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The Ordway new era., 1908-07-31
WARMING!

The water supply for the Town OF
Ordway being in questionable state
OF purity, you are hereby advised TO
boil that used for drinking and cook
ing purposes. Boil for at least twenty
minutes.
". 7. WOODS, NJ. u.
Health Onicer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
THIS SCANDAL
PETEREB
OUT

SAN FRANCISCO. June 81
After investigating the report that
three chorus girls had been brought
from Manila IN the army transport
sherman, enjoying the best me
ship offered on the trip. white men
Who had fought for their country
were compelled 20 sleep ON the
decks. Colonel Anderson. the inspee.
tor general of the department. has
completely exhonoratcd Captain
Campbell + nabcock. 4. s. A.
qeartofmastef captain 81 the trans.
po4t. and dismissed the charges as
unfNWnded.
when the story OF the chorus
girls was first published In Port
land paper. = great scandal was
looked FOR. but Colonel Anderson
has discovered that the tale Was
framed up and carried 90 the paper
BY Frank noueherty. disheaar
ably discharged soldier. J. F1orey.
Who was departed by the inaular
authorities. and Roy Marshall. an
ex.private
II devolves that the chorus girls
were Mrs l. II ninr~nan. wife Of
the head q the Manila fire depart.
ment. aud her two Young sisters.
the Misses Williams. agca 10 and
"a respectively
Captain naheoek bears an excel
lent record having been appointed
BY President Roosevelt. With whom
he served IN the Rough Riders
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
PUT OUT The
CLAD HAND GANG

Seattle. June - itN%
Editor The star The fiFm stand
Yea have taken IN tbs fnativf ~
The election % county entufrissipn-
era this year cannot help bat inter-
est every man ho has 4 dailAF IN
vested IN Seattle
Hardly anything eoaid BE- done
y hich would more safely enhance
the value - property throughout
this county than to have a rvalit
earnest period 81 god rad building.
and Il seems that the sifilc CONE
taent ~ The star en- WhY we have
not had a decent fractional part ~
ear share ~ road building Hhoula
result in the people bring ie~s nu+
pinr. a. lincoln Stsfftn~ might
Phrase h. and putting men into the
coinatsefonrssfsirS Who would do
something instead Il Hafrf.4rEins
famirfs with sros shaas
Il is really difflealf fer taxpayers
Ia So legitimate Naya IN which the
county Officers can spend the ncury
= hfeh has arisen fHesu taxes quail e.
rspled IN she last three years. We
are not inyinAatiuE tissi seed
ring h having tts inception. but
nsy Gear air, there + most palpah4e
evidence - waste ard arsft Ia pub-
Iie ntanaEemrnt not three fnripnxp
from t1nneer sqssars II ths pies
snt commissioners should drnf
kssas. Iesisr n this cold hIssssts'd waste
Of the peoples funds. the conGfrtr
facts wiu b. supplied and with
y hat a. SOME officials sill b. EN-
tsarraeainK iiHr#feh.
| write thus because ! believe
your work most eoEuneud4biss -rtfn ?
usually Ro for The interest - TIRE
people and trast You All keep it
up. Sincerely yours.
i. ROSS PARKER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
JAP STOWAWAY
LEAPS IN SEA

Stealing 20 the decks, eyadlng
the watch aud lsapinE overheard.
J. Hakeahh. Japanese ntowaNay
an the steamer Eva. IL supposed 10
have porlshed. off the coast OF Cal.
ifornt.. IN hla rash desire 90 avoid
the immigration regulations Of this
country.
when. a fsx days aFo. the boat.
swain ord rcd ali hands to turn 10.
the Japanese was missed The
only manner that the man could
have left the vessel Vas b. loaplnE
into the aea
A. the boats course vas several
miles from shore IL IL probable the
man viii never be heard from The
atowRway left dictionary and hfs
eiothea
When five DAYS out. the Jap came
cut uf his hole begins for some
thinE 10 eat. which Was given him
All during the trip the aiosaway
was accorded better treatment than
IL usually melted out 20 those steal.
lnE passage Hla appreciation
was shown BY such remarks as
German ship no good aud Cap
taln no goud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
COAL MINERS HAVE
NO LABOR TROUBLE
ler uns,.s pr...l

Gle ELuM. June e For sin
weeks the mines here aud nj Ros
i'm have been working hut tao and
three DAYS a ws-s on account ~
slack market, and carpenters and
mechanics are making repairs while
the mines are idle Some 81 the
miners thought an unfair division
Of the lahor vas being allowed and
At Ro4iyn last Friday stationed
themselves ~ the entrance 10 The
Roslyn mines and prevented any.
one entering When they learned
that only mechAnies we're working
all hindrance vas dropped Prom
this rnmors Of the trouble hay.
been circulated. entirely without
foundation.
Theirs IL no trouble. nor IL any
expected Tho mines will all work
short time fur,Another month. when
market for an Increased outpu,
q anticipated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
MISSIONARY TO TELL
OF LIFE in AFRICA

Or ROYAL J. Dye. from nolenEe.
on the Equator. Africa. q mission,
AIRY Of the First Christian church.
win preach At the first church to-
morrOw. At the morning services
he will describe hts nlne years 81.
psrience in the heart Of Africa In
the evening be 0lii deliver fare.
eel address ard describe the life
of the native church.
Al D. m = mass meeting viii
BE- held which viii be- attended
BY members from all the Chris.
tan churches. Mr. and Mrs DYE
viii speak and Miss Louise Kelly.
81 Emporia. Kansas. national rep
resentative Of the Christian Won.
ans Board Of Missions. will deliver
an address.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
TENANT PRESENTED
WITH A GOLD BADGE

A soltd gold badge 81 office was
presented 10 Captain of Detectives
Tenant last night BY members Of
the def@efiee department City
Detective Frank W. Clark made
the presentation speech. In which
he expressed The thanks % the men
in the department for their treat.
ment Captain Tenant shook
hands ~ith each man and warmly
thanked the detectives for the hand.
some siff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
CAPT. WALLACE pnAD.

Capt David q. Wallace. Go years
old. died yesterday a. the family
residence. has 10th Az. he IL sur
yived By a widow The captain was
we'll known IN transportation
circles. having lived IA tho city 20
years, no years OF which he has
been captain on various boats Of
the Pacific Coast company No ~.
neral arrangements have been
mazda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
YOUNG THIEF HAS
CONFESSED

Harry Miller. the young thief
who was captured IN the plant q
the Pacific Net a Twiue Co last
"Wednesday night. has confessed
20 the police that he entered the
same establishment on the three
different occasions
Tea cases uf tobacco we're rrcoy.
cred from a cigar stand az Nestsra
av and Yesier way yesterday b.
City Detectives William Holland
and I'd Griffith. where Miller had
sold the stuff
Miller denies that he bad nny.
thing TO do with a number Of other
~sferfrons robheries In the past
few months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
BIG STRIKE OF ORE


by unlfed preaz-l
WALLACE. ida. June s1.s=W What
u considered a. one Of the rich
est ore strikes ia tho hisiofY %
the Occur q Alenes district has been
made on the property 81 the Auahor
Mining company 81 Burke. between
Mammoth and tn. Hecia mfnes
The strike consists of q naY
streak one foot wide and carry
lnK silver Of enormous values An
assay Et0es = return % 1850 ounaea
% the toa and picked samrtcn
range al the gay from s.eoe 20
eco ounces to the ton In aettli-
ton 10 thln two feet Of crYaiaiissd
lead ore has been found. aaaas tstE
AZ a value 81 from IS 90 50 per
cent. The ore ~as discovered Al
the bottom Of a asfoot shaft or me
claim known as the Diamond Hitch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
REFUSED TO ISSUE
A PEACE WARRANT

Upon Investigation. Prosecuting
Attorney Macintosh has refused
Ia issue a peace warrant for Mfs
Josephine Carroll. t5zp azad ass 3
which vas asked Tor b. The father
OF Esta Addison. a Young Eiri %
the uesghhorhood
II waa alleged that Mr. Carroll
bad pushed the giFl from the aide.
Naik against q fence and injured
her - that she waa confined 20
her I'D. sas Incident growing oat
Of nsiHhhorhood feud
The Investigation showed no basis
foF the issuance Of a peace var
rant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

The last bolt has heeu driven In
the g. 0o0. 600 North Bank bridge
at Vancouver
Prosser IL ta be a elsseed Sunday
town
Baftieship virginia. AZ Bremen.
ton. claims the cualtnK record
James r smith. OF iisllingham.
lost his way In the wauds and for
several days suhslsted upon raw
bird flesh
Anacories viii celebrate luiy 2.
J and a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
$500 Denver and
Return

Aeceant Democratic Convention.
via Oregon n r a Navixatian 60
on sale Juiy ). sood - aaya
Pun particulars. reservations and
tickets At Union Ticket office. SOS
First ~. T. = Ellls. Gen1 Agent
s4~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
INSANE MOTHER
BROWNS HER
CHILDREN

IDA GROVE. la. June 27-Ths
village Of Ida drove IN In mourning
today over the sad deaths Of the
four small children Of Mrs. J T..
Johnson. who were thrown into n
cinturn By their mother
ln a fit Of insanity. Mrs John
son seized them while they we're
1T play Thursday and dragged them
10 the rear Of their home She
removed ths'soVer % the eiatsfn
aud threw the little tots IN one
BY one. replaced the cover an.
walked away. II was not until Aha
returned aud pe%red Into the water
that neighhaea suspected what had
happened The bodies wsse recux
erred aud later the authorities took
Mrs. Johnson into custody
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
CAPTAIN is INJURED.


PORT TOWNSEND. Jane IL
Captain Halter. Of the steam
schooner John l.. while 81 wofk
on bis ship. fell down a hatehway
breaking several ribs and inlurinE
himself seriously. The schooner.
az present on the ways At Nc
curd1 shipyard for repairs. had a
hatchNaY open whieh vas covered
~ = sheet u canvas Captain Hal.
Ter stepped on the canvas and fell
10 the bottom ~ bis ship lie was
removed 20 the Marine hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

himself up 20 Constable PendiS
near barry A. his preliminary
hearing ~ maritime Cor. who f. q
young man. fairly well educated.
was iaboriug under considerable 81.
element
According 10 HIS story. be was
sick. and on the morning 81 the
killing WAS In bed IN an upstairs
room AZ the home ~ Whiitad lie
heard his afepflehaD and mother IN
an alteration Its mother came
20 his room. asked him 70 protect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

Thern Is nothing quite 80 reefful
and health building as a summer at
Sescoma Beach Compare Il with
any place you ever campcd. and
you Will find II offers more induce
menfs than anY other. Better boat
service. better water. better park
and better neighbors. We want
nice people. s.s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
TO WED LEGALLY


LONDON. tune 27--it IL rumofed
here that preparations are now be
inE made Tor legal marriake of
Miss Helen Maloney. daughter OF
the millionaire standard OH man Of
Philadelphia and samuel ClarkHan.
with whom she eloped from the
United States last summer.
Since the aunuiment 81 her pre-
vioua marriage 20 A. H Osborne. II
has been expected that Miss Ma
luuey would be married to ciarksnn
az the ceremony performed at the
time they came 10 this country to
Fcthsr under assumed names Waa
not binding Close friends u CLARK,
son state that the ceremony viii
take place very Huon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
CIT rHgia ATTORNEY.

Cigar dealers who we're arrested
some time aEo Ga charges 81 selling
cigarettes aud cigarette material
have retained u { uiil a. counsel
and announce that they pili fight
tho cases. Attorney ON yesterday
afternoon secured 4 continuance Of
the eases until July rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
BIG ROBBERY ATTEMPTED.

EAST ST. LOUIS. III. June 81 49,
An attempt was made 20 hold up
an express car on the Illinois trsc.
ton system carrying SIS 900 in
money and 81 900 worth Of Ieweiry
near Lynch station last night. c.
r. Harmon. Chicago and Alton
train dispatcher. saw the would be
robbers creeping along In the grass
near the station and signalled the
motorman 10 put on full speed. IA
the car sped past the station the
highwaymen opened fire. one Of the
bullets striking the car. Nobody
was injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

LONDON. June zT.-Tho new
British patent lac which siipulaisa
that foreigners vho obtain patents
IN Great Britain must manufacture
thcif goods on british soil. IL ere.
atinE an Industrial revolution here
German and American mannfactar
srn are hlt the hardest b. the laW
and are already making prepare
tiuns 20 either open factories ia
England or make arrangement
whereby English firms manufacture
the goods under = system Of roo.
aItien.
pf MctsfeNoF has resumed den.
tal practice. eos American bank
Building Phone 1909 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
KiLLEo IN WRECK.


CiiADRoS. Neh. June ~ Five
men we're allied 10 = wreck on the
Chicago and Northwestern railroad
when a double header freight train.
saE,bound. struck eaahout caused
b. = cloudburnt 81 miles from Chad
ron. Both engines were over.
turned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
raaAr cnll osgs FRGs.

Arrangements are being mssic
By the Seattle society of Eye znd
free Of charge 70 the parents can
not afford 10 PAY anything. Of At
redneed rates n ihs paF~nts arc
able % make partial payments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
STATE TEAM MAY
GO TO JAPAN
tsy United Press,

SPOKANE. June 7I.-The an.
nouneement was made By shorty"
IiammeTlun. " the University Of
waahingtou's baseball team. that
that aggregation 81 ball players
viii undoubtedly aceept the invita-
tion Of the waseda university team
Of Toxic 10 go there and play 10
games in August.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

hor from bic atspfsth.r. he a..
and wsHt downstairs ~ =
lsthsr thfsateud - KIN him -
Coz says. vent for biz Ess ~
Then shot him twice from h.. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
STRAWBERRY PICNIC AND
DANCE

sunday at wildwood Pars. Every.
body welcome Round tip. inelud.
Ing dance, 3b cents Take steam.
ers Wildwood and Haas. Leschi
Park go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

Christian Endeavorers Of Wash.
ingfon and Northern Idaho are In
convection at Eliensburg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
Visit the Navy Yard

Atlantic fleet fl still al IN.
yard. See The battisship r.,
Island ia the drrdock. Boat i -
10 times daiiY from Pier z. - !.
Yesler Way Round Trip. toe =. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
UP
10y Unl,sd Press

CouLEE CITY. Wash. June Ill
William Cox. who killed hia stop
father. Mai Nhittad. near Iter.
Douglas counos June "a. has given
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27
opeN TO VISITORS gvrRY pAY.

UPtN TO VISITORS EVEHY DAY.
The whole Atlantic fleet will be
At the navy yard few DAYS more
Fee the battieship Rhode Island In
the dry dock. Boats leave pier 2.
foot OF Yesler way. ten times daily.
Round trip fare. 80 cents. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

Any one going fishing should see
Piper a TanA stock Of fishing
tackle. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-27

SEATTLE TACOMA ROUTE.
Fare s5e--Round Trip. soc.
FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY.
LEAVES SEATTLE - Gas and
io:25 a. m. 2:o5 and 5.4s o. m.
LEAVES TACOMA - e:ss a. m.
and t2;ib. 3i55 and 1880 .. m.
Y. agELEY, Jr.. Agent. sssttls-
trs. taasN ire. tsaew.-rss. sfR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
MRS. COTTSTEIN
IS HONORED

A. mark 81 the hiKh apprecia
tson Of the members Of the i.adlca'
Musical club for the faithful and
splendid work OF The slirinE pres
ldent. Mrs NJ A. gottstein. a solid
silver coffee ara. suitably engray.
ad was presented to her BY Mrs
kmmens at the annual meeting
yesterday In Mrs EmuiouH
afrsentatiou address. she voiced
tho club Ia its gratitude for the
earnest woek ~ Mrn GotiHieiB. O.
HON the successful Years work
i greatly due
The fnlloNinE officers we're elect
ID President. Mrs Horace nAy
Hartford. vice president. Mrs. n A
Gottstrih. recording secretary. Mrs
Hamfard A Roth corresponding
secretary. Mrs Frederick nentloy
treasurer. Mrs. Mitchell Gillian.
The board Of directors chosen
ar. Mrs u vs. Emmoua. Mrs. VIII.
lam Hickman Moors. MrE " ~
NhisfIewcy and Mrs " - Judah
The ciahs resources ALL ALLOW
for another scholAfnhip The com
mistee appointed 10 Judge the
merits 81 the contestants Tor the
scholarship are. Mrs " ~ Judah.
chairman. Mrs u. " Emmona
Mrs nina Martin Hatcher. Mira
Prank slack. Mira Frederick Rent
ley. Mrs N A Gottxieia. and Mrs
IL u. HAnford.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
TRAGEDY AT
TACOMA
Everett Man Tries To XIII
a Wosaa Thee He
Suries.
10y United press

TACOMA, June 2 Frauk Kelsey.
a nawmill man ~ Everett. last hlght
shot Mrs Harriet Cole. The wife
- Bart Cote. IN her room At the
Arcade hotel. twice. and then shot
himself nns bullet went through
Mrs Celo'H left side five inches be.
low the heart and TIE ether struck
her left cheek. imbeddinF itself
somewhere Ia her bFhiu She was
taken to a hospital. and Il Ia not yet
known whether she Will live kei
aey shot himself through the head
The ball entered at the night tam.
pie. producing instant death They
we're on intimate terms aud had
auarrrlsd Coroner Metlnrer be
iiefea jealousy caused the tragedy
Many letters found In keleey'n
pockets and among her effects con.
tain mutual accusations that each
VAS untrue Ia the other Mrs Cole
ls a handsome woman - years old
She came here from neliinEham
last Christmas. but Wa formerly
from Port Angeles. Her husband
Hurt Cole. has a home with their
two little Girls GA Tacoma as. The
two are estranped and divorce pro
eeedinFn are said IA be under WAY.
Mra eoie intfoancea Kelsey "a
fft~lsas ~ her brother. aHd the two
have boan very affecti0haie They
auarFeled over her working aa a
waitress IN , restaurant 10 which
be objected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02

study the reasons for government
support u the arts and crafts. Of
music and Art generally. are filling
a patriotic mission. and could
make time pass No enioYabiy while
thus engaged that the season ~
Washington would be a Joy instead
of a bore
Mrs Depew will attend her first
national convention In Chicago in
July She was prevented by the
Illness Of her mother from attend.
Ing the one four years ago. and she
IL looking forward 90 the expert
enee with delight Immediately
after The convention Senator and
Mrs. Depew will sail for Europe.
aud sill spend most Of the summer
At Lucefns. Switzerland The sen.
atar viii return In August. to take
part Ia the campaign, but Mrs. DE.
reN viii remain until autumn. the
guest 81 her sister. Nine won An
DIRE. one OF the great social Posera
Of London.
Mrs. Depew was Miss May Palm.
or. and was born In Nsw Orleans
She vas educated IN France and
Dresden. and married Senator De.
p.~ IN December. 1901. She IL one
Of the most accomplished women Ia
official life. aud will probably real
lEe her ambition 20 be ihu leader ~
the first salon In the American capt
tai. conducted after the French
models. which she admires NO
greatly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02

WASHINGTON. June Al hear
much complaint since ! came 10
Washington. says Afs Chauacey
~ pepcw. OF women IN official life
being bored almost TO extinction b.
the routine Of social life
4 recommend the study 81 poll.
tics As a counter irrtani Nothing
seems 80 fascinating 10 me ~ To
study IsolltEca; not the local issues,
bat the higher domain. where the
interests Of foreign nations are con.
cerued or the brad Interests Of the
people
II is eoniended that American
politics laeks the pletureaquenez
which older countries presents
do not think ~. have always been
~ partial 10 the study 81 the
French salon. especially the older
types. a. Nine. hAmiouillet's vhsrr
the French academy had ils birth.
There IL much 90 inspire similar
efforts among American women.
Take the question Of national coz.
nerYhtory. national school of art
and design. an institute which
would BE- to American architects
and designers what the Polytechnic
ls tn France. and To many other
countries besides such legislation
comes only when the demand II
voiced BY the kaown leaders Of
thought. for governments are meta
bis conservative. and this one par.
ticniaf3y 50. Women Who viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
BAD BREAK
MADE BY
TAFT
c. A. R. Is Displeased by
Reference to Grants
Drinking.
10y United prs.s.l

WASHINGTON. June flames
NJ. pal1ell. alde-de-camp TO the
commander. In chief of the @. A. r..
today undertook to express the at
tltude Of veterans toward Secretary
OF War Taft as the result OF his
reference to General Grant being
addicted TO drink
How Secretary Taft could think
II necessary TO SO back into Grants
early career and rake up the only
fault Grants worst enemy ever
names. surpaHHea all understanding
cannot possibly. hy the greatest
straining OF the imagination. sec
any necessity for H.
"ro put II mildly. the @ A. X.
not only h. amazed but IS badly
hurt by this speech. Would Taft
have made the unsavory reference
II Grant had been alive and pres.
ent Mt the cxercises2 That Is
test Of the propricty Of the seore-
tary's words
1t was a bad break for a presi.
dental candidate.
In all my reading. don't recall
any parallel To this astounding de.
parture from the proprietiea Of
great occasion.
In his address at Grants tomb.
In New York. last Saturday, Taft
said that Grant left the army be
fore the civil war on account of
hard drinking When later asked
why he said II. he explained that
he supposed Il was we'll known
aud accepted fact. that Il was Co
Grants credit rather than diacredit.
because he afterwards oyercame
the habit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
WASHINGTON
wins
Leads California Rowers /,
Six Lengths al
Finish.

Washington won the boa, ~. :
today from The crew Q. tbs r.,a
ve'"i'r Of California, Leading a,
California shell at the finI,h
alx lengths
Unofficial time taken a, II. "a.
Ish gave The Washington er.s 4.
lead Of 30 seconds in crossing d.
tape.
WaahiHg'on's official time for a.
eoar'e was u minutes. second.
The local varsity crew h.e
lead at every stage Of theaas. a.
vas never in dancer Of beses o,.,.
taken.
There was an immense e,o.a
who watched the race from "a.
shore ahd the hieh pslu,a along Il.
lake.
The course was beiveen Leses,
park and a point opposite M.4Is,
park.
Washington led by . Ieurs :.
TIE quarter a, the hslf The, ~
increased their iead to two IenrAs
and from then on uu,iI ,Aey erO..~4
The tape the boys from he ,osn
varsity Kept increasing DER Is.4.
The crew which pulled fer WA.
ingtou b. Capt Kirby, arots.
oBrien. : Beck. G. Karr. s: y,m.
= Loseioy. 3; 0'Ssal Z. fo~r
bow. Everett Thompson. eorsxun
The California crew vas nszs
up a. follows. Capt wiusr stross.
Davidson. ! Robertson. 6. II. Al.
ley, o. ?. Ashley. &. schueder 1:
Ban. Dgnan, bow, Myers COZ.
swain
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-02
sWoRDsMAn SENT
TO ASYLUM

There viii be no more svordrlxy
AZ the Mechanics house. sze EIkkih
ay. =. as Richard noering. the maia
cause of recent excitement 81 hat
place. has been committed 70 ths
state insane asylum.
IL Is claimed that Doerins Asd
two swords. sharp AZ needles. trd
that be got busy with them when
he was no, permitted to Keep 81
dogs which be had brought bors
from no one knows where.
Doering claimed that he bad cses
been a lieutenant In the Black Has
sars In the German army. He ssfs
that he left his family three yean
ago in Chill. where he has . Ft1a
which be claims to be valued 81 W
600 pesos. The man 10 thought y
have become demenied over -
troubles.