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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-12
RAcs coAFLler N sonEMlA.
MsmbpFs Of osrman neshmereAla Ola.
paFnad az swords Point.


paFasd az swords PelHt.
yiennA. Sept n Serious race COO.
floia afe reported AZ Elsrgreiehennleln.
4 town ~ fi1hemia, b connection
wilh me meeting % tas oerman i,oeh.
RefMeid association
A numbeF 0f lefmaa delegates. Il
h Fogorted wsfe pfomenading the
streets whea tbs czech district commits.
sloner. payl0yskY. ordered fhe weu-
daFmea 70 disrsfss them AZ lhr soiat
u lhe bay0Bef eifa ne result taat
many o. me Uermuns nefa lnIared.
three " them fatally Eater Com.
mlssioaeF rasiotaky Summoned ths
dragons. wh8 charged ths people, 10,
fgging maag more. The gsrmann
base ieiaRraBked vFoggst - thriF
30VrfnMeEt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-12
NAVY IS INTERESTED
Ia Orville Wright's Flying Ma
chine Experiments.
NAY BUILD AN AERIAL NAVY

Meyer nigh OusciaIe OF the Navy
Department Were EnthuslastIe spec.
tator@
wasAlnw'on, Sept. 1.-THE two
aeroplane nlrA,s made BY 0rvlle
Wright at Fort Meyer wednesday,
which broke az records Tor distance
and time. have aroused the oFncera OF
the navy 10 action.
Secretary Meteaif waa ono Of ths'
most enthusiastic spectators present
and Assistant Secretary Of enc Navy
Newberry has been following the VI.
Neypr tests closely Lieutenant q.
G, Sweet q the bureau o. equipment.
has been detailed 70 observe tAc "a.
Meyer tesla Ter TOO navy.
Secretary MetcaW Waa asked II the
navy Intended 10 NY any aeroplanes
as beginning IN the application %
aoronautlcn 10 shat branch 81 tac ser
vice.
u oanaat say what we might do"
be replied. "0g course we would neeo
funds for that purpose There o.
only one reason that I can see why
AR. WglFbra machine would be im.
practicable for use IN the navy ana
that d "a starting apparatus An
ofiieer has been detailed 20 ohaeryr
che tllKh,a and what we 20 viii depend
largely on what q learned from thoss
tests"
The bureau ~ equipment haa an ap.
preparation available tor buying uaaip,
msnt Tor vessels a. the navy and ,ais
money could be drawn on ior the pur.
pose Of buying an aeroplane alsh
waIch 70 mako . start towards balds
Tag 40 an aerial sise, Tor thc navy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-12
Victim Token % HospItai
HAVE MARROW EOcApa.
Occupants o. Yacht Thrown into Wa
Ger art Nearly Drowned.


Ter arss Nearly Drowned.
Boston. Mass SEP, li.--'Mrs Ar
noll LAWSON. daughterInlaN Of Thoa
w. LaBaon. aud Mrs. Marshall G.
pouve. vile Of q prominsnt businesa
man, vere thrown lnto the watsr
whcn Mr. laweon's yacht NY Gyp.
~ was struck By a nshlag schooner
N the lower harbor Wednesday and
narrowly pscaped drowulns
a man on enc ecbooner saw the im.
pendinR o9liinlOn ahe crawling out
on the bopkprit. wxs iast "a time 10
pnli Mrs Lawson frsm the vaier ~
the yacht rnreeHEd MrA ncayc,
who was rompisseiy Underwater. wAa
rescued ~ captasn = Enpn. one -
me men o. ny 0ypay~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-12
SAsssALl pAys s'a @oaEv.


Profits % New Negh Ciab IRIS &staiun
Places ~ $50 oeo.
Nem Yors. Sept ~ @-iiaaebail Il .
paving inatiistion uiih q 4inninE team.
baih o. tAe naasgeneai ana slaysfa
TIE n9hi nop asinr made ~ taa
nianln fsf fnt NaitonL LeaEas shaD-
pishsas9 hts ntifaetsd ne liGsniion -
saeosas1a a. beRont asa A. result
fse geAsarg 80 she NeW Tori eiss
81 feapitr $40 hesees
Aiiagaxh "a - i@sofsieie ncpaFHisig
ID ssfimate ne N4ae' ampuHt " ~
ffuais ~ fte Heesur 20 fhp NeM HqrA
e.ua. . pmtsrsaiirs sslimsfe % fhe
m0asg mass W ihs -8ss a. 4 dsFeei
fsauii " pinnirg 80 eaMnpaoasAig
sansa ibs Nem ~ ass go
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-12

tlna. pera. &Fgt if i&arenrs
Rert1nna ta8ts. ~ awsneaa. eom
nitse4 sasse here - saoesias sils
twB@ises o. Was natsrr y
Cen~gts nbf IA heer esaggss ~
- ca a. Fses1 Nsaf.s rmaaaF
~ 4 AeAhraw rue nsvs wAsgA
- Mf pusm Is ts ~ 50 as8 as
weNR
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-12
sAlrA pEgaAra aYAMs.


~ NV W"itaAfIf
c0ismbla. y 4 Bepg ii ~ y.
3mith Ma tsqn uomiaagas ~ 80
tfils9 states Hsnafa ogsr Term carr
Egans w maioFily estlmats4 ht over
5000 ne LATEST inbalatioa " figures
o. eve ataie efimaFlea gives Smith
stAsa EHRfa SANS 8niih 10 galB.
iae eangiattig aifh igea4 votes Fes
ID hear ff0n
Fag Fallruaf noamissioaef fhe Fosa
gegaffs8 ig Cansief az q9ii CAngn
m4n. lSeembsat NGss Ttia VIA
% sss gfasls sfsaaiBr Wtsa az Fgfas
srN 81 MmeanaEsm ihe bllaa g0anw
r&shsw - gstatg b q rf'imsn ma
geen aomiaafsd ~ FaFs p4b@flas@n.
tsai ~ aita " ia.99q ma4ogssY
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-12
New White star Liner

na'tast. Sept. "a. The steamer
Lanrenlie, tie new White star Domin-
ton liner Cor the British Canadian ser.
VICE. was successfully launched here
This weasel e the trs1 liner g he
fitted n 3 elmhluetion Of hlgh
pressm y ton aad low pre-. sure tur-
bine mae .ners.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-12

49, ga. cam seps. IL
! rs,.,... soeiaiist nomiass
~ -. aitrstaes "a aasl.nes
30 tAis risy rappssy
~ va sven a. sgassas
. -. - sa4 Fslames oshsr
y = ~. a. Aass aas : auarssr
-, ga shhA arn noa -
NJ So ~, 'sss q pseisli,aa nsg
r. q. -. laR "a ppiscn sassisa
sysfNm whlrA A.
n'a ssarisaAe 80 8 -
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-12
MADE SAVAGE ATTACK
YOung Woman Of Ksnssha, Wis,
Probably Fatally iliared.
DRAGGED QuARTEROF AMILE
Miss Dohsrty Victim eF Attack Made
by Henry eushman. in which shs
Sustained Forty wOands--Msn Was
Hurried Away by police TO jail.

Chicago, Sept. ii.--As the result
OF savage attack. In whlrh she sus.
tslned more taan forty wounds, Niles
Anna Doherty a member 81 one OF tne
oll.time families OF KenosAh. Wis, Is
iu critical condition IN tAe Kenosha
hospital.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-12
Hurried 20 RacIhe

Henry Bnshman. her contested an.
sailant, WAS hurried 10 RAciue Wed.
nesdxy night in a closed automobile
to eyade the crowds which thronged
the streets Twenty sptclal police
men were sworn in. but proved inef.
rectual In dispensing the street gather
lngs. and Gordon OF police regulars
was drawn about the county jail with
orders b prevent All persons from
approaching nearer than one block
The attack occurred Wednesday.
Miss Ooaerty was retarAhg from a
downtown medicine show TO her home
when Bushman. who, Il Is said, was
intoxicated, accosted her. When she
started 70 run be caught her, gagEel
her with his free hand and dragged
her nearly quarter o. mile, 70 a
deserted place. where hs beat her in'
10 insenslbllity A
Victim Taken 10 AospItai.
Mics Doherty. upon recovering con-
sciousness. crawled 10 the homo 81
John Dslwes several blocks away and
from there was taken TO the hospital.
Bushman. who Is = plumbers helper.
was found aslecp Ia bed with dou-
bie-harreled gun beside him when be
was Il ,en before Miss poherty. sae
identified him without hesitation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
ARRANGING
TO MEET
FLEET
All Steamers in Port viii
Be in the Welcoming
Line.

on account of the arrival OF the
fleet at an hour earlier than origi.
nally planned. the business Mons
association has recommended that
the original order ~ closing the
stores from three 10 six o'clock to.
morrow afternoon remain standing.
but that all stores close as much
earlier as possible Many OF the
larger firms have made arrange.
meuis TO close at one o'clock
The steamship umatllla has been
chartered BY the Seattle Chamber
OF Commerce 10 take the reception
committee aud the members Of the
chamber 20 meet the fleet
The CITY OF Peuhla had first
been chartered. but as the Umatilla
Is larger II WAS decided to take the
larger boat Cards To- the city of
puebla viii be honored on the
Umatilla instead The boat viii
leave the Pacific Coast company
dock. ~ the foot Of Washington st.,
of one o'clock sharp
Every excursion boat will take
passengers out TO meet the fleet
Some of the boats will leave early
In the morning and proceed Go
Port Townsend and return with the
fleet The Pcrdita. Chippewa, lro-
quois and Hellingham will meet the
fleet at Port Townsend and return
with the fleet The Bertha aud
the Kitsap will leave at $3.50 q. ~.
and also meet the fleet at III
Townsend. The steamers Umatili
la. George ". starr. Dode ana
Waialeale W.. leave at their dock',
at one D. IN. sharp. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
MAE WOOD WILL
NOT PLEAD GUILTY
SAYS SHE WILL rot FIRSTu
BEFORE PLEADING GUILTY
TO PERJURY IN SEN. PlATr
DIVORCE CASE.
(By United Press.)

NEW YORK. May EN- rot
first. shrieked Mae Wood today in
her dark prison cell. when she was
asked II she would plead guilty TO
the charge OF perjury on which she
was arrested. as the result OF her
divorce suit against Senator
Thomas platt
"Out OF respect for his advanced
Bec. Mae continued we left the
strongest points out OF our case.
but next time everything will come
out al right Senator platt threat
ened my life on four different oc-
casions If | uttered a word about
his marriage 20 me He is a power
ful politician and has lots OF
money That Is why | am here. I
haven't got any money az all, SO
that n win ultimately. victory
will mean everything TO me-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22

emf stripes and illuminated BY lights Lower
down on the tower vii be immense anchors also outlined BY
lights Mound the cofnees and OF the depo, building
proper viii be hung long streamefs 81 lights.
Many ct the retail establishments o the business dis
riets have arranged elaborate decorations with lighting effects
tn honor Of the iect and the who H. At least
dofen ot these business firms First aud Second have
expended large sums ri N catering the PATRIOTS
spirit 81 welcome which ie every hand Above the thor
oughiafc First aud Marion the Seattle Electric
aud surmouatcd hy immense flag Placed high IN the air
the display be for many blocks and VIII prove
OF nc artistic features 81 the city decorations
AL in Place
Practically all 81 the decorations will be in place by this
evening On number 81 buildings the decorations have been
held back until the last moment for fear 81 rain. bot the
weather has promised stop tho ram for the iess
days and u BY magic walls which yesterday blank
were today developed ~ veritabc oi glory By the
nimhir decorators
The official grandstand which viii be located ON Second
opposite the New Washington Hotel finished this
morning and during tho day inspected by building In
specto Gran, and pronounced perfectly safe accommodate
the thousands OF spectators who viii the parade
Tuesday morning from that point
Fireworks Display.
The fact that the local Japanese residents have arranged
what viii likely prove Of the enjoyable features
OF the program day and night display Of fireworks and
into the harbor. y Of especial interest.
The salute sill include gun Tor each OF the states in the
Union.
Each shell IS charged that it viii burst in midair dis
charging figures o animals aud patriotic designs
Simultaneously $50 balloons, each lS feet height will
be released high the above the decks and spafs
o the approaching fleet The bombs containing the aerial dis
play viii be fired continually during the afternoon and the
evening there will be night display which will be visible
all the surrounding hills and emnenees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
Per, Angeles Entertaining.

PORT ANGELES. May 22.-The
glad hand is extended on all sides
10 the officers and crew Of the
four hattleships In the harbor. Yes
terday afternoon and last night the
town was as lively as a cricket
and nothing was left undone 10
please the enlisted men. Dances
we're given and the blue Jacket was
the hero Of the hour.
Rear Admiral Emory aud a small
party are fishing at Lake Crescent
They viii return late this afternoon
and go aboard ships
The big time today Is the barbe.
cue which is being given the Loco
men on the battleships. Early to
morrow morning the warships will
leave for Port Townsend TO join
the others OF the Atlantic fleet en-
route to Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
MURDERS CHILD
lny United Presa.l

DALLAS, Ore. May Sab
Hembree. charged with the murder
of his 1S.year.old daughter Flor.
encc. In a lonely mountain cabin
In Tillamook county in December.
1905. and Of afterwards burning the
cabin 60 hide traces of the crime,
was found guilty last evening by
the jury. TIe will be sentenced
juno "a. Evidence against Hem
hree was circumstantial.
The prisoner was convicted once
before on charge OF killing his
wife. who was murdered at the
same time the daughter was. Gov
Chamberlain paroled Hembree, and
the Tlllamook authorities arrested
him on the second charge. o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
Ch a m Der of Commerce
Warns Against Hotel
Lincoln.
States That Manager Will
Charge ExtOrtionate
Rates.

Following an unsuccessful effort
10 get Manager W J. Blackwell.
Of the Hotel Lincoln. 10 promise
not 70 charge visitors s. per cot
IN rooms containing five cots dur.
ing the visit Of the fleet. tho
Chamber Of Commerce issued a
warning TO the public this after
noon through Secretary Yandall
Word reached the Chamber Of
Commerce that the Hotel Lincoln
would fill every available room
with cots and charge the occupant
Of each cot s. per night. A rep
reseniative Of the chamber called
on Mr. Blackwell. who admitted
that such WAS the intention.
Asked to Reconsider.
This morning Secretary YandeH
addressed a letter to Manager
Blackwell informing him that. un-
Jess the chamber received assur-
nneea from him by noon today that
he would not hold up the public
for accommodations. the chamber
would Issue a warning through the
press and also advise the public
that the Lincoln vas the only
down town establishment in the
city which failed and declined TO
contribute It's share toward the en-
terisinment OF the fleet
Manager Blackwell did not an
4 this less
the warning was sent TO the news
papers this afternoon
In discussing the action Secre-
targ YaBdell said:
Deplores Spirit Shown.
The officers of the chamber
greatly deplore the necessity for
taking such action. but find that
IL is the only means we have Of
protecting the visiting public
against such charges during the
presence of the fleet.
We are glad that only one such
Instance has been brought To our
attention. and regret that this has
occurred. for we had felt confident
that no reputable hotel would vio-
late the spirit of hospitality which
peryades the whole city in its ef-
tort 10 care for outsiders.
II any other fragrant examples
come TO our notice We shall not
hesitate 10 take similar steps. but
believe that this is the only case
In the city-as IL Is indeed the only
one Of which we have direct and
confirmed eyidence-that will ba
found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
FRACTURED
VICTIMS
SKULL
Little Girl Who. Was Run
Down by Auto Is
Injured.

Helen. the scyen.yearoid dauEh
ter Of Mrs Laura Taylor. Of ili2
Seventh ay.. who was run down
BY an automobile last Tuesday
night. near Seventh ay. and Seneca
st.. showed alarming effects OF her
injuries yesterday afternoon and a
physician who was called to ex.
annie the little girl stated that
the victim is suffering from a slight
fracture of the skull
She is also suffering from pains
IN her back. although II Is not
thought that she sustained internal
Injuries Of serious nature.
When Helen was run down by
an unfeeling chauffeur. all the
warning abe received was Get out
of the way. you little brati"
The machine struck her from
behind and threw her heavily 10
the pavement Blood Eushed from
her nose and mouth. Luckily the
wheels Of the car did not pass over
the little girls body
Chauffeur Go, Away.
without stopping 20 ascertain the
extent of Helcn's injuries. the
chauffeur. who was accompanied
b. another person. speeded down
seventh av Helen was taken to
the home of her mother few
rods distant AZ first Mrs. Taylor.
who "a q trained nurse. could find
90 serious injuries, and ON Wednes.
LAY morning the little girl was
playing about the house Late yes.
terday afternoon. however. Helen
grew fltful and weak Or Charles
ID Cobb was summoned and found
a slight fracture OF the skull.
Mrs Taylor has placed the mat.
ter In the hands of Attorney n. +.
kienatra. who stated this morning
that he purported filing suit for
damages against Roy Howard and
W. l.. Bfobaek
Search for Men.
The automobile bore two mum.
bers. i.4a7 and LEO. According to
the official list of automobile II.
censes on file at the police sta.
tlon. No. i,i3i was issued 20 Roy
Howard and No l.120 is held by
w L. Broback. Attorney kienstra
says he. will sue both Howard aud
Braback as he believes the auto.
mobile was owned by one or both
OF them. Neither Damo appears I'm
the city directory but Attorney
Kienstra says he viii comb the city
10 find one or both Of them and
compel them to face suit for
damages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22

The above named places are tire
beat natural vantage points tfefn
which 70 view tlsu arrival Of the
Atlantic fleet ,omorro~. To every
point the Seattle Electric Co. will
ssrry Thousands Of people. rha,
no enc may be disappointed Il will
be necessary that early starts are
made. ., 10 suggested tina, lunch.
ser~ be taken along. and tina, a.
many AZ possible Get away by nine
ar ter o'clock In THE morning.
Every wheel thsi will turn sill
pe in use tomorro~ BY the street
car company. but the people mas,
Dc their share IN order that all may
be accommodates. II 10 requested
~ the electric company that the
people visiting these natural want.
sas points do no, attempt to rssh
hoene. I, will be impossible to
carry all 81 the people on the frs,
cars. a little pA,ienee on the part
% the public will avoid possible &C.
cider, and make ihe travelling com.
Psrativsiy easy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22

PORT TOWNSEND. May %
The officers and crews OF the bat.
tleships in the harhor are the
guests OF this city today, All kinds
of entertainments planned are be
Ing carried out 10 the letter. Wis.
It's are being made TO the mill
towns and many enlisted men left
last night for the trout streams In
the interior All places OF amuse-
ment are free 10 the tars Water
races are being held this after.
noon The forts are the Mecca Of
many OF the men and also the
officers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
Seventy-Five thousand
Cheer Them al
Bellingham.
Fishing, Dancing, Barbecues
and Parties Given in
Other Cities.
10y United Press


BELLINGHAA May 22.-wifh
boxoars attached TO all the night
trains. 10 that thousands Of visitors
from the neighhofing towns could
reach the cts in time for todaYs
fleet celebration, Bellingham awak.
ened this morning with 5000 en-
thusiastle visitors within her
gates
Prom early morning a continuous
procession Of vehicles Of every de.
serlpti0n brought Ia their loads Of
happy country folk. adding thou.
sands more to the number Of Wis.
itors.
The feature 81 today's program
was the parade 81 1000 blue
Jackets. Before 5 o'clock the land.
iug parties. consisting q a battalion
Of blue Jackets from each ship. we're
piped 10 quarters and q half hour
later with the same precision as
though marching from an armory
trooped down the ships ganEWays
to the small boats bObbing along
side
Crowds Cheer Wildly.
Thousands Of spectators were
massed along the waterfront to
watch the sailors disembark
Promptly at 10 o'clock. under com
maad Of Captain Potter Of the Yer.
mont. the long column Of sturdy
sea fighters swung into Elk 81 from
the landing stages. The lire OF
parade Was between solid banks Of
wildly cheering people who gave
vent to their patriotism IN demon
siratiou such az has not been wit.
messed since the fleet dropped
anchor IN Pacific waters.
This afternoon af ) O'Clock base
bail game will be played between
team from the Connecticut and
the Beliipfham league team. which
will be attended BY several thou.
sand sailor footers.
Tonight 600 enlisted men will
attend n theatre party rendered by
the city. while others will be en-.
tertained with a dance at the White
City.
The attention offered the enlisted
men Of the fleet has ELECTED the
official commentator from Admiral
sperry and the fleet officers.
Officers Bail Tonight.
The social event Of the fleets
visit viii be the officers ball al
Fairyland rink this evening The
elaborate display Of fireworks will
be given BY the japanese and Chi
nese residents this evening
The warmth Of this initial vel
come to the north coast has been
most gratifying TO the entire per
sonnet Of the fleet and the ap
preaching visits To Seattle aud Ia
coma are being looked forward TO
with pleasurable anticipation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22

4 The Seattle Star is the only =
4 paper in Seattle that has re.
= esiVcd. during the progress OF 4
\ the Atlantic fleet nofthward, 4
a wireless dispatches from =
. aboard any Of the vessels. ~. =
= Ice Clotworthy. special cor. =
. respondent Of The Star and OF :
the United Press, joined the =
. fleet "a Msgdalena Bay, and =
y has remained with IL. Mr.. =
4 clotWorthy is now at Belling. =
= ham with the Georgia, and =
\ while in Puget sound will rep. 4
= resent this paper. In another =
= column Mr. clotworthy tells 4
\ Of the manner in which dis =
= patches sent by him to The 4
= Star have been stolen and pub =
= lished In another paper In this =
= city. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22

The steamship Humboldt. OF the
Pacific Coast Steamship company.
arrived here this morning from
SkaKway and way ports, aud re-
ports pleasant trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
Natural Vantage Points
From Which 10 View
Arrival.
Take Your Lunch and Go
Early and Don't Hurry
Home.

LOYAL HEIGHTS.
Tsg ENTIRE WESTERN PART
OF BALLARD.
FORT LAYTON.
MAGNOLIA sLUFF.
ktSsEAR PARK.
QUEEN ANNE HILL.
rae BLUFF AT The FOOT or
DENNY WAY.
WEST SEATTLE.
AK POINT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
RUFF JURY olsAeREEs.
(sy United Press.l

4 SAN FRANCISCO. May
= 22.-At 6 O'Clock yesterday
\ the Ruef jury. after being out
4 30 hours and balloting Is
4 times without arriving az a
4 verdict, was discharged.
4 Prosecutor Honey says he
4 xvii keep after Ruef until the
. people have been vindicated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
Plans All Made and Everything in
Readiness for Biggest Patriotic
Celebration Seattle Has
Ever Witnessed.
THE WEATHER

Probably fair tonight and Saturday;
Saturday warmer; light northwest winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22

Adviees were received az the Of
flee of the Alaska Steamship COM
pany this moIuing that the steamer
Dolphin arrived at ketchikan froV'
.Skagwae yesterday on her hoy
ward run and is expected her~
day evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22

The steamer Santa Cruz, which
was purchased by ]. H. pharo to
be used as a salvage vessel. re-
turned 90 this port this morning
from Victoria, where she has been
ON drydock mal.-s repairs and al.
teratlons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22
LAW STUDENTS MEET in
DEBATE TONIGHT

shall the state of Washington
adopt the system Of initiative and
referendum proposed by Senator
Cotterill' will be the subject OF
the debate this evening between
the University of Washington Law
school and the University OF Ore.
gon Law school at the university
gymnasium. Washington, which
will take the affirmative will be
represented by O. NJ. Thomson. NJ
$. Good aud 4. w Allen. Oregon
viii be represented by l., W. Hum.
nhrey, +. r. Peters and L. y.
Smith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-22

1 Boats and Trains. , Cents.
/ The WEbTHER-PRoBhBLY FAIR TO
] NIGHT AND 8ATURoAYs WARNER.