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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-05-09
BASE BALL
Result of Yesterdays Games in the
South Atlantic League.

Savannah 4; Augusta 2.
Jacksonville 2; Columbia f.
Charleston 6; Macon 4.
Where They Played Today
Augusta at Savannah.
Columbia at Jacksonville.
Macon at Charleston.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-05-09

The latest kilograms state that Warn,
has obtained his release through
babeas corpus proceedings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
Methodist Ministers Go on
Record in This
Respect.

Az the meeting Of the Methodist
ministers Of Seattle. held at the
y. 81 G. A. building this morning.
Rev. +. NJ. Randall Of Chicago, ma
tlonal secretary Of the Epworth
league. denounced Speaker Ioaeph
l. Cannon Of the United States
House Of Representatives In Che
most scathinE language. and recon.
mended that the congressman from
every state be required to pledge
themselves 10 work for the election
OF some other man than Uncle
joe as speaker Of the next house
and that IN case the candidates
for the office Of representative In
congress refuse 10 give such piedE
~. their election be- strenuously
opposed by the Methodist minister.
iai body.
Rev Randall stated that Mr. Can.
non has proved himself the great.
est obatructioniHt to temperance
and moral reforms Of any man who
ever sat In the halls Of congress,
and that Nj Bryan when IN Can.
mons district IN Illinois q short
time ago called him liar and then
proceeded to add injury 10 insult
by proving H.
The proposition by Rev Randall
was received with enthusiasm by
the assomblage cries Of shame,
shamei" coming from an parts OF
the hall while the shortcomings
OF the speaker we're being enunor.
aicd
The speaker also went on record
against the candidacy OF William
~. Taft for president Il was stat.
cd that Mr. Taft rs unfit for the
high office 70 which he aspires,
and that the first Sunday be was
IN the Philippines he went 10 a
horse race aud personally OBLIGATED
AZ the opening Of the race course
Resolutions Of thanks for his ~
fective service were passed IN
honor Of Rev. w. Harrington. u
ID. who roiirea from the superIn
tendency OF Seattle districts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
uuaDERED OVER
DRINK OF WATER

zKi.LEFoNTAfNE. O.. Sept -
lie police are hooking today for
zz< kuiu and John nanca. Who
= supposed to have murdered
Hz1s Darish Ia cold blood In a
la7ei ever the last drink Of water
: n Ohio railways construction
aAp yesierday afternoon Darish
*alsd IN uaier for his wife. who
aHsry lll
fhe Haier supply has become de-
<<sfd during the past two weeks.
y ne tenders have had 10 walk
mmiles 10 lewiston reservoir for
- YESTERDAY Ralu and Harlca
Ea'es q, the pals just as Darish
= poaFing out the last drop TO
~ y his wife The men de-
ssaaed that BE- divide with them
saeh b refused be was shot dead
- people here are greatly ex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
Bring Books Into Federal
Court in Dsnbury
Hatters' Case.

Local labor circles refuse 10 be.
c0me asiiated over heiuR cited into
the United States district court Ia
connection With the famous Dan.
hury halter cast The ease u pend
Ing In Connecticut IN the federal
court. The plaintiffs. Dietrich Lowe
II al. having brought suit aRainst
the International hattsfs union for
$50 900 damages A. a Fesnli % a
labor boycott on the plaintiffs
hain
The international Hsst~ru union
had agents travelling around the
countfy carving the boycott 10
various labor bodies Some Of
These came q Seattle. with iitega.
tuFe telling 81 the b0seatt whleh
WAS mailed ont ~ Seattle BY local
unions
The hat manufacturer cited In
Dor secretaries Into court 10 Try 10
determine the responsibility % the
international HaitsfH nnion for tho
action taken By local unions The
procedure vas merely the securing
81 evidence 20 BE- used IN the trial
in Connecticut against the hatteFs'
union.
n will make excellent campaign
material said w. W Cottrriii.
secretary OF the Central Labor
council. today.
The matter IL too remote for
Seattle. declared Frank Rust. man.
agsr of the Labor Temple aaao.
citation. The funds Of local labor
unions are IN no danger whatever.
To shov how much Ne are worried
BY these fights against the right 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
SAY JOE CANNON MUST BE
DEPOSED AS SPEAKER


words Of praise from the president
can change Tafts attitude along
this line and make his candidacy
more satisfactory 10 those who
toll"
Bryan declared also that Taft's
position on the tariff. the trusts
and other questions are not
changed by the praise given him BY
the president He served notice
that TAFT must make his own post.
ton clear. Continuing. he said
Presidents Position.
The presidents statement Is of
no use unless he agrees 60 remain
In Washington and see that Taft
makes good We ought 20 have a
more definite statement In regard
20 what the public may expect from
Taft No such information ap.
pears In the republican platform.
Up to the present time no definite
conclusions can be drawn from
Tafts speeches. II does not an.
ewer this question for the presi.
dent 20 say that he feels that Taft
will do what Is right. for there is
a wide difference OF opinion as 10
what Is right
"A few plain, simple sentences
from Taft would be worth very.
very much more than this culoRy
that the president pronounces
Bryan was met by the local ne.
ccption committee when he ar
rived here and was escorted 10 his
hotel, where he rested until noon,
when he left for Annapolis 20 speak
this afternoon lie win speak here
tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
LOVE LIVES TRUE, THROUGH
LONG YEARS OF WANDERING
PASSENGER MEN
BEGIN SESSION

bash road Of Chicago and VIM
MeMurrsy OF the o. H. A. ~. oi
Portland
The opening Of the session was
Delayed a short time by the late
arrival of the Eastern train bearing
Secretary Gordon o. Noble. Of
Philadelphia. aud others
A. ! o'clock the meeting adjourn.
ed Tor lunch and the agents are
this afternoon looking over the
site ~ The Alaska Yukon Pacific
Exposition Tonight a banquet will
be elyen az the Butler Annex. after
which the guests will proceed "a the
ball room. where dancing will be
keut 40 until a late hour
The annual election Of officers
will take place ~ the business
session tomorrow morning ~ the
ElhH' hall a visit vii be- paid 20
the Puget Sound navy yard in the
Afternoon. the Monticello being
chartered for the transportation Of
lhc agents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
is ORDERED
INTO EXILE
American Dreyfus Is De.
MED the Army Test
Ride.

HuACHuCA. Aria. Sept IA
Ordered today back into exile al
Fort Grant. Colonel William p.
Stewart. the Dreyfus 81 the Amerl.
can army. Will not be allowed to
make the 80 mite test ride recently
prescribed for him BY the war de,
pnrtment No reason has been as.
signed FOR the change IN plans A
ierse order. mailed from the head.
quarters ~ General Thomas az Den
yer on Sept ~. WAS received TO.
day. commanding the colonel 10 I'm.
mediately report for duty AZ Fort
Grant. the lonely post 70 which he
was exiled year ago when he
first fell under the ban Of depart.
ment disapproYal
When seen today Colonel Stewart
said he would take the train from
here Wednesday morning and go
to Wilcox. Ariz.. where he will b.
met by his companion eXiles. a
oolored cook and William Nail. an
cx.soidier. who. on Thursday. will
drive him 70 the post.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
Lieutenant Governor Coon
Extends Welcome
to Visitors.

The seth annual convention Of
the American Association o.
Travelling Passenger Agents con.
vcned shortly after n O'Clock this
morning az The Eiks bah IN tho
Alaska building Tor a three days
session
Lieut. Governor Coon welcomed
the agents In an appropriate
speech. Governor Mead being an
able 60 be- present Acting Mayor
Hiram GIN save the freedom OF the
city 10 the association
Speeches we're also made bY NJ
J. Roche % Portland. president 81
the association. Louis W Land
man. Of the l. =. q D. 8 Ry OF
Chicago. v IL Tristan. 81 tho Wa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
Thief Taken in Tacoma
and Gives Up
Plumber.

Charged with having stolen dla
usond rings valued at about 81 600
from AIRS i1ebie D vsndeli. Who
conducts the Earl hotel. a. III
Marion IT, young man giving his
name a. r. n Read was captured
in Tacoma Saturday night by III
tcctives Wiley and C'eary and was
brought back 70 Seattle and this
morning landed In the city Jail.
Read Was apprehended a. be was
leaving a pawn shop on Pacific av.
In Tacoma. where he had pawHed
one ~ the diamond rings for $50
Read claimed that the ring be-
lonEgd 10 his mother
Yesterday morning. upon promise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
More to the Point Than
Presidents Eulogy,
Says Bryan.
10y United Pressl
HY JOHN z. NEvlNS,


staff Correspondent United Press.
BALTIMORE. Md. Sept IA
VIM. J Bryan today answered the
letter written by President Hoose'
welt. supporting TAFT for the presi-
deuey. which was made public yes.
terday Ex planning that he had
not had time 10 read the letter
carefully. Bryan said
TT was To be expected that
President Roosevelt would come 60
the support Of Judge Taft lie
could hardly do less IN view OF the
fact that he selected him az the
administration candidate and sup.
ported him with all the influence
that the administration could bring
TO bear.
The testimony Of President
Roosevelt might be- objected TO as
irrelevant and incompetent
~ Taft were dead, II would be
Interesting to know from Rooso.
welt what he knew Of Tafts opin-
ions. but as Taft ~ alive and able
To speak Tor himself. IL ls hardly
necessary for Roosevelt TO tell us
what Taft believes or what ne will
do"
Taft's Platform.
BRYAN said that Taft is running
on platform which he was com
PEELED 90 amend In several particu.
lars and declared that Tafts
speeches throw little light on his
political views lie then referred
TO what he calls the lncompat
lbie attitude Of TAFT and labor mat
tiers. saying
taft does not agree with the
laboring man In regard 10 the use
OF inmnctiona IN labor disputes No
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
SENTfNEL'S MA STER
MAKES HIS REPORT

damage. and adds that the Sentinel
took considerable water when an
der hcadway
The report Of Captain McAlpine
~ the Chippewa has not been re-.
cclved Inquiry will BE- made into
the collision and the responsibility
fixed.
The Chippewa last winter ran
down the schooner Lydia. sinking
the boat and drowning two men.
Passengers who travel on the Sound
boats have INDUCED In much cFiti.
cism 81 the practice 81 the Chippe
va and other Sound vessels ~
running a. full speed during foEH
Captain BIRMINGHAM will iuvesti.
gate this phase ~ the collision on
Saturday. a. Il is In direct viola.
ton Of the inland waters rules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14

Tying exterior. proved 10 be- harm.
less lie had been wandering for
days through the woods. constantly
holding his hands above his head
Its haliucination was that a mys
terious being in white was con
stantlY pursuing HIM and ordering
him 10 keep up his hands lie
was sure, he said. that this white.
ROBBED creature intended % rob him
lie was formerly mate on a
sound boat. but In June last his
money was taken from him. be de-
ciared. and he was discharged
Since then he has wandered aim.
lessly. pursued always by tho
whlte.clad fantasy Of his enfoebled
brain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
ON THE FRONT

Steamship Governor arrived from
san Francisco this morning Among
her $50 passengers was J y. VIII
SON. T. T.. A. Of the Pacific Coast
Steamship company who came to
Seattle 90 attend the meeting Of
Travelling Passenger Agents g.. d
Dunann. O.. y. A. OF the same come
pany is expected to arrive tonight
by train.
Freighter Aeon ont 40 DAYS from
SAN Francisco FOR Australia. ls now
quoted ON the reinsurance list at
90 per cent ship Admiral has ar
rived at Valparaiso, She left Tyne
on May 49, and was quoted on tho
overdue board al 10 per cent
steamship jefferson sailed for
Skagway this morning with so
passengers. u. D. troCkor and IA,
Mcclure. OF San Francisco. PRONE
inent officials of the Northern NaVt-
CATION company win make the
round "trip ON her,
barge Quatsino. formerly The Ar
thur fitger which arrived I'm the
stream yesterday from Ladysmith
with coal for Wuterhousc a Co,
win SHIFT Go the klng ST. docks
this afternoon to discharge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
CARS CRASH
INTO AUTOS

Los ANGELES. Cal. sept "a -
William Huntington Cooper. Miss
Lulu Ciln and Charles Mcfarland
age an IN a critical condition today
~ the result u two automobile &C.
eidenta. In which autos going siosly
were Mt hy electric cars going ~
hlEh rate Of speed Cooper and
diss cnf we're hurled several feet
when an electric car hit the auto.
mobile IN which they ~ere riding
MefaFaande automobile was hit by
a speeding car and pitched into q
nearby yard lie received broken
riba = broken arm and internal Ia.
iaFieN u IL reported today that he
has but a sllght chance % recovery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
Opening of University
Sees Lower Glasses
in Annual War.

The registrars office at the uni.
versity was the busiest and most
popular place at that institution
today, The incoming freshmen
were 80 numerous that all other
work Was abandoned to take care
Of them
II was impossible 70 keep any
count OF the new students. but TO
estimate todays registration at $50
would be conservative. The older
students will mostly be IN for
registration tomorrow. although 200
were enrolled today.
This year promises to be the best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
luMBERMAN DIES
FROM INJURIES

sasf lying IN an unconscious
. 1ealslon Tor 10 days r. Lyman.
, ss.e.sender eho was injured Sept.
sn'ls 81 work 10 a lumber camp
"oodlnFille. died at the
''aence hospital last night
wee fell on the unfortunate
=. Featuring bic skull and be
Iegained cOusciousneas after
~ remains have been removed
" Undertaking paflors of the
- - watson company and an
y being made 10 locate
sRhah 2 relatives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
STOLE DIAMOND RINGS
VALUED AT $1,000

% llght sentence u he would pro.
duce the rest % the loot, Read duE
down into bis trousers and brought
Ia liKht the remaining five rings.
which he bad pinned 10 the inside
% bic trousers with safety pima
Read made no statement bat
practically aekuoH lodged hts guilt
when he produced the remaining
rings which be had stolen from
Mrs Nandeii ilc entered the hunae
when shc vas absent on laHt Wed
nesday and fseamped Wfth the val
uahles before che returned Read
had been employed nbout the hotel
% odd Jobs Tor short time
The stolen property consisted 81
three rims set with diamonds. one
set with slx opaia. enc with em.
eraida aud one with Rafneta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
SOPHS STAND GUARD AT
WATER TANK

in the history OF the university. as
everything has started with big
rush The clashes between the
sophomores and the freshmen will
probably start tonight as already
the sophs have placed big ban
ner on the water tank. To guard
this class emblem from the attacks
OF any wandering bands OF lower
classmen the class Of 1911 has two
men camping on the roof OF the
tank all OF the time.
The new students are so confus-
ed NJ the present time. however,
that no arrangements have been
made for taking the banner down.
Undoubtedly some concerted at
tack win be made by the freshmen
tonight. as everyone Us expecting
a. The sophs posters are expected
to be out within couple Of days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
Proves Harmless; Is Jailed
After Many Days
of Roaming.

Residents Of Christopher were
kept IN a constant state ~ terror
Saturday night by crazy man.
who wandered through the neigh.
borhood frightening women and
children 80 that they wore afraid
tO venture out Of doors and pre-
seniiug such an appalling aspect
that even strong men we're afraid
10 attempt his capture
Marshal Roehl was notified and
be IL once set cut in search Of the
wild man. who. despite his terri.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
Says His Boat Took Much
Water in Collision
With Chippewa.

Captain Henry Hendficksou. mas
ter Of the Sound steamer sentinel.
which was rammed BY the Victoria
steamer Chippewa during the dense
fog on the bay Saturday morning.
shis morning forwarded 10 Captain
John Birmingham, supervising In
spector OF steam vessels. his formal
statement Of the facts concerning
the collision.
Ills statement IL the same as
given 10 The Star after the acct
dent Re gives the details Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
ZEAL VALUABLE GEMS

i - bEHNAHDlNO. car. sept
q. 'o '1 are searching today for
:. .'stefiona strangers who are
4 80 Y have stolen e. 900 worth
IA uo'se gems from the wood
81. lhpahY gem mines FRA the
as,. essh o. here The guard was
& ~ ygssfed and The Rems taken ln
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
TOOL THIEF is
UNDER ARREST

Albert Frederickson. a carpenter
who has gained notoriety through
out the coast territory by steal.
ing valuable tools from workshops
and selling them. and who has
served n term in the penitentiary at
Walla Walla for robbery, was ar.
rested this morning by Captain OF
Detectives Tenant
Frederickson is believed To have
been implicated In a number OF
tool thefts which have occurred In
Tacoma recently. and he will be
turned over 10 the Tacoma author
tiles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
CAPTAIN MUST ANSWER
PASSENGERS COMPLAINT

bis vessel BY passenger on the
ferry boat West Seattle
Tho complaint asserts that on
Last Wednesday the Indianapolis
cut across the bow of the ferry
boat. the only thing that prevented
a collision being the quick action
N the Captain Bert Mcmillan Of the
ferry IN stopping his engines.
One woman Is said 10 have faint
cd from fear al the nearcollinlon.
Captain Mcmillan and other wit
neases will be present 70 testify
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
Master of indianapolis
Charged With Putting
Lives in Danger.

Captain Howard Penneld. master
~ the indianapolis, has been or.
dered 10 appear before Supervising
inspector John birmingham. 10 an.
swcr the complaint lodges against
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
BURGLARS GET JEWELS

During the absence of the mem
beers OF the household, the resi-
dence Of Theodore ST. Pierre. at
lO7 n. 22nd av.. was entered by
burglars yesterday aud "a number
articles of value. including a lady 3
gold ring. a large garnet and $40
were stolen The robbery was
reported TO the police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
TO APPEAL COMMODITY
CLAUSE DECISION
10y United Press.l

WASHINGTON. Sept l4.-Unit-
ed states Attorney General Bona
parie today ordered that an appeal
he taken 60 the supreme court Of
the United States from the recent
decision OF the court OF appeals at
Philadelphia declaring unconstitu-
tiunal the commodity clause OF the
Hepburn act The appeal will be
presented early next month.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14

aAN FRANCISCO. sept 14. r.
Suffering from a fractured skull
and Injuries 20 the spine, Robert
nVeefner. driver Of the ambulance
% the Harbof Emergency hospital
la il a prccariouE condition today
"a The result 81 a collision between
hfa ambulance and a street car
Oeoree Fisher. the m0torman. -
under arrest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
REFUGEES RETURN HOME,

DULUTH. MINI. Sept i4-in-
dicntiuns that IL win rain tonight
brought hope to the refugees from
the north shore region today that
"a shower would wipe out the fires
and many who fled Saturday for
up the work Of rebuilding their
homes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
IDAHO ANTI DUBOIS
FACTION GETS POINT

BOISE Idaho. SEPT ne
anti DuhoiH faction II the demo-
cratic party of Idaho scored q dis
tinct victory to-day. when the Hu-
urcme court ~ the state by a
unanimous decision overruied The
demurrer ~ Dubois attorneys
meaning that the court viii take
under consideration all the facts
and decide the ease on lis merits.
The fight N 70 determine which
one 81 the tao tickets recently
adopted by the factions Is entitled
10 the party name
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
THAW IS TRANSFERRED

pOUGHKEEpSlE, n. ", Sept
~ Harry X Thaw was removed
today from the Jail here to White
Plains. whore his next hearing VIII
be- held lie spent the morning
packing his effects. he declined 90
comment ON his transfer which
was made as the result of CONF
plants of sheriff Chanlef that ThaW
demoralizcd the other prisoners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14


NEW YORK. Aug i2-lio~
would you like 20 be an ambulance
surgeon. Miss Society bud. and be
ready az any minute 20 jump into
a big ambulance aud rush pell
NELL. like mad through the eiiy
streets the big EonR changing
like a FIRE alarm and clearing a
path through the busiest quarters
TO dress the sounds Of some poor
fellow, victim 81 eiiy'S my Rad
dangers
That A. the hair.Faieing job uf
Or. MARI NJ Crawford. the first
Young woman Ia the clgya history
10 BE- appointed Ia the place. She
won the appointment IN = oomlou.
tive examination else she would
never have got u. for the board Of
physicians eoutended Il was no
place Tor = woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
LOCAL UNIONS CITED
in FAMOUS LAWSUIT

boycott. viii state that We are car
rytng on vigorous campaign
against oonviotmadc brooms aud
hsana made by non-unlon shops
In Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14
WASH VERSES SHOCK UNIVERSITY A GUILTY
DON'T like RHYME
ABOUT MISS BROWN
Stealth Skirt Not a Fit Sub
;ec. for College Jokes,
Says the Faculty.

rssrs was q loun1 tady named
Brown.
x,s wers a sheath skirt around
town
sA.,s expelled now. it's true.
f,s~ the W c. r. u.
a. sss always had sehiitz in her
gown.
ns~ was a yeuna chauffeur
naned Bell.
~ dead new Bat likes 4 cutie
sell.
yss see. as because
rar knew % no laws
= ssep seotehin1 in--hesven.
n above merry little quips DO
4 cone uy 20 the literary or
-aesle standard OF the faculty OF
#l'nlserssty u Washington
A he result ~ their appearance
! Tho Slwash Chief. that humoy.
- pahlirasion % The students
nms ID 1 saaden eud wlth Vol 1.
No \. The fseulty held meeting
YESTERDAY. At which tire humorous
neriss IL the Chief were considered
~ ananimoasiy condemned %
hRrios. Il vas a stern session.
~ not a loAe was cracked OF a
a. 10 BE- seen AS the pedAntic
Feiessoss scanned the efforts 81
= freshmen Mark Twains and
nkcmore booieys
The well merlted fate o. Chauf
II Bell. ard his present scorchiug
ne, never caused wrinkle.
azsae tke startling finish Of Miss
kxsn and her directwah" gown.
m4 caused the elevation AZ the
&assf eyebrows They were
&s<aed
Ieday the editors Of the Chief
= aAking the campus howl with
exs lamentations They contend
~ their publication vas a ovlai
- affair. fun o. kindly humor,
~ wouldn't for the world lam
- any of the faculty or descend
n knyfhine coarse All the Chief
|naies 20 De eas comic. scattering
|nshine In among Greek roots and
hsnlsiry said Abs HurNliz. oae of
a. editors How she learned
asfalsy could sec anything ohlec.
ileaable In our neat little Test Ne
nzaof understand
Victor zednick. another ~ the
aIsnrial staff. has great hopes that
u Chief all BE- brought 10 ilfe
III hepes 20 have the death eeu.
fzee feconsidered.
ne students. Just 20 show their
H1reeizfion Of the facultys iutE.
xsss o. matters humorous. bought
. ne entire edition Of the Chief
= y campus this morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-14

WASHINGTON. sept ~ To.
days treasury statement shows
Receipts. sgoss 10. disbursements
tisae eco