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Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers.

Foley's Honey and Tar affords imme-
diate relief TO asthma sufferers in the
worst stages and If taken in time VII
effect a cure For sale by the F. J. Hill
Drug Co, THE Observation-Disclosures"
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Nj Clemens. the Mineral Bath City,

Is reached without change of cars
only by the Grand Trunk railway sys-
TEN.
Time tables and beautiful descrip-
rive pamphlet will be mailed free on
annlication to Geo. w. Vaux. A. G. p.
e. T. A., 135 Adams street. Chicago
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! II. Harmon yesterday petitioned the
probate division of the district court TO
admit the will of A. p. Harmon to pro-
hs+e THE estate is valued at $500 and
soes 10 children and grandchildren
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Katherine Conover says that her nus
hand. ]. N ConOver. has failed to support
her. Her divorce complaint was fiieo yes
tardav They were married December II,
1aN5 at Rawlins. Wyo.
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Murray School District.


The assessed valuation of the district
upon which the levy is made is s2,ol2..u
These leVies are made by the boards OF
education in the respective districts and
certified by the clerks of the boards TO
the county commissioners who confirm the
levies and order them placed on the as
sessment rolls.
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Welsh People at Saltair.

The Cambrians will be out in full force
at Saltair Thursday.
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COURT NOTES.

Zura Crook Yesterday brought suit for
divorce in the district court against Pal
mer Crook. a locomotive engineer. They
were married at Trinidad. Colo, in Au-
INST. 1905. and the wife alleges that she
has not been supported for the past year
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~ % Peterson Yesterday brought

a9ainst the Utah Consolidated Mining
company for 1892 alleged to be due for
damages TO crops from smelter smoke,
and ]. c. Atkinson filed similar suit
for $40 5l2 95
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For that tired feeling-a Lagoon aft
ernoOn-
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Welsh People at Saltair.

The cambrians will be out in full force
at Saltair Thursday.
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BEESLEY'S ANNUAL. SHEET MU-
sic SALE all this week.
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SCHOOL TAXES ARE LEVIED
Rate of 9 Mills Fixed for Salt Lake
City on Valuation of
S4S 896. 3O4.

The following levies for school purposes
in Salt Lake county and city were made
yesterday by the board of county com
missioners, the county auditor and the
county assessor and county treasurer:
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iBEESLEY'S 12isc MUSIC SALE
commences Monday: lasts till Saturday.
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TOTAL 80
The assessed valuation of the Jordan
district upon which this levy Is MADE IS
ST 80 SIS
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Salt Lake City.

!
The assessed valuation of Salt Lake
City upon which the levy is made is SfS,-
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If too hot-try Lagoon.
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Granite School District.
Jordan School District.

The assessed valuation of the Granite
district. upon which the levy is based, IS
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COMPARATIVE REHABILITATION OF
CONSOLIDATED BANK STATEMENT
Resources.

the report of Feb. last. The statement
The sun., 1908-02-16
THE PEANUT DIET.


NNAA - D8y AANVOHAAuNAAAAru
DR.. Thomas J. Allen, the man who lived
sixty days on peanuts. declares that the
peanut is "a safe, substantial and valuable
article Of diet" Yet he does not advise
every one to cling to goobers alone.
The exclusive peanut diet" he says in
the Vegetarian. may do much harm. The
peanut Is loaded. II is q highly conoen-
trated diet. II contains rs per cent. aIbu-
men, which is at least twice as much as one
doing vigorous mental work should eat.
The frat week l lost ten pounds as a
result OF the sudden change, even though
/ had tested foods before by exclusive
dieting OF three or four days.
The news was heTalded that the peanut
man was losing flesh rapidly. but was a.
well physically and mentally as ever. In
mediately letters began TO -FOUR In from
every State How 90 you cat JGanlits TO
rsduce your weight: raw or Ioastsd?
-Four ounces OF nm oasted T'aruts Cyou
can learn 70 like them that way for it's
naturah daily Ia a good ration foI the aver
age case. The best time to cat the M. gem
orally, IL the fOIa art OF the cay the
substantial fruit meal being taken In the
evening. II requires an hour at lFast to
eat them rToT crly, hut this need net inter-
fere with business OF pleasure.
The peanut is a natural narcotic II
you are troubled with insomnia and con-
sequent nervous exhaustion for sleep In
natures sweet rcstorerI, eat q few pea nuts
an hour before retiring pulveriEing them
thorou ghly.'
The sun., 1908-02-16
HOME OF TOKAY GRAPES.
Lodi, Cal. Grows More Grapes to the Acre
Than Any Other Place

The greatest grape producing region
in the world" is the title claimed by San
Joaquin county. California. The average
yield in France is 2.7 tons to the acre. The
average for California is two tons an acre,
while that for San Joaquin county is four
tons en- Pcre.
Lodi is the centre Of this district. shipping
Last year Rrar es to the value OF million and
e half dollars. As only twO-thirds Of the
Lodi vineyards ere now in bearing Il Is de-
clfred th;t their yield will soon reach six
tons an r.cre. almost three times that Of
any other region In the world.
The Flame TOkEy In the crest Lodi Crane.
In September last year the town held a
Tokay carnival, lasting three days, the
whole town being decorated with vines
and grapes and the streets lined with booths
where every step OF the history OF the grape.
from making cutting Of vine 10 loading
and icing cars, was illustrated by the actual
work.
The sun., 1908-02-16
S.IIInE FIour IN West AtrIc,.

From me AmsrtldH FioUr and Ecsd ,Jouruai.
The method Of doing business ls tn sell the good,
on credit 20 women. who arc the principal traders
OF the country and who in turn resell II In smaller
quantities For Instance. The woman trader viii
come along and purchase one barrel or ten barrels
Of -four This will be taken 10 her hut. where she
will pedds out the -four In smaller quantities, her
principal customers being the native bakers. who
are also women.
The principal foods % the country are native
corn. sweet potatoes, yamg. plantainS and bananas.
10 Is through the education OF the trader that these
West Africans are coming % use and appreciate
commodities which are the necsssarss Of life In
thla country.
The sun., 1908-02-16

dropping in for an hour or 20 to watch the
moving pictures and hsten 70 tho talks that
go with them. The illustrated songs, too.
are proving popular. The admission IL 5
and 10 cents, and the performance runs
c0ntinuously from noon till II p. NJ. in
cluding Sunday.
The positive farewell appearance Of
Marie Lloyd takes place at Percy g. Will
hams's Alhambre this wcek The frst
Harlem appearance of Albert Whelan, tho
Australian mimic and comedian, will prove
interesting. Josephine Cohan and com
peny IN The Girl Of the Times: Fred
NibloI FELIX and Csire, two youthful prodi;;
gies, in just Kids; Willard Simms and
company IN Flinders Harlem Flat >: Charles
Leonard Fletcher in An Evening With
Richard Mansfield; Urbani and Son, equili-
bill.
The Happy Tramp returns to vaude-
Vile at Percy G.. Williams's Colonial this
week, when he will be heard in his original
and latest monologue. Mr.. Willis thus re-
turns 20 his FIRST loVe-vaudeville The
hrst American appearance Of Rosie Lloyd,
on the famous Lloyd family, is awaited with
interest. william CouTtleigh in George V.
Hobart q comedy, Pea aches, lis seen. Phyllis
RANKIN and Harry Davenport have an act.
HootluEu anu bnS NOruOn nOyA BlnN
and dance, The Five Majors have vaude-
vllie skit. Rosei's Musical Horse 10 seen.
Lola Cotton and Work and Over complete
an all star bill at the Colonial.
Hubers Fourteenth Street Museum has Sc
cured for the weeks feature Prince Ran
dion. the West Indian Marvel, born without
legs or arms. He performs and accompIishes
the seemingly impossible. Besides this
feature is Leah May. Americas giantOss. the
Chnords, sword swRllowers, and others.
AZ Tony Pastors Theatre this week
Quinlan and Mack will present their comedy
talking act. The Travelling Dentist Cook
and Sylvia, Inness and Ryan In a singing
act. Ott, Oro and company in a comedy
entitled Chop Suey'; Maxwell and Dudley.
singers; Sam Morris and company in Q
comedy sketch; DElmar brothers. aero
bats; Dynes and Dynes. club jugglers;
Mynnewood Sisters, songs and dances
Wygand and Wygand. music; Louis Guertin
jumper; Taro and Taro. rope twirlers;
the Travelling Camera, and the American
vitagraph make the bill
The sun., 1908-02-16

u will no unnecessary to interrupt the run
Of Twelfth Night" a. the German Theatre
until Thursday ncNt, when DR.. Baumfeld
will substitute for the Shakespearian
comedy the popular farce by Hans Fischer
The sun., 1908-02-16

The Bijou Dream is proving highly sue
cessful. and the shoppers in the nei Rhbor-
hood Of Twenty-thlrd street seem TO enjoy
The sun., 1908-02-16

At the Yorkville Theatre for one wcek
commanding with to-morow's matinee
3. f. Forester will present the comedians
Yorke and Adams in the musical comedy
Playing the Ponies book by Aaron HoH-
man. music by Theodore Morse. lyrics by
Edward Madden, author Of -RoEers Brothers
In Panama" and staged by Frank Smith
pon. stage director for Shubert Bros.
The sun., 1908-02-16

At the Madison Square Theatre Miss
Katherine Grey Is appearing in THE Worth
Of a Woman" an earnest and clean dis
cussion Of sex problem.
The sun., 1908-02-16

Wagenhals a Kemper will present at
the Astor Theatre Tuesday. February rs,
paid In Full, a new play by Eugene Walter.
The scenes are all laid IN New York city.
The sun., 1908-02-16

THE Warrens Of Virginia, with Charlotte
Walker and Frank keenan, as the eGponents
Of the leading roles, continue popular
tenants At the Belasco Theatre.
The sun., 1908-02-16

Anolds poetry, though Electro declares
she is "uncomely arrayed." IL is no half
crazed female taking. who would snArl
like q dog AZ the servants. Here is only
Chsste restraint and nobility Of language.
Here are No such passages As in the new
version where Electra describes in detail,
with a kind of perverted fury, tho murder.
the spsttering ~ the blood the dragging
forth Of AgdmemnOn's body by the heels;
where che refers 10 her own enforced vir-
ginity in literal almost physiological terms.
talks OF breasts empty Of milk and un-
CarssSej by baby lips where she ampIifes
m the queens dream, hinted at by Sopho-
Cles drawing frenZied picture Of her
ina gined revenge. which not content with
her mother = death includes her torture
The Electra Of the Greek drama is a
princess Of majestic stature. an ideaIized
=.sara-er. whose soul-absoTbing passion
of revenge transhgures her into an instru-
suent of destiny. whose piercing grief and
torment are part OF the sOrrows Of her line.
inflicted upon her by the ell seoing gods
and only 70 be- wiped out by furnishing the
criminals who brought them upon the
house of Agamemnon. The story of "Elcc-
ira is not = pretty tale; mGtricide is not
pleasant thing 20 contemplate. And
Il was ore of the great glories Of the Greek
poets that they could lift such a theme
into the regions of tragic sublmity by
their sheer religious sincerity and nobility
oI mind, erousing pity and fear and In
Aristotle's phrase. -purging the emotions
Pity and fear are not aroused by Hof-
UnsnnStahl's play. but curiosity and horror.
The emotions are not pIrged, but sorsped.
The sun., 1908-02-16

Barbara Fietchie.' Clyde Fitch's South
ern war drama. will be played this week at
Keith Proctor's Harlem Opera House.
This is the play in which Julia Marlowe
once starred. The costumes Of the period
help to give the play its quaiptness and
atmosphere.
The sun., 1908-02-16

and Josef Jarno, entitled "Aschermittw woch !"
cash Wednesday,. This will be re-
German societies Of Boston, on Thursday
and Friday part OF the company will pro-
oeed to Boston and Providence TO give
performances of Lessings -Minna Won
Barnhelm." The Harvard and Brown
students will be present.
The American Academy Of Dramatic
Arts will give for its eighth matinee Of the
season on Thursday afternoon in the En-
pire Theatre the following plays, a
Gauntlet drama in two acts by Bjorn-
stjerne Bjornaon; The Ladies Battle"
comedy in two acts by Augustin Eugene
Scribe. and Captain WalrIs," a comedy
law, Jr.
The sun., 1908-02-16

-strongheart." the comedy drama Of
college life. will be the coming week s
attraction at the Metropolis Theatre, with
Edgar Selwyn in the stellar role.
The sun., 1908-02-16

The Montank Theatre will have for its
attraction tomorrow night Charles Froh-
mans musical comedy production, The
Dairy Maids. which comes here direct from
a dfty night run in Boston. Before Boston
the piece had scored a four months run in
New York.
The sun., 1908-02-16

change in the programme at the Stuyvesant
Theatre. On that night David Warfield
will resume the role OF Herr vop Brrvio,
the white haired, lovable old teacher in
The Music Master" the play whose two
years run TO capacity business in this city
needs no fresh comment. The popular
Belasco star will play THE Music Master
will he seen in his present success a Grand
Army Man
The sun., 1908-02-16

Since Nellie Went Away" announced to
open at the Thalia Theatre on Monday.
tells OF the trials certain to obstruct the
course OF true love.
The sun., 1908-02-16

Mrs. Campbell's Electra" is now visible
at the Garden Theatre, preceded by the
Japanese play -The Flower Of Yamato.'
The sun., 1908-02-16

Up at the Majestic Williams and Walker
have scored with their new piece. again
demonstrating that they have taste, judg-
ment and humor. They deserve what they
get and everybody is glad to see them
su cceed.
The sun., 1908-02-16

II is sunrise in the Klondike when the
curtain rises on "A Race Across the Con-
tinent.' the latest A. II. Woods melodrema.
which will be the attraction at the New Star
this week.
The sun., 1908-02-16

Down at the Herald Square Lew Fields
remains, and Joe Weber's burlesque at the
Music Hall Is also popular.
The sun., 1908-02-16

THE Top o. tn World has one NOR
week at the Casino.
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A MONSTER PARADE.

The parade down Broadway, half
the length of Manhattan island. was
unequaled In splendor.
Headed BY the Marine band. the
parade. under tho command OF
Mai John ]. Nixon. made up Of sol
dlers, sailors, marines. state militia
and Irish volunteers. wendod It's
way 10 City Hall park.
After the military guard OK honor
came the athletes In automobiles
nehind them marched oil the ath-
leslc clubs OF New York city. Thsrc
we're 100 or more Of these clubs.
The IrlSh.Amefican A. G.. whose
boys carried away S. points. led the
club section in full uniform. Then
followed the New York Athletic
club. These two clubs alone had
Il. 900 paradera
After the clubs came a solid sec
tlon az Y. NJ. G. A. athletes, aud hc.
hind them a section eompnsed Of AT
the school athletic clubs of the city
The athletes were taken from the
automobiles and placed In the -
ysswing stand. The whole banner
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living parade passed before them
and aAlutod.
And when all this was finished.
there we're honora siEen % Hayes.
winner OF the Mara,hfn; 10 carpen-
tor. Who won the 900 meter race but
was disqualified. and 10 Robbins.
who ran second In tho same event.
During the afternoon the athletes.
Mayor Mcclellan. Gov Haghcs and
other bix gstna heaped encomluma
upon the heads 81 the hfonzed sons
~ valor. and presented them with
medals. Each member % the team
received a sold medal Significant
OF the esteem In which the country
holds him. In addition ioying cups
we're given. AZ Celtic park
miniature olymplad was given. 20
ahow the home folks the muscles
that showed so well in England
II any home.oomer Feels that Be
has not had his dues. he can drop IN
AZ any athletic club in New York
anv evening for a week and sii az
ghe head Of a banquet table.
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CARROLL GETS
THE DECISION

OAKLAND. Cal. Ang - jim.
my Carroll got the dacision over
Johnny Jones after ak rounds Of
one sided boxing at The Reliance
club last night Thsre vas a varied
program Of boxing Tommy SIC.
CArthy and willie Richie furnished
the prcttieHt fight Of tho night. 50.
ing aix rounds to a draw
Willie Johnson ard Anton la
Grave fought Gin roands tn a draw
Harry Williams Knocked Jimmy
Erwin down thrive times la the frs,
round Of bout scheduled 10 60
sir rounds After The eighth time.
Erwin took the count.
Harry Davis knocked out Mike
Call I'm the fourth. and Kid Grein~r
won from Kid F1ney in the fourth
round.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.--~Trcops OF
heroes undistInsuIshed die" wrote
Addison. hu, Addison did not know
little old Ne~ York.
New York today distinguished a
bunch OF athletic heroes. and the do
ings were Just about the biggest.
nossiest aud most enthusiastic affair
Witnessed ON Manhattan island
since Dewey was welcomed home
from Manila bay.
The Dewey day celebration was
scarcely marker 10 the greeting
given the Olympic game vtctors.
The old eagle Just fairly scream
ed himself hoarse-
FLAGS we're unfurled. bands we're
playing. whistles footing and thou
sands and thousands paraded with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29
TONY
WINNER

10 the front and led all The way.
Msrxer challenged with a ruah from
the paddock home. and Tony faest
iuss lasted 10 win By q nose MISS
Maxronl was a bang.up third Wv
Ing 10 the humping tactics employ
Id by Tony Faust. many Thought ~
would BE- disqualified. but The on
Gals took no action. -
Can't Burnett. who won the ntth
rare AZ 10 10 !. and Old Settler.
who captured the last race. AZ 10
TO we're the surprises OF The arr
ernoon. and az they we're only bght'
Nv played. their Victories wefe
gratefully accepted by tho eookies.
Favoritc players had FstheI
rough time. as only two nrss
choices. Horace II. ana Laura Cay :
we're successful. The defeats Of ".
Meg.iuer. Z 10 4. Mirxer. even mon
ev. and Bribery. ? TO 10. cost INC
talent a world OF cosn. and most OF
the books quit winner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29
sP0RT0GRAMs

Dolly Gray. the infielder who was
with Vancouver all Of last season
and the early part Of this season.
also playing with Seattle a few
days. has been signed b. Tacoma.
and will lso used az a utility man.
Carly" HeuHiis Of Company ID.
North Dakota. showed 40 much
class In his battle with Kid Monk
~ Company A. Third infantry. az
the American Lake encampment
last night. that u was rumored AZ.
ter the battle. which lasted about
two minnteR. that HeustiA was a
ringer who. when travelling under
his real name. was a weii known
Chicago middle weight. ieustIs
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non. Maud u. second. Gfaaacutter
third. Time. asa
One mile lsefida won. Keno A.
Baeand. Daring third. Time 81 =.
Five and a hall fuflonga
f.caeh won. Madeline MuaErave sec
pud. Hrougham third. Tiinc--i;oI =.
i've aud a BALI furlonga Ellord
won. Redan second. Queen Caroline
third. Time II 0siA.
One mlle-IAdy Alicia won. Dick
Redd second. SIR Wesley third.
Time t1A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29
LUMBER LEAGUE GAMES

At Woodland park tomorrow
morning. the Bryant Lumber Co
baseball team will meet the Sc.
attic Lumber Co. team In a battle
for lumber league houors.
This n the first year OF the
Lumber league and the founda-
ton Is being laid for a league next
year which will be composed OF
teams from every large lumber
firm in Seattle aud vicinity.
The Brace ard Hergert team.
another Of the Lumber league
agRregatlons has been Invited to
play an exhibition game at the
Port Ludlow Labor Day. at the
time OF the excursion OF the Broth.
efhood OF Railroad Trainmen. Their
opponents have not yet been
selected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29
Beats Mirzer in a Hard Drive
Long Shots Are Success
full in Mud.

The bad weather yesterday kept
sway all but the most hardened
regulars from the Meadows. and
only the lRvetsrate horse players
braved the storm Of Wind and rain
that swept through the grand stand
during the afternoon Only three
horses, Tony Faust. Mirxer and
Miss Maxxoni started IN the feat
ure event OF the afternoon. but a
good deal OF speculation resulted
Mirzer. ut even money, and Tony
Faust, at 6 to 5. we're both heavily
played. but Miss Aaxxonl had a few
friends At s 10 I. Tony Faust
bumped Mirzer repeatedly going
around the first turn. and then went
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29
RACING AT BUTTE
az unls.s Press,

BUTTE. Mont. Aug - Results
Friday.
Five farlongs-Rcd Era won. Pop.
~ second. Hili nagweil third. Time
-~i.1aA
-Four furlnugH Ray E9nn Non.
Susie GrrEg secpud. The Mouasf
third Time tTA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29

Kirkland showed marked re
voreal Of form last night In hls
match with Oscar Johnson. at
Iohnaons pool psriors. and ran up
1919 points against his opponents
90. The score now stands Kirk.
land. zoo. Johnson. iGt.
The match will be finished To
night and II Kirkland wins he will
get $50 II Kirkland wins and can
raise a5s more he will probably
acrpet the challenge ~ Vic LINING
printed Ia The star several days
ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29

What gave promise OF being Ga
Of the best Ratnaa AZ sha -
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-. 49, - A,''e s~s..e2 hssk sns
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, ~~n 80 sas,,,.. -. 1888 srra1
- go - e. - a.. -. -. s''tel ceno,.
, -. - -. IN -
-, -, u -" '" Ns-A aus
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-. . ,'.-ss, 80 - ~
-, -s'' q. rs ~ 9S o.s'. ~ -
-. -. - -. 800, - = y,
800. ''a .ss .sn 80 y S-sszN ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29
Miles of Bands and Tens of
Thousands of Marchers Par
AIDED New York Streets
This Afternoon.

banners. Governors. mayors. sol.
diers and statesmen laid aside their
honor aud dignity to Join the com.
mon people In giving the glad hand
80 the husky. eun.burned sons OF
Vim.
Five hundred little girls were
trained 10 sing choruses as part OF
the celebration. and the Twenty.
Second regiments band led In a
chorus OF musical organizations
such as even New York had never
heard when the parade atreamed up
broadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-29
BLOW OF KETCHEL'S
FIST NEARLY KILLS

los ANGELES. AuE. ~ III was
learned today that Stanley Ketchell
seriously injured Paul Ackiey. one
Of hts sparriug partners. during a
bout in the training quarters az
Venice yesterday Ackley remained
unconscious between five and six
hours after receiving a blow from
Keiehel. and physicians summoned
we're for a long Time In doubt as 10
his recovery. Ackley's condition Il
serious today