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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
SERVIA ASKS
FOR AID
Begs Russia to Consider
Alliance and Block
Austria.

nELoRApE. oct 70 Despaiflnp
nt the prospect ~ being altogether
ignored IN the coming Balkan con
ference. the Hervian parliament to-
dag tgirgfnphsd to the Russian
duuma. asking that Russia ally herr
SELF with Seryin and Montenegro.
The telegram begged Russia 70
consider the alliance, and said
do not abandon ua 10 cur af-
fiictlon'"
The message declared that ServiA
and Montenegro would never submit
% AuHtria'a absorption % Bosnia
and Herzegovina.
The diplomatic corps here ~
awaiting Indication from st Peters
burg a. 90 What action. " any. Will
De- taken on the telegram by the
Russian government The new at
tttude ~ GorKih aud Montenegro
places Russia In a peculiar posi-
tlen. II Russia decides "a heed the
plea 81 seryia and Montenegro. a
new situation will arise for the con-
ference ~ powers ta dispose o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
MORE WORKERS NEEDED
TO SELL STRAW BALLOTS

Ing interested 10 the ballot. and
there IL considerable rivalry among
the different parties % have their
national ticket sin out
The ballots Wiil b. sold for 10
cents. and the buyer 10 entitled 20
vote for one candidate for presi-
dent The headquarters 81 the nal.
lot day managers IL at Hansen q
icwelry store. whore all who wish
70 assist a. clerks u election are
Invited 20 call
Mrs. l. a. Jennings has issued
call for clerks of election 90 take
charge q selling the ballots IN tho
residence and suburban sections. A
large number volunteered today.
but there IL stiii need Tor more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

There general shaking Of wrcaths for the Living"
candidates today during which McDeo top
OF the list closely pursued by Lou Cohen who has been
along In the bunch for time John L. Wilson received
heavy vote and the postofce brought their cand
date G. Macy, adding 800 ballots
his credit Mrs Marion Baxter the the
received her usual 100 bunch Of ballots this
The contest has reached the where there
two days for baong The Contest win close at IL
Saturday and saturday night the receiving the highest number
will be announced The following the standing the
contestants today;
Frank AcDermott s03 A. L. Cohen 790 John H. Wilson 1908
H. G. Macy Zoo G. Hllman e23 W Trmble 5bs John Cor
4b7 Marion y, Baxter William Sutherland
400 James Agnow 400 w H. Moore ss7 Or NJ A. Matthews
$50 John H. Miller 1885, Edward CayHon sr, s7o Jacob Furth
800 John satery 2O3, A. j. Blethen g. Bob Heskett H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
Maker & Grants Dental
Offices Entered by
Thieves.

Robbers attempted 70 loot the
safe Ia The dental offices % Maker
q Grant on the second floor Of
the Pantagea building Second av.
and Seneca st.. last night The Ia.
truderB failed 20 crack the safe.
however. and left the place with
no loot The safe contained about
$500 tn cash and gold nuggets used
for dental purposes
Tho attempted robbery was die
covered shortly before 9 o'clock
this morning BY Or Seth G Maker
The would.be crackameu, after fore.
ina an entrance through the door
70 the den,al office proper. tried to
hammer the combination dial off
with heavy instrument, evidently
q small aiedge.
streVn about on the floor we're
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
|lNTI-SAL00NISTS PICK
MEN FOR LEGISLATURE
a G CUSED MAN IS a
Wing MANIAC

at the city JAN to be a raving maniac
today,
The accused man has borne up
with an attitude Of almost boyiah
good nature since his arrest. but last
night he began 20 act strangely and
those who have been allowed 10 see
the prisoner today declare that his
mind has given way under the
strain Members Of tho board of
health will report 60 the district at
torney on the prisoners sanity.
fomaity has not eaten a bite since
hts arrest kriday night. and has not
slept. according 10 the guards at the
prison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
Call Issued for Volunteers
to Aid the Club
Women.

The straw ballot" managers arc
planning for an automobile parade
Friday evening. and a series OF
street corner meetings. for the pnr.
pose of getting a poll on the presi.
dental candidates for the benefit
OF the home for homeless girls.
The ballot will be taken under
the auspices Of the Women's Cen
tury clab. together with the Fedora
ton II Women's clubs. State and
county candidates for office are be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
Al. PARTIES ARE ON
THE ENDORSED
TICKET.
u..u,oud Takes Slap at
Work Of the Royal
Arch.

- ,u,,s.loon league today Is
~. lss ,s endorsement Of the lesis'
, w. =, candidates irum KRIS county,
.s ,' san snaoFssmsass ,aRe In
.s~.,Al,rsns dsEnerFs'A SOCIALISTS
and pncAshlsicnissk ..,,,rs,n.
,... 49, randldases. has endorsed
resxrpre fer governor, NJ r.
~ ar Heuseaant governor. aud
a. ; Bel FOR attorney generai- The
Us asserts that Il has with.
- rs approval Of pattison be-
- ~ has refused 10 declare
800 frankly
~ Anti. Saloon league Is not
..s.x!ng candidates for the sake
: Asss.lng after election that a
80 namber q our candidates
- sl>eied. said Royal w Ray.
- mperintcndent % the Anti
49, lnxae. We are only en-.
s-siss ssch men al are pledged
a. sssport Of our bill. and when
- ~ aistricts wherein we have
Z "a car fidates. We will not
address Either the Royal Arch Ia
rsrrsx b he endorsements made
,s.szs1sy o. else they are simply
..sss.lrr Cor the sake % taking
-. sesr election for having
49,. 49, ,.rs.zaies elected. for In King
-, Z, lsast Ne have the writ
- s,sszes 4 some of the eandl.
49, 80 10 have endorsed. "
=. sIex,sx sre the candidates
Ar a. Isxh's'ln who received en-
3crsemssf.
n.~ras N--Southern part Of
~ eeussy Howard ID Taylor.
m Va. Hoandy. pro.
os~,ct a.. West Seattle.
s,rrs.oxn. Rainier Valley. Rentou.
$500 etr Daniel PARKS. dem.
rzr,s.ss : Coshert. dem.
uenss sz--tiniversisy. Green
- Ballard. Fremont Bothei.
Nssasa. esc. --All candidates sat.
htxngEy
oxrsst ss.--sd. ssh. sth and tn
,~lseb o. First ward and all Of
~nes sard Prank h Wilson.
Il Homer |. Bull, pro.
>er<s <<.--ist. md and 9Th pre-
asr1 a First ward and all OF
nr-s ward. NO endorsements
oarsrs <s.---All of Flfth ward.
"a art q Seventh ward.--h 2.
iaasx pro. H. = Titus, soc.
p.arsss <ss-slxth and Eighth
rznsa. seassle--John A Whaliey.
|np 1 Z Kirkpatrick. dem
District us--Ail o. Third ward
- esr. u Seventh ward p G.
ixIz0a. req: A. A. Booth. den.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
lONFESS[S
BRIBERY
Tremendous Sensation in
he Ruef Case at
San Francisco.


AZ FRANCISCO. oct ss--F A
ttI< hcAi contractor. eunfesnesl
- today - the crime ~ at
49, q brihe John ~ Kelly.
/. Hmar called - sit - ths Jury
g ~ Abe haef. ex-poliiical
Hen Francisco on q charge
<<TY
sanfessiun has created 4
sala sensation here ne I'm
- Aiiorncys Frank J Murphy
Newsburkh. who have
zfpsaring Tor Ruef IN the
- tases
e, - sale that ATTORNEY Murphy
III - 81 90 20 offer Kelly
= Y. sAlns that Ruef offered him
.''%* sfisF ~ vas arrested 10
T. A.<nf On he ease
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
Chamber to Present Them
With One or More
Boxes.

II Il r. also true that United
States senator OF Congressman may
be reached through bis stomach.
Washington viii have no fear that
the generosity ~ the coming con.
gress viii not be lavishsd on irrf.
gated lands
Early ia December the Chamber
Of Commerce viii dispatch two aud
possibly three refrigerator cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
EXCLUSION LEAGUE
MAKES REPORT

The Asiatic Exclusion league has
issued a report on Its questions Sub
mitted to the presidential. senatorial
and congressional candidates. r..
Backus. secretary Of the local league.
classifies the candidates as follows:
Favoring absolute exclusion OF all
Asiatic laborers: William ]. Bryan.
Thomas l.. Hisgen, George +. Cot
terill, Miles Poindcxter, William r.
Humphrey, Charles III. Miller,
Br0wder r. Brown and William
Goodyear.
Not replying or giving oquivocal
answers: William II. Taft. w. l..
Jones and Francis w. Cushmsn.
Eugene V. Debs and other social
ist candidates have promised TO put
the exclusion question Co a refer
endum vote and abide by the deei-
sion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
SNYDER ANS WERS
WITH AFFfDAK WIT

have not published or distributed
any literature
JAMES c. SNYDER.
Subscribed aud sworn 20 before
me this 29th day Of October, 1905.
w 3. OSBORN,
Notary Public in and for the State
of Washington. residing at Sc
attic"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

While ~ u Duncan and members
Of his family were absent from their
home at 1923 East Union st. between
and 1880 o'clock last night a
burglar gained entrance and
thoroughly ransackcd the house.
The loot which was carried away
was valued at about ft00, The thief
took a gold watch, "A gold bracelet, "A
atickpin. n pearl necklace kodak
and new suit OF clothes. The rob
berry was reported 70 tho police to-
Hng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

NEW YORK. Oct. 2a.--James M.
Kerr, democratic national commit
teeman from Pennsylvania, who has
been IN FOR some time at his home
at New Rochelle, n. Y, Is reported
20 be in a serious condition. w y
Bryan visited Mr., Kerr on Monday,
and the excitement from the visit is
said To have caused "a relapse Mr.
Kerr r. suffering from liver trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
Bidder. Giua saz 600

NEW YORK, oct 2g.--Announce-
mcnt was made by the democratic
national committee that campaign
contributions aggregating over f40.-
00o were received az the New York
headquarters on Oct "a. The list
made public shows that the sum Of
$4,000 was contributed BY Herman
Ridder, treasurer OF the national
committee. and his three sons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

LYONS. ". Y. Oct. 2S.--Wm. VI.
Taft made his first speech Of the
day al 800 O'Clock this morning TO
crowd that represented nearly
the whole population Of the town.
Tafts voice Is much better than
II was az Madison Square last
night. and the wonderful exhilara-
ton Of that meeting seems 20 have
put new life into the whole party.
Today's tour is being undertaken
with as much enthusiasm as IL IL
were the first day out" Of the
campaign.
The itinerary includes addresses
at East Rochester, Canandaigua,
Geneva. Seneca Falls. Auburn and
Syracuse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

NEW YORK. Oct. ga Bets that
Taft win be elected are being placed
today in the financial district al
odds Of 3 20 I on the republican
candidate. The Cotton Exchange
people who are wagering money are
laying odds that Hughes viii be
elected. but there IL more CHAMBER
money Ia sight than there is Bryan
money. No money h beiaR wagered
on the gubernat0rial fight that
either candidate viii carry the state
by any stated vote. The CHAMBER
men are getting odds OF TO 10
and 5 20 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
BUKGLING BURGLARS FAIL
TO CRACK SAFE

dorers ~ burned matches which the
rahherf used during their efforts 10
force open the safc. Nothing was
taken from the offices. although ca
posed 70 theft we're hundreds Of
dollars worth 81 valuable dental IN.
strnmente
nf Maker says bis offices we're
entered several months age by rob
bern. who carried of 500 IN cash
The robbery was reported 10 the
police hy the doctor The police
believe the attempted robbery to
be- tho efforts 81 raw amateurs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
BOTH MAKE LAST APPEAL TO
VOTERS OF new YORK STATE
BRYAN BEGINS SECOND DAY IN UPPER NEW
YoRK-TAFT HOLDS A BIC MEETING
AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
CARNEGIE FOR TAFT.


= NEW YORK. Oct 2s.--An-
\ drew Carnegie declared him.
4 self for Taft for president
> az he stepped from the geng.
: plank Of the steamer Adriatic
, on his return from Europe.
Carnegie said that IN his
: opinion there apparently was
\ no doubt Of the election Of
Taft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

ELKHART, Ind. oct. 2s.-Eleetric
cars, steam railroads and automo-
biles were utilized IN turn by John
w Kern. democratic vice presiden-
tlal nominee. in covering his timer
AIRY through the northern part OF
Indiana. Mir. kerns speeches were
brief, owing 20 hoarsenese and IA
tlgne. After the meeting here last
night. which filled nucklin opera
house. Mr. Kern and party left over
the Lake shore railroad for Chicago
to make connections there for In
diana polls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
Sherman At saratona.

SARATOGA. n. ~, oct So
Fourteen special trains over trolley
and steam roads. throughout Sara
toga county, brought many repub-
lican marching clubs here last night
20 join In a big rally arranged for
the republican vice presidential can
didate. James $. Sherman. who
spoke here. Despite n pouring rain.
the clubs paraded through the bust
ness sections OF the town and cheer
ed the candidate enthusiastically as
he reviewed them from the steps
Of the Wofdcn hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
sRYAn's PRECINCT VOTE.


\ ALBANY. n. Y. Oct ~. :
4 William j. Bryan expects 10
4 carry his own precinct next
4 Tuesday for the first time In
4 three campaigns. You know
4 that the republicans are say :
4 Ing that | never carried my
4 own precinct" said Mr. Bry- :
4 an today. But the republl- =
cans have not told that when :
4 moved into that precinct =
4 there we're 10 republicans TO :
= TO two democrats. and that .
4 now there are only two repub-
. leans 10 one democrat THIS
= year ! am going 20 carry my :
4 own precinct ! am going 70 .
= carry the city Of Lincoln, ana :
/ am going 20 carry the state =
= Of Nebraska"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
"a City Official of Frisco
Goes Mad Following
His Arrest.

BAN FRANCISCO. oct. gp--JaA.
81 Fomalty. for 10 years head book
keeper In the office OF the city
treasurer and now under arrest on
the charge OF being concerned IN
an elleged conspiracy by which see. i.
eVe was stolen from the funds of the
city, u believed by the ATTENDANTS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

s lux Oct ~ While drlv-
|I4n.-h MADISON av. last nlgbt Ia
ts,- louis Wormaar. the baok
siy escaped serious lnl4rv
80 ~ believed hy the pailre
*4ssb asssnss Thy with the striking
t,liis naufffurs Two men hnrIe4
h syntaininR carbolic acld 40
eslts 9tNr TIE miasls urraahed
!. ~. he window Of tho cnb ana
vailldr I, 4 \, Ass struck Mr.. Wormasr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

COHOEs. n. Y. Oct 2e-"Taft
"a the most objectionable OF human
beings 10 laborlng men, declared
William ] Bryan In a speech TO a
big crowd Of laboring men here to
day The local factories turned out
and the men gave the Commoner
a remarkable reception. He dis
enssed the labor planks In the dem
ocratic platform and told how the
republican convention had refused
the requests % the great laboring
element OF the country"
Bryan then attacked Roosevelts
attitude. asserting that his letter to
senator Knox was an attempt 20
dspoae Samuel Gompcra from his
place al the head OF organized Ia
Dor. lie charged that the presi-
dent has deliberately tried 70 mis-
lead the workingmen of the coun-
try and turn them against those
who are working In their behalf
The attacks on Roosevelt and
Taft we're loudly cheered. aud the
democratic candidate was given an
ovation that lasted several min
utes. AZ the conclusion OF his
speech the laboring men gathered
about Bryan and insisted upon
shaking his hand.
The stay here was a personal
triumph for the Nebraskan. and he
said he believed Il In an indication
that the labor vote will be for
him almost solidly. Bryan Is de-
lighted with the prospects OF the
campaign today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

seutheast storm warnings are dts
PLAYED az All sounds. straits and
CuAN ports HiEh southeast shift.
Tag a. southwest winds are expected
fhir Afternoon and tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

SAN FRANCISCO, oct 2a.--several
persons were slightly Injured today
and a score or more hurt In a panic
when the motOrman OF "a Bryant
and rplk street electric ear ran his
ear into a Sacramento street cable
car today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

nEf.fFFONTAfNr ohio. oct 1a-
on condition that he will accept In
case ne = defeated for the presi-
HHnfrnfted with the Logan county
chausauqua society for a lecture here
Hesf August
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
More Money Tor Democrats.

CHICAGO, oct. 20. - Campaign
contributions aggregating sb,0Se, re-
celved on Oct "a In sums Of Sl00
and over. were announced at demo-
cratic headquarters. The largest
contributors were; samuel Inter
never, New York, $500. and J.
Sergeant Cram, New York. $1,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

TROY, n. y, Oct 2s.--Wiliiam
J. Bryan was up early today 70 De.
gin HIS second days campaign OF
pppar New York state. He was ap'
narently as fresh as the day be
began the campaign, although yes
terday was one Of the hardest days
that the candidate has been
through since he started his tour
OF New York.
Bryan's reception at Albany last
night was one Of the features OF
the campaign IN this state Inc
commoner was introduced by
David d. i'm, former United States
senator from New York. II vas
the first time in several years that
Hm has appeared on political
platform.
They say there will be a panic
n Bryan ~ elected" declared sen
atof hin. In general over the ousi'
ness situation. but II will not DC
a business panic. Il viii BE- panic
on the mart Of thousands Of fed
ernl offlccholdcrs and public OH
riain. who will have to surrender
their places TO the victorious
party"
Bryan had difficulty in quieting
the crowd when he rose 20 speak.
fiis speech was an exposition OF
the issues Of the national campaign.
he laid special stress on the pub
liclty Of campaign contributions
and TafCs labor record.
At Schenectady. Bryan spoke TO
the employees OF the Locomotive
Works and the General Electric
company. The men stood In
arenching rain 10 hear the leader
OF the democratic party. Bryan
declared that the democratic party
IL going TO sweep the country With
great victory in this campaign.
lie declared that he will carry
New York state. the middle west
and some Of the eastern states.
Bryan was scheduled TO speak
today AZ Cohoes, Utica, Rome,
Oneida, Canastota and Syracuse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
NAME ADMINISTRATOR
FOR POTHARST ESTATE

Lionel A. Nicholson has been APP
pointed by the probate court a.
special administrator for the estate
Of Arien John Potharat, who KILLED
himself last Saturday. after killing
his wife. Kathleen. and their q
mOnths-old baby. Nicholson was
appointed on petition Of n. u. Butter
worth a Sons.
Mrs. Patharat's sister, Ellen
O'Leary, and a brother, Thomas
Bennett, yesterday petitionnd the
court TO appoint Ellen O'I.eary ad-
ministratrix. A hearing has been
set for Nov. ~, at $3.50 a. m. The
estate II said 10 amount 20 about
$500, consisting ~ money In the
bank. and a team and wagon. kath-
leen Anne, the 3-year-old daughter.
who WAS also shot. il now In the
hospital on the road 10 recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
LABoRER FOUND DEAD.

Edward Kelly, laborer. was
found dead IN hts room at 20f y
First az. n shortly before noon to-
day Death was due 20 heart fall
urc, Nothing is konwn OF Relly's
relations, as he came Go Seattle
only few days ago from the east.
The body rs at the undertaking es-
taliishment Of the Bonney Watson
company,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

osnaha Selected by W. c. r. U.
DENVER. Colo, Oct. 29.-The
executive committee Of the w. G.
r. u. today selected Omaha az the
city for the next annual conyen.
don.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

v N"FIINI TINl VNI ~ =" Tho
treasury statement today shows.
t2.29G.So6, disbursements
Nome industrial worker., 1908-03-20
HOSPITAL NOTES

MT. Blank, while working at a windlass, got three fingers cut off Tuesday. He is now in the hospital receiving treatment.
 Gus Kohler, who has been working as barber at the Lacey barber shop, took sick with pneumonia during the week. He is now at Holy Cross hos pital; the attack is very severe one.
 Andrew Beck, Jno. Skain, Tom Phelan, Dave Caura, Alex Woodside, Wm. Spence, John Olsen, and One Eyed Scotty are still in the hospital. The boys in spite of their affiictlons are cheerful bunch, spending their time reading or conversing. John Olsen is the worst injured of all. He however is doing very we'll, and stands, good chance of complete recovery.
Nome industrial worker., 1908-03-20
MINING N0TES.

Chas. Sandal, who has been pros- pecting east of Hastings creeks, has quit for the winter. He sank four deep holes to bedrock and struck no pay. He also sank mum Der of shal- low holes with like results. Sandal says that he may try the ground again next winter, but he rather thinks the prospects to find pay are poor.
 Dave Colgate and partner, who have a lay between Snake River and Little creek, have sunk two holes to bed rock. one 97 feet and one 65 feet. They failed to strike anything worth working. They are now down 62 feet ill the third shaft and have struck clay bedrock. They will now drift The lay they are working is on a lease from Judge Watson.
 Al. Braten, former secretary of the Miners Union, was up from Solomon other members of the Miners Union have been looking for the pay on Braten claim near Solomon. They are nearly to bedrock. Braten came up for some supplies, intending to return immediately, but he has been so busy renewing acquaintances With his many friends that he has not returned as yet to his claim.
Nome industrial worker., 1908-03-20
Sc0TTY N'C0N0mY
 CAUGHT IN BLIZZARD

Upon Scotty's arrival at tome h9 was immediately treated by E. Weyer- horst, the union physician, who at tended to his injuries and {aen sent him to the hospital, wher he will continue to recei ye the bestof atten- tion from the union physcian and the sisters, as do all other iembers of the w. F. of M. and the INV. w.
 Under strict ruling cotty was not entitled to the medica protection of the union, as he was hck ill his dues. But the union phsician and the union gladly passd over the technicalities of the ae and gave Scotty the full protectle of hospital and medical attention, D which one who has been so faithfr to the cause | of unionism, is entitled
 The four flushing mae by the city physician after Scotty ad already re- ceived the full care ad attention of the union physician was merely a theatrical or politicallay, as Scotty was at the time quietl resting in the hospital.
Nome industrial worker., 1908-03-20
TELEGRAMS WERE FALSE
 CAL E NEVER DEcl MED

taken no act in looking to the support of either of the candidates for the position of delegate to congress. Neither has this paper. which is owned, controlled and operated by the local of the Western Federation of Miners taken sides for or against either of the candidates; yet it would be a culpable neglect of duty if we failed to protest against the dirty, third rate political trickery of some of the local politicians, who have tried to pull the wool over the eyes of the voters of Nome. Doc Hill, who according to reliable reports has been retained as the campaign manager for John W. Corson, it appears has been fully supported in his efforts to de ceive the voters by at least two of the local capitalist papers.