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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-04-10

LILO W I'D AAS OAAJ ~ Ia SAA
section Of the state that was located
favorably as a place for holding SEES
sions o: federal court in q eastern
district should one be established.
Bar Association May Act.
! Mr.. Goddard believes that the mat
ter will ba taken up at the next regu-s
lar meeting Of the Yellowstone Coun-
ty Bar association, and the next An,
MIS-, neeting Of the Bar Association
Of BaStern Montana.
Bob Nix, County Commissioners
Burla, ]. Ward Huse and ". IS. earn
sey heartily endorsed the idea Of a
dollar dinner in short talks filled
with good suggestions.
At the suggestion Of w. B. George
and Mayor Foster the question Of en-
dorsing a bill to open up to settle
ment the Crow Indian reservation
and making suggestions a. to how
this bill should be framed was left to
the chamber of commerce.
On motion Of MI. selvidge the fol-
lowing were appointed members of q
general committee on general arrange
ments for a4dollar dinner: J. Collins
West. chairman; W. s. Garnsey. Bert
,Albin. ]. Ward Huse, R. d. Shepherd.
W. "A. selyidge, John staffek, Fred p.
Keil, Bob Nix, Z. G. Babcock, Homer
Beach and L. 2. Schad.
At the conclusion Of the meeting it
was decided to hold another meeting
next Thursday night, and every one
present was urged to brNg q or
more men with him to the next meet
ing.
After an adjournment was taken
the committee on general arrange
-ments was divided into subcommit-
tees and plans for the dinner were
discussed In detail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12

=. Debs vilI make no less than
10 speeches.
Dur train will break an records
2 zhnihllatlng space lit will ngur.
sa'ely draw a red streak across the
Up aud paint the towns red at
ssFJ stopplng place. enthusiastic
~ declared !. Mahlon Barnes. ma.
'~h2l secretary % the socialist
P1i'l, = discussing the third party
inhoYatlon.
ueos speaking Itinerary will be-
- n Chicago August 30. whore a
lons'er mass meeting Is already
'as arranged Tor one OF the parks.
men he Red Special" viii be
add and the trip to the Pacific
sA begun Among the principal
W.. ~ hat viii be touched are Kan
W., Omaha. Denver, Salt Lake
- hes Angeles. San Francisco.
land and Seattle. The return
WI be routed via Butte Fargo.
nsapolis. Duluth Indianapolis
800 Cleveland. Buffalo. Boston
- - aeN York The southern tour
e Via Baltimore. Pittsbugg
~ mat Louisville. g. Louis to
- 'sss than four stops will be
ss. s aaliy A. Intermediary points
l s.an the night meetings In the
Alke ciiien.
FA. .4e.
ne Red Special" viii congist Of
sss es'ss'hed sleeper. diner and OBJ.
. s.s4.ls'n car With platform for
rs - day coach and a bag
s ~ sar Resides the presidential
I'm a,a1te' relays ~ other speakers
~ Al y carried. also a band OF mn
80 a w several tons Of literature
y s. y,aef psraphernalla calculated
Nv Tal''en The campaign
mahi,. estimated cost Of the train
y Ia s..,.. ne trips across the country
ea,lned viii be about t1G aoo
n , ,.,ihs Of which amount viii
lalAed before the start n nse '''
raIls y socialia, party has an en-.
cs.. o ~ essespaying membersbip N
''''V The campaign man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12

TORTURED
Strapped to the Bars of Their
Cells and Finger Nails
Are Torn OFF.
10y United Press,

PiTTs5URe, Pa, Aug. i2.-That
the Jail officials in Mexico City re.
sort TO the barbarous practice of
pulling out the finger nails Of pris.
oners who refuse to give desired in.
formation is the news Just received
by the police Of this city In a letter
telling how two American prisoners
were recently subjected 20 that tor.
ture.
The letter says MoffRtt and Ma.
luney. Americans from Pittsburg.
accused OF robhing a bank mosson.
ger, refused To tell the Mexican iail
Keeper anything concerning the
whereabouts OF two companions
supposed to have been with them at
the time Of the robbery.
The two Americans were strapped
20 the bars OF their cells and with
furceps the officials tore their
finger nails Off. when the prisoners
gave the information,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12
Young Fisherman Meets Death While
Crossing Tracks of Great
Northern Railway.

Ben Way. . young herman OFT
the fishing schooner Doncasser.
was struck b. a Great Northern
freight train on Railroad Av At the
foot Of University ct AZ 10 o'clock
this morning and instantly killed.
Three companions who ~ere cross.
Ing the avenue In company with
him wcre also bit ard narrowly
escaped death
The accident - Naid 20 have been
due to cArelessnesa. and the train
crew wiIl probably be- held rcNpon.
sihlr The engineer. Martha Carey.
was arrested By Patroiman Glass
cssck. and later released on his ovn
recogniKance Pending the verdict
Of The coruner's jury no formal
charge wiii be made aEAins; him.
Bedy Cut In Two.
WAY was horribly musilated.
While the train was backing No he
was struck b. the rear car 4ud
knocked down. three trucks passing
over him Tits leKs and arms were
broken and bis body almost sew.
cred Al the waist line
There we're about dozen vii.
ncsscs 20 the terrifying affair. and
the names Of all 81 them have been
secured By Deputy Coroner ~ o.
Arnold. In order that they may b.
summoned to testify before the
eoronsTs jury
No Excuse for Accident
AlmoHt pith one accord they say
there IL no excuse for the accident
II 10 said that the train was stand.
ing still when Way and his com.
panions started across the tracks
and that Il started up with a aud.
den jerk. II IL also said that there
was no awitchman at the rear
The train was made up Of a
string Of empty cars. In charge Of
Switch Foreman G. A. uplinger.
The men In company with Wav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12
THOUSANDS Will
MARCH IN PARADE

for the position By Seattle Aerie
No. J, the mother aerie OF the or.
der The makeup OF the board OF
trustees now seems destined TO be
as follows: william Garland OF
Boston. DIR Mckinney of Saginaw
Mich. Harry J. Lea OF Seattle. aud
J. l.. Colwell OF ST. Paul.
Girls Band In Parade.
A distinctive feature OF tomor.
rows parade win be the girls band
from Snohomish This band. in de-
flance Of superstition. has rs mem
bers. including their leader. IL
yearold Ralph Dolloff The band
arrived NJ 10 10 this morning. and
proceeded 10 the New Washington.
where IL serenaded q large crowd
The girls range IN age from l0-year-
old Mamie Eaton TO I7-year-old
Mabel Fairfield They will head
the Snohomish ladies In the parade
and will ride Ia large open auto
mobile. There will be 400 ladies
from Snohomish In the line OF
march.
To-day Is Eagles day at the Mead
ows. and a large number went out
20 watch the ponies.
All the Eagles. especially Assist
ant Grand Worthy President Parry.
are loud In their praise OF the
Washington hotel management.
Never before IN the history OF the
order has NO much attention been
paid 20 our comfort and conven.
ience. You may be sure we will
never forget II" said Mr.. Parry
this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12
HITS
CHICAGO
ny United prsss.l

10y Onfteu Ffeaasf
CHICAGO Aug ~ No boats
have been able 70 enter or leave
the Chicago river this morning. ow-
ing TO the Gripping Of the electric
power that operates the bridges. by
"A terrific electric storm that swept
this city and vicinity last night
The entire lighting and power plant
operated by the drainage canal
trustees was so badly crippled that
Il can not be repaired until tonight
The storm flooded the entire
city. filling cellars. destroying
electrical feed cables and shutting
or light and power Lightning
struck IN several places. Down
town the cellars we're flooded. The
storm ragged for over two hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12
KING ENTERS CITY OVER A
PATH OF FLOWERS

ceedingly serious by both mon
archg No public statement was
made regarding the conference. but
there Is no doubt that the sultan 8
recent moves were the subject of
their animated conversation.
The royal visitor was the guest
~ the emperor at luncheon at the
imperial villa They then took a
long drive This evening a chorus,
composed OF 5000 men. Eorenaded
the king while he was dining with
the emperor
Edward was welcomed with great
enthusiasm by the people Of lschl,
who cheered loudly whenever he APP
pearcd on the streets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12
Do the Eagles
Like Seattle!

J. A Parry. San Francisco. Cal.
assistant grand worthy president.
Seattle has certainly done herself
proud In the matter OF decorations.
feel tickIed at the reception Rc.
corded us and can only say Thank
you from the bottom OF my heart "
r r. Herring. South Bend, Ind.
grand treasurer: 4 am Immensely
pleased al Seattle and her citizens
! am certainly glad 10 become &C.
quainted with the city We are
having a Jim dandy time"
J. ". Sheehan. Boston. chairman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12
CRAFT THAT bob" HODGE
WOULD PUT TO EARLY END
FLAMES THREATEN
AN TDAHO WIN

tesrs. were sent 10 Sand Point. IN
compliance with request from
the officials Of that city.
kooienai was destroyed by a for.
eat fire that swept through the VII.
iase. laying every building In ashes
AMI driving the citizens 20 Sand
Point. the nearest city.
The lumber mill Of the lIumblrd
Lumber company, valued AZ 5000.
600 was burned 70 the ground In
koutenai. ON account OF the tele.
phone and telegraph wires between
Spokane and Sand Point. a distance
u 20 miles. either being down or
working poorly. Il is difficult 10 get
any definite news here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12

OF the credentials committee.
Everything 10 lovely. and Seattle
Is one Of the very best cities In the
country"
Edward ilirach. Baltimore. chair
man Of the press committee. Say
Hello 10 everyone for mo and give
them my sincere thanks for the e.
forts to entertain as"
Leo / Stock. Fresno. Cal This
Is my old home town. like the
city and ] like the people"
Theodore A. Bell. Napa. Cal.
grand worthy president. Every.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12
MAYNARD GIRL
is TAKEN HOME

Aloyina Moe. the pretty l5-year.
old girl who eloped from BellinR
ham yesterday In company with r.
nourte. a Filipino logger. was taken
home this afternoon by her fathet.
A. X. Moe. who Is proprietor of
the Union bote1 In Bellingham
Moe viii have a warrant sworn
out for Dourte, who is under arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12
England DIS Ruler Is Given
Splendid Greeting by Emperor
Franz Josef.

IsCHL. Austria. Aug, ~ King
Edward 81 England entered this
city today through lines Of beeuti.
ful women. strewi0g flowers In his
path Emperor Franz Josef greeted
the king al the railroad station
n is known that the king and en-
poror discussed re conditions In
Turkey. which arc considered ex.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12
D CENTS FOR THE -
~ SHERIFF AND n
How the Forty Cents That County Pays
Per Day for Food of Prisoners
Is Expended.

crafslug to the extent Of % cents
ar aay on every prisoner In the
ss-nty iall Is The source ~ the Ia.
fcme which makes the sheriffs
ogilce The attest political plum Ia
King ccuals
n he csmpfehension Of the poll.
tlclsns tins Il not graft. but merely
tho exercise q a political perqui.
SITE. bat TO the prisoners In the
ecunif jail. who are Ted a. the eN.
psass Of cents per day. and 20 the
tArgayerS Of King euanty. who paw
u esnts each day for the mainten-
snee Of each prisoner Va the Jail
~ profit made BY the sheriff on
IsslnK the prisoners Is graft plain
m
Generous conmlsslonsrs
ne generous county commits.
srners Of King county. In their
szziely 10 put county money Ia cir.
esiasivn. some years ago fixed the
Elcrance Tor the feeding Of pris
eHfn Al ~ cents per dag. despite
Az net that they can be we'll fed
: kxlf thai amount Thrifty sher.
m have since used this allowance
. Cd their own pockets. and thou.
naes OF dollars Of taxpayers
nszef has been diverted 20 make
IT, men whose services were
azssls worth the salary attached
4 TIE office.
And society has suffered severe
Z As a consequence. Physical
ssskneSs II = potent aiiy ~ crime
y man With a fun stomach {.
N 10 BE- law .ahiding. but a mar
ne Is released from jail hall
EzTVed and hungry Il likely to drifl
.<ek quickly into the channels 81
utme.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12
EUGENE v. oEBs.
Candidate for President.

ayers can call for an assessment OF
50 cents apiece and signal the en-.
Eineer 70 blow his whistle and be.
gin the journey.
a million votes or bust" IL the
slogan Of the socialists this year.
They believe the Red Special will
be a powerful factor IN clinehlng
the desired million.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12
Eagles Prepare for Monster
Procession Tomorrow
Morning.

q Toworro~'s parade will form ,
AZ First Az. and Pine st. al 10 ,
= O'Clock a. m. and will march ,
= on First ss. to jackson st, I
. thence 10 Second av.. TO Union ,
ct. 10 FINN av-. 10 Pike st.. TO ,
= Second sv., and thence back TO
= the Washington hotel.
4 Practically all Of the down.
4 town stores will be closed from ,
= ~ =. m. to .. m, the hours
= Of the parade. The reviewing
= stand will be on Pioneer ,
= Square.
= The fifth division will be ,
= composed OF all the aeries OF
= the state Of Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12
CENTS FOR THE
PRISONER
SERIOUS CHARGE
AGAINST YOUTH

Harry Drown. ityear old boy.
who resides with bis parents at the
corner OF Renton and Mt Baker sts
iiillman City. was arrested today on
a charge Of attempted assault on
n Eyearold girl The arrest Was
made by the Humane officers. on
complaint % the girls father
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12
Ten Thousand People Watching
Approach of Fire---Aid
Has Been Sent.

SPOKANE, Aug i2--Kootenai.
an Idaho village which had a popu.
lation Of see. lies In ashes today
and the fire that destroyed II Ia
threatening the destruction OF Sand
Point. whore 10000 people live
Engines and other fire fighting ap
paratuM we're loaded on flat cars In
Spokane. and. with several voiun-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12
Makes Acceptance
Speech Before
Big Crowd.
Gathering at Lincoln the Larg-
est in the History Of
That City.
THE PROGRAM.

= LINCOLN. Neb., Aug. Ia
. The program for the notiflca.
= ton Of William J. Bryan Of his 4
y nomination az the democratic 4
= candidate for the presidency 4
= today was as follows 4
q Sunrise Salute fG guns. one 4
= for each state In the union. 4
r ga. breakfast In honor 4
= Of Bryan. Kern and the notifl. 4
= cation committee. 4
1890 a. ~ Bryan aud Kern 4
= held conference with members 4
= of the notification committee. 4
Noon - Luncheon. attended 4
= by the members OF the com 4
= mittee and the candidates. 4
1880 p. m.-The candidates 4
. and the committee. led by a 4
q brass band. paraded from the 4
. hotel to the state capitol 4
. grounds 4
p. m-Henry u. Clayton Of 4
q Alabama made notification adj 4
= dress. Bryan replied. deliver 4
= Ing acceptance speech. 4
= p. m Candidates held re- 4
= ception al the capitol. 4
s y. m.--iryan host Of Kern. 4
e the committee and few 4
. others at Fairyiew farm. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12

thing ~ certainly elegant and we
are enjoying every minute OF our
stay here"
Conrad " Mann. Kansas City.
grand secretary This Is one OF
the busiest cities have seen and
your reception Of the Eagles war.
rants the belief that your hospitali-
~ knows no bounds"
Bernard J.. Monaghan, phlladel.
phia. grand worthy vice president.
4 want to extend my gratitude for
the elegant treatment we have re.
eeived IN Seattle and ! will leave
your city with considerable regret Z"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12
FARMAN DlSCUSTED

BY Unitsd Prsss.A
NEW YORK. Aug t7.--ilcnry
Farman win return 20 France thor.
oughlY disEustsd Last ni9hi he
waited in vain for someone 70 come
To the Astor hotel with the $50 600
promised him for hts flights No
no one came. and Il II said h. vii
bring action for breach 81 contract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12
DE1S. nv RED SPECIAL" Us
COMING FOR SOCIALISTS
SEATTLE CLAIMS
CHAMPION HENS

Three hens uothertne 81
. chicks IN three settings. 10 the
. poultry record which Seattle
. holds out in competition with
= ths world. On March isst
. Mrs. James Je~etf. e2e 23rd
. Az. O.. Get the first brood. which
= Matched on March -. The nam.
4 bers Of this family at present
q weigh on an average Of six
. pounds each. which, consider.
q ing their age. 10 some chicken.
4 One Of the elUekine uanmaa
4 has beer caring for brood
. numbering the astounding TO.
= tai Of 70.
y o . 8 8
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12
CRUSHED BENEATH
WHEELS OF TRAIN


Wants Protection for Lands.
SAN FRANCISCO. Ana IA
" Pratt. commissioner ~ public
lands In the Hawaiian islands. 10
~ this city today. en- route 20 Wash
lngton. where h. Intends 10 visit the
United States land office with the
purpose Of improving the system u
caring for the public lands % the
Islands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12
mAzAmAs REACH SUMMIT.

CASTLE ROCK. Aug. 12.-Ac.
eOrding to word received here the
Mazamas climbed Mount 81 Helens
last Saturday. TWentyslx persons
reached the summit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12

The treatment 81 prisoners IN the
King county jail l. told in letter
written BY a man who served a
Vagraney sentence there. who sums
up the profits made BY the sheriff
as follows.
The cost per capita per day il Z
cents King county taxpayers al.
low smith 80 cents per capita per
day for feeding the prisoners. leAv.
ing the sheriff net profit 81 81
cents per day for each prisoner.
The total number OF prisoners
IN the county Sail when I was there
was leo You can confirm these
figures by auditing MT Smiths
grocery bills. L costs him nothing
for help. prisoners are glad 20 get
a chance TO work In the Kitchen.
their only chance 20 keep from
starving.
Thirty DAYS Ia the Erie county
jail Buffalo. New Yofk. made .
socialist ont Of Jack London. King
county fixed me-
hodge Against Graft.
Rob Hodge. former deputy sheriff
az Black Diamond. aud candidate
for the republican nomination Tor
sheriff. has publicly declared
against the graft system 81 feeding
the prisoners In the jail
= know nothing ahout the cost
81 feeding the prisoners said Mr.
Hodge TO a Star reporter. but. II
am elected sheriff. ! viii Snow
and What Is more. | will let the pub
I Tic know
4 woaid be- satisfied with the
salary as sheriff. and wouid charge
the county only the actual cost 81
feeding prisoners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12


Tomorrow Seattle will witness
what will probably be the greatest
parade ia it's history when the
Eagles turn out TO show the people
Of this city the present size and
splendor of the order that proudly
claims Seattle as It's birthplace
The number Of participants In
the parade is variously estimated
at from 5000 10 5000. but the fea.
ture OF the parade will not be so
much In numbers. for In the line
will be many men OF national prom
inenco.
The grand aerie session opened
al 10 o'clock this morning Owing
Co the shortness Of the Initial meet.
ing. practically all OF yesterdays
business WIS postponed until today.
thus crowding out much Of the bus
mess scheduled for this morning
The entire morning WAS consum.
ed In reading the reports OF the
grand worthy president. the grand
board OF trustees and the finance
committee The reports OF the
grand secretary and the grand
treasurer were adopted without
reading The report of che grand
worthy president was adopted this
morning The session adjourned at
O'Clock. II met again az 2 D. M.
and before Il adiourns. viii finish
all the business mapped out,
Omaha In Lead.
The nomination OF officers aud
cities for the place Of next meeting
will be reached az 4 D. m, today.
Omaha leads In the fight for the
convention, but there was talk this
morning Of an amalgamation of st.
Paul and Saratoga Springs. It is
doubtful whether even such a com.
bination could defeat Omaha.
The political outlook In the order
has changed slightly William
Garland IL now a candidate for
grand trustee. thus removing prac.
tically all obstacles from tho path
OF Finlay McRao IN his fight To sue.
coed Treasurer Frank 10. Herring.
The custom of choosing a grand
trustee from the aerie OF the con.
vention city brings n. J. Lea into
prominence. Lea has been Endorsed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12
Hunting for sis Game.

KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. Aug.
II Averall and Roland. the two
sons Of t. H. Hartman. have
found fishing In Pelican lake al.
together too tame and have gone
10 the mountains for bigger game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12
viii Ehiz to Pacific Coast
States and Then Whiz
Back Again.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-THE Red
Special IL the suggestive name tina,
WI Be applied to the special train
iaai the rational committee OF the
socialist party has Just decided to
zaks IN Interesting feature Of the
residential campaign.
1 . planned 10 send Debs. the
socialist party standard bearer.
s-ixzlhg through the country
srm coast to coast and from
= lakes to the gulf within a period
= TWO months. and during which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12

we're lngwald Hansen. fisherman
OF the schooner Lester. Carl Jacob.
son. fisherman off the schooner
Duucaater. and an intimate friend
OF WAY. and ,. Anderson. cook ON
the D0ncanter They afirfbnte their
escape 10 the fact that they were
walking ahead Of Way when the
trAin started when struck b. the
rear car. they Jumped from the
traces
Due 20 careleasness
~ Cunningham. manager Of the
Pscifie set A Irvine company, who
ssw the fisherman ground 10 death
under the wheels. says that the case
- Sne 81 rank cAseiessnesn.
me train vas not ia motion
when this men started across the
traca. he said. "and II started up
wiih q sudden Jerk. striking them
without warning u "a required that
kherr b. n tralnman stationed AZ the
rees ~ = train Ia instances Of this
Kind. and ! am sure that there was
none
Dead Man Popular.
Pen Way. the dead man. Was
about 30 years Of age. and had been
employed a. n fisherman on the Pa.
cifie coaat for about II years lie
came tn this country from New.
fonndiand lie was unmarried aud
had no relatives residing in this
viclhlty. u IL said that a brother
resides AZ Vancouver, ~ G. Mem
bern 81 the switchmen's union this
morning volunteered TO raise a fund
with which TO defray the expenses
OF the funeral
The affair ~ particularly dis.
tresalnE. said Captain Martin John.
son Of the schooner Doncmster.
which - AZ the Wall a. dock Il
had known Way for about five years
and he was very popular among the
men with whom he was associated. :"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12

Sc long the republican party remains In power
teas TO Itself ~rongdone high
places without dsgraeine Of its prominent
therefore, OF surgeons knife
each republican victory
conduct and threaten the
with Not Until that party through fasting
wilderness vi" the republican leaders learn study public
items from the standpoint Of the
he Of this world and the deeeuness
truth" IN politics. when party away
nome and are not IN constant contact party
blinds their
deaf 10 the Ssres-Fron eryans Speech Accept,
At Lincoln today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12
Accepts Republican challenee.
Shall People Ruler

"Our platform declares that tho
oVcrshadnWing issue which mani
TESTS itself in an the questions now
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lConiinuod ON page %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-12

SHOWERS TONIGHT OR II
GENTLE TO FRESH saEEzEs.