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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16

II. Marion Crawford son of f. Marion
Crawford, the novelist, has been expelled
from Harvard for failure in his studies,
and sailed for his home in Italy. For
three years he was tutored for entrance,
only to fail at the examinations. He
finally entered last fall.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16

Grand opera in English is one of the
probabilities involved in the change of
management of the New York Metropoli-
tan opera house. Otto II. Kahn of the
board of directors says the matter is
under consideration and that possibly
English opera viii come next season.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16
CALL BOY is KILLED.
Ira Stewart Meets Death at Fond du
Lac.

Lac.
Ira Stewart, aged IL years, q call boy
on the Northwestern road, was killed in
the Company's yards at North Fond du
Lac. He had been sent TO call the crew
of train No. 437, and, after notifying the
men who were asleep in the caboose in
one end of the yards, he boarded freight
to ride back. He was struck Nv a gon-
dola car on the east side track,
and his head was crushed. He was the
son of Rev, II. Stewart, formerly pastor
of the VI. T.. church at Spencer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16

According to the report of the New
York appraiser 100 automobiles, valued
at S224,531, were imported last month,
about three times the number in Febru-
airy, 1907. The value of precious stones
imported showed a falling off from S4,-
100000 to SOC, 433.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16

The American ship, William P. Frye,
Captain Murphy, arrived in New York
from San Francisco, after having drifted
around Cape Horn without shipping a
drop of water until within four days of
New York. 1t was the lightest weather
experienced by the skipper in sixty voy-
ages around the Horn.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16
WHOLE COUNTIES DRY;
LARGE CITIES GO WET
Saloon Issue Is Fought to Spec
tacuiar Finish Throughout
Illinois.
BOTH SIDES CLAIM VICTORY.
1859 Dramshops Voted Out of Bust
ness-Liquor Men Retain
Strongholds.

Friends and foes of the saloon met
in a bitter struggle Tuesday, fighting
from one end of Illinois 10 the other.
and from the Indiana line to the Mis-
sissippi River. They fought over the
question of the abolition of more than
5000 saloons in 1000 townships of the
State. Estimates from the headQuar-
tiers tents of the rival chiefs vary seri-
ously as to the details of the result
Conservative figures place the number
of saloons abolished at 1.2J9, and TWEEN
ty-fve Illinois counties are added to
The dry" list.
The returns as they were received
Tuesday night indicate that $50 incor-
porate0 cities and villages are nov in
anti-saloon territory; that POP ilcor-
porated municipalities are in townships
which refused to become anti-saloon
territory, and that /, 259 saloons were
put out of business" by the vote. The
net majority against the saloons, esti-
mated on the returns from the town
ships voting, is 81 ,S4S.
In the face of these figures, repre-
sentatives of the liquor interests say
not more than 400 saloons were wiped
out, while the anti-saloon forces claim
not less than 1000 will have to cease
business.
The supporters of the saloons ex-
pressed themselves as we'll satisfied
with the result, inasmuch as nearly ev-
cry one of the larger cities where they
had conferred their defensive fight re-
main in the wet column.
Vote to Danish Saloons.
The following counties are now absoZ
lutely anti-saloon territory, so created
by the voters Tuesday, and are in addi-
ton to the six which voted last Novem.
Der to Danish the dramshops:
Boone. Hamilton,
Brown, Jefferson,
Champaign, Macon.
Clark, Mercer.
Coles, Moultrie,
Cumberland, Piatt.
Dewitt, Richland,
Douglas, Shelby,
Winnebago, Saline,
Edgar, Washington,
Fayette, Wayne,
Gallatin, White,
Greene,
1t was in the cities that the desper-
ate character OF the warfare waged be
tween the two elements developed in its
entirety, ard both sides were more or
less surprised by the returns from some
of the municipalities.
Option Results in Illinois.
WET" CITIES.
Springfield Freeport,
Bloomington, Elgin,
Pekin, Moline.
Aurora Monmouth
Danville, Rock Island,
Kankakee Kewanee.
Edwardsville, Geneseo,
Canton, Marengo,
Murphysboro, Ninonk.
DRY" CITIES.
Decatur, Vandalia,
Galesburg, Mount Carroll,
r ockford, Taylorville,
Paris, Dixon,
Urbana, Clinton,
Champaign, Fairbury,
Pontiac, Dekalb,
Mount Sterling, Sycamore,
Arcola, Nation,
Shelbyville, Harvard,
Hillsboro, Carmi.
Litchfield Jerseyville.
Number of saloons wiped out. 80. 1853
Net anti-saloon majority. 81 ,S4S
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16

Number of saloons wiped out. .... 1859
Net anti-saloon majority. 81 ,S4S
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16

Advertise in this paper.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1908-04-16

1t was in the cities that the desper-
ate character OF the warfare waged be-
tween the two elements developed in its
entirety, ard both sides were more or
less surprised by the returns from some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

longer. and this great opportunity
for . family cutting day should not
be overlooked.
Your attention waa called yester
daY 20 the many attractions at For
tuna. bat for fear you might have
overlooked ". here IL the prospect
for your days entertainment
You can go bathing. boating.
trampinE through the woods. you
can dance IN the pavilion, climb
trees. enjoy the big swings. and put
IN day Of do asyOuplease out an
der the blue shy aud IN the free air
This outing lg Intended for children
and for families Of moderate means.
A. the remarkably low price entire
families can. make the trip Basket
lunches ahokid be taken along. but
~ you forget them, you can buy
lunches. a. well az Ice cream and
coffee right on the grounds
This ought 10 be the finest o.
The Stars Family Outing Days ~
ls a day for tired moihofs. who have
little chance 10 get away from
household duties. AID II ~ q day
for children To whom a picnic with
q trip Ou the lake and - day Ia the
woods always appeals.
Save your coupons. Remember
each coupon and five cents is good
for the round trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
.STABBINC ARRAY ENDS
MIDNIGHT CAROUSAL

ditlon Is said 20 be critical. He has
a dep cut about four inches In
length on the left side Of the alb.
domen. aud several less serious
gashes about the hands and wrists
The trouble started with = drunk.
en- spree on pike st.. which was In
the nature OF a celebration OF a
biz winning made az the race track
By Davis and Pomeroy. From Pike
st the men rode In an automobile
10 the Umpire saloon. and about
10 minutes after entering that place
they became involved In an argu
mont during which Prather and
Arntson exchanged blows.
Driven From Saloon.
They we're driven from the place
BY the proprietor. Mike Doyle, aud
the fight was resumed on the side.
waik. Arntson striking Prather a
blow which knocked him uncon.
scious.
Davis demonstrated against this.
aud went To prather's assistance.
whereupon Arntson whipped out a
pocket knife with a threc.inch blade
and made several jabs al Davis. in
fllctinE the wounds.
The entire party Was arrested.
the injured man being removed to
the hospital as soon az possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
Arthur Arntson Yields Knife
and Victim May Not
Recover.

William Davis, a concert hall
singer who resides At 1921 Seventh
az. was stabbed and probably fatal
II injured early this morning By
Arthur Arntson. who. with several
other men, WAS with Davis ON an
automobile carousat The ARRAY
took place about o'clock in front
Of the Umpire saloon. 2siS First av.
Arpssun fled. and was captured
after an exciting chase By Patrol
man j. n Robinson lie ran to
The corner OF Clay 81. and Western
av- and finally fell exhausted In
the brush beside the roadway.
w Pomeroy. Elmer Prsther aud
William n. caverly. who we're in
the party. are held IN jail as wit.
ncsseH. The regulations Of the
former txo are unsavory, as they
have been behind the bars ON MI.
mer0ua occasions.
Deep Cut IN Abdomen.
Davis WAS taken TO the Nayside
emergency hospital. where his con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
ARE
RAGING
Forests Are Burning Near
Vancouver and Loss Already
Heavy-Flames Spread.

VANCOUVER y. G.. Aug 20 A
heavy pail ~ smoke hangs over
this cts. the air IL oppressive and
theTr are no signs Of it clearing
The forest nfen that are nuw burn
inK in NancuuxerH vicinity SIRE the
worst known In 10 years They
arr uow dangerously near the city
llniisa aud are still burning flsFc.
-.
The & = u and British colnm.
hiA Electric hav. large bodies ~
men out on the Lulu Island line
fighting the flames The fires are
consuming hundreds u thousands
Of dollars worth ~ valuable stand.
ing timber. leaving hundreds 81
acres OF ianA with nothlng bui
hlackrned etumpa The worst fires
are IN the sauamish valley and on
Iiowen island. but tho blaEes al
Point Grey and ia The Capllano val.
ley are likely 70 prove very trouble
some.
The civic Naterworks property Il
said to be threatened ~ the flames,
and force Of men has been sent
out 20 check the fire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
D00LETS DEATH STILL
SHROUDED IN MYSTERY

not a cent was found Ia HIS pockets.
Ills purse. which be WAS known TO
have carried WAS also missing.
Doolry ro0med a t2t Jefferson 81.
with James LAWN. with whom he
came here from New York about
three months ago. The two men
became intoxicated Tuesday night
and the last time LAWN SAN bis
partner was at use o'clock. when
he left a saloon at itb WaehlaEion
st LAWN thinks nooiey had spent
onls about sic OF his money ap 90
that hour
The direct cause Of death was
drowning This has been deter
mined hy Coroner Carroll. who per.
formed an autopsy yesterday after.
noon and found water In the lungs
indicating that the man bad
breathed after striking the water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
GENERAL STRIKE
MAY BE CALLED

DENVER, Aug 90 official an
nouncoment Is made here that the
vote Of machlnlsts on all the Gould
railroads ON the question OF going
on strike IN sympathy with the Den.
yer a rio Grandc maehinlsta. who
have been out on strike several
months. has been completed and re.
suited IN giving the executive Off
GERS OF the union authority to call a
general strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
RIOT LEADER COKFESSES TO
BL00DIEST WORK

charge against him exeep, murder.
ttr has weakened pereepsiblY. Kate
Howard. the woman arrested dur.
ing the riots for melting disorder.
ls practically certain 10 be indicted
by the grand Jury today. Tire town
Is orderly and the grand jury is the
whole center Of interest Eight
hundred soldiers we're on duty
to-day, al the others having de.
parted u Is probable that they will
remain on duty Indefinitely or az
least Until the grand jury has com
pleted It's work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
BURGLARS SECURE
VALUABLE PLUMBER

back yard. and that most ~ the
stolen goods were taken from n
trunk which was pried open
The thieves took a pair ~ Ola
mond earrings valued At ti1A. an
ElEin watch four other diamonds.
an emerald ring. a nugget bracelet.
double chain. nugget Riickpins nuE
get breastpin. four gold rings and
a ~ caiiber revolver.
The establishment Of the Pacific
knitting mills. IN the Exchange
block. was robbed last nigbt BY
burglars Nho effected an entrance
through 'ransom. Only too sseat.
erN are missing
Hans Anderson reports that his
room In the hofal house VAS burg
lafined. snd a suit Of clothes and
e. stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
WILL WORK FOR
BETTER PURE
FOOD LAW

BELLINGHAM. Aug 90 More
extensive pure food laws IN this
state viii be advocated az a moet.
ing OF the State Grocers' ar5ociatiOn
70 be held In this city August %.
"a The meetings are 10 be held
in the auditorium Of the Young
Mems Christian association About
100 delegates from different parts
of the state will be present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
save YOUR COUPONS FOR
THE BIG PICNIC
STAR FAMILY OUTING DAY---No. 3

~ Jon going on The Star Fam.
]. W'ing Day Number 81 n you
eez forget about your coupons
~ I'll IND The first coupon on
q today's issue
.f1s yon don't know Just what
afons mean From now IN
- "Wednesday. August ae.
~ b. one coupon On every
I The Star
..' ~ zlsh coupon and five csnts
make round teip from
49,. Park 10 Fortuna PARK. or.
mis- trip costs Is cents.
shs Star has made arsanqe.
~ A'ih The Anderson steam.
~. s's..apsny and Is going 70 have
sa's' Bargain Day Quinn.
AZ fsfsnna. Atlanta aud Urauia
~ 'as and largest boats on
4, washington. win make reeu.
~ e'ss from Leaehl Park al B. 10
y Z. o'clock VI the morning and
~ sAa o'clock In the after.
MI !, ',s.eihlns TO Legchi park after
Az, IN ,aese TRIPS. and every hour
~ ~ IN the evening
~ -, 80 zee you can 20 early ln
81 sis s'sh,nk spend the whole aay
xnsss ',eA'nk and come back Al
j. ess... eny Tine Do the afternoon
'f 'int golno to last much
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
WAR IS BREWING
in THE FAR EAST

BY the Russians HeixinE a sealing
schooner. the Efukn Maru for the
alleged faldiug Al the Cooper island
seal rookcrieH In the kommanderof
aki group The steamer was towed
Ia vladlvustok on August Com.
mcnting on the seizure. Japanese
paper. The Hochi Shimbun. says
Old wounds are always Ia dan.
ger of bleeding
In another instance the Russians
sentenced SIX Japanese 10 death on
charge OF stealing seals Those
Who have watched the situation pre-.
diet that war is not unlikely II the
condemned men are executed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
HAMS MUST
BE TRIED
coroner's Jury Finds Him
Guilty of Killing New
York Publisher.

NEW YORK, Aug. go After be.
ing out 20 minutes a coroner's jury
last night brought verdict that
William H. Annis, who was killed
last Saturday at Bayside. L. I.
came TO his death as a result of
pistol shot wounds inflicted by
Capt Peter G. Hams, IT,. Z. s. A..
aided aud abetted by Thornton
Jenkins llaine. his brother
John r. Mcintyre. OF counsel for
Capt. Hams, said that the captains
defense viii be insanity, and that
II will be proved conclusiyely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
Diamonds and Jewelry Stolen
During House Owners
Absence.

Burglars who entered the reAi'
dence Of Mrs. Kate Garnet q few
days ago. during the absence Of the
occupants secured several dis'
monde and much other veiun bic
plunder. according 10 a report just
made 10 the police department The
house IL situated On Haxenna
HelxhtH. outside the CITY nmita
Mrs Garnet says that Il vas en-.
tered hv msana Of key which had
been hidden under rock in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
STAMPEDE
JOHNSON
Minnesota Democrats Rem lm-
mate Present Governor at
Head of Ticket.

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug 20 Gov.
John A. Johnson today decided 60
accept the nomination for re'elec'
ton unanimously rendered him by
the state convention last evening
This decision reverses his state
meuts that he could not accept the
nomination, and II Is understood
that he has decided 20 cast aside
an personal intere1s lie vi Is.
sue statement laSr The cohyen.
ton Yesterday stampedod for john
son when his name was mentioned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
DEBs WILL BE In
SEATTLE SEPT. Is

CHICAGO. Aug 20.--The western
itinerary Of the sociaiist special
train. known as the Red Special.
on which Eugene v Debs. the proai
DENTAL candidate. and other leaders
will make a speaking tour. was an.
nounced today ~ follows
Kansas City. Sept 2. Denver.
Sept 4: Leadville. Colo. Sept s
Los Angeles. Cal. Sept 10. saera.
mento. Cal. Sept. ". Portland.
Ore. sept 10: Seattle. Sept rs. and
Spokane. Sept Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
TEDDY SAILS
MARCH 7
Leaves on His African Trip
Three Days After Successor
Is Installed.

NEW YORK. Aug. 20--lt IL re-
ported here today that President
Roosevelt has engaged passage on
March Z. 1909. for Europe. II this
is true. he will remain In the
country less than three days after
his successor n inaugufated. aud
Will lose no time In starting for the
hunting trip In Africa that he has
pianned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
Relations Between japan and
Russia Are Greatly
Strained.

II reports brought BY the shlnAno
Maru. which arrived ibis afternoon
from Japan have aay foundation
Japan and Russia are about TO be-
lnyolvsd ia a serious quarrel. which.
Il IL NAid may result IN another war
betSefn them.
The Impending troubie waE caused
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

PENDbETON. Ore. AUG. 20 One
Of the biggest fires that ever at
tackled this city originated in a barn
in the rear Of the Golden Rule hotel
early today and before Il had been
put under control had DESTROYED the
bostelry. the First Christian church.
the plant OF the Wilcox Implement
company and several smaller struc-
lures. eniaiiing a loss estimated be.
tween $4,000 and 100000 The
flames ragged fiercely for three
hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
NOT ON YOUR
LIFE, SAYS
TAFT

HOT SPRINGS. Va. Aug 20
Vim. : Edwards o. Charleston. W.
Va. came here today 20 Invite Tafs
to make a trip 20 mountain re-
sort 30 miles from here and meet
number OF prominent West Viz.
ginians aud get acquainted
Taft At once scented trouble. fear
ing. n he went. n would be said
that he favored one Of the warning
factions Of the republican party IN
West Virginia. Consequently he
declined the Invitation. with thanks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

YOSEMITE. Cal. Aug - "A
telephone message from Major Ben
aon this morning states that the
forest fires that have been burning
for several days IN the Hetch.
Hetchy valley country are more
fierce today Additional cavalry
has been sent 70 aid the troops al
ready assisting the rangers Ia light
lng the fire. which may prove the
most disastrous ever known IN the
national park Thousands OF acres
have already burned, and IN many
places the trail Of Lake Eleanor has
been cut off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
Drowning Direct Cause, But
Police Still Suspect
Foul Play.

The mystery surrounding the
death OF Patrick Dooley. whose body
vas fo'tnd Wins IN the water near
the Oriental wharf early yesterday
morning with hts head showing
marks Of blows. has not yet been
unrayeiled Whether nooley was
killed accidentally or robbed and
murdered may never be known
The dead man WAS an empl0ye of
the clty water department. and al,
though he drew sab AZ the office ~
The clty treasurer Monday morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

BEi.IlNGHAM. Aug 20. While
The whole country between samas
and Glacier has been ablaxe for
several days. II IL stated by Deputy
Fire Warden lee that no serious
danger threatens After a day Of
hardest IRE fighting the water car
81 the liellingham Hay a hriiiah
Columbia railroad returned last
night and the crew reported the
towns Of Glacier and Kendall are
safe from the flames. unless an adj.
verse wind should suddenly arise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
Purchase of Seat in the Senate and
Railroads Interest Therein Fully
notwithstanding Arraign-
ment of Their Tool.
AnkenY SHOULD BE BEATEN.

Anksay should He the theory that
man price he been guilty Of padding the payroll
o. the United Of petty which,
derns Anknys plump fortune He Is said to be
the White House because Of deliberate
president the matter Of
certain federal appointment He political harlequin used
Tor money milking purposes coers Of lobbyists whose
success the result standards public honor,
who have Of the state Of Washington By
~anton and open plumber"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
Breaks Down in Jail at Spring
held---Grand Jury Is Hard
at Work on Indictments.
fsy unl,.s prsss.)

tbY United PFtsaI
SPRINGFIELD. ~, Aug 10
Ace Rayrner. the Russian Jew. who
is alleged to have been one Of the
leaders N the bleodlest work Of the
race rioters here. 10 said 20 have
confessed 20 practically every
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
EOLLLER,S NERCILESSLY ASSAHS SENA TOR
\ ANkENY AS A DISGRACE TO THE COUNTRY
The TELLING BRYAN" AFFAIR

Special photographs meetna at Lincoln Cen
trs picture shows reading his
mar Mack holding an umbrella over him Candidate
right In left
man Clayton giving the notification talk TO the democratic
the rluhthand
adoHno picture 10 comforting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
TILES CHARGES AGAINST
BOTH PHONE COMPANIES
:, gouillon Sets Fort h
Reasons for Revolving
Franchise

...s.senaent Of Public UTILITIES
'.,...a iris mornlng filed With the
\. sssrk specific ehafges against
ssrsss Telephone 4 telegraph
nssss and the Independent rele-
- sompany. following zap hts az.
..sssn ana recommendation foe
ssxneatlou 81 she franchises OF
- eorpofaiions made 70 the
ssmaell several weeks ae0.
e..sisnn allexes that the Sunset
..s@ex has shown It's disregard
!. s.slnances Of the eia by chars
y n sxeess II s. q month rental.
= 20 MAXIMUM rate A =
<'.s,Is i 90 ARE said to have been
49, 4 rate ~ s. fog telephone
,,s.el aariug June
Service Is Refused.
s.,sslsssndeni noaillon also
.slrsssns thst Shen the Sunset
.s~'nsss refused 10 serve the Chi.
- Iask ccmp2ns. located at 18th
\ II anA NJ Howe - 4 commit
~ arnsAer Va thNf Is sufficient
,sa*e ler tie rssocatlon Of their
ffaneh.se
~ snsne company is also al.
Assa 3 have maintained its regu.
!, eherres for service even though
a line has not 6esn IN condition
ssAeg service
1 same offsnsss Charged.
~ Independent Telephone com
H. : charged wilh practically the
~ afIenses As the Sunset The
srssny Is accused % demanding
NJ .ecsssirg from Martin Korstad
1 walal II s. fer a business tele-
a. xhlch Is IN excess Of the
.sslnan rates established hy ordi.
fsrfH
q We Is the Independent com.
NJ rflssd 10 renew its contract
n elsphane service with Ray
yang 1t lhs James ~. power
kae. The Is In violation 81 the
.aase IL ~ franchise requiring
b. tpmpany to install telephones
|ess ssenssf Within three miles Of
>uessf Square.
Set Phones Maintained.
s,ss c0uspa MES are charged with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
|lDE RED TO
SEATTLE

~ RNsfF1 FFe&a
. Et&Hi<EION. Aug 20-Pay
1gexiar 3 L. Ryan. now on daty
Net psymazter of the Pacific
y % h&tl The armored cruiser
~ ylfEiAla. has been 0rdeFed 10
~ skaffs Ut tks navy pay office
\ Battle. sueceedinE Pay lnspec
~ # Orr. ~ho has been a.
N'sf % settle his accounts and
w<st % hls home 20 await or.
- The transfer ~ the office
. = made on September 90
csfslns Dies from Wound.
ftrVaA. Aus. 20 IL ID Cork
q cincinnail. Who shot himself
% Assd yesterday morning. has
- IRON bis wound, A brother Il
a7a'fx Tor The remains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

Before he was elected 90 the Hen-
ate. Ankeny had held only two po-
HfIcai officers In the early DAYS he
waas mayor Of Lewiston. and later
he was an alderman of Walla Walla.
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