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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-07-30
Injured by Lightning.

Colorado Springs.-The Rev. James
Mailley, pastor of the First Christian
church of this city. was struck by
lightning and seriously injured while
walking with his son and three girls.
tourists from Auburn, Nebraska. on
Cameron's Cone, near Manitou Tues
day morning.
Mailley's clothes and high boots
were stripped from his body, and his
gold chain and the gold on his eye
glasses were melted. His son, L..
Ward Mailley. carried his 210-pound
father down a tortuous path to a Pixies
Peak cog road train four miles dis
tant. and the injured man was carried
TO Manitou.
The three girls, who were tempo.
rarily paralyZed. are none the worse
for their experience. Mailley came
here last March from Greenburg, 1ndi-
ana.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-07-30
President. Yacht Sink. Schooner.

Newport. II. President Roosevelt's
converted cruiser Mayflower. with the
President on board. Tuesday night
sunk schooner in the sound between
New London and New Haven. The
Mayflower lost her bowsprit and one
anchor in the collision. The crew OF
the sinking schooner was picked up by
the Mayflower and loss of life in the
accident was thus avoided. The coils
ion occurred in n dense fog. The
schooner that was sunk was the Men.
ava. and was loaded with lumber She
carried crew consisting OF a captain
and five men.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-07-30
STANDARD OIL
WINS on APPEAL
JUDGE Lands TWENTY NINE
MILLION DOLLAR FINE
REVERSED.
NEW TRIAL GRANTED
DECISION CONQUERED IN BY THE
THREE JUDGES OF COURT
OF APPEALS.

Chicago.-The famous decision OF
Judge Landis, by which the Standard
Oil Company was fined $29,0O0, 900, was
reversed in a decision handed down
by the United States Court of Appeals
Wednesday morning. The case was
femanded for new trial. The judgment
came as a complete surprise. The
night before, speculation as to the out
come OF the suit was to the effect that
the decision would almost certainly up
hold the fine imposed by Judge Landis.
The Court OF Appeals differs with
the trial court on three points, holding
that Judge Lands excluded evidence
for the Standard Oil Company of In
diana which should have been ad-
mitted to show proper intent in the
rate the company paid on oil; that he
erred in considering each car lot a
separate offense: and that in impos-
ing the maximum fine for the first of
tense he abused the discretion vested
in his court. II is strange doctrine.
says the opinion, whereunder a million
dollar corporation such as the defend
dant the Standard Oil Company of In
diana, may be fined twenty-nine times
the amount of its capital stock. in or
der to punish a defendant not even
under indictment. BY this latter is
meant the parent company, the Stan
dard OIL Company OF New Jersey.
The decision was reached by Judges
Peter S. Grosscup, Francis +. Baker
and William II. Seaman. and was
unanimous.
The case will now go to the Supreme
Court OF the United States.
The decision handed down Wednes-
day by the United States Court Of Ap-
peals was on the appeal OF the Stan.
dard OIL Company OF Indiana from the
verdict rendered April Is. 1907. by
which the company was found guilty
of accepting rebates and was later
fined by Judge Lands OF the United
States District Court S29.240.000. the
maximum under the counts of the In
dictment.
The specific charge against the com.
pany was that 1t had accepted rebates
on shipments OF oil in carload lots
from Whiting. Indiana. to East st.
Louis. Illinois. over the Chicago & Al
ton road. Evidence was adduced at
the trial showing that the company re-
ceived rates onethird as large as other
shippers were obliged to pay. II was
contended by the counsel for the oil
company that the rate was not secret
but the jury found otherwise.
During the trial counsel for the oil
company refused to give Information
called for by Judge Landis after he had
taken the case under advisement. The
court thereupon issued subpoenas for
the officials Of the Standard OIL Com.
pany OF New Jersey among them John
d. Rockefeller. These officials ap-
peared In court on July s. 1907. and
were personally examined by Judge
Landis.
Judge Groscup wrote the opinion.
The concluding sentence OF the opin-
Ion reads:
THE judgment OF the District Court
is reversed and the case remanded with
instructions to grant a new trial and
proceed further in accordance with this
opinion"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-07-30
Y. M. c. A. Rapid Runners.

New York.-Statistics compiled at
the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion in this city by those in charge of
the recent New York Chicago relay
race, show that during the race 1.131
boys ran 1902 miles, involving 1850
relays. Some of the boys ran twice.
The actual running time was ia hours
46 minutes, an average of 9.5 miles
per hour. The average time per mile
was minutes 10 seconds. The mes
sage from Mayor Mcclellan to Mayor
Busse reached Chicago II hours and
81 minutes ahead Of scredule time.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-07-30
AN HONEST DOCTOR,
ADVISED PE-RU-NA. y

KHR. SYLVESTER E. SMITH, Room
4v1 2ls, Granite Block, st. Louis, NO.,
writes: "Peruna is the best friend .
sick man can have.
IA few months ago I came here In .
Wretched condition. Exposure and
dampness had ruined my once robust
health. I had catarrhal affections OF
the bronchial tubes, and for . time there
was doubt as to my recovery.
"My good honest old doctor advised
me to take Peruna, which did and in
. short time my health began to Inn
prove very rapidly, tho bronchial
trouble gradually disappeared. and in
three months my health was fully re-
stored.
"Accept . grateful mans thanks for
his restoration to perfect health"
Pc-ru-ns for Ms Patients.
A. W. Perrin, NJ. D. g., $50 Halsey
st., Brooklyn, N. Y, says:
"I am using your Peruna myself, and
am recommending 1t to my patients in
all cases OF catsrrh, and find It to b
more than you represent. Peruna can
he had now Of all druggists in this sec
ton. At the time began using IL. it
was unknown"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-07-30
Fleet Leaxes Hawaii.

Honolulu.-The Atlantic battleship
fleet bade adieu Wednesday to the
hospitable shores of Hawaii and at 2: 30
p. m. the flagship Connecticut left her
wharf and steamed outside the har-
Dor entrance. where the fleet as
sembled preparatory TO weighing
anchor at 6 o'clock and sailing away to
Auckland, New Zealand. the next point
on its world itinerary. where it is due
to arrive August s.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-07-30

Robert Davis. a resident of North
Park. arrived in Boulder Saturday,
having made 110-mile tramp across
the mountains in little over three
days. Mr.. Davis is eighty-four years
old but suffered no Ill effects from the
trip and was on the streets as spright-
ly as ever.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-07-30
ThInos That Trip.

Things Vhat Trip.
It's . fact" said the man who was
given to moralizing. that one cannot
be too careful about trifes. Some
times when a mans going along plan
ming some big things some little thing
that he's overlooked trips him up.
YES" the plain man agreed. ano
there should be = law against throw
ing banana skins on the pavement"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1908-07-30
HAZv.

Pubiixher-The third chapter in this
manuscript 10 10 blurred l can't makea
Il out.
Authorizes: that 10 whore ! used
London atmosphere. That II the fog.
you know.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21
OFFERS NEW FOOD
FOR HUNGRY
BABIES

A Seattle mother believes she
has discovered a substitute for
mothera milk that will save the
liven Of hundreds Of babies who
act 40 nomrishmeut out ~ the or.
dinafy preparations This mother
is hFa 4. Albrfty. $500 10th av
~ r.. and In order 10 aid other
women who are having trouble in
tlndlng a food that vii give their
little ones nouFishment. she IL
wllllng 10 furnish enough Of her
preparation 10 last several weeks
10 prove is sfficleucy.
Mrs. AibrrtF lost ono baby
through Inability Ga find a natlsfac.
tory food. and another had come
30 near death from the same cause
that u had been given up By the
physician She sKprrimanted her.
self. discovered the miik substitute
aud had 40 further truuhia with
the babf She has faiaed several
others on d since. and has saved
the lives 81 friends children who
were near death through lack 81
nourishmsnf
= believe this preparation VII
agree nth any child. Gays Mrs
Alberly. aud am mother Who vii
give me her name. address and
phone number ! shall be- clad "a
assist"
Nra. Aiberty can b. reached hy
phoninE Ind Green $40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21
ON THE FRONT

steamer Watson arrived from
several hours late on account OF
rough weather
steamer A q. Lindsay left for
aoutheantern Alaska early TINS
morning
uritsh steamer Kuerie % the
Weir line arrived from Tacoma yes
tcrday go finish her carsa at pier
Steamer santa clara arrived last
nipht from scidpvia and way ports
Tho steamer nottha will arrive IN
port tomorrow night with ioa pas
sengsra aboard from Alaska points
according 90 reports oNos the United
Wireless
The steamer city ot seattle ar
rived this afternoon with 500 pas
hpnHrra aboard and - fun cargo,
Tire Governor reports her arrival
in san Francisco. through the Mef-
chants exchange
Tine NinEchow completed her ear
Hu here. ana shifted 90 Tacoma. 20
lead lumber this morning.
schoonera uuffalo and Field
cleared San Francisco for Seattle
this morning
Tho Ariel arrived thts morning IN
Tacoma from Port Tow naend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21
WADE is BOUND
OVER FOR TRIAL

Otis a. Wade, clerk In the office
Of the United States auartermasier,
who ia accused Of converting 20 his
own use vouchers and records OF
the office. was bound over to APP
pear for trial In the United States
district court yesterday afternoon
BY United States Commissioner
Augustus Armstrong.
Wade's defense was that he did
not purloin office records but sim
ply held an abstract Of proposals
for bids which Capt Frederick
Grant. formerly quaTteFmaster, had
ordered destroyed The defense
claimed that In the office OF the
local Quartermaster are the true
records Of the case and demanded
that these papers be produced
Commissioner Armstrong sustain
ed the objection ~ United States
District Attorney Elmer r. Todd 10
the introduction Of such testimony
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21
HANDS OUT
"DON'TS"
Japanese Are Told How
to Show Politeness to
the Marines.

ny 0NtAeU FftAae
YOKOHAMA. Oct n The visit
OF Admiral Sperrys warNhlps to the
ports Of Nippon has caused an ap.
prehensive oycrhaniing Of the
codes Of etiquette The governor
az kRnaHawa has compiled a code
Of etiquette that sarpasses any
don't book OF the Oecidcnt
Due recognition must be given
the fact that Il Is the custom with
foreigners 20 walk hand In hand.
IL a prccept 20 the children upon
observing any inclination 90 spooni
ness on the part Of The Japanese
visitors
~fmpedlments shall not be given
TO the foreigners AZ play or on bi.
cycles BY arrAyinE many children
in the street
The finger shall not b. pointed
AZ the Iurelgners. II a striking adt
monition.
These who are learning foreign
languages shall net try unnecessary
talk With foreigners for the mere
purpose 81 practieiug their tongue
For the protection 81 women, the
governor writes The axe Of a
foreigner shall not BE- asked unless
some special necessity demands ~
IL shall Be understood that whom
= foreigner looks AZ bis watch he
suggests that be has soma urgent
engagement
The Japanese Weekly Gazette. Ia
which the governor gives bis advice
to the unmAnnerrd contains nearly
a column % polite hints that In.
clnda certain obHervauees ~ clean.
lineas deemed 90 BE- particularly
pleasing TO the foreigner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21

the people whose earnings they
have taken for thaiy own, the pre-.
dalqS, corpoT0ticns threaten a
parr II tho people elect me- said
Bryan TAFT was IN the presidon.
tial cabinet when the panic OF last
year started II he and the atrcnu.
oua president could not prevent the
paale. how little chance there r. for
him alone to do 80.
n am making q flght 20 restore
business competition. not 20 dcztEcy
business.
llryan called attention to the fact
that Ingalls, ~ the aon-in law OF
Chas. 7. TAFT bryan will so TO
New York after giving one day In.
stead Of the rest al the week 10
West Virginia lie will not visit
Maryland or New Jersey
The Democratic candidate de-
clared today that Ohio had been
won for the Democrats. lie IL
scheduled 90 snake Is speeches in
this state today scsoSe leaving for
West Virginia. AZ louisville, Ky.
last niEhs bryan was eixea the
heartiett welcome during the cam.
palgn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21
A.-y.-P. PAVING
CONTRACT LET

The department Of works Of the
AsI.-P. this morning awarded 10
the Barber Asphalt Paving Co. the
contract for paving the walks st
the exposition grounds Between
II and ~ miles Of paving are 10 be
put down. Work IA to be com.
menced at once. the first paving to
be done on Pacific avenue. enclrc.
Ing the grounds. Tho walks
around the Cascades will then be
taken care Of This IL the earliest
paving contract ever let for an ex.
position. A driveway for heavy
teams will be left unpayed until two
weeks before the exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21
SIR TH0S. SHAUGHNESSY
WILL VISIT SEATTLE

Yukon. Pacific grounds The ride
will terminate az the Rainier club.
where luncheon will be served and
where Sir Thomas will meet the
representative citizens Of Seattle.
Tomorrow night the Board OF
Trade Of Victoria will tender him
banquet NJ that place. While his
trip has been explained as a general
visit. Il IL significant when coupled
with recent rumora of the G. y. H..
seeking an entry into Seattle.
President Shaughnessy and bis
party will leave for Spokane Sat
urday afternoon on the N Y. $3.50
train, the local offices Of that road
having received notice that two pri'
yate cars and baggage car are TO
be- attached
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21
WOMEN ARE VICTIMS
OF CLEVER SWlNDLE

upon whose crcdullty the swindler
worked. he told them OF a couvcn.
tsun. giving various names and
stating that the limited aecommo.
dation OF the hotels viii make II
necessary 10 list rooms Tor the dele.
Raica among the residences
We accommodated 1900 Wis.
itors during fleet week and since
that time several impoatera have
worked upon the ercdulity % some
women. charging them for listing
rooms. said Secretary G. D. Yam
dell. OF the chamber. this morning
When this chamber lists room
IL never makes a charge. but Ia.
on the contrary. Kiad TO secure it,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21
SEATTLE SPIRIT
NEEDS To Be
REUSED

~Ths Seattle spirit needs a. bs
revived" was the comment ~ VIII
" Parry. chairman ~ the finance
committee % the A-N y a.. 20.
day "The bond issue for 1850 eep
was subscribed for hy eit persona
and 40 my knowledge there are aae
persons ia Seattle who could have
subscribed 81 900 apicce without cf-
fort"
g. a. cobb this morning sub.
seribad for g. 500 worth ~ tbs
bonds Joseph Weckert took $500
worth y 20 Shrewsbury sub
seffhwd FOR two 800 houde Tor his
daughters. roddic and Myrsl The
banks viii take approximately $50.
600 ~ the hnndm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21
A. g. LINDSAY uNINJuREp.

Divers have been al work on
a survey 81 tho frciRhter A. a
Lindsay 10 discover possible Injuries
she may have received In her col.
lision with the dock az Cordova re-
Gently, report that there are no In
iurieH Of any sort below the water
lire The Lindsay IL heing loaded al
pier Z and Will sail tomorrow after.
noon FOR Seward and way ports
Captain W. W. Barrett who com
mhnded her on her last trip has
resigned and Captain A. l. oloson
for u number OK years pilot master
81 the Bertha, will have charge OF
her on this voyage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21
Sc CRUS a DE
AGAINST SPITTERS

plain clothes ride on the street cars
and arrest anyone found splitting In
the cars Every patrolinnn will be
instructed 20 s8o that ths law h en-
forced IN his territory and The ar
rests sill continue until all com
paints cease.
Health Commissioner Crlchton to-
day received petition signed by rs
people living IN the University dis
tfict. complaining about the con-
8tnuf violations ~ the law by peo-
pie riding on the University street
cars
Every street car line operating in
the city Will be watched closely by
the plain clothes men and their in
Htrucflons WIN be 10 arrest al vio-
iatera. regardless 81 whom they may
be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21

OFFICERS
GREET.
TOGO
Grand Reception Given
IN ths Imperial
Gardens
nv ~ Lac eLorwoRTHY.
tstaH Correspondent United Press
on Beard u. g 8. aoorqla.l

on scare ", y. y, acoruia.l
TOXIC. Oct ai.-~Auy doubt OF
the genuineneaa o. the Fluctuations
exchanged by America and japan
that may have fingered iaat nlght
are utterly dispelied today
u Is believed universally that the
result Of the meeting Of Admiral
Sperry and The mlkado yesterday
AZ the palace means the comentlnr
Of sears ~ friendship. All fear Of
an antl'Aslatic movement on the
part Of England and America. en-.
geudorad through the radical
speeches az Melbourne and sydney
BY Australian officials has subsld
ed among the Japanese. who nov
are convinced that the friendship
OF the united States aud japan h
too strong 70 be IN any danger Of
helng broken
The officers today greeted Al
miral Togo. the hero OF the Rus
sian war. az the grand reception
Ia the Shsnliku Imperial garden.
Two thousand persons were pres.
ent and the scene was ore of the
most brilliant ever Witnessed in
Japan. u vas the first time the
beautiful gardens had been thrown
open since the return OF the vlctori.
Gus soldiers and sailors FROM the
var With Russia
The occasion was auspicloua. and
was greatly enjoyed After the ~.
eeption the officers we're guests 81
various dinners amonE the hosts
heins Premier komura. baron 60
Rauchi Baron MItsui and Baron
imaHAkt
The day ended wlth a ball. which
vas the greatest social event %
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21

A complaint was filed in a suit
for divorce by Mary Mulholland
against John Mulholland in the su.
perior court this morning The
complaint charges cruel treatment.
and asks for s25. 900 Of the com.
munity property which Is valued AZ
$4,000, and for alimony OF 500 a
month. The property In described
az consisting of four flats and cot.
tage In the Union addition OF Sc
attic. and farm lands in King
county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21
Plain-Clothes Men VIII
Arrest Violaters Of
the Law.

Beginning on Nov. everyone
found violating the anti-vxp.eioFat-
inm ordinance viii be- arrested and
prosecuted This Was announced
To-Day after chief Medical officer
Hourua had conferred With Mayor
Miller regarding tho necessity ~ in
etitufinK "A crusade against pfumln.
ruens Epltiera who Indulge their
fitby habit ln public places
II ia planned 10 have officers In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21
SLAShES THROAT
OF GIRL-WIFE

SALEM, ore Oct zi.-~in a ga ~
anger A4laH Timmnnas piastsfsr
iaAt nizht gut she throat ~ hia
pretty is-reaF-0ld wife aud at
trmpted suicide EaFlv to-day the
huds % the goWna woman Vas found
in tne rnofn - boarding house
where the couple lived. and the an b
iYinK nearby Timmuna was buF-
find % q hospital where the attend
Ing physicians said he would recover
The eauple bad been iiVlnH in the
boarding house five weeks comm e
here from Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21
N. B. SOLNER UNDERGOES
SERIOUS OPERATION

\. y. solner cashier OF the Union
Savings bank, was this morning
successfully operated upon at the
Minor hospital by Or. Ringer for
appendicitis Mr. Solner was taken
sick yesterday morning. and. grow.
Ing worse, was removed from his
rooms, at the Washington Annex,
20 the hospital last night. DR..
Ringer this afternoon reports Mr..
soiner as resting easy. and II op.
timistic Of his ultimate recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21
Give Money for Listing
Names for Possible
Roomers.

MANY women have been nwindird
dntinE The past few days BY a
elcger impoatcr. who. under the
Ehtee 81 a representative Of the
ehamber ~ Commences. has opef.
atpt ia the Lake Union aud ad Join
Tax districts. soliciting rooms for a
eening convention and charging for
lisfinE each room
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21

M b<<f 10 use . wooden tab fof
~zshi.x ri glass. but Il one = not At
taet. p@f the metal dish sink with
sarA GAS haen towels OF any soft
e<,n x co,fon Wash the glass ir
xaa mds. made BY disxolvsnz a tea.
pccrtal o: Gold Dust washing pow.
nha pan Il warm water. use .
xtt bruzh % clean the surface. rinse
q xsa<r q the sane Temperature.
kezr - x'<ss las aeea carefully dfisa o<
xasas Asxn. so aszmxfs bar hrath 70 poiiak
- ri sast11s. - slsan The iasAie 81 sasrt
sstd<s hz<<r Tsrr nm Ei2ss iia~n ie~-'
~ sHs . al paris et shs bottle wssa q
~ AuAtaf 81 ssa - pusehsa<1 Il sz1
ix~s soznfrx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21
Goes To AFRICA
To MARRY

LOS ANGELES. Oct. a.. start
ins on a journey ~ $4,000 miles.
Rnd prepared to bravo the EN-
harfasAmcnts and perplexitlea of
foreign travel unattended FOR thr
man she loves. Miss nlauehs boa
nell to-day departed from l.as
Angeles for the raat. from whence
she viii proceed 70 Africa 90 b.
come the bride % G. r Knecht. .
famous mining engineer
After spending a frw weeks with
friends on the Atlantic sea hoar1
Miss nonneli viii sail Tor london
where she viii remain . fortnight
Then sailing % Cape Town. south
Africa she sill pfocrsd 20 Iu.
hauneshurg. whsrc she will nest
knecht. the sweetheart % her f.os
Angeles school days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21
Special Meeting of the
City Council on
Finances.

Two proposals. covering the 1909
Tax levy viii be submitted by the
memberH Of the finance committee
at special meeting OF Tire city
council, called 70 convene tonight
&C 8 O'clock.
The majority report which
hehfs the approval OF Counciimen
sawyer Goddard, Jackson. Arm.
strong and lluw will advise "A levy
OF q mills IN the old limits
touncilmen Way and Hhinden
VIII submit a minority repor, call
ing for "A levy Of 1850 mills In the
slime territory
The majority report calls FOR a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21

los ANGELES. oct ~ =- Local
Elka are On receipt today ~ a com.
munirntlnu from Grand Exalted Nui-
er Holland. who announced that af-
ter making n trip down the coast
he would arrive here November 90.
Holland accompanied b. the grand
secretary and two members u the
board ~ trustees viii leave Colorado
aprtunH early in November and after
Il trim % Seattle Portland and San
Franrihro will come here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21

The defense also demanded that the
prosecution reveal certain penctled
memoranda which were taken from
Wade when he WAS arrested at tho
home OF Erick Johnson. general
manager Of the Seattle Machine
Works but Attorney Todd refused
10 do so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21
Te Re.Ire rreferrea Soc.

NEW YORK, oct. ~ wall street
IL Interested today IN the official
announcement that the Southern
Pacific company Is shortly to re-
tire its preferred stock which
amounts to about s2s500. geo. The
officials Of the Hartman line have
not yet decided what method will
be used IN the transaction except
that Il viii not be by the Issuance
Of common stock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21
FpisnEGARD PRIMARY LAW.


prrfI.fN3HAM. oct. II - utterly
dlsrwEardinR the provisions % the
liaiun win This year ignore the pri-
mary election aud viii nominate
caudfdates for municipal offices by
fha old convention system, Ihei
this can be done and done legally
ia the contention o. her city attorney
Sllna of pnrty names being neoea-
Snryf 10 accomplish the desired end.