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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
A JAR FOR SHELDON
JOURNALIST WRITES OF HIS
 VIEWS ON REPUB PARTY.
Treasurer sheldon Asked Him for Fifty Dollars for Campaign and Re- ceived z Sour Lemon
 Instead.

Washington, Oct. 16-(Special.)-F. A. richardson. for thirty-six years chief of the Washington Bureau of The Baltimore Sun. but who retired from active work several years ago, receiv- ed one of Republican Treasurer shel- don's ardent appeals for nifty dollar subscriptions to the Taft campaign fund.
 It had a supplementary clause not in the appeal sent to Republicans. which read as follows:
 you are on the list as being oppos- ed to the election of the Democratic ticket. and as predicting the election of Judge Taft. Some of your business friends report their belief that you will be only too glad. to subscribe"
 A letter which Treasurer Sheldon will get tomorrow from the dis tinguished journalist Is calculated 10 jar his feelings. for Mir. Richardson wrote him as follows
 sir It is true that I am not now and never have been an admirer of the political and economic views of MT. Bryan It is also true I have expressed beliefs in the probable election of MT. Taft, but this does not in the least lessen my abhorrence and detestation of the black Republican Party. I will cheerfully contribute fifty dollars to send 1t to perdition."
 Senator Johnston, according to a let- ter received here today from him, has been making speeches all the week in New Jersey. His audiences have been large. he writes, and he never saw greater enthusiasm than that shown tn the State for the Democratic ticket. Ar Newark, the Alabama Senator address, ed in one hall 5000 people He speaks in New Jersey agaiN tonight and to- morrow night. His talks with New Jersey Democratic leaders cause him to believe the State will be carried by | Bryan.
 Senator Johnston will pass through Washington Sunday en route home. Alfred J. Stofer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
PANAMA CANAL CHARGES.
Complaint of Brotherhood in Wash.
 fnGG0n.


 inGGOn.
 Washington. Oct. 1s.--A hearing on the charges made against Lieutenant Colonel George E. Goethals, by Will Ham r. Brothers. President of the Balanced Crane Cable Company of New York. alleging unfairness in the award of the contract for the Panama Canal. was held today by Inspector General Darlington. of the army. who last week conducted a similar investi- eation in New York.
 G. B. Strickler. an engineer of the Isthmian Canal Commission. who in- vestigated the complainant's plant. tes- tined he had written letter to F. l.. Averil, Washington. representative of Robert W. Hunt and Co, suggesting that Brothers had device that he believed could be made satisfactory If the Hunt Company should undertake to perfect it.
 Mir. StrickIer denied any purpose Of favoring the Hunt. Company and said he indignantly declined to consider commission of 10 per cent, which Mfr. Brothers suggested.
 Alonzo M Lawson, who, went to Panama for Brothers. said the general opinion among the commission was that the crane was not satisfactory.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
Death List Growing.

Alpena, Mich, Oct. 16.-EverY re- port received tonight from the fire- swept country to the north of this city increases the extent and gravity of the fire situation and the death list which started today with the cremating of fifteen persons in the Metz relief train. is steadily growing.
 Presque Isle and Cheboygan coun- ties are all ahame and the seventy-nVe miles between this city and Cheyboy- gan is reported to be almost solid mass of flames. Alpena County is ablaze in every direction. Reports Of fatalities are coming in from many pIaces. From Metz township tonight the cremation is reported of Henry Kemps, his wife and two children In their farm house.
 Bolton, South Rogers and Metz are ahmong the destroyed villages. La Rocaue is threatened tonight. only the church Is left at the village of Cathro and 1t is crowded with refu- gees. ,,.... bard Lake to the Au Sable River. In AIcona County, Is burning. More than fIftv farms are reported tonight to have been swept by the flames today and their buildings destroyed.
 At Presque Isle, on Lake HuIoh' Keeper Harrity was compelled to nee from the Government fog sishai s'1
 Wire communication throughout the burned district has been very uncer- tain tonight and toaay.
 sixty passengers on southbound r,etrott and Mackinaw Railroad train which left cheyboygan last night for this city, spent night of horror at La Rouque. Flames surrounded tne me t~atn and huddied in their cars, the te-ri6ad passengers spent the night In momentary m expectation that the train u,o,,id he consumed It was saved. however. and the passengers came on to Alpena this afternoon.
 poserq City was threatened this af- ternoon. but it is now hoped the town can be saved.
 Roth Cadillac and Traverse City re- ports that the fires Tn the hoItneasteIn n n rsrt oS the state have started again ana are threatening those cities. The are is only a quarter of a mile away from traverse City on the southwest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
REPUBS LEVYING
 TAX ON POSTMASTERS

Atlanta. Ga, Oct. 16.-According to a story publish ed in a local paper, post masters are being levied on through out the State for the Republican cam paign fund.
 This paper alleges that the request for contributions Is signed by a for ner postmaster and now a campaign ofaciaI. The letter sent opens with a reference to a request recently made bv W. J. Masse. Treasurer of the national campaign fund in Georgia. for a contribution toward the State cam naiRn fund, and says no reply has been received.
 ana chance in Georgia today and need funds to meet legitimate expenses. Your assistance will be greatly appre- ciated and name placed on the hon. orary list, which I shall keep for fu- ture guidance"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
PATHETIC HAPPENINGS.
Scores of Men and Women Crowd
 MaIoney's OHicea,

Scores of Men and Women Crowd
 MaIOney's Ofdcea.
 New Orleans, Oct 16.-There were pathetic happenings to-day when scores of men and women crowded the offices of Robert J. Maloney, the real estate dealer arrested charged with forging two mortgage notes.
 Mir Maloney had business dealings with hundreds Of investors whose ac- counts are tied up pending the re- suits of an audit of Mir. Maloney's books. now in progress Elderly men and supporting women appeared at the offices in considerable num- bers, appealing for information from the auditors.
 The grand jury this evening hand ed down indictments against MT. Ma loney. charging forgery on three counts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
REJECTS PROPOSAL.
Bulgaria Does Not Desire To Pay Tu

Bulgaria Does Not Desire To Pay Tur-
 key Indemnity.
 Sofia, Oct. I6.--The members of the Bulgarian cabinet who yesterday &C., companied Czar Ferdinand to his Bier triza hunting lodge in the Rilo noun tains, returned here late this afternoon and announced the result of their de- Alterations under the presidency of Ferdinand.
 The cabinet has decided to reject the proposal emanatinE from London for tne payment of indemnity to Turkey as a condition of recoEnizine Rnl, gariafs administration to the bowers The only question the government is willing to negotiate is the purcha,ss rights of the orinetal Railroad Com pany SSAtA-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
RECEPTION FOR BRYAN.
National Democratic CIub Arr.a~, NaxZ .Kn,l- un..---

NauOndI Democratic Club ArrahwfnU
 New York Program.
 New York. Oct. I6.-A big reeen- tion for W. ]. Bryan when he comes 10 this city on October 26 is being ar ranged by the National Democratic Club.
 It is planned to hold the reception at the club house in Fifth avenue al 5:20 in the afternoon and then at 6;S0 have Mir. Bryan as guest of honor at dinner. at which about 100 persons will be invited. Later the dinner guests will act as escorts to the candidate In a ride down Fifth avenue to Madison Square where MT. Bryan is to deliver an address.
 Fifth avenue. from the club house to, Madison Square. will be lighted with flaming torches.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
Cnr Of Cotton Burns.

Eatonton, Ga, oct. 16.-A Central Railroad car containing forty bales of cotton, caught fire several miles south of Eatonton today. A long distance message summoned an engine and the car and cotton. presenting an unusual spectacle, was hauled to Eatonton for A fire company to extinguish the flames. 4 crowd was at the depot to witness the arrival of the burning car. Car and contents were almost 6 total loss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
REFERRED TO WRIGHT.
Appeal of Negro Soldier For Re-EH
 statement In Army.

statement in Army.
 Washington, Oct. 16.-President Roosevelt has had referred to the War Department the open letter re- gently written to him by First Ser Teant MinEo Sanders. of the 25th In- fantry. a battalion of which was discharged without honor two years ago by the. President for. alleged par ticipatlon in the Brownsville. Texas riot.
 Sanders seeks permission to re-en. ter the army. declaring he is inno- cent of the charge, against him. Sec retary Wright has not yet made final disnosition of the case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
rnIln In Aeroplane.

Chattanooga. Tenn, Oct. 1s.--rn an attempt at flight in an aeroplane to- day, c. NJ. Mallory. of this city, the inventor, fell fifty feet with his ma chine. but escaped with a few slight bruises. Mallery's aeroplane was partially wrecked. The inventor an Iiounced that he would rebuild his machine and try 1t again.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
DECLINES BIsHOPRIo.
Or Alexander Mann VIII Not Succeed
 Hate BfHhOD SatteFlee.

Washington. Oct. 16.-Givtng as a controlling reason that hts work in Boston. Mass, Is unfinished, Rev. pr Alexander Mann, rector of Trinity Episcopal Church of that city. has de- ciined inc position of bishop of Wash ington to succeed the late Right Rev. Henry Y. Satterlee.
 pr. Mann's declination was eommu- ntcated in letter received from him today. Another convention will be called to fill the vacancy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17

party can possibly be sincere in its attitude against the trusts with a Standard oil tool placed at the head of~its platform confmittee and then at the head of its treasury
 Charges Were Malicious.
 That by said statement and publi- cation the defendant meant and in- tended to insinuate and charge. and did insinuate and charge and was by the readers of said article understood to mean and charge. that this plaintiff. Charles N. Haskell. while governor of said state of Oklahoma. and while chairman of said platform commit. tee. was an agent and tool of the Standard oil Company. and that as the defendant insinuating, meaning and charging thereby and was by the read CTS of said article understood to mean and charge thereby. that said Charles N. Haskell. wickedly disregarding and ignoring his duties and obligations to the people at large. did corruptly col iect enormous funds from and dis honorably incur said improper pollti- cal obligations to said Standard oil Company.
 Plaintiff states that the publication above noted. in all its meanings and innuendoes. wilfully. wantonIy, wick edly and maIieiously made by defend- ant of and concerning the plaintiff, Charles N. Haskell. was and Is false. which facts were well and fully known by defendant at the time of the publication. thereof. and that the same was and Is designed to. and has the tendency to expose and does expose the plaintiff to public hatred. contempt and ridicule; to deprive him of the benefits of public confidence and social intercourse and to blacken, villi- fly and destroy his good name and reputation.
 That the false statements and pub licatfon above quoted were publish ed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
conductor Cet. a Fortune.

Meridian, Miss. oct I6.-D. M Street, a car conductor has received notice that he had been willed ESQ., GOO worth of improved land. held by his deceased half brother. J. S. Smith. of Lee county. Arkansas.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
WILL PRosEcUTE RIDERs.
Acting Governor LambremOBt of Lou
 iafaua ia Emphatic.

isiana is Emphatic.
 Baton Rouge. La, Oct. l6.--Actins Governor Lambremont announced this afternoon that he will vigorously pros- ecute night riding in Louisiana
 Beginning several weeks ago. warn" In9s were posted on several Louisiana cotton gins notifying them to close down until the price of cotton reached I5 cents per pound. Following these notices. warnings of all sorts. inereas- ing fin number. have been sent to both rInners and cotton planters.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17

On the upper peninsula come reports that the fires in Chippeway and Houghtton counties are dangerous and spreading rapidly.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-17
WEATHER FORECAST.

Washington Oct. 10.-FOr Alabama Fair Saturday and Sunday nght south east yFtndaS
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-27
THINKS YOUTHS
ARE CRIMINALS

With the arrest Of ". Adams.
aged Is. aud y ~ Young. aged IS.
to-day Detectives Prank q Clark
aud II. {. Adams believe that theY
have captured a Eang OF young
men Who know something u Rey.
bafEiariea committed ou Pine
Stewart SITS Ia the last few
Ia
Adams aud Youns are roonmsteN
u Prank Colson. the YOUNG man
caught b. PatrolmAH Risiay yes
t~rday tn Woodland park after he
had knocked down man who ae
eused him of stealing a watch.
Tho three YOUNG men roomed nj
the Monte CriAto. Fifth ax. and
Stewart 81 Detectives CLARK aud
ADAMS found the pair there this
morning According to the land
lord. Adams and Young sleep ALI
day and are always away from the
hotel until the early hours Of morn.
ms
Coiaon will be- aWeated hy the
police today In an effort % con.
meet Adams and YOUNG with various
crimes Of late The capture of
Adams and Young Il regarded aa
Important By the police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-27
SENSATION IS
SPRUNG IN
~ -
GOTHAM
Every Court Ati&se in
City b Accused Of
Accepting Money.

NEW YORK. April ~ a aauaa.
ton Involving the metropolitan
Street Railway company aud nearly
every eaurt attache Ia New Work
city vas sprung TO-DAY by Franklin
Fierce. prosecuting attorney Ia the
hearing against District Attorney
Jerome.
Pierce produced evidence. a
tfuukfui Of vouchers. which be de-.
riAred. will uhoS that In 1905 all
SQUIRT employees In New York city
were Ia che pay of The street car
corporation.
Michael } aheehan swore that be
received the tFunk from the real.
dence 81 George iiaEH. special de
tectite then employed By Jerome.
Pierce said that the vouchers
Nere paid b. the Metropolitan com.
pany taf expenses with court OF
herra after adjournment and Ca.
peuaeH aith jurors. etc.
The sums paid yafY from 90 cents
% more than ti00 All told there
are beae vouchers showing an ca
pnhditurs OF $500 600. which money.
Pierce said. val received b court
officials. jurors aud Witnesses IN
damage suits against the street car
company Tho action against
Jerome Il brought 10 have him ~.
moved from office The district
attorney Who acted az his uNn coun.
sell did not seem % be pefturbcd bY
The Introduction 81 thls astounding
evidence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-27
BEST GOLD
IN ALASKA

There Is no doubt about the
richness nf the gold strike ON
Nolan ereek. said the Rev z r.
Rose, hlshap 1T Alaska. who ar
rived In seattle saturday on the
Yuratan. 81 route - England.
where be il Euins a. attend the
Lambeth ounlesepee of Episcopal
bishops
The camp had produced $40 900
when I visited u and I think that
the aatpnt this summer wili reach
81 zoe e4o Il is the finest sold
found In Alaska. ! aaW tikee In
guild taken ont tn nne ran
For ten years the Neian Greek
district. which l. AZ the head ~
Koyukuk river. has been producing
gold in quantities sufficient a. crib
stake prssalesctnrs. but the real pay
vas not found until several 81 the
claim owners on the cFeak aNneed
20 give 8ea feet sarh from their
claims Go the first man who suHld
80 deep euauEh 10 strike pav A
Swedc % the uame - Olson took
up the Sofk and struck pay Rt 100
feet below the surface.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-27
| BITS O'NEWS

Entertainment.
Prof and Mrs NJ L. Daggy will
entertain Tuesday evening Of their
home foe the contestants IN the
university oratofieai contest.
Fruit and Flower Mission.
A special meeting of the Fruit
and Flower Mission has been called
for Tuesday morning NJ To- 80
o clock at the home OF Mrs Samuel
Leroy Crawford. tttt Marion
Street
Illinois Club.
Mrs NJ. y Rowe Of ile East
Denny way. will entertain the n.
linois Club Thursday evening.
Daughters Of the a. v.
There will he a meeting OF the
Rainier Chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution. at the resi-.
denco Of Mrs NJ J. Carter. 7fG
Bellevue ~. nj 1880 p. m. tomor.
row Miss Frye will read paper
on Child Slaves OF America
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-27
CAMPAICNM
in OREGON
Gov. Chamberlain and Cake
Begin Their Talks to
VOters--PrOgram.
10y uzi,ss prsss.l

PORTLAaD. ore. April n
Governor Chamberlain VIII gFafs Ike
campaign elr the EeHateFaAIp THes
day night IN = epseeh ~ 81 johns
Oregon Az tho aame tiuie Judge
Cake Will apaah AZ Mafnhfiald. Ote.
Eon. Chamberlain sill leave fsf
eastern Oregon immediately after
wards and stump the state Cake
VII fulioS him
unleaa the adheneuts OF John A
Johnson, ~ Minnesota. line up very
Suddenly the eniire a VOTES from
the three Democratic delegations Of
Idaho. Oregon and Washington will
so Ga Bryan at Denver b. default
Correspondents In all three
states declare that there Is a
strong undefeurrent ~ Johnson sen.
umcut In the ranks Of the bunrbons
but q IL golng % seed for the lack
of anything like a johnson 0rFaniza-
ton IN the northwest 10 take care
Of Il.
In idaho the Democrats are ap.
parently hopeleaslE split IN the
Mormon aud anti. Mormon fight but
both leaders are said 10 be pledged
90 Bryan.
Idaho Republicans are also haV.
ing their troubles La Toilette T.
strong ia Boise and Ada county aud
the wisconsin mans followers are
making uEiY charges against the
Iaft organization. asserting that
money IA being spent la order to
rivet the state delegation for the
war secretary.
ThiH has caused a merry war OF
charge and counter charge aud the
emhueEllo will probably BE- an ele.
ment Of gaiefg In the state conyen.
ton. Senator Hepburn Of Idaho Is
reported to be for Knox.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-27
SWINDLED WITH
Time CHECKS

{. = Rollins OF Georgetown does
not relish the idea OF paying bogus
time checks and has asked the
prosecuting attorneys office 10 do
things IA Tony Carsafo. Nellie Car
lone and John Doe
ROLLINS bad contract for clear.
inE some land which he sub-let 10
Tony 6arsaro. who promptly disaB
peared when he saw that the
project was not going 20 pay.
Nellie Carlune was foreman on
The lob. and. after Carsaro de
cAmped BEGAN issuing time checks
good. bad and indifferent. some Of
which Rollins claims have been
paid. while he does not know hoN
many remain outstanding
The John Doe Is supposed 10
represent those who presented the
bad time checks A charge Of con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-27
FRAZIER PLACED
ON TRIAL AGAIN

John Frazier waa put On trial for
the second time today IN the So.
uerlur court. charged wifh assault
ing August Niqutai January , With
numerous intent.
Ffaxier and Niauiat are both
carpenters. and werc "hschiuH Il
AZ the time In Eoath Seattle
II Ia said that Frazier tried 10
keen Siqniat ouf of the room where
they lived until he paid 80 that
he owed to hiz ruommats.
NiquiHf IL said 70 have gone Ia a
blacksmith shop and secured a
eros bar 10 make n final attempt
10 galn aamistance. but that he left
n outside the dnar and tried TO
make an amicable settlement With
Trader
Words are aaid 70 have followed
On which Frazier shot IT SIquis,
several times. hitting him twice
Attorney A. u Martin. Who II
defending Frazier will claim that
Frazier shot In self defense John
Whitman ts prosecuting the case
for the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-27
SAYS CITY is
CATS-PAW
o,
for Protesting
Property Owners
Makes Charge.

Charges rta& Tho etts OF asa,,is
wan bctyrs asked b uat,as unasr
sas.stry iRasfoyemeota sauaed . rips
lse In Tbs usual quiet condemnation
atlst r4eeeedinan baforo tadee
Nitchsil GAllan IN tie superior
court this moraina
fhs chafHe vas made bY Attof
neY b. Il Geis. representing proper.
- owners. who said that he would
prove hia Statements
y came whila the prospective
jurors we're belas examined a. Ia
their qualifications 10 act IN the
case.
~ u should Develop said AZ.
toFney uuie. that the city of seat
tie has heon made a eatspaN by
Same Improvement company but
be eoula SET ua further because
King ngksmsn. assistant corpora
ton counsel. vas ON his fest object,
ing 10 the question.
Tho ohiectlou was sustained By
iudse Gillian after the attorneys
had PASSED several femarks hack
ana forth betwesu themselves
think that l. what Niil develop
4 u<inE thia trial. said Attorney
Uuie, a. he sat down.
Tho property owners IN the I'm
proycmaut district were well rep.
resented in the court room tadRy
there heiug present beaideu Attnr.
ney Cute. Attorney + ., Revellc.
Attorney McNenY aud Honey a
ia0xeiAns. with prospects that sew.
efal more wiil appear when the
case gofa under say
The Improvement under eanaid
GRAFTON II the widening 81 3tAI hv
from Dearborn Ia Lucilla sta. = die
iaaee ct about nine blocks The
same av.nys Il "a be- r-Erndsd from
jackson r. Massachusetts sta.
5 bout tea blocks
Prospective jurors we're question.
st ~ 10 whether th9g we're &c.
Qualnied with Mr.. Jones Of IN.
hanter Baxter lspruveuaent @. or
with Mr. Pettlt 81 the Petit Real
Estate Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-27
HUNTING FOR
BODIES OF
VICTIMS
Efforts Are Being Made
10 Find Those Lost in
Disaster al Sea-
10y unltsd Press.

LONDON. April 81 axsmh hng
the victims NJ the Chad lAio. ale
aHtef continues. bsl u - reared that
none OF Ike bodies viii b. rerov
erred Al England h aiunins Inc
praises ~ 10. cfeNa Of the Glad
istos aso - INaui fsa The mannlgi,
cout condars dtnpioyea bY tham
Immediately aztec the crash. The
steamer ST Iaal. which crashed
into the cruinrr Saturday in q anaw
storm. Wiil n. easily repaired The
Victims 1T the collision were
alestea trfins 70 essaps IN tho
hs,afs
ms hliEaaFd that farcd over
EnElsnd Friday and SATURDAY
caused Ereatef aansase than was az
first estimated efnps. especially
the traits. are practically ruined
Cold weather. contluusa IN the
north Trafttr AID wire commnni.
oattans are rapidly assuming nor
nal esesdifkans
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-27

returned ON the Yucatan from the
Nofth Ne Niii testify before the
marine inspectors rekaFdluE the a..
ctd.nf
Yesterday waa a bumper one m
the fruat hremeFtuu soafs Wers
packsd andt Everett and Tacoma
craft carried tlil toads each TIP
The Yosemite made an excuraioa
fan frnm Everett 10 ilfemeFfon With
thu hnlii nf passengers Gu the
lake crowds esow d@a The parks aud
h1atiaE vas euleyed Victoria
boats carried large Itsla 81 Passes.
gers
Steamer President has arrived In
port from FFlsco. This e the gifst
trip she has made for several
montha. haying been tied ~ al the
southern port
capt. n = Huffman. of ths Arctic
whaier Ieanetts. Was passenger
soush on the YucAfau and IL ~
Providence hospital suffering fram
consumption
The Yucatsn arrived late saiuf.
day afternoon y &. Hawkins %
the CoFdoTa railroad uas among tie
passengers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-27
BREAKS HIS LEG
IN BALL GAME

While playing baseball At Pleas
ant Beach yesterday. A r. hates
broke his left les trying TO slide
hugle
Hates. sho lives AZ the Reach. IL
an ardent lover Of the game and
Fsatsfdaf be taak a place ia the
ueid 90 fill Ia The aruTr wan a
tie 10 the ninth Hates lined aut
hot one. which looked good for
fesF bANa Aflef swinging around
fbird Zoe the danh % the plate. the
ball came speeding ia.
Dates made long slide for the
uan, hst fell heavily. breaking his
irE briwuun the knee and ankle
He vas brought TO Seattle b. boat
this morning and taken 10 rfovi
sienco hospital