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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13

It was reported that his condition
was critical.
Five Others Hurt.
Among the most seriously In.
jured are Misses Carrie Hayes and
Edna Cullinaine. who received cuts
and bruises: Arthur Smith. the
driver OF the newspaper cart, who
Is badly cut about the head: and
Arthur Berger and Raymond Kay
Tor. who are suffering from severe
bruises. Berger and Kaylor we're
riding with Smith Ia the cart and
were dashed 10 the ground with
such force that they we're dazed.
They were unable 10 give n very
clear account Of the wreck
Hundreds OF people we're stand
ing near the scene OF the accident.
waiting for the parade. and they
were Knocked about 50 rudely that
many OF them were hurt. That sew
erai we're not killed outright seems
nothing short OF miraculous.
As soon as the car came TO
stop. itH driver. Byron o. Carr, was
arrested by Policeman Montgomery
and taken to the city jail. There
were four or five other people I'm
the machine, but no other arrests
we're made
Fourth Accident in Week.
This Is the fourth automobile ac-
cidcnt 20 occur In Seattle this week.
Despite the toll Of human life and
property that is being exacted by
reckless chauffearx. many OF them
show no disposition 10 regard the
rights OF people ON the streets.
Legislation 20 curb their mania and
guarantee protection TO pedestrians
Is urgent. Spring ST.. where the
accident occurred. is very steep,
and Witnesses say that Carr made
no effort TO check the speed of his
auto when he turned down the hill.
Carr claims that the machine was
beyond control. and that he was
poweriess 10 avert the wreck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
Bogus Earl Of Radcliffe, After
Spectacular Career, Placed
Behind Cell Bars.

SAN JOSE. Cal, Aug i3-~sflll
smiling and happy. Walter q Smith,
butterfly of fashion. pseudo mobile.
man Earl Of Radcliffe jail break.
or and forger, was taken 70 San
Quentin 10 serve a SIX years' sen.
tence for breaking Jail
Smith first appeared here IN
June. 1907. lie spent money IN.
orally, had fetinue Of servants
and was much sought after BY
mothers with marriageable daugh.
ters.
ilo declared that he was the right.
ful Earl Ut Radcliffe" Drafts that
he drew on eastern banks were re.
turned unhonored and he was ar
rested for forgery tie sawed his
way out Of lail. was rearfestod and
escaped again. Ito remained IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
FASHION BUTTERFLY
SENT TO PRISON

county, writing letters % the sher.
M. twitting him Of his inability to
capture him. and even pinned notes
and his autograph on the jail doors
Finally he permitted himself ~ be
taken" setting up the defense ~
insanity lie conducted HIS own de-
Tense having his cell piled high with
law books.
The physicians were unable TO
agree az 10 his sanity. when he Dc.
clared that he was taking
When the trial was resumed. he
threatened to have witnesses
brought from England 90 the OK.
pcnse OF the state. when the court
denied motion after motion made
by the Earl ia his own behalf,
he pleaded guilty and threw himself
on the mercy 81 the court lie was
sentenced to six years az hard
labor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
GETS 5000 SMOKES
BY FALSE PRETENSES

that he owned the pOOiroom. bar.
bershop. restaurant and cigar stand
In the basement at 1913 First av
and was doing a profitable bust
mesa
Before delivering the cigars Mr.
Todtman vent d0wn and lnvcsti-
gated the premises and. relying
upon Adams statements. had the
cigars delivered
On July rs Ahlhn secured 81 90
worth more and. on July n, f75
worth. the arrangement being made
that he was 10 pay for all on Au.
gust I. Upon further investigation
II was learned that Ablan never
owned or conducted the place men
toned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
Auckland Shooters Win by o5
POINTS, Sailors Having
Time of Life.

AUCKLAND. Aug 10 The Auck.
land rife team today defeated the
American marksmcu from the Al.
lantic fleet by a margin u 60 points
Ia order that the Americans might
compete ia the contest. the law
against permitting armed bodies %
foreigners 10 land on British soil.
an the ground that this constitutes
3 technical invasion. was suspend.
-.
The American team vas present.
ed with a Handsomely engraved sill
yer cup a. a consolation prize
To-day IL iackies day IN Auek
land. The Officers Of the fleet are
stlll at Rutorua and tbs city u
given over 10 the enilsted uien.
They are having the time ~ their
lives No street car company viii
accept money from the sailors. aud
they are admitted free % All thea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
CONCENTRATE SUPPORT ON
CARRIGAN and AlBIN

wh.s draws bis living from the
approaching primary Every man
cuuagy IN being Instructed 10 devote
part q hia time "a seenFe votes Tor
The denomination of the county com.
mlseionerN. Tor on the county com.
nsasauners depend the ~plckinEs
Tor the ring
Key 70 the Situation.
Tie county commissioners hold
The purse stfinKa for the sheriff =
office They control AL the ex.
pfodilarea for road uork. They
have the letting Of all contracts
and The allowance 81 al the "cx,
tfpa for ali departments ~ the
county government The county
commissioner are the key Co the
rnlitieAl situation la the county
ard go every county efnploye. every
road wurk~s. ever favored tar,
payer i being called upon 10 come
% the rescue 81 Rockingham and
Rutherford and 20 help perpetuAte
the county stnw In office
To defeat this organized graft
canlnaign, the opposition has cen
tered on Carrignn and Aihin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
HURLED TO HIS DEATH
BY ELECTRIC SHOCK

met his death in an extraordinary
manner. being knocked from the
brick wall on which he was stand
ing by an electrical shock. Simonds
was holding one end of a steel tape
line and measuring for n timber.
AT the other end was Reed Miller.
Miller stood near the elevator
shaft and he accidentally drew the
tape line in such manner as TO
touch the elevator cable. which is
always charged with electricity.
At the moment of contact both
men were stunned, and Simonds
took his fatal fall Miller tuInbled
a short distance into a pile OF lum-
Der. bat was uninjured.
Simonds was 2S years OF age and
resided with his parents at 401 w.
Republican ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
LANDSLIDE FOR
WICKER SHAM

give Wickersham SASS, ]. E. Chill.
berg 2.103. John w Corson 1874.
John Roman 9l0 and John p. Clum
375.
The greatest sensation comes
from Cordova. where the GugEen-
helm crowd, before the arrival OF
special deputy marshals. voted 1926
lahorers. 900 voting for Corson, the
corporation candidate These la
borers voted Illegally, as resi-.
dence IN Alaska of one year Is re.
quired and they have scarcely been
In this section one month
The election OF Wickersham has
scaled the doom OF Gov. noggatt.
as his candidate lost and territorial
government also carried Neither
Gov. Hoggatt orl4ouis Shackleford,
Corson's manager. win make a
statement, SO nonplused are they.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
EPILEPTIC INSANITY DRIVES
FATHER TO awful CRIME
HORSE COLLAPSES UNDER
WEIGHT OF TAFT

HOT SPRINGS. Va, Aug ls-i became known herr today
that judge W a. Taft republican candidate FOR the esdency
narrowly escaped serious Injury afternoon when the
horse he rding way beneath his
weight and Taft thrown hsadong ground The horses
knees collapsed and the animal IA bean Judge
Taft Tell hts hands and horse with great
force bat sustained injuries other than bruises
Gen Clarence Edwards With Taft accident hap
p%ned The horse had been Kentucky y Gen
era Edwards particularly for Tats purchased
under guarantee that II would 800 with
wards 10 In Washington today another horse
which viii meet the requirements Of the candidate.
Tafts remarkable agility his being seriously
He vas on bis feet moment after the helped
horse up
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13

Here ~ q man who has been mis-
taken for VIM Jennings bryan 40
often that le IL setting yery weary
Of H. lie Is A. G. Klein, Nilwau.
kee travelling man. .te travels %
all parts af the country and every
vhere he has been addressed az
Bryan. The resemblance Is said to
be VERY remarkable. and Is even
more striking than the photograph
shows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
Steel Tape Line Conducts Cur.
rent That Knocks Man
From Wall.

Guy Simonds, who fell from the
fourth story OF the Washington Sc.
curity company building. at the
corner OF Fifth av. and Union ST..
yesterday morning. landing on n
cement floor so feet below. died at
Providence hospital at 10 O'Clock
last night Death was due TO a
fractured skull and internal in
iuries From the time OF the acct
dent until he passed away. tho man
never regained consciousness.
II has developed that Simonds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
Cigar Man Claims 10 Have
Been Victim Of
Swindle.

Nathan Todtman. manager 81 the
Mason, EhFnan a Co. cigar store
z02 Third av. s.. had warrant
sworn out today charging Thomas
Ablan with procuring 5000 cigars
valued a. si75. under false pre-
lenses
Ablan Is said 10 have appeared
az the office Of the cigar company
on June ~ and told Mr. Todtman
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
PrssIdsn, sends Greetings.

OYSTER HAY. l.. l.. Aug. Ia
President Roosevelt today received
a cableRram from Admiral sperry
AZ Auckland telling OF the cordial
reception given the Atlantic fleet
thefe. The message says
The prime minister aud other
iutnlheFa Of the executive council.
acilHg FOR the people Of the domin.
Ion. presented 10 President Roosc.
yeit through me a beautiful token.
containing a message Of admiration
and regard for him and his iife's
vert concluding with a cordial IN.
silasion to him 90 visit Ncw Yea.
Land"
President Roosevelt sent the fol.
lowing message In reply 7 am
greatly pleased with your telegram.
Piaase convey 10 be prime minis.
ter my hear'ieet thanks and expires.
Finn % sincere regard. fricndahip
and admiration that the people OF
this country entertain for the PEG.
ple " New Zealand Extend my
beatty conEraiuiations 10 the fleet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13

George Coughlan. a 5-year-old
boy. lies near to death at Proyi.
denco hospital. five other persons
are suffering from painful wounds.
several others are slightly hurt. a
delivery cart owned by The Star
IL badly wrecked. and a large Smith
touring ear e. stalled In the center
Of Spring st. with one Of the front
wheels broken of. a. the result Of
an automobile accident which &C.
Cured shortly after n O'Clock this
morning at the intersection Of
spring s. and Second av. Byron
o. Carr, the chauffeur, Is under ar.
rest
Crashes Into Crowd.
Running AT terrific speed. es-
timatsd By witnesses 1T from 30
TO 90 miles an hour. an automobile.
which Il the property nf Pete
Jameson OF the firm OF Jameson
+ = HANAfHAAf NAAAEA NNN1 NENaHA ST.
from Third ay. dashed down the
steep grade between automobiles
and carriages. ran into crowd Of
people waiting for the Eagles pa.
rade on Second av.. colilded with
The Star delivery wagon. knocking
the horse down. splitting the occu.
pants 81 the cart into the street.
and causing Wild confusion. After
crossing Second az. the automobile
was wrecked anu came 10 stand.
stiii.
Condition Is Critical.
George coughlan. the little boy
who Is most seriously injured. was
crossing Second av when the hav.
oc-deaiing machine struck him. he
was knocked down on the hard
pavement, striking ON his head aud
sustaining conclusion OF the
brain He Was removed to Provi-
dence hospital Late this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
HOLIDAY AT COURTHOUSE.

The majority OF the courthouse
employees took a holiday this fore.
noon In honor Of the Eagles pa
rade The morning session Of the
board OF equalization was also con
tlnued until 2 O'Clock thla afternoon
for the same reason.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
AND PLENTY OF THEM.

so YOU wish 10 buy some furni.
ture on crcditg What do you do
I'm a librarian.
Have YOU any references
Yes
Where are they
In the reference room al the
library"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
MACK in
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Aug. IA Norman ~
Maek. democratic national earn.
paign manager. arrived here today
iIe vas in conference this morning
with Joseph Daniel. Vice Preaiden.
tiai Nominee Kern snd John W
ToInliuson. chairman ~ the ofgani.
nation committee The headauar.
teFs are now In running order and
campaign literature will soon be
isAuefi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
Fairbanks Man Overwhelming
ly Elected Delegate
Hoggatt Loses.
tsy United Press.l

JUNEAU. Alaska. Aug tS.-With
the exception of a couple Of hun
dred Of votes from outlying creek
districts. which it viii take from
one TO two weeks 20 obtain, the
election IN Alaska Tuesday for dele
gate 10 congress has resulted In a
landslide for James Wickersham of
Fairbanks. His plurality today Is
l,356 and the late returns will swell
these figures. Tabulated returns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
TYPOS TURN SEATTLE DOWN

BOSTON. Aug i3--Si Joseph
Me. WAS chosen this afternoon ~
the next meeting place Of the In
ternatioual typographical Union
This decision waa not reached an
40 after a bot fight The claims Of
st. Joseph were contested by Seat
tie and Minneapolis Tho final
vote stood "a follows 81 Joseph
iTs. Minneapolis 81. Seattle 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13

t0NHF 1FhIIHT oHFNFcN4T
BERLIN. Aus. f3.--Two years ago
Enpefor William sent Prince Jea-
chin Albrechi Of Prussia To Africa
and haniAhed Marie SulKer, Paris
music hall celebrity. from Germany
to prevent their marriage Now
court circles are scandailxed b. the
announcement that the couple have
been welded in Zurich. They threat.
en- 10 live In America.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
BOY IS CRUSHED
UNDER MACHINE
Five Other Persons Are Injured When
Big Car Dashes Into Dense Throng
on Second Avenue.
PRESENT WEEKS AUTO RECORD.

Sunday, Aug. sc. o. Hulra colIdes with
train a Rainier Beach.
TUESDAY. Aug it-Eari Walsh. aged 49,
1888. severely injured.
Wednesday, Aug f2-Thomas sheehan aged 10, newsboy
struck by y. II. Brownelis seriously injured.
Thursday Aug i3-George Coughlan, probably IA.
tally injured. aud Culnaine Hayes
Raymond Knylor painfully hurt BY
auto driven BY Byron o. Carr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
Opposition 20 Present County
Commissioners Agree
on Candidates.

" J. carrtsan snd George W Al
bin are the candidates fos the F~.
publican nomination for counts
commissioner whom the business
men 81 King county vii support
The multiplicity Of candidates
made Il necessary Tor the oppoAi.
ton a. the county rims 10 eunccn
traits on one candidate In each com
nsisaionsrs district. and = quiet test
of the sentiment Of the business
community Indicated that Carrtkan
in the First district and Aibln IN
the Third district would Be most
likely 70 concentrate the oppoai
ton % the rinE candidates
On cArriEan the advocates 81 a
business administration Of counts
affairs will concentrate aud depend
60 defeat Rockingham. and Alhin
has been picked for the task Of
releRntlng Al Rutherford 70 private
life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
Eight Thousand Members of
Order Tramp Streets
Of Seattle.

Marching proudly through long
lanes OF people that crowded the
streets OF Seattle. 5000 Eagles this
afternoon gave to the people Of this
city their first real glimpse Of the
pr,ment size and spIendor OF the
order that was born In Seattle 10
years age.
u vas a beautiful sight and the
thumeanda Of onlookers showed
their appreciation Va the cheers that
broke out as the columns marched
smoothly past
The parade was half an hour late
In starting. II was II 80 when Cap
tain Ward and his squad Of police
men arrived opposite the reviewing
stand IN Pioneer Square. In the
stand were Mayor Miller, Governor
Mead and others The squad
marched past with clubs at pre-
sent arms" Then came Grand
Marshal Edison and other officials
of Aerie No. 4 Wild cheering greet.
ed The grand officers Of the order.
who marched past In two files. one
headed By Grand Worthy President
Bell and the other by Treasurer
Frank " Herring
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Spokane and suohomish fur.
uished the features OF the parade.
Spokane Aerie No 2 had IFS club
marching In files of solid color. the
first file being a mass of red uni,
forms. the second white and the
third blue, thus forming the colors
% tho order. This formation was
maintained by the entire Spokane
delegation, goo strong
snohumlsh had II Shaw. who
ii about feet 3 inches tall driving
a carriage IN which WAS seated a
man who weighed about 300 II
was one of the freak combinations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
nj. Dafty, Retired Capital
ist, Attempts to Wipe
Out Family.

ne ANGELES. Cal. Aus. H.
csonpsur on The heads Of his son
MA sna his slaughter, Mrs. Ada
iaeoe1e cutting NJ wifes arm
rhh ~ ssms II with which tue
,sn-ssrs sars committed slashing
~ eva thnas With huge cleaver
sna nxhtiug a hand % hand battle
at Policeman cce. who attempted
3 arrest him. N. J nafsy. a retired
ssa.szlsst. Sc years old. ran amuek
hess eafiy today anrsng sudden
sssxez IL cpilepfic lnsanlty
oftrsr Coe was rescued by De
,.sslsrs Jones and Boyd. Who
,ssfA<a nAftys residence and ar.
w-tss H. insane man last as he
sss ssuaf 10 plunge a knife iasc
th< kezff Of the policeman, with
xkpm BE- vas STRUGGLING on the
Hxf.
cnsps Sons Head of.
rsfry. who lived with hts son.
nrttFsd the young man while he
4 n Aed asleep this morning.
SiflnS an AZ. he severed the
rsshs head from his body and.
4ssnx she warm corpse lying In
pei Of blood. dashed a block
eva the street 20 the residence
I ks< daughter. with whom his
~. who had been separated from
~ Or some time. made her home
Engsrlng the Isacornb house quiet
\ rnfty slipped up behind his IN
zzgecssng daughter. who was seat
AA sewing machine softly hum
a1f 10 herself As she made gar
a>sss Tor a babe whose arrival was
1y~efed within a few days Rails
Il tie az. be chopped of the
wang womans head with one pow,
mi bIrw. Then in fiendish RAGE
y alxzhed and cut az the PROSTATE
tsm q bis victim
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
Are Actively Campaigning.

Are Actively Campaigning.
10th candidates are actively cam.
palgnlur Although be did not file
until last Saturday, Carrigan lost
no time IN iiring up his support.
and the most substantial business
interests ~ the city and county are
hack Of him.
Albln got out early Ia the KANE
Although Ktill q comparatively
young man. he has had hard baala
ness experience In the linee which
qualify him for the duties Of 4
county commissioner lie has been
making personal campaign
throughout his district. and he. too.
has been pledged the support Of
those who pay the taxes and are
most interested Ia seeing the money
OF the county iegitimately and
profitabiy expended.
The reception which Aihin has
been accorded Indicates almost Ger.
tain defeat for Rutherford The
people throughout the county are
fully aroused and determined ON a
change IN county commissioner Go
put an end 10 the expenditure Of
county money on untrnvelad roads
for the benefit Of individuals. while
travelled highways are allowed TO
fall into illrepalr. and while pro.
duccrs are often unable 20 get their
produce 70 market.
plssatlsfaction 10 Widespread.
Tho dissatisfaction 81 the conn.
Try districts extends to Becking
ham as we'll. aud will do much to
defeat him. as the candidates for
the nomination for county com.
missioner are subject 60 the votes
Of the entire county. not simply TO
the votes Of the district from which
they file.
Sentiment In Seattle against the
present county commissioners IL
almost as strong as IN the country.
aud nothing but a division ~ the
opposition could prevent the defeat
Of the ring candidates The con
eentration OF the rina opposition on
CarriRan and Alhin viii probably
ohyiate that danger
Bul Rockingham and Rutherford
are not idle Realizing that they
have the fight Of their lives on
thoir hands. they are engaged Ia
gum shoe campaign to steal back
into office. They are constantly on
the move. effectlug combinations
with candidates for other offices
and lining up their support Every
man who has been favored IN the
expenditure OF county money and
they are many Is being called up
on 10 pay for value received IN the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13

Mrs. Nary Dafty. wife Of The
nzxiz<. heard her daughters body
lzA lrum the chair and rushed into
ne fwm. Maddened By his lust for
eloc&. Asty turned upon the help
,H xunsz aud struck her upon the
am VA The keen blade Of his ter
ntie N<apon lie was not success
NJ he~sseF. in infllcting a mortal
vea1t and his wife. screaming
s!tf terror. ran out Of the house
nd sssht protection al neigh.
hcTx After hacking his daughters
hadv II score Of places. the mani.
= costly zeunfered out Of her house
~ nads bis way back 10 his own
mzi1snee.
nxmorse. apparently awakened
b he sight of his sons mutilated
nd. overlook the aged man upon
~ return home and. lying down
Hpn the bed In pool Of his own
<*llt's blood. he tried 70 commit
Ei<ids By hacking his throat with
/. Aass eleayer.
Before nafsy could cut himself
&'sliy. officer coe arrived and
VS. being refused admittnnee.
x1ks down the front door. SEEKING
: ,h@fp knife. Dafty attacked the
*''teman They cilnched and fell
= ne floor. With the mysterious
E7s1&ih Of = maniac. Dafty was
npidlg 0verpowerfng this officer
80 had raised hts hand to plunge
~ kEife into his victims heart
sen The detectives appeared
remarkable cunning marked the
msas wild orgy After he had
tain his son, he carefully wiped
~ hleod from his hands and the
q before leaving the house At
" LaeoTpb home he passed silent.
y " the cot upon which his gyear.
20 granddaughter was sleeping. Of.
hins her no harm and exercising
~ greatest care not 10 awaken her
nc Alarm his daughter.
IhFo~s Bloody Az Away.
ihen. after his daughters muir
w appaFenlly realizing that ri
soala attract attention, be hurled
y Bloody az into a clump Of weeds
',sis returning % his osn house.
Ahy has been a victim Of cpl.
ngie iisa for long time and II II
leeisfood that Il vas for this rea-
nat bis wife left him 10 take
~ residence with her daughter.
Lacomb. who was about "a
~ cid. The wife Of a machlnist
= Dcal garage.
~ Dafiy was about 30 Years
~ iad his mother is about 81
gssn Of age.
Goes RsVinp Mad.
~ mind wrecked BY her horrl-
eApefience. Mrs Mary Dafty.
wv q me capitalist, IL confined
" e'tf jan this afternoon. a bab.
s ns laughing. hopeless maniac.
a a,.a 5urEeon Cook says there la
"'s hape Of the woman ever re-.
sA.nins her sanity
~ has no recollection Of the
ss -,7ef Of her son and daughter
NJ. wv chatters necessarily az The
~. % play about like "a child
NJ, -ppeefs 70 be unconscious Of
wounded left arm.
DallY i helng cared Tor "a the
Nv e's,hk hospital and II ia urob
ape that ~ viii $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13
CARDIGAN AND ALBLN FOR COMMISSIONERS
AMERICAN NJ ARMIES
DEFEATED IN THE
RIFLE MEET

trev. public gardens aud places Of
amusement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-13

sHowERs TO NIGHT hNooFHloAYt
GENTLE NoRTHERLY BREEZE.