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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-11-05

4. gBie iino Die uOtigen 8elOer aufs
subringen2
GrIt 3mei RonfereuSen baben ibren
geri6t 0sm 9omitee ein0eIhidt. Menn
ale Berihte eineelaufen lino. mirO
Dos Somitee cine SiBung abbalten
uno Die 9lngele8enheit meiier beroten.
g8 banoelt fb bier fir Die 8eut-
Ihen Der beioen Satotas um cine Ishr
mintioe Suhe, ndmIi6 um bic @eIes
aenbeit, ibren Ginoern, msnn lie bic
glemcntarI9ule nbiolbiert baben, in
n6Glfer 9tdbe cine briitli6e 6Ortbils
oung nn8eeeiben 81 lnisn, lei es fir
einen beIonberen D0er allgemeinen 8e-
ruf.
gBer Fi6 fir cine iolme Anitult in-
tereIiiert unb tpeitere Austunft niniht.
penDe Ti9 brieIIih Ooer mhnolib on
|8ep. 8 3etnbarb, @ureta.
9. 8. gr mirn SSeoem bersituilligTi
AusiunFt erteilen. Stdote, pel9s bieIe
prOjettierte 9lnfalt gerne in ibren
@renjen erri9tst buben m0dten, mos
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-11-05
9nrner gnunth

5urlen, 20. Oct. g8enn bieIe
3silen ben 2eiern oss 3. 81 gu @es
iiht tommen,s piro Die 8abll6la9t
i6on boriiber iein uno Elm sSeoer meiB
oann i6on, Oh bieielbe nan ieinem
Wunlhe ausgefaasn iii ODER Mint.
SSeoenfaGs neroen bic berI1ieOenen 9es
Ier oieIes glattes aud ueri1ieoene
grdiioentIhafts Ranoionten norge3o=
gen baben un0 oann gibt es li6er un.
3ufrleoene 2eute. SD Ielber bin elmer
BON oenen, Die glauben, onB, ipenn
grpan Doer gar Elm grobibitiOnif err
ndblt miiroe, oies fir 9lmerita elm
groBes lIueliif mdre. Die llnsufries
oenbeit oieler 0lenihen mare oann
oren3enlos. 4aerDines ioate unter
ben GsutI9en Ginigteit Iein, oenr
Ginigteit ma6t ltnrt. 4ber wenu ge=
piile greoigar 10 eiuIdltig Iino, 8rban
uno Die WaTiers Ganoibaien4 ais 9ers
trauen8perionen hin3uitellen. 0ann
lie9t Die gini9teit Der 9eutiaen nod
in Deiter 6erne
SD mar beiuabe beleioigt. penn ih
in 3eitungen aus Dem Sii0en las, oab
Die meiften Wortliibrer fart fir gro=
bibitiou eintrateu uno glaubten, Der
MenIb iolte beHer neroen, menn er
oura gefeBe 9etne1tet miro uno oa=
nurh feline peri6nlibe 6reibeit Derliert.
SD liebe Die gnsbaltIaniteit 70 iebr,
ais nur elm Meni6 iie lieben tann.
aber oenno6 meine ih. man iou ME
iiber oas 3iel hinausldieBen. 8as
bette D1ittel, Die Wleni6en bon 9sioens
inaFten m6glibft freisumahsn, liegt in
elmer ri6tiqen @r5iebun9.
IS Feblen uns Mdnner, Die niht bios
Elm 6r0mmlerlebeu Fiibren pollen, nm
ipdter in ben 6immsl gu tOmmen,
Tonoern pelhe oas s3iel oes 9teniben
tennen uno i'm auge bebalien uno Die
uaooltommenen burn @rsiebung uno
9utes 8eiipiel 3u b0bereu Ntenlden
beranbiloen. (8raoo, 5reuno DaIte!
- 8. D.
@m 9onneritao. ben 20. b. Wt. !,
fane sci Sacob RieBen, s Meilen nOro=
ueltlih bou uns, cine Sod5eit itatt.
Der GrduttQam mar Beter Studs
5o6n garl aus GanIas. @iele 6reun=
be uno 8etannte paren aus GanTas
Su oieler 6p6Seit getOmmen. Die
Braut mar 3. gieBens 8ohter Mars
tba. Soiepb RauFmann BON 6rsemGn
leitete Die Srauung. 8as iunge Baar
u:ro pObl nod GanIas suridgeben
auF Die 6arm Der gltern oes 8rdutis
sams.
Der Id6ne &eqen BON 5Onnabeno
uno 5onntag bat bel ben 6armeru
eroBe 5offnungen fir ndhFfes Sabr
Dahgerufen. Der Reesn bat sat aba
geiiiblt unb oas RprueinheimIen gcbt
pieoer hott.
Gum 5hLuB m6dts ib oen lisben
Better s. s. @oet in ArmOur. g.
lB., bitten. tpieoer iblsunieli FIR ben
%. g." 81 iorreipOnoisren. Aud
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-11-05
glinne5a6a GOunta

9 bermdn. Sin gemeis, mas Elm
tintiger Qgent, Der oas 8ertrauen Der
8eutIbsu genieBt, tun farm, III
- herman. 3uglei1 1T es Elm BE-
peis, ME piels neue oeutIde 5amilien
uno 5armer ii6 in ben lsbten Snbren
in Siios8afuta uno namentli9 in
Dlinnebabd So. nitoer9elnfen 6aben.
Dis mir bor etfua 10 sSabren nab
SiOur Sails tameu, fOnnien bic 8eut=
iAen bel Sherman an ben 5in9ern abs
ge3dblt neroen. 92ur 4 laien ben
= 8eutinen 6erolo@. 6eute miro leB=
teres 8latt bon 21 9aItf9en in 56er=
man alein (obne @arretlon mii3urehs
nen) geieIen, uno Der %. So lit Iei=
nem modern 9lQenten s onraO b
(0er aud bel 8el 8a=
pins, Suoerne uln. cine ftattlihe 9ln=
3abl neuer Qbonnenten geuann) uno
ben 8eutihen in Sherman 3u groBem
Banf DerpfliCbtet. 6err ROrnmanH,
Der au1 Setretdr uno SbaBmeiIter
oes %. s. lift, tpiro in ben nddIten
5agen nod mebr pon Iit b6ren lafen,
Denn er 2ogan=5opnibip uno Die Dies
len neuen oeutihen 5armer, Die ii3 in
Den leBten Sabren bort nieoergelafen
baben, beIu6t bat. 9o1mals ben
Sut ab Dor ben EeutIden in Sherman!
Gountp QBablrefultat
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-11-05
GDnntD=Sp
&einltQt
Saajoritat mo"

Ntinneba6u 60. Siour sails
$50, 6umbolot 5Dipnibip 40, gran=
bon q, @arretion z (@arretion
5Dipni6ip Desl, 6artfDro @iaage 81.
Srte 9artiton 40, Sea lalle)
go, 2ennor 33, Salem g, 6igbmOre
80, g8atertctpn 200.
Counties: goOinoton (13 8re=
cincts) $50, @lurf IS, 8rule 81, 0ut=
6tnion, @rant, 3uruer, gantton 500.
SIR Yes" itimmten
M}aoiIrn u, Correction 5pmuIbip z,
6ig9lano 5ownibip (0tinnebaba) 10.
gpeitere 9ta9ridten tparen, als Die
3eitung sur Preiis ging, nidt mehr Su
erbaIten.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-11-05

gen Ii6 um oieielbe beperben. Saupt=
Ia6e naitrlib 1T. OaB Der nbti9e
, 4erous- Rerum nidt feblt. g.
gs wdre benz 8. S. iebr lieb.
Fals er ndGere 9tnbaltspuntie iiber
oieIe mihtige angsls9enbeit erhielte.
gBir tuiroen germ oem gSiour Sails
Commercial Stub ben 8lan bOrleQen,
oa tpobl teiue Staot eiinItiger Gir
Soma, 9atota, 9lebrasta unb Minne=
iotn) oeIeeeH pdre. Der bisIise @Om=
mercinl Stub miro Iehr frob iein, ieOes
m09!i6e Gntgsgeuiommen 81 3ei9en.
uno Der %. 81 miro aud fir Die
nOii9e BrCpa9anoG iprgen.
3ie Reo.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-11-05
Cine oeutidl eneliId1o
Ghriftlid,e Sortbiloun9s.
Shulp

Som 9.-13. Suli tagte in gBel,
@inneiota, Der 9atOta=9i=
Itritt Der Sgnobr bon Soma unb ana
bern Staten. aluf oieier 8erIamnl=
lung nuroe Die 8rinouug elmer
9eRtI6=engIiI@en JnrtbilOnngsi9nle
in Anre9ung 9ebraht. Sin ROmitee
muroe ernannt, melhem bic 9an5e
SADIE oOrldufig iibermieien ruroe.
3ieIes Rpnlitee ridtete an Die 9lnFanes
October tneenben bier 6OnFerenSen beg
9iEtritts bic fplaenoen 5rasen:
/. 6ohen mir in unIerm 9iftritt
cine iolde 9Initalt n6tig?
2. Welheu 3weden IOa eine IOlde
AnItalt 6ienen?
8. gBeI6er Ort 1T Der Siuedmdbiss
Tte?
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-11-05
eut6iulun Gunntp.

(Spesial=8epeIde Oes -. $. .
GDmmtD=Sit bIeibf i'm SfiDet
nit "a Stimmen 9laioritdt angenom=
men!
6ut1inion=@ountD CAB GeIieD $50
bis 1000 Stimmen Maioritdt.
syn 8artfon itimmten betrefs
Der @ountb=Sption=8il 80 yes uno
1872: No.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-11-05

m6dte ih ibu fragen, ob er beim taae=
ldn9en geiu6 BEL S1pager Sobn lin.
rub teine 3eit fanb, q 0teilen meter
81 fahren uno uns bier aud 5u be-
iu6en? S. 6. 8alts.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-11-05

9eutIhe Dr9anilirt Sud. Nur bie-
Ter 5dltliel srihlieBt Sud- bic 8iir
gum @rfOlg.
Sine 9teform entltsbt beim 8olie,
nint bel 9pliiitern.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-11-05
UNOFFICIAL RETURNS FROM MINNEtiAHA COUNTY

gsallir
Maplefnn
brandon
BENTON
wellington Twp
Grand MeatloW
Wall Lake
Hartford Twp +.
Clear Lake Twp
Highland Twp
Burke Twp ...
Cotton village. ....
Hartford village !.
SiOnx Falls
First ward ......
Second ward ..s.,
Third ward ..s..,
Fourth ws-fG ....,
Fifth ward
Sixth ward
Easg S. =. 1st ward
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
FALLS IN VAT OF
BOILING ASPHALT

SPOKANE. Oct. 21.--Whiie wcrk.
ins on a platform around a large
Iron tank AZ the Western Asphalt
company. IN which So barrels II
asphalt were cooking. n II Rina.
hart the niEht Waterman. stumbled
aud inli into tho boiling substance
and was feAFfnliy burned
iie managed 60 crawl out. and
was found by his fellow workmen.
eho applied kerosene 10 soften and
remove the substance ffom bis face
20 permit him 10 breathe. This
caused the skin 70 blister. and the
shin came with thn asphalt whpn
removed lie waA removed 60 the
EmerNencY hospital
Ills suffering was fearful The
asphalt penetrated his sysa AMI
burned them terribly. His clothing
bad 10 be- cat of IN small pleces
Nurses and doctors wurksd oser
bin Tor hours removing The asphalt
The pain was 80 intense that Il ~4ts
necessary % give him opiatas IL
surgeons thint h. viii recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

times refuse 20 work. wand. Who
has a badly wgenched shoulder.
Wells. who has a ligament torn
from hts hip. and Tcgtmief. who
Is just recovering from disiccat'
ed shoulder and a twisted knee
When Washington lines up
against Pullman II IL expected that
these men will be well and fit 10
do some tail fighting Pullman Is
being looked forward 10 With con
siderable uncertainty. a. the game
against Whitman last Saturday vas
an Indicator which points 90 fail
ure for the varsity when the
heavy teams are taken on.
A wave Of satisfaction swept over
the university when Il was learned
that Manager Rasmussen vas able
70 switch the game with the Ore
gon Agricultural college 10 Thanks
givlng day. Until the contest last
Saturday the collegiann were anx
gous 10 meet anything from a steam
roller 90 a buxx saw. but tho way
Whitman was able 20 hold tho
varsity down has somewhat dam
paned the arsior Of the students
a. veil as the team All arr q
the opinion that the o. A. G. can
be taken into camp on Turkey day
setter than no~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27


MOUNT VERNON. oct v ~
Dear Wife; / am held up and
kidnapped for $4,000. and am
threatened with havtsw ING aars cut
OFT " the ntsscy m ttai Forthcoming
w tomorrow nssH For Gsa'u aaisa
maipc lnate, sitgw thia nste TO Mt.
fIannay and solicit this sum"
Threatened with instantaneous
death by a hlRhwAyman who held
him up IN the woods three miles
from this place last evening. y O.
English tho pioneer iambefman Of
this vicinity. ana perhaps one Of
the hcstknown citizens OF this see.
ton OF the state. wrote the fore,
going note 10 hia wife and was then
left chained 90 tree IN a lonely
spot while the bold bandit fastened
Ia town 20 collect tho ransom
money, The money was 20 have
beon placed under q treatle OF the
uroat Northern.
Only the fact thaA the fellow. IN
bis haste aud nervousness. which.
Mr. English says. 2ns very nppar.
ent. had fastened HIS victim lnae
euryiy. prevented HIS neoundfelly
schume from being carried out 90
successful conclusion,
Asked for Ride.
The bandit. who Is described "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
LINCOLN EXPECTS
ITO BEAT SPOKANE

Since the Tacoma Spokane game
ON last Saturday. Spokane hiEh 10
not considered as a sure thins" IN
tho championship race. Hefaldsd
a. r. team uf veterans who would
wipe up all the SQUAD schools. the
Spokane boys only succeeded In
running up a score 81 8 10 Z on The
Tacoma eleven. which uudcrN OILS bed
them at least IS pounds.
Next Saturday Lincoln VIII hook
up with the Spokane team. and the
chances af the Seattle team arr
rosy. innsmauh a. the lincoln team
viii come nearly az O. tha weight 20
the Spokane bgya Also. nryantn
boot can ha cauntaf upon for a Euaf
fram the field Tsis h1y has the
ability and If developed would prob
ably become a. vaiuAhle a man 20
Lincoln as Spiedui was 90 washing.
tom years aga
Spnkan.'s advantage over lincoln
e also decreased ~ the loss ~
Mohf. uho weighs 10 pounds and
WHH the WaiuAtAN ~ the center "
Tho Spokane line Hughes and I'm.
x'ehoFu. tackles also suffered minnf
injuries ta the Tacoma aausn. and
aili b. kept out n scftmmage for
few days Coach Alien IL working
the Lincoln boys hard In prepare
ton for the game ana they enter
into practice sith more vim than
heretofore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
TUG CAPTAINS ARE
SEVERELY SCORED

San FRA NCiSro. Oct. s7.-The
transcript ~ testimony in the in-
NcatiEation Into the charges brought
against Captains Fartaf and liam
ilton. % the Hea' going tugs Kyak
and Hattie Gage was forwarded %
Alaska today BY the local United
States inspectors The hearing viii
DO concluded IN tho north before tho
United States inspectors Of the dia.
irici IN which the Star II fsamgaI
was abandoned % her fate
Common sense would teii a u1ams
ter" said lnNp~etoF Bottles during
lhr hearing here, mo had nesfs
rocks en the atarbemra side N his
steamer that such territory was
dangerous and that II a ship we've
left BY herself. az the star 81 Bengal
was. Hhe would 80 ashore The Off
Gers ~ tbs kYAk must have known
that when they left the shlp know
ing that the bis vessel had no az.
rhursge The eVidsnrr N this hear.
Ing tends 90 brlnE about shIs con-
glualuu"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
CASHIER SHORT
$4,000


Ia 0ftASDE. ore, oct 2T.-The
startling fact became known today
that the total defaicaffona 81 J. W
Aefther. cashier ~ the suspended
Farmers and Traders National
bank. located here. Will reach APP
preNimateiY tta0.0 600 when the
bank closed two weeks ago. II was
Thought they would not exceed one
third ~ that amount.
Following tiin announcement
came expressions ~ fear On the part
~ depositors that they VIII not re-
esixu more than 20 crnta on the dol
lar. u they set that much. Hrcoiv-
~ NHidar viii take charge 81 the
Institution AZ once
Acrlbrr's alleged dufaication- are
varied and innunerhhie. ramifyins
from forRcrioa 20 other hhreWd
methods 81 enhe1Hicmrnf 10 IL
said 70 have used certificates q
deposit. previously and consecutive
~ numbered. that were FAR beyond
regular numbers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
CONDEMNED
MURDERER
ESCAPES

YREKA. Cal. Oct 27.-Twenty
armed men have been searching the
hills about here all night for Denny
Hazel. a condemned murderer. who
escaped from the jail Last night,
locking JRiler 4. q. Dudley In the
cell behind him To-day no word
had been received from tho posses
and Il IL supposed that tho muir.
derer has made good his escape.
Ito had q good hours start before
his escape was discovered,
Hazel vas sentenced "a be hanged
for the murder Of Joseph Silva last
June Ialier Dudley was taking
some TRUSTEES 10 tho jail late last
evening. After the last man was
inside. Hazel slipped from the door
aud locked It behind him.
Il vas dark aud no one noticed
the fleeing prisoner Dudley ham.
mered on the door until be at
tracted the attention Of The deputy
aheriffa and the door was opened
for him He was a prisoner nearly
a half hour A. soon a. IL was dis.
covered that Hazel had escaped, 20
armed men made up . posse and
started Ia search Of the murderer
Hazel was to be hanged Octo
her 70.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
HEARS OVER PHONE
SHOT FIRED AT
HER HUSBAND

PORTLAND. Ore. oct ~ Two
hlKhwayFneu entered saloon AZ 100
Taylor a. IN thia city shortly after
midnight last night and ordered
John nFnKRer. ths bartender. 90
shFnM W his hands iirugger re-
eusaa 70 comply with ghe order. and
ane n the rnbhern fired hitting him
b. this ieg and infiicfinK flesh
wound without further effort a.
fobhins the place the men turned
and ran They have not been cap
furea
When the robbers entered the
place nruEEsf vas carrying on a
conTernatian with his vito over the
telephone Mira BruxEcr heard her
husband crop the receiver. and a
ftomsni later heard the nhos Size
Is'ood al the telephone. panic atrick-
-. until after the affair Nna over
/ 4nd her husband returned 90 the
ffhnus aud treasured her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
BURNS DEVELOPING
SLUGGINC POWERS

the rally shaky and demorallscd,
lilo reiterated across the ring. where
4 right croaa dropped him for nine
seconds. and when he arose a heavy
left body blow sent him down again.
Lang then made a desperate ~.
fort 10 retrieve his fortuncH, and
rushed In 20 mix Il. whom. 20 the
utter establishment OF every one,
Burns dropped HIS hands and Lang
began TO hit az his head with both
hands. Left and right he struck
time and time again. with never a
blow struck hack BY Burma You've
got him. good. Bill. the crowd
yelled. Keep Il going Hurrah
You'll win Then the champions
audaclty was noticed he had a
smile ON HIS face he was actually
enjoying Il. lilo knew he had Slapped
La0gs strength. aud he knew there
wasn't a knock out punch Ia HIN.
He had deliberately given Lang his
head 10 play with for a while, sud
denly his powerful stocky figure
stlffenod up. aud he Jus, calmly
and coolly measured Off his dis
lance and knocked Lang down aud
out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
BROAD Y-TAC0MA
GAME POSTPONED

The scheduled game hetweon the
broadway hiEh school and Tacoma
high school. 70 be played here next
Saturday. has been postponed one
week. and will be played AZ Ia.
coma Tacoma believes she has an
excellent chance for the cham
pionahip this season. aud will con
acnt 60 but one game. The ar
rangement is for broadway 10 play
az Tacoma this season. aud Tacoma
to play one game here next sea
son.
Manager Harold Hartman has
lelegraphed Go the ian Military
academy, Of Portland. tn I'LL tho
date here next Saturday In tho
event that that team cannot be
secured. be viii endeavor 20 at
range a game with the East Side
high school, of Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
Formal Request for 1903
Tourney VIII Now
Be Made.

The Seattle Bowling Tournament
association last night perfected It's
organization. and articles Of incor.
porati0n will BE- filed with the sec.
rotary Of state at Olympia fonor.
r0w. Secretary A. l.. Jenkins. Oh
the Bowling association. who Is a
delegate 20 the Western Bowling
Congress. viii now formally invite
the congress 10 meet here IN 1909
II Is now not a month since the
first active work for the 1908 tour.
nament was begun. aud the pro.
moteTs look with satisfaction on
the progress made. Immediately
after the award Of the tourney a
bond issue Will be fioated.
The complete list OF the execa.
tive committee and directors con.
tains the names OF many Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
AQUATIC SPORTS ARE
POPULAR AT Y.MCA.

An aquatic team. composed o.
MesAra. Adams. Ware. Zane and
ferkaa. former residents 81 roe
ton. win tomorrow night meet a
tram from the Y NJ G A.. c0mpom.
rd ~ Mesarn Mexican. Carlson.
Helrnricka and achrawa. IN a relay
race IN tho association pool. zach
nian viii Fare tao lengths. OF ZOE
fset
Aquztiea bid fair 60 beconia one
~ the important wiatef Bports
Sons Of swimmers A. The 4. NJ G.
A. have formed a tank team and
choasu the name af sharks. and
are formulating plans Tor a tsnk
meet with the seniors on Novom.
her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

According TO the newspaper ar
ticles ON the recent Burns lang
fight In Melbourne. copies OF which
have been received AZ The Star
office, Burns Is developing into a
smuggling fighter. isang was
knocked down several times dur.
ing the contest. IN addition TO hav.
ing one OF his ribs broken from
the first blow delivered By Burma,
and receiving other severe blows.
The Ago describes the sixth and
final round as follows;
The sixth round saw Lang roek.
Ing. and Burns fresher than ever
He was determined 10 finish H. Ills
feet and hands worked Ike light.
ming. AMI he lodged about Lang In
q disconcsrting way. Landing on
Langs ear with u heavy left. he
ratified him badly and left a mark
He then worked the big man into
corner. and. closing IN. struck
home as hard and often as rock
drili Every blow told. and Lang
could not escape. tie plucklly
fought back. but his efforts we're
comparatively ineffective. and when
he finally got away he came out ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
Collegians to Be Whipped
Into Good Shape for
the Contest.

From now until November :.
when the University OF Washing
ton viii meet the Washington State
college. OF Pullman. there vill b.
nothing doing In the way OF inter
collegiate football contests tn Sc
attic. Coach Dobie Is planning 70
devote all OF the spare time 90 bat.
tering hts men into shape and
drilling a few more formations into
their heads. IL Is his intention -
20 improve the open style 81 attack
that the varsity viii be able %
uss tails almost exclusively So
far. tbs forward passes and other
open formations have not been sue.
cessfnl as ground gamers
During the interim between now
and the Pullman game the Warriors
will be puI into the best of phYal.
cal trim There Is much 10 do
along this line. as there are four
men who are IN poor condition.
These are MISSIONER. who has a
couple Of stlffened knees which At
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27

FALLS OFF ENGINE;
BREAKS HIS BACK

SPOKANE, Oct az STOPPING
over 10 get a drink Of water while
bis engine waa going AZ a speed of
Is miles an hour. w. y. Lepre. a
young fireman on the Northern
Pacific. slipped from the gAngwAy
Sunday morning. fell heavily 20 the
ground and is now In the accident
ward Of the Sacred Heart hospital
with his back broken. The acct.
dent happened near Athoi II Il
doubtful II ha viii recover A. a
strange result of the accident Lopre
has lost complete use OF his vocal
chords, and his story Of how the
mishAp occurred vas written BY
him "a he lay on his cot in the
hospital.
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WEALTHY MAN 10
HELD UP FOR
RANSOM

about ab years Of sge. tall, thin
aud OF sandy complexion, halted
Ar EngiiRh ~ the road about .
o'clock, az the lumborman was re-
turning from the camp ~ the Tyoe
Logslng Co. and asked For a ride
fip had ene afm IN aitng and de-
ciarmi iso hard been injured. Mr.
English volunteered assistance. but
the man had no sooner sat down
beside him In the buggy than no
prndded the lumbofnsn ia the ribs
with revolver. compelled him TO
drive of the road short distance.
write tho note and then submit TO
being chained 10 tho tree.
Captive Frees Himself
The bandit thon jumped into MI
EnFIihh'a buggy and drove away
His captive succeeded within a few
minutes IN freeing himself, rushed
10 a noighboffng farmhouse and
lelephoned 10 HIS wife. telling her
10 ignore the note. Meantime the
lblshwayman encountered y. Hna'
Ron. 20 whom he told the same story
~ injury ho had related 10 English.
inducing him 20 deliver the note
Mira. English took the note and
slammed the door In Illusions face.
The sheriff WAS notified and a
search for thus bandit begun. but he
has not yet been oyertRken He
took Engliahs buggy with him
when be fed Mr. HannAy. ~.
ferrod 90 IN tho note. II the banker
al Mt Vernon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
LEWIS LECTURES
BROADWAY TEAM

a matter OF how much OF score
Tacoma piles up next Saturday
and that n they do not take n
brace all hopes for the champion
ship rsay - shnssorbH aud Broad
woaS wat FIND hoFso% on thu bot.
tenn m THE feetbaN fl1sla
In the game with tho gritty httle
Single weavers tho line played a
very poor game and the back field
was all that saved tho day for the
local team The boys lack that
one great football requisite pep.
per"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
KILLED HUNTING

nOsLYN. Oct al While out
hunting IN tho mountains sunday
afternoon William Adam, IT,, son ~
County CommiaHianar william Adam,
was muftaily ah0t by the accidental
discharge ~ hia companions rifle
while riding along the road.
Young Adam lived eight hours,
riding ten miles on hvfnahnck ana
five miles IN a RIG before reaching
the emergency hospital here. lie
was ~ years ola nnd very popular.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-27
WILL WRITE UP
TAMMANY HALF

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct s7.-~tfp
ton Sinclair. author 81 The Jun
sic" IL here today resting from
his literary iAbura with him IL II
Gaylord Wiltshire. whose magazine
converted the author 70 socialism
The two writer's are being enter.
tanned by their friends Of the liter
Rry Met and the local socialist col
ouy Sinclair has consented e.
speak nc socialist meeting here
Thuraday nlEht He announced 20
day that he viii shortly write a
book dealing with Tammany Hall