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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-30
American League Standing.
Yesterdays National League Scores

-teNiAN+ @-N''SAS SeeANS'
At Boston, Philadelphia 9, Boston 2.
At Brooklyn, Brooklyn IL, New York
Z.
at Cincinnati, Cincinnati 5, Chicago g..
At st. Louis, wet grounds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-30
Union Fernitufe Exchange.
Repairing and Uphofstering.
Second Hand FGrnitUfe
Bought and Sold.

Ihsvs cpenea seooed band Furniture store
m 8. Tomas block, so y szain St, and would
be pleased 70 hare ron sS add inspect ihy
stock second hand stoves bought and sold.
lido al kinds of repairing aud upholstsrinr a.
reasonable charges.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-30
Peptiron Pills E &c., s:i "a: a:

strannthen the stomach old digestion. and pro-
mote swees, TestiuI, natural sleep, They are
chocolate-coatad acceptable 70 the stomach ana
easily asslmilated and the best medicine Ior
nnoniic pale, nervous aud dyspeptic mem women
and children and al suiferars from the effects Qf
tho atr0nuouk life Of today, Price bge or VI, VI
druggists or BY mail. q !. Hood Cos Lowoil, mass.
M Made by Hood kt's Good
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-06-30

SO North Main St, Barre. Vt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
STATE DEMOCRATS
MEET AT TACOMA

dldates were heard from. Jbhn Pat.
tison Of Colfsx. Col w ~ Dunphy.
national committeeman. Jack
Splawn Of North Yakima. NJ n.
Goldman Of Seattle. VIM. sisckman
of Spokane and W IA. Kneeland
Of Olympia. all are spoken Of as
gubernasorial timber. and all enter
tanned the crowd
The real work Of the conference
will be done this afternoon. when
plan OF organization Is 10 BE- map.
ped ont and some means considered
for raising the slnews Of war Can
didates will also be considered for
the state ticket. aud possibly for
the congressional. although no nom.
nations will be made
Among the prominent democrats
present are " Goldman. George +.
Cotterill Alfred Battle. g. A. RoY.
nolda. r. Ronald, l. y. Kirkpatrick.
p. G. Leonard. G. r. Hawkins. John
Y. Terry. A. y. Ernst. George +.
Ryan. Of Seattle: II d. Merritt. Spo.
kane; John D. Medill. North Yaki-
ma: A. l.. Siemmons. Ellensburg.
Robert ~. Turnstall. Kalama. L. ".
Bignoid, Montesano; y. A. Turner,
Hoaulam: william Hlackman. Seat.
tie. r. j. Hancock. Coupevllle.
Judge G. w. Hodgdon. Hoqulam.
Henry J. Sniyely. North Yakima:
Charles W. Miller, South Bend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
COURT ORDER IS
DESREGARDED
SALOON MEN a SIX
HELP OF COURT

deputy sheriffa and Immediately
served upon Mayer Miller and city
Comptroller Carroll.
The old licenses for these places
expired ON July "a. The applIca.
tons Tor renewals were held up In
the hands Of the council for an
extra week. and the mayor did not
align the ordinances until June 10.
Under the law the ordinances do
not so into effect until July 80,
and between the date OF their ex.
pifstion and the date the new or.
dinancea become laws the proprie.
tors are without amy license.
In the Eseantime the faction
which IL fighting the West Seattle
saloons has filed petitions for a
special election on the question Of
revoking the saloon licenses for all
three places. and the resorts cannot
DO opened legally until the petitions
are disposed Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
Leaders Are Discussing
Who VIII Head the Ticket
Candidates in Attendance

TACOMA. July 27.--Twenty.five
Of the ~ county members of the
democratic state central committee
attended a conference At the Ia
coma hotel In this city today.
Avowed and receptive candidates
we're present for gubernatoriai hon.
ors. and they each said they be
Iieved they could win the day. Can.
yaaaera who have been out over the
state report great uprising 81 the
plain people for the Nebraska Com
fnoner. and the meeting this mora
ing was foil Of oratory and enthu-
siaHm.
Everybody was enthusiastic, and
IL is evident that the magic Of Bry'
ans name ~ 10 be employed az the
campaign slogan 70 arouse the
voters 10 the aid " the party.
State Chairman George r Wright
Of Tacoma called the meeting 10 Or
der IN the assembly room 81 the
hotel. which was packed. The only
business before the morning ses-
sion was accepting the resignation
Of Tom Vance of Olympia az a can.
dldate for presidential eloctor aud
Robert r. Turnsiali ~ Cowiitz coun-
~ was elected to The vacancy ON
recommendation OF ThuTs,On c0un-
~ delegation
SIX prospective gubernaioriai can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27

SULLIVAN. Ina. July s7.--After
fighting for their lives 9th three
drink erased msniaeA. while cling
lng TO the tender Of q passenger en-
CINE going af the rate Of 20 miles
an hour. AIex Davis OF Terre Hants
aud I'd. mccoy Of Progress. Ind.
lie dying in jail here today. The
men we're rescued from their peril
Gus position this morning when the
train arrived here and were taken
10 the Jail unconscious.
According 10 Davis. Who told the
story when he regained conscious
ness ON his cot at the Jail. the two
men. together with Albert condeli
Of Evansville and two other men.
who are unknown. we're stealing
ride on the tender of the engine
from Terre Haute 10 Evansville.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
FLAMES SHOOTING
INTO the AIR

MEXICO CITY. July Flames
are shooting 1900 feet in the air
today from the OIL well near Tenn.
pico. which has been burning for
the past two weeks. Recent ex.
plosions have torn assures in the
earth surrounding the well and
given new outlet 10 the fire tx
pertE said today that 80 600 barrels
Of oil are flowing from the well
daily. making II the greatest gush-
er IN history.
There Is little hope Of extinguish-
Ing the flames now. hut the Penn
syfyania OF company. which owns
the well. Is preparing a metal drag
which wili be- hauled across the
openings la an effort 10 Quench
the flames rs soon a. the fire sub
sides sufficiently TO allow men TO
get near enough 10 work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27

robber assailant Saturday. his body
being found on the trail 10 Clear
lake.
City employees Of Bellingham az
work In the city hall must NOT
smoke. according to an edict issued
by Mayor DE MattOa.
Toppeuish suffered loss Of
SIC, 900 By two mysterious fires
Thursday aud Friday nights. In
eendiarism IL suspected.
Mr.. Baker ia said 60 be bolchlng
forth sulphur and vapor.
The Brown. Ketchum Iron Works
~ indianapolis has been awarded
the contract ~ si6.760 for the
erection OF the steel frame at the
Bremerton navy yard for the power
plant building
Next Saturday the corner stone
Of the governors mansion will be
laid AZ Olympia. and a general holl.
day has been planned.
On August Auburn will cele.
braie all day. There viii be sports.
picnics and d general dance in the
evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
BARTENDER DIES
FOLLOWING FIGHT

night. but was Ia his employers "a.
loon. drinking. Hacklemaa owed
Cox o.. which Cox wanted. but
Hackleman refused to give Il to
him. Cox insisted upon receiving
the money. and Hackleman walked
out Cox followed and Hackieman
knocked him down and coxs leg
was broken IN the fall.
Cox was taken 20 rrovldenee hoe
pltai. and AT sac yesterday morn.
ing he died from a weak heart. be
Ing unable 10 stand the shock.
Harklrman was arrested by D~tec.
tlsea Phillips and corhett at his
home. and il held without ball un.
IA the responsibility for the death
IL fixed.
Coroner Carroll heid an autopsy
this morning and has ordered an
Inquest AZ Collins Bros undertak
ING establishment at 10 o'clock TO.
taoTrow morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
s WIN0LERS GET
LABORER'S CASH

sitting on q bench NJ Denny park
with two young men he had never
seen before. One OF the men pre-.
tended 90 find a purse In the grass
x Was opened and contained sill
yer dollar aud $50 bill.
The young men told Tomich II he
would keep still about Il they would
give him half the money He agreed.
and the party went 60 Toulch'e
rooms. He gave them So In silver
and they gave him the $50 bill.
Tomich was anxious 90 cash ~.
and made some purchases at Lon.
don's store for that purpose. The
bill was obviously counterfeit. aud
hin arrest followed The case
against Tomich was dismissed
The police say that the same
gang worked the same scheme on
another Italian iaborer a few days
aEo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
LIVED SIXTEEN
DAYS IN AGONY

The next memorandaa we're dated
on later dAyo. On Juiy Is the story
og hla terrible fight against death
aud his struggles TO reach ciyilixa.
llon and help was concluded He
ffraKRed himself through miles OF
wlidernems for 10 days. his broken
lrr dangling behind him. striking
rocks. trees and sfnmpa. with the
grim spectre Of death ever lowering
over him aAy and night.
crm~ls on Back.
on the seventh day he says:
eCoald see section men across river
on hAhd ears. iialiooed. they sure
b heard me. bat th.y sent on My
leg 40 haaiy awelsed have TO crawl
on my hack"
on the twelfth day he wrote.
Two younK men passed me and
promised 10 go for help. but never
returned"
This las, is believed 70 have been
che hallucsnatinn OF a deranged
mind
ON the sixteenth daY he aiill had
vitality enough 10 write: This II
my last day" closing forever the
ntory OF Que OF the most pathetic
tragedies ever occurring IN these
mountains.
The body was found by the San
6ers boys last Tuesday while they
we're looking for stock.
The unfortunate n1au appeared to
BE- between 80 and rs years Of age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
NC. W. OFFICERS
To COMMAND

TACOMA, July 27-~National
Guard officers Will have command
Of the Blue and Brown armies In
the biggest maneuvers Of the Amer
team Lake encampment next month.
This IN announced by Major VIII
liam p. Burnham. chief Of General
nrush'a staff.
The most comprehensive maneu.
verinR OF the entire month Will be
August 10 aud II. On these days
Colonel Lamping. OF the Second
Washington. and Colonel Mcdonald,
OF the Third Oregon, will be com.
manders Of opposing armies, which
will embrace every soldier tn the
camp. including regulars and mill
tia. artillery. cavalry and infantry.
This battle viii commence on the
morning OF the tenth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
FIGHT FOR LIFE
WITH MANAGES

The two strangers and Condeii de-
handed that Davis and Mccoy take
drink III whisky and when they
refused. attacked them with dirka.
Davis and mccoy were unarSued and
we're terribly cut and aiashed with
the knives Of the mahiacn.
The five men wrestled together.
screaming and crying on the back Of
the tender OF the engine for 40
miles. when the engineer finally
heard the noise OF the strange bat.
tie above the roar Of the train.
when the train was brought to a
stop 1T sullivan the two unknown
men escaped The engineer had
blown his whistle 10 attract attcn.
ton and the marshal caught the two
wounded men Just a. they fell faint.
ing from the tender Of the engine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27

frt<aaeat Roosevelt discarded his
~ iszzn yesterday and rode 90
6srk n an suto.
nk<y 81 the coast are holding a
uontoa ~ Frisco.
n 3za luaQuln river IL rising.
~ fich farms have been flooded
tnfts ant caterpilIars threaten.
= b destroy The lawns and shrub
~ u tke millionaire resort At
HFefiY. Mas. but Mrs. Alice
Lnererth raised funds and 4 war
- bsxan with good results.
cfsishioa LaFxey. q young mil.
hsazsre n butte. Mout-. has been
sur<iY married et Salt Lake City
y Mas Urruls NJ. Hancock. for
Dr. Fsarx leading lady with The
baz u Nef company.
kHs Msry Osborne Douhitt.
sanaf teacher. prominent msffra-
~ sxs knbcked down b a street
sx hst evening At Portland aud
- q her injuries four hours
kin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
eats From Garbage Can.

los ANGELES. July 27.-Fol.
lowing his arrest. caught while eat.
Ing halfdecayed meat and sodden
bread snatched from the foul
depths Of a garbage can. Joseph
Lamonte Is Ia Jail here today, a
puzzle 20 the police. Iamonte.
who Is well dressed and apparent
~ an intelligent man. explains that
he was out of work and starving.
II Is learned that he aid not apply
for aid at any of the charitable
institutions here. and the police
believe that he Is temporarily de
ranged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
ON THE FRONT

Frank waterh0use 4 Co. has
chartered the British steamer
cralgvar for the Seattle North
China run. At present she Is at
Honolulu.
Taking the schedule Of the shaw
NUT. the inyeric. Of the Water.
house Weir fleet. arrived this morn.
ms from Tacoma to load Tor the
Orient.
Transport Crook yesterday shift.
ed to Tacoma TO fill her bunkern
preparatory To sailing for Frisco.
Tugs have been sent from Port
land 90 tow the wmserlogged
schooner Minaie r. Keiion. new
practically raised. 20 that place.
The Bnckman. OF the Anchor
line. will sail for Frisco at this
evening. II will take several trips
before her lost time Is made up.
Excursion steamer Spokane.
Capt Thomas. Is due 90 arrive
Wednesday. as II the belaied Ohio.
Capt CourAdi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
Mysterious Robbery.

BERLIN. July 2T-As myster-
ousiy AS II disappeared. the 5000
necklace OF Countess Won MARTENS.
leben has Just been restored to It's
owner. Where the gems have been
since the night in February when
they were stolen from the countess
sleeping apartments is stu shroud.
cd IN mystery, 80 far the public IL
concerned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27

interest to add 10 the monthly pay
ment on their little home. who
would best appreciate the utter
Jelly Of wasting Of t76G.
But the county commissioners
are politicians. aud some queer
things happen In the lives OF poll
ticans
Political Finance.
The average taxpayer would hard.
~ appreciate the value Of a busi-
ness Arrangement which would war.
rant giving a contract 10 one man
which another contractor would do
for 1886 less.
II would require a long stretch
Of the imagination to believe that
business firm would keep out OF
bankruptcy for any length Of time
that would insist on paying more
for It's stock Of merchandise than
the same could be sold for.
Commissioner Abraham does not
like publicity. He said so himself
the other day. Il have no informa.
ton for The Star" were bis words.
There are lots Of things which
do not look nice In public print
On December ~. 1907. l.. II.
Goerlg was awarded a contract 10
work on State Aid Road No. 4. The
amount OF the contract was stated
as sis.T 100. The contract Is entered
under date OF December is. 1907.
30 far as the book shows there was
no regular meeting on December
IL, 1907, and the commissioners
minutes do not state that competi-
tive bids were received on this con
tract
This was nearer Christmas day,
though. than the date Of the LIddeIl
contract
Other Gifts Made.
On March II. 1903, bids were
opened for the construction OF the
macadam road on the South Trunk
road. as follows:
Bell-soott Co. tl4.576.75.
Under date OF March rs. 1908.
contract and bond OF Bell Scott Co.
for this work were approved. The
book does not show any other bid.
ders
Christmas-maybe7
On November IL. 1907. bids for
the repair OF Cove Dock were open.
ed as follows:
p. Manson. fs7iT5.
This bid was held under advise
meut. On November 10. 1907, one
day later. the contract was awarded
10 r. Manson.
Some more Christmas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27

MEMPHIS. Tenn. July 27.--An
effort will be made 90 secure a
large proportion Of the government
fund Of s3S. 900. 900 for the reclaim
ton of wet lands In the Mississippi
valley by the Mississippi Valley
Drainage and Good Roads asaocia.
tion, which began It's annual meet
ing here today. with delegates from
Tennessee. Arkansas. Louisiana.
kentucky and Mississippi II the
convention succeeds I'm bringing
about the undertaking, thousands of
acres OF land, which Is now worth
Loss. will be rendered valuable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
BURIED IN GRAVE
WITH HORSE

PITTsBURG. July 27.-The body
Of Warren W Phillips. a rich farm
er. lies today In the grave where
hls faxorite horse. phil Sheridan" "
was buried nine years ago. Prep
arations had been made 20 bury
Phillips body In fashionable-cem-
eiery. but when his viil Was read
II was found that be had provided
that he be Inferred with his dead
horse.
For years Phillips had hated so
ciety and just before his death he
told friends that his old horse had
been his best friend. az the same
time expressing the sentiment That
he would rather go to hell direct
than be buried In cemetery"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
COUNT KoMURA coEs HOME.
tey United Press.)

LONDON, July 2T.--Count Komu-
ra. Japanese ambassador 60 Eng
land. sailed today for New York ON
his way to Toxic 10 take charge OF
the ministry Of foreign affairs In
the new cabinet OF Count KAteura.
A large party OF Japanese officials
and English friends of the distin-
guished Japanese diplomat were at
the dock TO witness his departure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
Work Smooth Game and
Gel Their Victim Into
Trouble.

A gang of smooth confidence
men" Ia working IN Seattle. and as
a result federal officials may run
them down ON a charge of passing
counterfeit money.
Andy Tomich. an Italian lsborer
was arrested Saturday nikht Tor
trying 10 pass a spurious $50 bin
AZ iQhdon's store. Ia police court
thls morning be explained how he
had been vietimlxed
tie said that Saturday he waa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
BIG WELCOME
FOR ATHLETES
ny United psss.)

NEW YORK. July 2T.-PresldeHt
Roosevelt. from Oyster BAY TODAY
wired the following message 10 be
forwarded by cable 10 London 10
James y. Sullivan. president OF the
Amateur Athletic union and Ameri-
can commissioner 10 the Olympic
games
MY heartiesf congratulations to
you and the American team. ! wish
could shake hands with each mar"
II IN probable that the president
will have his wtnh. Plans are un.
der way here today for the greatest
reception Ia the history Of American
sporting events. wiwn the victori-
GUS athletes return from England
4, Is probable that President Rooee-
welt viii accept the invitation 20
make the chief welcoming address
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27

PARIS. July 27.--The ministers
Of war and marine have begun the
construction Of a central wireless
station In Paris that will carry the
strong electric waves from one
place 10 another underground. II
Is stated by the French scientists
that the waves % electricity will
be 30 strong that communication
can be esta blished with New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
pEsERTER IS CAUGHT.

A w. Miller. who II said 10 be
a desarter from the United States
navy. was arrested yesterday by
Officers Hart aud Mcknight The
naval authorities have been com.
municated with. and Miller win be
held pending their disposal Of the
case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
FOR MINERS ONLY.
tsy United Press.l

DENVER. Colo. July 27.--The
Western Federation Of Miners to-
day tabled applications from nu-
nervous lumbermen's unions In
Montana and other northwest
states for membership In the feder-
alton. A resolution was adopted
declaring that the Western Fedora.
ton shall always remain distinctly
an organisation Of laborers EN-
ployed In mines and mining mills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
Seek to Compel Issuance
Of Licenses Through Man
damus Proceedings.

Mandamus proceedings were In.
ssitnted In the superior court today
20 compel the city officials to issue
liquor licenses 10 three West Sc.
attic saloons. Mahnken a Co, John
hartig and King a Owens. or ap.
pear Ia court ON July 80 at $50
o'clock and show cause for their
refusal.
The orders were issued this morn.
ing by Judge Griffin. and the pa.
pers were placed IN the hands of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
ERECTING BRICK
STORE BUILDING

by special permission Of the re-
gents of the University Of Wash.
ington. the Metropolitan Building
Company has broken ground at the
southwest corner of Union st, and
Firth av. aud viii build there a
temporary one-story brick store
building which viii have half "A
block Of frontage and viii be 100
feet deep.
The modification Of the original
lease allowing the temporary stfuc.
ture was made on the ground that
the step would build up Union st.
business much faster than n the
original lease we're adhered 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
EqAN BISHOP IS
VISITING SEATTLE

<zrznder kadrobake. bishop Of
a. azxsAzn church at juneau. Is
4 @x,sse on his way 10 Rnssis. ac-
e.nx.i<d By bis wife and i've
x1ttxa
psr,sx ,heir stay IN the city they
q = xnests Of Mexauiu An
go prs-xt Of the local Greek
&areh ~ Lieut. Martin Marku
"a.
n azzane vii leave for Rus-
= : ) ~ zzss. going BY way of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
Favored Contractors Enjoy
Christmas All the Year
Round al People S Expense

n Christmas came for the youth
OF the land as often and az regu.
larry AZ II seems TO come for the
contractors who make specially
Of handling county bridge and road
contracts. II would keep fond papaa
and mammas busy buying and sort.
Ing out presents.
On March H. Of this year, Christ.
mas must have invaded the sacred
precincts of the county commission
ers department az the court house.
for on that day they awarded a
contract 10 Thomas Alexander 20
construct 7.765 feet of earth work
on the Rex Ross road. at a cost OF
81, $50.
On March 10 bids had been
opened for this work By the com
misaloners. The low bid was from
ID NJ Llddell. who asked 1855 for
doing the work.
On March ii. the very next day.
the books In which the minutes OF
the board meetings are found. gives
the statement. IBID rejected and
check forfeited"
Six days later the commissioners.
without even calling for other bids.
awarded the contract 20 Thomas
Alexander for $500.
Gave Away Money.
II figures tell the truth. and there
r. no reason 10 believe that they
do not In this Instance. the commits
sioners simply gave away 1896 Of
the taxpayers money.
Human nature IN much the same
the world over and n would seem
very much like Christmas % the
average person II some one made
him present Of tTG6. That Is as
much money as many n man earns
In a whole year Al day labor.
or course the commissioners do
not have TO work out at 1926 a day,
and II IL not 10 be presumed that
they appreciate the full value Of
dollars aud cents like the average
working man.
II Is the dinner-pall brigade. the
class of people who do without milk
for the baby aud drink their tea
without sugar IN order to save the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
Dreadful Story Revealed
in Note Book Left by Man
Who Fell Down Mountain.

HELENA. Mont. July y After
itvinK In terrible torture and agonY
for fg DAYS. alone aud without food.
death finally came to the relief ~
Young man bY thu nams Of W
II. Gniiivsr Ia the usDuntnin wtida
near Olive stasioa. Sanders county
The man Was a stranger In this
part or ths coanfry. and nothing Ia
known Of him other than shat vas
Cleaned BY Coroner Victor seward
from a diary kept By the unfortnn.
ate man. lie evidsntiy became an.
conscious. DYING sooa aftsrwnrd.
The frat entry In the little book
rrmda as follows.
The First Entry.
MY name il W H. Gulliver. my
home. birmingham. England No
tffy my wife. mofher aud ehiia Al
X. r. south a.. care Rand G Smith.
am a brotherln. law ~ Rand. Feii
dawn III. nsoantsin aud broke my
leg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-27
BARTENDER SOLD
BEER ON SUNDAY

c. G. Buckley. bartender. and r.
Tomte. porter. in J. J. Webers sa-
loon, Oil King st. we're arrested
yesterday charged with violating
the Sunday closing law. Patrol
men Dennings and McCrath saw
two men leaving the place with
beer IN bottles under their arms
and the arrests followed