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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-07-15

The Ranch is in receipt of the prem
ium list of the Oregon State Fair. 1t
is replete with information concern
ing the numerous classes to be ex-
hibited at Salem, Sept. 14-19 next. Also
it's rules and transportation arrange
ments. This is to be it's forty-seventh
annual show. Among the judges en-
gagged are: Prof. j. w. Black, Winni-
peg, B. c., draft and coach horses;
J. F. Stodder, Burden, Kas., beef
breeds of cattle; r. E. Jones, Nash
Vile, Tenn, poultry. F. A. Walch is
the secretary.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1908-07-15

Oregon State Board of Agriculture
has decided to discontinue the bar
privileges at it's race course. This
decision will be hailed with JOY by a
very large proportion of the patrons or
fairs. The board also decided to erect
another grandstand to accommodate
its increasing attendance
The laws of Washington now pro-
vide for three classes of roads. The
state roads are constructed entirely
by the state at state expense. The
state aid roads are those for which
the county pays half and the state
pays half the cost of construction. The
Detitioned state aid roads are where
the petitioners, or rather the abutting
property, pays Is per cent, the county
35 per cent and the state so per cent
of the cost.
The steel drawbridge across the Co
lumbia at Vancouver, Wash, said to be
the longest steel bridge in the world,
is now fully complete. The bridge was
built by the Spokane, Portland & Sc
attic Railroad at a cost of $2,OOO,OOO.
It is two miles long, including the ap-
breaches. The main structure OF ten
spans is 2.SO6 feet in length. 1t is the
first and only bridge to span the 20
lumbia between Oregon and Washing
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
WILL ~ ME- HUGHE s
ON FIRST BALLOT

night. that Hughes would be re.
nominated The Hughes men in the
Kings county delegation remained
quiet solely for the purpose Of al
lowing Woodruff 20 make his show
Of strength and control his one dele
cation. apparently swinging q
against Hughes. As matter 90
fact we knew all the time that
Hughes would be renominated and
am absolutely certain that IL will
be Hughes on the first ballot
Prior 20 the meeting last night
I told Woodruff that ] was going to
tear things up with a hot Hughes
speech. He asked me not 20 do e.
assuring me that Hughes was going
TO be nominated any way and that
there Was no use. ! asked him TO
make that promise TO me on his
word Of honor and be did. He will
keep the promise 20 me. and as far
az results are concerned, II isall
over but the shouting Hughes will
be the head OF the ticket
The last hope OF anti-Hughes al.
lies was shattered today when a
cable message was received from
DR. David Jayne Hill American am.
bassador 20 Germany. declining to
permit the use 81 his name as a
candidate for the nomination for
governor II Is now expected that
the votes OF the allies will be scat
tered which will insure the nomin-
alton of Hughes on the first ballot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
Restricted District Has
Dropped Back to
Old Ways.

Mayor Mlllcr's cdlct. looking 10
The removal of the restricted dts.
triet aud the subsequent extinction
Of one branch Of vice. seems "a
have fallen considerably ehort 81
being 4 reform For the bries
period Of EIGHT DAYS, the spirit Of
the mayors order was observed.
but IN that time. the fertile Galllc
mind coueocted a sphterfuge. trans.
parent. bat stiil effective
Now the conditions are exactly
the same as they we're before the
mayor made his announcement 10
the chief Of police The old con.
ditiona prevail under slightly
changed circumstances.
Far from having a reformatory
effect. the closing order directed
against the cribs has had the effect
Of driving members OF the oldest
profession TO the uptown streets.
where they may be found nightly
plying their aliuring graces.
Are still In Existence.
The cribs are stlil In existence.
despite the order OF the mayor 90
the police 70 close them up They
have simply been orudely changed
into the other Classification of par.
Ior houses. Instead 81 solitary
existence as heretofore. the Partisan
persons are now gathered IS Ia a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
BANDIT BOAST IS OF
DEEDS OF BLOOD

Piitrich told him OF the events Of
the previous week.
lie said that there were four men
In the original party OF bandits
who got together in Seattle and
started south toward Kent They
had held up a man during the after.
noon Of the day when the battle
took place at Kent AZ the time
Of this battle Pittrieh claimed that.
as they we're running away from
the officers, he turned and shot, his
bullet taking effect in the nose Of
hts partner. Alagich
Liner stated on the stand that
pittfioh asserted that he was a
good shot with d rife having killed
ak men at different times I'm the
old country
The case for the state was near
~ completed this morning, and Il
W expected that Il viii go TO the
jury late this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
FALLS FAR SHORT OF
BEING a REFORM

huildlng. with technical partitions
20 constitute rooms Instead Of
flaantinR their charms in pink hos.
iefy In the front window. an %.
naauious Jap Ia noW behind the i'm
proxiaed door. with bis ear kcenly
altnned Tor the approaching foot.
afAp No visitor is allowed 90 touch
ths door knob. ~ the portal swings
insifingly TO all comers.
fiuf there is not the same popu.
lation Ia the crib district a. ~
ynfe Neither IL there any notice.
able exodus 10 the uew location az
seventh and Charles IT.. bot on
North Firnt aud Pike SITS. when
dafkneas falls there is a constant
stream Of smiling women grayitat.
lns toward vine rooms and lodging
hoaaea.
Result Of Mayors Orders,
So that the net result OF the
mayors order has been To furnish
some work for a few carpenters.
building partitions. creating Jobs
for few Jap bell hops and scatter.
ing the vice that Was once longest.
ed Go other hitherto respectable 10
caitone
The demi monde activities ON
First and Pike ats Is worthy Of the
Wild and woody days. when vice
Haunted opeu.handed and unaaham.
ed These women have brought
with thom their male following and
noe a respectable woman may not
appear unescorted on these streets
after dark. for fear OF the soft
voice aaluiation which gals decent
womnnhOOd 10 the raw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
MILK CRUSADE SAVES
LIVES OF 62 BABIES

The estimate covers a cuusplla.
tioa % deaths % hahlea under five
years In 1906 and 1905. Tor the
months ~ June July and AueaAt.
known a. the hot monihe when
infaut mortality g. ordinarily due
20 disease arising from improper
food largely milk
In 1906 the Figures are based
upon q population ~ only zeo geo
a. given In ruiks directory and
the same directory estimate ~
&c coo - used foF this year. which
really makes the estimate al the
more conservative In iaes. wish
the largely Increased population
there we're 81 less deaths among n.
fauts under five feAfa than In iAe6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15

down from the second floor with n
load Of candy. when the cable
slipped. the conveyance stopped
with a Jerk and he was dashed VIC
lently downward.
He Was picked up ia an uucon-
acioua condition and removed 10 the
Pacific hospital. and the physicians
who examined him held out little
hope for his recovery. lie 10
thought 10 be- injured internally.
The accident happened at 3 80
O'Clock this morning. and late this
afternoon the hospital attendants
reported that Martin had not re-
gained consciousness,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
names FLORENCE ROBERTS
AS CORRESPONDENT
ASTON WOMAN SAYS
ACTRESS WON
HUSBAND.
wife of Miss Roberts
Former Associate
Asks Divorce.

nsroN. Sept iS-Fioreuce
sSsrts shs actress. has been
- - correspondent Ia a suit
I, slwrce brought hy Mrs. Cora
ssuhar Reggen. OF Boston. against
= hnshana. rhurlow Bergen, the
..een Aassng been filed In the nos
n ceufts.
nsrxen vas for some time Miss
,'s.rts leading man TITS wife Ia
q sasrhser % John Farauhar, one
Z ~ xeaithlcst men Ia Boston
4. sames Miss MIRA Cameron. an.
AT actress. a. a second core
mekent ia the dlyorce action,
~ Rerxen declares that she has
.s,al sensational charges 20 spring
-. she case comes 10 trial She
~ net Regesn when the latter
r,safea IN New York with Miss
pis.ss tao years ago. and they
sp,e married shortly after. She
helares Berger has grown cold 20.
yards her AL has neglected her
Mss Raherss Is believed 10 be In
~ Fess - present. rrcpafiuk 10
so her season. aud 20 date she
"a made no reply TO the charges
4 TIE wife Of her former leading
xaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
ASKS FOR HIS RECORD
ON VARIOUS QUESTIONS
PARTING SHOT FROM MRS. ASTOR

NEW YORK. Sept 1g.New Yorks "swelesr we're given a
terrific jolt publication the October Dcneato Of
interview BY Mrs VIM Actor who retired today from the leader
ship New cutting things
about the climbers of New and Washington society and blue
stockings here indignant az what they term her license
Il vain think York will not be able 10
get along well without Mrs Aston In announcing her
retirement Many up my place But
hope influence Will be felt thing and that the dis
the undgncd methods by certain New
York to attract a following"
Mrs Aston chaacezs the functions Of society leaders
"clrcuses" wild after foreigners
u foreigner life unless be
with a o introduction she says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
CAR OF DYNAMITE
ExPL0DES AND
MANY HURT
sx unI,.d Prsss.l

sEDALiA. Mo. Sept i5.-oyer a
dozen people we're Injured this aft.
crnOon when a car Of dynamite ex.
priced In front Of the depot az
WIaasor 20 miles from here All
the injured we're standing on the
platform ~ the depot
The car wau ia the middle Of =
freight train on the Missouri.
Kansas aud Texas line and explod.
cd without any apparent cause
The letonaiion shocked every build
ins In the little town and broke
several windows
The train was standing perfectly
stili aud the cause Of the explosion
u q mystery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
Mr.. BRYAN TAKES A WALLOP AT TAFT
FIERCE FRESHIES FLING
THEIR TORRID TRADE

recognizable Jelly like mass and by
lite prowees managed all student
setssitles, hereby eondeaoonda 10
warn you bunch OF soft headed In.
fsnts, you warmed over BARRIERS,
you weakened dubs, you pale
green pln.hcadsd parasites, you
crowd Of kindergarten rummles
you liver oolored snslls. VOC brsth.
ern Of Balaam's auto, that N you
don't walk with heads bowed down
ane speak IN soft whispers we Will
cuff your noodles until your slushy
brains are churned into oleomargar.
lne."
This warming combining the virii
iiy Of Shakespeare. the classic Gle.
xanoe Of Pope. and melody of Tom
Moore, was calculated by the sopha
% detAln the sreahioa until tonight
when the homicldai features viii
be- brought into play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
Witness Says Pittrich Told
Him of Committing
Six Murders.

Deputy Sheriff John Liner. the
star witness for the prosecution In
the Pittrloh murder case this morn
ing. with the story he told OF the
boastful manner IN which the pris.
oner related his adventures after
HIS capture. made a deep impression
on the jury IN Judge Frater's court
Deputy Liner was with Deputy
Matt starwlch when Pittrich WAS
taken NJ Lake KcetchleHs. east Of
the Cascade mountains. after a
five days chase Ne had charge Of
the prisoner during q part Of the
night at which time he states that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
nEh FINED FOR
KILLING QUAIL

y. Coz. n the city engineers
and a. + Russell employed
= ". neattle Hardware company.
iinea 80 each by Judge Car
'ss1sfa4f for trapping quail
:. AlaofpHa park The two men
Afftete1 sunday hy Game
go tel. They pleaded guilty.
80 npkonaH another prisoner
kAMe uafden. pleaded guilty
~. snafEe u having in his pos
. quail and robin. and "A
u ~ wa imposed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
Chamber of Commerce
Criticises Navy
Department.

That the United States govern.
ment should abandon its policy OF
ehaftering foreign vessels to carry
coal from the Atlantic coast 20
naval vessels on the Pacific. IL the
sentiment voiced by the report Of
the committee on steamships. made
and adopted by the Chamber Of
Commerce this afternoon
The report aanAiled the govern.
ments policy as ruinous and de.
moraliging 10 Pacific coast ship
ping interests as the foreign yes
sells. after delivering the coal. find
themselves free 60 accept other
business which they secure at
rates 70 iuW az 90 make impossible
any competition by American yes.
seia.
The committee recommended rail-
transportation and even the pur.
chase OF British Columbia coal az
a substitute for the shipment %
coal from the Atlantic 20 the Pa
cific IN foreign bottoms
Advantage o. Railways.
In the event that a concession
in the matter Of rates could be se.
cured from the trRnEcontinenthl
railroads. the government would not
only profit hy q speedy delivery
Of the coal. bat the Pacific coast
IN general would prof, through the
large number % empty cars brought
here, which could be- used for east
efn shipment Of lumber and other
commodities
The committee. although not
wishing % b. put In the position
Of advocating the purchase Of fuel
In a foreign country. states that Il
II nevertheless fact that. under
existing conditions. tramp steamer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
SAYS GOVERNMENT
POLICY IS RUINOUS

owners are paid a greater sum Of
money than would pass from the
United States into foreign hands II
the coal we're purchased 10 British
Columbia. This ~ accounted for
by the fact that the charter rate
nov being paid on coal amounts
60 a sum greater than the sum for
which the fuel could be purchased
In British Columbia.
viii Urge Action.
The committee urged that AZ the
coming San Francisco conference
OF executive officers Of Pacific
Coast Chambers Of Commerce nj
which several senators and con.
EreHsmen Will be present, the
question Of coal transportation In
foreign bottoms be taken up and
pushed ahead by the Seattle rep
resentatives present. 10 the end that
the active support and cooperation
OF every senator and congressman
on the Pacific coast be enlisted "a
unite In a protest against the con.
iinuance OF the policy referred 20.
Other Reports Read.
The report OF the committee on
rivers and harbors was read and
adopted. This report delays def.
mite action on the question Of a
200.foot extension 81 pier headlines
into the harbor,
The question Of city ownership
Of one or more docks was also de.
fcrred hy the recommendation OF
the appointment 81 committee
which should include representa-
lives from every large organization
In Seattle. the mayor. city engineer.
and other city officials. this com
mittee 30 make final investigation
and report IN the matter
The committee on transportation
recommended that permanent
bureau on transportation affairs be
formed and maintained 10 act with
the merchants and shippers on rate
and other similar questions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
BIRMINGHAM TO
LEAVE THURSDAY

sgela John Birmingham sup.
~. Inspector on The Pacific
aislfief viii leave Seattle on
II. .'s el iof bic headquarters a.
Nv .''ln ! Walton. Inspector Of
49,. ana Thomas j iieney. ln.
~. q boilers. are expected 10
~ ,oaag on The Northwestern
y Alehaels. aud viii take
hI,s, p ne local office for tho
ks1e q me month until the
isn.,u Inspectors whitney and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
mot GUILTY" is PLEA
MADE BY PARKHURST

for trial az the coming session %
court In this city and placed the
bonds a. $4,000 lie could not far
niah the bonds aud VAS taken IN
charge BY United States deputy
marshalH
Parkhurat. who e. indicted on %
separate counts % emhexxllng the
bank funds. was sell known so
ciallY In this city. and his arrest for
embezzlcment came as a tremeud.
ous shock 10 his many acanaint-
aucea.
The prisoner will be held IN the
county Jail IN this city until bis
trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
TumbIes From Elevator
And Is in Critical
Condition.

Ole Martin, an ls.yearold boy.
employed aa q helper IN the manu-.
featuring department Of the impe-
rial Candy Co. sos Western avr
while at worl, IN that establishment
this morning. fell from the freight
elevator 10 the first floor, a dis
lance 81 about 10 feet. and sua'
tanned injuries that may Cause bis
death
Martin was running the elevator
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
NO CURTAILMENT OF
HEALTH BOARD FUNDS

the health commissioners and the
members of the finance commit.
tee.
One or two OF the city dads
thought the health department was
getting too expensive and succeed.
cd in calling an inquiry DIR erich.
ton explained thoroughly the vast
amount of work the department
was accomplishing and by sheer
weight OF statistical facts and
common-sense argument showed
that any curtailmcnt at this time
would be serious blow to the
cleanup campaign which has been
inaugurated so successfully.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
Accused Embezzler Bound
Over for Trial in
Seattle.

Charged with having embezzled
SIS 600 from the First National
bank 81 this city. X. =. Parkhurst.
formerly assistant cashier Of the
bank. was arfalEned before Judge
Hanford In the federal court In Ia.
coma this morning and entered a
plea Of not guilty.
The court bound Parkhurst over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
Scornful Sophs Seeth and
Simmer With Epithets
and Scathing Sarcasm.
: "soPHoMoRE sLoucHEsi
"ATTENTInNf

a
= "soPHcMoRE sLoucHEsI 4,
= ATTENTION.
= whereas. you olnky little ,
= run,s have been allowed 20 /,
= timldiy creep and crawl I,
= through one year Of university /,
= llfc without loaing anything ,
= except your self respect and /.
4 the respect o. others, because ,
q OF your weak .kneed and weak ,
q er.mlnded attitude on all mat. ,
4 tiers concerning your class
a honor. 4,
= Therefore. be Il resolved BY I
= the great ard glorious class Of ,
= 1912:
. First. that you lnslonlfiean, ,
= warts shall not Try 20 start I
= anything. or you will have a ,
. smooth double X finish put on ,
. you 80 fast you Will think you I
= arc down IN the gas hoese ,
= shoveiiua smoke.
= Second, that you shall not .
a throw eut your chest a any Of I
4 your honorable classmates. or
. you will be beat up to I
a creamy consistency. I
q Take Heed. Thsrsforel ,
q Back 20 the Cheese Mines. ,
= you Msasiy magao,s ard aorey, ,
= Eyed Buns. Beat AT"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
SUES RAILWAY
FOR DAMAGES

A complaint was filed IN The su-
pefgas couri this morning by . A.
pntff@an against the Seattle. Rem
ton & southern railway. in which
the plalntiff asAs for $4,000 dam
aaeS for injuries lie states that ~
vas hurt IN collision near The sta
iit,n ~ Dunlap on August ;. 1905.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
Death Rate Is Materially
Lowered by Work of
Health Board.

sixtytvo babies oSe their lives
this past summer 20 che successful
work ~ Health Commissioner
Crichton and the department %
health and sanitation in improving
the quality ~ milk sold in thls eity
for habY food These figures are
complied frum actual statistics and
are as nearly correct as u e. pos.
sibie for human calculation 20 ar.
rive at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
s.EE&4Hssr&&%%

SARATOGA. n. Y. Sept 15--
That the opposition TO the renomin.
alton OF Gov. Hughes r. being con
Quoted IN the state convention here
merely for the purpose OF permitting
some OF the leaders 20 make a
show OF strength" IL shown by the
statement Of William A. Prender-
CAST. register OF King County. who
said today that State Chairman
Woodruff promised In advance that
Hughes would be- nominated
In an interview given exclusively
10 the United Press, Prendergast
today said.
Woodruff promised me on his
honor before the conferences last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
Council Hears Account OF
Work and Gives
Its Approval.

The city council win continue the
crusade against huhonic plague In.
definitely and give Health Commits,
slouer Crlchton every opportunity
to complete his program Of clean
ing up the municipalities back
yards, allcyways aud unsanitary
spots. This was determined today
after a lengthy conference between
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
STEAMER IS DISABLED

Her steering gear disabled, the
Bremerton steamer Monticello for
two hours last evening drifted
helplessly on the Sound in the vic
Unity OF Resolution point Her dis
tress signal attracted the Dauntless
returning from Blakely. who towed
the Monticello TO Seattle, arriving
at o'clock. Sixty passengers We're
on the Monticello.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
CONDITION OF DEFUNCT
BANK VERY BAD

wAsHINuToN. sept It-'-De-
clsrins that the condition - the
Cosmopolitan bank. u Pitirhurs
was uaTse Than ~ fret reported
nepbty Comptroller Kane today de-
nled that John " Cunningham. na
fion4i hank examiner was iuiaxi'
Gated whsn he ordered tho lnstltu-
titsn a. close itN doors
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
HEALTH BOARD EMPLOYEES
WILL WEAR UNIFORMS

mate criticism by people whose
houses are visited ~ the inspectors
The uniforms will be- ~ blue
cloth and sufficiently distinctive "a
make the inspectors known Ia what
ever district Of the city they may
be working a. present the In
spectors only wear a badge. and
they have unintenfionaliy aroused
the Ire Of many residents who ala
not know their real authority for
insisting upon Inspections, because
they were dressed as ordinary civic
ianH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
Inspectors Henceforth Can
Be Identified al
First Sight.

Beginning October IS the In
specfors employed Ia the municipal
department ~ health ana santa
ton VIII wear uniforms ana caps
on which will be a badge dcaiEnat-
INK their vocation. This has been
drfermlued uuon ~ order 60 elm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
AWARD MANY CONTRACTS.

The board of public works at its
regular meeting this morning
awarded large number of con-
tracts FOR street improvements, both
paving and grading There ~ also
a large amount Of concrete side
walk work now under way Ia the
various portions Of the city,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15

CINCINNATI. O, Sept. Ia
Frank Hitchcock. the national
chairman, will bring the itinerary
for Tafts speaking tour here this
afternoon FOR Taft's approval IL
probably VIII be completed by Sat
urday. North Dakota, South Da-
kota and Colorado have been add
ed tentatively TO the list OF states
To be visited In the western trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15
Tires BREAK
| OUT AGAIN
Michigan Towns Once
More at Mercy
of Flames.

CALUMET. Mich. sept IS
|hrtst fires are again raging neaf
|eEt today A dancing pavilion and
.ssral smaller buildings we're de-
|Ffessd hy flames between here and
lar Superior. a distance - thrsf
AIRS The schooi bulidluN u
arssieued. and fn.n are WORKING
nj 10 prevent is destruction
kscarts from jaraEa county
<als that shs fire has burned itself
at After having destroyed miiiieua
4 tqiMrN worth ~ property RE-
sr;s teday say that there are sew
rnl firss about Norway and mure
asf Iron mountain.
coneisiors lr,provs.
N-UTa Mimi. SEPT IN
k4NsF frosa ths north shore today
H1eein thaf The fire conditions IN
A. nrth are ruuch improved. ~
1nzA Marafs an "a quiet. and none
4 ~ lehabitanfs Will leave tpwn.
1slsh y tfAzflsaiiy 0ut u danger
~ fire The steamer brought
~ 20 refugee.
A rslsef fund % See 600 has
- raised IN Duluth. 81. Paul and
4nnsxpoiis for che relief ~ the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-15

= 10y United press.l
= SARATOGA, NJ. ", Sept. IS.
= --Chas. Evans Hughes was
. re-nomlnated for governor on
4 the first ballot BY the repub-
. iiean state convention here to-
4 day.