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Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-11
MANY SINNERS CONVERTED
AT REVIVAL IN CHURCH
DR.. Yoakum and Band Of Workers
Hold Services Once a Week
and Many Are Turned
to Right

All kinds of people are claiming con-
version, some of them sensationally, at
the composite revival services being
held nightly at the brand new New
man Methodist Episcopal church at
Agatha street and Ruth avenue.
Rev. e. e. Foster, pastor, inaugu-
rated the revivals, but excepting on
Sunday, when he and his musical wife
run the services alone, ministers from
all parts of the city and suburban
places, including Hollywood and Pasa-
dena, make the nightly appeals to the
unsaved.
The platform is open also to DR.. F.
e. Yoakum and his band of workers,
and they have full sway on Saturday
nights. While they are independent of
any denomination, several Methodist
churches, including the Vernon and the
Boyle Heights, and several Baptist
churches have recently been open to
them.
At the last Yoakum service at the
Newman church an old man created a
disturbance by yelling out that he was
possessed of a big drink devil and no
one could cast it out. The scriptural
process of getting the devil-possessed
ones rid of their demons was gone
through with, and the old man there
and then quietly embraced Christianity.
He claimed to have experienced religion.
Thus far in the revival half a hun
bred persons claim to have been "hope-
fully saved" The last services were
conducted by Rev. ]. e. Elliott, secre-
tary of the Chautauqua assembly at
Huntington Beach and pastor of the
North Pasadena Methodist Episcopal
church, and by Rev. DIR. B. G. Corey of
the Vincent Methodist church.
Tonight DR.. Yoakum and his workers
will have the platform. Their method
is to canvas the slums and bring in the
hopeless ones. All who wish may then
accompany them to Pisgah home, High
land Park, and remain there without
cost until they are established in the
faith The workers also pray in the
Newman church for the sick and the
heavy laden"
Rev. and Mrs. Foster will conduct the
| Sunday services. Those of the ensuing
week will be lead by Rev. DR.. e. p.
Ryland of the Hollywood South Metho-
dist church and president of the Church
federation; Rev. F. ID. Mather of the
Lincoln Avenue church, Pasadena; Mrs.
Elliott. formerly theatrical performer,
who was converted in Rev. Fosters
church; Rev. DIR. d. F. Howe of the
Westlake Methodist Episcopal church,
and then, at the close of the week, by
DR.. Yoakum again.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-11
SALOON BRAWL ENDS
IN INJURY OF PAINTER

Ernest Erskine, a painter living at
1921 Winter street, and James Fisher
a negro, got into an alteration in a
saloon at $50 North Main street late
yesterday afternoon, during which
Risher cut Erskine in the right hir
with a knife, inflicting a flesh wound
six inches long.
The injured man was taken to the
receiving hospital, where DR.. Edwin
Wiley sewed up the wound in his leg
Risher was arrested shortly after
the ARRAY and placed in the city jail
on a charge of assault with deadly
weapon Erskine was held at the jail
an a witness. :.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-11
OIL PAINTINGS STOLEN;
WOMEN ARE SUSPECTED

Two prize oil paintings. which were
the work of Granville Redmond and
which have been on exhibition at the
Kanst art gallery, 642 South Spring
street, have been stolen.
j. #. Kanst, the proprietor, thinks
they were taken by three women who
came into the store about closing time
Thursday and asked to see some pic
lures. Kanst showed them the two
pictures which he had on exhibition.
The women were delighted with them
and spoke of purchasing them. Kanst
showed them others also, but they
finally left without buying any.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-11
MAN KILLED BY TRAIN
IDENTIFIED BY BROTHER

The aged man who was decapitated
Thursday by a Salt Lake passenger
train near the Southern Pacific shops
was identified yesterday by Thomas
Breen. who lives at 1928 Maple ave-
nue., as James Pollard, 81 years old and
residing at 2724 Darwin avenue.
Rreen who is a brother-in-law Of
the deceased, did not know how he
came to be wandering along the rail-
road track.
He leaves widow and married
daughter.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-11
CHAUFFEUR IMPRISONED
IN DEFAULT OF FINE

D. s. Rotten, a chauffeur in the en-
ploy of DIR. Norman H. Morrison of
1888 West Adams street. was sent to
the city Jail yesterday in default of
$50 fine. Rotten was arraigned before
Justice Rose for speeding his auto
mobile at rate of thirty-five miles an
hour, coming by the Polytechnic high
school just as the pupils were being
dismissed. Witnesses said that they
had O very narrow escape.
DR.. Morrison is in Catalina, and I'M
less he pays Rotten's fine Rotten must
serve fifty days on the chain gang.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-11
RECTOR, DEsPoNDENT BECAUSE
or ILLNESS, KILLS HIMSELF
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated FFess.
ALBANY, N. Y, April 1O.-Rev. Jo-
seph Graham, rector of the Roman
Catholic church OF the Blessed Sacra-
ment. killed himself by shooting in the
vestry of his church today.
He was a brother of State Bank Ex-
aminer Edwin j. Graham and was As
years of age. He had been in poor
health.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-11
STEPS IN FRONT OF CAR;
HIT AND BADLY HURT

Richard McCrimmon, 200t Budlong
avenue, was seriously injured yester-
day afternoon in a street car accident
at Washington and Burlington avenues
McCrimmon stepped from westbound
Washington street car walked around
the rear of the car and stepped in front
of an eastbound car.
He received deep laceration over
his right eye, concussion OF the brain
and numerous other bruises about the
head. He was taken to the receiving
hospital in an unconscious condition.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-11
TRUCKMEN ARE ARRESTED
ON CHARGES OF LARCENY

B. M. Ireland, G. w. Tarter and
o. w. Decker, truckmen employed by
the United Wholesale Grocery COM
pany at ZIG South Central avenue
were arrested late yesterday afternoon
by Detectives Hawley and Mckenzie
on a warrant sworn out by w. F,
Bosbyshell the president of the COM
pany, charging them with petit lar
ceny.
1t is alleged that the three men have
for a long time been systematically
stealing goods from the warehouse OF
the company and selling them. The
aggregate of the thefts is said to be
large, but in no known instance did
the men take enough to make more
serious charge against them.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-11

HOTEL GREEN Pasadena. Cal.
American and European plans.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-11

dressing which Mrs. Albee advocated
were: Never to be in exact accord with
the prevailing fashion and never to APP
pear to be overdressed, saying, "to be
simple, yet perfect costs more than to
appear to be fifty times as gorgeously
powned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
10y United press.l


CHICAGO. June i5.-rhe follow.
Ing is the probable program OF the
national republican convention:
Called 20 NEE, tomorrow. at Coli
scum, In Chicago.
Noon-caIled to order By Acting
National Chairman Harry S. New.
Roll call of states
Invocation.
introduction OF temporary presid.
ing officer. Senator Julius Caesar
Burrows. Of Michigan.
Keynote" speech by J. C. Bur.
rows, reeisIna the wisdom. patriot.
isu,. infaIiibiii,y. etc. OF the Re.
publican party.
Cheers.
State delegations pass I'D TO the
platform the names OF those select.
ed for membership on various corn.
rit,ees - credentials, resolutions.
etc.
Adjournment tiii following noon.
Committees get busy.
Second days session called TO or.
der noon, June ~.
Announcement by Chairman Bur.
rows that the committee on ereden.
tiais 10 stiil unprepsred to report.
and that the convention. while wait.
ing, will listen to a few fervld re.
marks, and will witness a parade OF
the Chicago and visiting marching
clubs through the convention hall.
Third days session, June 10, call.
ed to order at noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
HERE HE IS! SPECIAL EXTRA
PORTRAIT Of THE NOMINEE
PROGRAM OF REPUBLICAN
NATIONAL CONVENTION

Report Of committee or ereden-
tials. Appeals from decisions In corr
tests. Arguments and vote on sp-
pesis-
Determination Of contests, orgsn-
nation OF convention; Senator Han
~ Cabot Lodge, chosen permanent
chairman Of convention. Speech.
Report Of committee on resolu-
tons; platform. Reading and adop-
sion Of platform.
Adjournment until following noon.
Fourth days session. June 10 fFrl.
day., called to order at 10 a. m,
probably.
Nominating speeches.
The states will be called In aloha.
betlesI order, and the s.fsvorise con-
candidates will be named In the foi-
lowing order: Jos- G. Cannon, Of
Illinois; c. w. Fairbanks, Of tndi.
ana; Charles n. Hughes, Of New
York; VIM. N. TAFT. Of Ohio; Jos. D.
Foraker. Of Ohio; phllander c.
Knox. OF Pennsyissnia; Robt. M. La
Toilette, OF Wisconsin.
seeonding speeches.
6siioting until enc OF the eznol.
Gates secures 4si or more votes.
Fifth days session, June 10 fsst.
urdayl. called TO order at 10 a. m.
Nominations for the office Of vice
president.
Selection OF vice presidential can.
didate.
Republican national committee "a
serve next four-year term snnounc.
ed.
Convention sdIourns sine die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
Health Department Provid-
ing Ani-tetanie Serum
for Fourth
Premii From Fire Marshal
Necessary for Selling
Fireworks.

A special campaign 70 safa off
the dread totAnss. or locklau.
which annually claims a larrc nuse
bar Of victims as the result q
Fourth Of July accidents. has been
undertaken BY the health comn,sa
sinnsf aud assistants. A pringes
Bulletin. which VIII BE- spread
hroaacast. Is nov on the press ana
sili be Distributed 10 advance % the
csisbraslen % Independence day
An inventory Of all the antl
tetanie serum. or sntisnxine. which
- nsed - a preventative. has been
taken BY Chief Assistant Df
tonrns. and wholesale drug Firms
hare promised 60 have an additional
supply ON hand 40 AZ Ia be- pre-.
pared o. handie any numb.F ~ &C.
cidenf cases
The proprietor - every drug
stare aud every physician IN the
ciiy has been asked to take special
precautions 10 guard against the
fatal results which often accompany
wuanas received from dlseharKinK
blank cartridges and ether forms o.
Fourth Of July noise producers Ia
which powder 10 used.
kceordlnE 10 M. data which DE-.
ftuarna has collected. one half Of
the eases Of iecklnw In this coan.
try are the result q wounds re
cslecd during the annual Fourth
Of July celebrations
4 would urge upon parents aud
PHI the necessity Of taking
ImfnunlEinx precautions the mo-
ment they learn that any Of their
children have been cut or scratched
or burned With powder. said Dr
isearns today. Tests have shown
that In i0o cases % foaFth Of
July wounds where the serum IL
there are no fatal re.
suits. Take an equal numbeE q
these accidents where no serum IL
injected and the chances are that
there will be from one to three
cases In which the dread totanus
wfi make itH appearance
Special permits must be secured
from fire Marshal Kellogg for the
sale Of Fireworks No fireworks
can be sold IN ans wooden building
within shat " known as the fire
limits. None Of the noise producing
can be displayed on the
street of Ia an open window The
sale II all forms Of fireworks which
slzxie around on the street on side
walk In prohibited. as also the use
~ torpedo canes and anything
larger than the ordinary sired IRE
csaekcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
Thief ATTENDED
EAGLES MEETING

There Was = thief AZ the meeting
Of the Eagles last Saturday inland
AZ GeorEsiowa. and he Kot asay
with one coat. value 10. on pasf
Of shoes. value 81. aud an Eagle
badge. value 81
This 10 the total loss reported TO
The prosecuting attorney today In
= complaint charging William
Adams. Of South Park. with petit
larceny.
The crime II alleged TO have been
committed on June IL Offleer =. &.
hycrs ~ Georgetown made the ar
rest finding the stolen goods In
Adams ted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15

delegation 10 the national rcpnhil'
eau convention frum washingfan
wlll ask the platform committee 70
favor an amendment To the inter
state commerce laws so that a rail-
Fu4d would not be permitted % put
into effect an increased rate Ia
which objection had been made
unill the Justice or injustice Of the,
charge bad been passed upon By Ia.
Interstate Commerce Commission.
The amendment IL strongly sd-
y6cafed BY Western Iambefmen.
who have representatives hers In.
slsiiug that lt be incl8ded Ia the
platform.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
HE MAY RUN
WITH TAFT
Seems to Be One Selected for the
Second Place on Ticket.

CHICAGO, June iS-The sentiment behind the seeses
today apparently favos the nomination of Fairbanks for vice
president is said that he will accept though he Fight
ing for IL Well informed leaders believe that conditions
lining up in such way make Fairbanks the avail
able
The Iowa delegation headed by Leslie NJ Shaw. former
secretary OF the treasury arrived today and working hard
prevent the nomination OF Senator Dover of Iowa for
the second place the ticket They point that Doliver
stand the prohibition question would cost the ticket
in his especially among the foreign born ese
which is bitterly opposed saloon agitation
This theory regarding Doves understood be held
by the New York delegates who say that would
heavy loss in any and particularly Bryan the
democratic ticket.
The boom of Congressman ]. S. Sherman OF New York
TO be ickering leaving Fairbanks the most
likely
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
MlllIanalr.. fer knos

ptTTsHuRu. June IA consif.
cradle Htir uaA caused In political
circles here TO-DAY. when II became
known that Senator knor'e soa and
brother left thls city for Chicago
last alEht IN The company Of a party
Of Is miifonalfes ~ this city
The departure % these miiiion,
aires. Macy Of when have never
takea active interest Ia polite. be.
fore. Il lo-oked upon ss siKnifscaat
That Senator kno1 wflI have ths
support 81 this phAlant. rwpres~~s.
lng more than $500 .e0o. coo. il a.,
surcd This bftaEa him agaln To
the froai q presidential posssbGil
ties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
FAIRBANKS LEADS
WILL "RAEE CAIN"
Wv arrested by Police ofnoer All

wa arrested by Police officer MI.
liam J Alvey.
zintheo wan arrested several
weeks ago on similar charge.
Nhen be ran down AN innocent pe.
aesifan. This IL one of the first
arrests made since she recent
threats from the prosecuting attof.
ney's office to the effect that auto
speoders brought into court would
be- fined az least 500 instead OF
the regulation s.. $40 and $40 pen.
aliiea which have heretofore been
IN order, bat which seem to have
done but iitoe good la checking
the evil.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
WAS SPEEDING
HIS MACHINE

G. J. Ziutheo was charged with
exceeding the speed limit toaay IN
complaint made out against him
by the prosecuting attorneys office.
lie IL alleged 70 have broken the
Law while speeding aionF First AZ
between Lenafa and Stewart. fie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
NEW YORK RIVAL OF THE
GREAT WAR SECRETARY

YORK June fs-AdsinA outtlis IS months eld IL
metropolis. weighing pounas ssh ganno
Unfortunately Aaens has chance president
swat esentY eeing 81 tire wrong
= putting Q pcuns a
~ :
ri - pounds.
- Il.
house she sunny afesense die
prer ard almost sohsrs the other reghhorhood babies
hsstifks hugs
greatly parxsd rfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15

Nov as te Senator Turner He
called me a liar and = rattiesnake.
but be admitted that he accepted
= $4,000 attorneys fee from Pres.
ideht frus, This IL on the books
Of the company. and 30 far as |
or any other stakeholder knows be
has done absolutely nothing to earn
Il except 20 act as Frost'n private
attorney and 90 father bis un.
scrupulous scheme.
The whole thing In unfortunate,
continued Mr. hallalne We have
a wonderful piece % property. and
had Il beon properly managed Il
would be on a dividend. paying basis
today tn. road has been wrecked
and all we can do IL to re-estahlish
II again
Mr. Ballaine called attention 20
the fact that President Frost In
his annual report had neglected to
state that interest on the bonds
amounting 90 $4,000 had been de.
fauited President Frost admitted
this and agreed 10 incorporate Il
In bis report when his attention
was called TO this fact by Mr.. Bal.
laina
Mr.. Bailaine stated that bond.
holders. holding s3.ee0. 600 Of the
total capitalization of the road,
which amounts to $500. 600. were
standing behind him in his fight
and were with him when he had
a receiver appointed by Judge Reid
Of Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
(auss,6eu at Chicago Is
q Most Absurd
Affair.
Esuyhing Is Cut--and
Dried All Mapped
0ut.


CHICAGO. June fs TO the man
sho has Seen on the ground since
~ arrival Of the first delegations
VIC has ~milied through The lobby
q Ne Auditorium Annex. and has
net and talked With the hig men
q the republican party and n lot
y ne smaller men. this gathering
u rspablieAns from all parts OF
- coaEtrY. which Is ossensibIy TO
sars candidates for president and
sirtpfssideut ard to adopt a party
p'z'forrn. seems very absurd
Jsss q Make Believe Affair.
u b waste ~ time and money.
Better far had Il been that PRIEST.
<<nt Roosevelt. At washington. had
Avn permitted to name Mr.. Taft
nd Who ever his running mate IL
. y and TO compose the platform
rithout going through this make.
ssiisse convention game When
~ deiegates meet fomorrow. Wed.
sesdsy. Thursday and perhaps Fri
~. = viii Be q ratification gather.
~ They ~ill ratify what ar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15

CHICAGO, June l5.-The self-an.
nounced candidacy OF John HAYS
Hammond. the multi-salarled min
ing engineer of the Guggenheims
for the vice presidential nomination
on the republican ticket. continues
to astonish the politicians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
Vice Pr.sIdsr, TIP.

Vice President Tip.
Judge Lacey Of Iowa. Who has
Just been stumpinE the state for
senator Allison. arrived here today
and said
The situation IT the republican
party la Iowa Is desperate. II NC
take Dolilvcr out OF the senate. Ne
stand 60 lose the legislature aud
both seats In the senate. which
would SO 60 the democrats. II will
only require % votes TO make the
state legislature democratic We
simply cannot afford to have Dol.
liver nominated foe the vice priest.
aeney The selection Of vice
president. u seems 10 me. lies be-.
tween Fairbanks q Indiana and
sherman Of New York.
Delegations Arrive.
The convention IL ON. sure enough
The ntaius Marching club 81 Gin
einnafi IL here too strong They
arrived today aad their frock Goats
and high gray aud white plug hats
are the sight 81 the city
Crowds ehe.red them "a they "a
raded through State ~ II iooss
like circus day IN country Town
The Colorado and Kansas CITY
marching clubs arrived later. The
railroad stations are ersmmed and
damned with peorle Trains load.
81 With visitors are lined up 90 the
approaches
The faklrH and souvenir agents
are thicker than they we're at the
Worlds fair. tn. whole towa IL
IN . whiFi or excitement
Selection o. Committees
State delegations this afternoon
announced the following selections
for committees
Oregon For credentials commit.
tee. Senator c. w fi4ltan. for the
resolutions committee. A ~ GIL
bert. Cor national committeeman.
r. =. Williams The Oregon dele.
cation also declared In favor Of
Fairbanks Tor vice president.
NasllinE,on-F For the credentials
COMMITTEES. Frank 7 Post. for reHo.
buttons committee. n. A. nalilnscr.
for national committeeman. u u
Mccormick.
Colofad8-For credentials com.
mittee. Judge Chae. 4. Lavender %
Leadxillr
New York Caucus.
The New York state delegation
held a caucus nj which a resolution
vas adopted asking Gen. Stewart l..
weodford. president 81 the National
Hughes league. To present the name
81 Governor Hughes 20 the eonyen.
ton for the presidential nomination.
The 90 delegates who attended the
caucus were unanimously IN favor
~ casting the states vote far
Hughes on the first ballot
The Massachusetts delegation
adopted resolution declaring for
Governor Guild for the vice presi
deney.
II was announced today that the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15

The Havenna baseball team De,
feafcd the T r. Fays NJ Woodland
park SUNDAY by se1re ~ ~ 60 3.
This makea she fourth straight
game won by the Ravennas since
they reorHRnixed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15

shieAGO. June Ex-senator
sohashsn r Dolllver Of Iowa. who
~ hissd Of for second place on
" Presidential ticket. H. one Of
~ most celebrated spellbinders
!. nv republican party. There was
aesvT boom In hts favor for vice.
"ss'nfnt 1T Philadelphia in 1900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15

CHICAGO. June Ex-senator
Chester |. Long of Kansas. who is
a vice presidential possibility, is re
garded ms one of the most effective
political speakers In his state. Long
has been In the senate since 1908.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
Charges High Finance

Frost and Osbourne have tried
20 play game 81 freeze out They
have overloaded the road and have
decreased the value Of the shares
% the snail stockholder. pro.
noted the read and am vitality in.
terested IN r.
At present no progress IA being
made With the construction Of the
road Not a wheel IA being moved
or a shovel Of dirt turned. I have
group 81 eastern capitalists Who
arc willing 10 take charge OF the
foaa. construct Il To- Fairbanks, and
pa, Il on a paying basis. And these
men will protect the interests OF
ever stakeholder
In speaking Of the meeting OF the
stockholders. Saturday. Mr.. Hal
laiae said. 4 won ms palnt The
election Of officers was postponed
until July simply because Mr..
Frost knes be waa voting -. 500
shares OF stock for which be aid not
have ieEal proxies protested
against bis voting this stock. bat
any vote was protested You no.
ticed. however. that II was Mr..
Frost himself. who wanted the
election postponed lie knew that
under the circumstances IL would
be Illegal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15

CHICAGO. June i5.--Among the
Wee-presldential possibilities IL
Frank u. kellogg Of 81 Paul. MINI.
one Of the ablest attorneys In the
west and fayorite trust buster Of the
Roosevelt administrator. He broke
mp n paper trust.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15

Roosevelt has done and will 30
home so spend months intervening
between noN and election daY in
an effort to see that M. Reese.
veits wishes are further carried
out In electinK The presidents can.
didate.
Y. y. -as Vet No Choice.
{ Up to date Mr. Roosevelt Il un.
dcrstood not 20 have made any eti,
dant choice Tor the vier presidency
This will BE- taken care OF after
Mr. Taft has been nominated.
There 10 sun suspicion In ths minds
Of the Taft men that something
mas happen to upset the plana.
They don't kaew What. bat they
are going 70 take no chances
Both hands are required TO keep
their strength IN line and they
don't intend 10 take hold of the
xiese presidency matter antii they
have einehed the main Dob for the
war secretary.
Then. while bands are attn play
inE and these make believe dele
gates are marching in cheering
masses behiEd Taft banners. there
vtll come : heag distance message
frum Washington and next day Mr.
Rooesvels's candidate Cor vice. pren
ident All BE- coupled up uish Mf
Tafi and e wtsi be els ever.
sasins a Clood Old Tlrre.
IseleEafes are having = geod
time There II pleHfy co eat aud
plenty 20 drink aud the weather IL
good. OF course ere has 90 pay
about two prices for what be eats
and the bed be sleeps in. but drtokn
can be purchased AZ the same cid
price and Kood weather deea net
cost anything
And than It's worth something 20
touch elbows with DeEev and Bev.
ertdEe and scores % other celeb
rites. And this Il a privilege OF
All delegates. They Ike X aud
they are entitled 60 something Tor
their time and money spent ceEninx
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-15
WEATHER FORECAST.

Cloudy: probably showers
tonight and Tuesday.