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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-05
How They Finished
On The Grand Circuit
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Heart Badly. by Hambleton-
ian wilkes tStelle) ...... /
Daniel. br. x (AndrewsD . 2 2 2
watson, ca. x. (Loomls) .. 3 3
Early Alice, b. m. (Taylor) -. 4
Time-2:OSh: 2:09h; 2:0sh.
2:l0 PACE; PURSE sl.0OO--3 IN 5.
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Charley Hal, b. x. tSnowD ..2 z 4
Leslie Waterman, CHI x. Lion
McDonald) .............. 2
Or Fox b. X (Gahagan) 6
Fred H.. gr. X. tDoner) ........ 5
William G., br. x. Murphy -. 8
Rex, blk. h. tOrendorD .. 10
Robert Herman. b. x. (Douglas) =
Flora Directum. Oh. m. (Hersey) 10 8
Milton :. Jr., Oh. X. tCoND..,.1O Z
Lady OF Honor. ch. m. (Thom-
Time--2.0s. 2:07L; 2:O7.
2;lS TROT; STAKE s2.00O--3 IN T.
Dewitt. b. T.. by Cecllian, dam
by Red Wilkes (Andrews).. 1
Carlokin, br. n. lDurfee) ,.A. 8 .
Teascl, ch. IN. (Geers) ....... 2 3
Alice Edgar, b. m. (Benyon) 3 s
Harry Banning. b. x. (Burns). 4
Rafnes, br. X. tBurgessD ....., q
Busy, b. M. (Cares) .s........ DIS
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-05

a railroad wreck and were compelled
10 forfeit the game to st. Louis.
A few minutes later Connie
Mack came hurriedly up TO the
press box and inquired y IL were
true that seven OF the New York
players had been killed in rail-
road acc dent
Can Won beat it,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-05

Job Printing done right Times PRINT
ting Co. is John R-st Phone 1923
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-05

Is there anything that travels faster
than a rumor round ball yard? Be
fore the teams started play somebody
heard that the New York team had
been delayed on its trip TO St Louis
and that the game there had been
called OF. The man TO whom the in
formation was Impaired remarked TO
q friend later on that the New York
nam had been in railroad wreck and
0ooldn't get a team into the feld In st.
<ouia. The third man passed it along
IN the statement that several OF the
'lgov York players had been hurt In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-05

lapse Mr.. Crawforo giroeo up h's
loins and Ty-Cobbed for second
which he made easily. vickers
throwing wild to catch him there,
Wahoo continued his mad career
70 third, unmolested. Thence he
scored when Topsy HartseI, set In
his tracks and notionIess, a per-
feet picture 40 II were, camped
under Matty McIntyre's ny and
dropped II riserably. Matty stole,
advanced on Rossman't bunt and
scored on q long fly--a perform
anee which virtually won the
name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
MOTHER OF
DUNSMUIR
IS DEAD
Had Commenced Suit for
Share in $50, 100000
Estate.

VICTORIA, IS. q. Oct q. Mrs
Joan nunamnir. mother OF Lieut.
Gov Robert Dunsmuir. died this
morning. aged So She WAS the
wife OF Hon Robert Dunamuir. and
came sith one ~ the pioneer yes.
sells around the Horn in the early
'T0a. The vessel WAS wrecked on
the coast % Washington. and while
the caaiawayh we're living on the
shore the present millionaire lieu
tenant governor was born Hon.
Robert nun8muif settled on Van.
couver island, aud Ia the course
% time developed the resources 81
the country 90 snch an extent that
the family lu now worth millions
Mrs Joan Dunamulr had just en-.
tered another suit for a share ~
the $50 coo COG represented by coal
mines. railways and valuable tim.
Der lands which are nov held by
her uou A former suit. ia which
Edna Wallace Hopper figured.
failed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
K0CH'S THEORY
is DISPROvED
Bovine tuberculosis Can
Be Transmitted to
Human Beings.
10y United Press.)

WASHINGTON. oct. "A eau
Gus Of delegates opposed 20 the
Koch theory that bovine tubercu
losis cannot be- transmitted 20 hu.
man beings was called today In "a
determined effort 90 force upon the
International Tubertu losls congress
declaration that the Koch theory
has not been proved II Is stated
that the majority of the foreign
delegates are against the Koch the
DRY. the chief opponents being Aer
tong OF France. Newaholme OF Great
Britain and Won Shrotter OF Aus.
trla.
Or. Robert Koch. who for years
has stood among tho leaders IN tn,
berculosis investigation. however.
has strong following, and Or.
Detre. who conducted the tests
made In the Washington tuherculo.
sis hospital. today said they had
dlaproyed the Koch theory aud
demonstrated It's falsity beyond "a
question.
The sectional meetings continued
today. The final generate session
will be held tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
SIX MEET DEATH
WHEN TRAINS
COLLIDE

CLEVELAND Oct 2sneuts q laughter ard hisry charged
shrtska Of Of injured ard
freight crashed
coach Of Ridge
Tire exeusonisis returning from
mistake responsible for accident
Of freight having sufficient rushing
srryaksrM
smile the excursion train halted Sugar Ridge.
Tire Of the awful
petsy addition the killed
others seriously injured ard
Two other damned seaehsr, Of the
wish shaking Trough suffered
broken lrbs ard painful cuts ard bruises.
The hundreds Of he ether
Of working evsrshy
sssfsunass sounded high
escaping
asapsnshlnsx
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
TAFT SPEAKS
SEVEN Times
Nominee Puts in a Busy
Day While En- Route
to Denver.

NORTH PLATTE. Seb.. Oct -
William N Taft awakened az 30
this morning much refreshed The
train was speeding along toward
Cheyenne, Wyoming There was a
general feeling 81 satisfaction over
the meetings At Omaha last night
AZ G0theuburg. Nch.. the first
stop. a crowd Of Geo persons was
gathered AZ che station. They
eheercd Taft Justify. and gave him
a hearty welcome during the few
moments that the train stopped
The plans for today include
speeches at Kimball. Neb. Chey.
cnnc, Wyo. JuiesburE. Greeley. Ia.
sale aud Denver. Colo, where the
train viii arrive this evening
After the Denver speech Taft viii
start back east
A party 81 democrats met Taft's
train when " arrived AZ oEallala
to-day They presented % the re-
publican candidate a big water.
melon that had been picked out SIS
the largest % All the big melons In
the county
Taft thanked the delegation for
the present. and said be was glad
II was not lemon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
Court Refuses Injunction
in Lawyers Trouble
With Church.

Despite the offer Of Isaiah q.
Moses 70 substitute the term In
fsFnal- Tor that of Celestial" 10
ne memorandum Oh bis check.
which was refused BY the trustees
q ne CONGREGATION Temple De
haFtsh 1T pas ment for two seats
4 the sanctuary. BIS petition for
- lntuncii0n aad restraining order
ssalnat the church officials was de.
hled ~ Judge Morris 10 the al.
peFieF court this morning The
saaft held that IL had na lunadtc
tnn u matters 81 church dlaci
NllIle. and that the petitioner had
eos shown irreparahle inlufg
tha Inscription which Tea to
spses cheek being refused by the
,sNttftaff ~ the church read "For
~ seats, Celestial transportation
3hle and Moses "a rs affidavit
fseHtfd Id court this morning
sed that O former rabbit was
ltApfilf Fgf Bis belief that ail per-
Pc attending worship at the Term
= Earlg would - transport
Il e eaeeh sitter death. ana fbat
ben sos custom a. mako
sAaofanaa O bis ehechs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
SHERMAN JOINS
IN ATTACK
Take a Fling at Bryan
and the Democratic
Platform.

ROCK ISLAND. Ills. Oct. g.
tanea \ sherman. the vice preal.
dental candidate. arrived here 10.
dny % attend the hig republican raj.
~. and IN = speech az the baseball
park, strongly denounced ngYan'a
pplleles. and made an ATTACK upon
tha Democratic platform. comparing
II With that Of the republican lie
referred 20 Taft In the highest
terms ~ praise. and said that nry
an could lay no Just claim 70 the
IN opposition TO him
The other leaders present were
Congressman Nicholas t.ong@orth
Of Ohio. Governor Deneen. Con.
gresham Frank O. tnwden and
CONGRESSMAN James Mckinley Of
Illinois
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
MORE OIL TROUBLE
IN OKLAHOMA

GUTHRIE. okla Oct. Alt APP
pears today thar further trouble
will grow from the efforts OF the
Prairie Oil company 20 lay pipe
lines along the highways OF Rogers
county, which he'd 20 the dispute
b@weon GOV G N Haskell and At
iorney General West and since has
become an i8sue ia the national
campaign
The board Of commissioners 10.
day sent an appeal 20 West ask
lngoif. under the law they had tho
power Is grant me company fhe
4iRht 10 construct the lines West
warned the commissioners that they
did p0o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02

nearly 5000 persons. tho greater
number II Hhnm viii start cut on
The streets. In the office buildings
sad factories tomnrruw morning
plnDlnE a tag on every man. Nom.
81 ard child Who has a dime. and
~ many tags a. there ara dimes
The city has bees mapped out
into small districts. according a.
population Ia each district there
IL captain. whn has charge ~ the
SELLERS and through she captain
everything comes "a headquarters.
viii Give Concert
One ~ the features ~ the day
VIII BE- the old time rcuceFf. given
from II f6 20 rs as ln the Grand
theatre This will be the rest and
iuBchooa hour for the taE sellers.
and their badges all admit them
Many Of the stores besides
handling ~ many tags a. they
can eell will buy a large number
If tags outright. The Garvey nu.
chanan company has bought q tag
for everyone 81 iiH employees aud
the other large stores are doing
the same
Tired and hoarse from her iabofN
Mrs Humphrey took a moment Go
talk At noon today
~ tom0fruw night. you show
me a man who tsmt wearing a tag
and III sh0w you a man who needs
the charlty Organization society .
aid Va will have some men com.
pictely hlankeled In tagH. some
whom yua may possibly recognize
under a partial covering ~ tags
bat un every man sou will aea =
tag II starts tomorrow with a
rush Every three hours new crews
will start out with a rush Il viii
BE- a rush until dark and when IL
"a over Seattle will be proud o.
herself.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
STEALS SUIT CASE
WHILE OWNER PRAYS

While the regular prayer meeting
was ia session Thursday evening.
a. thief entered the ante room Of
the Plymouth church. Third ay and
University st. and carried away a
suitcase belonging 20 O. vi Ed.
wards, OF p35 i7th av, which rs~s
talned a broadcloth Prince Aisss~S
coat, a pigHltu collar box and sew
efni other small articles AR Ed
wards reported the tlBft 10 the
police this morning and orders have
been issued 90 the patrolmen 10
watch for suitcase and contents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
DYNAMITES FISH;
PAYS FINE OF $50

} Hart was fined $50 and costs
and Alta Hart. his wife. was dis
missed By Justice 81 the Peace John
r.. Carroll yesterday afternoon
They we're charged with having KIN
ed fish IN Cedar river. near Maple
Valley. on August rs with dyna.
mite n Mctaren. who was arrest.
ed with the Harris, turned states
evidence. and bis case was con
tlnued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
12-YEAR-OLD GIRL
FOUND IN SALOON

the rear Of The saloon with Blake
Blake says the girls mother and
bis wife are friends. and have often
visited the saloon The little girl
says she went 70 the bar yesterday
20 see Blake and that he gave her
glass ~ soda water The girl
says she Is a skirt dancer. and that
her mother travels about the coun.
try with her.
Humane officer John Vaupell sub
poeuaed The Rirl 10 appear In court
that Mrs Mulllgan contemplated a
trip % Spokane before blakes trial
The maximum penalty for Biake's
alleged offense Is fine o. 400 and
30 days on the chain gamR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
MULLEN
OB.gECT rs

Councilman atl.arge Frank r.
Mullen appeared before the street
committee yesterday and objected
70 "a measure Intending 10 allow
the uso ~ seven feet on Pine st.
for the Federal hotel building until
January I 1911.
owing TO the reRrade Il Is plan
ned 20 cut seven feet from the
Pine 90 side ~ the hotel structure.
10 permit al ihe eidening 81 the
street Mr. Mullen contends that
if an exception Is maae for this
building ii wlil entltle every prop
erfg owner ou the street 90 the
aHme 4fivlIeRe The matter was
taken Qaaef adglaemen1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
HER HONOR. THE MAYoRESS, NOW RULES
SEATTLE IN THE NAME OF CHARITY
TAGS ALL DISTRIBUTED

Her Honor. the MayorvaH. Mrs
Humphrey T. ngw the executive
ruler 81 Seattle
Az : O'Clock this afternoon. ia
Tag nAF headquarters. Arftnk
Mayor III Gfn. In hts uratorlcal snd
aart0fial best. laid down the relna
q clty government aud retired from
office
Tomorrow Is Tag day. and 81
Tak day Tier Honor rules with ah
HolHta away
Mhlio Sc Glil attempted 10
make the transfer - the honnys as
impressive a. possible. Mrs hum
phrey. ~ chief ~ the Tax day
workers. vas too bazy Seeding out
bundles Of tawu and giving instVuc
tons to be- wildly excited about her
new honors
Al Busy To-day.
For today was a busy one around
headquarters at sho savoy hotel
Huge bundles Of tags. containing
8 600. and small packages. contain.
las t9A wers being sent here aud
there receipts werp being signed.
and there was all the hustle and
confusion ~ tho last daY Of the
campaign
Just how many tags viii BE- sold
no one will guess The last order
brought The number up 10 zoo 600.
but today thsY are being sent out
10 the various stnte@. shops. etc.
az fast as the printing presses can
turn them out
TAGS wlll be sold not only Ia Sc.
attic and the aubuFba Surrounding
cities and iawns have asked "a be-
let ia ON the good work. and tDdaY
bundles OF tags we're bling ahlp
burn and Burlington.
bundles % tags we're being ship
Tue. Green River Hot Springs. Az.
Force Of 1000.
The Tag day force now numbers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
HOTEL GUESTS
FLEE FROM
FLAMES
Many Narrow Escapes
in Early Morning
Blaze.

KENWOOD. Cal. Oct. 2 The
kenwoOd hotel one 81 the largest
simmer resorts IN the s0noma val.
les. burned 20 the ground early TO.
day. destroying the general store Of
the town, the posloffice aud the
telephone and telegraph exchanges
The fire IL supposed 10 have or.
lKlnAted in barn In the rear ot
the hotel, and all the horses IN
The barn were iucincrated The
hotel was fun of guests at the time.
and some Of them had narrow eH.
capea The hotel was owned hy
Charles r Farley and was uuln.
aufed The loss ls estimated at
80 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
Barkeeper Arrested and
Win Be Tried on
Tuesday.

+. II Blake. proprietor Of the
hoatonlan bar First az. and BELL
- vas arrested yesterday after
noon by Pairolman French on
charge Of allowing minor 20 fire.
aaent bis saloon Tie was released
% SO bail The case will come up
before Police Judge John b Gordon
next Tuesday morning
Fagrolmau French found Ruth
Hulllsan. u years ola. tn a box In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
BILLS MUST HAVE
BOARDS SANCTION

Hereafter any bill for supplies
Incurred By city department with.
@s4 the offlcis sanction OF the
has.e.s al eatk]lc garlse viii not be
nsrreas.ss as~ payment unless In a
case VI absolute emergency This
is the uitmaium which has reach
cd the heads of the various depart
nFslta IN the shape OF a Agugthy
communication from O boAfd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
TEXAS PLANS HOME
FOR SEATTLE FAIR

that a movement is on foot to raise
funds for a building for the Seattle
fair by popular subscription The
laws Of the state prohibit appruprla
tons by the legislature for this pur
pose.
Information from Fort Worth
states that already the campaign
for subscriptions has brought IN be-.
tween $4,000 and $4,000 guaran
teeing a fine house for the Lone
Star state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
HAS MONEY TO BUY THEM.

The Standard Oil crowd needs newspapers Stand
ard crowd has the whcrewth get all the newspapers
needs and all the newspapers said have bought pay
ing properties and good investments ii only for the interest
they pay the money invested.
With string Of newspapers extending from Seattle
Nome the influence be swung favor OF the Standard
oil would be immense in IT'S power Ii would protect
Standard Oil steamship lines from Seattle the north
would protect the railway belonging the Standard
mercantile companies companies
boat lines and every form OF commercial enterprise under the
oil trust dominion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
MINER SUES FOR
$4,000 DAMAGES

a complaint asking damages OF
$4,000 by Jacob Hill against the
Pacific Coast company and the
South Prairie Coal company was
filed In the United states district
court yesterday afternoon
The plaintiff alleges that he WAS
a minor In the employ of the dc.
fendants, and that ON August 49,,
1907 he was cnusht in gas ex'
plesion which occurred through tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
NEWSPAPERS ARE NECESSARY.

To do this It is necessary have newspapers something
20 weld public opinion the Standard On way OF thinking
i Is Of the Standard OH campaign plans keep Alaska
~ perpetual territorial subsection the that
Senator Ens and his friends have ung New Mexico and
Arizona.
With an absolutely free and independent press inside and
out 81 Alaska Standard Oil schemes would always be
OF defeat by Of the possibility Of the people get
ting together and making their wishes felt in Washington
With influential newspapers Seattle string 81
mails IN Alaska Standard Oil interests would always be "a
q clever il covered. defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
FLAMES THREATENED
TO DESTROY TOWN

SANTA ROSA. Cal. Oct RE.
ports received here this morning
say that the pnatoffice and several
other buildings At kenwood. Son.
oma county. were burned early TO.
day In fire that threatened 20 wipe
ont the town The telephone wirea
are down and II IL impossible to
set complete details ui the fire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
VALUES INJURIES
AT $4,000

In a complaint filed In the su.
perlor court this morning agaiuai
the Seattle. Renton q Southern
railway, Cornelius Jorgouson asks
for $4,000 damages against the
company for alleged personal I'M.
jufles The complaint states that
he was pushed from one Of the
cars Of the company by a eondue.
i0r that the car was running at
the rate of ID miles an hour. and
that az "a result his right arm was
broken, and he ia permanently dis
abled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
ROCKEFELLER MYSTERIOUS VISIT.

The visit OF William Rockefeller and his party Seattle
shouded under the conventional explanation
seeing the country presumably the the
Milwaukee road Yesterday the got afoa thar
OF the that claimed Mr. Rockefellers was
the purchase of the Seattle Times The story the purchase
the Pf by the Guggenheims antdaes the Times story
The and purchase of the Pl is of frequent report
Ii is known that negotiations time ago and
nearly closed whereby the P- pass hands
The restrictions local political matters insisted upon
by the present owners caused this fall through
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
OPENS NEW RESTAURANT.

r. Thompson. who das been enc
saged In tho restaurant business M
Seattle for 20 years tomorrow
opens q Sow restaurant at $50 Sec
ond aN Tho place has q seating
capacity If loo and ifs mattresses
have been employed Tho interior
has been handsomely decorated and
uo eQAense has been spared IA the
honHnN4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
STANDARD OIL AFTER ALASKA.

Crcdencc given all these Of newspaper pur-
chascs by Of the accepted fact that the Standard Oil
crowd Is IN the midst 81 active campaign secure
plee dominion Alaska in every line in which dollar
be made
The extent OF the Guggenhcm interests in Alaska pretty
generally known, and the Cuggcnhcims
the Standard OIL being party many all the schemes
that forth from ~ Broadway The Rockeeers Morgan
Stlman Hartman and whole syuI OF lesser financial
a grouped together Tor the private expotaon 81 Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02

Did William Rockefeller buy the Seattle Daily Times while
he and his party visiting Seattle last week.
Rumor has il that he did
Rumor likewise has it that the Guggenhem have
purchased the P and will control Of that newspaper
Immediately the close Of the presidential campaign
Also Il Is pretty generally known that these inter-
ests the Standard Oil crowd have bought string o daily
and weekly newspapers Alaska Among them the Fair
banks News kechikan Miner Juneau Record Skagway In
tcroper Nome Nugget Cordoya Alaskan and the Valdez
Prospector
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
MOSES - DENIED
SEAT EN TEMPLE

annually when paying for his tenn.
pla seats
The affidavit alleges that his Of.
Ter 20 make the inscription read
internal route, upon his being
convinced that his former idea was
wrong. was met with scOruful
reply from Secretary Morgenatern,
~ the temple The temple author
tiles state that Moses will be adj
mitted 20 the edlflce 10 worship.
but that be cannot rent seats under
exIallng cnndIllnna.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
ALAS KAN MINERS
WIFE KILLED

the woman was Rockers wife. as
they apparently had been living to-
gethcr Investigation today, how
ever. showed that she was seeking
a divorce from her husband. who
is an Alaska minor. and IL was her
intention TO marry Rocker as soon
as she gained a decree.
Much mystery surrounds the
shooting Rocker asserts that the
woman shot herself, There were
no powder burns and no evidence
that the muzzle had been very
close when the shot was fired. and
this disproves the suicide story
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
People Contribute Funds
for a Fine Building
at A.-Y.-P.-E.

Indications are that the A-Y-P.
r. will be the first worlds expOsl
fion % have Texas building Word
has been received from + " Gohi
kc. secretary Of the Chamber of
Commerce Of Wichita Falls, Texas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
GUCCENHE|MS ARE AFTER
PAPERS HERE AND
IN THE NORTH
REPORTED THAT THEY HAVE PURCHASED
TIMES AND ACKNOWLEDGMENT COL.
BLETHEN DENIES KNOWLEDGE OF 1T.
SAYS HE HASN'T HEARD OF 1T.
"If Mr. Rnrk.

IF Mr.. Rockefeller anybody else has bought the
Times / know nothing about IT, Inasmuch as Toe is in
New York and Clarence doesn't pretend have any
thing do with the business think would surely
been informed Of the sale If Joe had been here he might
have sold it the sly. but he absentCol Bethens
statement concerning the purchase Of his newspaper by
William Rockefeller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-02
SEND FRIENDS TO CONGRESS.

With these papers the Standard oil could make hard
fight send its friends congress delegates from Alaska
1t could bring powerful influences bear appointment
Of governor United States marshals and their deputies
would be Standard Oils friends In fact the entire govern
OF this territory could be nodded to suit the
eyed interests Of the Standard Oil crowd
And all these plans being worked out Standard oil
Alaska Ii is the last chunk Of the big earth which
somebody hasn't prior claim exist and it probably
the richest