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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
lustanIa Brings England -Four Hours
Closer to America.
IJ1 llH Is kitIs n asti
One Day She Logged es2 Miles, but
Did Even Still Better Later by Max
ing $50 Miles - viii Get Big
Subs dy.
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK. May -, -Lus'tan'
las new record days l? hours ana
IL minutes. Lusiiania' : best previous
record-five days exactly.
Mauretania's record days %
hours 50 minutes: Lusiranias best
days run-632 knots. lnSitania
best previous days run-62! KNOTS
March 10.
The giant Cunardsr Lrsi'ania has
broken all the trans Atlantic records
despite a handicap of fog and Storm
when she finished her trip from Liv
erpooi and Queenstown of SANDY
Hook !ightship early todag.
Her hourly speed At tim"s Vas
more than twenty-six knots. and 'h'
enthusiasm Of hundreds Of passeh
gers was not greater than that oil
every officer and man down to Inc
ssokers. who piled more than thou
sand tons Of coal into her furnaces.
All single days runs were Sn'aS"
ed Thursday when She logged b.
miles. bat I: Is believed that Yes
tcrday her Performance was sill bel
ter. and that the days record VIII
show s.s knots.
The Lusitauia came Over 'h~ '"hi
course. which is about :>?" kn"'S
and her hourly avcrsg" vas NOR
than twenty-five knots Tn" first da!
Gut she showed a record II So knot 5
the second day s25 knot. ih"n -
knots. Yesterdays record b's n"
been received.
The big turbiser passed \dn'""A"
Sbo'Is nshtship a, s:27 last n'Eh' =
high speed I'm a smooth "a W."
time may not exceed tbaf N mad
over the short ccsrs.. ah"ui W
miles less than the ouc IN" '"'k
four days. IS hours and in minutes
but 81 would h. pretty clos =" "
Tho boarfy average then Was y "
knots. Hcr record over III" long"
course has beeu juyt fve day.
The builders Of the LuSitan,s's IN
Eincs are ssls 70 br aboard this 'ri'
AMI have encourages the eHEin""r
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
70 ASK FOR ANOTHER
BISHOP COADJUTOR
Episcopal Council Of Virginia Decides
to Elect Ore Owing to Greater
Work.

FREDFRfCii SEI'RG. VA. MAY -
Tho M 81 important action Of the
Episcopal CuUncil Of Virginia vas
taken W thi. morning when Bishop
Gibson made formal request for q
bishrp cCadju~i"r owing 70 extended
territory and iurrJ aSinE duties In
consequence ~ thc growth Of tho
church.
~ accc rdanc" With the csnons Of
the church. ia" request mus b. acted
upcn by ali tho bishopz and standing
committee ~ ~ church.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
PASTOR RESIGNS WITH
CHARGES UNANSWERED
Rev. r. A. Eiiwood, Of Ieavenworth
Presbyterian Church, Accused
by Chorister's Mother.
(By Associated Press

LEANENWORTH. KAN. May g
A sensation was caused here today
when IL was announced that the Rev.
r. A. EIlwood. formerly Of Whining
ton. DI. had resigned as pastor OF
the Jeavcnworth Presbyterian church.
following charges preferred against
him by ,hs mother of one of the
Young girls in the church choir. The
resignation was accepted. Mr.. Ell
wood has a wife and child.
= The church Is one " the Oldest
and most conservative in the city.
Since coming here tire" years ago
Mr.. FJIxooi has been leader in maEy
reforms.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
r. p. A. AT ROANOKE.
Convention Begins With Large
Attendance.
BY Assuci1trd Press J

FBN NSHU' TIT'W TT'HN.T
ROANOKE. w. Nav - The
seventeenth annual convention of tho
Travellers Prntcctiv" As'"ciation OF
Virginia convened here today for a
two days session. delegates are
prcsG mt from all s"cti' lis Of tho state
and the meeting l. ON" Of the largest
ever held in the Ola Dominion
Mayor Cutchin made All address of
welcome and the rrspnns" was made
by President r. b. Adams, of the or
ganization.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
BRYAN MAKES PLEA FOR
EMERGENCY CURRENCY
State Banks Should be Given
Some Protection as National
Institutions
ADDRESS 10 Cu|CAGo BlnkfRs
Commoner Declares That Americas
System is Superior to That Of Eng
land. and That a Good Overhaulina
is All That Is Needed to Put Things
Straight.
nv Associated Press)

CHICAGO, May -. - William j.
Bryan made q plea before the Bank
crs Club of Chicago tonight for an
emergency currency that would en-
able state as well as national banks
to relieve money stringcncies, ana
sounded a warming that the people
would demand the government bank
unless absolute security for deposits
can be assure q them.
II" spoke on the Banking Busf
ness" before several hundred mem
hers on the occasion OF I04 regular
meeting Of the club.
On the subject of emergency cur
rcncy. MIR. Bryan said that he bellev-
ed that the currency should be Is
sued by the Federal government and
loaned 10 the banks. One reason ad-
eanced for the belief was that the
state bank could be given thu same as
sistauce in time Of need as the gov
crument institution.
On Same Footing.
Il do not know" he said. why a
state bank should not la thus aided
in the matter. Of relieving distress,
la my opinion ,lse state AaAs the m;
tionaf banks siSnfd BE bsAegdr - tlke
same footing when It comes to the
qu stion OF securing emergency cur,
rcnCy.'
He said that he believed that our
present banking system with 20.ooe
independent banks. more nearly
meets the needs Of the people OF this
country than system like that OF
the hank of England would do. but
he declared that the system needed
general ovcrhaul!ng.
The thing for us to do. he said,
lis to take the system We have. ex.
anime il. correct its faults and make
i; respond to public sentiment. for II
any one think he can ignore public
sentiment. that person will learn his
mistake when II is too late.
Temptation to Gamble.
On the question Of affOrding Sc
curity TO the dcpOsitcr Mr.. Bryan de-
cIarcd that the temptation to gamble
was the source OF most OF the great
bank failures and suggested the neces
si,y for a lew that would remove this
temptation from persons who handle
other peoples money.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
LEFT GOOD RECORD BEHIND
Wilmington Holds Only Sensational
ISM Against Mr.. GIlwood.
by Associated Prrss. ,

NY ASSDNff''u t''S"-'
WILMINGTON. DEL. May 22.-Rer
Roscrt A. Ellwood vas brought int"
prominence here by a somewhat son
sstjopa. sernon a couple ~ days b"-
fore the burning At tho stas" near
here cf George White. a negro. IN
June ~. 1902. for an asss"lt on HeirT
Bishop. a Young white girl. who dtca
from her injuries.
Mr.. EJlvccd ozm- 10 Wilmington
from khseoon. y. J. about 1922 To
ASSUME the passorai~ of tho o'iv"t
Presbyterian church. which wa his
sccond charge On tho Presbyterian
ministry.
As pastor Of the oiivet church Mr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23

Ellwood displayed somewhat sensa-
tional methods. He was active In
church and temperance work and In
troduced the innovation here of hold
ing religious services in the thea
tire. A long time ago he became in
yolved in charges of doing violence
to church law. but was acquitted.
He Ief, a good record when he de-
parted two years ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
MURDERER MAKES ESCAPE.
After Killing Companion. farewell
Man fires Upon PUrSucrs.
nv tg<o~fli~d Press

ROANOKE Va Wa, g2-Late
last nigh, ~ Taz"w"ll Va. Narco
Grusnrl,sr. VII known Young man
VS. shrt 10 dcaih within hundred
yardz 81 hi homo b, MS companion
Oscar Rers~c. who lairr mad hts
escape.
After killing Grns''~l"~". Kos fTed
On tho MN WI" purEu~G him TIT 'hc
bullets won't Wild ard h" Eot s~ay
The cause of the shcu'ins Is not
known.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
eno,rer kelren, on Monroe

NEW TORE Nav Z2-By tho burst
ing ri steam pipe IN board tho
Oh Drmiuion line Etrsmer Monroe.
=; hsr pi~r h. r. today. George Luke.
" Norfolk. and Edward Woods. Of
RaItir,orc. p,~mb~rs Of scr crew. were
badly SraIdcd Thry were removed
20 q hospital Physicians say they
viii recover.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23
VIII insist Upon Awssevwssee
nv Associated Press

WASHINGTON. q. c. nay @-ne
disagreement II The 3e0se a n.y.
seu,s.ives to the ccsss nan ssovoo'
lion amendment 20 The pcptO0ce -.
rrrpriasiop bsn xss NJ s-oDre ~
senate today. saa . f1rtbW go =.
epre vas ov5<red. o. 0ouee r1gs
recs s~fxx isysyvc1n1 - ~
the dteyutel oUgD0 y 8. =. : -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23

Tho great old parry" he began.
has resolved itself into = vaudeville"
stock company"
H. charged the Rr,ubIicaps With
no, daring 10 face say grcs; puh
III question IN fair and straight
forward way. By con hinine several
propositions In one. Whist are yoa
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-23

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news report Of the Asso.
eiated Press.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12
HOLC0MB SENT To
JAIL FOR CONTEMPT

Or Augustus Holcomb wAs com.
mitted to the county Jail by Judge
ffatcr this fnnrninE for contempt
of court. He VAS later released on
bond Of $1,000 givsn b. Frank
Atwood
Holeomb vas originally commit.
ted on October ,. for failure 10 pay
alimony due bis former wife. Eva
Holcomb. but the commitment was
suspended by tho court until thiM
morning AZ $50. 10 order % give
Holoomb an opportunity to secure
the necessary cash.
re appeared Ia cnurt thia morn.
Ing at 10 o'ciock Nth no money 10
make the payment There f. $500
ailnUny due the former Mrs Hol-
comb. which the court finds that
Helcomb II amply able 70 ray The
defendant asserts that this fading
H. = mistake on the part Of tho
court. and that he IL utterly unable
10 pay ans aiimony AZ this time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12
CHURCH TO HAVE
EXHIBIT AT FAIR

Methodiam will be we'll represent.
ed At the A-Ysp. exposition. " the
plans laid at the meeting Of the
Seattle NJ ". ministers meeting
this morning Rre carried out. Rev.
T. y. Elliott read u paper on the
fair and the opportunity u would
afford to demonstrate what the
church has done for the Northwest
u iH planned 10 have an extensive
exhibit of historic church articles
u was also decided to aid the
Y. w e, A ia the reestabliahing OF
headquarters at 3rd and Cherry
The ministers viii attend the fecep.
ton Oct 49, At the Queen Anne
church for District supt. Rev. J. r.
Marriott,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12
COMMONWEALTH
IS PLANNED
c.,onies Of South Africa
Meet to Arrange for
Federation.

arpaEN Natal Oct IA The
y. vV items toward the formation OF
~ 'as,,sa.nsssonWealth Of south africa
= sahan today when delesaseH
W. Sa,al. the Tra-svsal Cape
cSSs and the territories m r"''s he ps
the ne, ga ! tederation Of their various
governments ,.,,.,..,s and differ.
~ n cplnlons eonoern'ng tnr
ehsss ae,lrahle form OF union i
So s...ssa FOR a time to prr~'h'
2 ,ssremen, whatever but Pre-.
, sas exchanges q ideas and
nla's e0mpromlses have re.
nasss, What looked IKE the most ,,
s a,0sss obstacles, and present ,hu !,
s ss,.Sss are COZ The adjustment o'
~ minor difficulties that SUI" ~
mRin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12
Crazed by Jealousy, Man
Ends Two Lives at
Van Asset.

Ben Volk, laborer employed at
the Denny Renton Clay Works.
fired both barrels Of a shotgun
loaded with buokshot at his former
sweetheart. Rosie Rosiff. as she
passed him on Rainier av. s.. the
main street Of Van ASSET. late sat
urday night The Girl fell 20 the
ground and died almost instantly.
Henry Perini, who was walking
with the woman at the time, took
to his heels when Volk fired. Volk
stepped close 10 the dead body OF
his sweetheart and blew out his
brains with a bullet from a SS-cali.
Der revolver, falling across the life
less woman.
Volk and the girl quarreled two
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12
SUNDAY CLOSING LAW
UNCONSTITUTIONAL

PORTLAND. Ore. Oct " That
the sunday closing law aa provided
BY the state legislature IL unconsii.
tutiunal was tho decision of proaid.
iag ludgr Gantcubein IN the circuit
court today The decision vas
handed down In deciding a de-
murrer which had been flied by the
state through the district attorneys
office Ia answer 10 the injunction
granted BY she presiding Judge ~.
straining the police department and
an other city officials from making
any arrests for violation Of the Sun.
day closing law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12
RAINIER ELEVEN
DEFEATS BALLARD

The speedy football team OF the
Rainier Heights Athletic club yes.
to-day defeated the team from the
hallnrd Athletic club by score OF
30 70 o For the Rainier team.
Cptton, az end. and Meade and Me.
Donaid. the halfbacks. played an
excellent game
The ballard club played we'll. but
tho Rainier boys work was too
m,oh for Thorn.
The Hainiera would like 10 ar.
range games with teams ia or out
of the city. the Fremonta or the
Queen Anne team preferred. TO ar
range games, call up Main b026 or
addreaa u. O. Madole. 1898 Main st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12
PRICES PAID TO
PRODUCERS

rhs fafisvtns rsFraas. pfsees rsFs
4natsa % Wsstsfn fhis tnqfntns
FotffsTN Ola hens i've @eiGhA
fM4 ser psuns dressed lie r~E
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issfnd dressed. ttr rsr pesnd. treilsfs.
tisa tae PEI issztna aFuastd. fAa
sananM tf.t psF tansu a@rks spfina
usa t&H rsf pqHnd dressed tff pei
paaa1 rfassns 81 rsf feasa
HIT EHa- isesal fsneh. 1850 Psf
rseaah
f.uttN f.nlsi fansh tte
MAS live sstshtsat'aae $40 psf
sezlnd stssrs tss 80 paand Maiten
w#fhers tA9 rst DeMn8 sNgA ~ Per
pssihA MpHs Ne per gaand. Lasan
g. 80 Rauna BELLS and assas axe gss
t.assnA
MNATa Dressed V.at isfas ss
PEI paand ussHtafn fa.ttaF psf rsund
Ths faiiaefhg are local Qaet atiCns
mads "a ~ sstsfa this raafains
FnrtT atfaVensf Elm arniFs 81 80 %
tsfa4iess. tttAse. pg@ms H@sser apples.
VEuET kuiaEN Carrots Use psef safk
arasn eN8ana - dae eas pafatAes. fiss
~ fssaf sFihHeh tss Boa. esuiffiew#r
81 ~ aas bsrfs flee ssrk. ceiafg.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12
FURUSETH SPEAKS
HERE TONIGHT

The political situation. aud par.
ticularly the Injunction question
from the lab0rlng mans point of
view, viii be the subject of a speech
az 5 O'Clock tonight ~ the Labor
Temple by Andrew Furuaeth. head
OF the International seamen'a union.
Charles H. Miller. democratic
candidate Tor congress, will also
make a speech ON "Asiauc Exclu.
Sion.
The meeting will be presided over
by 7, H. GIN, Puget sound agent
OF the seamen's Union of the ia.
cifio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12
RAILROAD AVENUE is
DANGEROUS TODAY

The sloppy condition o. Railroad
ay this morning was the cause OF
some tears and many swear words.
Passengers passing 10 and from the
cross sound boats were continually
spiashed by passing wagons. and
many slipped and foil In the un.
certain footing afforded by the
slime that covers the planking
one lady hnrrying 10 catch tho
Flyer for Tacoma lost her footing
and ruined a beautiful gown. A
dock hand running along the side.
walk, slipped and was only saved
from going under the rail and into
the Sound BY the fact that he slid
against the legs 81 two passerxby.
knocking them down. but stopping
his headway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12
TRAVELLED FAR BUT
GOT NO JOB

G. J. Thprson. baker. this morn
ms brought suit against KuurnHy
a RudcnAy. employment agents.
charging them with sending him 90
Juneau, Alaska. ta taks job that
didn't exist lie paid them an s.
Zee ana bis expenses we're $50,
fhorsen alleges Ia his complaint
that this IL common practice ~
Tho defendants, that they send poor
men % Alaska and laraway places
taking chances that they viii not be
able 90 come back The firm TO
whom Thorson was sent denied that
they ever authorized anybody 70
send them a man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12
PARLIAMENT OPENS

LONDON. Oct la,-With the Gus
tomary oheeryances Ia both houaea
parliament opened ita sessions Co.
day Measures of utmost Import.
ance, IN view OF the social and In.
dustrial strife and the troubles In
the near east will occupy the at.
tcnfion of the Legislators The en-.
tire ten weeks sitting will be occu.
pied BY government measures. the
most important OF witch Is the
licensing bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12
BATHING BRINGS
DEATH TO MANY

The native inhabitants 81 Chen.
age. Alaska. on Prince William
sound. are virtually killing them
selves BY their process Of bathing,
according 10 Julius Singer n mine
operator Of knight island,
The natives. who aro a low class
and unintelilEent. battle In hot
steam. generated by pouring water
ON red hot stones. and immediately
after plunge into the cold sea
waicr As consequence. they
contract consumption. Singer says
the Indians Of that section are rap.
idly dying off. and that In the vi
lawe Of CheuaKe the death rate
amounted last year To "a per cent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12
IArANIsE - aoasnD.

while aatrida q horse on Eighth
ave d Yesterday George kabata. q
Japanese truck gardener. NRN stop
pod bY two men ana forced 20 give
them o. each before they would al.
low him So proceed knbata report
- the alleged robbery 40 PHtrplmnn
Fnik who later arrested sam FHffer-
man and Isaac Himons. junk dealers.
Who's TREMENDOUSLY deup amp part IN
the alleged robbery knhato rualts
fFaiY Identified the junk dealers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12
BANDIT ALAGICh Is
ON TRIAL TODAY

Mike Aiakich. one Of the high.
waymen charged sith murder IN
the first degree for the killing 81
Marshal Miller Al keuf lAst spring.
u on trial In Judge Fratar's court
today Three men aru under
charges II murder In the first de
gree foF this crime. one Of whom.
Niek pittrich. vas tried and convict.
"a several wceka axo.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Pmgmore Ia conducting tho case
Tor the state. and Martin. i.undy
q Martin are defending the pFis-
unar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12
LOCAL WIRELESS
HEARS HONOLULU

The University station OF the
United Wireless company yester.
day about 4 a. IN. overheard a wire
less conversation between the sta.
tion al san Francisco and the com
panya new station AZ Honolulu.
The distance IL cloae 10 three thou
sand mllen
i6wnrd message to the United
Press and a IS word message from
San francisco to Honolulu we're
heard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12
PATROL PROPOSED
FOR CEDAR RIVER

An ordinance empowering the
mayor 10 appoint a number % spe
ciai officers 60 patrol the Cedar
river water shed and enforce Hani.
tary regulations iuauring the purity
~ the water supply will be brought
before thu council tonight
The health officials who returned
from Cedar river last evening ~.
port that every possible source Of
contamination IN the vicinity Of the
working camps inspected had been
removed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12
STAYS HIS sweetheart
Then BLOWS OUT BRAINS

weeks ago and at that time he
threatened 20 kin her. He was
placed under bonds OF 5000 to keep
the peace. Saturday night the as.
sassin lay In wait for his victims
as she and Permit left her home TO
go TO saloon.
As the pair reached a place half
way between RoXey Rebers resort.
the Maple Leaf bar Volk stepped
out into the road and fired. Both
Nolk aud the woman were Bel.
CLANS The bodies were taken TO
the undertaking establishment OF
the nonneY-W Watson 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12
DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN FUND.

CHICAGO. Oct. i2.~The Demo
cratic national committee an.
nOunced today that up 20 date 2a..
600 individuals have contributed TO
the campaign fund
The list IL being compiled today
and will be made public Thursday
II was announced that Bryan
would speak at Denver October l6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12
TAX AMENDMENT
TO BE DISCUSSED

The pendIng YAK alnsn saasar, ~. Y,
se voted upOn At ne {. No Wv VII
s,ecsions, and which, Z gass ,.a.' WI,
system ssss q the county and state y, =
~, $3.50 sss,ert * ! pabiie adde's TO
- - made Il he Chamber q coi =,
- sos'errow afternoon BY J. y,
rr,st state tax commissioner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12
BALLOON BURSTS
In MID AIR

WElIINl oct lI-aaWhen az
height OF 1000 feet the American
balloon conauerer the only Yankee
airahtp IA the International contest.
huKst and started down. like a shot
che remainder % the distance was
made slowly The two occupants A
"a Forbes and A Post were enly
slightly injured due 10 the basket
smashing against the roof or
house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12
rlanrras nasw cnowD.

A street fight between two men
On seneca 81 between zud and frt
AYES. attracted a crowd ~ faiiY
] zoe persons yesterday afternoon.
Holland arrived tho fighters re-
fused q quit Frank Musisuna. one
uf the rombat&nta. was arrested on
diAordwriy conduct charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12
sAloosnAN ARRESTED.

r.Aa Amnn. rrepristor % the
$3.50. 800 a. 81 the Seattle bouis-
49, -. arrested - Patroiman q
, ~. yssssr,lay and = charged
.,th vinlaiinx thc sunday closing
Assem- WAS released on $500
- Ma fiarence pa Bee was
- .rrsnsed As q witness She WAS
..'....d npan Aepo<ing t5a bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12

Gam. wrssn " 0ief has offered
. rswxra ~ fl* each Tor the deiiv.
- = NJ effIee 81 Roy sewers ani
49, nslf eHe broke away last
r-If<x non Eepusy HrrrAa az IRE
1900 Kxs~NN was stopped N hta
.rrssss 81 ne iuterfsrenoe % a
~ driver Wis Threatened 10 ram
~ sl1s aefe thfoagh the deputy y
bsfs Both the fmkttiveN are want.
4 .sf si1faiinx The ftsh Law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12

summary, Three base HE iiof-
man. Two base hits ThomaH. cobb
Stolen bases chance z, Cobb z,
SfVinfeldt 8 Struck out hY
balls ~off pfaiater, 4. off Muffin. I (.
off Heulharh 4 Double plays
ENura 90 Chance. Srhaafer 90 Ross
man. oLcary 90 schaefer 90 noss-
man. EMPIRES oDay and shori.
dan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12
SHAFER Is GIVEN
WEEK TO PLEAD

w. "a shafer. charged with en-.
beading O. 1880 from the Puget
sound Electric. waa arraigned be.
fars Judge Fratef this morning aud
given a week In which 10 plead
" n Waller and Bernard Jones.
the patroimen charged with as.
aauit and battery. we're arfaiRned
In Judge Fra,srm court this morn.
lng and entered q plea OF not guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12

CHICAGO, Oct is--That Wy
omlng viii so Tor TAFT BY large
vote II the statement OF senator
Warren. Of that state. who WAS a
visitor AZ the Republican headquar
ters today lie declared that hin
state viii give Taft as large a ma
iority as Il gave Roosevelt
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CHICAGO. Oct t2-lt was an.
nounced here today that Taft will
speak at Cleveland October Ia. az
Wheeling. w. Va. October 10. at
Washington October 49, and az Bal
timore October 10. arriving az Gin.
oinnati from his tour OF Ohio and
the South on the morning of oc.
tober "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-12

f.ax< ThensAs Burke was elected
.-..sgsrs a the Rafaler club az the
-r.i <ieetl4n held Safuraa 81
$3.50 n.nvsrth Was elected vice
sr..assnf "a I Garrett. secretary
.sS.. 4 wft<y. treasurer ard
fs',<- klfret Rattle and Charles a.
r.s7Inx ffu1fss4
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man. .Iwr,.r pRrss.

Rev Joseph 4. Garviu pastor ~
the FIRST Chfistian church. In bis
sermon yesterday mprnia9 ioined in
fhH crusade against wxtfawaEant
dressing nn fhe part ~ school chile
drar. He Declared that feise
standard - ilsinE il thus set up 81
Young persons % Imitation ~ taelf
elders