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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
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1910 Second Az.
CURES ECZEMA 0UIONT
New Drug, Poslanl, Nov oh'a''a"
In email Quantities

Since its discovery one ~
ago, the new drug. poElam =
successfully cured thousands :
chronic cases Of eczema aEc c'a'
distressing skin Affections. Hers
fore poslam has been dlspsasz
solely for the benefit ot ec.sss
patients in large Jars sufneasns !
a months treatment Ihis ~
found to be an iaoonvienes % o.
thousands who use II for ny.
skin troubles. such as punp1
blackheads, herpes, acne.
scalp, complexion blemlsheA =
ing feet. piles. etc. which feQ1
but a small quantity to cure
overcome this. and IN reaponH
urgent appeals. the dispenser
poslam have been obliged . ~ "A
In addition to the regular w. y
lar package. a special Ut, ~
siae, which In future may % -
on sale at The Quaker pFus - =
and other leading dFas '
IN Seattle. or may ~
dorcd direct from the kmeis..s'a.s
Laboratories. No. 30 Weas
street New York City y
ccsema cases poslam stops 49, 49,.
with first application, and ps'. s..s
20 heal Immediately; ehroh's =
belnr enrea An two weeks y
serious skin troubles rese' .',.ls.
seen after an overnight ApF
ton. II NJ
Samples for experiments 49, 4
poses mas still be MAG, ,snart
charge. hy writing to the ~
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
Democratic Party Made
L.abor's Contention
Its Own. 1

F'nr the pnrpoae Of endorsing
Bryan for the presidency. the Ceif
trial Labor council viii mret at ne
Labor Temple next "Wednesday
night. Recording Secretary J ~
Harris said this morning that u
will Be an open meeting. open Tor
discussion b. every body on political
questions.
The injunction question wil b.
discussed fully By Chas Perry Tay.
lor ~ Tacoma. state secretary 81
the Federation of labor
A resolution which is expected 70
Be- pAswed sets forth that labor has
appealed 10 the republicans In vain
aud that the supreme court mss
shoFu the working people Of their
rights thuouEh lie decision that or.
ranisatlons Of labor are in restraint
81 trade and therefore come under
the sherman antitrust lass. The
resolution states that the demo
cratic national convention made "a
boris contention tie own.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
ORECON'S STATE
BUILDING is
ACCEPTED

Formal possession of the Oregon
building AZ the Alaska-Pacific expo.
aitinn was taken this morning by
the Oregon commission % the A.-fs
n. No ceremonies marked the TAX
ing over Of the building. the com
mission. consisting OF w. II Web
run. president. NJ u Wisdom, J. q
Booth. W r. Wright and r. W
Rove, merely making 80 inspection
Of the building. pronouncing u sat
iafactory and relieving the conirac
tor Of any further responsibility.
They were accompanied Ia their
trip over the building BY / A.
Nadean and other officials OF the
exposition. and were aftsrward the
guests OF the officials at luncheon
al the New Washington.
The Oregon building ia the first
state building AZ the exposition to
DO completed and accepted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

eompanled Hodge on his trips
through the country The canyaaa
showed that what bitterness WAS
developed IN tho primary has
boen forgotten. and that Hodge "a
receiving the united support OF the
republicans as well as much demo.
cratic support
The Hodge sentiment was owl.
dcnced strongly at Isaaquah Thurs
day night. when NJ. ]. Carngan.
candidate Tor county commissioner,
who IL speaking for the absent can.
didatea NJ the meetings being held
every night In the county. paid
Hodge a tribute. Hodges name was
wildly eheered. rouaing the au.
dlonce % the greatest pitch u en-.
thualasm of tho evening
Last night Hodge spoke az a
rally AZ Redmond. briefly outlining
the policy he will follow. n elected
sheriff NJ. J. Carflgnn. Ralph
Pierce. Lindsey Green and W. q.
McMRslefa. republican candidate
for representative from the fznd
legislative district. also spoke
To-day Hodge n covering Boihell.
W0odinvtile. Jnnnita and Kirkland.
and vii return 10 Seattle tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

Red pepper routed a meeting OF
democrats AZ bursnn. VaAhou
island. last night and Thomas u.
Horncr. a Seattle attorney. who
was making the speech OF bis life.
vas compelled 10 take 10 the tall
timber. a. did 70 persons Who com.
posed his enthusiastic audience,
Mr. HornuF. who h stunpinE tho
county IN the interests Of William
jennings Bryan. had been hammer
iuR one TAFT for about 20 minutes.
whaa a faily developed auecke In
corrupted hla flow ~ language.
Then another Nneer. split tho air
And a feW more MI H0FHer did
not understand the series 0i successes
aud took breath TO sins bis way
along the fliKhg % 0raiorY. when.
instead Of gottinE rid uf some desn'
orFaslc wisdom. be eonFuiscd. bic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
FIRST INTERCOLLEGIATE
GAME This AFTERNOON

feat. The total number Of points
gained by Whitman IL about one.
third the number won BY Washing
ton In the games between these
two institutions. This makes the
football fans Of the Varsity believe
that the score today win be some
what over rs points IN their favor
while whltwofth Is scheduled 60
gain 4 blank.
There IL great enthusiasm over
the game aud the entire student
body is out en- maaae 20 root The
co da as well aa the men are stir
ring things up a BIZ with their songs
and yells,
Last night a painma parade was
held In which over 200 students
took part. arrayed in night gar
ments. Yelling. singing and gon.
orally noisy time Indicated to the
eitisena OF Seattle that there WAS
a football game on.
Whitworth College has all 81 It's
team out to the game to view the
manner Of PLAYING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
Last Week of Campaign
TO Be Devoted to
Seattle.

Travelling I'm a Mitchell automo.
bile. donated for his usa by Jean
Romano. agent 81 the Mitchell Car
company. 1897 First ay. r.. Robert
r. Hodge 10 extending HIS canvass
10 the most distant paFta OF the
county. and viii finish his cam.
paign in the country today. The
last week OF tho campaign viii be
devoted 90 the city.
Thursday night Hodge spent In
North Bend. having made the trip
ia Romanos auto stopping on the
way from Seattle 20 call on lead.
ing farmers and securing aasur.
ancea Of support wherever he
called
Yesterday the auto was again
put Ia use. and snoquAimio. Fail
City. laasquah and Redmond we're
thoroughly eanyRnsad b. Hodge
and former Dcputy Uuited States
MAfahAl Jack strlngof. who has &C.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

audience by sneezing one large
healthy sncexa.
sly friends fksrchool." said the
orator. this IL the only strong re'
publican argument fkerchool !
have run up against during this
cam tkerohool paiRn
"A man might a. well be IN
hhdes Cuisines with n hnndkcF.
chief aa 90 attempt 20 speak in
this pep ksri pertchool furnace.
Tho man Who Vas man enough
ichorun 81 kerchooA from auditoral
20 vote for rpruiouEod ker.
ehooal
MF. HorneF then fled from the
runtrum. and bic audienca piled
through the doora 20 the fresh air
A number 81 small boys were OBJ
served watching tho disoomfitad
orAtor and hlk bearers from a safe
distance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
PLEASED WITH
MARKET RULES

generally satisfied with ,se -
tanEsinenisi believing ~, w a.
aa ne patrons Of the MAJ. y ~
familiar with the CHANGE ssua
IONS both sides Of ths s,,.. s'st
Ds equally az good from 4 AZ. p
standpoint II Is belles.yn' ''isa
WIhls a week the marte, ~ ~
10 better shape than /, WI y
under the old system y" y
Inspector WinAhip ia, Ill.
out q number 81 chang. eaifls
market and the farlness !. = =
well satisfied with liz 49, ~ sss
changes have ell cginblnss ]. = =
" better market eordl,sssD sfsss
slstant MARKET inspector 'y ~, y
Day bias taken hold y n. sunls 2
earnest and the inap4c,lns s .. !
now carried on thoroaKhi, w. IN !
Dramatically Becanse " w ~
yloua experience on ths -. y
troimau PEEL has been 49, p
on the market perrnanss. ,.''''s<
the merchants are wen Y. atf
with bis work. sf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
COUNCIL WANTS
BOTH SYSTEMS

exact powers Of the board aud the
council. 20 see II there IL somo line
OF action which would force the
hoard 20 install the Sunset telc'
phone system with the other com
pnny'a lines.
II has even been suggested that
the committee will recommend DO
ing away with the office Of tels.
phone operator and cut Off the
salary, on the theory that this wiz
bring tho results they desire. should
other means fail.
The matter has passed beyond
tho stage where the opposing fac
lions are divided only by more DIT
forenoeH Of opinion. and the con
troyersy. for such II appears 20 be,
may result In "a strenuous contest
between the board and the council
10 see which IL the boB Of the
town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
PORTLAND ANNEXED

". n MeFariane. owner Of the
Aberdeen Baseball club. has clear.
ed the air Of any doubt a. to Port.
land being In the league next sea
son. According 10 McFarlanc.
Judge AcCredie secretly aligned an
agreement alx weeks ago to ioIn
The league. President Dugdale. ~
Seattle. I'm interviews has also IN.
iimaied that McCredio would be in
the league next year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

coin stuck 60 old football during the
first half. pilins up rs points. one
tuuchdowa being made BY Ohnick
after intereepting forward pass
The local eleven hraced up IN the
second ana cloaer game followed
Lincoln was forced 20 punt many
times
The second half afforded local on
thuslasta the beai exposition ~ new
football yet seen here Ben uhnick
Vas the c1ady kid At end. holding
his position down in good shape.
Pike was responsible Tor mhuy
spectacular runs and Mcguire
showed good geueraiship IN the 90.
nscting of mikplays. Previous %
the game che Lincoln boys we're
taken In a rig Tor = ride about the
valley.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
Mining Man Is Taken to
Texas on a Charge
OF Perjury.

The ntratsgies resorted TO BY
modern captains Of industry are II.
Illustrated by tho arrest Of Frank
Manley. a prominent operator OF
Fairbanks. Alaska. by Deputy sber.
IN Chef Bedding. a. the Butler hotel
yesterday afternoon on a warrant
from San Angelo county. Texas.
charging him with the crimes Of
perjury and the larceny OF a
inckaaa Manley was taken back %
San Angelo Ia charge OF Sheriff ].
8 O'Connell OF that county last
evening. and says that during his
absence Of 10 or II days IN making
the trip 10 Texas and back. Il IL
the probable intention OF Boone
brothers. who are partners % his
in a contemplated large property
transfer IN Alaska, 10 block the
deal. which win revert largely 10
their profit and his damage. Sheriff
O'Connell states that 10 his opinion
Maniey's view OF the situation ia
correct
Crime ~ Years Old.
The crimes charged against Man.
ley are alleged 10 have been com
mitted 10 years ago. when he was
a rancher in Texas. A iackaHs was
killed by the railroad ManIey. be-
lieying that the mutilated animal
was from hiA own herd. sued the
railroad swearing 90 the identified,
ton of the carcass. and secured
damages OF some IS or $40.
Jack still Lived.
A year or 30 later. according to
his story. and that Of the sheriff.
his burro was discovered alive in
another mans herd and returned
"a him. whereupon be neglected 10
return the amount recovered from
the railroad company for the first
animal He declared that his part
nsrs. the Boone brothers. made a
vinit 90 San Angelo county a few
weeks arc. with the result that
Marley IL now charged with steal
ing the carcass OF the dead burro.
and committing perjury In swearing
that II was bis property. Manley is
we'll known In Alaska. being the
owner OF the Fairbanks Hot
Springs. and a partner OF Captain
Burnett. founder OF Fairbanks. In
many enterprises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
VIII Insist Upon Board
Also Using the Sunset
Telephones

Members OF the finance commit,
tee are determined 10 Insist upon
the installation OF both telephone
syetemH Ia the new municipal
building. and " the ordinary chan.
nels Of diplomacy fail 90 move
Supt A. v Houlllon to reconsider
his Expressed determination "a in.
stall only tho Independent Tolo.
phone Co.'S exchange. drastic mcaR
uren will probably be reaorted Ia by
the council members who are active
IN tifo agitation.
Councilman Goddard IL now
looking up legal advice upon the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

STA WNEE, Okla. oct. - - no
first news % the actual CASUALTIES
that resulted from the recent cieud-
burst was received today owing 20
TIE rrcsfing % the flood waters et
tha Canadian river. one man IA
kroun ~ have been KILLED hithnuNh
his body has not hern recovered ana
sow others are dying II "a be-
irvad that more bodies VIII ~
found when the river resumes its
normal channel
The only death 30 for reported
T. that ~ } - Smith. a farmer, who
was avrout away last Saturday while
irving Is save his stock fhn res
cue work g. retarded ewing 90 th,
conditions II estimated that tns
damage % property wili amount "a
more than ti.0oe .oeol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
INTERNATIONAL
BOWLING MATCH

The frat match OF a tri-c city In
Sensational bowling tournament will
b. played off az Vancouver tonight
seattle Vancouver and naiiinshan
VIII ~ represented. Each 4nRn viii
roi three games on fhu alleys Of
tach other tho total number 81 pins
90 count A trophy valued at $50
has been put up The Seattle team
is composed % Henry n MatAnksn
q. l.. IeukiuH a. =. Davis. ". ~
Watmoro and g. H. Keen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
Merchants Say Changes
VIII Improve Their
Business.

The new regulations introduced
al the public market BY Market In.
spoetor Winsblp have resulted IN a
great Improvement 10 trade c0ndi
lions there. The new rules went
into effect yesterday morning. and
today the market business had set
tied down 20 a normal condition.
The largest number Of producers
eydi appearing AZ the market we're
on hand bright and early this morn.
ing. and we're all assigned posi-.
tlons. There was no orowdlng or
confusion. aud the patrons who
visited this market soon settled into
a regular promenade on both sides
~ the street.
The merchants aud producers are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
LOCAL High ELEVENS
PLAY DOUBLE HEADER

thoroughly during the past week
and Coach i.eWls believes that It's
work viii bear fruit.
Ballard has been Idle for two
weeks and viii 80 Into the fray
outwclghod 30 pounds 10 the man
Coach Fletcher. however has
taught his wards some trick plays
and with the open style OF play ex,
poets 10 materially offset this ad
vantage.
On comparative scores the LIN
coin seconds are stronger than the
Broadway youngsters. Each has
played Tacoma Lincoln won from
them. 5 TO 4 while the Tacoma
scrubs vanquishod the Broadways
last week % 0.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
Varsity and Whitman Are
Engaged in Battle
on Cridiron.

The real intercollegiate football
Reason on the coast Is nov started
The University OF Washington aud
Whitworth college are meeting to.
day on the Varsity campus IN the
first biz game OF the 1905 term Of
football The university has the
advantage not only In weight but
On having comparatively whole
squad 10 pick from There are but
two men out Of washinEton'a line
up and these are Capt Teglmier
and Tackle Eakins, The latter Is
out because Of the eligibility rule
and the former because Of injuries
The history OF contests on the
Eridirou between the Varsity and
the Missionaries Is that the latter
have generally gone down 10 DC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
LAToNIA RESULTS

CINCINNATI. oct sG-Tatonia
-rauiis Friday.
ktve gurinnRa- Green mun.
hs Brief second. Cot niuahird taifd
Time % as
five furinnFs~-fbr. nafkiay wun
Home Hun second Harriet Raws
third Ttsur-f fet
one mile French Nun ann. Har.
rcf Top second. Maid Militant third
Time t4ss
Thfeas quarters - mile Nisa
Sway wgu. Al Mailer arcand. asliy
Preston third. time ~figs-s
Nile and a Enlist aoa
Gresham second. stone street third
Time 50 1-te
Nile and furi9nK Moriiboy son.
Hurrfann second. Sea salt thisa
Tims-isSt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
Broadway Plays Ballard
Lincoln and Broadway
Scrubs Meet.

Broadway high and ballard hleh
are struggling for football an.
prvmacy az nugdale's park this
afternoon and az the finish OF their
fngagement the scrubs from the
lincoln and Broadway highs will
DO the same Mcdonald. Smalley.
Burke and Thomsen. OF Broadway
are cut Of the game on account of
injuries The broadway team has
been drilled on the defensive
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
SKIPS WITH
A WOMAN

BAN FRANCISCO. oct "a
Frank pinkham, we'll known IN so
cinl circles Of this city. Oakland and
Tacoma. has been sought by tho
police 81 this eity for several days,
according % Information that has
leaked out today IN his company In
believed 90 be a prominent Woiaan
~ Tacoma Ills books w tha Ia
coma Mili company are being ex-
ported and an alleged shortage 81
$4,000 has been found.
The investigation ~ far conducted
has led tho company officials % be-
uave that three times this sum has
been taken
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
wooD FORMALLY CHOSEN.

James a Wood was formally cleo.
Cd director 81 exploitation 81 the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition At
meeting If the directors held yes
to-day afternoon. succeeding Henry
=. Reed WHO resigned several DAYS
ago. 1a ~ 60 have fuli charge ~
tne department n exploitation aud
the publicity department as well
tie VIII take possession Of the OF.
flee tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

Governor g y. Haskell. % Okla.
honin. has sent a circular letter 70
the Central Labor council uratos
union mon 90 refuse 10 purcfAaa
school books unless they hear the
union label HASKELL states that
IN OKLAHOMA All future deliveries "a
school books will bear the union
label II closing Haskell saws.
There are many takers IN the
United states. but talk finally
ceases 90 BE- yirtue--acti0n 10 what
YOe want"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
Score: % to o; Wenatchee
Crippled by Loss of
Fullback.
10y Uni,sd Prssa.l

wENATCHEE. Oct. 1f.-Wcigh-
ing 20 pounds heavier TO the man.
the Lincoln high school eleven n
Esattis defeated the Wenatchee
high school team here yesterday BIZ
the score OF % 20 0.
Wsnatches was crippled By the
loss OF Fulback Knowles, who vas
out By injuries. but the team fuught
D game fight throughout. although
tho great differences In coaching
was Bpparent from the start Lin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
12-MILE RELAY

Three teams. composed Of IL
men each. wili thsa afternoon run
a i2miis relay race from American
lake 10 the Y NJ. G A. bulldlnT IN
Tacoma. Each runner will run one
mile. the last relay being run By
tie captains Of the respective
teams. Harry Watson. r. r. Jones'
smd Millsdgs RiordAn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
LABOR MEETING TO
ENDOR Sc BR yam


George Dusty % ags Cedar a. ws.
Knocked down ~ = laundry wagon
driven ~ Carl Iufmnnu % teg Ter
race 81 on First @v. near Ntne 81
early last niEht. lutmRuu wan ar
rested bT patroiman LAndau And
taken 20 the police station has later
released when u Was aSceFtaiued
that hukhye infurias were not
eaYUra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
ON THE FRONT

The steamer Humboldt VIII " OH
the wAgg Monday ana win lNsNe
Tor the n6rth BnKt saturday On H"'
.ftrRt trip since her accident
Schooner fiadyn Brown arrived IN
port from NanAisno thia H's@''a
steamer santa Clara sailed Joy
$500 ara wnF ports AZ 10 o'clock
this fnUfnluN NfratsiNf 49," ,t.ss.
tsav~ fof san Francisco some hna"
thia Afternoon.
u.f,s.h .sttn fatsmars arrived Al
ts,rf 1ravnsefd yesterday from IA .
- and vent 20 Tacoma = io@N
~heat faf Kerr. Clifford a 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
AFRO srnrKrs LsBonra.

wiiiiam McNaiiY. an smploye 81
the street department.. was run down
IS an automobile driven ~ Edward
Collins ~ Second aF and Cherry
at yesterday afternoon. hcNallr
was AZ work Ia the street and did
not SEQ the car as Collins backed
AwaY from tho Cherry ~ stand
MrNnny was taken 20 bis home az
two others ara dying. n 10 be-
painfui bruises
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
nnrAKs ATLAxrIc nEooap.

The G = " steamer Empress ~
nrfsafo arrived IN Quebcc from
Itvpepooi yesterday after fah -
4 DAYS. - heurs and minutes
from dock 60 dock Nhich nTs1 -,
tspnn Word Of this vas receives
40. .ornlna ~ A. - calder, TIE
local Representatives 81 the company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
soccsas gIgcT

W Mcivor was elected secretary
and Charles Guodsnouah chairman
of the Seattle Soccer football tearl
AZ the meeting az ScholIa'a gfotto
last niRht. Plans for the oomine
season we're discussed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

Of finances. hence Pullman II idle
today A game was also ached.
uled with the Montana School %
Mines.
Billy Neal. who has boon maas
ager az Tommy Burns since he
claimed the championship after
his victory over Marvin Mart. II
very I'D at MonFoyta. Cal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
MANS ARREST CAUSED
BY LONG DEAD DONKEY
Pioneer Di.. !. Ma

TRACTION wash, oct a.,
Garrison. a pioneer. AGED IA - -
WAS found dead Ia beA 1a't
morning and vac burisi s...ss ..sl
He came 70 this countrg + ~
y =. s. MeCulloch il dus e. =
Ing sea tomorrow. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
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Regulation Cd D
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24
SPORTOGRAMS

The University Of Oregon IL play
Ing Willamette At Eugene today
and the University OF Idaho the
Puget Sound Marines at Moscow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

Washington state college was
scheduled to play the University
OF Montana at Butte today. but
the game was cancelled during the
week on account Of Montana's lack
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-24

The women's national golf con.
test. az Washington. y. G.. will be
Terminated on Monday. The con
test for the championship Il acute.