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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
SPOILED BALLOTS SHOW
IGNORANCE OF VOTERS

by voting for first choice only or
for second choice only
These ballots a. In all we're
thrown out IN the count 81 the
sfraw ballot. as they would not be
counted. II cast IN the primary
election. The discarded ballots
were marked as follows
Cuagroye, first choice only p,
second choice only. 2 first and sec
oud choice. 6. Mead. first choice
only. &C. first and second choice. q;
Mcbride. first choice only. Z. sec.
ond choice only. 2. first and second
choice. 3
Supporters Of CoHgroyc are great
~ elated over the outcome OF the
straw vote
The Alaska building In occupied
by people from all parts Of the city
aud former polls 81 the building In.
dloated correctly how the elections
were going
The count yesterday showed i5l
good ballots The result was a.
follows. Cosgrovc, first choice So.
second choice a.: Mcbride. first 90.
second 80. Mead, first 80. second
20. Atkinson, first 6. second 2s.
Ridpath. first 2. second S. Robin.
son. FIRST !. second 8. Neil, first
none. second z; Brown, first none.
second 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
Many Disregarded Provisions
Of Primary Election Law
In Straw Ballot.

Ignorance Of hos 20 vote proper
" In the primary election was
shown to a surprising extent among
what Is generally considered the
most intelligent class 81 voters. IN
the straw ballot for the republican
nomination for governor conducted
IN the Alaska building. tho result
Of which WAS announced la The
Star last night
OF 1917 votes cast. 46 we're spoiled
by mistakes In voting which would
invaildate them II east In the pri.
mary election a number Of PEG
pie voted their first and second
choice for one man, inyalidatlng
their ballot under the provision Of
the primary law which stipulaten
that the voter must Indicate both
first aud second choice for state
and congressional offices when four
or more candidates are running for
the same office.
A number spoiled their ballots
under the same provision Of the law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
Victim Of Wiles Turns Out 10
Be an Officer of
the Law.

" means Of a clever bit Of rep.
.t'ee and sprint around a city
SOC, the mysterious female octo
20 piespocket who has been hold
- w persons in North Seattle for
.eiAl weeks was captured last
10. BY Patrolman George Doigh
~. 49, landed behind the bars of the
nhen she realized that she was
saaef arrest the woman made a
: ss.perals but ineffective attempt
Q Escape.
kh ~as not on duty. and was
y, home about 10 O'Clock in
.,.'<ens clothes While walking
..Sng Second av. between Broad 81
80 ~ Denny way. the colored woman
ss.sp ~. him and asked him Tor
9a ssusie 81 matches She then aug
Hsa hat they take s. walk I'D
msa ~ oiicefs suspicious we're i'm.
Ti'ssa'aleiy aroused. and boz assented
~ (, h.a walked Tor some distance.
ss = .he TINE being engaged IN "tete.
conversation. when Deigh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
ship MAY
BE LOST

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 3-An
unknown lumber schooner Is be.
lieved to have been wrecked last
night during the heavy fog off
Point Arena Lumber scattered on
the beach gave the first indication.
and. although the crew OF the life
saving station has made a thorough
search. no trace OF the supposed
wrecked craft can be found
Reports from various points an.
nOunoe the safe arrival OF ships
that were due off the point
Capt A. r. Williams OF the life
saving station states that about half
an hour before the lumber came
ashore a distinct shock was felt.
and he is led TO believe that the
unknown craft might have been de.
stroyed by an explosion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
Iacing Felony Prosecution, Cheadle
Quits Position at Request of
Mayor Miller.

Cheadle resigned from the office ~ public market In
v,,or YESTERDAY the request Of Mayor Miller
ne resignation procured upon evidence furnished the
m M executive by The Star showing the dcsplcable graft
meds petty exorton pracsed by inspector upon
mes who sell their produce through the public
An wlnship formerly member Of wnshp Bros grocery
= wholesale produce merchants appointed 10 succeed
umae
mass meeting Of farmers public market merchants
49, called future
.ms eoerng methods drawing TO discuss
!, psopcssioa Of establishing FREE delivery system
The puhHe market established for the beaofit
farmers the psdders In the future the
h. ssea peddlera display
slsn palniy designating them al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
FEMALE THIEF CAUGHT
AFTER EXCITING CHASE

discovered that the woman was
nniug his watch pocket.
We are going 10 put a stop TO
your stealing. said the officer.
reaching a patrol box You are
under arrest
Quick az a flash the astonished
woman broke into a run, and In an
instant DciRh was after her The
contest was close. and Tor a time
Il looked as though the much'wanted
octoroon would get away Hut NJ.
ter a hard chase around the block.
Delgh won the race. the prisoner
being SO exhausted that no further
difficulty was experienced In get
ting her 10 jail
She then confessed her guilt. civ
ing her name as Ella Bell, and her
occupation az that 81 cook.
H. r. Moe. OF the undertaking e.
tabllahment u Johnson A. Hamilton.
who missed $40 few weeks ago al
ter having met an OctoroOn who ap-
preached him In much the same
way ~ Delgh was approached, this
morning Identified the prisoner as
the thief
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03

CURED AZ 1880 O'Clock At night
Roberts and AIRS Williams were In
an enclosed rolling chair They
were halted By a man who stepped
out Of dark shadow Roberts was
called 70 leave the chair. and when
he complied. was shot Ia the liver.
Igis asssilant was first described
AZ a hiehwayman. Later he was
aaid 10 have been well dressed and
10 have had the appearance % a
business man lie escaped b.
means Of an auto which he had In
waiting
The facts Of the crime were care
fully concealed Tor a time. but they
leaked cut through the babbiinR ~
the negro who had charge OF the
chair Even thereafter conflicting
stories were told b. those interest.
ed. but the case bloomed n once In
popular interest because Il seemed
10 afford another glimpse OF high
society"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
FRIENDS 10TH TO ACCEPT
TALE OF SUICIDE

find II difficult 10 reconcile them
selves To- the suicide theory II is
known that there was family
eetraugement of long standing
Although the deputy coroner
thinks there Is little ground for
suspicion. he has decided 10 con
duct searching inquiry In order
to determine the manner in which
the merchant met death and the
circumstances leading thereto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
TREADWELL
ACQUITTED

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 81
After being ont seven hours. the
jury which tried James Treadweil
for perjury IN connection wiih the
examination By the grand jury into
the affairs of the suspended Cali
foruia Safe Deposit 4 Trust com
pany. returned a verdict late yes.
terday afternoon 81 acquittal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
BOARD SELECTS PLAN

The library board yesterday Sc
lscted the plan for the three new
branch library buildings 20 be
erected In different parts Of the
city. The plan was submitted by
SOmeFvllle A. Cote. The estimated
cost Of each building is ks2.000
Thirty-three designs were sub
mitted Second prize WAS awarded
to James league and third prize to
Rlpley Il Russell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
EXCLAMATION CONTEST

Early in December defamation
contest will te held az the Kirkland
high school AZ which medals Will
he awarded 20 the winners OF first
and second prizes There will be
two prizes for boys and two for
girls. Students 81 any high school
In King county offering less than
a fuur.year course may compete.
The arrangements are In charge Of
" W Talbot. principal OF schools
vt Kirkland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
REGISTER!

hut two days are left I'm which
voters can register for the coming
primaries The registration books
win be kept open until midnight on
Saturday night. but viii not open
Monday for the reason that Il Is
Labor day, a legal holiday
Any voter who has not registered
since Jan. /. Of this year, or who
has moved from one precinct TO
another since the first OF the year,
must register again I'm order TO
qualify to vote at the primaries and
the regular election
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03

Condemnation proceedings were
started In the superior court this
morning by Corporation Counsel
scott Calhoun. who asks that prop
erty on each side of Western ay.
frog Seneca a. 20 Denny way be
made available for street use.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
LAB0RER KILLED
BY FALLING ROCK

Pasquals Vinceill. q iaborcr en-.
plOyed By Bruce a Co. bridge con
tractors. was killed yesterday while
drilling IN cut ON the Chicago.
Milwaukee a 81 Paul road a heavy
rock falling on him and ffactufing
bis skull
The accident occurred on Carter
creek. near North Bend The re-.
mains we're brought 10 Seattle to
day and placed IN the Bonney Wat.
son morRue The dead man Is sur
yiyed by a brother in.law. Michel 81
BlHecond Of this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
Georgetown People Demand an
Investigation of Kegley
Tragedy.

An inquest into the death Of s.
A. Keeiey, the wealthy and influ.
entail merchant Of Georgetown who
Was reported 20 have committed
suicide IN the bathroom Of his
home yesterday morning, will be
held today by Deputy Wiltsie, at
the Noice undertaking parlora,
Georgetown.
The circumstances surrounding
the death are somewhat mysteri-
GUS, II Is said Kegloy was an even
tempered man and of such ioyial
disposition that many Of his friends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
FULLERTON RALLY TONIGHT.

A republican rally IN the inter.
ests OF J T. FullertCn. candidate
for the legislature from the 4lst
district. will be held at Dugdale's
h.,.l this evening Everett Smith,
George W Bailey and others Will
be ON the platform.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03

psb1e Market Inspector r. Il
>zsa:s xaz forced Ia resign from
- Yesterday BY Mayor Miller.
- ne Star had exposed his
- graf and extortion upon the
savers and farmers who sold
j rsods ihroagh the public mar.
n gsalxnasson was not rendered
b e.rs ehief executive until sew
. eal kegn after evidence had been
,aead ID the hands ~ the prose
HtzF kiterBey as the basis fof a
rninal prosecution on felony
a1tze.
! announcing the resignation.
nser Miller said that he had sal.
- hln1self after several weeks
Investigation that Cheadie WAS
III ~ man Tor the place
Akn Winship. appointed as
@kile's successor. vas formerly
saificd with the grocery and
Etassale produce firm Of Winship
&ss- and Was selected from a
|znber o. applicants because % his
snngh knowledge 81 the bust.
- and his reputation for fairness
H. honesty.
Only Possible Outcome.
10 removal Of Chsadle was the
n possibie outcome 81 the fight
n honest and decent control u
= gutlic market The proof q
y cit vas 80 Absolutely conclu,
~ IA Dis efforts 20 save himself
tnn bssaK dismissed In disgrace
IN y ast0undiugly brutal. that
4 b~4ne q question Of either Kick.
II izs Inspector out or rainlng the
xzrtsf
siEs days ago a committee Of
n<rehantx from the public market
zisf upon The Star and produced
NJ affldasiiss all to the effect that
1ssdIe bad been compelling the
Arnsrs 10 give him something In
zssrn for The privilege % being al
Exed 70 sell their produce
- parties signing the nffidaTits
- been Foaged for regular dona.
ueas Ia The shape Of strawberries.
ksey. chickens and other articles
Eea the sale 81 which they depend
4 'w their living
compsls Money Payments
l1ssaflEatiou b. a representative
Z fhe Star quickly disclosed tbs
~ thas Tits species % graft was
E<sely scratch on the surface
1<ade sas forcing all the japan
- and Italian farmers. and many
I b Americans. 20 give him rsEu.
y donations In the shape ~
n6ney.
sone but those who established
@snhtsses In the good graces !. Z
= Inspector By giving up prodrec
noneF could obtain a good stall
= ne market. The more they
81 ne better position they were
Naisd. One farmer. Frank ioha.
y. Hho lives near Redmond. vas
AtsIs gisen a certain stall for tho
- q s. paid each week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03

W. 4 q Williams. and that the man
Who fired the fatal bullets IL under
surveillance that amounts 20 arrest
ATLANTIC CITY, sept 4 The
.folllag chair mystery" has furnish.
ed enc Of the greatest sensations
that has stirred eastern society for
years The prominence II the per-
sons involved has served 20 keep
% the interest Charles u Rob
ertx. victim q the mysterious
shooting. IL one ~ the most pfomi-
neat men In the business and social
life az baltimore. Ills companion.
Mrs. W n q Williams. IL eeicbFat
20 Tor her beauty. and IL also a
social leader Roberts IL - and
Mrs Williams 30 years of aRe.
The shooting occurred near Rhode
fsignd av. on the famous board
walk. which In a. wide "a a street.
five miles long and the greatest
promenade In the world II oc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03

w. r. Jordan appeared for trial
this morning in Judge Frater's court
for attempting 10 crlminally assault
a 12yearold girl In Ballard on
July ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
hob" HODGE, TALKS TO ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD
tRAFTING INSPECTOR IS
Compelled TO RESIGN
= Z = = AAtst
THIS BABY rs LUCKY.


w @'ftNN FfNa@f
4 VANCOUVER. n, C.. Sept. 3. 4
= a baby born to MIR and Mrs. ,
e T =. Cartwright. Ninth av.. 90. ,
z day, has no lack OF living ,
= grandparents There are NJ .
= present residing Ia Canada one I
: great great grandfather CA his I
= mothers side two great grand ,
4 fathers, one great srandmoth' !
: er. two Erandfathera aud tive I
. grandmothcre The yonuE /
= man u the nth generation ON i
4 his mothers side and fourth i
= on hts fathers, a record prob !
= ably. for tho world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03

Some 81 the farmers. on a prom
lee 81 being favored IN the future
selfishiy rrpudiated their charges.
j. Heyen and Frank Johnson were
induced 20 60 back on their
charges and enter defense for
Cheadle. A poddier named Lloyd
and six associates went 20 Mayor
Miller aud. representing themselves
a. market merchants told how
honest and fall" the inspector was
These men buy castoff fruit from
Western av and palm IL off on The
patrons 81 the market Legally
they are not entitled 10 be- on the
market
Cheadle r. nov gone. and the mer.
chants and farmers say the ma ket
will resume a normal condition. 10
the future IL Is 20 be conducted
on a strictly honest basis and with
every regard for the rights Of the
farmers and the people who want
10 patroulze the grower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
psmorsIirss Market

And ia these eight DAYS Chsadie
had the public market abeulateiy
demorailzed. he threatened and
caioled. he kicked people out righs
and left. and ludlscriminateiy II they
refused 10 sign a retractiun Of their
affidavits. or 20 place their sigma
lures GA a paper he had prepared
testifyinE 70 blN good character
The Japanese farmers Nert
hauled of Into corner and told u
they did not sign the paper they
would be sent 10 the psnitensiafy
for hriblug an officer And this
threat vas made By the very man
wh0 had compelled them % give
him a bflbe Some - the IapancHe
signed the paper In some in
stances Cheadle himself held their
hands and accomplished the neees-
sary signatures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03

Affidavit after affidavit was pro.
cured from people who helped swell
Cheadle's bank tEraffl account
Sometimes they slipped the money
into his pocket Often they gave
him a head OF cabbage inside OF
which he could find the money On
other occasions be would come mp
and shake hands with the farmer.
and during the operation u would
be up 20 the farmer 10 pass coin
Into the inspectors itching palm.
II the farmer failed 10 make his
contribution he found himself with-
out stall At ALI or showed away
down 20 one end. where he could
do no business
Day after day The Star published
evidence Of this nature. and stlll
Mayor Miller did not act lie was
told time and again By administra
ton friends that he ought 70 fire
Cheadie. and at once. but, even
realizing that the graft charges
must be true. the city'E chief ca
ecutive delayed for eight DAYS after
the first charge was published be
fore acting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03

Every one has some ambition,
some goal 10 reach" said Hodge
For several years II has been my
ambition 90 be the sheriff OF King
county want the job, aud am
coming 10 you and asking you for
II Just as would go 60 the foreman
and ask FOR n job In the mines. II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03
WINS MANY VOTES
AT ARCADE HALL
GATHERING
Splendid Audience Cheers Remarks OF
the Black Diamond Candidate for
Nomination for Sheriff..

Is IN your power 10 give Il 10 mo
and ] want Il.
II YOU think would make a
good sheriff want you not only
20 vote for me. but 20 get all your
friends 70 vote for me II you do
not think ! am capable. do not give
me your votes
! have one pledge 10 make, that,
N ! am elected sheriff Of this coun-
~ ] will endeaYor 10 make the best
sheriff In the state OF Washington,
the best sheriff on the Pacific
coast"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03

Continued on Page siz0
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-03

FAIR TONIGHT AND FRIDAY LIGHT
NORTH TO EAST sREEzEs.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
THE MINERS BALL.

Local 24n of the Western Federation of Miners win hold their big dance on March 2nd at the Eagle hall. and .ur.- ly there will Hevcr fofegather m fH1t historic hall aH assembly more eal- thusiastically determined that every thing will be to the hearts desire or such a festival occasion
 Youth and beauty commugliug in the mystic mazes of the dance to the rythnuic cadence of Dahls peerless or chestra will strenuously meet iu friendly rivalry the froIicsomr age that treading the delightful measure defies the stiffeniug effects of Father Time.
 The workers. too laying aside their implements of toil. are prepared to trip it on the light fantastic toe with the most ardent devotces of the tcrpsi- chorean art Neither blizzard nor snow drifts Will hold them back when the beating hearts of cxpectant sweet hearts in Nome anxiously await their escorts to the ball
 Nor has line committee on refresh ments ben idle DclicacicS to eat and drink have been gotten together SO that the guests of the miners may enjoy one of the hest suppcrs ever spread in Nome. With music that de- fies the world. supper worthy of a Lucullian banquet feast and youth and beauty, and strength. and kindly age all united in the loving harmony of the ball. certainly We may well say with the poet
 "on with the dance, let joy be un-
 confined"
 Tickets-and you'd better gel yours .at once-ar" procurabIc al Butlers Drug store Hnrs Drug store. Kelly's Drug store Chllhcrg's Tea store. and from the secretary of the Miners uu- ion. II.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
BOTTOM
 FALLS OUT
DAVE BLACK SAYS INNoKo WILL NEVER AMOUNT TO
 ANYTHING.

Dave Black is authority for the statement that the future of the In- noho Iaoas anything but bright at present. and that many Nome people ar" contemplating d quick return to Nome.
 The letter also says that about 500 holes have been sunk To bedrock. but .tstt nothing better than paying spots har" been found Jack Monahau. who is working With standish O'Surivan found one of those spots and took out ss0 from the bottom of a shaft one slug found bv him was worth s45. and more might nave been found had they aot been drowned out.
 Johnny Morrow HiH be one of the witnesses iu the Bartlcy stabbing ease and will come to Nome in April
 The letter was received by Tom Walsh. who is warned against the danger of being nveigled into work hv the writer. who expects to return soon ta take his oHa -hare of what Is com ing from Ed Young
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
BURIED WIFE
 IN QUICKLIME

SAN FRANCISCO Ta f..ra t oakland yesterday une,r4.l a tnu-. diabolica crime and have aa,n int. custody NJ A Wilkins. auauan engineer and @ju eharg. Hm afH the murder af Hi- wife fats u4= found haig=d in qulskH.. md.r meath shed ll tnc N3ri ar WHRu homo. in EImTart T ~uhurf. or oa. land
 \ friend uf fae dead U5#H Mr- J. N. Anderson Of san Frue.-ao had been slarius d the WHk4i bau, during The pasr l.n days anal ua4s a-- serts that Wubu- had ,udetar.4 to induce her to leave her huzhasa aHd go away with him
 Her suspicious became aroused a0d Monday night n dream she -aw tn, body of her former friend lyne ai the ground. Sh. returned To san Fran cisco and informed Her husband aaI the two told tbe story to tbe Oakland police. The result Nas the finding O.. the body in trench under an old eaf- pet in the shet l.me as descrIbed by Mrs. Anderson
 Wilkins at first said his wif mad committed suicide, Later. h. asserted she had died afd taat he had buried the body to sat, expense. Al last ho refused ta talk further
 Mrs. Anderson says that she was awakened from her singular dream b, Wilkins. who Ha~ standing over h,I with q knife n his hand When -h, asked what hr meant. hc replied that she had hcrn talking wildly iu brr sleel,
 He rut away the knife and asked her to take drink of water Sae sipred some of the water. but did ual swallow il, suspectug that il had hccu poisoned. This proved tn b,. the fact Wilkins is 50 years ald He came here with his wife from York. Pa.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
GUIDE GLASS
 OVER TRAIL

Another bie class af \ B. wn b, =ai5rd eerr thc tr1a $. the regular meeting of the faeat camp 'omarroW
 een,ns in tae Auditorium building fHyre af- fsaa l- ta go sfaa ars aux-
 ss- 'a srr what a.z jl-g beyond ,1c 5leGd, and t..e i5e=encg If ali mem her is required ,a help hoa-t them .s,g
 The basketball teams belonging to te hratHrthaad tte rrae.ieia4 almost i.a. and ta,ss practice game ar iey-Iar5as -am ssad ilayers N H"uHt II VIII D. au ,a~y matter Jo t.eL out wmt,r- enauea te take the 5f-coHqueliua %ame team down the aar after il eet+ through #virmg tHe dust vith Inc tH.,aa States and Cana. dst
 The ,uJertanmsut committee is busy arranging d Gue program for the szocial niehts tu b. held January 2S Th- purpose of tho committee is Jo s-t up something aiaug original lines =a that these social affairs. to be given eveiY mauth shall reach the high Wa t..r marh in tha entertainment line.
 The brotherhood is also planning al- ready for its st Valentine dance l.. be given February Il.
 The order Js growing rapidly Ap- plicatiau for membership are being re eeivei dail> and the order will soor have all of The leading people of tn, camp upon itS membership rall.- | Fairbanks News Jan s4
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
H00TCH
 PEDDLING

Frank Garnc. who acted as interpret CT and witness in the ease of the T. <. versus Sborgia. mas been arrested on the charge of hootch pcddling. him- self. and mas pleaded guilty of the charge.
 SbOrgia has been on trial for the past couple of days on the charge of selling whiskey to natives. and Garnc acted as interpreter in the case yestcr- day. Immediately after court time Garne went down town and committed the same act as Sborgia was being tried for, He was arrested and plead ed guilty at once. He will come mp for sentence tomorrow.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-02-29
PLAYED
 TWO GAMES


 Thu fHe N F HHse9EUd8 feau wHie. #as recently concluded it- fsa. W fu Szatcs rlayyH fHa t,4m- 1t 9Ht hour - rho information .t=zsf,d 5H lettef 4A.eh Jim GahH.s I#zs just T.. eeE,I #sm Waitpr
 Th. =aHge game Hamrs#sd u le- Aaselez and The uEa faF9= piaE a wars faH Hrirk ones 8f fHs city eH team f4ead the NunaIta- fal rHr hf half 4aH In, seeera #aaH aaehl.a ta. efzifuf- n tha# second.
 IT., ssaf. ar tbc gsa ea= given 2. one aud Ha- =a d,#a4h,G IL tue fl. patrs.,z aa Nome. TH. N,rI.et s,.lz4H fakaralae ip Namr. auo.t needless say.