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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-01-24

Z. K. Smith went to Wichita
Monday morning.
W. D. Middlekauf of LarHed
was a visitor Monday.
Rev. }. c. Ande rson returned
from Mcpherson Monday.
e. +, Wilmer came 10 Sunday
morning for a short business trir
and visit.
Bob Grizzell was tere Monday
morning and went to Ellinwooc
that afternoon.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-01-24

GAS r. . RTAs
Bears the Hlha Kind You Have Always Buggit
''', 4 NH4zzM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
SHELDON WANTS
To RESIGN

LINCOLN. Neh-. Sept. Al
ChasFined over the amotherinE OF
the bank guarantee plank In the
state platform Al yesterdays repub.
liean convention and charging the
blk bankers OF the state with con.
spiraey 10 suppress the plank. Gov.
Sheldon today notified the CONVEX.
ton that he would not remain on
the ticket unless Il was explicitly
understood that he will favor the
hank guarantee plank II he u 70
elected governor Of Nebraska
The governor SAYS in hia state
ment that be deserves defeat N the
public IL not advised beforehand
where be stands on public aass.
tons and takes tne convention 20
task ruundiy for emitting the bank
guarantee plank.
Gov. Sheldon wanted 10 resign
from the head % the ticket last
night, but the leaders persuaded
him not 10 DO 50. after pleading
nearly all night The session of The
leaders WITH the governor vas
stormy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
DAILY TRAIN WILL
RUN FROM SEWARD

A daily train service Will be Op-
GRATED ON tho Alaska Central ays.
tenn from Seward 10 a point 81
miles from that town during the
coming winter
J. A Goodwin. receiver Tor the
road, appointed after che recent
legal troubles In which the road
became eniangled. viii leave tomoF.
row for seward. and he has made
the announcement that the daily
service between Inc two points Will
be- maintained throughout the en-
tire winter season.
Tho operation Of this stretch Of
railroad will be- quite lift 20
miners and operators going inside
or coming out from the interior
after the winter season begins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
Bank Guarantee Plank
Is Causing Much
Trouble.

Los ANGELES. Sept 21.-Five
m are under arrest today and
raEeTnnent agents ara confident
~ after more than a years
ssaFrh they ARE at last on the trail
4 ne organised band Of smugglera
skieh has been engaged In running
Estates into the United States over
~ Mexican frontier, Jesse d.
aaftnn. proprietor Of livery stable.
I'D O. ]. Patch. manager Of an auto
zeAle garage. we're arrested here
nt uight following their indict.
zasnt By the grand Jury for alleged
xnnection with the plot indict.
nents we're also returned AGAINST
Ffzncisco Chavez. fguaeio BArrios
ID Salvador Armenfez. Nexicans.
arrested several weeks aK0 al I'm.
pef4Ai 1anction. while In charge Of
9 hane q Chinamen. The Ameri.
cans ware released on -. 500 bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
NNO cAN Till
LARTltCilAk


totnf ppncint osfAtGnsl
SAN RAFAEL. Sept. ga hu.
man seismograph A woman who
can record as accurately as tho
most delicate instrument known 10
science the trcmors that rufflo the
bosom Of this old earth every now
and then. A woman whose acute
senses keep her constantly in touch
with the uttormost pole Of our
planet How's that for a modern.
np to-daie scientific maryol7
such r. the ability Of Mrs. Ada
Dc Nile. a beautiful young matron
OF Tits city. who. ever since the
fearful earthquake that visited the
Pacific coast IN 1906 and resulted
~ the destruction of San Francisco.
has been able TO tell By a strange
AubconsciouH NenHihilify, when
there has been an earthquake In
any part of the world
Her peculiar ability has attracted
the attention Of the scientific world
and no less a renowned investigator
than Camille F1ammarion, the IN.
nous French astronomer. has had
authenticated records Of Mrs. de-
Niles case sent 90 him. Prof
James n. Hyuiop. formerly 81 Co
lumhiR college. and now head Of
the American Institute for scion.
tile Research. Prof Esdgar l. lar.
h1p. director OF the Echo Mountain
observatory. and Leon Ebert Ian.
signs. noted EngliAh scientist. are
Afao Interested In study OF tho
s~oman'a powers
Mira de Nile Ia a young woman OF
refinemont, education aud culture
~ the time ~ the great California
eAEthquAke ahe experienced ter.
rite fnental and nervous shock that
lsfi her for days IN = state Of coma
and since her recovery abe has
possessed a remhrkRhle sensitive.
ness Tor similar earth disturbance
From iha ability 90 know that earth
aaakeA arc occurring. there davpi
oped a peculiar condition IN her By
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23

which she know. sometimes several
days. sometimes only a few hours
In advance. that shocks would take
place. and could tell approximately
where they we're 10 occur.
\ don't understand this strange
power any more than you do" said
Mrs. de Nile 20 a correspondent Of
The Star. who called upon her In
her home. 4 literally feel them.
l seem "a be right there aud can
feel All the physical sensations that
l felt the morning 81 April -. 1905.
when that terrible earthquake
shook this city and San Francisco.
II L. more an affliction than a
pleasure. ! can assure you.
And now recently there has
come 20 the the ability 10 fOretell
these seismic disturbances. which
n stranger still. and am mystifled
Go explain II all Sometimes pic
lures flash before nae. seeming 10
show me the very locality that IL
tn be shaken. These prcHenimcntH
come with a certainty that leaves
no room for doubt IN my mind. II
~ By no means pleasant 90 feel that
weird sensation. ! can tell you. but
I have partially conquered the ter.
ror that first went with H. and am
now taking quite a scientlfie inter
eat Ia nay own caae
A beck kept by hrs de Nile con-
talna many authenticated forecasts
Of earthquakes made uy her Many
OF these have been verified BY
prominent scientists. Both Prof.
Hyalop and Prof i4andone have
called upon the young woman and
have taken much interest In her.
Hoth report that they found her 20
BE- . healthy woman. educated and
accomplished. and with a normal
temperament except Tor her highly
aennitiEsd nervous capacity. The
scientists believe this II a direct
result 90 the shock made upon her
~ the bis California earthquake Of
two years ago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
I aft ON
TOUR


BROOK. Ind. sept g Vehicles
brought people from many miles
In every direction today 20 the
farm % Geo. AIDE. the humoriHf. tn
greet Vim D. Taft and hear him
speak. George Ado furnished
lunch for the whole crowd. serving
Il in 4fuil dinner paiis- A special
grandsiand had been constructed
aud from u Taft addressed the
throng. referring az the beginning
% he address 20 Ado as the Indiana
sultan of Zulu
The farmers cheered Taft uproAr,
laaaiy and the gathering was like a
great country party AIDE Vas the
busiest man ON the grounds. keep.
ing on the jump % see that none
Of HIS guests was neglected Taft
continues his tour for rs days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
rr;endship Ties Between
Australia and the
u. s. Cemented.
sY \. LTG cLoTWoRTHV

,steff Cofrr sNOHucnk o. t0h Ontteu
-. an Board Tire $. s. GeorplaA
lay Mail 20 san Franelseo.l
ArtNf.ANn t. 2. Aug "a
!. ,hnueh thcy were sixteen great
m,ssic shuitles, the ships OF the
s.,sleshlp fleet have sinco their
.,sIsal In Australian waters. been
s....elsssly weaving tho divided
r-sllsh speaking people Into one
.e5arlag racial fabric Within the
s.,,ntsht. since the long white line
= these potential emissarlcs OF
ssaee slipped through the haze Of
~ sahhath morning and dropped
.nshera IN tho beautiful waters OF
waiIemata at Auckland. they have
|. rreat part accomplished a mis-.
- which has confounded the
.',s~st Drained diplomats OF both
ar,lan and America. during nearly
~ century Of constant en-
asavor
r. wrlto % the fleets visit 60
,A.sa oar nuns outposts % the white
- and dwell entirely on the mag
slHcence o. the entertainment OK.
FADED both officers aud mon. ex.
rite Of che miles Of flashing lights
al flutfering. fiaE entwined hunt.
q which made every stone. faced
ssres bcwllderlng maze % bril-.
sant beauty. would be- as a bible
eshlle anamored 81 tha binders art.
- foggrtful % the great heart
slsry within me emhcillahed covers
4 ne book
because u ever two people barred
.hslr hearts one % another these
Eariish colonials aud their kinsmen
Z the feet SO have done As
laugh In heart sympathy with the
nenes u such portcntona moment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
AND THEY CALL 1T
CAR SERVICE

Owing 20 a lack Of cars. and ap-
parent general blunderinR many
people from Green Lake. Fremont
and the Walliugford nv line were
late 20 work this morning People
living on the Green Lake and FIRE.
mont line had no cars whatever
aud had 20 walk % the junction.
Then came Walllngford av car
and instead Of going on into town
n dumped LIS passengers az the
junction and went on Ia the barn
The next car 10 appear was one
from Ballard II was packed, but
tho crowd at the junction was des.
perato. and one of these dinky cars.
with a comfortable capacity for i6
passengers. brought In 13i halfruf
focated people Subsequent trips
repeated this.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
Youthful Burglar Caught
With Plumber on
Person.

paahlnE down the street after a
crash Of glass had been heard Al
NJ silyer's jewclry store In the
HInrkley block. AZ O'Clock this
morning. Joseph Kelley. IL years
old. ran into the arms Of Deputy
sheriff ". Cowan
On the prisoner was found n
watch. ring and a charm. lie de.
nies breaking the window. Mr.
silver says two watches arc miss
ina The prisoner did not have
them. and the police suspect an
accamplics.
After the arrest II vas learned
that a display window In front o.
r. J. CAROLS ioweirY store. 100
First av. had been broken during
the night and a gold watch stolen
from that establishment. The
watch found In kelleya possession
was identified this morning aa the
property of Mr. Carroll
Kelley has a bad record IN So
attic. and will probably be- sent %
tho pouitsn,iary for burglary. lie
vas arrested Aug 20 last. nj which
time he give his name as James
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
NEW VANCOUVER LINE.

VANCOUVER. Wash. Sept "a
Two large yellow trolley cars. pass.
Ing through town az $3.50 last even.
Ing on the North Bank railway at.
tracted no little attention. They
were the cars ordered BY the Van.
couver Traction company for use
on the ancouver street car fine and
will be put into service Thursday
afternoon The formal opening OF
the line will take place tomorrow
afternoon al 3 O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
COUNTRIES LINKED
CLOSE TOGETHER

70 the people Of the ~orld. which
were about to be ens~tod. nature
prepared an impresalvoly dramatic
setting For the entrance Of the fleot
into Auckland harhor.
An early morning mist curtAined
the fiect from the view of the
aerricd thousands Of people who
crowded the bold headlanda al
Nallemata bay until the great
towering ships were directly before
them Then, a. II tn response 20
the mute appeals 81 those scores or
thousands OF atraiang eyva. the
sunlight burst from the overcas,
heavens aud sweeping away tho
misty golden flood. revealed In all
their majesty OF power. the glitter.
ing. gun.toOthed Representatives OF
American sea might
Eloquent Greeting.
A tehsc, heart throhhlng silence.
more eloquent than the salvos OF
cheers was New zealand'K first
greeting Ia Americas sea fighters.
tAtFN NNt 80 ARsAA AAAANH ANAANinA
of breath among those thousands
of british empire makers as they
realised through their own vision,
the power Of Americas empire pro.
tectora
No such pageant 81 power had
ever been expected BY these guard.
ians OF thla isolated stronghold OF
the white race.
They had been waiting In eager
anticipation for months 20 greet the
sailor men and hoped for. someday
ally but they we're not prepared for
such a display OF power
The coming OF the fleet was TAX.
On as an indisputahla evidence that
America Is preparing for the pro.
teeiion of her iuaular possessions on
the Pacific and that the natural
sequence would be a union for Dc.
Tense 81 tho two English speaking
peoples,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
WANTS $50, 00OF0R
LOSS OF EYES

Thirty thousand dollars is the
damages asked Tor tho loss Of both
eyes. IN suit filed In the superior
court by Albert Magnuson. a la
horer. who was the victim u pre-
mature explosion at Easton on
March 81. while employed by the
Railway Co
In hia complaint against the MIL
waukee road Magnuson alleges that
G. J. johnson. a foreman Of the
company. was grossly careless
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
THE PARCEL BILL
NOT FAVORED
State Grocers Are Urged
to Fight Against
the Measure.

nELLlNGHAM. Sept 20 One
hundred members u the Washing
ton State Grocnrn' association wcre
present In the auditorium 81 the
Y, a. G. A. building this morning
when Proaidcut Charles r. Coon.
- Port Townsend. raped fur order
Il Ia the ninth annual convention
Of the association. and the second
"a b. held IN thin city.
The keynote fur the work IN hand
vas sounded By President Coon 10
his annual address lie recon-.
mended especially that every pres
suru be brought % bear By the
members Of the association % XII
tho proposed peat pareoi Dill that
10 pending Tn congress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
is HELD

The funeral ~ Mrs. Edith Blank
Willard. for 70 years a resident
% Seattle. who died Monday at the
Minor hospital. was held al 2
O'Clock thia afternoon from the
chapel OF the Seattle Undertaking
company.
The services we're conducted by
Rev. J. Y. y. Llwyd. Of 81 Marks
Episcopal church lnterment was
In i.Akeyies cemetery.
The dead woman wRn the wife OF
Herbert \. Whittard. q wealthy mia.
ing nan Of Nome.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
CANAL TAX WILL
BE THRESHED OUT

There win be a hot time In the
office ~ the county commissioners
tomorrow morning 1T 10 o'clock
Then the commissioners will face
hundreds Of taxpayers. who arc
firm In the belief that the Lake
Washington canal assessments are
Illegal
The iumbermen u Ballard have
announced that they Will take the
matter 60 the courts
No formal protests win be re-
celNed BY the commissioners after
o'clock this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
WOULD PROHIBIT
"THE CLANSMAN"

EVERETT. Sept Headed By
Rev IT, T. cate. the eoiared min
listers of this city called upon Mayor
Jones this morning and protested
against the appearance of "Thn
DianaWan' nt the opera house next
Monday night Mayor Jones' took
The matter under Achievement and
stated that he would undoubtedly
attend the performance az Tacoma
next sunday night and NJ u was
Objectionable. he would object fn
having 1.-The Chuaman" presented
Hnra
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
BREAKS WINDOW TO
GET JEWELRY

Naliahan. for stealing several re-.
voivers from the Wilton Hardware
company
lie Was sentenced 10 a term IN
laii. but became ili and was sent TO
a hospital. where he served cut HIS
time.
Tho window OF plumbing shop
was also broken last night by some
prowier. but. as far as can be
learned. nothing was stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
COPS WILL HELP
TAG DAY SALES

Chief Ward this morning laaued
tax day Instructions 10 policemen
The petrolmon are instructed "a.
help In every way 10 make the day
Il success, They are 90 see that no
one hinders the sales girls, and are
10 Inform themselves on the pure
poses OF the day ao that they can
sive assurance 10 any person do.
ldring information.
The Christian Endeavor society
OF the First Christian church has
put the society az the service ~ the
tRg day committed and will devote
It's efforts Co tho sale Of tags.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
BAND OF SMUGGLERS
BELIEVED CAUGHT

but the Nexicana are held In jall
here awaiting trial
Evidence npoa which the indict-
monta are based was secured BY
Richard n. Taylor. special agent Of
the goverumsnt. who was sent hers
from Washington 20 investigate 70
ports OF wholesale smuggling,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
CAUGHT BETWEEN CARS
SKULL Is FRACTURED

N adams, a lahorer. 50 years old.
Hes Tn a critical condition az Provi
dence hospital as the result Of an
accident AZ the Lake Washington
mill. Thirty.first av. 4. and Charles
At, yesterday afternoon. when he
was caught between t~o cars and
badly crushed
Hts skull was fractured and he
sustained severe internal Injuries
tie haa not rrEaincd conseiouanena,
aud slight hope II entertained for
his recovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
JOE CANS is TO
GO ABROAD
(By United press.}

BALTIMORE. Md, Sept. "a
Joe Cans Is today preparing 60 go
abroad and box for the entertain
ment Of King Edward and such
other monarchs as are interested in
the manly art" He has written
TO Doe" Krone at Chicago mott
lying him that he Is ready TO start.
and II Is probable that the two
will sail within the next 30 days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
LADIES' DAY TOMORROW.

Manager DuEdAlc wants 20 re-.
mind the ladies Of Seattle that 20.
morrow ls LADIES' day AZ the ball
park. and every Seattle fan belong
ing "a the fair ser IL urged 70 be-
present. The season does not last
much longer. and there will be- few
more opportunities for the ladies'
to see the games without charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
F0RESTFIRES

CALUMET. Mich, Sept "a
Forest fires which are burning
Hereby today. threatens the village
OF Centennial Heights. The fires
are already near the edge Of the
town and all available men are
lighting the flames Ia desperate
effort to save the village from
destruction.
Heavy rains. which fell over
Northern Michigan last night. stop.
ped the fires to great extent and
saved many thousand dollars.
worth Of property The situation ia
much better than Il has been for
weeks, but the danger Is not yet
uasssf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
FORFEIT $4,000 BONDS.


CHICAGO. Sept %. Information
was received today by United States
District Attorney Sims that Alfonso
aud Eva Duf0ur, under federal in
dlctment charged with being heads
uf the notorious white slave" trmf-
nc m Chicago. had forfeited their
bonds II $4,000 and fled FOR safety
20 Paris
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
VACCINATION - COMPULSORY,

A ballard mother has written 10
The star aaSing whether there h
a law 10 compel the vaccination Of
school childrcn. There Il such a
Law q - also necessary 20 MI
out the health blank sent bY teach.
ers 10 tho parents ~ pupils
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
r s Y
. TIL A.
BUS Y
Makes More Accusations
Against Treasurer
Haskell.

NEW YORK, Sept. sJ.-The
Hearst papers today print a story
accusing Treasurer C. N. haskell Of
the democratic national COMMITTEES
with having been involved In ques-
tlonahie transactions In New York
In connection with ,hs sale Of stock
In several railroads.
The story says that New York
brokers hold accounts against Has.
kell for several hundred thousand
dollars and that hls alleged victims
we're Bryan msn. Therefore. " az.
serts, they have said nothing about
the deals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
MELVIN NOMINATED.
10y United prsss.)

OAKLAND. Cal. Sept a.
Judge Henry A. Melvin was nom.
mated by the republican state con.
yeuiion today for associate justice
OF the state supreme court. 10 I'LL
the vacancy caused BY the death OF
Justice +. 81. Mcfarland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
WILL STUDY MEDICINE.

Harry H. Kline. we'll known
Newspaper man Of this city. leaves
tonight for Nashville. Tenn where
he viii take tho medical course OF
be Vanderbilt college Ho OK
1ccfs 10 be- gone for four years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
DOGS MAY RIDE
ON STREET CARS

II you want TO take your dog
hunting. and wRng hian to ride down
town with yuu on a street car. got
permit frpm Supf krmgntarm "a.
ficw At Fffth and Pine Then tai.
the org 20 the fronf PLATFORM. pay
hta fare "a 5 cents and everything
wiH Do AL right. These permits ara
good during the hunting nrason.
from noW on until March 4
lap dogs. carrisi IN the pasaen-
gers lap. ride fires. bat q me large
daEA none bat hunting daga ara al.
lowed on board
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
VETERAN CIRCUS MAN
MARRIES NURSE

NASHVILLE. Tenn. sept IA
John Robinson. the veteran circus
owner. was married yesterday In
his private car At Clarksville. Team.
to Miss Maud Logan. a professional
nurse. who has been travelling with
him for some time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
cAsHHs BOGUS CHECKS.

Hy drawing worthless checks ON
the Peoples Savings bank n
stranger separated II LutHch. Of
the Eagles cafe. and Joseph VIII
Iama OF 60i Third av.. from g.
each last Thuradny. The police do
partmenf WAS furnished with a
description Of the forRer this morn
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
GARBAGE CANS OPEN.

Twenty restaurant men and sa-
lonnkeeperH were fined - each in
the police court this morning for
leaving their garbage cans uncov-
cred, Judge Gordon said he would
make the fines light for the first
uffenAp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
PRocURER CONVICTED.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 25.-
Henry Villett. charged with bring.
ing Margarate Raise. a young
French girl, into this country for
immoral purposes. was yesterday
convicted IN the criminal court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
HELD FOR THEFT.

Accused ~ stealing $3.50 worth "
jfana from locomotives ia the ~ r.
guudh0use. william Hart aged al.
shoemaker is under arrest This
morning officials n the Northern
Pacific identified the brass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23

While being towed 10 her winter
quarters up the Duwamish river
the cod-fishing schooner Joseph
Russ became stuck in the mud flats
Yesterday. She viii be pulled off
this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23

caught In the planning machinery
and mashed completely off He was
removed 10 the Providence hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23

steamship President. Captain
Cousins. arrived this morning from
Frisco. with 100 passengers and
s.5oo tons OF freight Head winds
we're encountered an up the coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
POLITICAL MOTHS

There Will be a meeting ~ the
King county republican precinct
committee Saturday al o'clock. In
EveFEreen hsii. az First av. when
the active work Of tbs campaign
wiii be launched
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
MORRISON FUND

The following contributions Ia the
Russell Morrison fund were re-.
crived today:
Charles Holt. sllverdale. ...tiOO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23

Senator DoIiivrr. ~ Iowa. ia billed
to SPEAK in Seattle some time IN tho
near future IN behalf If Taft Sen.
atnr neveridEe. Of Indiana. viii al.
80 speak here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23

NEW YORK. Sept. "a Melville
r Ingalls,. chairman Of the board
OF directors % the nig Four rail.
read. who IL supporting Bryan
strongly In tho present campaign
today said n I ware Ia the place
OF Gov. Haskell. | would want 70
reslga aB treasurer OF the national
committee"
The statement waa made In con.
nsetion with tho charges made By
Hearst that Haskell has served
as an agent Of the Standard Oh
Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-23
LOSES HIS HAND.

While John Fish. a lumberman.
was a work In n mil at YounRs
town yesterday HIS left hand was