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The sun., 1908-05-31
GREAT AEROPLANE FLIGHTS
DELAGRANGE STAYS 10 MINUTES
IN THE AIR; WINS $4,000.
Farman Covers More Than q Kilometer
Near Gand and Also Gains Prize
Zeppelin Plans mn Aerial Trip Of
$50 Miies-Big British Balloon Race.


Special Cabis Dispatcher TO TIE SUN.
ROME. May 3O.--At dawn to-day Della
grange made a record fight with his aero
plane In the presence OF representatives OF
aeronautical societies recognized by the
French Aero Club, including the president
Of the Aeronautical Society of the United
States.
There was light breeze when Delagrange
started. The machine first covered loo
meters (more than 100 yards) on the ground
and then arose and without again touching
the ground remained In the air l5 minutes
20 seconds. covering l2.75o meters (about
1890 yards ut a height OF from to ~
meters from the ground and circling the
Piazza dArmi ten times with the utmost
facility.
Delagrange won the prize Of $4,000 for
a record aeroplane fight.
PARIS. May 9o.-Last March N. Charron
wagered 81, ,4cO against $1,000 that an aero
plane carrying two persons would not cover
kilometer within the year. Henry Far
man, M. Archdeacon and Santos-Dumont
accepted the offer.
Farman and Archdeacon won the wager
at Gand to-day. covering l.24l meters. or
241 meters more than the limit in the wager.
LONDON. May 3O.-Count Zeppelin is
at Lucerne taking a rest before at
tempting great fight to Koenigs-
berg and back. 1t ID estimated that the
distance is 1880 miles. Zeppeln's new air.
ship is the fourth of it's kind to be built 1t
cost 100000 and will be ready next week.
The trials have been held over Lake
Constance. Three 40 horsepower Daimler
engines have been fitted to the body OF the
airship. Zeppelin estimates that they will
drive her at fifty mile gait against mod
crate wind. The airship is now complete.
with the exception Of searchlights for night
use and wireless apparatus.
What is described as the biggest
and most important balloon race ever
held in England started this after
noon from Hurlingham. 1t was organ
lied by the International Aeronautic FEEDER
alton to mark the conclusion of the London
congress of that body.
Thirty competitors started. representing
Great Britain, France. Germany. Switzer-
land and Belgium. G. F. Pollock's Valkyris,
the largest competitor. won the contest
alighting within milo of the winning post
The sun., 1908-05-31
THREAT OF CHICAGO UNION MEN
10 900 Carpenters to Strike n Leaders Are
Punished for Contempt OF Court.

10 900 Carpenters to Strike n Leaders Are
Punished for Contempt OF Court.
CHICAGO May S0.-"Every union carpenter
on all building operations affected by the
sweeping injunction Of Judge Carpenters
court will lay down his tools the instant
one Of their number In arrested and remain
on strike every day Of the prisoners In
generation This IL q "secret" agree
ment affecting 10000 union carpenters and
which will be invoked II sentence on three
labor leaders for contempt Of court is car.
ried out.
1t is said that habeas corpus writs may
be issued by another court saving from
Imprisonment the men sentenced by Judge
Carpenter. There Ia q strong possibility.
however. that Daniel Gavin, secretary
treasurer Of the carpenters district council,
alone viii be punished.
The sun., 1908-05-31
ONE A DEsERTER, ONE A THUG
And Twenty.eiEht Physically Unht-Bins.
ham Turns En- Dowp as Cops.

ham Turns En- Dowp as Cops.
II was learned at Police Headquarters
yesterday that the reason Commissioner
Bingham turned down two Of the thirty
probation policemen whom he refused to
take into the department last Thursday
was that one was formerly member of
the Monk Eastman gang and the other
was deserter from the United States
army. The Others that we're turned down
Commissioner Bingham declares were
physically unfit.
Gen. Bingham stands ON the advice Of
Chief Surgeon Quigley Of the POLICE De-
partment in regard to the physical con-
dition Of the men and he personally directs
q search Of the candidates records regard
less OF their civil service board credentials.
Announcement was made at Police Head
quarters yesterday that Lieut.. Ferneisen.
who is now in London, has been instructed
TO bring half q dozen English police dogs
with him. The new dogs will be tried with
the Belgian dogs which are now sleuthing
In the outskirts Of Brooklyn.
The sun., 1908-05-31
M'CORMICK DIDN'T HAVE $40.
R0ckefeller's SOn.in.Iaw Had to Put Up
His watch as Security for Fine.

ROckefeller's SOn.in"Iaw Had TO Put Up
His watch as Security for Fine.
CHICAGO, May so.-"But. Judge, 1 haven't
slo.' protested Harold Mccormick. son-in-
law Of John D. Rockefeller, when arraigned
before Justice Lane of Glencoe and fined
$40 and costs for speeding his automobile
this afternoon. In perplexity he asked
the justice Of the peace how he could fix
the matter up.
You will have to pay your fine just like
any one else was the reply.
We'll. can leave my watch as security
until can raise the money!" Mr.. Mccor-
mick inquired.
Yes, that will answer replied the JUS
tice. whereupon Mccormick deposited his
watch and was allowed to go
The sun., 1908-05-31
MEDIUMS SHY OF CONyURER!
Omer OF Prize for Leyitataon Of q Table
Withdrawn--No Takers.
Special Cable Despatch 10 THE SUN.

SpeefoS Cdoe DespdfoH 70 iHh SUN
PARIS, May sp-Of all the feats per-
formed by the noted Italian medium Eusapia
Paladino during her recent visit to Paris
none caused moro discussion than when
she caused table to rise. DR.. Gustave
Lebon and Prince Roland Bonaparte as a
test offered a prize Of $500 to any medium
who raised an object from the floor without
touching II In full daylight
The offer has now been Withdrawn after
remaining open for a month, as nobody
accepted 1t. Five mediums expressed their
ability to perform the feat. and two accepted
the conditions but failed to appear on the
appointed day.
The conditions provided that the test must
be performed In the presence Of q cine
matograph apparatus and also before two
conjurers. DR.. Lebon believes that the
presence Of the conjurers was the cause Of
the reluctance Of the mediums to accept the
test,
The sun., 1908-05-31
COUNTESS GrzYCKI TO SUE
WIN Seek In m American Court Divorce
From Her Husband.

Joseph Medill Patterson, son OF the
editor Of the Chicago Tribune and ex-
FOUNDER Of Socialism, arrived yesterday
by the French liner La Provence with the
information that his sister the Countess
Gizycki. will shortly come to America. to
begin an action in an American court for
divorce from her husband. The two
a-half-year-old daughter of the
Countess was kidnapped, according to the
Countess. while she and the little girl were
in Vienna. Before coming here, young
Mr.. Patterson says his sister will make an
effort to recover the baby. The Countess
and Count have been separated since the
Counts assault on his wife in February
The sun., 1908-05-31
1T WAS AN AMERICAN RECORD.
Senator La Toilette Champion Talker Of
All the Congresses.

WASHINGTON, May s0.-The feat OF speak
ing eighteen and half consecutive hours
on the currency bill gave Senator La Fol-
lette championship honors. The record
that he surpassed was that made by Sen
ator William Vincent Allen Of Nebraska
in 1893 in filibuster against the repeal OF
the silver purchase clause Of the Sherman
bill. Senator Allen spoke fourteen hours
and ten minutes at one stand on that occa-
sion.
Senator Carter Of Montana IN In the list
Of heavyweight champions also for REQ
ord made In March, 1900, when he talked
eight or nine hours day for several days
until he had succeeded In killing the river
and harbor bill. -
The sun., 1908-05-31
NIxON's WARsHIP CONTRACTS.
with Just what Foreign Government He
Won't Tell-AerOnaut's Visit.

Won't Tell-AerODaut'B Visit.
Lewis Nixon returned yesterday from
Europe aboard the Cunarder Campania
with a pocket filed with contracts for
building war vessels for certain foreign
Government" the name of which Mr.. Nixon
said he did not care TO tell. Mr. Nixon
spent day In Ireland with Richard Croker.
who, the shipbuilder says. is earnestly for
the nomination Of Bryan.
Other passengers by the Campania were
Charles j. Glidden, E. T. Gait. Patrick
Y. Alexander. the British expert aeronaut;
Thurlow Weed Barnes and Sir Sidney
Olivier. Mr.. Alexander was met by repre-
sentatives Of the Aero Club Of America.
He will investigate and report TO the British
Government the progress Of the Wright
brothers in their aeroplane flying machine.
The sun., 1908-05-31
TURK PLEADS HYPNOTISM.
YOUNG Castaway In Paris Murders Sister
and Nephew OF His Benefactor.

U Special Gable Despatch to THE SUN.
PARIS, May so.-Mehemid Ali, leader of
the Turkish community in Paris, befriended
recently poor oountryman Of his,a medical
student named Rechid Mustapha, providing
him with board and lodgings In his man.
sion on the Boulevard Haussmann. Early
to-day, after having spent the night roam
ing about the Latin Quarter. Mustapha
went home and stabbed to death the sister
Of Mehemid Ali, the Princess Fatima, and
her son, Prince Sulah, while both were
asleep.
Mustapha admits the crime. He declares
he was the victim of the hypnotic suggestion
of o doctor who has mesmerizedo him on
EsyS-ri occasions
The sun., 1908-05-31
EDNA GOODRICH NOT TO WE'D.
Her Engagement to J. ii. Macmillan Of
Nevada Declared or.

Nevada Declared or.
SAN Francisco, May 30.-Ihe wedding
Of Miss Edna Goodrich, the actress, to j.
Harry Macmillan, wealthy Nevadan,
will not take place on June lO as was an
nounced. Something has happened
Their marriage may never take place"
said Mrs. Goodrich, Edna's mother
my business won't let me- said Mr.
Macmillan. The former actress wouldn't
say a word.
Macmillan had come down to San Fran
cisco on the same train with Edna Good
rich. The latter had come all the way
from Europe.
The sun., 1908-05-31
ALDRICH HEADS COMMISSION.
senators and Representatives Named 70 Act
Under Currency Bin Provisions.

WASHINGTON. May s0.-The Vice-P Presi-
dent tonight announced the names OF the
nine members Of the Joint Congress Cur
rency Commission created by the Aldrioh-
Vreeland bill. They are Senators Aldrioh.
Allison. Hale Burrows. Knox. Daniel. Teller.
Money and Bailey.
Speaker Cannon announced the following
as the House members: Republicans.
Vreeland of New York. 0verstrset Of Indi-
ana. Burton Of Ohio. Weeks Of Massaohu-
sets. Bonynge Of Colorado. and Smith Of
California. Democrats-Padgett Of Ten
nessee. Burgess OF Texas and Pujo Of
Louisiana.
The sun., 1908-05-31
NAPHTHA LAUNCH BLOWN UP.
Man Kiiied and Dozen Injured In Mishap
ON tho Delaware.

PHILADELPHIA, May so.-By an explosion
on a naphtha launch on the Delaware River
one man was killed and nearly dozen other
persons were injured, some Of them seri-
ousiy, late THE evening.
The man who was killed was John Sohmid-
leigher Of 5000 Radnor street, the owner of
the launch.
The sun., 1908-05-31
TRAINS COLLIDE IN EGYPT.
Cairo Express wreoked-Two Killed and
Nino Injured.
Special Cable Despatch 10 The 5

q Special CdMs De5pdfcN 70 TNN SUN.
ALEXANDRIA. Egypt. May so.-A Cairo
expreas ran into freight train to-day.
Two persons were killed and nine hurt.
aix Of them seriously.
The sun., 1908-05-31

DEwEYy CI4ARET ON sAUrERNE PUNcR.
H bsSss sons o. II III n Fuiica iic;s s New Yers
--Ase ~ ~ =.
The sun., 1908-05-31

TO PHILADELPHIA IN TWO HOURS.
Every hour on the hour, SEQ New Jersey Central
schedule on page T. Third Section. TRY TRAY.
RLLiNG FIRsr cLAsS.--AdA (, y, Z X, ~.
The sun., 1908-05-31
WASHINGTON THE BEAUTIFUL

Spring Tho season 70 enjoy rs charm.
The Shorchnm, metropolitan exceiienoo Amef,-
can and European plan. John 7. peyine. Pop.
--Aes. al.slll w
The sun., 1908-05-31
wreck OF the Maine Decorated.

WrecK " dho MhIH6 UbbOF0E6U.
Special Cable Despatch 10 TEE SUM-.
HAVANA. May So.--The wreck Of the
Maine In the harbor was decorated to-day
under the auspices OF the American Club.
The sun., 1908-05-31
! COLGATE JUNIOR DROWNED.

Georgo z. GateS Gets Cfnmp swimming
I'm Lake Moraine.
UTICA, N. Y. May so.--5eorge q. Gates
Of Nyaok. Junior In Colgate University.
was drowned while bathing In Lake Moraine
near Hamilton. this afternoon, He was
seized with q cramp and went down In eight
feet Of water, His body was recovered In
half an hour.
The sun., 1908-05-31

R:a: fasT'f: 81 :i s:a ss s
The sun., 1908-05-31
La Toilette Is Beaten and
Emergency Currency Bill
Passed.
GORE suBsIDED TOO SOON.
Stone Wasn't Ready to Relieve
Him and AldrIch SEIZED
His Chance.

Moved the Adoption OF Conference Report
and Got the Roll Cali Started Before
the F1libusters Realized what was
up-La Toilette Votes AYE" in Order
TO Move Reconsideration and Is Foiisd
I'm That, Too-Messases From bryan
Didn't Move the Democrats--La Fol.
Iette's IS Ia Hour Talk Against Time
-PaJamas and Such In the Final re-
wildering scurry to Get There Quickly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-22
COUNTRY CLUB
PLEASURES TODAY

The Country Club offers numerous
pleasures in celebration of this Wash
ington natal anniversary and very ap-
propriately a flag raising ceremony
will be one of the principal features
of the afternoons attractions.
It viii be one of the biggest days
in the history of the club. Buses will
be provided for the transportation Of
people between the Rapid Transit
terminal and the club grounds and a
large gathering of members is antici-
pated and provided for.
D Mrs. George r. Carter, assisted by
lady friends of the club, will serve tea
during the afternoon. Clock golf
grounds and bowling greens will be
found in the best of condition Later
in the year a clock golf tournament for
lady members is to be held.
This afternoon there will be a medal
play golf tourney, entries closing at
2 o'clock at the clubhouse. For this
two prizes are offered.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-22
THE FATHER OF HIS COUNTRY.

boz English colonies America
frontier being within fifty
miles of the points than $50 miles at In
the subsequent site OF Pitts
burg the Virgnan woods When Washington
Of
located
lakes the possibilities
beyond Across the Mississippi and along
the there underlined spheres of
fourffths of the of the woods
plains of Probably Washington
potentlts
a continental
republic of he
build foundations They
with largest coneminous
holding distant which
Washingtons death
with efficiency which Washington
possible bulded better than they
all the revolutionary
military the
the England
when American colonies rebeled
Hamilton, Franklin
while
did strengthen and spread the principles
been done Britain for century past
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-22
SHRINERS ARE
SPLENDID HOSTS
Continued from Page one.)

Continued from Page One.)
way before it, the tables for the re-
freshments had been placed, making
an out-of-door fete brilliant in concep-
ton and admired by the hundreds who
strolled along the pier or on the lawns,
the music of the band, stationed here,
mingling tremendously with the wash
of the rollers on the sands.
The front entrance of the hotel was
decorated only With incandescents and
two large flags, the National and the
Hawaiian colorS, while the decorations
of the reception hall were limited to
the potted palms and plants artistical-
ly arranged in the Railways. The par
lor was left to those who preferred
the destinations of bridge and pedro
to the dancing.
The arrangements were almost per-
feet throughout, the result of the hard
work done during the past few days
by the members of the Arab Patrol,
whose twenty-four members made up
the various committees for the affair.
These were divided as follows:
Gneral Committee-H. E. Murray,
Geo. H. Angus, F. B. McStocker, J. J.
Belser and F. L. Hatch.
Finance-F. B. McStocker, r. H. Pc
trie, Robt. w. Single, K. B. Porter
and E. J. Lord.
Hall and Decorations-J. J. Belser,
Sam Johnson, c. G. Bartlett, Emil
Waterman and Theo. Hoffman,.
Reception Committee-H. E. Murray,
DIR. Wood, E. c. Brown and DR.. Gross
man.
Invitation and Floor Committee
Geo. H. Angus, F. c. Smith and NJ.
Phillips. III
Printing and Program-F. L. Hatch,
c. G. Bockus and w. H. Goetz.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-22
THE DUTY OF THE DAY.

yourself
that the moving taken viii
pattern.
parade that you happen
of
of stepehidren he
all nett
cafes them that
Washington himself
children good
they win birthday
Fourth o
Incidentally
it, He pubeist
delight
Finally,
horns and confidential smile
the Demon possibly
a holiday.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-22

You can bet on Wilder.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-22
SHOWING THE CLovEN HOOP.

spirit the behind the
OF nights Bulletin:
Governor appoints Wilder Assessor, has him
appointed thereby throwing
a seeks appoint
of Republican convention said
of this morning
be
sole made
deprvg Republican the right
his administration right chamber council
Is a o n
the which itself
responsibility
If the truth told that Executive committee rhteou defeated
of van o deneea ndg o out.
to he
yield to threats will mighty dusty eviction.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-22

of
which consolidate the garbage bureau with
of
to induce Colonel Johnson there viii
sgregate the and
be achieved o
the next primaries for Achi
actual work win be whether
removed the
full
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-22

Carbon the dasure all fair must feel
Sosel
him all the hono his puation with
the
subjects stand There merit
if sosel punished
Their of
ordered of batteries
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-22

Why send the militia after Lopeza They
hanthe
Of Lopez would be better than camping
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-22

The Samketch Salvation Lassie has
been located on a reef off Kalihi har-
Dor by a Hawaiian fisherman.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-22

If Roosevelt
him. They
of them predict that they
through the empty costly
practically PLATFORM
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-22

Let Any information
be fled in the County Attorney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
MAKING WAR
ON PEDDLERS

Steps have been inaugurated by
license Inspector Marsh 20 arrest
ali peddiere who inalat In visiting
the residence and downtown die
tricta 20 sell their wares, attracting
attention TO their presence by loud
cries.
This is a violation OF the law
aud 40 many complaints have
reached the license inspectors OF.
flee that no has determined upon
drastic measures 10 end the evil.
These peddlera az rule start out
with "A wagonioad Of fruit or yego.
tables aud proceed along the street
announcing their wares In tones
that can be heard for blocks.
A large number Of licenses which
expired on July ] have not been re-.
nawed aud those who have not
taken out new licenses by the end
OF the present month may be ar
rested ON a charge Of peddling
without a license. which will mean
either a heavy fine or a jail sen.
tcnce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
MAYOR HESITATES
OVER LICENSES

Mayor Miller In holding up the
two ordinances renewing the saloon
licenses Of Wilson q zImmerlce. AZ
iib Columbia VI. and Ryan a
Brown. AZ i09s First ay.
There two licenses are being con
tested for BY the Seattle HrcsinE
a Mailing Co. on claim thai the
brewery people furnished the
money for the original licenses and
vas thefefore entitled 10 maintain
ownership.
All the parties Interested have
appeared before the mayor and
given their version Of the con
iroYerny. The ordinances we're
passed b. the council and are now
awaiting the mayors signature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
STATE NEWS

George offray. for years a mem.
Der OF the British navy. met Pearl
Brandon. OF Waila walla IN Sc.
attie while observing the parade
of the marines from the battieehips
last May. An attachment sprAng
up with the result tina, they are
married.
An electrical storm swept over
the Inland Empire Wednesday
night
While aslesp. Albert Patrick. q
clerk in the city water and light
department at Tacoma. walked
overheard from a yacht and came
near being drowned
Work on the battlcship Oregon
1t the navy yard has been dis
continued for the time being and
the men placed At work on other
battleshipn. work on which IL more
urgent.
Four Bremerton merchants have
been arrested for keeping liquor on
their premises or for selling cigaret
materials.
The work Of the gunners Of Fort
Casey IN the eofoot target shoot.
held June ~. scored 100 per cent.
Hoqulam IL soon 10 have a $780,
600 sawmili.
The brass band of the Children's
Industrial Home. at Seattle. will
soon visit GrAys Harbor and other
parts OF the state
The Good Templars are holding
a grand lodge session nj Eyerson.
Blaine viii soon have it's own
municipal lighting plant. plans hav'
Ing been completed TO purchase the
n. L. jenkins power establish
mens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
PHYSICIAN FORBIDs
DlAVOLO TO DIn

Dtavolo. the yonne -,
a. a,'d !, ~ ,n'o = shallow tank n ~. "
40 100 ', saa. gaIs from an elevate. ~ I
~ = iest, has been fofbiddsss ' :. Il
physician, Or. John NJ. ao,g :,
next few days. OF ~ N
During bis enEagsmen, :,
park, Diavolo has euatsl,s l'es|
or lcse severe bruises ~ NJ h1s|
day after his plunge rsss lssts
unable 10 stand on hie eass "
Dr. horgan stated ,od.,
Dlayolo would be able - N
his spectacular diving ar. ~
day and Sunday, but ~, ~
Tine he has absolutely 80, n
The young man 10 make n.
plunge. avs a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
BRIEFS BY WIRE

r. II. Sothern Is TO contest the
divorce suit brought by his wife
AZ Reno.
President Roosevelt returned TO
Oyster Ray last night. after deliy-
ering his address before the naval
school at Newport.
Seth Bullock. the famous from.
tier peace officer. now located at
Colorado Springs, Colo. viii &C
company President Roosevelt on
his African trip next year.
The German car In the New
York.to- Paris race has arrived al
Eytdkuhnen. East Prussia, $50
miles ahead OF the Thomas car.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
PUBLIC MARKET

Round steak "A auo,.s
OF the meat stalls on Is. "
market at DC per pound. 49, i !.
are also quoted 1t r. pey - ~
Specials today are: go ra
peaches zVc per dozen. llnbn,.''
cheese. soc Der brlek. Faysq
bloaterg. 9 for 1ge; xre... ,,.a nns'
per pound; new esrruts. / sms.t.
be; beeta. { punches To-. s %
cherries. pounds zse 49,
prunes. Be per dozen: iEsk $50
cane sugar 81 dahiIaa. i[ y
dozen; sturgeon. Toe psr -,
lamb stew and c0rned beef Il
pound. cottage cheese. l2ve n
pound; fresh eastern eggs, H.
dozen.
Eastern hams win be aso.s :.
l3hc per pound tOmorros.
E4dlshss bsness. snf se.
Parsley. . bgHchea fer lea
TsFnipa. J Danehss for "a
csiery. ? bunohss lie.
AhHusEfHl lHf 70 &c.
HutataSss. I've -.
hseis : punches Ice
Head istfaes for &C.
Lemons. DO 70 ne per doa
Fancy sppiss 81 ~ 70 tt1f ~
Ffaesppiea. zoe 70 Sea each
Oranges iec 10 sec doEsa
Fiaasfs-=C Arnafi0ns. zte - -
roses 2At 70 g6C dsx
Uraps fruit. Zee 10 see.
Deses lee
MHefiinTtgn cFeemsry bufi~. NJ
love- efeamsfy. : ihs sse' rsscA "a
4bf ih.
Local ranch sgEs ss.tBe aos
Potatoes. nss. it-IE ia. ztt. d y
100 iba
oaioas ! sunebss. Sc. bssllss esd
~ - FOR tGe
Carrots I punches Tor &C.
fammar squash. Ice 10
Motion chops, ~ -ise n n
steaks itct pqfterho9Fe Ice = N
n afiein. Iz4es round steak III
b shoulder steak 3 los 71e u
= a. foasts. sic H.; boiling hsef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-23
YOUTHFUL PIRATES
STEAL A ROW BOAT

w. 8. Lndvigson. OF East Seattle.
reported 10 the police today that
four boys had mtolen hts rowboat AZ
Lake Washington and set out on a
cruise for waters unknown. lie said
that one Of the boys IL named George
Washington. lie did not know the
others.
The police viii investigate the
matter and sndsavor 10 apprehcnd
the youthful pirates.