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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
DEATH FOLLOWS
QUICKLY AFTER
AN ELOPEMENT,

SAN FftANCiSCO. Nov l-pr.
g " O'conneli is under arrest.
and James IA Gibson Is detained
Cos completely IN the death Of 10
ysaroid Vesta Van yiack. who sue.
cumbed 90 an operation In a local
hospital yesterday Gibson has
made a statement 10 the police
involving the physician.
The girl Is the daughter Of n y.
Van Viack. Of Salem. Ore, and two
weeks ago elopcd from her home
with young Gibson II Is said here
that the young couple we're not
married. bat a dispatch from ore.
gon speaks II the Eifl as Gibson p
wife Gibs0u has wired 10 fela.
tiToB IN oregon Tor money with
which 10 ship the girls body home
II vas through this telegram that
her parents heard what had become
of her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
LEAVES MESSAGE
FOR UNDERTAKEN

sPOKANE. Nov. 7--Leaving a
note asking that a certaiH under.
taker should be sent for. Reed
Jones. an insurance aud real estate
man OF this city. took a dose OF
arsenic Thursday night, and bis
llfeleaa body was found yesterday
morning. The suicide took place
IN a local hotel. and no cause for
Il hats yet been assigned.
Jones had not been home since
Wednesday morning, and his wife.
becoming worried over his absence,
notified the police Wednesday night
OF his disappearance Jones regis.
tered az a hotel Thursday morning
under the name OF Elias Aston lie
IL survived by a widow and three
sons. one OF whom IL purchasing
agout for the Alaska Commercial
co. Of Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
MAN is SAVED
FROM DROWNING

After n hard struggle and a cold
bath. Tony Hanson and Tom Burns.
lungnhorCmcu. rescued a drunken
man from q watcry grave I'm Elliot
bay last night The men had been
working late ON the bis Blue Fun.
mel liner Antiloohus, and were 40.
ing home about $50 in the morn
Ing. When opposite the dock Of
Tho Chlopeck Fish Co. they heard
cries for help and discovered a man
struggling for life in the water
below them.
They procured a rope. but the
man Was too far gone to faston IL
about himself Burns then pluuR.
"a into the water and supported
the unfortunate until the rope
could be made fast. and the two Of
them we're hauled out by Hanson.
The rescued man revived after "a
few moments but was unable 10
give any information as 20 his name
or residence The men say that
he was very drunk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
Strong Feeling Against
Him for His Political
Activity.

DENVER. Colo. Nov. T--nele.
yates arriving for The annual con.
veption ~ the American Federation
Of labor which viii meet next
Monday today refused 90 discuss
their attitude ON the threatened
move 10 depose samuel Gnmpefa
from the presidency 81 the ofsaui.
satlon Year after year the attempt
% depoae Gomperp has been made.
and a. regularly defeated
This year, however. u 10 rumored
Ia sifonEor feeling has arisen
against him on account 10 his BE-.
cent action IN openly supporting
Hrfan and attempting % throw the
organization officially 10 the sap
port u the democratic candidate.
Although many measures OF vital
Interest 20 the lahofluH men will be
considered Il a. predicted thar 70
iilicai matters viii oorupy a great
dnai 81 the delegates tine
The federation ia expected Ia take
a decided and definite stand ON
legislation affecting labor particu.
larry the treatment Of labor la The
courts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
\ BUILD APPROACH
FOR CITY LIBRARY

astsins Of tbs library board
ssssias 'he hld OF Cawaey 4
q isz750 Tor the construc.
1, 4 = ornamental approach %
49, ay.le library building NJ
~. .s =. ahd Madison st vas an.
provided the people vote ID
II, .,. ne bond issue az the ape.
\. sslon 70 BE- held next month
~. Ind Issue is not endorsed
n. ne no money Tor this pur.
rams for three new branch
r. one Al Green Lake one
A,sefsliy, and one al West 81.
s ere endorsed last nlght and
"a 1.'Faetion committee author.
z g ahead With the w0rk
go Cote were the sue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
REVOLUTION
In PERU

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. T.
News Of revolution In Peru that
forced the retirement Of former
President Pardeu and the elevation
OF Ferdinand Leguia. was brought
here today by @ n Sawyer, an
American engineer. who arrived on
the German steamer Ammon. Saw
yer was Ia the South American re-
public during the Troublesome
times. and witnessed the uprisings
which we're led By the famous out
law Duran. Duran led HIS forces
into Lima October 4 and burned
several municipal buildings He
openly announced his purpose 10
assasslnatc President Pardeu, and
WAS driven from the city only after
a hard fight
The revoluiionists were driven 10
the mountains. where they burned
railroad bridges and tore up track.
Later the leaders Of the movement
were captured and executed Thu
popular indignation against Pardeu
later caused the president TO retire.
and Logula was selected In bis
stead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

NEW York. Nov THE Her.
aid this morning aayRt "Nnt g.
Goodwin VIII marry Edna Goodrich
at = O'Clock fhie afternoon Ia New
Rochelle This IL the end or months
~ gossip and fumOr. during which
Mr Goodwin obtained an umcontcsf.
"a divorce from his former wife.
Maxine Elliott Miss Goodrich r..
turned from Europe last Saturday
with her mother She has been for
more than year leading woman
in Mr. Goodwinn production Of
Tho Genius" IN which he has
starred about the country. bot has
not appeared IN New York Miss
Goodrich purchased this play from
ga author and created the leading
role. Harry Woodruff playing the
part Mr Goodwin assumed when he
bought the play retaining Miss
Goodrich
Mr Goodwin. wheu very Young
married Miss Eliza Weathcruby
one ~ the women who made Lydia
Thompson and her blondes"
sensation ga the early seventies
She died ia 1887. and IN the year
following Mr Goodwin married Mrs
Nellie Peaae " hose union with a
prominent Buffalo business man the
courts had Runderod similar pro
ce.dinea ended the marriage con
tract with ar Goodwin 10 1892 lie
engaged Maxine Elliott, wife 81
George A McncrmQtt a lawyer. as
icadlug woman. and the divorce Of
che McDermottH was followed b.
the marriage Of Mrs Aciermott
aud Mr. Goodwin IN 1855 Miss
Goodrich WAS married "a Edwin
Stacey Of Cincinnati IN 1902. bat
they weru divorced She 10 Is
yeara cid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
New Generator Will Be
in Operation at the
Power House.

Between tonight and Monday
morning Superintendent l. "a.
fouugs. % the light and water a.
paFtmsnt expects 10 have the adal.
tloual seneratog o. operation al tho
power house on Cedar river. aud
this viii add i.Ogo horsepower Go
the current nov available for Use
IN this eltg through the dlssribu.
ton effected Ia the municipal
llghting system.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
STEAMER ON
SAND BAR

EUREKA. Cal. Nov 7-Restins
easily on a sand bar IN South bay,
the steam schooner Aberdeen, with
100000 feet OF lumber aboard. Is
awaiting today a favorable tide TO
assist the tugs IN floating her. Cap
tain Casey. In command Of the yes
sci, and his crew OF l6 men. are
safe. and no danger 20 the vessel
Is apprehcnded
With no surf and the vessel on an
even keel. Captain Casey, after
sending 10 Eureka for aid. decided
to wait until today before attempt
ing 10 float the schooner.
The Aberdeen was built In 1899.
and e. owned by the Pacific Lum-
Der company OF San Francisco. She
was bound for San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
JONATHAN AND BILL WILL
PLAY GOLF


PORTLAND. Ore. Nov ~ Sea.
ator Jonathan bourne has gone 10
lot Springs a. play golf wifh Pres
ideni elect Taft. The aefiea of
games which Taft and Bourne we're
playing some time ago Was inter.
Tuptcd BY The campaign. out when
Tar and Tho senator separated 81
was agreed between them that they
should meet again az Hot Springs
November 10 and conrnse the
amusement
Senator Bourne irft for Hot
sprnKs yesterday. and will not a..
turn o. Portland until after congress
adinarns he will spend ubou, two
weeks at the resort. and viii then
80 90 % Washington
Their mutual fundncsa Tor the
gutta perchA ball il bond q com.
mon Interest between bourne and
the preaiaentclect. which makes n
probable that the oregoa senator
viii rank even higher IN the oounsels
he has In those u Rooaevelts re-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
PRUYN SENTENCED
TO REFORMATORY

William G. pruyn. who recently
entered a plea Of guilty to a charge
Of larceny by emhezzlement, was
this morning sentenced by Judge
Frator % serve a sentence Of from
one 90 ten years IN the state re.
formRtory az Monroe. pruyn was
charged I'm the information In the
case with having embeEzled s5i.a5
from Dexter Horton g. Co. bank.
eru. on January "a. last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
BOARD DENIES THAT
CONTRACT EXISTS

FoiioainF declaration - the
contractors. james Parkc q Co. that
work on the new municipal building
would stop unless certain bills
claimed wore paid within q stated
time. tha board ~ public works to-
day announced that this firm had
never been given any regular con-
tract 60 90 enc work and therefore
placed the demand on file.
According O. q statement filed
with Building superintendent Grant
there is now $4,000 due she COM
tractors for ertfsa in work and
changes made on the building Mr.
Grant insists that in several items
the contractors have charged more
ulffad hv them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
MISSOURI
FOR TAFT

CHICAGO, Nov. T.--coupfese re-
turns from Missouri lneicate the
entire electoral vote 81 that state
sill be cast for william n. Taft.
ccmpiste returns from MaryiarA
Indicate that TAFT will get two cise.
toeai votes fron the state ard that
eryan will GET sis. Taft had .
plurality Of 5ti on shc vote cas-,
for tire first presidential eieesor IN
Maryland.
Thie leaves the vote % the elec.
toral college a. follows:
Taft 22i.
Bryan tsz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
TROUBLE WITH LIGHTS
TO END TOMORROW

The last casting necessary e. be-
hitcd before the uew generator can
b. started was shipped 60 the pow
sc plant THIS morning. aud should
be- Installed By tomorrow. unless
something Unforeseen occurs.
With the additional power. Super.
intendent Ynungs ssys the plant can
take care - not oaly all street
lighting bot the private contracts
~ sell For several months vagi.
Gus sections % the city have been
lighted Ia very p0or shape dufiaE
The time the system vas called
upon 10 handle the peak load. or
maximum demand. between q
o'clock and 3 clock In the evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
MILK WILL NOT BE
MISREPRESENTED

Tho quality OF milk delivered to
Seattle homes viii hereafter not be
misrepreaentcd. The Milk Wagon
Drivers union has had this clause
incorporated into It's contract with
the employers OF milk wagon driv-
ors. Any driver who Is guilty OF
misrcproacnting his goods viii be
punished by the union.
II 10 no secret that many GUS
toners are not receiving from tho
diaries what they are paying for.
This and many other practices will
be entirely done away 10y the new
contract that the union viii force
upon the employers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
WEALTHY MANS WIFE
SEEKING DIVORCE

RENO. New. Nov - Mrs ghlta
Mlnlcent Franklin nurch. wife n
nns e the wcaithieat managing con-
tractors of Montreal Canada. and
the direct descendant ~ one ~ the
reera ~ England. ~ preparing evil
dsncs 90 present iu a suit fog divorce
against her husband. who. she al
lcEed deserted her SIX years ago In
England
iy here Tor a year in order % ertab.
ukh residence before beginning suit
Tor separation and she asks Tor an
absolute decree and The custody 81
her little daughter Ghita Louise
tnio 10 years Of age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
TROLLEY CARS CRASH
SEVEN INJURED

LOS ANGELES. Nov 7--aeven
persons were injured today when a
Crown Hin car on the Los Angeles
inferurhan railway cnilidod with IS
Washington Street car al Sixth and
Flower SITS
The Washington car was hurled
from the track and wrecked The
front end ~ che lntefufban car was
smashed The injured are all Los
Angeles people u ls not thought
that any are seriously injured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
DIES FROM BURNS

CARSON CITY. New. Nov IA
peculiar accident hero resulted I'm
the death Of Mrs. Robert Smith
She and her husband were burning
leaves IN their yard when the hus.
band was hemmed In by fire. Mrs
smith. In an endeavor 20 assist
him. passed over the flames, and
her clothing was ignited. She was
terribly burned. and died later Mrs
smith held a small child In her
arms In passing through the flames.
but the infant was not injured Mr.
smith suffered burns, but will re-
cover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
LITTLE JOKE ON MR.. HEARST.
MILWAUKEE,

MILWAUKEE, Nov. THE musicians union OF Mlvau-
hce has been very partial 30 Debs While Randolph
Of the Independence league and his presidential candidate Mr.
Hagen touring the west quest OF the elusive voter
they billed Co Milwaukee park The local
mce had hired band TO the denzens of the famous
burg the meeting but nobody except few stagEles
When the chairman about 90 introduce the candidate
someone the platform suggested little more music The
word given the musicians who all socialists and
20 the amazement of Mess Hearst and Hgen and the local
faithful the band up Smarty smary Smay Tbough
You Had q Party" This brought forth peals of laughter
Inquiry of the musicians failed TO reveal any information
whether just happened the band really meant IT,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
RESPONSIBILITY is
PLACED ON PILOT

After thoroughly investigating
the evidence given In connection
with the grounding of the steamer
Humboldt on Fender island Sep
tomhcr 20. local Inspectors Of
Steamboats, Whitney aud Turner
have placed. the blame on Pilot c.
n Mccarthy. who had charge Of the
boat at the time, and have sua.
pended his license for three months
from yesterday, on the ground that
he was guilty OF careless nayiga-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
PRESIDENT VISITS THE
ARMY WAR COLLEGE

WASHINGTON. Nov There is
an excess OF athletic zeal az the
army war college today following
the Wait yesterday afternoon ~
President Roosevelt. who. AZ the re-
quest of General Franklin Boil paid
bis fret visit 10 the training school
Tor Officers. General Bell was
scheduled % lecture on physical
culture and. az President Roosevelt
also had a few words to say % the
officers on that subject before the
lecture began, The officers listened
EnnafaL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
BODY FOUND
BY BELL.
BOY
WAS ONE OF THE BEST
KNOWN MEN IN
THE WEST.
Was in Good Health When
He Retired Last
Night.

CHICAGO. Nov. William p.
Cornish, second vice president OF
the Union Pacific and one Of the
best known railroad men 10 the
west, was found dead today in his
room at the Auditorium hotel
Heart failure is believed 10 have
caused his death. He came here
from hIs home IN New Jersey yes
terdsy and attended a theatrical
performance last night
The body was discovered by a
bell boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
KILL S SWEETHEART
THEN HIMSELF.

HAMILTON. ont. Nov. T.-As
The result Of double shooting AZ.
FRAY az the residence ~ Mr. r.
Cameie. $50 Rsbecca St. last night.
Chester Johnson and Rosie Ouimct
are dead Johnson did the shooting
Ne bad been keeping company with
The young woman against the wish
&c Of her pareata lie left n note
reading
IL We cannot 1--we for each other.
we can dc with each other. Per.
hapa people viii now be sorry they
parted U.s."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
AsLoSE LIVES
WHEN SHIP GOES
4 DOWN IN STORM

&,sse NOV News has
-. . mere Of the loss of the
Ialshin Maru. which was
wv -slas storm on Etoro
49,. vne hundred and fifteen
- 500. asis Drowned. Tho vessel
~. ..oeded With Fishermen aud
NJ - 80, and Of those aboard
NH 80. ssFe saved The Talsbin
w - q vessel Of e47 tore
Ml.ssss s,; . smsa island near
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
A~Y~e. EXECUTIVE.


q TACOMA. Nov T--I.achlan
. MaricAy, a prouiineat young
: real estate man Of this cts.
. Nho has been manager Of the
. real caiate department of the
. Eugene Church company. vas
. Yesterday appointed b the
= board ~ coguty commissioner
= a. executive commissioner "a
q The Pierce county exhibit 81
. the Alaska Yukon Pacific expo.
. alton. which IL 10 b held al
= Seattle from June 70 scpteus
= her. 1903.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

Mayor Miller was commended az
the last meeting of the Central In
Dor Council upon The stand he took
iu diacOuntenancing the recommen-
dati0n of Secretary Kohn. ~ the
Charity Organization society. 20 hire
men ~ work on the city streets for
81 per day Resolutions 10 this Of
feet viii be- presented at the meet
ing next Wednesday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
MOSES 4 CANDIDATE.

l. ~ Moses. for two terms vice
president Of the Commercial Club.
has announced his candidacy for
president Tho annual election
takes place on Dee. II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
RAILROAD OFFICIAL DIES OF HEART FAILURE
WILL ATTEMPT TO
DEPOSE COMPERS

The American Federation az Labor
This statement was made today by
Walter Macarthur. editor Of the "a.
cifie Coast Seamena Journal. aud
one Of che most Influential labor
leaders IN the west
The Pacific coast VIII send a
holld delegation 60 tho Denver con
veutlQu la favor % G0mpora. de
clared Macarthur today "This talk
about 0omperH being deposed and
onHted from the pronidenCy Of the
federation is all hoah The laboring
men are more than ever enthualaa.
Sc fuf him.
kauufs were started here today
that Andrew furufeth, manager Of
the Sailors union of ;he Pacific, one
~ The largest labor Unions In the
world would be a candidate 20 sue.
coed GomporB
Fufuaeth 10 not IN the city. bat
Macarthur said today that he can
say positively that Firuaein viii not
b. q candidate FuruHsth has ID.
Eaya been "A Supporter Of Gompcn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

RAISE THe WAGES.

OAKLAND. Cal, Nov :. 49, Train
rafemsn on the ferry ines - tbs
Southern Pacific who drew their
pay today were surprised 81 find s.
more than usual IN their checks
Accompanying wa4 an announce
ment that the road nov finds
nouncemeni that tho read nov finds
la possible a. grant the increast
which was asked for more than a
year ago by the Eatrmen- Several
hundred men are affected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

ieiur fafar VIII BE- the subject of
the evening sermon ~ Rev. j J.
Darwin ~ the FlrHt Christian church.
tomorrow This is tbo third in a.
series 80 sermons on the problems
OF tne city OF today. and Will be
especially Interesting 90 mon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
COUNTESS MAY TAKE
TRIP IN BALLOON


. Los ANGELES. Cal. Nov.
. T-Counsasa OLGA Ihic. the
. beautiful young German wo-
. man who came 60 Los Angeles
. = few days aEo from her castle {
. In the mountains ~ Mexico. la {
. today considering an Invitation
q % accompany Horace Wilde.
. pilot 81 The balloon United
. States On the uanscontlneu-
. tai race. which starts from
. this city November 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
sEATTLE hindu IS HEAD
OF BOMB MAKING PLOT
CONDITION OF GOV.- ILLICIT COSGROVE
Pomeroy. Wash. Nov. z. 1908.

Pomeroy, Wash, Nov. z, 1908.
Editor Star:-Father doing fairly well, al
though since election he has not been so we'll
Strain of election was great and he caught cold.
He is, however, not confined to bed, blu, is able
to be up and around house.
HOWARD C. CoSGRoVE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

gyuACUaE. ". ", Nov 7.--Theo-
Aore Roosevelt and william Jen-
ninRa bryan have been HgFFeated
as aioonaHOra to President Eliot. Of
Harvard who has resigned, - take
effect next May
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

Seattle council No Tie. Of the Fra
teruai Ala association. viii give tie
next dance "wednesday evening Mo-
son 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

CHICAGO. Nov PRECEDENT
Samuel Gompera. Secretary NoFri.
nor and John Mitchell. with goo
dTlesAtea departed on a special
train for Denver today. to attend
the convention OF the American
FEDERATION % labor. which begins
Aoaday Gompern declared that he
do not kn0w wtat the convention
would DO regarding the formation
~ sa independent labor party. lie
ancliaed 30 discuss the possibilities
az his beiag reelected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07
c,orrTS THE MAKING
or INTERNAL
MACHINES.
Conspiracy Designs the
crs,throw Of Brit
i'll Control.

-. ssns q the hiding piacc
=. Tsas ahc y The brains " a
1880 haslug tor is object the
~..sssssase q bombs 70 DC used
!. m.sssssass in Calcutta and
49, tssrscss Of India IN a re-.
.sa against what they term
Ne.A aggression. Is The deelara.
- naaa today hy a British Co.
$500 nsaca officer A hillside
. man sawrnill town near New
ls,slnsiar. British Columbia
s.s ssists a strongly guarded
~ ii which murdcrous bombs
~ masangly manufactured Ths
~ nkcogding to a traitor wh,
rm|sA ne plot so the British
t.eA authorities. is unintain
AMa bunk house occupied hl
aNAa snployed In the Mlllsid,
r7a
-, sob plant s. said io b.
- Il xapers isiou % a head
49, xAese word Is law and who
,ss.<w maney from hts fellow
r<e.r@a BY threats and abuse
~ Plssssr Here.
n ~ skkter the HiBdu who
49, sru& 81 tile revolutionary
- ! ~ h Seattle and Is sup
- ) y Aslog 10 the southern
~st<r 4 tie city The british
fsxnkx offlceF spent several
IN \ u effart 70 iocate the man.
n 8 & lste ~ has sueceeded In
x3<ay hliins hlmself
~ sznls Hindu Il has been
hnre< IwmeFly resided AZ Van
+ ~ zach infi1ence over bis
ouIpnsn ne was recognized
~ s1sssfuis kxifator and finally
49, Surveillance bscau~ 70 an.
~ nat be moved 20 Seattle.
- = agp dsreela the work OF
i tnshmsu throagh the trusted
&er a hillside
rxssn,s n consclraey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

san FRANCISCO. Nov IT,
Samuel = Gompefa vii BE- elected
unanimously 70 the presidency %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-07

.FAIH TONIGHT AND SUNDAY; LloHr
EAST WINDS.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-07-04
AUTOMOBILE CLUB ORGANIZED AT GRAN
COLORADO.

An automobile club organized Grand Junction, Colorad
Tuesday evening establish good roads
ton There is hundred of which so listed IL
first night active members This shows how the good
is felt in this section of the by half the
bists in the joining the club the first meeting