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The Washington times., 1908-12-15
ELECT OFFICERS

The boys OF St PauTs Protestant
Episcopal Church. Twenty-thIrd street,
have organized an athletic association.
The following officers were elected for
the coming year: Edward T. Roberta
PRESIDENT W T. Dent. vice president;
Lansing Walk second vice president:
Roswell BoOthby, secretary; Allen Eds-
In recording secretary. Charles Nc
Allister. treasurer; James Berkeley.
athletic manager.
The Washington times., 1908-12-15
BOTH LEADERS TRIMMED
IN GAMES LAST NIGHT
Dope Badly Twisted-Waters and Fritz Roll Off Tie
for The Times Cup Saturday-Notes.

Last night was not the leaders night
in either OF the major big pin leagues.
At the Palace, before one or the
largest crowds that ever attended a
ten-pin match. tie Bureaus trimmed
the Navy for two games "a the De
partmental, getting The rubDer By the
narrow margin OF thirteen n.ns.
In the District League a genuine sur
prise was sprung on the Eat Men. the
champions last season, an. this year :
leaders. The lowly trailers had the
Fats red In the face and at he small
end OF the score IN the op.ner. the Flor
fists bowling their biggest game OF the
season and winning out by thiTJy-nine
pins.
Next Saturday has been selected for
the rOll-OH between Waters and Fritz
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lof their tie for The Times Gun and the
so cash prize in The Times single min
tournament held last Saturday Each
viii bowl at 100 single pins. az in .he
original Tournament. the highest score
o. singles 20 cap the coin ana Gun. the
loser to take second monev-raD DIrnL,s
A special match was arranged. last
night between the Royals and the Sen
atOrs. OF .he District Duck Pin I,earr,e
II VIII come Of Tuesday. December -
and VIII be fo- SO.
At last the Royals and the much
tOuted Hllthsl-cllar dUclkpir on int are
coming together a match VIII De pulled
of shortly after the RoyaI-SeaatOr
clash.
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BLACKBURN WINS.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 15-Jacz
Blackburn, defeated Jack Robinson. or
Chicago, n six hard-fought rounds in
the wind-up AT the West End Athletic
Club last night
The same men fought on last Thurs
day evening, but the distance was only
three rounds. Robinson made a fair
shIw11s In this bout and thought he
could make Blackburn hustle in a six
round affair. but he was mistaken for
Jack played with him after the third
round.
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Washington Scrapper Ag-
gressive, But Lacks
the Punch.
WEIGHT IN FAVOR
OF PFIILADELPHIAN
Enters Ring Ten Pounds the
Observation-Disclosures
Were Good.

When Referee Pat O'Connor called
the tight between Tommy Lowe. Of this
city. and Young Kid Broad, OF Phila-
delDhia. at the Monumental Club, Balti-
more. last evening, a draw, the decision
was popular.
1t was a good scrap, the men hshtinG
from the very first round. and the large
audience which was present was moro
than pleased with the way the fighters
mixed matters. 1t was a fight for blood
not a moment lacking acton, and thar
neither was knocked out was due 10 the
excellent defense OF both, blow after
blow being blocked before it was we'll
started or landing on the mitts when il
came.
Broad Heavier.
There Has a question in the minds of
many when the night started whether
Lowe would put his best efforts into the
fray, but before the fifth round such
thoughts were dispeIIed. s9r the Wash
ington man, with an unusual amount OF
confidence. for him. oId the leading
throughout the fight and at no time
seemed 10 the bad
Broad refused 20 weigh In, but from
appearances he looked ar least ten
pounds heavier chan Lowe, who tipped
the beam at I2E
Lowe carried the fight 10 his man in
every round and on two occasions had
the Philadelphian in ,-oubla Broad IS
a good man and BY finishing strong in
the last few rounds was entitled to a
draw.
Lowe Aggressive.
Lowe was In the best OF condition
and had he not been under the big dis
advantage in weight the decision would
probably have been different Neither
man was particularly strong AT dis
tance work and preferred 10 mix It.
which fact kept referee O'Connor on the
so throughout.
In the semi windup Jack Adkins forced
Sailor Rowe 10 throw up the sponge
after five rounds. Adkins. with
straight left jab and a smashing right
20 the kidneys, kept his man IN distress
at all stages after the second round.
and when the bell rang for tie sixth
Rowe was unable 10 respond.
Nearly as interesting as the rIaln go
was the bout between StOnewau Allen,
The fighting parson." -" and Kid Williams.
another Of Washington's duskv SCRAP
pers. "PaTson" started the big muss
right In the first round. and with that
style which beat Alec Brown worked on
ms opponent unll the fourth when he
dropped him with a right on the Jaw.
Big BIZ kennedy had his troubles as
referee. Three fOur-rouud bouts and a
battle royal IS some work for one night
The other pTellminaTieS were a fght|
between Kid Hail and Young Logan. the
former winning and a lively battle
royal between four won by Jasper.
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OF me, nor can anyone I have talked to
about 1t, explain why IL is 50 necessary
TO have a -30O batter on third base ana
.259 batters in the outheld- Shipke is a
grand fielder, and II he bats over 200. is
nt for championship team. A man
who can't average over 30 should not
be allowed in the Outfeld no matter
how crack q fielder he may be. Next,
what is the matter with Burns2 He is
undoubtedly the best pitcher on the
team when YOU include headwork We
do not want any more nas-Deen8 like
Lave Cross, Jack Warner, Pickering
hahoc, Ganley, Clymer, Eeeley, Gates,
Milan and Elberfeld. even II they are
Irish. Why trade of young and COM
ing players for men who win perhaps
last another year2 Freeman is clumsy
as baby elephant but IL sc slugs
the ball we could keep him a IL Seybold.
You may print this II you wish as
coming from a ian who has watched the
team perform for the last four years,
and who is an amateur player himself.
READER.
The Washington times., 1908-12-15
MAY wRESTLE FOR CHARITY

LONDON, Dec 15.-George Hackan-
schmidt announced today that he is
ready 70 meet Frank Cotch on the mat.
the gate receipts TO be handed over 20
some charitable institution
II GOtch still refuses TO make a match
Hackenschmidt says he is willing 10
accept GOtchs' terms for a match Ia the
United States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-07
UNDER HOT FIRE
OF QUESTIONS

querque last week, viii be renew.
ed az the trans Mississinui con-
sress. The belligerants we're led
today by Oscar Smith. former CON
Eressman from Nevada. and a hot
tight is expected both in the reso-
ludons committee and on the floor
OF congress.
Keep Money in the West.
Western Insurance. nv Col
Fred w Fleming. of Kansas CITY.
was the first address of the dav
Col. Fleming made an appeal for
the upbuilding OF the western In.
surance companies. Keen the
money that goes for life Insurance
IA the west" he said. and use IL
for the development OF the west.
ern country"
West OF the Mississippi River
What Does Il Mean was the sub
lect Of an address by President
BENJAMIN lde Wheeler OF the Uni.
yersity of California. President
Wheeler dwelt upon the education
OF the young men OF the west to
do the work OF the west aud re.
counted the achievements Of west.
ern educated men In the building
Of railroads and the solving OF TO-
litieal problems Of the west.
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the fourth. Seymour opened the
fourth for tho Giants with a single
Devlln pat a safe one IN the nmue
place Fiaherty thought he saw a
chance 90 catch Seymour mapping
Umpire tombstone called Seymour
safe and Fiaherty protested John
stone refused 10 reconsider his de-
ciaion and Fiahcrsy lets the game.
nnordefpd 20 Dc so by the umpire
Fiaherty's action IL the first In
stance this year Of a pitcher vol.
UNFAIRLY quitting the game
Materu succeeded F1ahefiy In the
box Mccormick came through
with a sacrifice that advanced both
runners. Matern was Easy for
BFideweli. Who shot one 10 the ont
field and Seymour and Dcvlin
scored Ames singled and went to
second on TeuncY's hunt Hcrz0K
picked out q ulce one that scored
Brldeweil and Amea -Four runs
Score. New York 2. Boston 3
Neither side scored during the
remainder u the game The final
score. r. a. n.
New York ...........7 ~ o
Boston ........s ....2 o
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RIOTING AT BELGRADE

BELGRADE. scrvia. Oct r.
Mobs Of servians today surrounded
the Austrian legation here and
threatened % renew the attacks
made upon the building last night
The legation Il guarded by a heavy
line Of troops Every window in
the structure was shattered in the
rlotlne last night The situation
here 10 extremely critical The PEG.
pie are ombittered toward Bulgaria
as well AS Austria and do not like
the prospect Of this country being
left Ia the center OF the disturbed
territory TO be overfiddon and prob
ably captured by the nation that
comes out victorious In the lmpend
ms struggles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-07
YOUTHFUL FORCER HAS
LONG CRIMINAL RECORD

Martin. ir. Of the Martin Lumber
Co. Couis said he does not ~.
member having cashed them.
Coule wAa arrested by city De.
tecflven Frank Clark and IL @.
Adams on January 9. zoos. FOR
stealing two biank checks from the
office Of schnbach a Hamilton.
steamship agents. In the Mutual
LAfe building lie filled ont the
stolen cheeks 20 suii his needs and
succeeded IN caahing them
C0nis climbed over the transom
OF schubaeh 4 Hamlltons front
office door 70 steal the blank
checks He gave his age a. ~
wears az that time. The police
hiuuer shows that no official dis.
position was made 81 the case.
Captain 81 Detectives Charles
Remnant thinks that Couis IL also
guilty of passing worthless checks
for So on Thomas China. OF SOC
Pike st. on September L.
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RELIGIOUS SECT
SEEKS MANS LIFE

SAN JOSE. Cal. Oct. s--Claim'
ing that the adhcrrntu az an op'
posing sect are seeking hts iifos
a o F1orey. one ~ the leaders 81
the San Jose Hihic and Tract -
ciety. today sought the prptection
Of the sheriff floFcy declares
that yesterday mofulnK be wa
awakened hY the report ~ xnu
and thHt a ballet chlpEed the
plaster 81 his room within fooi
81 hts head Tho man who fired
the shot ran before FiuFey OF
neiFhbors could pursue lie says h.
saw a man lurking W the shadows
~ bis home last night
Finrcy attributes The shooting ~
recent falling 0ui between fac
lions In the Bible aud Tract 10.
eicty. lie declares that = faction
headed BY 4. ID Dement, - an.
taGonlsfic to him. and recently az
tempted to dcposo him to elect
Dement,.
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IS
LOSER
The New York Giants Are
Winners of the Third
Game.
tBy United Prsss.l

NEW YORK. Oct New YORK
again relied on hmes 10 win from
the BeaneaferH. saving Mathew
con. who has not appeared tn the
present series. for the NeN YORK.
ChlcaEO game The batteries TO
dag we're
Boston. Flaherty. Maiern and
BoWerman.
View York. Amca and Bresna.
han.
Becker opened the game with a
bnpt and nataA followed with a
single. Amea shot a nigh one over
that Mccain souaed for three bass
and two l30stonians scored. re
aied al third when AmeA ateadied.
Two runs. New York failed 20
score In the first inning. score
New York o. boston 2.
goston was blanked IN the sec
oud With one down for New
YORK. Donlln singled and stole &c.
opd Ne took third on an iniieia
hif and scored on MeCofmleh =
safety One run Score. New YORK
y. Boston 2.
boston araiu failed 70 score in
the third. For New York. Ames
singled and vent 10 second. lie
scored on Tonnys two Dagger Her
cog placed a sacrifice and sent
Tenny 10 third when Ames scored
~ Breanahan'B hot one 70 short
Two runs. Score, New York 3.
Boston 2.
pitcher Quits the Game.
Ames was working like clock
work and no Beaneater scored in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-07
Harry Couls Is Old Hand
al Passing Worthless
Checks.

That HARRY q Conis. the youth.
faf fofaef who sulndied the seat
~ National bank out 81 $500 IN not
= neM hand III tbs game was ealab
llahsd this morning after a Martial
investigation 81 his criminal
carter
4 member 81 the firm Of ". u.
Hutchinson. clothlefu ~ and ave.
and Talon St. this morning identi
fled eonls a. the person Tor whom
tao forged chscks werc caahed
Settember s. The checks. one for
81 and the other Tor SIS. wsre
drawn on the United States bank Of
Cenfrnila. this state. and purpoFt
90 10 have been signed BY p. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-07
ON THE FRONT

The Rr steamer reddo arrived IN
San Frsnrisco az 2 o'clock last nisHt
from Tacoma.
The uniou pif beat santa Rita ar.
rived az 5 o'clock this morning from
Ventura
The g. g. w. boat Manmka sailed
Ter Victoria this morning. from Hfis-
hHHe. Australia,
The Br slip British isles left Ia
coma for Seattle this morning
Tile q y w. steamer nmprear IN
China sailed from fOko hama for
Vancouver the bth.
Tie standard of steamer Atlas
sailed for Frisco this morning at
o'clock
The schooner Camao and the
American bark Albert lett Port
ToWnnend for Port Gamble this
morning
THE schooner A ~ Baxter arrived
az Port Townsend from Frisco this
morning aud the Alice Macdonald
from Honolulu put la at the same
place
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Harriman's Man Is Kept
Busy by Inquiring
Delegates.
10y United Press.)


SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. ITO.
days session Of the 18Th annual
meeting Of the Trans Mississippi
Commercial congress was devoted
to the two great subjects. Trans
portation' and Conservation Of
Natural Resources"
J C. Stuhbs, traffic director of
the Hartman lines. who is In at.
tendance az the congress az the
request Of E H. Hartman. led
the discussion ON transportation
and was subjected 20 q running fire
OF questions The delegates from
the southwest wanted TO know II
there would be more cars for the
Transportation OF cattle and an
equally rapid fire OF questions from
the Pacific coast delegates. who
wanted to know II Hartman was
going TO improve the Pacific Mail
service SO as TO give rapid trans.
portation from the Pacific coast
cities 60 the canal zone and the
cities of the west coast OF Central
America and South America
IL Is probable that resolutions
viii be introduced asking congress
10 pass a law giving the Interstate
Commerce Commission the power
TO regulate the distribution OF cars
in an parts OF the United states
Fight on Pinehot.
The fight on the forestry policy
of Clifford Pinchot. which nearly
disrupted the sessions of the Ma
tional Irrigation congress az Albu-
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NANNY A00Oo 10 1ANFlE Lbs
WILLIAMsTOWN. Mass. Oct =
Seventy ming American college
presidents were present az Williams
college today 10 assist In the In
aururaiion Of Harry Augustus Gar
field into the office Of president Of
famous old Williams
The town AZ entertaining thou
sands OF visitors Among them are
vast number Of prominent clergy
men. educators. statesmen and
memhefa of the alumni
The new president Of Williams Is
the ideat son Of the late President
Garfield. aud a brother Of Secretary
on Interior Jas r. Garfield lie
Is graduate OF Williams. as was
his father before him.
After his marriage In 1883, he
fotmed IN Cleveland. O.. a law
partnership with his brother James
lie took a keen interest IN politics
and was the organizer and president
Of the Municipal association. an
eainy Of corrupt machine poll.
ticlans IN Cleveland lie was also
president OF the Chamber of Com
merce OF that city In 1908 he re-
tired from the practice OF law TO
accept the chair Of politics at
Princeton university
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PLAN GREAT
TIME FOR
FLEET
WELCOME SQUADRON
SENT OUT By
JAPAN.
Toxic Prepares tor the
Greatest Celebration
Since the War.

TOXIC. C'et. fs 'uS
Amer;esn hattleship ilcct neafs
,s i, shores 81 Japan. the lapa-
sese arc completing their civic
"a official plans Tor vel
ssr,e thar will surpass any
.;rre ire recent war. Official.
i ~ American warships will
= welcomed several miles off
- coast by the Imperial fleet
Z % ships. designated as the
sx,1eome squadron" These
x,s.<ls arr now At Yokohama
awaiting the word 90 weigh
anehor.
The individual civic plans
include Tree transportation on
.he sramways % Hibiya park
Amateur and professional
companies ii aesors are pre-
passng performances illus'rat
,ng Ike ancient civilization Of
Nippon.
+ Yokohama the school
children arc beiug drilled By
r..s;sssns and will board a
= "a. i. ssr..8 fha fleet sts5fh
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DEMOCRATS
MAKE Bic
GAINS
So Says MIR. Bryan, After
a Conference With
Mack.

CHICAGO. oct T. VIM. J. bryan
today gave cut a statement declar
Ing that reports received by him In.
dictate that the democratic party d
making sweeping gains al over the
country bryan held an extended
conference with Norman T. Mack.
the national chairman aud other
leaders At headquarters and went
over The plans for the remaining
weeks Of the campaign.
Bryan viii leave hers Friday
morning 90 make number 81
speeches IN Illinois and Missouri
cities. Il il probable that Bfayu
VIII Join Governor Johnson Of Min,
uesota. IA a tour 81 Nebraska The
commoner. Il aaH announced today
viii leave t.ineoln on the last tour
~ che campaign on October 10
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CITY PRISONERS TO BE
GIVEN JOBS Next YEAR

improve 2so acres OF land owned
BY the city in that section.
The Beacon Hin Improvement
club, az a meeting last night ON
the hili approved the plan as out
lined by the wards councilman az
the meeting
The move is one OF a humani-
tartan character. rather than an
economic or commercial one. The
ordinary run Of petty prisoners are
70 be kept in the stockade. made
20 work and at the end OF the
terms given small allowance In
silver and ordinary workinrmen's
clothing The plan is one originat-
Ing with Councilman Way.
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TAXPAYERS TO MEET.

The beitcfmcnt Of the street ear
service. the regarding of Mercer a..
The smoke nuisance and street paw
INK are auhtefte that are 90 be dts
GUESSED "a the regular monthly meet
inn ~ the Eighth Ward Taxpayers
club in tho Basement of the Bethany
Presbyterian church
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Stockade VIII Be Built
and Labor Done on
Beacon Hill.

The finance committee today IN
its capacity az tax commission
TO fix the next years levy and
under the pressure brought hy
Councilman Way OF the second
ward, sci aside 81 600 for the con.
struction ~ a prisoners stockade
on The ciiys property on Beacon
hili. Under the plan, city prison
crs next year will clear of and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-07
FALL IN IMPORTS
DUE TO BOYCOTT

Asa result Of the Chinese boycott
against Japan the foreign imports 81
the port of Seattle show a decrease
far September % fLaGN.hsa against
the same month ~ 1907 Seattle w.
affected because the large shipments
% silks. mating and other products
were previously shipped I'm Japanese
vessels
An Increase Of f3a77ls b. shown
in the local shipments from Seattle
during September 1905 over septem-
her 1907
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NePaottSAo FSpofta " ~
CHICAGO. Oct VIM u Tan
and Prank II fiiichcock. The cam
paign manager. held an extended
conferences n che Auditorium aunex
today and wsnt over the situation
~ length Hepnrts from Washington
that President Roosevelt has Asnnsn.
- personal eontrol ~ the campaign
wefc said q BE- gronndleaaf u L.
known here. ho~rvsg. that strung
pressure Il being brought to bear
in induce The president % take the
stump IN the latter weeks ~ the
campaign No determination has
been reached. however. AZ % whett.
cr The president vii decide "a DO -.
Il - said Hitchcock said that ~.
ports recently rncsivcd are Kfatify.
Jag 10 the leaders
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PUT CITY IN THE HOLE
A LITTLE DEEPER
EVERY DAY
Fail to Provide for Maturing Bond Issues and
Would Now Issue More Bonds to Get
Out of the Hole

H Councilman
fully through the taxpayers 10 nav
or -four
IN spite thousands OF dollars
being liked Is declared the
In the council that the levy this will
ase nc enormously Increased taxable valuations Ia short
~ y declared that the frenzed finance Of Frederick
naon and the year
demonstrated.
sAwYER's PROMISE UNFULFLLEo.
Sawyer when his committee was con-
ohed Win deficit IN the current finances the
round $4,000 that that
then being provided ped
Mr. Sawyer further positively
mat ~ year there should not be Of deficit when
came The disclosures
the who have handled
Tor not only did Mr. Sawyer fail to take that little deficit which
was such epeck the
ironied with additional deficit add
100000 10 last years shortage in the finances
Committeeman FRIGHTENED.
Appalled, therefore quite applied 70 tho
ahse committee they frightened badly frightened
Their out Of the levy the cost for all new
IRE houses al the ctys portion
pahn OF streets digging OF sewers and mains which
Indebtedness. "
Tho city got to raise 100000 year for the
VIII tau due we'll within that be
gncnt VIII BE- the siSoo0o0 Mr. Sawyer endeayoring
by special bond issue.
NOT WAY
Is believed by council that the
remedy proposed - not halfway
cts 20 rennding
reissue 81 mes honda the
There II will
PAID oY ju} 1872 Under the the
should have been sinking
ag Of The first issue and that time Is years
nnanele have poasina'ed until the entire bunch mbne upon
The city az once These bonds
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srRlke cALLEo o..

Word was received this morning
By A. B Calder. Of the local
Canadian Pacific railroad offices.
that the mechanics strike upon
that road had been officially and
Internationally called off This
means that the open shop here
after will prevail with that com.
many
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Trsasurs seekera Wraeksd.

nALTlMORE. Nd. oct =
Twelve college men, who sought
the buried treasures Of the Span.
iah Main and who came 70 grief
fin the wreck OF the yacht May
flower In the troacheroua West I'm.
dian trade winds. are on the steam.
ship Hypolite dn Mers, which pass.
ed the capea today
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct ITO
permit George A. knight to speak
on the same platform with VIM H
Taft at Madison Square Garden. on
October rs, tho republican state
central committee has agreed 70 re-.
lease him from his engagements
throughout the state
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FALLS DOWN HATCH.

Frank Rorndorf. steward
aboard the steamship Senator. fell
down an open haichway on the YES.
aei and fractured his left leg He
was removed to Providence hos.
nftai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-07

GAfEsBuRG. iil. oct. This
afternoon before a large audience
Wm "a Taft delivered an address
On the identical nrot whefe the
famous Lincoln ucuRiaa debate took
place.
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LINCOLN. Neb.. Oct Tower.
nor Charles II Hughes. Of New
York. today began hia tour ~ Ne.
braaka IN the interest of Tafts
candidacy. lie spoke az the Audit
orium here before an audience Of
z. 500 persons and was well received.
ills schedule provides for 90
speeches ia the state today.
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INJURED ~ FALL.

While coming 10 Seattle ON
Sound steamer last Sunday after.
noon l.. Il. Belus, an aged German.
fell from a bench and sustained
severe c0ntusions The old man
refused 70 SO 20 a hospital. hut
his condition became so serious
yesterday that he was last night
removed 10 the Wayside Emergency
hospital
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NonAE's NERVES BREAK.

Haiiefing from nervous break
80 Al the result ~ being badly
49, 10 IN q street car accident
= = ssslanef ~ on the Green Lake
= Miss u VI Stout. q nurse.
- laAen 10 Providence hospital
- Night Physicians IN attend
- pronounce her case serious