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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
THINK THAT PARkHURST
HAS SALTED FORTUNE

that he saissd a good deal % Il IL
the only way IN which It's aisap
peAranee may be accounted FOR.
During tho two weeks before he
was arrested parkhurst made scv.
eral efforts to raiao the amount dc.
falcatcd among his friends. seem.
ingiy with an idea of getting of b.
paying as little Of Il himself as pos.
Hlble.
When he saw that nc would have
az repay the entire amount and
thus make known the sum OF hia
resources. Il u believed that he
went 10 lsli rather than pay up.
T. y Bevsngton. who will appear
81 counsel for parkhufat. scouts the
idea that hia client was ever In.
voived with any other woman be-
sides hls wifu.
United States District Attorney
Elmer +. Todd and Assistant Fed.
eral Attorney Charles T. HutNon
were Ia conferences with the Off.
ciais of the First National bank 70.
day when the "jaggied' books we're
gone over and information was
given. the federal authorities 20
place before the grand jury and
upon which 10 prepare an iudict.
ment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
THE CASE OF JOHN TIERNEY


Have not the people OF King
county right 20 have a voice In
regard TO coMly affairsg / speak
IN references n the cnAe of John
fierney Of the poor farm
Surely there are kind hearts who
would protect against such an In
human 0tlon as the commission.
err have Just been Rsllty OF com.
hitting.
Can't something be done TO help
him.
How could we stand Il to have n
loved one die in sorrow and away
from home. when only few dol.
lars would bring JOY ane happiness
10 US, or IN this case TO thia poor
old man and his loved ones?
Publish this. II you wish. for do
hope something will be done for
this man that he may go back to
HIS old home ia Cincinnati
A SUBSCRIBER,
Kent. July 30.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
COMMISSION
FROM CHINA
IMPERIAL ENJOYS FROM FLOW.
cry KINGDOM COME TO
STUDY INDUSTRIAL coNpb
TONS.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1.-The
imperial commission appointed
some time ago by the emperor OF
China 20 investigate Industrial con-
ditions In this country. and particu-
larry 10 interest Chinese Ia this
country In the new Chinese steam
ship line that is 70 oppose the Togo
Kisen Kaisha line. owned by the
Japanese. arrived here today from
Hongkong on the steamer Siberia,
The distinguished men from the
Flowery Kingdom are Ii Ching
Tien. Pong Sac Ching and Wong
Ting Foo. They come with an Inn
peTial commission to look into In
dustriai conditions here and In
Europe, and 10 solicit support from
the Chinese IN this country for the
new steamship line. The local Chi
nese colony Is preparing big ban
quet to the visitors tonight, at
which Consul General Taou Hsu
Long Hsi will preside.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
EysA NAN SUFFERED
TWO DAYS BECAUSE
had NO MONEY

ARR snduring the suffering re-
El,ins ron . broken lex for a
~ lsd nixht. lying In the Sky
huisk railway station without
1s1irsi assistance. James Carey. zs
laTs a. ~as taken 70 the King
1Aais hospital late yesterday. two
~ st.sr bis injury.
Qrsf started to walk 10 Free
~ kl ard being overtaken By
I rslxhs train. climbed aboard.
tlm nssr skyxomish be fell off.
HMAag his right leg below the
Aaz bound b. a section crew. he
~ akea % the station. The doc.
= q Ne tDwn refused % render
" medical assistance. knowing
y naa had no money. All that
AsA hs lay suffering and not I'M
Z y nexi dzy did be receive food
4 sassg sas tFeSpasser, the rail.
= Epaid Do nothing 10 lessen his
E''srinx
lkpazh the charity OF a few
Carey was yesterday brought
\ ~aii's. Two Great Northern
's'lsss after Patrolman Keefe
y fslrsed % send him 10 the Way.
- n. 1nsFseHcy hospital. sent him
% county hospital whore DR..
y \ cofson attended him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
COLLIDES
WITH WAGON

Running AZ a high rate OF speed,
an auto this morning crashed Into
the wagon of Y Ito. below George.
town. demollahing the wagon. lam.
ing the horse and knocking the
driver from hia seat
Ito ia a japanese rancher living
AZ South Park. aud the vehicle was
Jogging along on the way to the
public market
ito was slightly hurt oa the legs.
Tho horse IL unable 70 walk.
The auto contained two ladies'
aud two men. The Jap thinks the
driver was drunk Without a word
Of explanation they passed on. the
driver. however. obtaining the num-
Der. Nn. ii0z. which g. taken out
III tho name 81 Mrs Tiliie Basseft.
living on Nevada st. near Seventh
av. 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
Friends Can Give no Other
Explanation for Disappear
ance Of Money Taken.

Choosing a prison term to save
"saised" fortune IL the latest ex-
PLANTATION OF what r. r. Parkhurss.
assistant cashier and confessed EN-
bcxzler Of sfs.330 OF the funds %
the first National bank. did With
the money that hs stole.
Even the closest friends 81 the
man say that they do not know
what he could have done with the
funds to which he helped himself
Some Of them sny that he invest.
ed good deal 81 Il In real estate
and. with the rising market previ.
Gus 10 the money strinEenry last
TAIL. there cannot be- doubt bat
that he pulled down some biz prof
ita.
II II estimated that he took about
$4,000 within the Last two years.
most ~ this last year. and the fact
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
NEGRO STRIKEBREAkER is
TARGET OF A MISSILE

Despite the declaration by Chief
Of Police Ward that there would be
no further disorder on the water
front, q negro stevedore barely IS.
capped death at $40 this morning
while working on the Northwest
ern. lying nj Pier Z.
A two-ponnd steel washer was
hurled at him BY a union man,
whistling BY a few inches from the
negro's ear A few inches devia-
tion and Il would have killed him.
J. B Ferguson. q longshoreman,
vas arrested yesterday afternoon
by Sergeant Stuart and a charge
Of assault and battery placed
against him. He was later released
on $50 bail Ferguson II alleged 70
have assaulted a non-union long
shoreman several days ago.
Before Judge Hanford next Mon.
day viii be heard the plea Of the
Puget Sound shipping association
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
DROPS FROM
SIGHT

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug wv.
n. Summerville. former Alaskan
newspaper man and recently In
charge Of mining interests In Mex.
leo for a British syndicate. is miss.
ing from the 81 Francis hotel.
where he arrived a week ago. wear
INK linen clothes. bearing the APP
pearnnce of having come from the
tropica lie spent money freely
aud wired 10 Detroit for slo0 and
then for $50. receiving both sums.
Il was five days ago when he re-
celved the $50 and he has not been
seen since Handsome trunks and
suit cases are I'm his room. but the
hotel has been unable 70 find any
trace OF his whereabouts.
The case was given a new tinge
OF interest Friday when a Pinker.
ton detective called az the hotel and
asked for particulars regarding the
missing man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

mud TO a depth Of four or five feet.
A lot Of valuable tools, nails. etc,
were rescued by the stable boss and
his assistants and carried 10 high
point where the flood failed 10
reach. The clty's horses were led
from their stalls, which we're fillin9
with mud. and temporarily guar.
tered In the open air.
Notifies City to vseste.
This morning the board received
letter from the engineer ln'chargs
Of the work Of erecting the bulk
heads. announcing that unless tbs
city vacated ths block Immediately
he would not answer for the conse'
quences.
In view Of last nights attempt 10
flood the city stables. members ~
the board regarded the letter A. an
impairment threat. and so informed
the company's officials present at
the meeting today.
The entire block II 80 flooded
with mud that the city will of ne
cessity have 10 abandon It's stables
aud find a new location. In the
meantime the city officials Will com
pei the reRfade contractors 10 cease
sluicing operations
This property eaSs'eid 10 the rail-
road for depot site some time ago.
aud the railroad arranged 20 allow
the city 10 continue using the sta
bles until other ground could be Sc
cured and new buildings erected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
RAILROADS Will
FIGHT HIGHER
TAXES

BELLINGHAM. Aug l. -- That
tho RAILROADS Of the state are col
lecting data and preparing for a
bitter legal fight In case the M
easements OF public service corpor.
atlona. Of which they are the most
important. are raised higher than
they think IL equitable by the board
OF state tax commissioners, IL the
statement made b. State Tax Com
missioner Frost This Northern Pa
cific aud Great Northern roads. in
particular. he said. already have
men out In several OF the counties
OF the state paralleling his work OF
obtaining values on real and per.
sonal property from experts quail.
fled 20 testify ia court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
CORNER
STONE
LAID

OLYMPIA. Aus. With I'm
pressive ritualistic ceremonies By
the grand lodge Of Masons and adj
dresses BY Gov. A. T. Mead. J. H.
schivcly. ]. @. Megler aud State
Auditor G. ". Ciausen. the corner
stone OF the governors mansion
VIA laid thiE afternoon.
Promptly at o'clock officers
and members Of this grand lodge
and the local lodge arrived al tbs
grounds on Capitol Hlii and. while
hundreds Of citiH~na and visitor
from various parts Of the stats
Witnessed tho ceremonies. the cor
neF stone was swung into place
ngslneAa waa entifalY suspended
here this afternoon. = general holi
day having been proclaimed b
Mayor W. A. HrReneYer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

Last year tho low bid VAS en-.
tered by tho Puget Sound Bridge
& Dredging company. Of this city.
amounting to sf.9e3 $50. with
bands on The pipes. and ti.1e5. t5s
without the bands
These figures show that the low
price this year Is 81. 400 higher than
the low figures Of last years bida
As soon as the figures are check.
ed up and a finsl award made. the
city will insist upon the work 60.
lng ahead with all speed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
WILL CELEBRATE THEIR
SILVER JUBILEE

Seattle members 81 The Knights
~ Tbs Naccabees 81 the World viii
celebrate the twenty. fifth annlycr.
aary OF The founding Of the order. 10
ho known AZ their Silver Jubilee. I"
on September L.
an OF the Maccabees % the state
ara 10 be invited TO participate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
BRYAN WILL TAKE A
RAP At VAN CLEAVE
PIRATES RoB Fish TRAPS.

hELLINGHAM. Aug. L. Two
armed pirates Thursday nlght row
ed up 20 u fish trap OF the Alaska
Packers association just south OF
Point Roberts. disarmod the watch.
man at the muzxie Of gun. bound
and gagged him and. leaving him
nj the trap. made off with 5000
salmon, worth $4,000 They loaded
the fish onto a scow and towed
them away. Besides the fish they
stole, the pirates loft the trap open
aud allowed 10000 more fish 70 es'
cape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
CRIMES or THE WEEK.

sunday, July 20.
Burglars entered The Seattle Safe
Deposit vaults and stole property
valued at 81 300 Hut for accidental
discovery thieves would have had
access 20 valnablea amounting 60
more that N.U00.o00 Police at sea
over crime,
Fred Haekelman kills John Cox
In fight al 1915 First av.
Andy Tomleh. Italian laborer. vie
tlmtsed out of t2S hy smooth swim
dlers.
Monday. July ~.
D. 8. Shauahneasy. emhenkler,
wanted al North Yakima. escapes
from police and drinks poison be-
fore being rccaptured.
Mrs. Ola Bateheller tries 70 XIII
her two children.
MIRA MyrA Muuhs attempts 10
commit suicide aud KIN little daugh.
ter.
Tuesday, July %.
So9 NoANAfSt httu VI IN cfoNu"A
saloon and relieved OF watch aud
chain. Robbers walk boldly away.
Ray W. Caldwell tries 60 shoe,
wife and afterwards commits sui.
eide at ssi3 =. Denay way.
Fred weleh. prisoner in city fail
awaiting trial, mysteriounly cs.
cAprs.
Wednesday. July -.
n. v. Parkhurat. cashier OF First
National hank. arrested for en-.
berxilng sts 800.
W. =. Wela. a Tacoma contractor.
swindied out Of st.a5o BY smooth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
WORK or coy THIEVES.

~a'nx entrance to the house o.
y BraszeaIe, z7f1 Edmond
- through the windows on the
.ssapon u the 9th inst. thieves
- ! a'gef spoon engraved "Rath-
~ ~ ana az pearl handled knives
~. lots After an Investigation
s'setlve 5 O Corbstt pro-
'sa i he work Of boys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
BIDS ARE REC EINE0
ON THE PIPE LINE

The board Of public works opened
bids for the construction 81 the
second Cedar river pipe line tEls
morning. and 20 far a. the prelim-
mary totals show. Grant. Smith 4
Co. IL low. with a tender Of SLIP.
$50.
The James Black Masonry Con
struetion company offered to do the
work for ti.f7s.7is.
There Is only t5.ssf difference be-
tween the two bids. the only ones
the board received.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

Editor Tho Stari read IN Your
daily paper date July 20, about the
commissioners refusing TO give old
man Tierncy money enough for a
ticket Go return 20 hia old home
Why not start charity fund
through your paper 20 raise money
for his ticket will give ai.00
(and bring IL 10 your offiocl.
know there are enough good people
In Seattle 10 furnish the cost Of
the ticket
SUBSCRIBER or JHE STAR
Seattle, July 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
EMPEROR OF CHINA
FAILING RAPIDLY

PEkIN. Aug. 1. 1t became
known here today that the high OF.
ficlals Of the government are OK.
ceedlnRly concerned over the out.
look because Of the serious illness
Of the emperor. and the general be.
lief that IL will be necessary 10 es.
tablish q constitutional government
tn prevent a general revolution.
The emperor II falling rapidly.
and there Ia little hope that he can
survive for many weekH. The best
physicians Of the Orient have been
called TO attend him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

WASHINGTON. Aug samuel
Gompers. president Of the Ameri.
can Federation Of Labor, In an Ia.
terview today said
Il have been asked why I did not
walt until after the convention OF
the independence party before
urged the labor men 90 vote for a
candidate for president
without disparaging that party.
think everyone Will agree with
me that Il cannot be successful In
this campaign.
G0mpers said that In bis opinion
the wage earnere OF the country
will be best protected under the
platform Of the democratic party.
and gives that as his reason for
supporting Bryan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
WAYS att POSTPONED.

Councilman Ways proposed bill.
calling for a special election on a
question OF issuing bonds for gar.
bagc collection Ia the amount Of
$500 900 WAS discussed briefly by
the councils finance committee yes
tefday and further consideration
postponed for another week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
Kent. Wash. July 70. II

hWHIl WNHh-l IWIN ~ IHWN1
Editor The Star, Public indigna.
ton was Rtronsiy Expressed In re-
gard 20 the killing OF Dave and
Jim, the animals OF Ezra Meeker
Now must the same persons sit
silently by while the life Of hu,
man being Is slowly passing away
lust because It's the within OF the
county commissioners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
Steamer Monticello

Saves etahf minutes On time hefween
Seattle and III SaFg Yard ehlrh en-.
ablea uep schedule 81 ala roand trips
daily tsaNlng Flyer Deck. foot ~ Md.
500 ntrert ~ 80. ee and II 20 = IL
90. 30 and 20 , saturday. Iftae
. IN SUNDAY Sc 9 "a
Leaving uruw~ftonf Tft1 and 1919
q m. n -. use. e5i6 ard 7iso y m
sunday night. ffae Instead % siso
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
REX BEACH is
In NO DANGER

Rex Beach. author Of The Spoil
erN. and other well.known novels
Is IN absolutely no danger Of losing
his sight. according to DR. Herbert
~ Garfield. who adds that al no
time since the authors arrival here
has there been any danger 81 such
an occurrence.
Dr. Garfield. who il one Of the
doctors In charge Of the patient.
says that Mr. Beach's condition has
steadily improved for the last three
or four days. He suffered n slight
relapse last week. due 10 anxiety
over his desire 10 continue his jour.
ney 10 Denver. but quickly rallied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

SEATTLE. TACOMA ROUTE.
Fare 35e--Round Trip. soc.
FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY
LEAVES SEATTLE - Gas and
fo:2s a. m. 2:os and 5:4s .. m.
LEAVES TACOMA - s:s5 a. m
and i2:f5. ASS and 1880 p. m.
U. sEELEY, Jr. Agent. Seattle
Tel. Main f76. Tseema-Tel. ala
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

LINCOLN. Neh. Aux. Lit was
announced today BY Mayor Brown.
chairman OF the local committee on
arrangements Of the Bryan notlfi.
cation ceremonies. that Senator Ia
Toilette. OF Wisconsin. has been
invited to attend the Festivities In.
cldent upon the notification Of the
Nehrasksn that he has been chosen
BY the democracy 20 make the run
for president
The announcement says that the
invitation comes from no desire %
attract the republican senator %
the democratic handwaKon. Scna-
tor la Toilette will be here 20 lee.
ture at the Chautauqua assembly
and the Invitation was extended out
Of courtesy. says Mayor Brown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
FORCES HOLLANDS HAND.


CARACAS. Aug. President
Castro has withdrawn the eNequa.
teurs Of the Netherlands consul and
vice consulg tn Venezuela
Foreign Minister Paul has trans
mitted a note 10 the Netherlands
government In which he recited
what he terms the insults to vene.
xucla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
MEEKER TO ATTEND.

Ezra Meeker and his oxen will
attend the annual pioneers oelebra-
ton. which will be held az Boiling
ham next Thursday. Friday and
Saturday. The pioneer viii speak
on National Highways"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
MAY BUILD SCENIC
RAILROAD UP
MT. RAINIER
fer United Prs.s.l

TACOMA. Aug. IA scenic rail-
way from Paradise valley 10 the
summit Of Mount Rainier may be
constructed by eastern capitalists.
W. q Rowland. an expert engineer.
has just returned from the peak.
with several other eastern men. and
he believes that the idea is a most
feasible one. II the road is con-
structed. Mr.. Rowland says he will
build an inn in the crater OF the
mountain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
OLD OFFICIAL RETlREs.
(Hy United Prsss.l

; SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. L.
! II is announced here today that
b Jas y lenford, who viii have
\ have been paymaeter Of the
b Southern Pacific company con
\ tinnoualY for the past 40 years
\ on Tuesday next. WIN retire al
4 the age Of 81 years, 10 seek
\ rest In hla home In Berkeley
\ Hanford viii still be retained
b on the payroll OF the company
q for faithful service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
RevoLUTioNisT TO SPEAK.

Mark I.eites. Russian revolution
ist, who took an active part in the
earlier revolutionary movements in
Russia. will speak TO socialists to-
morrow night In Marion hall. 627
First av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

= sOsEPH, NO. Aug. Coy.
LILLE OF Arkansas has been
n : sanitariam here suffer.
Y nervous breakdown
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

LINCOLN. Neb. Aug Nv. :.
Bryan today confirmed the report
that he all reply 10 !. G. Van
cleave. president 81 the National
Association Of Manufacturers in an
open letter. The reply viii be pub.
llshed in the Commoner next Fri
day. and viii consist Of more than
g. 900 words
nryan'a speech Of acceptance. 20
DO delivered to the notification com
mittec. IL being Transcribed today
and soon will b. IN completed form.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

TO SPEAK AT Y. M. C. A.
Rev w. T. Randolph will speak
TO men at the Y. NJ G. A tomorrow
AZ 2 y. m. on "Saul--A Study In
Character" ID. w. Cram will sing
two special songs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
GAYS RUTHERFORD Offered
TO DROP PROSECUTION
M M(lusde Says lmmun-
/, Proposition Was Made
through Sheriff Smith.

-. min prosecution ia re
ln1'ss x political favor
snrs " 4. proposition which was
tass .sae % Jack Mcouade.
FS.S sspasy sheriff At North
4 waa arrested en- charses
..,,as accepted er'hes
4 49,. 49, came from p J. smith.
i .sA teFmer chairman OF the
= reanty commissioners, At
a'sa Z i Rutherfords right-hand
49, 49,, y sower Ii che north end. Il
Fa's .s.ss on the basis that Nc
- - ~eula be right during
s.s.,,sgd's coming eampSlSn Tor
~ 70 Office. !, -
! "a h Indignantly sparaea the
49, emphsslcally declared
.S.as These charges we're
's'ssss IN against me In the mrs.
$3.50 ~ = Rutherford because ne had
. ~ y, me-. and nov am goins
.,ss sexn tie tine and make h''a
rnTa ne cAaFses
0.rIss Rahsr'ors's Work
u, Al had nothing TO Do with
-. =, ehsrres against you lnain'ed
60 sTAey we're brought up ov
e~wge vanderyeey a..
@rsst 4 All right. retoFsed NC
c.,as 4 know vanderveer and !
- Now h. stands know That
s..harfnrd vas back q this case
.rslnss ne. because SAVE mn :
"a bsaslng up here several Nests
- III has never toFgiyea ms TOT
that pA
-Yeu 20 right back and tel RUTH.
s-s,ss fhsf I ore hlm 10 political
ANS ana 10 Mt need Any offer %
49, s.srnsrr ~ charges II ! viii train
- ~ rnsK This Is final
Neoun.Es IL a vel known rests
49, i the north district. and for
..ssrsl usonths last spring served
= aspafy sheriff At North Rcnd
" - ,sken IN custody on charges
-. = n accepted money from
ss~tsr ana saicoufnen 70 permit
- = yiel2fe the law
ss,s charass Are untrue.
rre14is has always contended
a. tsers xns no truth Ia the
sssa and thar his arrest came as
A. rsals Of spite on the part Of
Mesa enemles and the enmity OF
xsIz gambling and saloon inter
- !, North Bend.
csish made the offer Of immuni.
I d NcQuade recently when the
" xsi n lssaQuah McQuade has
bn a<hiing Rutherford tooth and
NJ lEd the formers friends be-
~ ihai Smith went to isaaquah
n - purpose Of sounding Nc
~. 70 see II they could bus the
fxs hyor during the coming
n1zxn with u promise OF drop
ii D. criminal charges nov pend
h lzslnst him
iaR sume preliminary sparring
Eng shsch Smith took particular
=. d declare that Rutherford
n nsskinx 10 do with bringing the
auszs against AieQuade. he in
trrsa Meonade thar the charges
smA ~ dropped anyhow Il h.
fNrsaael would stop fighting
zalssffast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01

70 make the temporary restraining
order a permanent Injunction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-01
WIN Play BAH.

Members OF Ballard aerie of
Eagles will go 10 Pleasant Beach to-
morrow 10 play ball with the team
Of the Bremefton aerie.