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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

(. DISCHARGED
FROM FORCE
Shoots Man Held Simply
as a Vagrant, and Chief
Ward Holds That Act
Is Unwarranted

patralman = W nlackor was die.
charged from tho police depart
ment b. Police Chief Ward this
mofnlns pending an investigation
Of the shooting Of Anton Gonzales
q fireman, ut The foot of Washing
too ST yesterday afternoon
hlaekef aayH he arrested Con.
sales AZ warrant while waiting
Tot the police patrol Gonzales
made q daah for liberty. HACKER
fired one shot In the air bat this
tcfsed 10 quicken Gonzales speed
The pairolman then threw hia gun
directly on the flooine prisoner and
ihe bullet struck hlm IN the back
u The lon log at the knee Joint
Hlaekef says Gonzales has been
hanging around Main Il saloons
fof more than o month. and yes
lerday BE- placed him under arrest
90 D warrant
= never heg or steal said Con.
snlea o, the city hospital this
m0falng u think | can loaf all 1
saht a. long az have money
and neither steal nor beg ! hm
member Of the fifemon union.
10 seed standing and ! % not pro-
pose 10 allos this patrolmAns un.
warranted act 10 90 unnoiiced,'
uhaer tho law police patrol
man has no fiEh, TO shoot 81 a pris'
onsr under arrest except when held
IN a felony charge or when the Of
iicsrs No IL IN danger ialsckef
admits that be arrested the IRE.
mai merely 81 yhFrnut Police
Chiaf Ward iAauod the order for
Dlaakefr dismissal when appraised
Of the iaeia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
WHITE FLAG
!. THROWN OUT
PERSIAN COMMANDER suRREs
pgRs TO TIE ARMY OF
THE NATtoNALisTs.

TEHERAN. Perria. July ib.--or'
dcfiuF the cosaaehs 10 cease firing
about noon today. Col fIakhofi,
commander Of tho forces vhich
have been defending the city. Ia.
dicaied that be would surrender to
the ShilonAliEis This means the
oycrthrov Of Shah Mohammed Al
ard the establishment, Of a new
pcrslan government under con-
H,ltuti1n.
Al dayhreak today the Nationalist
rebels. Who Invaded The city two
days aea. and have been fighting
their way towards the shah's pal.
ace. renewed their turiona attack
upon the harficadss held by the
loyal Ccssaeka. The firms con.
tipued for several hours before
LlAkhdif ordered his men to cease
The commander Of tho hhah's
forces Il IL understood. IL now deal.
ing with the leaders Of the rebels.
agreeing TO surrender II hts men
are guaranteed protection aud al.
loved 10 join the forcoa Of the new
government when It is established.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
SOLDIERS ESCAPE IN
SENSATIONAL MANNER

SAN FRANCISCO. July lot
fioers from the Preside. aided by
the police, are searching today for
Charles q Pettlngill and Warren A.
Convey. military prisoners who en-
glneered a sensational midnight es.
cape from the Preside guard house.
About O'Clock yesterday morning
they made their way 10 the root
by way Of a water pipe, and escap-
cd through a ventilating shaft.
They were discovered by the
sentry, hut disappeared In the
darkness after an exchange OF shots
with the guard, Blood drops found
near the guard house lead the Off.
GERS to believe that one OF the men
was struck by sentrys bullet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
FALLS TEN STORIES;
DIES At PROVIDENCE

W. II Simpson, the window wash
or who fell from the tenth story
window Of the White building yes
terdAy morning died last evening
at o'clock at Providence hospital,
where he was taken after the acct
dent Coroner J c. Snyder was
notified, but he has not yet decided
whether an inquest is necessary
simpson was married and IS
years old. His wife " at Newport
Wash. visiting a daughter, and
was notified Of his death this morn.
ing. Simpson lived al $40 Column
hla st., and had been employed for
the last six months as a window
washer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
NURSERYMEN MEET
At CHAMBER TODAY

The Pacific Coast Association of
Nurserymen met In their annual
convention In the assembly room
Of the Seattle Chamber of Com
meroo this morning aud continued
their deliberations this afternoon.
Officers will be elected late this
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
WANT AID OF
AUTO OWNERS
Everyone Asked to Help
Show Eastern Editors
the Beauties and Great
ness Of Seattle

An appeal has been Issued by the
Chamber Of Commerce 70 ali anta.
mobile owners IN tho cts To assist
IN The entertainment Of the aa0 dele
gates 10 tho Convention of the Ma.
tionAl Editorial association. uhieh
meets 10 Seattle neat week They
arr asked 10 ipiH ia taking these
representatives OF the newspapers
from all ever The United States on
short automobile Trip throughout
the city. leaving the Chamber u
Commerce. IN the Central building.
al I O'Clock. returning II 8. next
Monday afternoon. July 10
The officers Of the Chamber az
Commerce particularly nrEe each
automobile owner who can DO 10 20
accompany tho guestH. tn order to
show the visitors the proper eour.
tesy and point out 10 the boat ad.
vantage the features Of interest TO
be seen on this trip
The appeal il made because Of
the large number Of machines re
quired, Those Who are iu a posi
ticn 10 respond are asked 10 com.
muuicate al once with the chamber.
advising a. TO the slEe Of the ma.
chine and whether OF not the owner
will be able 10 accompany H. Il
IL Necessary TO know exactly hos
many cars will BE- available. and to
have them on hand promptly
The Chamber Of Commerce and
the Seattle Press club arc partieu.
lariy anxious 10 make this tour over
the city distinct success. az II will
be more effective than any other
feature Of the entertainment to the
members Of the Editorial assocla.
ton In giving them a favorable and
lasting Impression Of Seattle. on.
Ing TO the importance Of perfooiing
arrangements At once. II l. urged
that responses be made 10 the cham.
bef without delay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
KILLED IN
COLLISION
0F GRAF IS
Matter Occurs in English
Channel and Submarine
h Sunk With Fifteen of
Her Men

sHEERyEss, Ems july iS-In
. ur,srioas collision early this
x,..las % the Ensiish channel he.
~. ,hwe boats. the British sub.
-.-l,s c II was rammed and
:, sl,h titeen Of her seamen,
rsa.nns c i; vas badiy dam
-. ,na the unknown third boat
.~v>a. But her condition has not
~ uarsained
~ ussy department received
.lyl.,. hY wireless The third boat
1 .1ssea to have been the freight
s.1rr Eds Stone which crossed
4, sss Of he submarine floulla
~ nsseasefa
suSnarins c II is hurplug to
Yrucsih. Is hcr DAMAGES are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
FINDS MOTHER DEAD

Valentine II. MAY. an Insurance
agent. with offices In tho Alaska
building, went to meet his mother
40 she landed from the Tacoma
boat yesterday afternoon, and he
found hor-a corpse. The woman.
Mrs Katherine II. May, who was a
large woman. had barely caught the
boat as It swung away from the
Tacoma wharf and the oxortion
caused by running to catch Il over.
taxed her weak heart, and she died
before the boat had Travelled 200
foot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
MACCAREES HOLD
PRETTY LUNCHEON

rangemcnts for a rouslng celebra.
ton on Labor day.
These committees will meet In
Joint session Al the Labor Temple
Saturday night Merchants are
warned to pay no attention 10 por
sons soliciting donations who do
not bear credentials signed by The
officers Of the Central Labor Coun.
oil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
nlgEEEPER CHARGED
WITH ENLIGHTENMENT

tsrpimer. hookkeeper iof the
lns Investment company at
iHills. vss Arrested yesterday
1aHszca b. United States Deputy
Eaksl Fred Lathe on q warrant
~ u Commissioner Arm
G9r At he request OF the no
|0nss ecsefumeut, on a charge
utfl'!at tise Of the funds Of
y 'ssn d Red Deer. IN Alberta.
~ Who IL At present IN cue.
4 WI have a hearing before
y en-issioner at : O'Clock this
E,na
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
PARISH TAKES OFFICE

Albert Z, Parish was sworn In as
assessor Of King county by the
county commissioners this morn.
ing His bond was filed and APP
proved. His father left last night
for Olympia TO take his position
as member OF the state tax com.
mission.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
WOMEN NAME
NEW OFFICERS

international delegates and the ma.
tional officers by the A-YsP. T..
management at the New York
Building, last evening, was a bril-.
liant affair Flags Of all nations
mingled with gorgeous flowers and
forms, Soft music and delicious vi.
ands went to make the event most
enjoyable one
The foreign women left last even.
ing on their special train for Port.
land and the south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
WEDNESDAYS A..Y..P.
ATTENDANCE.
FEARS FOR HIS BOY

Carl Blanes, father Of l7.yearold
Peter nlanes, notified the police
this morning that his son left for
Seattle from Clinton, this state.
June /, aud has not been heard
from since. The father fears some
m fortune has betallen his son and
wants the police to locate him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

Charging that Frank Olive stab.
bed him while a burly negro held
him. after he had requested Olive
to leave the Lumber Exchange bar
her shop, Frank Rose this morning
sworc to a complaint IN the prose
cutting attorneys office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
NEW ARRIVAL DISAPPEARS.

George Harris, a recent arrival
from California, who has been llv.
Ing at 1911 Summit ay., disappeared
last Monde7 and his friends are
Worrying over his absence. The
police have been enlisted to locate
the missing man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
INVESTIGATING WRECK.

The inquiry into the disastrous
wreck Of the Yosemite will be re.
sumed at 2 o'clock this afternoon
In the marine inspectors office In
the Federal building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

ST. PETERSBURG. July Is-The
f1Tcian office today sent orders TO
the russian troops stationed IN Per
aie 10 arrange for the safe removal
Of the shah across the frontier This
order Is inferred TO mean that the
shah IA shout 10 be forced TO abdi.
cate and flee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

WEATHER FORECAST. 4
! Fair tonight and Friday; Z
! light west winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

Township Chief Of Police John
Farrell vas among the most SER
iousiy injured while leading a dc.
sAehment Of Deputies IN an effort to
break 10 clash between mob OF
strikers and guards. be vas stab
bed twelve times and was shot
through the shoulder While his
condition IL serious It is thought
he will live
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

RiouuR was renewed soon after
the arrival Of the constabulary.
One trooper was hurt seriously BY
shower Of bricks and was carried
10 q hospital The couEtabulsfy
finally succeeded IN driving off the
strikers
At noon i.o0e strikers and their
sympathiEeu held a mass meeting
IN the lower section Of MckceG
Rocks The men were addressed
In several languages by the speak
era.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15

The sifikors have surrounded the
plant with hundreds of plckets
while several minor clashes be.
tween them and the guards occur
red early today. none we're serious.
y Injured
Estimates Of tho number of
wounded IN the three pitched bat.
tics that took place late yesterday
are difficult 10 obtain. While no
fatalities have been reported Il IL
believed that more than 100 atfik.
crs we're wounded. and these we're
taken away BY their comrades
Most Of the rioters sero foreign
ers. who, fearing arrest. refused TO
awe reports Of the injured seY.
eral women who rushed into the
fray. attempted 10 drag their hns-
bands to safety, received In
jurica.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
FIERCE RIOT
Of STRIKERS
IN THE EAST
State Troops Are Sent to
the Scene and Disorders
Again Break Out -
Many Seriously Injured

PlrrsBuRg. Pa July IL
Forty members Of the state con.
stAbuiary we're rushed to MeKeea
Rocks. ais miles below Pitiaburg
today. 10 quell the rioiing between
the striking employees Of the Press.
ed Aieol Car company and a force
Of strike breakers that has been In
progress for the last twenty four
hours.
The company made no effort TO.
day TO open the plant and resume
operations While strike breakers
are present Ia great numbers. pro
tected By the local authorities. IN
view Of the angry demonstrations
Of hundreds Of strikers and their
friends and threats 10 storm the
plant. The officials delayed throw.
ms opon the DOOR.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-07-15
BANK clEARiNos.
Heatils

tss4ts+ssttsss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-29

thousand horses will participate.
Many OF the same horses which have
run at Sheepshead Bay and Saratoga
will appear at the Tampa track. Ap-
r!iCatiOns are already coming I'm for
stable room and the first shipment OF
fast flyers will arrive here about th,
middle OF November.
Il II said that Messrs. STROBE and
Flzer have horses booked for the
meeting which will give Tampa racing
events the coming winter comprising
as interesting series as ever occur.
red on Southern course
\ large force OF mcu are about To
prepare the large tract Ot ground Re
Gently secured near West Tampa Tor
Tho association. for o., race track and
other amusement features, and h T.
proposed To- have them Ia rvAdiu,--
Tor th, meeting 90 begin early in lelr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-29
ATLANTA GOES BROKE.

ATLANTA, Aug. 2S.-Atlanta' treas
uTy II Ia about the same fix a. thai
uf the State. or worse. The city went
broke Yesterday. With No funds u
sight. and will have to exercise IL
borrowing privilege 10 tide over. Tn,
city today will borrow sloo,oOo unit
Il can collect some taxes 10 enable {.
To pay the hremeu. policemen an,
other employee. Atlanta pay, I l,
cent Interest uu her loaus.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-29
Reorganization Of Florida
State Fair Association

TAMPA, Aug; 2S.-Thore was a re-.
organization OF the Florida State Mid.
winter Fair Association Thursday.
when the stockholders selected a,
directors Messrs. James +. Crane. J.
u. Drew. + y. Hackman, J. L. STROBE.
u. ;. Catlett, Judge Charles GodShaw.
W. II, Fizcr and H. q. Mckay.
The board of directors held a meet.
Ing immediately after the stockhold.
ers meeting and elected the following
officers. James r. Crane. president.
John II. Drew. Nicc.rrv~idcut, +. y.
Hackmau. secretary, ". II. Fizcr.
treasurer and racing SECRETARY. aud !.
l. STROBE. general maEag,r
The gentlemen who are Interested
IN the association are cuergytloall,
preparing Tor huudrrddAl rae, meet
ng, iu which 90 q. laid u,Jrh "a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-29
Five Lose Lives When
Steamer Goes TO Bottom

SEATTLE. Wash. Aug 2S.-Fiye
lives were lost In the sinking Of the
Alaska Steamship COmpony's steamer
Ohio OF Steep Point. Alaska. early
Yesterday. There were FPS passenger
m board. but all these escaped. the
victims being employees. The loss OF
the steamer and the cargo is total.
The drowned are: PurseT r. j.
stephen OF Seattle, Wireless Opera.
Tor George ~ Eccles Of Winnipeg. two
,eamen and the quartermaster; the
names are no. given.
The wireless dispatch says the Ohio
ank IN three minutes. This proba.
bly, means she was on a reef a con
siderable time. and that the pasSCn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-29
SEA ISLAND COTTON.


SAVANNAH. Ca. Aug 2S.-The
market for Sea Islands was very dull
with the small demand confined to the
high grades. Quotations remain un.
changed. lint are mostly nominal. the
market for the new season not having
been as yet established.
From Florida crop accounts are less
favorable again. Complaints of de-
teriOration as a result OF the excessive
rains are very general. and many re-
ports say the prospect has been cut
well below last year. The few new
bales being received are mostly green.
damp and badly gin-cut. thus confirm
ing the reports of weather damage.
From Georgia accounts are better. al
though more or less s; Hted. some
central southern coul ties Iyporting
deterioration. Sales : the week los
bales.
The following prices were based on
factors quotations and are revised
weekly on FridaVS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-29

rupulilan lmr by che formation ut a
aya company With = capital at o. uuu
anu. Cuusisllug ct equal puttiuus ~
stusk aud honds aud ia addition an
issus ct ,nu nua ~ nuirs
Tho METROPOLITAN uur BE- uus ~ che
sis steamship COMPANIES hCWdrd iu
ths NoFsv tlsa uao 1900 sIuaushlp sup,
solidaliun Nhlrh sAs bEukra AZ lRia
lts gunstlturut euwpaalgs ~ ipu1 u
uurTates che ,uTblas passvaapF usam
sgs Nals aaa haT,aFd aaa iFp,ahl
s1sawefs bstspva Nee fafs Aai nas
taa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-29
CONVICT KILLS PURSUER
BUT IS SHOT. TO DEATH
Armed With Shotgun, Rifle and Pistol, Escaped Ne
Gro Fights Desperate Battle for Liberty.

SoPERTON. Ca, Aug. 2s.-Two ne.
groes lynched and q posse In pursuit
OF the wife of one OF the victims: the
killing OF prominent planter. a mem.
Der OF the posse: the probable fatal
injury of the sheriff Of Montgomery
county and the wOunding OF four other
members OF the posse. summarizes
ne result Of one OF the most exciting
nan hunts this section has ever
novn.
Ban Clark. an escaped convict from
the Blob county chain gang. Was shot
to death after a fierce battle early
yesterday and his body burned. The
negro threatened to kill Nicholas
Adams. n merchant OF Kibbee, and
a hundred others
John Sweeney. who harbored the ex-
convict. was taken from n passenger
train a mile from Tarrytown and
lynched
The posse then set out In search OF
Sweeney's wife. who il Is said. was
N the neighbOrhOOd. Intense excite.
ment prevails throughout this section.
James burden. a prominent planter
and member OF the posse which cap
tured Clark. was shot and instantly
killed. The other members OF the
possee who were shot by Clark were:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-29

Sheriff James Lester. Walter Simmons
and three others unknown. The ON.
Ger received an ugly wound In the
breast.
The posse found Clark In sweeney's
house. Sweeney's wife was at horne,
but Sweeney was absent. The sheriff
called on Clark TO surrender. For ans
wer he received a fi-caliber bullet
fired from a rapid fire gun. burden
was shot and other members OF the
Dossee fell before the torrent OF lead
dealt by the negro. lie continued 90
fire until his ammunition vas exhaust.
ed. He was then overpowered and
his body riddled with bullets. He wore
a steel breastplate that turned Win
chester bullets. A pile Of logs was
covered with crude turpentine and the
body cremated. and in the excitement
the woman escaped. The events Of
the day fired the intense spirit Of the
posse and II Is expected that she can
not escape the search that is being In
stltuted.
Sweeney was caught near here. He
was carried aboard a northbound train
to n secluded wood near Tarrytown.
where his body was riddled with bul
lets after being swung MP 60 q sap
ling.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-29
SAVED FROM SUICIDE.

MACON. Aug. 2S.-As he swung
himself from Spring street bridge
across the Ocmulgee river last night,
Fernando Deal Uf 3l3 Telfair street.
was saved from a Watery grave by
Bicycle Officer Rodgers. who sighted
the man As he prepared 20 make IN,
plunge with the Intention OF suicide.
Deal had penned a pathetic mott
to his wife in which he declared tina,
death was to be chosen rather than
a life OF inability to support her and
their children as he would like.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-29
NJ Fsnnsll Rssurns.

The mau, iri,ud- uf 1. " Fyuu,lU
Slll be- plyas,d o. lram that hy hsr
suingisutN recovered tu rytuTu tu o.
humr ai ilaNthuiu aUvr au absyu,,
ni a tyw weeks az Naldusia. ga Whrr,
be seat tuf treatment ltr stat..
that senator liakrt "a Ga, ,uanl, b.
ihrTe ha,ias uadrTsuav tNa apsra
taas aua 10 stsadti lmpra, las aHdrl
lhs gaFv ut H lialmvs Ne Fvunrll
is aFvalh lmpFo,ra Aai hapvs s,aan
o. b. Ahls ta 49, afaaaA aHa So BE
tFluaia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-29
Morse Starts Battle to
Rehabilitate His Fortune

NEM NuRH. Aug -N That Charlie
w Mote, thr huau,lvr Nhu rrcrutN
"a' rrlrasyd trum che Tumbs prlson
uulyr sl.nuuu bail has hysan hls 81
ioFia Go u,hantluatr his tallru iuf
'anrs, sas Indicated lyslrFday b, che
sannuagvmua, that be- haa parCbasyd
maluFlA " thv ,ialms ualsIandihs
,sA'us' The Metropolitan steamship
Nampaai aad wlll attend q sAip ~ ,hp
fFopsEy VI tAal goaapaay saleh takes
l'lAes Ia Aeau, a maHth
u V RFapasea ~ FuafAAHiss ths a. e.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-29

gers were all on before the ship slid
into the deep water. which che did
80 speedily as to carry down eve Of
the crew, % -. ~..sss ae.s,--
Some OF the passengers were takeh
ashore In llfeboats and taken b. the
fishing boat King Fisher to Swanson
bay. Others we're taken on the Hum
boldt. and the Rupert City. The hum
bOldt's rescued passengers viii be
landed at Ketehikan. while the Rn
pert City Is taking her passengers 10
Vancouver.
The Ohio was insured for S220.00o
Capt John Johnson. her navigator.
was regarded as one OF the most
skillful on the Pacific Coast.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-29
INJURED ~ A ToV CANNON.

TAMPA. Aug. 2S.-James Schell
the sOR OF Mr. and Mrs. l.. d. SchelI
Was badly injured Thursday Will,
play Ing with toy cannon found neal
his parents home on East Park ave
ME. The boy. who is only six year,
old. was Overhauling the little gun.
when IL was discharged, badly burn
ing the front OF his left leg near th,
ankle. inhiCting a wound which neces
STATED the calling In of a physician.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-29
Four Hundred JOnSeS
in Reunion at Atlanta

ATLANTA. Ga. Aug - The af,h
annual reunion at me Jones family
Aas held yesterday Ia Grants Park
There WAS uo ceremony hat they all
assembled ,agh m the morning and
had good time aud at . O'Clock a
.uWp,uuus gIuuyr Vas snr,af
There Vyrt about luN mrmbvrs pres.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-29

ent aud four states. Ohio. Alabama
Georgia aud Florida. we're represented
There were four generalions present
the oldest being , ,, Jones "a Atlanta
AGED ~, and che Youngest was Miss
Ngunie Horace loRes OF Montgomery.
Ab aRed Que
The neat rcanion Wlll probably ~
held az iOAes' chapel FurFust PaFk
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-29
Wife Used an Umbrella
On Another WOman'S Head

AtuENs Ua Ace 81 Nyslygdal
anstuuua Na,uf is,Is,' iismissrd thr
Casy asaust Nu salur llamihaa.
sba eAs gharsyd STA ba,,ua hsAlsa
MFs Au,r talv o,tr ths hsaA sWh
a. auibftlA
na uAmutaa sirass Me- nala
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-08-29

ehsu chs tasHA hsF IA lhs palgs ~
sac tagmsTa haataua Is IA v ham
iaaR az llaa,lNuR sha sas trFysa
suh ueilge % apFeaF a. a wWnsss
aaa gallsa Ia a. sa wAa aaea Alea
heg seelsmpl Ara nAls alaa lallsA
- psa u Nee appeagaaea era waa aasa
"a BilaF awaHnt