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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
MISS HELENA CASTLE asFrl AND HER cHUm, MISS BILLIE
oiRARD, FROM PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN IN SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Aug. 20.
whether or not Miss Helena Cas-,
tie viii ever admit that she is In
reality Mrs. Elias $. clifford, d.
vorced wife Of wealthy Roston
broker, graduate Of a fashionable
New York school. athlete Of no
mean ability, and until recently a
very prominent figure In Boeion's
most exclusive social circles. all OF
which the local police claim TO have
established, Il is an undeniahlc fact
that this dainty, dcmnfc and alto
gether very charming and very
strenuous little lady has won the
distinction Of having RECALLED San
Francisco. a town that dotes on the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
Marriage Law Which Is
Playing Hob Likely to Be
Amended by the Legisla-
ture.

OLYMPIA, Aus 20 Marriage
licenses may be obtained for two
dollara. the lowest figure ever
charged for such document IN the
state Of Washington. a. SOON az
the Cheat bill removing the gt.
sirictioas imposed BY the leeisla'
iufu last winter. II signed By the
governor, The measure has already
been approved BY both houses Dan
Cupid will nos have the fold 10
himself all over The state. for tho
laws governing his actions arr even
more liberal than those prevailing
before the regular session Of the
present legislature decided that all
applicants must undergo the
humiliation Of a physical etamlna.
ton.
Dr Client said hls principal
reason for removing the restriction
requiring an examination By . phyni
clan q all applicants was that in
spite Of The fact that he Is a prae
ticinK physician aud not atvras %
augmenilng his Income. he does
not believe that doctor should
have the exclusive power o. drclaf
ms what man or womaI IL cnpabls
Of marrying Representative Client
received a large number u CON
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
FIVE DIE WHEN AUTOMOBILE
TAKES THE death CURVE"
BOARD Is BLAMED

Coroner Snyder announced This morning that he
would hold inquest the victims Of last nights auto
mobile accident in effort determine who il any per
son, or the city is TO blame
Despite the fact that a red lantern has been placed at
death curve since the Bennett accident automobiles
and others familiar with the Fourth bridge blame the
city for not having installed large light aud for not
taking other precautions prevent accidents at this very
dangerous place
More than two years ago Councilman James Conway
called the attention Of the city council the danger
condition OF these unlghted irestes And it was
months ago that the council passed ordinance with
emergency clause which authorized and commanded the
board OF public works 10 AT ONCE the
ton Of light. this and other dangerous points in the city
Although this ordinance declared that an emergency
existed, not a single light has been erected
At ttf time this ordinance was being considered by
the council Councilman James Conway made The follow
ing plea:
Gentlemen. Il you don't give some lights out
there you will be responsible for the death OF hall the
Automobiles who SO that tresile'
And despite this and other strong statements made at
different times in face OF the accidents that have
occurred at this place the board has handled the matter in
the most diatofy manner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
Bic DAY ON
THE PAYSTREAK


Tho biggest collection Of free and
novel attractions Of the exposition
season began at noon to-day. when
tho celebration " Pay streak day
had lis start At the landing u Mise
Columbia, queen u the Pay Streak.
from the royal fleet on Lake Union
ono Of the biz crowds II the season
~ on the fair grounds today, and the
pagcants and contests are being en-
i1ycd TO the fullest extent The
water carnival, the flddlers' contest
the wedding in the clouds. the bal.
loon race and parachute jumping and
athor spcciallles have had their
thousands Of spectators, The revel.
~ viii continue this evening. Al
Q O'Clock will be held the electric
ballet Of nh nations. with dancing
girls Of MI countries competing. on
the platform At the foot Of the Pay
Streak Later viii be The dlstfibu.
tlon Of prices and special fireworks.
At II O'clock the million dollar Pay
sircak will, be Illuminated and car
nlval stunts win conclude the even b
Ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
AN APPEAL
TO THIEVES

Here Is a chance fef thlefes. a
chance for those and there are no
doubt many Of them In Seattle
~hu steal. to prove that they are
not all bad that despite MI there
Ia a little Of the milk of human
klndncss IN their makeup.
Mira Ellen bolton. mnihcr Of
eiHht children. aud ulfc Of : man
who Il dawn and out, a sufferer
With tuberculosis at The chehalis
hospital. was robbed yesterday She
Is the sole support Of those eight
children. and Is trying to feed and
clolhe them. to provide for her own
keep, and ~ the same time hold
out enough TO provide a few deli.
CaeieE Tor Der siek husband. al on
$3.50 per day
steal Babies Clothing.
The loot secured b. the thieves
consisted Of a telescope case con.
ialuiuK about SIS worth Of little
ahoes and stockings. dresses and
other wearing apparel for the eight
little Kids
She has been working IN nrrmcr
ton rccohtiy. and only came 10 He
attic yesterday, hoping that abe
might find more rcmuneratigc en-.
ploy ment here than she had ia the
Navy Yard city.
Immediately upon arriving In tho
clty she made purchases TO the
amount Of ti5 for her children.
They needed clnthinS hadit and
she vas planning 10 surprise them
BY sending them mcaere supply.
She placed the newly made pur.
chaHea IN her telescope and started
on the tfudge 70 a room she had
reserved on Pike At. near Boren nv
Mean Thieves Appear.
hut lie grip was heavy aud abe
wHs tired About every half block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
Charges Unfair Play on
Part Of Police-Arrested
Local Man and Let Ia
comans Go.

Rank discrimination In favor Of
Tacoma launch owners. who came
to Seattle yesterday to help carry
crowds 10 the batileshlps now IN
Elliott hay. il the charge made BY
W l.. Gazzam, manager " the Kit.
sap Transportation company,
James q, Esary, who operates the
steamship WILDLY and other crafts,
and Roy l.llllco, the extensive
launch operator, today 10 Police
Chief Ward and Mayor Miller
The complaint was made follow
ing the arrest Of W ~ Huston. A.
Swift and @, Donahue, spoilers en-.
pioyed by Mr. Gazzam, Mr. Eaafy
and Mr.. Lllllco
"Onr men were arrested BY Pa.
tfolmen HUM and Oden on charges
Of soliciting in a public place while
spoilers for Tacoma launches were
not disturbed said Mr. Esary.
al the foot Of Madison At Capt
Elliott. In charge Of the fire sta.
ton at that point. permits Tacoma
spoilers TO work while our men
are not allowed to do the same. |
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
SAYS HUSBAND TRICKED
HER OUT OF A DIVORCE
50 HE COULD WE'D AGAIN
Mr,. Eugene 7. Graham Is
Wrosh About the Decree
and Asks the Court to
Set h Aside.

cfnslnr that her husband.
n.sns T. Graham. a we'll known
srlns man. securod a divorce from
:, ~ thrcatcninF 20 MI himself
4 a. foaeht the suit Mrs Laura
! GRAHAM. Of iels Harvard av. n.
nla petition IN the superior
~, tAls mofniug - yacale the
tfrs
mi Graham got the dlVufcc be
"a n, former wife. very rleeully
4, sllekes. that he vas only bluff
= md that be wanted 10 marry
,,.,hsF woman Graham eot his
MOVIE September last year Ne
AIRED that bis wife mistFcaicd
~ and that they we're incom
autle
Cnham went to Nome. Alaska,
AZ he divorce, and 10 nov In
~ CTS. They we're married IN
=. rp TO November. 1901. ey
mlAIus sas lovely IN the family
n fraham states but nj thai
- BE- began to be cold and dis
mt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
Makes SIXTY
MILES IN ONE
HOUR IN AIR
lnarkable Time Record
ID by Aviator Near
City Of New York Today
IN q Great Flight.

NEW YORK. Aug Although
~ willard. himself. expressed
- doubt Of the authenticity Of
\ records, the timers Of three
- flights ~ Hampstead Plains
~ By the aviator IN a Curtlss
1ErplAnei reported thai be tras.
~ Al all tines al a rate not
~ than 50 miles an hour. the
GIirst time ever made In a heavier
~ ar machine.
ne flights we're made IN an
d1fu>'ane which the Wright broth
n ,lalm lnfrlnses on their pat
1iz 1nd FOR the destruction Of
sll<t they entered suit yesterday
Over .se9 Witnessed the flights
~ fhee5rd the aviator. The first
~ started shortly beforc :
lI<A Willard fle9 TO the Mca.
1g>zpk club osef Camp Black.
- then Inward Hampstead and
ia CITY. and thea back to the
s1inx point. a distance Of three
~ The tlmers recorded this
y b Minutes and So seconds,
setond flight covered the same
~. 18th wider sweeps. and was
1nupllshed IN , minutes fiat. &C.
@t|rf to the timers
~ third fliKhi vas terminated
11uDlIs By a split IN the canvas
IHf The accident was not seri-
nd The machine vas quickly
U1FIuins repairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
DETECTIVE WHO TRIED
EXTORTION IS FINED

Fred Phillips. Of tho Phillips
United States Detective agency,
was yesterday fined si5050 by
Judge brown, on a charge Of at.
tempted exturtion preferred against
him by Mrs. Edward Sanders
phillips was employed by the
management Of the Savoy hotel to
locate Mrs Sanders, who. after
stopping at the hotel Tor several
days. left without settling her bill.
She was found In Glencoe and
brought 10 Seattle She charged
that while she was held IN custody,
Phillips offered to release her II she
would give him the money due the
hotel, together with his fee. Mrs.
Sanders was released after It was
discovered that she had left AT the
hotel baggage Of sufficient value TO
satisfy the bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
HANDICAP ON THE LOCAL
CUPID may BE LIFTED

Nauenuyor we're dolns the major
part Of the Cupid business for the
northern part o. the state. aud that
Portland Vas doins about the same
prfceniage f0i the southern part
OF the commonwealth. they Tell into
line and declared that Washington
andliora and Washington preachers
should not be disrfimuaiei against
The women OF olympia are con.
pldcring the adylaahilliy u Inviting
the author Of the relief measure
10 q reception whore h. will be pfe.
scMed With carnations and other
evidences Of their regard Tor him
and the Law that bears hin name
Gov Hay said yesterday that ho
wuuld certainly pisn the blll
~ Ghenl retarned 10 Seattle last
nlEht satisfied with his efforts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
PROMINENT WOMEN
WILL SPEAK SUNDAY

The Campaign Of the Welfare
Protective and Reiief Work Of tho
Florence crittendcn Mission AZ the
Asfep Y. has secured Mira. Deb.
ofsh G Luds. Vice president o.
the National Mothera association
and member Of the National Coun.
ell 81 Women. and many other wOl
men societies. who came here az
a delegate 10 the Prison Congress
~ a speaker a. the Plymouth Con
Kregatiunai church sunday At 2 p
N Mrs James " Mood delegate
from Kansas who. for fnrty years
has made a study Of hypnoiism ia
iis relation to tho white slave
traffic Will speak on the subiee
Brutality VI llypnoiism follow
Ing the address Of Mn. Lnds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

municaiionH over the telephone, By
telegraph and through the malls.
cuafrhtnlaiing him on the fight he
made for the rights Of Cupid
You arr entitled to the best wife
that ever man Has blessed with.
writes one enthusiastic yuunE
woman. who NJ the sans time warns
the physician legislator that she Is
already .pfaempicd
OF cnnrsH the man Who Il known 70
be insane and The hablfuai criminal
are declared by the bill 10 be unfit
70 Marry. but apart from these
Cupid vii have thlnes all TO him
aelf
Some af The senators wsrn op.
poaed 10 repeating the "freak Law
enacted last winter but when il was
shown To them that Victoria and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
OBJECT TO ASSESSMENT

The First National bank and the
Dexter Horton company object to
their assessments.
Through their representative the
Trustee company they appeared
before the Board OF Equalization
this morning and asked for feduc.
tlon The Dexterillortun company
pays taxes on a valuation Of s55f,
Sl3 and the First National bank
on tibs.559
The board took the complaint I'M.
der Amusement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
SAYS TACOMA MEN
ARE FAVORED HERE

don't know what means have been
used 10 make possible this discrlm.
lnation but Il seemH to me that We
who pay heavy taxes should at
least be accorded as fair treatment
"a our Tacoma brethren, It's moth.
Ink more than m outrage. and !
propose 10 carry The matter before
The Chamber Of Commerce to see
II some remedy can be found Just
why our spoilers are arrested and
Others are permitted TO solicit IL
mystery TO me. Perhaps Capt
Elliott or the officers who made the
arrest can explain"
Huston, Swift and Donahuo were
released on 80 bail each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
ANMApoLIs sHAkE.UP.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20 II was
announced today that Charles a.
Doyen. commandment Of the marine
barracks nj Annapolis, Nd, at the
time that Lieut. Sutton, Of Oregon,
met hls death. Will be relieved from
duty az that post II il reported
that this Ia but the first step Of q
general hmae-clcanlng that Is to
occur a. direct result Of the SUIT
ION lnnnlrY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

daring and unexpected. with one Of
the most unique sensations in It's
experience
In this accomplishment Miss Hell.
ena was aided by real mans tail.
ored outfit. plus skirt, two stout
little fists and a loyal and equally
charming little chnm, whom she In
truduced 10 NEEDING police officers
as Miss Billie Glrard
II all fen out through a belief
firmly grounded and frequently cx.
pressed by Miss Helena and Miss
Blllge. that II they chose to wear
what they pleased and 10 come and
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Continues on Page Fourteen.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

CHAMBER WOULD HAVE
FLEET STAY LONGER

At the request Of the Chamber
Of Commerce. Senator Piles today
teleErsphcd Secretary Of the Navy
George Won t. Meyer urgently ap
psailna. on behalf of The chamber
that the Pacific fleet now 10 the
harbor might be- allowed to remain
here tIll the arrival Of the Japn-
nese commissioners That II the
vessels should remain aud PARTED.
pate In the welcome II would great
" add 10 the impfcssiyeueas of the
occaslun. is the opinion Of the
chamber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
MI Of FIRE IS
H[EP|NG ACROSS
BIC RESERVATION


spokAhE. Aug. 20 The
- hat Young Essfeli Hatri-
~ i1ysafold son Of G. n.
ev'msn, may be caught with
ny Of surveyors BY great
Ncsf fire In the couey a'Aiene
s@,n reservation, is prevalent
~ thia sfternoon. Young
Nnnsn 10 with q party sent
" the Oregon Railway and
ss'sziion company
enzth ifAt.ENE. Idaho. AuE. 20
Ahs q fire three miles IN widii
n'1prfted 70 b. sweeping the yslua
y 1ntsr lands Of me eaeur d'Alen,
'7'@1 rsseryatlcn causing thousi
X dallars damage and serious
'HIaiflns me value u The claim
'''rt'y asarded BY ihe royefnmenl
? fr1epeksrs
NJ. according 10 advicss re-
e''e here from Rockford. has al
caused damage estimated al
~ and there IA apparently u,
~ q holdinK g IN check becaua.
fstast wind
.x'trtasnslon II felt BY the roai
. J. pariieularlY for the safet,
Hrtl Hartman. sen u y "
1s'''inahi The railroad King who
~ . school chum. b On The chair
10 word hss been received
- y. ~ q the parties. owing TO m,
7'''p''y n Communication.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
IN CALLED FROM
l[D AND IS KILLED

Ilk. Mont Aug 90 Search
s.,nf made today for Joseph
:, .... sho Is wanted 10 connec-
49,. W. we murder yesterday at
k,.s' .a y ahailuck Doyle. a San
49,. y A'i'red that following a
~< 1u'ine which Doyle &C.
y ,. Hst'ns Of stealing biz watch.
n ~, ..sf sfcuaed Doyle out Of
shc' HIM three times.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

she would pa, The strip down and
Hello, Mira. Bolton" said "a
rhesfy voice al her side az she
reached Third at. and Pike 80
can't We help you with the grlpf'
Looking up At the sound o. the
voice. she recognized a man whom
she had seen IA Iircmcrfon a few
times. but 70 whom she had never
spoken. Tired a. she vas tho Of
~ 10 carr hef grip was welcome
indeed. and She readily asquiesesd.
stroup and Able TO Work.
But tho men were strong, and
they yer" not tired. They walked
rapidly ahead. and. soon turning
aloahd and seeinE her toiiinF slow.
y UP the hin. told her that ihcy
would take the grip to a restaurants
on Pile nt. where she could find
Il later.
Tha, vas the last she ever saw
Of Tbs grip
ske went 10 the restaurant. but
thcy know nothing % the men nor
Of fhe Erlp
md nov she Il working In a hot
lHtc st kitchen at ~ per week Of
seven days 10 make up the loss.
And The children Ia Chehalla. who
needed the clothing so badly. viii
have to so without the nov ones
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

JAPAN AND CHINA AGREE.

TOXIC, Aus. 20.-lt was an.
nounced today that China ami
Japan have reached an amlcable
agreement regarding the work OF
rcconstruriinE the Antung. Mukden
railway. aud that cooperative work
on the line was started this morn.
ing,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

Fair tonight and Saturday; 4
4 cooler tonight; moderate wes,
winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

Ed c. Rushlow. Of 67a9 Third av.
\. W. was found dead in his bed
today He had taken carbolic acid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
TRAGIC END
To A CIRCUS
RING STORY
Performer Dies in City
Hospital and Girl He
Was to Have Wed Goes
on With the Show.

Love. romance and pathos those
passions that either mean the full.
filment of = desire for happincsa
or the blasting OF hope we're
strangely interviewer In the life Of
louis Falcon. the acrobat, whose
death Yesterday on the eve Of hla
marriage 10 the girl be had wuocd
and sun. disclosed one % the prot.
iieat. set saadsst. romancea Of the
circus rims ever unfoided
fhiCon. who VAS member Of
the facheeo troupe. was until b.
was stricken with that dreaded
agent Of death. cancer. connected
with the RinFllns brothers circus
His idle hours. while he WAS not
engaged 10 performing his uensa
tlonal icais before thnasapds OF
spectators. vrrr spent IN planting
himself deeper Into the affeetians
II Marie. the charming tFapese per.
former Of the same show
Ne Won His suit.
Falcon was 80 persistent IN his
love making that the young woman
save him her promise And nos
when he had attained tho heieht
Of bis success, whom he had won
the gifl Of bis choice. and when he
vas about 10 BE- efanted an Increase
In salary In fact. had reached the
summit Of bis ambitions he lies
cold In death.
Thus has death added the last
chapter 70 this pretty story Weep.
Ing at his bier Is the pretty bride.
Observation-Disclosures " the acrobat
had lived to see his fond dreams
realized The happy couple vas
proceeding with the wedding plans.
and had agreed on the marriage
date. When. on Monday last Falcon
suddenly contracted a cold IN Van.
courer. u. C.
He Grows Worse.
Coming TO Seattle with the circus
and his sweetheart. the acrobat
condition steadily grew worse The
thought OF death was not permitted
TO Interfere with the wedding ar.
rangements. and each day Marie.
the tfapere performer. visited the
apartments Of her lover to cheer
him By discussing ihelF plana and
the Joyous honeymoon
u vaa uhlle they sere IN the
midst Of these discussions yester-
day that physicians discovered that
the acrobat vas really suffering
fiom cancer Of the lang. when this
and news WAS whispered 10 the pa.
ticnt's sweetheart she gave up IN
despair Like q flash she saw all
her plans for future happiness With
her lover shattered
The condition Of Falcon changed
for the worse rapidly He realized
that biz end was near As he was
taken from bis apartments to an
ambulance hc glanced Ia silence At
the wecpinE Kirl aud closed his
eyes His death occurred shortly
after he reached the hospital,
The Circus Goes On.
The girl, heart.hrDleH. u today
the center Of circus performers
who are trying 10 console her, but
their efforts are being made ~
vain. Tbs body Of the Cuban viii
probably be taken TO Cuba Tor
burial.
And. a. Polly Of the Circus
says. the show must go on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
MAGAZINES EXPLODE.

OSAKA. Japan, Aug. 20 This
city was shaken today by the ire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

The bodies Of Mrs. Grothe. Miss
CoWan aud Chauffeur Parry were
recovered No trace has yet been
found OF the bodies Of Mra Colvin
and Miss Paul
by elinglng 10 the partially sub
merged automobile Miss Catherine
Hiscox. Is years old. and Miss MAY
Paul, whose sister was drowned,
we're saved from death
The abrupt turn ia the Fourth av.
bridge at Andover ST.. the scene Of
the death-exactlng accident last
night. has already claimed several
victims Ever since Eddie Bennett,
a prominent member VI Seattle's
younger set. plunged to his death.
red light has been maintained at
that point by the street department.
H. J. Magee. assistant general
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

arN WHO STEAL SURELY
Will NOT cousreNAacE
THIS rHtFr FROM WOMAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20
BANK cLEARlNGs,

Ciearinga today sl.7e2.66 %
balances ...., 246.0772l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-20

iVt OEa0s
MRS J. eoLyIN. Body not re-
covered.
MRS. NJ NJ eRoTHE. BODY re-
MISS AGNES cowAN. Body re-
covered
MISS MARGUERITE PAUL.
Body not recovered.
IRA PARRY. owner and driver o.
automobile Body recovered.
The Rescued.
MISS MAY PAUL.
MISS CATHERINE HisCOx.
-Four prominent society women Of
Vancouver. h. G.. and a chauffeur
we're carried to their death when
IA heavy Winion 'segentecn.six"
automobile. hurtling through lnky
darkness along the Fonrth av. 3.
bridge. crashed through the railing
at Andoyer st. and plunged 10 feet
into the chin waters OF Elliot bay,
shortly before II O'Clock last night
Two girls members Of the party,
chung TO the wrecked anto until
their rescue was effected.
Those carried 10 their death we're
Mrs. NJ N. Groihe. ~ years old.
wife OF NJ NJ Grothe. an agent in
the employ Of the Canadian Pacific
railway; Mrs. J. colyin, 90 years
old. wife Of J. colvin. of Colvin q
Harris Shoe company. Miss Agnes
Cowan, % years old. sister Of Mrs.
J. Colvin and daughter Of NJ J.
Cowan. prominent realty dealer Of
Vancouver. b G.. Miss Marguerite
Paul. q years old. daughter OF John
Paul. Of Vancouver, ~ C. and q
teacher IN the sele-t Seymour
school, and Ira Parry. Of iz5 War
rem ay-, part owner aud driver OF
the Winton car, aud former propfi.
etor Of the Royal cafe
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