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} Alabama 24—Owen 1, Al Smith %| Cox 8, Davis 3, Palmer 6, McAdoo & Arizona 6—Cummings 1, Cox 1, Me | Adoo 4 Arkansas 18—Owen 4, Cummings . Cox 7, MeAdoo 3, Palmer 2. California 26—Cox 4, Cummings 2 | Davis Hdawards 2, Gines 1, Gerard 1 |MeAdoo 10, Colby 1, Palmer | Smith 1 Colorado 12—Cummingy 1, McAdoo imer §. 1 A “ ock’s Name Mentioned lout 14—Cummings 14 Delaware 6—Marsnall 2, McAdoo 4 ta 12—Edwards 1, Marshall | peaiehen Daniels 1, McAdoo 1, Palm ap Mh Gossip About Choice | D-. for Second Berth | Fees ler 8 7 | @ 28—Palme | Pee eee 2. RANDAT | {aaho 8—AtcAdoo & | 0, July 3—Viee! tninols 58—Palmer 35, Smith 5,| tial candidates were dein! wo yg aoAdoo 9 boosted today with the ap Indiana 30- | Of & final decisive ballot to) [hunny the democratic party star srities ke . Campaign managers . . @ozen or more candidates for! sig 3 ? mee oa the democn Loutaiana 20—Champ Clark 9 Bre prepared to bring forth) primer 2, McAdoo 6, Davis x 2. claims. | Maine 12—-Pal 5, McAdoo 5» savowkd candidate for |, Maine 12—Palmer % presidency, Gove Gath |” teeslana co-eneel. Fork, is sure to have ®| Massachusetts 36-—Gen, Wood 1 following if placed in noml:| doarst 1, Owen 2, McAdoo 4, Cox 4, Friends ot E. T. Meredith.| Gov. smith 7, Palmer 17. of agriculture, are mak.ng Michigan 30—McAdoo 15, Palmer Bid for the nomination, Aj)» fryan 1, Marshall 1 and Meredith slate is thei Minnesota 34-~Cox Edwards 4 Palmer 7, McAdoo 10; one not voting Murdock, former progress: sriwissippi 20—John Sharp Wil , has received consider-| yj.) oy ation. Missourl 3¢—Cox 2%, Edwards §,| General Tyson, Tennes ard 1, McAdoo 16%, Owen 1, isen soldier of the great! primer 16 has been put forth as the) ataryiand 16—McAdoo 5%, Cox 5% enlist the soldier vote United States Senator J Lewis, of n is an Potential candidate to ir nomination. | Davia 3 Glass \% Montana §—Gerard 7, McAdoo 1 Nebraska 16—Hiteheock 16. Edwards 1, Underwood 4 su Nevada 6—Cox 6 —- New Hampshire §— McAdoo 4 | Wood 3, Palmer 1 New Jersey 28—Edwards 2 | New Mexico 6-—MvcAdoo 2, Owen 2 Cummings 1, Palmer 1 > York 9—Smith 90 North Carolina 24 — Senator Sim iT AND BUCK a... mons 24. . tame! North Dakota 10—Cox 1, Edwards | Convention Ending; :, paimer 2, Mcadoo ¢. “aR | Ohio 48—Cox 48. | Picnic Sunday Culaboma 3¢—Owen-?0 BY EDGAR C. WHEELER | Oregon 10—McAdoo 16. OKANE. July 2-—The State Pennsylvania 16—Palmer Mar n of Labor convention met § Morning to clean up a pile of shall 1, McAdoo 2. Rhode Isiand 19—-Davis 1, Smith 2. ui , elect officers and select) yeadoo 2 mer 5 pyear's convention city before; South Carolina 1§—McAdoo 18. | Mt thiy evening | South Dakota 10—Gerard 10 Short will be reelected) Tennessee 6—Owen 1, Cummings and L. W. Buck becretary./1, Davis 2, McAdoo 2, Cox §, Palmer a will be chosen for the|9. One absent | convention. Texas 40—McAdoo 40 Btate Federation of Labor may! Utah §—-McAdoo § B charge of the workers’ Fourth) Vermont §~—McAdoo 4, Cox 2 ly picnic at Audubon public gmith 1, Palmer 1. Sunday, with the avowed pur Virginia 24—Carter Glass 24. of preventing threatened vio Washington 14—Owen 1, Davie 1, . Cummings 1, Gerard 1, McAdoo 10 Mfederation convention Inte yes| West Virginia 16—Davis 16 By adopted a motion to stage the) Wisconsin 26—Cummings 1, Davis under organized labor aus |}, Garard 1, Meredith 1 nith 1 with federation leaders as) tijtchcock 2, Palmer 3, Cox 5, Mo-| e | Adob 11 rf TO STOP I. W. W. Wyoming 6—McAdoo 6. ! iC TION Alaska 6—Palmer 3, McAdoo 2 Cox! District of Columbia ¢—Palmer 6 (Unit rule) Hawai! 6—McAdoo 2. Palmer 4. Philippines 6-—Harrison 6. Porto Rico 6—Palmer 2. nan 1. McAdoo 1 Canal Zone, 2—Palmer 1, McAdoo 1.) The official total was: McAdoo 266, Cox 134, Palmer 256, Gerard 21 Owen 23, Hitehcoek ynt William Short appointed tee of three, including Fred of Spokane, vice president of tion; Tom Slack and Mrs. Downing, of Spokane, to call) City Commissioner Maurice for a permit to stage the cele-,Cummings 1, joner Smith previously d an order forbidding the and plienic, on the ground | Cummings [ Mt. was an I. W. W. affair, and it | 18. Meredith Smith 109, Edwards ‘announced that machine gun/| 42, Davis 32, Glass 26%, Simmon were being held in readiness | Harrison 6, Williams 20, Marshall 3 icity hall for any emergency. | Wood 4, Champ Clark 9, Underwood th told the labor committee,| 4. Hearst 1, Bryan 1, Colby 1, and » that organized labor could Daniels 1 & permit to stage @ picnic or) ‘at any time. faid if President Short would) for a permit for Sunday at Au | A park, it would be granted | ‘Nonpartisan Lenaue Gains in N. Dakota FARGO, N. D, July Tabula Pegg Biekep Stoval.\tigna today showed ernor Lyr Se Sunday speakers, were); Frasier and the Non-Partis oelngd a atnaton about asking | League ticket gaining in the tate ‘Federation is assured |D&kota republican primary mae mente ration is assure?’ had cut William Langer’s jute contro! of the speakers) 1 44 It was estimated 12,000 vote ae eam. They feared & back} remained uncounted The vote to for organized labor if I. W. W: | aay was Langer 49,936, and [Frazier ikers are allowed to break in and 49 509 with 356 precif¢ts -untabu the meeting, possibly caus) i.io4. With lees than half the vote ig disturbance |counted Dr. EB. F. Ladd had passed DUNCED AS ATTACK Senator A. J. Gronna for the re FREE SPEECH |publican nomination for United Phe action of the convention fol | States senator. Ladd is the non candidate Prof. Counts Talks to Committee of 48 Prof. George 8. Counts addressed adoption of a resolution sub- jpartiona, by the Spokane delegation, | ing the city commissioner's prohibiting the picnic as a nm of free speech and free as | "Federation leaders announced as lat the picnic Sunday would| the committee of 48 at Good Eats fe L. W. Buck, secretary of the State | cafeteria Saturday noon, speaking or on of Labor; Ernest New-|“Economic, Political and Legal secretary of the United Mine | Equality.” ‘ of this district, and Miss! ~ - FIRE DAN MOUS! He carefni Btoval, woman organizer for| gice sen smoke ln the woods; on't state federation start = forest fire! RIZE WINNERS IN THE ‘The following are the prize win-| of The Star Business Guide| of June is aa follows: test for the month of June: S—Omitted from “delicatessen”. 4 a Thompson Bakery advertisement First Prize, $15.00—Mrs. Btarr|T—omitted trom. “attention” —Irki MAN, 1366 3ist ave. S., Seattle. | Studio advertisement. Becond Prize, $10.00—Miss Alice|A—Omitted from “portraite”—Field N. E., Seattle, | Photo Service advertisement. Blanche Sophie | Omitted from ‘expert —Elll« Seat. | Cycle Co, advertisement | A—Omitted Fourth Prize, $5.00—H. E. Harney, | Brakie, 5230 19th ave. ‘Third Prize, $5.60 ‘Bargeant, 4002 Brooklyn ave., from “repairing” hart Plumbing and Heating ad $21 Tenth ave., Seattle. vertisement Hitth Prize, $3.00--Mrs. Myrtie|P—Omitted trom “braidin # nreen. 1108 Sixth ave., Seattle. Cimon soi sdivertioess el ed from “ave: or pee Sixth Prize, $2.00—Miss Hildred rington Cleaner advertisement “Beach, Vashon, Wash. E—Omitted from “permanent’—Neil * Seventh Prize, $1.00-——Herbert Bear- & Fox advertisement | Wood, 5022 50th ave. S., Seattle. R—Omitted from “perfection"—Per- | 7 Bighth Prize, $1.00—1. Carlson, fection Tire Co, advertixernent > 282 24th ave., N, Seattle T—Omitted from tock” — Pike 5 iy Street Tire Shop advertisement | Ninth Prize, $1.00—-Stelia Parrish, Pie Bie ave. N. £2. Bente! I—Omitted from “eyesight"—Dr Harry Cone advertisement enh Prize, $1.00-—Mary A. White, | § omitted from “insurance”’—A. V “$42 19th ave, N., Seattle © Hleventh Prize, $1.00-—K. s Way, 814 Columbia st., Seattle. Twelfth Prize, $1.00—Ira kK. Titus, 520 Bellevue ave. N., Seattle. Thirteenth Prize, $1.00—Charles Gerhardt, 4302 Whitman ave., Se te, Fourteenth Prize, $1.00—¥red H. Williams & Co. I—Omitted from Boldt's advertisement N—Omitted from “turniture”—Mike Cohen advertisement G—Omitted trom “disfigure” ers, 1311 KE, ment, P—Omitted from “pimples”. advertisement Hollo- Fleisch- mann Co, advertigement Camber, 621 Second ave. Seattle. | 4_ omitted trom “Mantias”—Wool Fifteenth Prize, $1.00 — Walter ley & Co., Inc., advertisement, Watt, Geneva hotel, Seattle, ¥—Omitted ‘trom “Dandy"—Luna Sixteenth Priz, $1.00-—-S8. T. Red Park advertisement mond, Hote] Washington Annex, Se | S—Omitted from “this — Seattle Film Shop advertisement, " BUSINESS GUIDE CONTEST The correct answer for the month | “convenient"— | Camp. | Pine St, advertise | THE SEATTLE STAR — |Slips, Gun Goes Off IN. Carolina Votes on! and Boy Is Killed Governor Candidate! O. 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Matinee ay b0e to $1.50 1116-1118 PIKES str Your July Savings Should Start at Once Interest From July 1 J you carry your salary home intending to deposit part of it next week—whatever may be left over— | how much do you SAVE? | Better take out the part you want to save first and deposit it before Saturday evening. |nterest on your savings will be paid from July 1 on all deposits up to and including July 3. Savings Department open for your convenience every Saturday evening from 6 to 8 o'clock, DEXTER HORTON TRUST AND SAVINGS BANK Second Avenue and Cherry Street Combined resources Dexter Horton Trust and Sav ings Bank and Dexter Horton National Bank exceed $26,500,000.00 | | | | 1,| LL BE {[Battot No.1} Ballot No.2 |{ Ballot No.3 i Ballot No. 4 | [_Batot No.5 | Davis, | | | +" mer, | Alaburma—Clans, 2, Cox A ln be o~Glana 2, ox Davia 2, mea McAdoo, 1 Palmer, 4 Palmer 4, McA i ApmoniCott, 3: McAdoo, 8 Avizona—Cox 2, MeAdo Arkansane-Owen, 1; Palmer, 2; Me a eee Adoo, 4; Com,.11 California—-MeAdoo 16, Cummings Californ re 2, Cox Smith 1 almer 1, Colby 1 Colorado——Cummings, 1; McAdoo, jorado—-Cummings 1, McAdoo 3, | 3; Palmer, 8 Palmer & | Connecticut Cummings, 14. Connecticut—Cummings 14. | Delaware-—Marshall, 1; Cox, 2; Me Delaware—Marsball 1, Cox 1, Me | Adoo,, Adoo 4 | Plorida—Kdwards, 1; McAdoo, 3:) — iorida—Rawards Marshall 1 almmer Marah 1 IM 5, Palmer Georgia Palt | Georgia—Palmer | ! McAdoo, &§ | Idah Me 0 8. Hlinols—Palmer, Cox, Minols—Palmer g2, Cox 12, Mc | Adoo, 1 Adoo 14 Indiana+Marshall, 20, | Indiana—Marthal lowa-— Meredith ‘ Jown— Meredith Ka as—MeAdo Kanna McAdoe Kentucky—Cox 3 Kentucky—Cox McAdoo 3. Louisiana — Davia 1;] Loutsiana—Cox 6, McAdoo 5, Pal | McAdoo, 6 mer 1, Devis Clark Kdwards 1 | Maine—Palmer, 6; McAdoo, 6 | Maine—Dalmer 6, McAdoo 6. | Maryland—Cox, 6%; McAdoo, 5% Maryland—Cox 8%, McAdoo 6% | Davia, Davia 2. | Masaachunetts—Panned Mansachusette—Palmer 16, McAdoo | Michigan—Palmer, 11; McAdoo, 6:11, Cox 5, Owen 2, mith 1, ¢ yiby 1 Cox Marshal! Michigan—Vaimer 11, McAdoo 16, Minnesota--Mdwards, 2; Palmer, Cox 1, Marsha 1, Owen 1 \™ Adoo, 14; absent, 1 ¢ Minnesota—Edwards 1, Cox 2, Pal- M \nainei opi —4 | mer McAdoo 1 | Minsourl—Clark Cox, 3%; Mc] Minninsipp!—Cox 20 Palmer, 12; Owen, 1 Minsduri—Clark 4 5%, Me MeAdoo, 1; Cummings, 1./ Adoo 18%, Owen 1, Palmer 6. One Meredith, 2; McAdoo, 2;| not voting Owen, 7 Montana—McAdoo &. ¢ McAdoo, 6. Nebraska— Meredith 1, McAdoo 3, New Hampshire—McAdoo, 4; Pal-|tritchcock 5. Owen & me Cummings, 1; Cox Nevada—-MceAdoo 6 New Jersey—Edwards, 28 | New Hamprshire~McAdoo 4, Pub New Mexico—Cox, 1 Adoo, 5. ner 2, Cummings 1, Cox } New York Bmith, 90 w Jersey —Fdwards 28 rth Carolina—-McAdoo, 24 w Mexico—McAdoo, 6; Palmer, 1 North Dakota—Cox, 2; Palmer, 2 w York—Smith, 90 | McAdoo, 6 rth Carolina—McAdoo, | Obio—Cox, 48 | rth Dakota—F 1; | Okliahoma-—Owen, 26, McAdoo, * Oregon McAdoo J Ohie-Cox, 44 Pennsylvania ~-Paimer, 74; Me] Okiahoma-—Owen, 20. | Ade ‘on— McAdoo, 10. KHhode Island—Palmer, 4; Davia, 1 Pennsylvania Palmer, 74; Me} Smith MeAd 1; Coa, 2 Adoo, 2 | South Carolina—MecAdoo, 18 Rhode Inland—Palmer, 4; Davis, 1 | South Dakota—Palmer, Gerard, | smith McAdoo, 1; Cox, 2 2; absent | South Carolina—McAdoo, 18, | tox, 10: McAdoo, 3; D®! South Dakota—Palmer, 10. | vin 2 | Tennessee —Cox, 9; MaAdoo, 4 Davis, Palmer, 6; Cummings, 2. « 7 Texaw—McAdoo, 40. ‘ Pal} Utah--McAdoo, & © Vermont—McAdoo, 4; Cox, 2 Virginia lana, 24 Palmer, 2 a gton—Owen, 1; Davis, Virginia—Glans, 24 | McAdoo, 11 || Washington—Owen, 1; Cox, 1 We xinta—Da | Davia, 1; McAdoo, 11 | Wisconsin—Cox 19. West Virginia—Davis, 16 | Wyoming—MecAdoo, 6 Wisconsin—Cox, 7; McAdoo, 19. Alaska—Palmer, 3, McAdoo, 2:/ Wyoming—McAdoo, 6 | Cox, 1 Alaska—Palmer, 3; McAdoo, 2; | Dist Palmer, 6. Cox, 1 | Hawali—Mea ner, 4 District of Columbia—Palmer, 6. | Philippines—Smith, 2; McAdoo, 2:| jgawaii—McAdoo, 2; Palmer, 4 Palmer Cum <n, 2 Philippines—McAdoo, 4; Palmer, 1 | Porto Rico—Paimer, 2; McAdoo, 3;/ gmith, 1 axe, 1, Davia, 1; Cummings, 1 Porto Rico—Palmer, 2; Davis, Canal zone—Palmer, 1; McAdoo, 3.) Glass, 1; Cummings, 1; MeAdoo, 1. | California—McAdoo, 16; Palmer, 1;/ Cana! sone—Palmer, 1; McAdoo, 1 Cox, 5; Cummings, 3; Stith, 1 | Unofficial totals—Cox, 181; Palmer, Massachusette—Smith, t; Bryan doo, 357; Cummings, 21; Owen, 2; McAdoo, 6; Cox, 6; Palmer. Edwards, 31; Owen, 14 20. Meredith, 27 Official totaleCox, 178; Palmer, |G Hiteneoex, 8; Clark, 9; Col McAdoo, 339; Cummings . 2. absent or unreported, 3 Smith, 9¢; Edwards, 31; Owen, 32 wn Ball, vis, 21; Gerard, 2; Marshall, 34 Mere x — : chown, “ © Dublin Sergeant Is Alabama 2 Smith 1, Cox 3, Davis Alabama~—Co: Palmer 4, Palmer 6, “ Adoo 10. Adoo 1 Davis &, Olase 2. Arizona 6—Cummings 1, Cox 1,| Artzona—<'ox 1, McAdoo 4, Cum- McA x4 mings 1 Ark * 18—Owoen 2 Palmer %, Arkansas—Cox 11, Palmer, 3, Mc MeAdoo 4, Cox 10. Adoo §, Owen 1 California 26—Cox 4, Cummings 6,| Catifornia—MeAdoo 16, Palmer 1, McAdoo 13, Palmer Smith 1 Cummings 3 Colorado 12—Palmer 8, McAdoo 3,| Colorado—-Palmer 8, McAdoo 3, Cummings 1 Cumm 1 Connecticut 14-—Cummings 14 Connecticout—Cummings 14 Delaware Marshall 2, McAdoo 4 Delaware-MeAdoo 4, Mamhall 2 Moria Hdwards 1, Daniels 1 Ve i} Edwards Daniela | Marshall 1, MeAdoo 2, Palmer | Mar 1%, McAdoo 2, Palmer 6, Geo a 28—Dalmer 28 a a Palter 28. Idaho &—MecAdoo & Idah McAdoo 8 Hiinoly 68—Palmer 36, McAdoo 12,/ Mlinois—Pulmer 32, Cox 12, Mc Cox 10. Adoo 14, Davis 1 Indiana 20—Marshal! 30, { Indiana—Marvhall 24, lowa 26-—Meredith 26. lowa—Meredith 2¢ Kansas 20—MecAdoo 20 Kannes—McAdoo 20. Kentucky 2 ox 23, McAdoo 3 Kentucky—©ox 21, MeAdoo 3. Low na 2 Palmer 3, Davia 1 Loulsiana—Cox Davis rk Ce 5, MeAdoo 6 Ad. Palmer 3, Clark 5 Maine 12—Palmer 6, McAdoo & Maine—Palmer 6, McAdoo 6 Gerard 1, Owen 1 Maryland-—Cox 7%, McAdoo 6% Maryland 16—McAdoo 5%, Cox | Davia 2, Edwards %, Palmer % | 6%, Edwards 1, Glass Davis 2% Masnachunetts—Pansed. Massachusetts 36—Palmer Mc Michigan—Paimer 12, McAdoo 18 Adoo, 6, Cox 5, Smith 3, Owen 2 Cox 1, Marshall 1, One absent Michigan $0—Palmer 13, McAdoo! Minnesota—Kdwards 2%, Palmer 9 }14, Bryan 1, Marshall 1, Not voting |McAdoot2, One absent 1 Misninsippl—Cox Minnesota 2¢-—Edwants 2, Patmer! Missourl—Paaned %, McAdoo 1 One absent. Montana—MeAdoo 5, Cpmmings 2. Missiasippi 20—Cox d Edwards 1 Mi ri S64Cok 2%, MeAdoo Nebraska—IHitchcock? 16. %, Owen 2, Palmer 14 | Nevada—Cox 6 | Montana S—-McAdoo 2, Smith 3,1 New Hampshire—MeAdoo 4, Palm Cummings 2, Palmer 2 er 2, Cummings 1, Cox 1 Nebruska 16-——Ifitchoock 16. New Jersey—Edwards 24. Nevada 6—Cox 6 ¥ Mexioo—MeAdoo 4, Gerard 1, New Hampshire &—McAdoo' 4, Pal ner 1 mer 2, Harrison 1, Gerard 1 New York—smith 96. New Jersey Edwardes 28. | North Carotina—McAdoo 24. New Mexico 6—-McAdoo 3, Sim. North Dakota—Palmer 4, Mo mons 1, Owen 1 aimer 1 Adoo 6 New Y k 90 mith 90. Ohio Cox 48 North Carolina 24—Simmons 24 Oklahoma—Owen 20, North Dakota 10—KEdwards 3, Pal gon M me McAdoo 6. van Imer 73, Mar Ohio 48-—Cox 44. McAdoo 2 Oklahoma 20—Owen 26, Inland—Davia 1, Smith Ores 10--MeAdoo 10. r 4, McAdoo 2. © Pennsylvania Palmer 73, Mar ‘wrolit sha McAdeo 2 Island 1@—Davis 1, Smith] Tennessee McAdoo 6. McAdoo 2, Palmer ¢ Davis 3, Palmer Cummings 1, South Carolina 18—McAdoo 18° | xan—McAdoo 40 South Dakota 10—Gerard 10. | Utah—McAdoo & Tennessee 24—Cummings 2, Pul-| Vermont-—McAdoo 4, Cox 2, Pal- mer 6, Duvia 2, McAdoo 4, Cox 8, | mer not voting 1 Vv a mo 34 Texan 40-—McAdoo 40. Washington—Cummings 2, Owen Utah &—MeAdoo 8. 1, Davis %, McAdoo 10% Vermont &—-McAdoo 4, Cox 2, Pal West Virginia—Da 16 mer Wisconsin—Palmer 1, Cox &, Me vi 4—Glasn 24 Adoo Wa on 14—~Smith 1, Davis 1 Wyoming—McAdoo ¢ | Owen cAdoo 10. Alaska--Palmer 3, McAdoo 2, Cox West Virginia 16—Davia 16. 1 Wisconsm 26—Cummings 1, Davis| District of Columbla~-Palmer 6. 2, Palmer Cox 5, McAdoo 16. Hawall McAdoo r r4 Wyoming ¢—McAdoo 6 Philippines—-Harrinon 6 Alaska 6—McAdoo, 2, Palmer 3,| Vorto Rico—Palmer Cummings Marsha avis 1, Glaas 1, McAdoo 1 District of Columbla 6—Palmer 6 nama ¢ Zone—t : (Unit rule cAdoo 1 Hawa) McAdoo Palmer 4 California Palmer 1, Philippines 6—Harriwon 6 Cox 5, Cum Smith 1 Porto Fico 6—Davia 1, Cummings! Maasach Smith 1, Bryan 1,/ lass 1, Palme McAdowl Owen 2. McAdoo 6, Cox 6 Palmer “Canal Zone 2—Palmer 1, McAdoo! Missourt—Cox McAiaa 1 {Owen 1 Palmer 9, rk 2. Offices Patmer 246, Cox) Unoffic <1 159, Meadoc Cummings 21, Ger. | 259%. M Owe ard 12, Edwards 34, Owen 29, Davin | Mings 26 Smit 31%, Marshall 26, Hitchcock 16, Bry.) Wards 32% Mer an 1, Clark 6, Daniels 1, Meredith 26, | Marshall 38%, Glass 25, Hitchcock | Smith 1 Harrison 7, Simmons Clark Bryan 1, Harrison 6, Dan feln 1. Absent 2 Maj. Gen. Gorgas Is t to livh thru the day, pl i EVERETT, July 3—Karl Smith _RAL aH, N. C, July 3.—North| son, 13-year-old son of John Smith Carolina democrats went to the polls json living near Silver Lake, stum today the ond primary to de-|bied and ¢ 20 gun. The termine a candidate for governor, for, wallet per heart and killed — aw as and we jeotata lbhim Bart was in Everett preme court justice, Failure of can-| buying hin : for his 13th| didates for these offices to obtain ma ethaay. *o2 if ; Jorities in the recent primaries m |tofay’s election necessary vu jstate law The suffrage question was involved the governorship contest between Cameron Morrison of Charlott and Slain |r Ready | party of fo upon from Tipperary, Not Expected to Live} LONDON, July 3.—Major General | former eurgeon general of States, was not expected it wna stated at he Q Alexandria military how | at 3 p.m | start » forest ene Uni § h FIRE 18 * SEATTLES From the stage success— “Eliza Comes to Stay” CLEMMER MUSIC— LIBORIUS HAUPTMA CONCERT NUM Overture, “Light Cavalry” wheo you smoke in the weeds; “Down the Trail to Home, Sweet Home” From Ambush| ur policemen whe fired ambush near Ball oday Be careful don't DANGEROU! fire! Hawall—McAd@, 2; Palmer, 4 Alaska—Palmer 3, McAdoo 2, Cox Philippines—Palmer, 1; Smith, 1;/1- stich . McAdoo, 4 Distri jumbia—Palmer Porto Fiico—~Palmer, “$: Davis, 1;| Hawali—McAdoo 2, Palmer 4. Cummings, 1, Glass, : McAdoo, 1. Philippines—Cox 1, Palmer 1, Mo Canal Zone—Palmer, 1; McAdoo, 1.| Asoo 4. Florida—Edwards, 1; Cox, 1; Mc-| Porto Rica—Palmer 2, Davis 1, l saee, Gy Pater, ¥. Glass 1, Cummings 1, McAdoo 1. P Official Totale Canal Zone—Palmer 1, McAdoo 1. Cox, 195; Palmer, 265%; MeAdoo,|_ Unofficial totale—Cox 295%, Pat } by he re : mer 267%, McAdoo 384, Cummings | 268%; ‘Cummings, 20; Smith, 96:) 19, Smith 4, Edwards 2, Owen Edwards, 29; Owen, 36; Davis, 29:/ Davie 33, Glass Marshall 1 d Marshall, 13; Glass, Clark, : DUBLIN, July 3.—Police Sergeant | Colby, 1 ‘odin waa shot dead and Constable meverely wounded, when a inore,|retused Dr. John C. Lydon by the | mer, Ballot No. 7 Ballot No. 6 ALABAMA—Giann, 2; Cox, % Pal-| Alabama—Cox %, Glass 2, Davis 3,, mer, 4; McAdoo, 12 Palmer 4, MeAdoo 13. Arizonae—Cox, 2; MeAdoo, 4. Arizona—Marshall 1, Cox 1%, Mo Arkansas—Oyen, 1; Palmer, Pe oe cae McAdoo, 4; Cox, 11 pf ere sivconats adikcan * ‘ox Caltfornia—McAdoo, 17; Cox, 6:/ i seenaoe 6, Cummings Cummings, 2; Palm 1; Amith, 1 2, Cox 6, Smith 1, Palmer 1 : Cok oration ummings, 1; McAdoo,|” -. 44 cummings 1, MoAgoo 8, ‘aim: Ip, Connecticut—Cummings, 14 Palmer 6. Delaware—Marshall, 1; Cox, 1;| Connecticut—Cummings 14. McAdoo, 4 Delaware—Marwhall 1, Cox 1, Me Horida—Paaned | aoe co Georgia—Palmer, 2% | Florida—E4wards 1, Cox 1, Mo- 1daho—MeAdoo, 8 | Adoo 4 Illinols—Palmer, 32; Cox, 12; Me-| Florida—EAwards 1, Cox 2, Mo~ Adoo, 14 | Adoo 3, Palmer 6. Indiana~—Cox, 17; Marshall, 11; Mo Georgia —Palmer 2 Adoo, Idaho—McAdoo 8, Jowa—Palmer, 26. Tilinols—-Palmer 32, Cox 123, Me Kansas—McAdoo, 20, | Adoo 14, Loulkiana—Cox, %; McAdoo, Indiana—Cox 17, Marshpll 11, Me Davis, 2 Adoo 2. Maine—Palmer, 6; McAdoo, 6 |" Jowa-—Palmer 26. Maryland—Cox, 8%; McAdoo, 5%;! jcansa»-—McAdoo 20. Davis, 2 | Kentucky—Cox 23, McAdoo 2. Massachunetts—Colby, 1; Smith, 2; 1 ouisiana—Cox 8, McAdoo 6, Davis Owen, 2; Cox, 4; McAdoo, 10;/2 Clark 6. Palmer, 17 Maine—McAdoo 6, Palmer 6. Michigan-—Palmer, 11; McAdoo, 15:| Maryland—Cox 8%, McAdoo %, Cox, 1; Marshall, 1; Cummings, 1. pavis 2. One not recorded, | Masnactrusetts—Palmer 14, McAdoo Minnerota—-McAdoo, 15; Palmer,| 9, Cox 6, Owen 4, Davis 1, Smith 1. 5; Cox, 3. One absent. Michigan—Palmer 11, McAdoo 16, Missisnippi—Cox, 20. Cox 1, Marshall 1. Absent 1. Missouri-—Clark, 2; Cox, 4%; Owen, 2; Palmer, 6%; Smith, 2; McAdoo, 19 One unreported. Montana—McAdoo, 8. Nebraska-—Owen, awards, 1 Nevada—McAdoo, 6. New Hampshire—McAdoo, 4; Pal- 2; Cummings, 1; Cox, 1. New Jerney—Edwards, 29. New Mexico—McAdoo, 6 L New York—Smith, 90. North Carolina—McAdoo, 24 North Dakota--Palmer, 1; Cox, 2; McAdoo, 7 Obio—Cox, 48. Oklahoma—Owen, Oregon—-MeAdoo, 1 Pennsylvania—Palmer, 74. Rhode Isiand—Palmer, 4; Davis, 1;| Adoo 15. Absent 1. Minsixeippi—Cox 20. McAdoo, 6; 1, Palmer 9%, McAdoo 18, Absent Montana--McAdoo $. wards 1, Nevada—McAdoo 6. Pal-| mer 2, Cummings 1, Cox L. New Jersey —Cox 25, McAdgo & New Mexico—McAdoo 6. New York—Clark 1, mer 2, North Carolina—McAdoo 24, orth Dakota—Palmer 1, Cox doo 7. Ohio—Cox 48. Okiahoma—Owen 26, Oregon—McAdoo 10. McAdoo, 1; Smith, 2; Cox, 2. Pennsylvania—Palmer 73, Cox 1, South Carolina-—McAdoo, 1 | McAdoo 2. South Dakota—Palmer, 4; Me Rhode Island—McAdoo 1, Cox 2, Adoo, 6. Not voting, 1. Davis 1, Smith 2, Palmer 4. Tennessee—Cox, 7; McAdoo, 6;| South. Carolina—MeAdoo 18. Davis, 3; Paimer, 8; Owen, 1. | South Dakota—Palmer 6, McAdoo ‘Texas—McAdoo, 40. < Utah—McAdoo, §. | Tennessee—Cor 10, McAdoo Vermont—McAdoo, 4; Cox, 2; Pal-|Davis 5, Palmer 5, mer, 2 Texas—McAdoo 40, Virginia~-Glaas, 24. Utah—MeAdoo 8. Washington—Owen, 1; Cox, 1;| Vermont—McAdoo 4, Cox 2, Pal- Davis, 1; McAdoo, 11 mer 2. Wert Virginia—Qavin, 16. Virginia—Glase 24. Wisconrin—Cox, 7; McAdoo, 19. Washington—Owen 1, Gox 1, Davis 1, McAdoo 11. West Virginia—Davis 16. Wisconsin—Cox 7, McAdoo 19. | Wyoming—McAdoo Wyoming—McAdoo, € Alaska—Palmer, Cox, 1. District of Columbia—Palmer, 6 McAdoo, 2, Clari rard 2. abee Absent or pot reported, 1. —— wee Permission to construct a sani- \practorium on Highland drive was board of public® works, Friday. Residents of Queen Anne hill de- clared that a “sanipractorium” is a | hospital, and therefore would be ob- Jectionable in a residence district. of 30 guns, oners were also taken. WEEK—STARTING TODAY “DANGEROUS TO MEN” VIOLA DANA N, Director BERS -Suppe ...Emest Ball BEST PHOTO PLAY HOUSE LARRY SEMON in his newest comedy thriller “SOLID CONCRETE” Minnesota—Cox 3, Palmer 6, Mo Misourt—Clark 2, Cox 4%, Owen Nebraska—Owen 9, McAdoo 6, E& New Hampshire—McAdoo 4, Pal- Davis 1, Pab jerard 2, McAdoo 16, Cox 68. PARIB, July 3—Grecian troops, tn &n advance started Wednesday, cap- tured Balikesri from the Turk Na- tionalists, the latest Greek com- § munique claims. This ts an advance lies. Fifty-four heavy field quick-firers and 1,200 pris- L 2 4 yi 4 1 1 ' ‘ enh wd we OS ee is be eis i we 46 Sets? 2a Yeeocrturn