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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11
CITY NEEDS
WITNESSES
Smoke Nuisance Prosecutions VIII
Fall Unless Testimony 10 Offered

/ 8fNehe NHfaahca Ffttet1tttH' W.
Fall Unless Testimony 10 Offered
Thirteen smoke nuisanee caaea 81,
the municipal oourt docket remain 60
be tried. but unless city Attorney
/ IseIlruisr can eaeure Witnesses wha
viii testify that the sm0he from the
various steam piaata i a nuisance
he Will hs compelled 20 diainina tfis
major part " the eases set untrlsd'
Me. pslirulef Aald to-day d
4 attn ready and tnutr than wit
inE 10 try these cases. Nav that. 1
haNn begun them I want u see theFtl
finished. hut unieaa | can get peohie
who ars really annoyed by the
atnehe 10 eene into caurt aud SAY ~.
! can not try the eases and VIII be
compelled 10 dismiss them =
Three caaaa have heHn tried and
one conviction secured, that he,ae
IA the ease against the AlcatrAA
Asphalt Paving Company. The caapa
against the Seattle Electric euins
pany and this seattle Lumber Cum
panf are under adv iarmeut.
The eases untfied. whareis few
witnesses have been secured arr
those uf the Seattle smelling and
itefinins Company. at lntvrbay
Moran firothefs. On the south tide
ttttHt htAa HHaAt4S tsAA anu tstGatftf
Company. at Jackson street and
rita avenue south. tho Cainlsn
lCreosotlnG Works. AT the foot Of
Harrison street. the RAinier Hard
Laundry. at los Second axeaus. the
Occidental h1teL Dexter Horton
oWner. H. r. Ntuncr. OF the Pacific
Steam Laundry. at skzs Third As-
enue. the Caecela Laundry. al THIRD
avenue suuth and Main street. the
William chAppelie power plant In
the alley between King aud Weller
streets and tffth and atxth avenues
south; the stetAon fsaat nntti. on the
tide fats. the firace q Herbert Min
Company. at Hercer street and
Westtaks avenue the Royal Dsiry.
AZ I'll Pike street. and w, n.
Weaver. In charge az the Cannon a
McGinlsy hieck. on Fourth avenue
south.
city Attorney nerruter FnaueHts
that all efttxens who arr annoyed BIZ
the srnake from any az the stpafn
plants named, send him their names
- that they may be suhposnaad as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11
DIVORCED

pitEHpEN. r'eb. lit IL ofr.
eiNiy announced today that the
Saxon court has granted a divorce 10
the crown prince. whose wife He'd
with the French tutor. niron.
Ths court dseeee granting the III
vnrus states that /, is IN c.nsequenee
ef the open adultery % the princess
with tho frwnch tutor Gtfou, the
pfiaoess citing this guilty party. In
taxed with all the cost OF the trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11

EVERETT. Feb. ia violent
southwest wind on Monday might
wrecked several small craft on tbs
waterfront. Tha waves swept over
ths low ground 0n the ttts flats.
usanpins and nearly destroying the
this, portion. Of the Gfast Northern
track wefs carried a~as or under.
mined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11
llc|FIC COAST
LEAGUE PLAYERS

Williams. pitchers pabsf. irst.
burns. second. Irwin. third shea.
shoft<op. Krak. Lynch. Meany.
faefA. D~l8as. extra
Los Anaeiss-@Andsreon catcher.
Mfiin. Hall. wheeler. Coftett. Pitch
err: ufiiQn. first. I.aYuer. second. :
ufaf1nkxwurth. third Tpnan. short :
stnr. Jackson. LAWYER. Hey. fietd
Sacramento - Graham. catshss :
Thomas. Cutter. Young. pitchers.
Townsend. first; Casey. second !:
sstsa@hmn. third. FKan. shorfat0ps
flianbrand. Doyle Hagan. field
fimktand Manager Lehman re-
fuses 10 make iine-up public. but
Graham snf Cooper. pttehsrrs Dew
efa4nx. fhird. Walters. fielder. are
known to have signed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11
SNOWSLIDE
CAUSES TRAIN
DISASTER

nuTTE. Mont, Feb. IA snow
allied on the -" bridge. between
Mullen aud DORSEY. an the Northern
Pacific railroad. yesterday destroyed
AsVen beuts Of the truaiie and swept
"a freight train, which was paaslnk
over the bridge. into the Kuleh be-
low. The five train nnen were all
injured. and two Of them may die.
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KILLED BY
CAvE-lN

PfTTSniiRK. Fsb. ff-Tunnei.
Ia eestfss q eass.trgetizss tn the
Thomp~sn plant &c tfrsstderk. eavst
IN THIS afteruoous burylnE al
wurtuwn. Gus has ssesn taken out
dead. and ffss ush-f~ 3ha we're saw
ell by . projection. have been r~s-
eusd Three others ar. sfiii inside
ami are believed 60 hsss been killed
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2 t7s7i'fat steispis -
BACK TO
LOUISE

= GEN EVA. Feb. I'm. airon
= arrived here today accompanied
2 by brand Duke Leopold
4 brother of prinoaas Louise. The
= princess. IL ia announced will
= resume her life with liiron.
. VIENNA, Feb if.=In an In.
= tsrvicw with filron. printed here
= to-day, the lover OF Crown prin-
I pess Louise II quoted ~ saying
: ahe the Princess has taiasrapled
= g. him 10 come to Geneva and
> snmove her from the aanitaf-
= ilm. 1ifon stated that ahn was
/. tiusblr 90 live without him.
= Atiruu added that he was going
. ~ GENEVA nj once. and that
= rathlnH would ever part him
> from the pflneena again
! s-sss.ssss-s-ss.ss...s.s.s- .~.-.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11
CHANCE FOR
PROMO

ROME. Peb. ii.-Ths vatican has
notified Archbishop Faieonie. the
new apssfol delegate to the United
Htatea. that If he auccaeds In having
the united States government es-
tabltsh diplomats relations with the
holy see. he viii be created a ear
diual
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11
HUMBERTS
IN COURT

FARfa Fsb. 1.-THE prologue OF
aae sf tho greatest trlais France has
seen since the nseyftts AFFAIR began
today. when the notorious Hhlnh@st
Eafssfir Of ssttIdlefs appeared In ceurt
70 answer the charge OF libel brought
against them by ftanknr Cauiti Ttss
banker charged that the fiunbsrts
falsely aroused ham of usufy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11
PENNED IN
BY FIRE

pufafTrf. Feh. ff.-nlexea nslness
ARE sntasas,-<l On ths st.ru~ mfrr ~
snnains 10 the ttnlsed stases s<~el
Company IN the Mss=zafsa s-aase.
Fire broke out this mofnlaa In tha
oil he1ssp On tbs sssssnd inssi and
satasa No ranitiy thai the tnlnsfs
Wefc nnanfe 10 eec2pe. fhxFe IL but
little sops that they can be SAVED
ffusn ss1fforattan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11
PREMISES LEASED FOR
IMMORAL PURPOSES
AND REPUTED OWNERS

~ ssssy complete Y, Of the s.srssa'ssls resort.
$ - essss As.ss.ss rs'.s sls mssalss Tss p-sss
e :. sss aas o the eadsriola notably
= = x .s4is BY
- sss and are slssss 70 ss%s ss y the srsaa isss
49, j. julius wsxvFt
s.s ss.s csasasi Warrington ssssss
csass ssi ssrsss seaaa south aaa Ysslsr
$780, esps hcass ssAr me corner ~ sena ssenus
- 81 ws1haxsaa Auessd chln dee lie. Wa
"a xsRsssrss rssssr house sorns.
- ciss xsmhias III seeaa SOUTH IA
ss.s r.ss's. .sss,sf se ss sssas .ssass
- ssssa today charse e rasiaK tbs rss fps unlawful
fsssy c,ss s.saeas house
~ 49, .xsssss esslss ssa.s s washington street Az
- Nsrsas pslsss house. siss washington
ls .s ss . state rs w''A'ss'' street Assessed
Graham. pss sss ~ ssrsr rasa avenue south and
v.ss Issas.e ess1Aeuss me
- a 70 isss rss :. ssa . .ss .sa e g. !.
80 ~ Or: $500. - ,.... ,,...,,,.u :, -.
@ s ss sss z
4 80 sssssu.~ - s~esna svenss sosss Assessed 70
essas .na s sss. .ns cs sx..a.
ssv-~ saassrs ssIL esrssr
cssrz. raa.s.ns AIh.msr.
49, Mrs. Ida !. NcflinntNL
fxsrpzitxa
sappased 20 - esn~a by County Treasurer
- Naeorf
~ xku SEATTLE Heal Eetafs Company
- - Hsa.s corner Fra sssaas soata and Iasksoa
hnrnu1 FFanA Enty.
! 6isezk ransiinx aeass urn
> - .sss = :. sssssa and sss ssssy soa.. w.
D "a haway earnes nm south
NJ eIlk Assessed 10 ~ n Kennedy
- @1Dh4uzxs between FYfxh and stKth
m.e - shs nortA saas OF kiax street. As-~s~d %
vElm cnpo<Ii~
W114 bteh By south and Weller
61lG& Wntans
e1pt<z& fhs other
4161a14 Areafe hall
- kn4 ranhsrr
f1ulMztp King
- AA1sapnd y. e al
- natteas Mdway erihhouse the only ground ioof crib
- dy A@ssaed . Eussne Icy Isaac coarsr and Louis
~ inttsd BY the Of rsntinx The
- ~ Immoral purposes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11
STRIKERS WIN

TT. louis. Fsb. lift IL an
nsnares4 toslar that the fse carpen-
fafs on the Worlds Pair kfoun1s.
who ssftseA on Monday. have won all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11
IN STATE
OF SIEGE

BERLIN. f.eb. 1.-THE entire re-
public Of Guatemala has ewen de-
elsred to be IA a state Of siege. hc-
eording 10 dispatches Received here
this morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11

HAMILTON. bermuda. Feb. IL
The steamship NRdsana- which ran
on this reef yesterday IL rnpldl9
roandins % pieces Sene of the
cargo can be saved.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11
NOT ONLY ONE
But ALL !,

This Barteii Drug 60. not oniy cut
ratse on . few Articles. but en every
thing we carry in ateeh --for -
STAGE.
kosdsn's Catarrhal Jelly. - ssss !.
ssf.sss+s s.tsss-ss9s sssssts+s<s. Aoe
beiiadennz FlSfern. 10 sire Zoe
Matted Mia. hospital sise j.. e4.SO
Elertrs~si Asdssai fiasssrsa~. sissa
sin9H ss.ssssfsss s.ssssssssss vIs60
Absorts>nt Cotton. per pound r~rk :
aNr ssssssssss.s sssss.tssse.8s-ss30 soc
sugar Atia- Powers q wesxhtmsn's
ppHna cores <ssss....sss. :. - ss14e
Red cro~@ Tar and ExE Shampoo
Soap gku cakes. Ice
Combination Springs and Water
f.attie. Goodyear Rubber. sasreu.
tssd sa.as kinds. ....s.........o1.3 so
Electric Insoies. q % kiasis. $50. aBe
Prescription DsuExs~ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11

Jshn fffpofnn.id reported 20 the
police today the theft af a large KIT
u esftentsf'r tas,is fron q mes house
Al fwasfy sikth asenus and Ward
street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11
CONGRESS
Department of Com.
merce Bill Passed

WASHINGTON. u. q. Feb. IL
The senate this afternoon agreed
to the report Of thu ooufereen on the
department Of eomnefea and labor
bill The measure now Hoea To the
president for his signature,
The house today passed a bill allow
Ing animals imported for bfhsdina
PURPOSES. 10 come into the United
States free OF duty.
BANK cLEARlNos
Bank elearingn today were tsHs. 80.
suuts aay a year ago WAS a holiday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11

neva for the union miners OF the an
thracite region before the arbltra-
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you CAN'T
GET
The Worst of II At Our Clos
ing Out Prices on Sheet
Music and Instruction

The Worst OF IL At Our Clos
ing Out Prices on Sheet
Music and Instruction
Books
piece. Of regular tic music for
. pieces 81 regular soc music for
10 pieces Of regular ssc music Cot
10 pieces OF regular ase music fsf
70 pieces Of regular Toe music for
.ss++s+t+s+sss-ss. shi-se
m eMAlIGR QUANTITIES.
All regular 9so munlc. now only. Toe
OF three piscra for ss1
All regular sse music naw straight
All regular SOC music. now oniy. .ise
or three pieccr for .............so zoe
All regular &c music. now straight
.ss.st..**.. s44asssst. t....as..s.-i 100
All Mckinley toe music. nov only
s.s. - go =. - s..fss.s- Y
+ or three pieces for .ss.s.s.ss.f loo
Gu ten pieces fer tour selsetionl
.s.ss+ssts-s s..4tsst+ss+sss.2b c
INSTRUCTION. SOCKS
With but few exceptions all In
struction books that sett regularly
now going at gsc. 55c, soc. CSC and
7sc.
No music exchanged. Mail orders
must Include &c per copy for postage
ON sheet music. aud from SC to fbc
for postage on books.
TALKING MACHINES
just received a large shipment and
have the biggeat and most complete
stock 90 records ever shown here.
Have you heard the new Graphic
HphobeY We are sole agents for the
Columbia Photograph Co.'S talking
machines. They talk. laugh. sing.
play band music perfectly. Machines
from si0 to 500. Records from 500
TO si.eo.
POSITIVELY ONE WEEK ONLY
We will self. during this week only.
Our regular 1850 guitar for ts.ss.
with felt case.
Also our beautiful siioo OUTFIT for
tLts. being a handsome guitar with
birch back and sides. bound edges.
etc. with extra set Of strings and
canvas case completes. These are
really two great bargains. and we
anticipate large demand for them.
PIANOS
We are showing an unusually
large and weii-asanrtad stock OF
ChlekerinR a Sons, Klmball. Hobart
and various other pianos and Kim
ball organs. Our prices are the
lowest quoted by any dealer In the
Northwest, quality considered. and
our terms are exceptionally easy.
Old Instruments taken In exchange.
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and hIIled Williams. Another spec-
-. -, t.,,,,ar r,,shea forward
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For saIs-ResI Ests..

4 GENUINE BARGAIN IN A
HOME.
ts00 Two large. level lotH. all cuiiiv-
ated. ehaira fruit trees and berries.
enclosed with picket fence. nne,
new cottage. Woodhause and other
uufbutidinRHs only three nlnufes'
walk from car. scent fare. the lots
alone are worth tlie money. Adams
ziZ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11

CHOICE. LEVEL CORNER
Containing lots. iegkie9. cleared.
and 2 blocks from car. teD1. VIII
divide, terms. half cash. balance
monthly fnstailmenis.
t260-For fine, large lot on Madison
car line, half cash.
QtJAflHEIM a HOLMAN,
50t New York block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11

It Is thought he WIN be found before
he can tfauot "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11
COMMISSION

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. i.-in his
argument before the coal strike com
niiseiaa today Attorney Oowen. rep
feA@htine the tehish Valley CONT
pany. said Il am sure that speak
fsr all the operators when ] say that
II theY euuid set y fun ma oiy Of
sssai at . premium squAi to 10 pet
cent. Of the amount accorded t1 diit=
gent miners they would osnzider IL
70 be nseney well spent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11

SILVER FfIIInue tHat stay tn...ss l5ue
Our Double Suction Adhesive
Plates never fall.
Teeth Extracted Free, without
pain and replaced with new ones the
same day. Lady attendant always
present.
Ten-year written guarantee. No
students. but all specialists Of from
IL to 20 years practice. We are
making "A speciality of sold crown
and bridge work. he sure and con-
suit us about this high class work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11

man ana ulea to wrest me revolver
,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11
Painless Dentistry
Ten Year Written cusraptes
The Rsai Painless Dentists

Full Set and Fit Guaranteed. $500
Gold Crowns, 22k .s........... $500
Gold Filings that stay In. q 90
Silver Filings that stay In. soc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11

F0fYR Ineabators: state make. sizs
and price. NJ. J. Berry. pes
hninea. wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11

FoR BALE al q great saerinee-Doehis
steamships wtnch. ali cornpiots and tn
coed condition; also lot sf shipss RIG
sing and capstauN one ships bill. fouf
Iron bita, Can he seen al 1ofaea dock.
Inquire al Chic go tunk Co.. 1900 West
efn avenue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11

WHY pay ,zoo for so-tooi lots when
we can sell You one acre for $3.50:
one block from school and two
blocks from electric car line. nj
Columbia, easy terms. call and
nec, HtsttanKren 4 hrneii. - Hox-
veil block. corner First and CO.
iumbia.
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ron sAI.t--At = sacrifice. team OF .
rray horses, and y years old. we'll
broke. welsh FROM 1900 20 1900 pounds
sana wagon, now studebAkeri harness.
eli Tor 500 W. g. Marasslilr. .. o. boz
ih5n. Kent wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-02-11
Fer Rsnt

ROOMS. with or without board can
be obtained AT the Sprsgue. cor.
eth and Yesier. at popular prices.
mann pAcIrI,- HOTEL. LIE rfr.t ave-
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-03-10
DEEP WATER POST.
Rock Island Official Visits Arkansas
and Corpus Christi Passes.

Corpus Christi, Tex. March g.
". c. Wells, townsite agent of the
Oklahoma, Choctaw & Gulf, part
of the Rock Island system, who
has been here for several weeks,
has left the city to visit other points
along the Texas coast.
Mr.. Wells arrived in Corpus
without any flourish of trumpets.
He came strictly for business, and
he said that business is to select a
suitable and permanent deep water
port for the road he represents.
He visited both Arkansas and
Corpus Christi Passes, took sound
ings, examined the old Morris &
Cummings channel, and made a
minute inspection of the work at
Arkansas Pass. In conversation Mr..
Wells said.
"The building of the Panama
canal will make imperative 4 great
seaport city somewhere on the
Texas coast. l make no secret Of the
fact that | am here looking for a
suitable location for such a city.
What the road demands is a loca-
ton safe from tidal waves, and
absolutely healthy. We care moth
Ing about its resources, ii 1t can
guarantee health and safety. After
careful investigation | shall
recommend Corpus Christi as the
most suitable place on the Texas
coast for a seaport. I do not know
whether my recommendation will be
accepted, but 1 believe, all things
considered. Corpus Christi's chances
for becoming a great city are better
than any of its rivals. Its location,
healthfulness and absolute i'm
mnrity from severe storms cast
much in its favor.
''But there is not near sufficient
water over the bar to admit large
ships" " said the representative.
'1Of course. | am aware of that.
But you must remember that
money gets deep water and the
Rock Island Company will be will
ing to spend all that is necessary
to obtain deep water, if this place
is selected for its seaport terminus.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-03-10
BARGAINS IN LAND.

For sale in Hidalgo County, Tex
as, a number of tracts of land rang
ing from 600 to 1000 acres, at the
remarkably low figure of from $3.50
to 81 per acre. These tracts have
a frontage on the Rio Grande River
and are specially adapted to the
growing of fruits, rice, cane, cotton,
corn and all kinds of garden truck.
For descriptions and price call on
or write JOHN CLosNER,
Hidalgo Texas.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1903-03-10
MAN NEVER SATISFIED.

When it is dry, he wants it wet;
When it Is wet, he wants it dry;
When it is hot. he wants it cold;
When it is cold, he wants it hot;
Always wanting, what is not.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-08-20
CRAZY MAN SHOOTS.
Fires Into kansas Crowd Of 5000, Kill
Ing -Four People.


Winfield, Kan, Aug. 15.-At o
O'CLOCK tonight, while Camen's band
was playing its weekly concert on
Main street 10 a crowd Of 5000 people,
Gilbert Twigg, crazy man, 80 years
Of age, opened FIRE on the crowd with a
double baneled shotgun loaded with
heavy bullets. As q result, four are
now dead, three are dying and no less
than 20 injured, perhaps i've or six
fatally.
Gilbert Twigg, the man who did the
shooting. was killed by Officer Ei1hoIas.
The band had just finished playing a
waltz when Twieg stepped out from an
alley half block distant and, deliber-
ately taking aim at the band,tand, fired
two shots. Oliver. the bandman, fell
at the frat shot, but the crowd, not re-
alizing what had happened, rushed to-
ward the KILLER, believing there had
been an accidental shooting OF some
kind. AS the c.owd closed in, the
crazy man discharged two more shots
at them, causing scattering in every
direction.
With the crowd fleeing, the man
stood in demoniacal attitude, firing
at random in every direction. Men
and women howled and shrieked AMI
ran, bat no one seemed able TO stop the
frightiul carnage until Officer George
Nicholas confronted him and fred a
bullet into his head. But before life
was extinct, the demented man drew a
revolver and fired shot into his own
body.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-08-20
HAPPENINGS HERE IN OREGON
MAY BE FOREST RESERVE.
Commissioner Richards Gives Reasons
for Withholding Large TRACT.

Register Dresser, OF the Oregon
City land Office, has received from
Commissioner w. A. Richards Of the
United States land Office, letter re.
iatiye to the telegram Of recent date
Withdrawing certain public lands IN
that district from settlement: The
letter directs the withdrawal tenn
porarily, Of all vacant unappropriated
lands In townships to 13 south. both
inclusive, range 4 east, from settle
ment, entry, sale or other disposal.
under the public land laws. pendIng
the determination as to the sdvis.
sDliity Of including said area within
the Cascade range forest reserve.
Regarding the rights OF settlers
who have already located on lands in
cluded In the specified area. Commits
sioner Richards SAYS:
Neither this temporary withdraw.
al, nor the permanent reserve Of the
lands which may follow. will AFFECT
any bona fde settlement or claim
properly initiated upon the lands
prior to the date hereof; provided
that the settler or claimants Continue
to comply with the law under which
their settlement or claims were inf
tiated, and place their claims duly IN
record within the prescribed stat-
utory period. The withdrawal oper-
ates to defeat all settlement claims ar
otner claims initiated subsequent To
tnis date, regardless Of the date upon
which you receive the telegram"
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1903-08-20
IN EXTRA SESSION.
Congress May Convene In October In
stead Of November.

bhCNa VI iNoNGhOGEs
Washington, d. c., Aug. 15.-Infor-
nation received in Washington con
Cerning the conference between the
senate subcommittee and the President
on financial legislation is rather vague,
but the understanding is that some
sort OF measure is to be put through
at the coming session of congress.
One fact Of distinct importance was
developed at the conference. While an
extraordinary session of congress next
fall is assured, it has not been deter
mined definitely whether it will be
called to meet in October or November.
IL has been supposed that the extrsor-
dinary session would convene on Mon
day, November 8. but the indications
now are that it will be Jailed for an
earlier date, perhaps several weeks
earlier.
The primary purpose Of the extraor-
dinary session will be to enact legisla-
tion making operative the Cuban reci-
procity treaty, but financial LEGISLATION
also will be pressed upon the attention
of congress-
President Roosevelt does not profess
to know anything special about fnan-
cial matters, but realizes, in q general
way, that the immense amounts of out
standing silver and greenbacks, based
upon limited supply of gold,, is not a
safe and sufficient method of finance
for great government. He is anxious
to have any remedy applied that may
prevent anything of disastrous fnan-
cial nature occurring in the future.