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The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-15
Stocks = Bonds > Cereals
WHEAT WAS WEAK
And Trading Was Very Light As Re,
suit of General Decline Due
to Lack Of Demand.

Chicago. Dec. WHEAT The
of the day and trading was very light
In volume. A fairly steady tone pre-.
vailed for a brief period al the start.
but with all the principal grain mar
kete in the United States showing
declines, prices here yielded To the
general weakness. The lack of de
mand also was partly responsible for
the easier feeling, The principal item
of news was a report by the trade
journal at st. Louis. which claimed
a small top growth of winter wheat,
caused by the late seeding which has
been partially offset by plentiful mois.
ture and moderate temperature and
chat the growing crop is ID an excel
lent condition Pit traders were the
chief sellers during the greater part
of the day. The offerings were taken
by commission houses. The close was
easy with May off Ac.
CORN--The market was weak be
cause of selling by the cash houses,
the official forecast for colder wea-
ther in the corn belt being largely
responsible for the selling. The local
receipts were somewhat larger than
estimated and indications pointed to
further increase in the movement.
Trading was small. The close was
easy May being down Ac.
OATS-Profit taking by local longs
caused a weakness, offerings meeting
with little demand. The trading was
quiet. May closed off Nc.
Receipts and Shipments,
Chicago, Ill. Dec. 1.-THE follow
ing car load Iots repres emf the days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-15
CHICAGO CARS.
NATIONAL STOCK YARDS REpoR7

Cattle-z1,S0o, including 500 left
over.
Texas and native beef steers-3.25
m70e,
Cows and Observation-Disclosures.
Stockers and feeders--2.0004.60.
Calves in carlots-3.00G7.0
Hogs $500; market cents higher
Mixed-610GG30
Good heavy-G20GG.30
Rough -G.056G.15.
Light--G.10dG.25.
Bulk-G15M6.25
Pigs-5,75mGO0
Sheep-300; market strong.
Native sheep and mutton-3. 006
600.
Iambs-35567.50.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-15

Sales at noon today III 200 shares.
Money opened at ~ per cent;
,iosed at z per cent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-15
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The Money Market.

New York. Dec. 14.-MOney on call
steady 7d19 per cent; closing bid 10.
Time loans dull, sixty days SO per
cent; ninety days s per cent: six
months GIa per cent bid. Prime paper
6d6k per cent Exchange weak. de-
mand s4.S3.35d 40; sixty days S47s2j
n 30. Bar silver 6SH.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-15
eceipts and Shipments

Chicago, ILL., Dec. 1.-THE follow
ing car load Iots repres emf the days
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-15
TOTAL BANK cLEARiNes.

New York. Dec. 14-Total bank
clearlngs as complied by Bradstree:s
for the principal cities u the limited
States for the past week amounted to
s3.31S 597 .9993. an Increase Of O.G per
cent as compared wit hthe correspond
ing period lasf year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago Hog, strong 10 cents
higher
Left over-9,650.
Light 5.95MG.20.
Rough 5 SoaE595.
Mixed 595@G22ia.
Heavy $50, G92h
Gagtle- SLOW; weak.
Sheep Steady.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-15
All Dread Ridleule.

Almost any man can be calm ~
the lace OF denunciation. but few can
stand 10 be laughed at.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-15

brary Observation Sleeping Can
Wide vestibuled coaches, and Dlnlni
cara with electric lights and fans ar
used In the LimiSed. For all inform,
ton call on your Home Agent or writ
mo. n. BEALL.
Ts7v@~Ht O. n 4
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-12-15
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

1880 p. Market quiet. unchang.
ed 10 points higher
Spot cotton in good demand. IN
Sales-10 Goa bales.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
PRINTING COMBINE
IS BROKEN UP

neetcd With the Franknn assoeia.
tiaa would BE- Abls 90 purchase pa
PEI from , local concern. the Trade
Register Immediately made sr
uaxruaenis q bring suit Ia the 10
cal courts The American Paper
cu4ufany. ulfh HON u had hewn
dealing Zoe ths past seven years
beiar the company selected Dor =
test case
AMER the necessary legal papafs
had a~aa prepared The Trade Res
lister rampanF nuiined the ksu
Francisco campanY a. 10 the action
uiake Nafau 4 Towne lmase
alAtrif senl their a~itofret 70 -
attfr. wigh lhp ruseli that an agree
mfnf 10 iif the hay c1tt has been
reached AishoaKh senator 81
mends Naa given 3 free hand IN the
affair - bis fitanfs nsTsFthslsss
the harhdown from the position
taken - the American penef oofn'
paug - - marked thar Ne has
t~eleersnhsa 10 he ssh fFancisrn
office far confirmation ~ thls nab
nar Uf settlement This eonHrma-
.ilon VII undoubtedly be given
The uhins ~ ths bofcoft BY one
az she uapef coucsfna ihFoss of@n
q che smaller printers = meaas 81
securing payer aad takes fsosn he
Franklin naanriafion the nuc
weala ou which could be used 10
drive osfsaide concerns iutn the canf'
bine OF tofer them q 81 hasi-
.neas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
tERieAN PApER COMPANY
THREATENED WITH SUIT.
THROWS SHOP opEa-AT.
roRNIVs WORKING ON CASE
TO-DAY.

III Senator simonds q Portland
Ore. legal representative 81 the
Blake. Nofnu a Towue eoupaay
Of San Francisco ow = a tho
American Paper oompany. u this
eltY. and attorneys Aust a Tsfhuas
rspfosanfinz the Trade Rssistsf
company. are iosisy completing tas
details u a settlement - the boy
cot on firms outside the FFanbtta
association combine FeeeatiY O.
clarsd b. the teeal Wholesale pausr
houses
Aecoralax 70 q atAfeueut gixan
out b Manager Palmer. a tbs
Trade Haxiasaf pflntins rasapanf.
the settlement means = surrender
on the part Of The paper companies
The disfnptien ~ the printing cuu
bine known e. The Ffankltu aasp
eiatiou maas follow AZ = raafier q
cunfar.
When he hos colt WAS declared
.swo weaks s9g BY she LEGAL whole
sale paper houses and 4 NNs Etfsn
out that no printing firm not con
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
BOY IS KILLED
IN ACCIDENT
pEFEOTivE RAILS CAUSES CAR
TO LEAVE TRACK - ONE
KILLED. NINE INJURED.
faerlnn. r.Isar.nh s.rlesl

CHICAGO. Oct so-one boy vas
killed and nine persons injured late
yesterday afternoon when a LIN.
cola av trolley al Jumped the
track and aashed into The curb. The
vas running about rs niles an
hour. The accident was due 10 a
defective rail
The boy killed WAS Frank Sehill.
ms. 8 years old
The injured are: Irving Topper
and two Young sons. Mrs Bertha
Iangshoar. Miss Cora fokel Miss
Annie Swain and three men, re-
moved In a carriage without giving
their anne 20 the police.
The Schilling hoy was standing
on the front platform when the car
jumped the track and he was
thrown directly under the wheels.
which cut him almost In two at the
waist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
ROLLER WILL
PLACE WAGER

IL The sporting columns 81 The
Star there appears ioAas . letter
from the maaaEer 81 Yankee
Roke the N~rsNfFer, ehaItenginE
ny n . RalIsg. q thls cltT. 10 :
contest fot fiee 70 o. .ooo . side
Whsu ehu~u the letter ihis morn
lug pr Roller stated that while he
had definitely made up his mind
asver ! q again participate In = pub
De professional wrestling match
that " HoEefs sauuid happsn 70
Watt Seattle xtfh o. 00e TO be, be
Thought = private match could Re
1rranEed At the Seattle Alhictie
club Or elsewhere
4 have o. Uaa worth " eonfiaence
IN M ability - beat Rogers. ssii
the dexter II Rogera has snffi
clsnf confidence ID hiu4self to wager
that anpuat ~ niouey / think there
would b. % tfuHb1e IN ArrsExinE =
private meeiinx However. viii
not again engage n a pabiic pro
f~esslnuAi match
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
SAN FRANCISCO
STORM SWEPT
Walls Blown Down and Twenty Men Buried
Under Falling Debris--FVe Bodies Recovered
Up to 2 O'clock This AfternOon--Brick Wall
on Waterfront Falls Onto Tug Below.

wind which was blowing hard all
night. struck them with Increased
force. knowing down . 30foot sec
ton Of 4 40-foot wall. Several work
men saw the wall topping and gave
warning. and all escaped except
three. who were buried under tons
Of bricks
The fire department was called
OUT and the unfortunate men were
quickly dug away from the debris.
One man was taken out dead. and
two others we're badly injured. n
dying on the way 70 q hospital The
blos that knocked over St Patrickts
church also leyelcd the vail Of tehe
Pacific Mutual Life building. at
Montgomery and Commercial sta,
buryinF several workmen. one Of
whom vas killed The wind was
the hardest since the great fire.
aud rendered conditions In the
burnt district dangerous
Clouds Of mortar and dust were
bloxn through the streets. making
Il impossible to - half a block
away. and resembling a sand storm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
PADDING OF the
ROLLS APPARENT

Democratic workers. who have
been employ ed TO check ~ the res
tefratioa rolls In certain OF the
dovntown wards. claim 10 have dis.
covered evidences Of fraud In pad
dina the lists In the Interests Of Ger
tain at che republican legislative
candidate. notably George Piper,
candidate for the senate IN tho
Thlrtdfourth district. Joe Lyons.
candidate for the senate tn the
Thlft, sixth district. and Henry
Book. candidate for the legislature
IN the same district
white the work has not Ye' pro
ceedea Tar enough TO make positive
that fhis has been done. many IN.
dieatlane have been discovered and
ali OF these are being investigated
II evidence can be procured TO
iuatife action. warrants vii De
euofn cut for those responsible Tor
any violations Of the Law which
may BE- found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20

MURDER
SNAKE RIVER FARMER Ac-
cUsEp OF KILLING A
STRANGER AND THROWING
BODY m ThE RIVER.
ts.sr Special ssrvies.)

wALI.A wALLA. Oct 2o-Nel.
sou Melander. a raneher. IL under
arrest charged with the murder OF
a stranger whose body vas found
In the Snake river two weeks ago
with the head battered IN Melan.
der Is believed To have engaged In
q quarrel with the stranger whom
he was driving to simmons siding.
the nearest railway point, and Il ia
alleged that he struck the stranger
with a wrench
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
REYNOLDS cLUs ACTIVE.

Practically tho only campaign
club On seattle which Is IN active
state ~ eruption r. the Reynolds
club which wul hold its regular
meeting at Carpenters hall tonight
ats O'Clock. The Reynolds club IL
composed ~ voters Of ali parties or
gauized FOR tho purpose 81 working
for the election of Charles 4 ReY-
nolds. the democratic candidate FOR
prosecuting attorney II has been
In existence three weeks and has
taken a very active part IN the
campaign. Men have been employed
10 do the practical work Of polling
precincts and checking up Hats q
voters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
WOMEN WILL
FIGHT BECK

hnxeaat uonssn 81 ths Forty
s,s s<aasarsaI aistrtet are ~plaHasax
: - ! hana wilA ne churches
~ H. better slertTns u voters N
= fxks against Hssv Hsck re-
sza.saa xznAl1aie fer the lextsias
- fra tsat district Ia TRES end
s. Aw rfsTafsi . E%stflssu askinx
ssfs.s ncg 10 enss faf him sna viii
sassss ~ @nsirr aastrtst &skins FOR
= Signatures - vqseFs - fhe petit
De- me petitign . - fellow
uksfrax Hs1Ey fke ptke ~
maerts.v~f. has herw u~ssainassi
y H. kx ssanfY republican een-
Htf,1u far ne responsible ard hutt-
szhm p*iiioa Of state fexst8lnf.
~ b nne psessing = viEasaus esn-
4aE 81 vgfs4 in the etsFtiou ani
R1ssssA ne sieesion ~ e sas'n
~ A ~. siass Haaid be = pabite
sznifs. heth IL tAs Hss - : sisau
10 and IN ~ strength h usuhi
x4s % he lt1aor ~lntsfssis
#e he n~nasfsixusa Registered
rsfsFs thsfsf@e agree a. exert nar
h<sns and e4r votes sHainst ths
s~shu1 u AL iisuu a Beck
a~ssaksssef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
WAS AFRAID
OF MURDER

abandoned all belief that the o
Rotary was murdered by "hold-up"
men. waiting for a victim At
Seventh ~ and Howard 81
Mr. Hindiey vas told Of two dif.
fcreht men having been seen run
ming IN opposite directions from
the scene Of the murder just after
ia commission. and 81 the peculiar
behavior 81 watch dogs In the VI
elnity II the crime. but be said
these circumstances would not
clause him 10 deviafe from bis be
lief that an enemy had assasaluated
Mr Hutchinson Said Mr Hind
tey:
Friends Of Mr. Hutchinson are
aware fhaf bis system waa ahafier'
80 b. some socret worry during the
iaft six weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
GUN FIGHT
IS FATAL

RislSG sun. lna. Oct 90
1ackaua Norris and hia father, sso.
Norris were both Killed, and Joseph
Richardson pas probably fatally
shot dasinK a quarrel bctweon the
.thnse near this place yesterday
The elder Norris ana his son wsre
uefkinx 90 their farm. which hord.
era on that Of Richardson. when an
argument az 10 where the a.
sldins polnt between their farms
la The younger Norris aud Rich
ardnon engaged in q seufle and The
elder Norris drea a revolver aud 10
attempltnx 70 nhoo, Richardson inc
bullet struck his " son. ~ho died
several hours later. seeing thnt
he had missed bis mark. che elder
Norris Fircd again. the bullet stnk'
lar richardson a CHANGING bloc ON
the head. The latter thereupon
picked % a shofRun iying near BY
md SHOT aud killed the elder Norris.
Richardson has not set been ar
rested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
r~uLTY ORDINANCE
CAUSES TROUBLE

Irregularities in the passing and
drafting Of an ordinance BY the
council has resulted In serious
trouble In regard 70 the assessment
roll for the Harvard ay. improve
mcut The ordinance contained
faulty provisions for the assess
meut. and according TO a conference
between MAYOR Moore and Assist
ant Corporation Counsel Todd last
night a new assessment will have
10 be made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
WILLIAM CONSTANTINE AGAIN
PRISONER IN COUNTY JAIL
r%.,eal Condition Of His Victim Leads to His
Rearrest. 0rigina Bond Cancelled and Bail
Nav Fixed at $50, 000--No Effort to Be
Made TO Secure This.

whose duty Il was 20 see that he
made no effort Ga get away. This
morning Chief of Police Wappen
stein. under whose orders this avs
ten of surveillance vas establish
Cd. trlephcnsa pFusccutine AttOr.
ncy Macintosh that. with the
short handed condition Of the de
raftmeut the mrn Nh0 were watch.
ms Mr. Constantine could not be
spared longer
Bali Bond Cancelled.
ThcreupOn Deputy Prosecuting
Atsomey NaudeNeer took the maf
ser up n eeaft aad had the order
of the court fNinE bail az tio.ao "a.
Gated leavtug the accused without
bail When this information was
transmitted % Mr. Constantine. he
proceeded 10 the shcgiffs Offiec aud
surrvndereds himself into custody
He VAS placed Ia jail Ia await the
CRISIS In The condition q his vic.
TN
In orieFiax the bail vacated.
Judge Ftatsr stated that the defeuds
ant miKat renew his application for
bail. in which ease II vunld b. Tin
"a AZ ste .ooo. but that Il the victim
"a the assault wefe % lie AZ am
time any halt allowed uoaid Be va.
Gated 80 Il MaN decided hy AR Con
slantine end hls attorney. Vance
Fabeh. co "a app9 iof bali again
Tor the present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
womgs's LABOR LeAeus.

The womsn's Labor league 81
tbfa city etll entertain the Central
Labor council aud the Building
Trades assembly At an open meet.
lnx October ~ In the Labor Temple
A progrnm speakers and refresh.
msnts have been provided for the
occasion The object Of the meeting
q 10 further the union label and
working card Ia Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
RELIEF FL Nd
WILL Be SENT

The balance Of the slT0.0oe fund
raised 10 Seattle FOR the relief OF
sufferers OF the Gan Francisco fire
is TO be forwarded to the relief com.
miitee at Frisco. This was the
decision Of the Chamber OF Com.
merre California relief committee
this morning
The balance OF the fund ia the
hands Of the committee ~ about
o.. 200 A small amount IL 20 be
deducted FOR necessary expenses In
this city IN aiding sufferers at pres.
ent here. but the larger part of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20

~ Temple De Hlrpch rummags
= tossed yesterday afternoon. ev-
sl'hinz having been sold Il was
noe ~sIceessful affair u it,
- Iet conducted undef she aus
o tas Temple auxiliary The
.Assss y largely due 20 the hard
- an1 increasing efforts Of Mra
Soae and the ladies who co
s'sd With her. ~ well as the
rs@ent. Mrs William a~oustein.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
WIPED OUT BY
TIDAL WAVE

the victims are though, 20 be prin'
clpaily Cubans Of the poorer class.
residlps IN the lover portions Of the
city
Many vessels Of the United States
navy draaEed anchor Ia the hnr'
Dor aud veta slightly damaged. al
though not as much 20 as would
have been the easc but for the et'
fectlye work Of the American sea.
men May epaetlns achoonefF
were destroyed and nearly All yeh
sells IL local uater we're damaged 70
some N1feai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
SILENT
John D.
fssrlpp, r.I.ar.ph ssr.Is..l

CLEVELAND 0hha. Oct 10
John u Rockefeller. who - super
Intending Improve smsuts 20 HE
grounds. this morning lodged the
question aa Ia whsther he bad ans
thing 10 aay about the Finalay de-
clsion. and sought 80 Interest the I'M
trrxiswef ~ landscape EardeninH
Asked as 10 how Ions hs woaid To-
main at Forest tiilL he sai6. over
sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
CRY WORK ORDERED.

nd Tor the Improvement af Eagle
~ a als from Western av 10 Denny
way were ordered rcadvertised ny
the board OF public works today.
The specifications Tor the Improve
mants on Grand boulevard ~ al.
wnlpr mains. and East Caller st 81
al. grading and curbinR We're az
uro.ed by city Engineer Thomson
and the board.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
SEATTLE WINS

ssaftiss dflll team Knights ~
.PythaaA to-day wnu the first prize
a. tie national contest II Mes or
lsanz The prise IL fisea captain
otto cass aiee aoH q ms5ai a. be-
inx the most efficient officer. The
above vas received ~ This Star This
afternoon ln e sreriak
Tha seattle team praetlfsd one
wsek ~ Madison para and when the
members eft for NnW orleans they
stated that they woalf return with
tne first prize and they have mate
rao4 Incidentally Csptaia Case also
son Huunfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
MEX|CANSK KILLS
AMERICAN
JEALOUS Lover srABs wom.
AN WHO REJECTS nis-cow
BoYs FORM A LYNcAlSc
PARTY.

FL PAao. TEXAS Oct so@Emma
Hlakslsy vac stabbed and killed BY
n Jealous Msxican lover. Alberto
vargas. q Baird. Tsxas last night
because she had promised 70 ularry
an American
sevsntY-five cowboys. headed b.
-four brothers ~ the deceased r
on the road to Abilene where the
prison fs located to avenEe her
death vargas attempt on bic Ire
failed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20

A04FtPh@ iAhaA
WASHINGTON. - G.. Oct 20
General Bell Informs the war de-
partmrnt 81 the injury TO two men
u The Twsnty eighth infantry and
states that a % them, Harry Fos
ter. = tcAmnier wili not recover
Governor Aakoon eabied late zee
fsrday Aftsrnuaa stating that the
storm had been one af great sever
iD. particularly on tho coast he
has received no word from the in-
terror 80 yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20

money vii be sent south.
This action was taken upon the
advice Of Jacob Furth. who was
In san francisco a month q in
connection with the Boston relief
fund. aud OF Miss Walker. secretary
OF the y. w G A.. who has lately
been doing relief work IN San Fran
cisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
Y. N. c. A. TOMORROW.

The usual Sunday afternoon meet.
ing Of the Y NJ e. A. will be Of a
There will be no special speaker
and the time viii be taken up with
music. brief talks and discussions.
aud social intercourse n luncheon
NJ 6 o'clock terminating the pro.
ceedinRs.
stuart T.. Hnines. director Of the
y. NJ. G. A. religious work. will ad.
dress the high school boys at 3 80
n'clock tomorrow afternoon IN the
gymnasium Of the association Ills
subject will be, The Real Battle.
around"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
STORM VISITS
SAN SALVADOR

OF life The loss of cattle and crops
II also very heavy.
The san salyadorean manofwar
Kixalco was lost ia the Storm Build
inga have fallen. barying the len
ants. iron bridges over the principal
rivers are destroyed. and the storm
is quite the worst IN the history Of
the republic
The rivers bring down bodies Of
humans and cattle. and the resi-
dents are terror stricken
Guatemala and Honduras also
suffered greatly. although not to
the sane extent a. IN San Salvador.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
's"o HUTCHINSON WAS m
thh or MS uIFE-woRK
sel'tvEo TO Be THAT or AN
tssMY.

e,,stsf Special Service
ohAAE, Oct 20-Rag. J. Hind.
returned yesterday from
n where he Accompanied
hsno Hutchinson after the
r<,a Of her husbanr. who vas
49, Of the Y "a q a. hero
$500 Information which would
Ix.,ss mat Mr. Huiohinson had
- ae would be murdered for
k1sszs past Coupled with thls
ss' Rev. Mr.. Hlndlsy has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
NEXCANS
ARRESTED

l<vsss rslssrsph ssrviesl
a. PAs0. Tex. Oct 2a-Ioeai
80. zaeer the direction o. the
&xkar eon4ul. and IN con junction
N De police Of 1aurez. aex
lsst< he haa1qaafseFa 81 the rev
eefaisf iuBta Three Were
xsss1. Including Lauo Augirre.
snx q > soelalistsc paper and
Nssf q he troubls
<s'srx and documents weFe cap
FN shosins the band 20 be a
- q the same movement which
ez.e1 tFoaols In Douglas Arix.
- Paa Ter. NoEaies. 81
Aeiz anA Jnarex
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
JUVENILES
GAMBLE

THcffrps eTslFaNH arFNfNe'T
VANCOUVER. - G.. Oct A-
"A startling charge Is made that
three hundred white boys gamble
nightly In Chinatown, II being al
80 asserted that liquor u sold to
minors in these gambling halls. al.
though the places are without u.
cenaaa. Gambling 10 more prevail.
cnt here than ever before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20

BLAMED
tse,ipo. Telegraph s.rvis..)

WARRINGTON. D. G. oct 20
The government has been notified
that the Ute Indians II Wyoming
have started north. Officials ssF
the whisksy sold % Indians b peo-
pie nov suffering BY their depreda-
lions In the direct cause II the
trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
KILLED BY
RELATIVE
fseripps Telegraph ssrvies)

HOUSTON. Tevaa. Oct 20-Mar-
shsl Tanksrssley, r. a society man
waa shot early this morning aud
Killed by his cousin. n. p Nichols
who with the dad mans brother
was trying 10 p%efsuade the youth %
leave a questionable house.
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MANY INJURED
lseflnn. rsIsur.ph ssr.ieel

SYRACUSE y. r oct 2o-Dur.
inE the SyraCuse-C Colgate Esms this
afternoon the bieaehefs cola Issd.
iniurluE o. Including many young
society peupie.
Fathsf DoniRan. % 81 Johns
chufch. IL probably fatally hurt.
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arr,.m Constantine, eharEed
- attempted murder q Ms
.h~ Jesse Hall vas THIS
$50 ~rssrfssied BY Sheriff l. {.
snd Is held in the county iai'
800 ne crisis IN The condition
49, v,r,lm Mr. iall lies On bis
p~rsslsence hospital hoserias
- NE and death ~ those
- cesstantb al his bedside
= : ssarea tsa, bis death u a mat
!. 4 Asts tss hours
naii SUFFERING
Val passed a RESTLESS
- ekroaghouf the iorsnoou
-, ssHsrsa . great deal q pain
- q II lnngs Towards the
.sss. = a. d. he became auiet.
s-@n Nal his tathsf whe has
- 4 ~ heasids almost without
e.-~sslon scs mone than a week
- 1ssnrsd to retire to another
-..u A. : nftls sleep
eiel<k this afternoon hail
- rsssrssa % be resging a ug'ls
- sasily. bur the Information
-. xsssn IN no saae o. hoqe Zoe
4, ai,lnsis recovery
wsssAsne ceasfartlHe.
yvssT slnes foung hnila eondi'
- sa..k ! tara Cor the Surse thrcv
s.ss go william Constantine his
s...llsat. has been under the con
- mrregIla u setsctives De
81 e frun the police department.
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HAVANA. Oct 70 -tatenf re-.
ports from the storm center places
tie property loss a. s. o0a 600 The
iets a NE Is unknown ~ yet. but