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The oasis., 1906-11-24
Precinct Officers.

The official canvass made by the board of supervisors Monday, shows that except in Nogales and Crittenden (Patagonia) precincts there was but little interest man ifested in the election of precinct officers, two or three precincts electing none at all aud but few votes being cast for justices of the peace and corstables in several others.
 As officially announced the vote cast for those officials in the val ious precincts was as follows:
 MORALES, NO.
 For Justice of the Peace; c. A. Gildea, 1SS votes; k. H Clarke Sr., Al votes Gildea'. majority, 4 For Constable: J s. Moore POI votes; Homer J Mapes, l25 votes. Moore's majority, 76.
 cALABAsAs. NO. 2. No election.
 TUBAC, NO 3
 For Justice of the Peace; J. F. Black, s votes. No opposition. For Constable; C. Andrade, 3 votes; J. Gotta, 2; W. Love- Z An drade's plurality,
 cRITTENDEN, NO. 4. For Justice of the Peace: T. T. Childers, 16 votes; A. $ Tender son, 37: c. A. Mabpe, Is Hen derson's majority, 3. Henderson's plurality over Mabee, 19. For Constable: A D Page, 25 votes; James Kane, 16; G A. Fiedler, 4 Pages plurality, g.
 HARsHAw, NO. }. For Justice of the Peace; II B. Fryer, vote; James Hale, ?; F B. Sorrels, l. Hale's plurality, l. For Constable: A. Gatliu, 3; N. Farrel, ?. Gatlin's majority, 1.
 WASHINGTON, NO. G. For Justice of the Peace. NJ NJ Trickey, votes; A. $ Russel 1. Tie vote. No election Judge Trickey holds over,
 For Constable: P. J. Hand, 1 vote: c. W. Bankerd, 1; M M Trickey, 1. Tie vote. No elec- tion.
 LoCHIEL, No. (.
 For Justice of the Peace: H. B. Miller, 2 votes. No opposition. For Constable: R. Solano, 3 votes. No opposition.
 ELGIN, NO. 8.
 No election.
 OLD GLORY, NO. 2. For Justice of the Peace: J. B. McClenahan, 2 votes Noopposi- tion.
 For Constable: Wm. Meany, 7 votes; F. Lanion, 3; W. E. Smith, 1. Meany's majority, 3.
 ORC BLANCo, NO. 10. For Justice of the Peace c. k. Ide, 3, votes. No opposition. For Constable: A. Noon, votes. No opposition.
 soPoRI, NO. II.
 No election.
 MoWRY, NO. 12.
 For Justice of the Peace Orton Phelps, 23 votes; Sam Barker, 6. Phelps majority, 17.
 For Constable: B. NJ. Doak, 31 votes; J. Lee, 1. Majority for Dook 20
The oasis., 1906-11-24
CRITTENDEN, NO. 4.

For Justice of the Peace: I. T. Childers, Is votes; A. $ Tender son, 37: c. A. Mabee, Is Hen derson's majority, 3. Henderson's plurality over Mabee, 19
 For Constable: A D Page, 25 votes; James Kane, 16; C. A. Fiedler, IA Pages plurality, g.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-23

por 10 que la dueha de Ia casa enyi6
al Cuartel 4 Eleuterio Mazza pidiendo
lauxilio. Inmediatamente fucron en-
lviadoS por Ell Comandantc del pues-
to los guardias Adolfo Echavarria v
Juan 4. Rivera. los que procedieron
al arresto de los ya citados individuos
lpues Sc alteraba ell orden en- los mo
mentos de ST. llegada, fue arrestado
Rosa Garcia y Agustfn Lopez, al que
tue ocupado Tin cuchillo, mientras
eran conducidos al Quartet estos in
dividuos usaban tenaz resistencia
contra los Guardias y cuando estos
sc preparaban para hacer uso de IL
fuerza, fue herido mortalmente Dor
la espalds el Guardia Tuan r. Rive
ra por Juan Delgado de una pufiaIa-
da, inmediatamente sc di6 & Ia f,toa
pero ell guardia Rivera, demostrando
TN valor a toda prueba sigui6 4 su
agresor y haciendole fuego, Ie inf
rio dos heridas tambiGn Dor la espal.
da, las que son mortales, segdn pres
lcripcion facultativa. De este suce-
so, tuve conocimiento en- La mafiana
de eyer y seguido pase 4 Tuncos.
donde sc hallaba ell Teniente Mon
Gil aesde Ia noche antes, pues tan
pronto COMO tuvo conocimiento del
case expresado. sali6 para dicho
sitio y procedi6 practicar Ia inves
tigacion correspondence, habiendo
presentado denuncia contra los cua-
tro individuos va citados por infrac-
cion del artfculo 35odel C6digo Penal,
pues ell hechc en- question ha sido un
verdadero motfn.
FL estado del guardia es bueno
relativamente y espero en- esta la lie
gada del Hon Fiscal del Distrito,
que Sc halla Ell 6sa para trasladarme
a Juncos.
Muy respetuosamente.
(Firmado) K. Fernandez Mater.
Captain Policia Insular, Comandante
de D1strito
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-23
Ell SuCeSO de JunCOS
INFoRME DEL cUARFEL GENERAL DELA 20
LICIA INsULAR

INFoRME DEL cUARFEL GENERAL DE LA 20
LICIA NsULAR
Ell Jefe de la Policia Insular hs
recibido aver malana Ell siguiente te
legrama:
"Caguas, P. r. Mayo u de 1906.
Al Hon. Coronel Hami1l, P.I.
San Juan, P. R.
Hon. Sefior:
Ampliando mi telegrama de aver
tengo Ell honor de informar usteC
Ell hecho acaecido en- Juncos, Ell que
detallado es como sigue:
En- la noche del sabado, 70 del ac
tual, celebrabase TN bale en- la casa
de Cayetana Rivera, con ell cores
|pondiente permiso de la autoridac
local y en- el que reinaba Ell mayol
orden. Como entire oy 10, presen
taronse los in'dividuos Juan DeIgado
Gabino Geigel. Rosa Garcia, Agustfr
Lopez y otf0s, los que penetraron en-.
la sala, donde Sc efectuaba el susodi,
eho Bale, intentaron altefar Ell orden
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-23

~ que sepa como nuestra po-
laci6n arruinada esta viviendo
| q media raci0n1
Esto no neceSita otraS demos
traciones que la convincente y
elocuentisima que prueba de TN
modo terminate que han de-
Saparecido de la vida comun
de nuestras multitudeS las prac-
ticas rumbosas que hicieron
proclamar como una de las mas
atlas virtudes de nuestro pue-
bio aquella hospitalidad que la
miseria ha hecho impossible en-
muchas comarcas.
mo baSta con la demoStra-
cion dolorosa que a diario Sc
ofrece de nuestra decadencia
economical, apenas atenuada por
el desarrollo que adquieren los
cultivos secundarios Y las in
dustrias inferiores2
A TN pueblo tan practice CO.
mo 10 es. sin duda, el pueblo de
los Estados Unidos, debe bastar
con decirle que la riqueza prin-
cipal de nuestra Isla es ell cafe,
~ que esa riqueza agoniza en-
completa crisis. para que Sc de
.cuenta Immediate de que ell
mercado puertorriqueno puede
brindar a la production ameri-
cana dobles benefcios de los
que en la actualidad le ofrece,
en- cuanto que obtengamos 10
que con tanta razon venimos
pidiendo.
No Sc trata por fortuna para
nosotros, de pedir favores; no
.estamoS en- SituaCi0n de supli-
car, nj de implorar.
OfrecemoS IN mutuo cambio
de benefcios, IN comercio re-
ciproco, it'll a los dos pueblos,
Y como nos convene q nosotroS
y les convene a ellos, no tene-
mos que adoptar posturas hu-
mildeS y fingir acentos plani-
deroS, podemos hablar con dig
nidad y entereza: tantO damos Y
tanto queremos,-les podemos
decir.
FL tono que han tornado de
POGO tempo a esta parte nues-
tros OrganiSm0S eCOn0micOS es,
en- concepto nuestro, el que con-
viene a la situaci0n Y d las cir
CunstanClaS.
Estamos hablando de una
transaction que le es tan 1til a
la metr6poli como q la Isla; ha-
blamos de un negocio al pueblo
de las grandes combinaciones
lnancieras; no vamos q tomar
actitudes impropias de quienes
pueden ofrecer compesaciones
a cambio de los servicios que
Sc les presten.
PueStO que sc ha habladO de
reciprocidad, Ia exigimos.
Con tai de que la metr0poli
cumpla con nosotros, como nos
otros con ella, no necesitamos
otra cosa.
Va Sc We, por 10 tanto, que no
empleamos tonos altaneros, que
puedan eStimarse como una in
conveniencla por nuestra parte.
81 quisi6ramos, podriamos ha-
blar mas fuerte.
Pero no aspiramos a abrumar
a nadie, queremos simplemen-
te que Sc nos escuche Y Sc nos
at1enda, por el bien de todos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-23
D C0lgglC!ll gl!HQ de Gg|lL

Anoche ha tenido un funesto des-
enlace Ia dOlenc ia que venfa sufrien-
do Ia respectable y virtuosa senora
doia Conception Collazo de Calaf,
DANA que gozaba EN- nuestra socie-
dad de grandes y merecidas simpa-
.tias por sus virtudes extraordina-
rlas, de una popularidad inmensa
entire todas nueStras classes sociales
por sus hermosos rasgos caritativos,
|Su gran munihcencia para acudir en-
'auxilio de toda desgracia Y su evan
g6llca Sencillez que era 10 que mas
simpatias lie conquistaba V mas vo.
luntades le rendia.
La noticia del fallecimiento cause
en- San Juan un estupor doloroso. con-
tundlendose casi con Ia nueva, poco
antes circulada, de que la distinguida
enterma Sc encontra ba en- TIN estado
relatlvam mente satisfactOriO, desDu6s
de la diffcil operac ci6n que le habfa
sido practicada Ell dia anterior < las
dlez de la mafiana.
Los progresses titanicos de Ia cien-
cla, el empefio laudable de los facul-
tatlVos eminentes que lucharon con
Ia fatalldad, los grandes cuidados de
que fue objeto la enferma, todo fu6
lndt1l para salvarla, c0nseryando
aquella vida tan necesaria Y tan pre-
ciosa.
Dofa Conception muri6 4 las o.
lnmediatamente que circul6 la do
lorosa noticia, Ia casa mortuoria Sc
VIC lnvadida por los numerosos ami
gos y relacionados de la apenada
famllia, que acudierou demostrar
4 los deudos de la senora Cola
20 de Calaf Ell profuudo sentimien.
to producido por la gran desgracia
que Gaia Sobre ellos con golpe rude
y abrumador.
Por la casa nlortuoria ha deshlado,
anoche y durante el dia de hoy, toda
la sociedad de San Juan.
Los telegramas Y mensaies de pc
same que ha recibido nuestro distin-
guido amigo don Federico, de todas
parties de la Isla, son incontables.
I'm la casa mortuoria, Sc han reco-
gido multitud de coronas.
Ell sepelio del cadaver Sc efectuara
mahana.
El cadaver sera llevado Z Manati
en- TN tren especial, que conducirs
tambien 4 los deudos de la fnada y
amigos de la casa que concurran a
acto del sePelio que tendra efecto
en- Manatf, q la 11egada del tren f1ne,
bre, que saldra de. la estaci6n de ests
capital a las ocho de la maflans.
En- Manatf, seg1n nuestros infor-
mes, ha causado verdadera conster.
naclon Ia noticia del fal1ecimiento de
Ia sefIora de Calaf.
Nosotros lamentamos profunda-
mente. .el golpe doloroso que ha reel
bldo Ia desolada familia doliente, !
la que nos. unen lazos de gran
amistad.
81 BoLETIN ,MERcANTTL Sc asocia
| al dolor del desconsolado esposo y
de los dolientes hijQs que sufren una
IpeTdlda irfeparable. inmensa. y toma
parte enssu -desolada tristeza-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-23
Nota del dia

.Gl NlOQCIu MIllGL uUO uG los
mas importantes organos de la
industria molinera en- los Esta-
dos Unidos. apoyando las ges.
tioneS hechas por el Secretario
de la Camara de Comercio de
San Juan, para que la campafia
en- favor de nuestra industrial
cafeteria Sc reanude y siga con
entusiasmo, puede contribuir
en gran manera a que Sc niue
va la opinion americana en- ia
vor nuestro y EN- la prensa y en-
las Camaras Nacionales sc de-
tlenda nueStro derecho.
HaSta ahOra no nos pOdemos
entusiasmar, para que no result
ten extemporaneos los regoci-
jos nuestros, pero ST cada vez sc
van sumando nuevos elemen-
tos valiosos { infuyentes en-
tornO nuestro, V apoyan la re-
ClamaCi0n que tenem0S enta-
blada, Y pOnen 4 contribution
Sus energias y sus influencias
para que no sc mire como una
pretensi6n inusitada 10 que que.
remos, a buen SECURE que las
probabilidades favorables a
nuestro pleito aumentan ex-
traordinariamente, V toma un
aspecto tranquilizador 10 que
amenazaba en- un principle con
todOs los inconvenientes Y con
secuenCias de I'm Con1icto la
mentable.
En- .aquellos dias en- que la
opinion puertorriquela no ha-
cia otra cosa que aplaudir la re-
soluci0n de la Camara de Co
mercio de Ponce, fue concebido
tai vez, ell proyecto de intere-
Sar en- la misma Q parecida for
ma que a los arroceros de la
Louisiana, q los mOlineros de
Missouri.
Y de la m1Sma Suerte, tOdOs
los que reciben benehcios de su
c0merciO con nos0tr0s, miranda
por el propio y exclusive inte-
res, procurand0 por el creci-
niento de sus negocios deben
apoyar la demanda iustisima
interpuesta q nombre del pals
puertOrriqueno para que la pri-
mera industria colonial encOn-
trando en- la metr6poli la pro-
tecci6n que necesita, ponga en-
condolences a los colonos de ha-
Ger TN doble, un tiple consume
de todos los productos america
nos que en- la actualidad mono
pOllZan nueStro mercadO, perO
que debido a la crisis reinante
no tienen la mitad del consume
que en- Circunstancias norma
les enCOntrarian.
No es tan energica Y resuelta
la forma en- que han sido avi-
sadoS de nuestros deseos los
molineros de San Luis, como
aquella valiente resolution de
Ia Camara de Ponce, pero de
todos modos ha hecho TN efecto
que aplaudimos, porque estima-
mos que es de conveniencia ge-
neral para la isla.
lOjalal que todos los indus
trlales americanoS que reciben
grandes utilidades en- sucomer-
clio con nosotros, apoyaran la
actitud honrada de los que de-
tlenden nuestro derecho q la
protection de nuestro primer
producto agTicola.
1Que es 10 que Sc necesita de-
mostrar q IN pueblo tan prac-
tico, como el pueblo de los Es-
tadOs Unidos, cuando Sc le dice
Que debe apoyar nuestra de-
manda. por su propio inter6s y
conveniencia1 ~.'.
mo baSta conque sepa que
nuestro pals en- crisis consume
una tercera parte de los artfcu-
los, de los efectos que necesita,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-05-23
ReYista de los TribunaleS
CORTE DE DISTRTTO
SECCION sEGUNDA

Pm .el proceso de Est6tan Mena,
declarsdo .ctilpahle por al Jurado el
IIQ. porsel delitpssd violaeion. presen-
Ito el Lcdo. Alvarez Nava una solici-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-20

34 comfortables, heavy weight; some extra sizes. White cotton. silkolene cov- cred, both sides. Formerly $1.59 and $1.69.
 Now $1.O9.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-20

A lot of fancy blankets in Roman stripes. These blankets are worth 98c and $1. 19 a pair.
 Now 69c a pair.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-12
DEVOTED To LIFE
OF CRIME

Captain Bell. Of the United States
secret service. this morning gave a
little sketch Of Herman Wendt. tho
counferfelfer. who. be believes. held
up a Beacon Hiil street car here re-
Gently. Wsndt was convicted and
sentenced To ten years at Walla
Waiia for a street car hold-up In
Spokane IN 1896. He served out the
sentence. which. for good behavior.
was reduced 10 eight years, coming
TO Seattle. He was sent. back 70
Walla Walla very soon after, being
convicted Of robbery here.
Yesterday monlda for counter
feitlng we're found on HIS person.
which caused his bail TO be raised
10 g. 300
ne has simply started out 20 d .
vote hia life 10 crime said captain
Hell 4 hope for tho sake q 90
eiaty that he Is given the hInia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-12
IS THIS A
DELUSION?
MILWAUKEE, ASKS FOR WAY
rnRouoA ssoouALmlE PASS

According 20 State Highway COM
missioner 7 81. SNOW. the Pacific
railroad. part 81 the Miiwausee
extension to this coast, has offered
10 construct a new wagon road on
the east slope of the Cascades IN sT-
change for the states rich, o. way
through tbs Suoqualmie pass. The
highway commissioner says the
state has secured better ROUTE
across the mountains and. " the
new railroad company wili DO as
offered. the state sill greatly benefit
BY f.
Engineers who are acquainted
with the conditions there say that
puogunIfnie pass IL a bad place, and
construction there would be very
eruensise. The grades are heavy Ia
many places and tunnel work VII
cost a great deal with expensive
tunnel work. however. it IL said a
urht grade can be secured, az least
enc AZ low as that u other roads
through the Cascades Mr.. Snow
believes that the Milwaukee VIII
bore tunnel under the stampede
tunnel 81 the Northern Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-12
STUDENTS
IN TROUBLE

wAI.f.A wAf.I.A. Jan. ia.-Four
students % Whitman college have
been suspended. They are
Ora Holman. ~ Seattle. Clarence
Morrow. 81 wnlla Waiia, Rober,
Faneher. o. Spokane. and 4 Lock
wood. Of Hsiis. oregon.
They left the dormitory Saturday
night without permission and went
20 a dance and engaged in bolster
Gus conduct with several dancers.
A general fisht followed and the
police we're called 10 qucli the dis
tuFhsnce.
Holman and F'ancher are prcuin-
snt IN college athletics. the former
a track mile runner. and the latter
pole Naultef
Holman Morrow and FNnehef
would have graduated from the
academy the coming June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-12
Office Furniture Of Alaska Fisheries Union
Is Found In Storage Warehouse

banks $4,000. but further. he states
that there are in the hands OF
brokers many eaass 81 salmon.
which. when sold. viii reduce the
amount 81 this indebtedness 60
nearly go 600.
An that have nndsr my re-
Ownership said Mr. Mcclure. Is
the fuK Independent. that niEht be
sold for 81 coo II the sale was not
forced. and the office furniture 81
the defunet concern. which might
6e sold Tor . fsw hundred dollars.
neaidea this there are the proper
ties % the union in Alaska. but the
history Of such Affairs does not lead
me 70 believe that enough n1nnsv
will be realized from It's sale 20 fully
pay the banks
According TO my Information
there IL about Sc 600 worth of the
Investment certificates outstanding
upon which the holders have = good
claim 10 whatever may be left. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-12

what'H the use ~ counting them
There l. no chance for them 10
reslisa . cent
7 have nothing 20 say" said
President Goodwin. I'VE DID the best
thnt ne could Ia managing the
union and II ls not the fault o. the
directors that the union was not a
sueee~t.
Dsrretnr TrowbridEe SAYS that he
never advised anyone 10 exchange
their Investment certificates for
other stock. nor did 40 advise the
purchase % the Investment GER
tlflcafeH lie says that the same ex-
russ MAY be offered FOR the failure
Of the anton that has been offered
By al other Alaska fisheries con-
Germs whsn they failed 10 make
money III ~ possible for such a
corporation 90 lose money for years
aud thea In one year to make up all
defieteneles IN the successful kaie
OF tbs ousput. said Mr.. Trowbridgo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-12

HAS LITTLE

The Alaska Fisheries linton. wh~u
IL moved from the Globe block. did
so because the receiver appointed
By The court took their furniture to
storage warehouse and the Of
fieers were without = cushioned
chair or desk.
tn. story Of the methods % the
defunet Alaska fisheries uaioa. As
told in The star yesterday after.
noon. has created Consideration
among former directors % the
concern. They refuse 20 he inter
viewed aud when pressed Tor a
statement. Hay that their names
must not b. mentioned
However. they are prompt 10 say
that nothing illegal Was done In
connection with the manner In
Witch tho affairs ~ the union we're
conducted.
Attorney Walter Mcclure. Who IL
The receiver appointed ~ the king
county court 10 take charge Of the
affairs % the concern. suhstantsat~s
the statement OF The star In every
particular a. to the amount Of the
Indebtedness 81 the union. tie says
that according 10 the foreclosure
complaint filed by the banks in the
Alaskan court the concern owes tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-12
STILL UP
Vt CLIMBS
aapid Increase In the Subscriptions for
for the International Christian Endsavor
Convention

ne subscriptions 10 the guarantee
mad for SECURING the International
CHRISTIAN Endeayor Convention In
isef are eoming In without esSsa-
ton
rhss afteruocn Mr.. Nordhoff tels-
xhaned 10 The Star that the hon
usrcAe would 50 down for $500. and
4 sahscrfKtion blank was al once
90 70 him for signature.
Messages from numerous business
ne came 70 the effect that they
vonid determine upon the amounts
Al their contributions withla the
AIT two OF shree dayA
NJ Furth. In behalf Of the street
ar company. stated that a oontri-
sxssoa would be mace the sum to
- determined within four days
Tanlghl Representatives Of the 90
xR socsssses IN ths city Win ne~,
. coafsFsnce AZ the Green Lake
csaxrexAtloual church 10 devise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-12

revsrssh activity s,ill marks the
sltsafion In tideiand circles.
~option--ie daya-two hundred
sns . half west water waT~-Ail-
vankee-Jgm Hiii--tide lands.
STRAY phrases snch az these from
he lips of hurrying. Eestieuiating
men you'd tell even a stranger N
SEATTLE that there IL something do
ixg-
The amount Of money Involved n
land transfers IL assuming Colossal
proportions Frem G y. Bussell 5
ofrrs alone rs to Is lots are being
transferred ever day. averaging
traxa a. 200 % 81 90 each.
10000 Sc Far.
sons idea % the siEe OF recent
anf operations can be gained from
the fact that NJ. y. Brnggemann, OF
the above firm. has to date sold over
$50 600 worth o. tide lands.
The -blg men" in the business are
PLEASANTLY non-communioativs on
the subject of railway huyings. One
firm states that II IL negotiating
with q crowd eonfessedly represent
ing a railroad. and with others
woh won't say What or who they
are.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-12
STIRRED UP
BYSTEWART

Trouble Is brewing In the local
camp Of the Knights Of Pythias.
According 10 the way things started
In Tuesday night at the meeting Of
one OF the camps in the city. the
differences among certain members
are liable TO result In open warfare.
Postmaster q. NJ. stewards efforts
to obtain part Of the lodges UNI
dertaking business 10 the cause Of
the trouble.
The runpus has been brewing for
some time. but few days ago as
sumed serious aspect over the
body Of a member OF the lodge.
Phillips by name. who died hero
without relatives. When the body
was taken In charge by the coroner.
Il Was found that Phillips was a
member Of the X. Of r.. in San
Francisco. Word was sent to the
California metropolis. but Queen
City lodge. OF Seattle. was later In
strneted 10 take care Of the body
and bury u at the expense Of the
southern lodge. The body was then
taken 20 Huttefworth a Sons. I'M
dertakera.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-12
HE HOLDS
7 HE FOR 7
PIKE ST. GROCERY IN LEAD IN
FIGHT WITH GAS COMPANY,
WHICH HAS LOST ONE Gus
TONER ALREADY

John Mccain still holds the fort
at i022 Pike st. where the Seattle
w2xbwchBBaILp Typ Typ iwyp ow
Lighting company is trying TO turn
off his gas His light Ia still burn
ing. He is holding q close vigil. and
declares that no man can get in to
turn off the supply without armed
force
Meanwhile. the gas octopus has
not awakened. apparently. TO tho
fact that. in Its frenzied efforts to
turn off McCann's light. Il has
closed the valve at the Seattle Tile
works. There is no light at this es-
adjustment. which is next TO Nc
Cams grocery store, but managed
Rogers. who Is evidently after Nc
Cams own heart. declared this
morning that he was glad Of IL
Il am tired OF being soaked by the
gas company" he said. and as soon
as the city strings its wires past
here. will light the establlshnasfIl.
with municipal electricity. | won't
ask the company 10 turn the gas on
again.
Mccain is making his fight be-
cause he refuses to make a deposit
of S..
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IS
NO WORSE

NEW YORK. Jan. i2-Dr. James
issued a bulletin on the condition of
Marshall Field this morning read
ing.
The patients condition continues
about the same. No worse. Ha
passed fairly comfortable night "
The attack Is more serious than
at first admitted. IL 10 said that
the disease has attacked both lungs.
The physicians refrain from publish
ina the patients temperature and
heart action. which IN pneumonia
tells the story. II IN understood,
however. that the heart action is all
that could be desired
At noon Stanley Field. a nephew,
said that Mr.. Fields condition was
satisfactory. lie declared the state
ment erroneous that the lungs were
congested. At present only por-
ton Of the left lung is affected.