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The border vidette., 1906-12-08
AFTER YAoUI COPPER co.
Sale of Las Ghispas-RaiIroad and
 Other Sonora News.

Colonel W. o. Greene, president of the Greene Gold Silver Company, is reported to have made an offer to t~ke over the properties Of the YAq,u Cop per Company, paying for then on the basis of two shares of Greene GOld Silver for every three shares of the coin pany to be absorved Is Is thou .he that the deal will go through, as di- rectors of the Y4qui Copper Company have advised stock holders to accepJ the terms offered. The YAqui com pany is capitalized st 5,0OO,O00 It has large holdings, but it's properties are not now being worked and its stock has no quotable values.
 A deed transferring tine Ei P4s1 smetsr and other properties ot the Federal Copper Company to Colonel Greene has been fled, thus conirm- ing the annJuncement made by COl- onel Greene several months ago that his negotiations for the properties had reached successful termination. The price paid is $67 300 %.
 Mir. Juan Pedrazinne, owner of the Chispas mine, Is now Ill Canauea and his presence there Is thought to mean that negotiations for the sale of the property to eastern interests are near ing completion. It Is said that S3,- 000,000 has been offered for the mine. Mir. Pedrazinni, whose home Is in Switzerland, has refused, so far, either to confirm or deny the rumor of sale.
 The big pumps recently ordered for tine Sierra de Cobre mine are expected to arrive within few days. They will be installed at once and sinking will then be resumed.
 At the South Cananea the new hoist is about ready for use and within a few days sinking will be resumed with an increased force. 4 new steam pump now Is being installed,
 The tunnel at the Cananea Eastern now is 450 feet, still in ore carry ing values, it is said, of about l5 per cent. copper. The winza, which is down fifty feet, has re-entered the ore body, after passing through lime bou!ders
 Official announcement has been made of the granting of a concession by the Mexican government to the CaManea, Rio Yaqui & Pacific Com pany, the Mexican extension of the Soushern Pacific, for the construction of line between Cananea and Imuris Surveys have been completed and it is understood that construction work will begin immediately. The conces- sion provides that the line must be completed within eighteen months Los Angeles Mining Review.
The border vidette., 1906-12-08

All the latest designs in Sterling Silver Toilet sets, Hat and Clothes Crushes Military Brushes, Sewing Set Novelties Victor Monographs from $22OO to $oOOO carried is stock
The border vidette., 1906-12-08

The sixty claims owned by a Ger man and English company, near the old Copper World mine, south of Kingman, are to be worked by large force of men after the first of January. -Mohave Mine.
The border vidette., 1906-12-08
HOLIDAY GIFTS.

Before purchasing your Xmas gifts elsewhere come and inspect stock of Watches Clocks, Cut Glass; and Sverware.
The border vidette., 1906-12-08

Our stock solid Gold Cuff links, Brooches, Scarf Pins and Rings cannot be eXcelled.
The border vidette., 1906-12-08

In filled goods have the latest styles of Bracelets, Ladies and Children Neckchans Baby Pins, Bib Holders, Eye Glass Chains, Hat Pns Watch Fobs and Chains
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

Layton. Miss Jessie Stanton, Miss Edith Burrell.
Miss Marion Garrison, Miss Elaine Carew, OF
Cincinnati, and Miss Edith Boswell, of Pitts
burg. Following the reception supper was
served at small tables. The extra guests were
Clifford Dunning, Donald B. Abbott Ernest G.
Draper, Otto Koechal, f. Goldwaithe Sheriff.,
Frederick Stohlman, Gordon Thayer Edwin V.
Kane, of Manhattan; Alfred c. Boswell, of
Pittsburg; John Stevens Melcher and Monroe De
Selding The hostess was GOwned in cream
lace, relieved by touches of pale blue, and Miss
De Selding a frock of white chiffon ap-
pliqued with pale pink chiffon roses and trimmed
with duChesse and rose point lace. A dance fol-
lowed, to which were invited Miss Olga Doughty,
Miss Beatrice Oltrogge, Miss AntOinette Butler,
Miss Louise KiIpstein Miss Margaret Pratt,
Theodore Pratt Albert Williams, Howell Sayre.
Zeb Mayhew, Morris Pratt and Kent Garrison.
Poinsettia was used in the dining room and
Christmas green's decorated the rest Of the
house.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

GENTLY must be vigorous though not TOO viror-
Gus Ordinary walking, while heaIthful falls
short of this requirement. That caIislh lhenics and
light exercises generally are also deficient in this
respect Is proved by the fact that while all
humankind naturally indulge in light exercise.
YET heart ailments are prevalent among them.
Every one that Is not bedrldden walks more or
lessi ana nave read learned articles which try
70 prove That walking IS the only exercise man
requires; But if q man never runs he could
not. II he would. run fairly fast even a haIf
% IIllie 30 the argument IS in effect that q man
leeu NOT De able 10 run. cannot agree with
49, ~ SeicIuSlon Tor walking at moderate pace
affects heart action only slightly
tuhnlnS' OF all exercises for the heart. Is 7
tai' SHnlN' lhe best OF course one who has a weak
nor Is II necessary for the average indil-idnoi
Tt ~ teath TO run great distances at high speed
~ =, Every one owes II TO his health 10 be able
81. - Nl.liout uhSltS3S say a half milo at n
-. aaT pace. Let him begin by jogging one-eightS
AZ AZ ohe-'loarter OF mile. than a half mile yThIoh
@1''0o no may ultimately run reasonably Ssst
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

Miss Mary r. Babbott will be introduced by
Mrs. Charles Pratt Thursday, December 27,
at her home so 149 Lincoln Place. Miss Bab-
bott Is the q Ighter OF Frank Lusk Babbott
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
SPANISH PRISONERS GAMBLING.

Colonel Allan O. Eelton l. s N &. Who r1u -, - ~.
fst governor OF the naval prison tells an uteresr,
f'oy o. The gambling propenses Of the snanisb risor
ere Nhan they vere eua-tered here Colonel reItop -
captain and Re Tas in charge oc the marine guard
s-leI toone James Tonr- When she prisoners vera
-asea AZ ne ara zd taken ~tocsaon yer feg,
..l 80 cL'lAlis uf worth lGa single tsfr
1seIs ENC z sr4r szd otAoru wrapped IN blankets
80 "a. eatil man was given Of corrre
- . rult OF 0nceFNc1r- With tlre
ail this some % tie Spanish o.lgsrs Informed
e'A itl certain men complaining fts
- '.lty cla NOT have any clothes ordered a n
81 80 an investigation Ie.eslod that tsv had
-lsn EaeloAug and. not having ai.,tliur 80 T,5
tlshta lieir clothes. wita result -hat fo,,'
fe5.-t lo-lNi4k p coihlng trust They were given !.
Sn.-+, a.. Nel" not csught gambling aga.n-Ports-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23

Some seem TO believe that making me. tne h 10
beat hard "a dangerous. but never 20 49, slIs much
beat hard will weaken IL, and IS thsfeACsaS - hsat
more dange~ous Feel the heart or g oos ,rs1-
just after he has run: il will jump iiA' ~
hammer. - st-osg
muscles are ~ NftIs use 10 one win argus 5s
respecting the heart In pneumonia allJ sSsI Sor
acute crises a strong heart Is esssnva bsiaS
Ia such cases AZ least. OF trihng inpor'anS az dr.
When mankInds need for some sUJ s.,,al ard
orous physical work daily Is rseos' rsl',v instead
when, In consequences, Vsst q --yxs~etse than.
and only then. viii heart ailments N animals.
rare In humans as they now n,. alS - drlvs rs
No longer let rs permit our he-ss x,ii,ott Flint
In Outing
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
THESE PEERS LIKE THE SIMPLE LIFE

mere are three peers II not more who hco., 20 fari
As lat have fcr generations been settled ir distant c
n'es and which have paecally had nothing 10 10 with
or oNh lsha Tor very nanny Indeed some Of those
pes nave never ever act fo9t in England at all
-A-ie H. iof instance. the Ear OF Seahed Early in
fhe last century ther cerl enigrated 20 ,,e 15
ZIG married there His have never seen ,b.ir
sSthers native lanG The cam;ly rena-ee and today
sSeS 49, 81 New zealand thirty saars OF ace
Married fHe uulJuttrl searals b,,b
ne never uses lne ife N1ss hsyf "a
cal ms iflng gusi izc newcomer r1Ig-,
Ihen uere is Baron FulrfsT of Cameron Whoa Sor.
tahcis went OK - f2Hin long aFU Tho rfesenf IoTs
as BORN IN america ID 1870 ana certainly never .s
well past thirty. N'4 '-7 Fas
Even more striking is the % Baron A,lm.r WIN
II a aEacian 20 every way. both and
tn rf,s cCGrtFg---ausWcf- "A N'-N4'''4
New-York tribune., 1906-12-23
TAKING THE COLD CURE

lleyo thn, iaalna.s fhsaSz can ehsriaa 80 rfs
Mott-I a.. ri swssr my rfrnae~
Grtor. -Bovtcn TIalscrtcc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
GREAT TIME AT
CATHEDRAL FAIR

piece In the pool for some lucky
man.
Then there Il the Forester booth.
and uther places where you spend
nforc money You go M and listen
70 tho hand after awhile and then
ECU walk home happy although YOU
haven't amy ear fare left
You've had good run for your
INQUIRY
Tonight IL 10 be rik'a night and
"a combination OF the purple and
white draperiea nnd Halloween fea.
tures in tho dining room sill make
the rooms NJ University and First
anrsaf 20 great advantages.
last night Murdocka orchestra
Furnished the musical features u the
ureFfam The crowd was large and
Father ofifleu announced that up
% date the fair has Melted about
$4,000 u f. expected that osef
$4,000 wirl be cleaned az before
the fair CLOSES November J.
A bis event this week T. the vat
inn contest FOR the diamond rins IA
Nhich Ihurstta Taylor. the actress
aud Miss Susie AfeAfdls. prom
inent young society LADY are the
eamteHiantH Roth candidates are
WORKING hard for Tie possession ~
the ring The contest viii be De.
sidsn en Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
W. J. FERNANDO TO START TO-
MORROW ON NOVEL SCHEME
ADVERTISING The A-T.-P.
EXPOSITION.

". J. Fernando. athlete, cowboy.
and for the past seven years a pros
rector IN Alaska. starts from the
rooms of the Alaska club at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning for a
Walking trip around the world. ad-
vertisinE the Alaska.Yukon.pacific
exposition
Mr.. Fernando must cover 2i goo
niles on foot and advertise the fair
and himself by giving out newspa.
per stories In every town he passes
through. telling OF the fair and OF
himself as connected with Il.
In English speaking countries he
will make addresses on the won.
dcra Of the fair. and In countries Of
ether languages he will use phon.
orraph tn convey his information.
having his words translated by a
native. who win talk into the ma
chine registering the speech,
Mr. Fernando is expected 20
make at least n miles a day. He
takes the southern route east. go
Ing from here To California. thence
to New Orleans. and from there 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
BIG DIVORCE
CASE OPENS
cAsrELLANU SUIT rs NOW w
FRENCH COURTS - sHHsA.
TioNAL REVELATIONS.

PARIS. oct. 81 The hearing IN
Countess Casisilant's divorce suit
bexan today. Maitfe Cruppy repre-
sentinE the countess. declared that
frequently the count had struck and
slapped his wife during auarfeis
caused by his demands for money.
other startling revelations viii Do
made. and the trial promises e. be
sensational In the extrems.
The plaintiff aemands absolute
divorce ana the custody II the child.
rem Il - said thsir troubles and
efuel treatment b tieni commenced
three months after marriage In
stances ~ tuflaelitN nru also alleged.
Attorney Grumpy stated that Il u
the iutentfun 81 thn countess - ~
main ~ f4anlp after me divorce
has been occurred and sdds that she
vili raise fhe children hers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
MINISTER WINS
HIS CASE

The decision akaidet the Pacific
Coast Steamship eampanx. oNusf ~
the steamer Cfty - seattle. tn tbs
snit brought sEainss e - the Rev
Thosnaa Jsnkins fseln tha district
eeuFt u Washington, Naa affirmed
en- arneal - me uuiira states ag-
rsliate eoaff yesterday - san fsan-
etsco. according e sHeciAi from
there
Jsnktus Il = minister frnm krtehi-
Kan. Alaska and whHe she vessel
uaa AZ IRE wharf he taaftes me
steamer u 80 sune ffisnsls ofE The
vessel gaiiza asis aaa ihs ssf9ain rw-
fused 20 Sc back - peftait him %
land Re va carried 10 Seattle
akalnst hls ailL lie AS awarded
steq damages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
REYNOLDS WONT
STAND FOR VICE

cd these funds will be returned a
the treasury.
Opposed 20 Vice.
FROM the beginning Of the
campaign I have declared almost
every night ia public speeches that
am determined 90 permit no viola.
tioua Of iaV which Il II within ny
power to prevent. and especially
that shall permit no public gam.
bling. either by means Of slot ma
chimes or otherwise II am elect.
cd q will not take me IS months
TO discover whether public device
gambling ~ being conducted at
Georgetown and order e stopped.
nor will gambling houses be per
mitted 10 be operated by deputy
shoriffs
"Will the chief publicity agent OF
my opponent say AZ much a. this
in behalf 81 bis eandidate2
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please. mister don't you want
dollf
You look down at the author Of
this question
Il h q little Eirl about three feet
high and ia her arms she carries a
wonderful ebntriyauce with blue
eyes. which op,n and shut. and Nilh
head Of Henulne hlaaue or something.
and many other femafkahle fea-
lures
You are At the Cathedral Pair. and
its az 90 you. You hesitate. your
hand plunHes inNoiuntafiiy into
your pocket where rrsts your carr
fare alongside ~ a gold piece foF
emergency money and Yuu are Lost
Thereafter yan are marked man.
The dear Eists Just come FROM al
difec tians and before yoa know u
sou have a prospective interest Va
a dainty piece Of embroidery a
tang. Ions shot ~ ton a. coal. a
sold watch IN view and a fahleeioth
You've nshed IN she pool. which
r. a place eanvassed ore from the
rest Of the ranm. A mysterious be-
ms behind the screen Ties some kind
~ reward % the strins natmor
aafN that there r. five dollar sold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31

the threatened DETECTION Of indie
pendent republican voters.
ASK JiM."
Turn where you VIII In local re-
publican councils. ask Who Yon viii
the name Of the man Who pulls the
wires. distributes the orders. con-
frola the funds and handles the
throttle Of the political locomotive
s. hieh hauiH the train u unfit aud
unavailable candidates. and you viii
set the same reply
ASK JIM"
Watch who The ward bosses and
the precinct workers kow TOW 10.
ask who keeps them busy. ask who
thef get their Instructions from and
81 hY thcF obey those Instructions
end orders 10 implicitly. and the
reply. n II Is truthful. viii almost
invariably be.
ASK JIM"
Why we're 40 many unfit and In.
competent republican candidates
nominated WIZ are Henry Beck.
and joe Lyons and Z NJ Williams
end George Piper and James Weir
and Billy Potts asking 10 go 10
OlympiaT
ASK JIM" L
Why are the republican voterg
Rpafhctic. 80 many republican can.
tidates IN suspense and the repub-
lican organization powerless rs
counteract the campaign which IL
being made against ineompetency7
ASK JIM"
What vii be the verdict Of tho
people who are nov asked TO APP
prove existing conditions and re-
elect the incompetents TO office?
ASK JIM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
~ NINE OWNERS NOT
Urrfs TNE TeuTr ~ DC
niL o. COAL SHORTAGE

- strike az the coal miners
Mpksed Ia tbs Great Northern
- y he Grows Nest pass
untr q cana4a. h responsible
exns eztsnt for the shortage Of
- \ sesflie TO-DAY
YFAsr cause q the shortage t.
3 assffzteni amount o. Develop
= rp<k ia TIE mines supplying
- ms preventing "a o4fpHi
.s'sri . supply fhe demand
~ sssFtage has been seiEed b.
= al mine OWNERS and dealers
q szease for TIE Increase IN
y tbs Increase Ia purely ar.
~ 1a1 fepresents additional
r 70 ihe cisl nan
~ nernlng officers % The
- Coal company. TIE largest
niAe otners IN the North Pa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
NEAL ESTATERS
HOLD SMOKER

j. - seattle Real Estate Mems
- 20 ne most suceussfm anos.
IA history las, nlsbt F q
j. = 's'aFy u The club. acted ss
-. - ser John c. olms,ea4. ri
.hs lannon's lanfsoaua art.
49,, ~ the principal sosHker eoi
49, - Vat while Seattle has fIms
-. 'a'd AZ OUT 4 num6e, - 5l.r
- 49,, s IKE Madison 81 No
-. . &c ne adoption ~ me
s.-.. I've system" Of laying out
-, n - purely residential az.
I f.s.,s gsaef Speakers we're Gesrre
Tn, 9 A Rsyuolds. n 81
~ 7 wilson. Il G. PERKY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
their STATEMENT
| WON'T HOLD water

clffc coast countfY. denied that
there had been any radical advance
IN the price Of coal. and that there
uas 3 likelihood Of a famine later
In the winter
This statement Il not consistent
Nffh statements made b. employees
II the Pacific Coast company. II -
kB0wn that certain favored men In
fhis cffy have been advised 20 place
ofdsru At cnre for their winter 3
supply % coal ~ they would not
suffer later IN the season.
Retail coal dealers have also 81.
fered the same advice 20 favored
patrons. and have time aud again
made the statement that tho pres.
cor shortage ell prove Insignificant
a. compared 70 the condition that
promises 90 exist before next
spring
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
STATE SCORES
FIRST POINT

LINCOLN. Net. oct ti.-The
state sas vtetostaas IN ths first ssif.
uslsh Win TIE iumesfmsn.s aasacia
ttgn thla rseruing when fhe swprefns
sours sftsrsa Ehr secretary 81 the
association q bring into court az
Fscofis sn6 cnrreepunGsnes This
Nas Objected q on ire grounds that
The statute only Applied g oatsi1r
corporations. Ths objection waa
fyarfssteA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
ACCIDEkTLY SHOT


SPOKANE. oct af.-Mrs F. W.
EsRate placed a gun outside tbs
house. m readiness To- Nh 4 coyote
lurking about and went indoors
When the coyote again appeared she
called her husband, who was dig
riuR potatoes ln the Held. mean
while. she wont into the collar.
When her husband reached for the
run IL slid into the cellar and was
discharged the charge Of shot pass
Ing into Tire neck ~ Mrs Esgate.
Her husband was 30 terrified at the
sight of his wife bleeding 10 death
that ho cuught up small child. ran
to the house 81 neighbor, some
distance away and whom he re-
turned home sith assistance his
wife. from loss ~ blood. was dying.
The Esgates live about three miles
southeast Of Occur d'Alenc. Idaho.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
Will walk AROUND
THE WORLD

Chicago and then 10 New York,
where he embarks for Europe The
trip Is as yet not scheduled any fur
Their than France.
Mr. Fernando is well fitted for
his task He has an ideal build for
walker. is 81 years old and has
led an active outdoor life since
carly youth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
mARrauR ARRIVES.

steamer Macarthur. the first oi
the United States survey boats from
the north. arrived this morning The
trip Dean from Seward Was al
aventful. although quite rough
Capt Rhodes. IN discussing the
work done ty the survey ships,
said. The rumoF that the charts
Of the Alaska coast aFe VERY faulty
Is incorrect. although we found tha,
aosne Of them were not Absolutely
'true In the latitude and longitude,
haf the positions Of the reefs and
rocks are correct. according to
paIntN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
IS
HEAVILY FINED

A. Krugman was this morning
fined 500 by Police Judge Gordop
for incorporating the value OF
soods while auctioning for the
Goldstein tewelry store on Second
av. between Spring and Seneca sts.
The goods consisted Of a watch and
chain. which were purchased by
Alexander Smith for 81. Smith
claimed that the watch had been
represented 20 him as gold filled.
worth three times what he paid for
I, and warranted for many yeary.
Upon purchasing Il. Smith said,
he found Il Go be gold plated and to
contain a music-box regina move
ment The case was appealed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
ARREST TWO
/ SMUGG[ERS

nlrd. members q the crew Tbs
two aFc suspected Of heinK msm.
h@rs 81 q sang Of sluKgicrs who
have been operating on the coast
for some iiuse.
The arrest VAS made upon ah'
sfcrs from the seattle offiee. Last
Saturday nfxht Frank tnftuk ar.
rested Marry n Atkins AT Port
Townsend as a smuggling suspect
Atkins bad Ia hla posAsaston a
checa calling for a trnnk containing
opium.
The local officials believe that a
~ stem has been worked 90 The san
Francisco boats for some time and
hat thay nos are - the foundation
q the e0snpaute affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
DEMOCRATS AT GEORGETOWN.

A democratic meeting will be held
IN nertholdrs hail at Georgetown to-
night. Chas. A. Reynolds. candidate
Tor prosecuting attorney. l. w. Nell
son. nominee for sheriff, u. Thos.
Davies. nominee for assessor. ana
other candidates vii be present and
address the meeting. Tho same
speakers viii also address a meeting
al south Park later In the evening"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
nnmITs SUICIDE


,Snpss TsIsarsph ssrvics.i
.fTE. Mont Oct Henry
ae' aged 81. an old time rest
Z ~ pioneer % Butte. commit.
s"s'sis YESTERDAY. cutting bis
ff9u ear 70 ear Phillips
=. a-s''sie despondeht Sc the no.
y inability 70 secure relief
i. efixats disease. Re kept tell
~ FAMILY be wished be- euld
- Sa's easy Nay 70 end al. hls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
rusxss or rnE CREW OF
n srrAxER SPOKANE RaE
knnGsrEo At FRfsco-sUs-
Nrr ARRESTED sEaE SAT.
sapAs.

ls<al eaauns Officials reeeivea
~ fro-u saa Franeisco This
|orrinf sAsf when the sfsa msr
pnu.s u TIE Pacific Coast
1nzsAis sonpany. arrived there
- ss<ki. nffiei4is seat aboard
~ arrested G @ Hart and W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
MAYOR OF CLEVELAND ORDER.
cd TO SHOW CAUSE FOR IN.
TERFERENcE WITH cLEVE.
LAND ELECTRIC RAILWAY
COMPANY.


EVNT III VI VT ~ F'N'7F
WASHINGTON. oct. 81.-Mayor
Tom johnson 90 Cleveland was de-
fcatrd. al least temporarily. In his
street car fight today, by Chief Jus
tice Fuller. ordering the city OF
Cleveland and the Forest City Eloc-
trio railway company 20 show cause
within 10 days why n permanent in
function should not be granted 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
FREMONT REPUBLICANS.

The republicans 81 Fremont held
an enthusiasts rally last niKht, the
first meeting 81 the campaign a.
fhia place IN which any amount %
enthusiasm hes been shown. Those
Who addressed the meeting wete W.
= FreuisnbafT. Edgar G, Haine,
Senator o A. Tucker. and 5. q. Cos
grove. % Ppmeroy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-31
ASK J|N,.H THERE'S
Anything YOU WANT
WILL NOT UNITE
WITH CHEYEhNES

CHEYENNE. wya. oct ai-slx
troops ~ cavalry are moving toward
the Utea on Powder river 10 round
them un There 10 40 official In
formation of amy depfedatiana shat
ever having been committed. There
ave not ever 100 able bodied Indians
in tho band II utes. and they hate
the Cheyenne Indians worse than
they hate the whites. The officials
zee no truth iH the story Of cooper
alton with the Chegennea. ard ii Ia
expected that tho utsa viii be taken
without firing a shot