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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-21
SETTLERS ARE FLocKING IN
Crowds at All ReEistratiop Points for
the shOshOne Reserva
tfoo

wORLAND, Wyo., Jily s0-Cspecial)-
Last ev vening's train brought in something
over 200 passengers for today's registration.
Two lectures were delivered on the reserves
on the Wyoming and Shoshone reservation
by Messrs. Mercer and ,. G. Argishlmer.
who will talk 20 the people here each even
ing during the registration period. People
from the east are surprised TO find a s.
month-old town with STREETS graded. side
walks and crossings. Main street was
lighted up with arc lights for the first
time last night Police protection is per-
feet and the best of order prevails. Prices
for meals and lodging are reasonable and
the town is prepared 70 care for 1,0OO people
at any time. Commissioner Richards is at
his ranch, forty-fve miles east OF here and
is keeping In close touch With ali registra-
tion points. He reports evnrything moving
along in satisfactory nianner, with pros
poets OF a continued incrsase in the num-
Der who come 10 register until the closing
day. Large numbers leave here daily for
Ther1nopolis by stage ltred thither by the
enticing prospects OF mineral claims to be
located in the owl Creek mountains after
the settlers draw their agricultural claims
SHOSHONI, Wyo., Jlily 2O-(Special.) y
Two hundred returning homeseekers spent
last night at Okla, removing the debris OF
wrecked material train from the track
| in order to clear the way that their train
might proceed The outgoing passenger
was, fortunately, Tagged IN time to prevent
serious accident. The material train.
westbound. jumped the track about 1889
last night. The passengers continued their
journey eastward this morning
The matter of where the drawing for
homesteads on the shoshone, or Wind River
reservation. shall be held has been definitely
decided and Shoshonf vii be the point.
This comes authoritativeiy from Commits
sloner Richards, who has decided that It
will be impossible for the people to get to
Lander The sure-thing gamblers have all
been closed up and IL is the intention to
keep the lid on. The registration to date
at this point is between 1900 and 1,4OO. Ac-
commodations are ample for the sleeping
and feeding OF $500 people here daily and
meals and beds can be had at 95 cents
for the former and so cents per night for the
latter.
Intense excitement prevails here since II
became known this morning that rich gold
and copper strikes have been made in the
Copper mountains, north of here. in the
last few days. The first news of the dis.
coveT4es emanated from Mayor ouintal's
office today. An extensive and rich copper
vein has been discovered on the johnson
property, fifteen miles north OF here, and
on the edge of the reservation An old
prospector named White brought into the
mayors Office yesterday piece of quarts
OF the richest quality Supposed to have beer
discovered near the Hsie property, eighteer
miles northeast from nere.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-21
EXCHANGE WITH THE PACKERS
National stock Society VIII DO What
ii Can 10 save Meats
Reputation.

CHICAGO, July 2O.-The National Live
Stock exchange decided today 10 stand by
the packers and make every effort to prove
that their meat is all the manufacturers
claim. II was decided also TO request Sec
retary Wilson 10 meet committee to dis
cuss the new inspection order.
Wilhelm Lacomeso, South African army
contractor declared that Chicago beef han
died during the Boer war was entirely sat
istactory, with the exception OF one ship
ment which had been allowed to remain
on dock for four months. exposed TO a
temperature OF 10 degrees.
J. c. Swift Of Kansas City was elected
president Of the exchange for the ensuing
year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-21
CANADIAN COURT REVERSED
Dunsmuir Case Before British PrIvy
Council Results in victory
for ADpelIAnts.

LONDON. July D.-4The judicial commit
tee OF the privy council has concluded It's
hearing OF the appeals Of Dunsmuir against
Dunsmuir and Hopper against Dunsmuir
against the decision Of the supreme court
OF Canada. Judgment was reversed
The appeals to the supreme council are
the result OF the suit Of Edna Wallace
Hopper TO break the will Of the late Alex
ander Dunshuir, her step-father, IN which
his brother, James Duusmuir former pre-
mier of British Columbia, was the prihei-
pal legatee.
The suit is based on the allegation that
James Dunsmuir unduly Influenced his
brother 10 procure the latter's fortune for
himself, ignoring the rights OF other rela-
uves The defendants mother Joined IN
the attempt 10 upset the will
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-21
TWO SUITS AGAINST FIELDS
Mutual Life Asks Former supply
Agent to Return SI.74s,OOO
WrOnRfuIly Expended.

NEW YORK, July 2C.-The complaints
were served today in the two suits hereto
fore brought by the Mutual Life Insurance
company against Andrew c. Fields, its
former superintendent of supplies It is
charged that Fields took from the treasury
of the company during the last ten years
sums aggregating S.74s,OOO by means of
fraudulent bills and vouchers
One OF the suits is an action for damages
TOT the tull amount and is based on the
allegation Of negligence and misconduct on
the part OF Fields in approving vouchers for
stationery printing and advertising ana
miscellaneous supplies at prices grossly
and uneonstitutionally in excess of their
real value"
The complaint In the second action alleges
the receipt by Fields Of a large amount OF
money belonging to the company and for
which he has not accounted.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-21
ALLEGED ANARCHIST FREE
No Evidence of Crime I'm Prussia
Against August Rosenberg
from Seattle.

altoona. Prussia, July O-August
Rosenbers formerly OF Seattle. Wash. was
arrested here July 3 on the charge OF heing
engaged in an anarchist conspiracy and
has been released.
The judge who investigated the case de-
cided the testimony against the prisoner
Was inadequate and said that no suspicion
remained In the minds of the authorities
against him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-21
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
Rural Carriers and POstmasters
Named for Nebraska. Iowa
and south Dakota.
OFrom a Stan Correspondent }

WASHINGTON, July 20.-(special Tele-
gram Rural carriers appointed: Ne
braslta, Poole. route /, Erford A. Reynolds,
carrier; Charles Hanna, substitute. VOL
bach, route l. Charles A. Terry. carrier:
Bert C. Kellogg, substitute. Iowa. Burt.
route 2, John NJ Hartgrove. carrier:
Gidian L. Hartgrove. substitute. South
Dakota, White Rock, route l. r. II. Carver.
carrier; Frank Murray. substitute.
Postmasters appointed: Iowa. TaImage
Union county. Frank B. Thompson, vica
William Chapman resigned. South Da-
kota. Heuied, Campbell county. Emanuel
Brockel, vice c. n. Mewing resigned. Wy
oming. Fish Greek, Laramie county. Au-
gustus l.. Holman. vice NJ. r. Hall. re-
signed Rambler, Carbon county, Cecilia
Peterson. vice A. slothoWsr, p0aEAaA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-21
WATER CASE is APPEALED
Judge VaRdevaRteF Grants order
Taking Hearing 20 UnIted
states supreme Court.

ST. PAUL. July O.-Judge Vandeventer
OF the United states circuit court of ap-
peals today granted the request of c. c.
Wright, attorney for the city OF Omaha,
for an appeal to the United States supreme
court from the decision OF the court OF
appeals in the Water board case.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-21
Movements of Oeean vesseIs LuIr 20

"I'"'" VI Uce"h NehHeIH July 20.
AT New York--Arrived La Provence,
from HaYre; Patricia, from HamburR
Al Hayre-Arrived: la Lorraine, from
Al Naples-Arrived: Koenig Albert iron,
New York
At Leghorn-Arrived; Calabria, from New
York. via Naples
At LiverpOol-ArriVede: Empress Of Ire
land, from Quebec
At Moville-Arrived: Tunisian, from Mon
treal. Sailed: Virginian, for Montreal
York.
At Brow Head-Celtic, from New York
for Queenstown and Liverpool was 10
miles west Of Browhead at $40 D. m; will
arrive at Queenstown at noon Saturday.
At Philadelphia-Sailed Westernland, for
Liverpool.
Al BOston-Sailed: BostOnian. for Man
chester: Laurentian. for Glasgow.
At Trieste-Arrived Sofia Hohenberg,
from New York
AT GlssgoW-sailede: Partisan. for Bos-
ton.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-21
LutheFans 90 EstabIish CoIIeEes.

HAMILTON, o., July a.--The national
convention Of the Lutheran synod OF Ohio,
Indiana and Illinois voted today IN favor
OF establishing Lutheran college IN the
state Of Washington.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-07-21

kilograms received oy the ponce tonignt
indicate plot to kidnap the two Hartje
children. The telegram was sent by Super
intendent Taylor of the Philadelphia police
department and read:
Rumor here plot completed abduction one
or both Hartje children. Three men re-
ported left here this morning for Pittsburg.
No description.
AS a result, two special officers are on
guard about the home of John F. Scott,
father OF Mrs. Hartje, and where Mrs.
Hartje is now living
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
CALL FOR BIDS
AFTER NOV. 6

Arcor4inx - a statement made ~
Mayer Maofe shls aeruiaE blds fer
the water. seNvr and naFk bonds
Wta BE- called fuF shortly after the
election. Navsnshes g The mayer
states that great telnY Ia the eon.
uifssetina % sewers ana The steel
fruutc wofk q shs municipal build.
inx - teins eanped BY the ailatoFs-
ness % the pfuduelag mills.
The snlii.. said the mayer. viii
nos axree % maks a shipment e
xoots on a certain date. ana ss
usually hAV- t. wait ions time at.
trs ere contract with them expires
We afs soiuK 60 sNp~Fience Krsp-
difficulty Ia getting shs agavs. and
other material fsF auf = ao3eu sewer
plpaw The wead seed ia TITS work
has 80 Be the very heart ~ the trcz.
ard must not have a hismish ta TIE
Nay 20 knots The iamn~F factories
are asklax rts Thousand feet FOR T.
which - an unusually high price
cry cuuprailsF Carroll aees not
believe that bids wili be called fef
Ia ths case - th~ rArk bends. 40 ha
sass a wfli ~ absolutely ignpaasitie
o. sell ihTuss arCoFdiuH 70 adxtesH
NJ has rseei.sa fFur eastern fsnan-
eias houses Ths rufport - his
eastern communications 10 20 TIRE
effect that ths bonds eannos be sold
until after the first Il the year
Their sale then 10 thought 70 be a.
safxd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
MAY ESTABLISH
FACTORY HERE

Ralph Blakiston. Of the Palatine
Engineering company. Liverpool
England. - In Seattle today. He
belongs 10 the A. ~ ! Mechanical
Engineers. and II travelling through
The United States studying the syr'
tenn OF water meters IN use IN this
country. with a view 20 locating a
factory In America that will pro-
ducs the peculiar English water
meter designed TO detect water
waste
Mr. Blskision came 20 Seattle
Iasi night. and leaves today for
sab Franeiaeo. He has been
through the majority Of the east
ern states and iH due back at Cleye.
land, o. ia the neat two weeks.
whafn he will give q test OF the
English meter for the benefit of
the officials Of that city and New
Yors engineers he called on su'
perintendent yoangs. OF the local
water department. this morning 10
get information regarding this city =
water meter system.
1T IL entirely possible that our
company may establish n factory
IN America said Mr. Blakision to
day. The chief difficulty In the
way OF such project IL the high
duties on imported goods and the
high wages poid mechanics. In
England We pay our men 20 cents
an hour. and here they get from
Is 60 SO cents an hour If ne
should build a factory ~ shls coun.
try Il would mean the sending over
from England Of many OF our skill
ed mechanics TO help start the bus
ine2s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
10 A | |
ID h IL
Of F
Hartman and Hill Fail
to Get Together at
Chicago Breach
Widens.

The Hili and the Hartman inter.
esta have abandoned FOR the time
being all efforts 10 flE up their dif.
fereneea Ia the Northwest, and IN
less matters can be Unexpectedly
settled. the fight will be- wsged With
renewed yigor This h the advice
received from Chicago by local Of.
flcialE Of both roads
After several conferences held az
Chicago the two interests we're un-
able even to arrange q settlement
OF the Portland terminal question.
Howard Elliott. president Of tho
Northern Pacific. and 9. n. Levy,
third vice president o. the same
company. left there last night some
shat dlfRusted Mr. Elliott deelar-
ed that he did not care 10 talk much
about the matter, bat siater that
all efforts towards a settlement 81
the terminal question In Portland
had been frustrated By the Harri-
man people
From what INNS people said, IL
appears that the Hartman Inter-
ests would not discuss Portland
matters unless the entire situation
IN the Northwest vas discussed
with a view 70 settlement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
DEPUTY SHERIFF. WIN. CUSE
CONDUCTS GAMBLING HOUSE
MATT PILES IS
|. GOOD DEMOCRAT

on account 81 r. While the ap-
polnfment wsR not at ali 20 the
llkinx 81 the senator. Il Is looked
upon IN political circles as a move
on the part Of the governor 30 place
the senator under political obilsa.
iion to him IN such manner as 20
make II difficult for senator Piles
60 oppose the ambition Of Gov.
Mead to succeed himself
The mnddls IL a peculiar one and
only tends to further demonstrate
What a buusier the well.lnisntioned
chief executive IT Washington Ia Ia
the finer works Of politics While
90 all appearances endeayoTing By
this latest move TO please Senator
Piles and create an obligation which
the senator would find u difficult
"a ignore. the governor has actual
b. diapleaaed the man he sought to
cnrry favor with and has created
smother reason why the senator
should not encourage the ambition
81 the governor TO succeed himself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
FULLER GOES To
COUNTY JAIL
w CONFESSED FoRcEa
''osp ROLLING ~ AGONY
" CITY JAIL SUFFERING
IRON APPENDICITIS.

s. halllas Ia intense agony on the
= ne receiving cell al police
] = .sftefs, Taller Corbstt found
- faileF, The confessed foreer.
49,. hlght Capt Sullivan imme'
sss'ss ordered Fuller taken 10 m :
s.a a'J iall, where physician We
ssss s.enea and found the criminal
hs from appendicltls
~ 4. ne county iail more comfort.
sss gaarlera win be afforded ana
r,s,eely an operation Wifi ba
r.s. 'nsd this afternoon.
ya ssi'ssr difficullier In which
a ~ r.. mas BEEN Involved have corr !, I
esn asht At Valdez. mat before
j, ,s south. Fuller shot a msn
fs,, ~ hams Of Elklna, trouble a.
~ ss over money matters Fot
b. osea that he shot in self A.
! and. a. Elklns was ~, 4,
u T sas condition. he Wa relss !
rs. .-e came 70 Seattle an A..
's'isr Excelsior. y" '"'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
SCHOOL ELECTION.

November "a IL the last date for
the registration Of women wishing
Ia vote Ia the school election. None
have ~ vct taken the Initial step I'm
Awaiting themselves IN the rights Of
s,fffraae. Male voters VIII not have
resfeaisfer for this election. The
election involved IL TO select one
member FOR the full term of three
Aara 10 succeed Rev. v. Lincoln
smith. who resigned and whose
vacancy ls filled by Frank NJ.
gulan, also 70 elect one member 10
sneeeed J. r. Gaibraith. also re.
signed. whose vacancy IL now being
fined by Dr. w. A. shannon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

wAsr susseo AND SCORE
o. INMATES MISSING IN A
YGNfxrsr slAxg.

s<sises rsIssrseh ssrvis.l
KANSAS CITY. Oct More
- dozen persons we're injured
- ! > b<ieFed that one Or more
- sess io<t In . fire whieh De.
ksfs< TIE chAmher q commerce
Nlezzx fonrssory hrlek and.
sane structure nsed a. a store and
s'ezsri eulIdins. ~ Park and
t1snl tis. In the RlTeFyiew dis.
W q Kansas City. kHs. At an
~ SER this morning The fam.
~ q " laborerz. or faliy 200
ss'rs. sefe asleep In the building
- n IRE broke out The fire
s1ed ~ he bottom and before
zza'ss we're awakened ali
~ q escape Through the build.
fsTs cut off The fire ladders
= - react above the third floor.
~ ~fsssl persons on the fourth
20 - not get down % the floor
n = Tine to use tho ladders
ne avnea believe that some Of
3 'eap's IN The hulldiue failed 20
49,. and thar their bodies viii be
e's7sfsd IN he ruins uhsu an IN.
<zsion can BE- nade
'se taaae u fhe fire IL not
h ! vas under control NJ z
y Tie loss on the building -
y 4ls =. N. - persons we're
.s snd several are believed 20
ttss p<gizked.
= ik iafant child Of John Sparks
ao*a 70 have been burned to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
DANCE:
OVER
ksss Nall Passes Crit
ieaI Stage Con-
slanline To Apply
for Bail

-. Hsll = reported az frUyt
ssss Asseisal this afteFuQcu 10 he
- impfussng and Is uew be
$40 b se Ell u danger fhe at
"a 4 snsaaonla. ha4ing wofn L.
u .. "a hiu n a vef1 rnfehlet
ses.iks ka1 he i slovly EAlnins
\ asrswh aaA IA aew believed 10
hh4saiF xay % cumniste recovs
m
n rerNantlne. Halls asssIlantl
sxsa u ne eoantx iaii but an Il
AZ xlH b. nsade 20 sel him cut
q tkls affsfnaua Vince faprn.
y usareey. stated earif this after.
- saAs the matter would be
M y hefpfe Judge Ffatef dur.
u o. daY and an application
- .w bal fuf hts client A.
II es<alfluas are much the same
! ~ eefs whsn bail wRe once
cnnf<s Ia he sum Of fie.0oo. q Is
n11zs< thai the SAME amount wlil
tf1et lxxsn. subject Of course 70
! xssased o. revoked Ia case 81
~ nzisFial ehanxe fof lhc uorue
tizk snrdliian a. the patient.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
OLD &C. LAW REPEALED.

The supreme court has handed
down interesting rulings on the con-
stitati0naiify u the act. repeHiluE
the old reviviuR act, holding that
Judgments in torfa cannot be re-
vived The validity Of the act has
just been put 10 test By an action
brought ~ Mary a. Gaffney TO So
cure revival Of Judgment against
Richard SAKE Jnnsa At that time
Judge Glasgow was retained BY the
pisintiff and n. y Herald by the de-
fendaut Tho matter went 20 the
supreme court and the defendant
won. The point VAS raised that the
act u rceiYine ~ that Of repeating
wna unconstitutional. and after some
elaboration the court held to lts
former decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
mes IN IGNORANCE
Of SONS PLIGHT

Mrs Thompson has suffered ffem
rafslS sic foe many months aud had
been an Invalid Zoe a Ions time. ilrf
death has been memrutAfllN EXPECT
"a by her physician. = Sweeney.
and the family for some time
Nrs rhompaan'a maidsn name
vas Iefitia West She WAS born Ia
Indiana. March ak. 1884. and was So
Neafs af axe she leaves q husband.
VII ~ Thompson well known
seattle attorney, and three seHa
and "a daughter
Tho funeral SERVICES viii take
place fom the family home AZ :
o'clock Saturday Afternoon Inter
meHt ls to be made in Lake View
ceustvfy-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
ATTORNEYS ARE
CONSULTED
CITIZENS OF SOUTHEAST Sc.
ATTLE ATTEMPTING SETTLE
mENT LEGALLY or THEIR
RIGHTS.

A COMMITTEES Of citizens Of South
east Seattle took up this afternoon
with Bauaman a Keilener. Sea tie
attorneys. the legal questions IN
voIted ia tho angle which has come
10 that community az result OF
recent developments IN tho annexa-
ton movement.
The committee represents th.Siti-
Gems OF that suburb who iusiTbfhat
the sole purpose Of Incorporation
was to secure annexation 20 Seat
lie and that the council Of the new
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
AND row rHE STATE BOARD
oF CONTROL HAS GUT ONE
REPUBLICAN as A MEMBER.

slure the appointment by Gov.
Mead 81 Matt l. f'iiea. brother
a unfted States Senator Piles. a.
a nnambsr Of the board 81 control,
Il has developed IA LEGAL political
circles that the former ME- Piies Is
o. politics a stauneh democrat The
discovery has embarrassed Gov.
Mead and hia administration some.
shat. as u gives the democrats a
majority u the members Of the
hoard Of control. greatly 10 the dis
pleasure 81 many republican lead.
afK
The appolnimsu Of Mr. plles BY
the governor sas made without the
knosledse Of Senator Piles. who IL
reported 10 be very much put out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
Won BUELOW
IS D|SPLEASEO
ensmkN CHANCELLOR DIS
LIKES ATTITUDE or GERMAN
pREss TO NEW FRENCH Pre-.
mlER.

COLOGNE. oct 25-The Ga.
selts today emioffioially affirmed
the statement that Chancellor Won
Huplow disapproyes Of the attacks
made by she German press upon the
new French premier. clcmenceau.
The chancellor sees NO reason why
German relations cannot be friend
Is to Ciemeueeau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
.HAzERS ARE
IN COURT

4HFFEHFa FNIFHfHWFF NNFFFNNfF
AARftsT O. Oct. 25.~-Under
the nes antl.hasing statutes the
first conviction wae secured today
when Sidney Co.'s and Clarence
Tihbotts we're convicted Of hazing
Frank Bartlett. a fellow student Of
the hlgh school. The defendants
were ordered 20 report In court once
week and give = detailed account
Of their conduct
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
OAKLAND IN TROUBLE,

The city Of Oakland. Cal. Ia IN
trouble over the garbage question.
From n communication received tht.
morning by Mayor Moore from Hor-
ace ~ Miller. secretary Of the va :
cifie Lighting company, 81 San
Francisco. it would seem that Oak
land H. Ia the Same situation az Sc
attic lacks sufficient provisions for
the disposal Of garbage. Mr.. Miller
In bis letter asks the mayor FOR In
formation regarding the clty's Hya-
TEN Of dlaposinR Of garbage. how II
II collected and the rates paid fol
the work done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
NOT THE REAL "scorTy."

The "srofty" Ferguson charged
with having assaulted a woman
named Emily Carroll an qccount Of
which appeared in the Issue Of Tues
Jay october %. r. not the seotiy
Ferguson. owner Of the Brooklyn
hctai. at the corner 81 Second av.
and University a. "acotfy" Fersu-
gurnu 10 question IL a iongsLoreman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
THREE DIE Of
SUFFOCAT|ON
MINERS MAKE SHOT, RETURN
TO WORK TOO SOON AND
ARE sMoTHEREo.
tseripp. Telegraph servles.)

NEW PHILADELPHIA. o. Oct.
2b.-Threo men failed to return TO
the surface OF the Mullin mine at
quitting time last niRht and after
hours of searching the bodies were
found The men had apparently
made a shot and returned too soon.
being suffocated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

town should proceed to carry out
that purpose
Their purpose IN seeking legal ad-
vice r. 20 ascertain whether there IL
any legal means by which they can
compel the Southeast Seattle city
council TO carry out that program
immediately and press the claims Of
the suburb Tor annexation before tho
Seattle city council. What further
action VIII be taken By them In a
legal way depends Oh the advice
which they attorneys they are CON
suitinR give them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
w,,l n THOMPSON ~
-, aFreR LINGERING
,.sss cAEsress CRIME
-, from TIE MOTHER.

.....,,, Asevlag that her ser
~ - held ON a chafEv ei
60. i Meade Emrfy several
500 $50, ~ Ia t.ee rhemp SEN
49, a,,s4nsy WI II Thompson
- Z .'sss.sr resident 81 Seattle
u alxht a. the family rrsis
=, us nay e. af'ff a l'assrias
e,xefnx ths PAST several
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
FRANZ ExonERArEo.

WASHINGTON. oct Especial
agents of the government who have
been investigating the charges re
laiing to land difficulties against
Gov Franz. OF Oklahoma, reported
today entirely generating the
governor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
PINNED UNDER
LOCOMOTIVE
TRsIxmAN UNABLE TO GET
FREE HAS LIMB AmPuTATEo
VITA AN AXE - DIES FROM
LOSS or BLOOD.
fserinp, TeIsarsph ssrvles.l

MINSEAPoLIs oct as.-fler-
nafd y. vaEer. the rluchieet man OF
the Great Northern railroad system.
IL dead When pinned under an
engine be ordered a brakeman te'
amputats his right leg with an axe.
The operation was performed AZ one
blow. Torniquct was applied. ae-
cofding 60 the injured mans diree-
tinnn. after which he was carried
20 miles on a handcar and Toe miles
on an inprovlsed train to Fly. Man
itoba. where he died from loss OF
blood