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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
AUTO RUNS DOWN
MESSENGER BOY

Charlie Price. mcnNeBRer boy,
Mas run down bat not seriously in
Iured At 5 O'Clock yesterday after,
noon AZ the corner % First sv and
James A. b an automobile driven
~ u. u Bowman The bog was
riding q bicycle and was Just turn.
lug into Pioneer square Nhen the
a8to turned the corner from FiFsi
as.. travelling on the lsft hand side
Of the street. contrary 60 the rules
of the road The collision was in.
cvltahle. bus NJ Bowman succeed
al IN stopping the machine very
quickly and the accident resulted
in nothing more aeriuuH than a
broken bicycle and few bruises 70
the boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
[IGH 7 KILLED.
MANY INJURED
,..,, Gas Explosion Is Fatal--Properb Is
w,scted and Damage Will Amount to
100000.

from the verge of the ehanm one
vas that q workman and Tive
we're pedestrians en- route to their
employ mcnt Probably other work.
men are In the bore The RiEhs
shift Vas just preparing ia be ~
nevrd b. the aAy SHIFT A cart
drawn b I've horses and driven BY
q celorca man was directly over the
portion ~ the subway where the
explosion occurred and the OUTFIT
vas hurled high Into the air and
dropped into the pit. which By the
time the nexro fcll In had become
an inferno Trails OF blood alonE the
strccts leading from the scene sho~
that mAaf were lalared b. nYink
debris and bFpken klass. bat were
able to waik away
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
SALVATION ARMY
CONGRESS ENDS

The Salvation Army congress-.
which has been In session at the
First NJ L church the past three
DAYS. ended last night with a rous-
ing meeting. Commissioner kilhey,
who has charge of all the territory
west OF the Mississippi and aleo the
Hawaiian islands. made an address
In which he complImented Brigadier
jenkins and the local army IN gen.
eral for the good work done In Sc
attic.
Commissioner Kllhey leaves to-
dlY for tour Of the sound cities.
after which he viii return 10 HIS
headquarters In Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05

PASSENGER TRAM AND MILL
rARy SPECIAL COLLIDE.
WITH FATAL RESULT.

I.ANSfNGnrRG. y. r. oct s--
~ a rsar-end collision between a
regular passenger train and = mill.
tagy special directly IN front 81 the
f.ananxhurF depat 81 u'cleea last
night. FIVE peFsafa asrs Killed and
= number injured The passenger
train. which as iaie. sar raunilng
q sharp curve whsn Without warn
inx the special bearing soldiers
en- route 70 Cuba. crashed into Y.
The engineer ~ the special surreo.
Hered - the police. The soldiers
assisted ln the rescue ~ victims and
Afterwards assumed control Under
martial law. 81 being necessary IN
eraer % handle the crowd ~ fTo-
PIE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
MRS. PRATT, SISTER OF THE M0RANS',
BURNED TO DEATH IN CALIFORNIA
Was Asleep in Her Blazing Summer Home--
Was Well Known in Seattle.

attic. where she practically spent
her girlhood days. She was IN the
city about two months ago on her
way home from abroad. where she
went with the children Of Robert
Moran.
Mrs Pratt was brilliant woman
and charming In manner
Mr.. Pratt. the husband. is also
well known in this city. where he
was once a court stenographer.
At2.a0 o'clock this afternoon the
Moran brothers had not been mott.
fled Of the fatal accident which
overlook their sister.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
sPAuLpiNo's REQUEST
ONLY HALF APPROVED.

Hafbormaster Spaulding's request
Tor an appropriation Of tls.sts for
expenses Of the harbor department
for next year was practically cut In
two by the finance committee. who
allowed him only s7.Tsi. city
Hridifon cor North Seattle and an
additional float for anchorage pur-
POSES were cut out Of the list. A
new feat Tor the foot Of Madison
and new engine for the harbor
boat were anrfoVed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
WEST SEATTLE
HOLDS RALLY

A largely attended meeting OF
West Seattle citizens was held in
that place last night for the pur-
pose of discussing the election TO
fatlfy the sale Of the municipal
street railway and the annexation
proposition. TO be held tomorrow.
James Cunningham. acting mayor
Of West Seattle. George y. Cot
teriii and City Engineer Thomson.
of Seattle. addressed the meeting.
As an assurance 10 the people Of
Youngstown that West Seattle IL In
earnest In desiring annexation. 2ls
out Of the 243 voters have signed a
pledge TO that effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
HUSBAND OUT CUNNING
FOR HIS YOUNG WIFE

Prank N. Powlsy vas fined 80
ana costs this morning By Judge
Carbon for carrying concealed wea-
naua powtay has been threatens
ing 10 shoot his yife. and IL known
10 have told friends that he vas
crazy. Besides imposing the fine,
cify Attorney DE Bruler gave the
veuuR man 81 understand that " he
u.s. pieked up agaln on any such
chsrre he would fare worse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
WOMEN RAID SCHOOLS.

NEW YORK. Oct. s--The board
of health physlcIans. while VISITING
tho schools this afternoon AZ Brook
lyn, caused the italian mothers oil
the district TO think that the doc
tors we're numbering the little ones
Fifteen hundred women Htormed
The the school and forced the SEES
sion 10 suspend in an effort e
rescue the babes from what was
supposed 70 be certain death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
ANNIE ROONEY AGAIN.

Much 10 The displeasufe ~ Judge
Gordon. Annie Haopey. the Of sinsi.
made her appearance IN court
this morning she had the usual
tale ~ woe on the end II her ready
tongue. pleading this time that she
,ild not SAINT 10 80 back 10 the
county iail. that she would be
elvea the laugh. and possibly slap
in the face. She VAS only released
from the latter place yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
Of DEAD
INCREASE

PoCAHoSTAs. Ia. OCT. 49,
Seven mare bodies have hs.en taken
FROM the coal mlae In which the en-.
plosion occurred yesterday. and
about 10 moFe b~inE IN sight. hus
she debris Il resardinK the res
euerx THIS makes Is knows 70
have BEEN killed. but 4 IL exfifsaf
ed that butweon - and 70 are dead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
JESSE HALL IS
IMPROVING

Jesse ~ Hall. who WAS shot by
william Constantine, hia fathef-tH-
Law. Tuesday morning. n resting
easier and IL much improved to-day.
hts right arm. which vas badly
shattered. - likely 20 be saved He
talks but little aud then only 70
his father a. his voice IN weak
No visitors are allowed To see him
and only when Il s. necessary for
him 90 answer a question as % his
condition. IL he allowed 20 talk.
Constantine Eiili PAGES back and
forth ln the north tank az the
county Sail No sfsps for release
ball has been taken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
ORGANIZE DRAMATIC CLUE.

The hiEh school il q have n dra-
matte club A Number 81 The stu
dents u the senior class met yes
terday afternoon % organize Nhai
viii be known as the Senior Ora
matte club. A COMMITTEES vHz APP
pointed 20 form a constitution and
submit n az a meeting next Thurs
day The object Of the club ia %
stimulate dramatic art among the
students Several productions VII
be given during the term.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
DEADLY ASSAULT

SPOKANE, Oct. Jack Lind
vas probably fatally Injured in a
fight with a stahiemaH, Andrew An
deraon. who impaled him on a hay
fork. driving the weapon through
Lfnd'a skull 10 the brain Lind Ia
siad 20 have picked the quarrel.
aud n Is claimed that Anderson
was forced TO protect himself Lind
left for home Ia dazed condition
after the fight. but yesterday his
condition became such that bis re-
m0yal TO a hospital became noccs
sarvs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
SEWER BOND
ISSUE 0. KID

The city cconeii. At n speclai ses-
sion hsid last night. passed the ord
inauee providing for the issuance
% si.ste.eea bonds for the extension
~ the elty's sewer system. and for
special election 70 be held at
tho same time a. the general elec-
ton
The satlre cost n the proposed
extensions and the uew system 81
estimated ~ ts.naa.oe0 the larger
part af which anount viii be re-
alfred - assessments against abut
ting property The bonds for the
sewer work bear 60 per cent In
tefesf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
FlREARa ORDINANCE.

4 special meeting of the police
committee has been called by Chair.
man Murphy for next Thursday to
take up Councilman Revelle's or.
dinance regarding the regulation
and control Of the sale Of firearms
Tho circumstances surrounding the
recent shooting Of Jesse Hall have
again brought the ordinance 10
<ht. since lie burial hy the police
committee some months ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05

bic ~ little consequences Is expect.
I'd ~ different points. principally
small places where the situation IL
not properly Understood and where
small bodies Of men are banded to-
gether. and being in resenffnl
mood. may put up a slight show
~ resistance Other than small
difficulties o. this nature no trou.
Bile u anticipated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
$4,000 SUIT is
BROUGHT

Suit was today brought by Mrs.
Emma Nordval against the Sunset
Telephone company for $4,000
Mrs Nordyals husband. Peter A.
Nordval, a laborer. was killed by a
caycin at the junction OF Madison
a. and Third av.. August -. while
working In a trench for the Sunset
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
onIelals AZ Wsteh,a.

HAVANA. 0tc. s-The secret
service men have been ordered TO
watch the outgoing steamers for
reasons unknown. but Il is thought
to be TO watch the FL government
officials until the finances are
rtraiEhtsned out Guerra called
upon Secretary Taft today with re-
gard to disarmament Taft is
pleased with Guerras efforts for
t-eace Some other fclsei ehiefislns
have secretly used their Influence
80 cause trouble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
SOLDIERS KILL
PRISONERS

WARSAW. Oct s.-The reyolu-
s,oplsts attacked the patrol which
vas eacorting two prisoners 10 IAN
today. while attempting rescue
The soldiers killed both prisoners
rather TINA surrender TO the FeYo-
Iufionlsts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
SCHOOL TEACHER
ON TRIAL

Ella o'Leafy. school teacher In
the Rainier school. is on trial this
afternoon on charge Of cruelty
beating one Of her pupils. Edna NJ
Anon. Tho charge was made By
Mrs. Anon. mother OF the little girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
oEseRTERs ARRESTED.

Three dcaoftors from ships on
the sound were placed IN the county
TAIL last night BY United States
deputy marshais They gave their
names as Pueolle. Castro and Din.
coco.
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especial to The start

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct g.
Mrs. o. c. Pratt. wife Of prom.
lnsnt san Francisco attorney and
sister OF the Moran brothers, Of
Seattle. ship builders, was burned
TO death in a fire which destroyed
the Pratt summer home at Novato,
Cal. early this morning.
Mrs. Pratt had been iil and re.
tired early last night Mr.. Pratt
vas away at the time.
Mrs. Pratt was well known In Sc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
lsEI PROVES
/ HUMAN FIEND

- tsased doors Judge Cor
- v.aay heard he triaI u
n. The Russian. charged
kz.... has crime The evidence
- - sas nest nsussatinK. on
-. = ne seriousness ~ ~
~ = - 80 oordon boand Koskl
~ ~ - superior court. who're ~
s@ssa*d o. ! 90 bsns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
OAR ASSOCIATION cosvenes

The Seattle bar association viii
bold a meeting IN the rooms ~ the
Chamber ~ Commerce IN the Low
man building Wednesday evening,
October 10. az O'Clock,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
IMPROVEMENT cLUs MEETS.

The Washington Park Improve
ment club meets tonight AZ \ O'Clock
At the hall. Thirty ninth as. !. aud
~ Blaine 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
PERSIAN RULER IS Ill.

TEHEHAN. Persia. oct THE
latest reports confirm the rumor
that the shah ~ Persia IL seriously
.W.
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HAVANA. Oct Robbers last
night attempted 10 sack a planta.
ton house at Guanabacoa- The fir
ing caused a panic In the village.
bat the attackers we're driven off
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05

From the complaint filed By
Grambs " appears that In his 60
paeity 81 PURCHASING ascent 81 the
SsAile Electric company 4 became
als dutt "a yisit the fsalane places
On the day of the special election
and that At ono uf them where i1t
tie sas on dasY Ne saN a COPS 81 .
local weekly paper haasiug IN fae
vluaow ~ an adjacent barber shop.
a. The paper offended his delicate
taste. Gfamhs ordered Lille To take
II doun This IlIlls declined 20 do.
not having been on the police force
long enonxh 20 acquire the habit Of
taking hiA orders direct from that
source Gfambs called np pellce
Headquarters and talked With Haf.
Eaaui Powers. Who sustained lille
Ia hia position and told Gramhe that
lsa guessed Il was ell right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
''''s N seccHo DEGREE

~ ~ , s. Who shot and
! -, - firpo Al RayensfaIe.
! -. has been charged vIfh
49, ? ne, ne second degree in tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05

.nxsrHlA. Oct 5 81
fHls,Ns 49,. 49, receserrt ihfre
lsa'f* - ..-.s,s kiliell INSTANTLY
IN - ses.oa II MafAel -
r. e. - ! ssssnsh. Is wrecked.
- -a,s far uaaRy blocSs is
80 n he sin bodies taSen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
SCHOONER SHASTA
AGROUND.

SAN FRANCISCO. oct 81
'rhs steam ssbeoaer shasta /
. hish left san resivo last night
q hound for san ffanyiace. u
ashore I've miles suuth nf I
q reiut Conception With > large I
. cargo % humber There = pe I
q word u the eFcs
4. ~ Gas 4 Ca. nf thia city. !
. afs the agents for this vessel /,
q TIE shasta has regularly hrssg /
. uu the run between Ah~Fsirsn
. and san frdFo and san FfAn- I
. cisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
SECURE $4,000

ST PETERSBURG. Oct s.
J The iefFoflstH today held up /
J q train near ITO, and secured I
J $4,000 Thsy killed the ,
} guard and escaped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
TORNADO
IS FATAL
Four Are Known to Be
Dead in Southern
CycIone-- Property
Loss Enormous.

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. oct "a
tornado swept this section Of the
state for a width 81 zoe miles and
hit this city Property vas damaged
to tire amount 81 100000. The
storm vas most severe a. ponteha-
fuuis. so miles north OF here. where
four people were crushed TO death
and many injured. The tornado
picked up negro bodily and blew
him away az he was trying 20 cross
Douglas square.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct b-The
residence Of Robert Halves AZ
pontehatoula was raxed and Halves
and several Of his family we're
killed About a dozen OF the In
Iured have been taken "a hospitals.
IL Is reported that lives have been
Loaf al Lake pontchartrain points.
but probably there IL no loss OF
life in New Orleans Tho path Of
Che tornado through the city was
from 30 to SO feet wide About Is
small houses have been rendered
untenahla and some were complete.
y destroyed.
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-, ans, ralA. oes =
! ..s..sen a a gas main :
~ ss .slss killed eixht mea |.
1 y 80. - . sreW. The &C
4 Ns .-,.''srsea Il the subway /.
~ go sra MARKET SIS ana
Is sss1 -, 80 damage 20 4
. adjacent streets :
80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
US Plat oIs1pps4ss.

! ~. ~ FORK. Oct s.-Mrn Tbos
y Is,, aiisT vainly trying to ree
y. s re.'..snd, has dlaappearsd ana
lsap0uts are a nyaferv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05

- I,s ss.,ile chapter q the Amer.
~ , 49, !. Of Banking Men viii
y es,.. 80 i'Fst meeting Of tho vim.
- s,.l.'. President W y. Paul.
- : s" ! ., tie annual eonvoa'
bI!I = 49,, ~,.asiie ciiy. "a sspiember
PIT At ionishi's meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05

/ behold me nov 40 shrnnhen,
And feeling oh. 80 had
They all 9sy now i'm worthless.
And Eoing 20 the bad
Just haze my value vanished.
la nineteen hundred four.
The trusts they caused ny downfall
Sinee the prosperous days Of yof'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
lniis ss0sns.s.

Eyef kfsce u f.seams known that
b. f-nanes@ed this knowlesise aud -
Niiiius - 80 On ths stiffness sszna
I'd testify regarding The matter OF.
ticef lille has been hafrsaeed ln
num~ruua gays. Nppagentiy fos the
purpose 81 di9eTrdiunk him aua
NIth a view IT procuring hts it,.
taisaai from the police force
The iates, Of these attacks % hira
from W Granhs, TIE PURCHASING
agent % the Seattle Elertfic CON.
paAs. Who has fslesi charges asainat
IAliie 18th the civil service com
msAsipn IN whieh Ne charges Lite
with assaaltinK him 90 the day Of
the recuut bond eiection
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-05
LILLE IS BEING
BOUNDED
A COMMITTEE FROM N. o.
LEAGUE WILL cErgso MAN
WHO KNOWS MUCH or LAST
SPRINGS nlGerIos FRAUDS

For the purpose Of protecting Po
iiee officer Charles = Lille ffon
the Seattle Electric COMPANY ans
IL exenfs. because be rossrssel
Anes ledge Of the criminal aets n
election Judges IN the munseipA
eioctioa 81 last NpginE. epecia
COMMITTEES % fisr wAA Appnintes
iast nishg b. the Municipal Owner
shtp league
lAlfie vas one % The sye Witness
- 10 the commission Of freud By
the election Judges ia the FIFTH pre-
sincf 81 the sstunth ward. sher.
fudgr Moare Nas ffAndulsafiy
eoantrd cat uf 10 sofes Ne fvroft
81 ihe matter 20 police hsAaaaaf
tiers ~ the time. sad recently MAIDS
a report 20 chief u Police wappon
stein Al the lattera request. cover
ine lt
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-09-06
A BAD FIRE
AT P0NsFORDFARM
Bix ssableand Confanfs Burn .at
Early Hour saturday Origin
Is = H1vsssry

slrhe, higgest Bss by fire that has
oe12ryred in the county for a long
,peEia, ,,Was, caused By iFs i,crning.
earl Saturday nornins. vi tie big
!, horse stable on the farm OF Joseph
Ponsfopxl three miles east Of the
Valley. aud the stable with every
thing in it was entirely consumed.
Six valuable horses were burned
to death. and buGgies, harness and
several hundred bushels OF grain
1t WAS abort a m when the fire
was first discovered and the entire
structure was then ablaze, and it
was too late to stem the progress of
I the fire. No one except the families
on the place had seen the fire and IL
took their utmost efforts to save
the adjacent buildings.
The origin of the fire remains a
mystery. and it may either have
been eet by lightning or be the work
of an inceEdiary.
The loss was about $4,000, and the
building was protected by only a
| very light amount of Insurance.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-09-06
Black Hens EGGS.

The other afternoon a woman en-.
tered a grof cry store and stepping up
TO the proprietor said:
Il want two dozen eggs. and prefer
those laid by Hack hens"
well. I'd like 10 accommodate you.
madam, but as long as have baen in
the business never learned to tell @e
eggs OF black hen from speckled or
q white one.
Eyes" continued the woman. there
Is great difference, and the egg laid
by the black hens are easily distin,
guishedp
III thst Is so. inst Pick them out for
yourself please naid the grocer
Accepti1g the Invitation, the woman
carefully selected the eggs, and as she
put the last cne il paper bag the AS
.tonished grocer exclaimed:
.'C:acious! Do black hens lay all
the big eggsg"
Yes replied the customer, gliding
toward the door, that's how you tell
them"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-09-06
40. h : Hurry.

.A-croEd had assembled at q depot
In cne Of our cities during conyen-
.tion, TO wait for much DELAYED traiI-'
In the crowd was man much the
wogse -. liquor. In the crowd also.
was ~. ~ pose good. but NEEDLE
some Dsd, l.qses z;ies,o never lose an or
portuaity ~ .lslpEess the lessons .ef
femperance.
MY nsn," she said.to tho drunken
fellow. do you know where yop are
goingf'
.'Yes'm. goin' thiel. to ToDeksrs -
piled the inebriate.
"Mabbe you are" responded the cic
lady, severely, but you arr also On tho
road to he'll"
"Thash so?" said the drunken man,
taking brace on himself. We'll, Tm
doggcne glad thish train ish iata4'
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-09-06

An American admiral, cruising in
the Mediterranean, dropped anchor in
the Bay OF Naples. near the private
yacht of the king of Italy. After an
exchange Of galntes, the king sent
word that ne would visit the American
vessel. So all hands were set to work
preparing for the royal visitor. He
cane on board attended by his suite.
all atti-ed In the very SNOWY uniform
Of the Italian army. The admiral as-
signed to each gorgeously uniformed
visiting officer one OF his own to act
as guide. and did the honors In person
by showing the king about the vessel.
Presently he felt his sleeve furtiyely
plucked from behind, and turning, saw
one of his boatswains in evident agi-
taticn. We'll. what is It, Jack?" said
the admiral. Please, sir" was the
answer. in a stage whisper. please,
sir. one OF them kings has fell down
tie Latehwey."
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-09-06
Buy Warrants and Nor, sases.

VIII buy first mortgage notes. or
county. town or school warrants at
par $50 10 5000. Pay half cnsh
balance Pierre or TT. Pierre property
consisting OF suburban acreage and
well located inside lots. Or will
trade for decided farm lands. Hallct
d Davis piano at Sioux Fails. cost
ncw $65o-will sell for $3.50 or trad
for good paper. Write A. l.. Garter
62u Ju.'a street, New Orleans, La,
or see +. w. Cilley ut Chief office for
lists and plats. Hnot interested in
trade quote cash price on warrant
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-09-06
NEEDLE CAUSES TROUBLE
John Alternately Has Marrow Es'
cape F.om BlOOd-RDlson

Several days ago Johnie Aher-
nathy had the misfortune to step on
a needle breaing it OF, and was un-
able to extract the piece which
lodged In his foot. While attending
the tournament here Tuesday, 1t be-
gan to bother him and DIR. Stewart
lanced it, and short time after. the
doctor left for his home In kimbaIl.
About 6 o'clock the boy was taken
with severe cramps I'm the muscles
of his arms and legs, and DIR. Me
Manus was summoned Immediately.
The boy oy this time was suffering
intense agony, aud his condition
most critical. The doctor labored
strenuously and inces sanity for two
hours with the patient, and at tue
end her lafors were rewarded by al
deviation of the pain. and the the
patient was resting easy. Although
confined to his room at the hotel
John Is now getting along nicely
and will be around again In "a day or
two.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-09-06
LEASES BIG RANCH
j. A. johnson Buys Cattle and
Leases Winter Ranch

The blooded cattle on the Winter
ranch. east of town, Were sold to j.
A. Johnson Of Hartford, who has
leased the ranch and has an option
on its purchase. Mr.. John Is a for
mer resident of the county, is well
known. and his former friends and
neighbors will be pleased TO learn
that he will again resiae here. His
decision In regard to purchasing
the ranch viii be made this week.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-09-06

A meeting of the demo cratpops
ulists and all those who are i'm favor
of progressive government Is hereby
called to meet at Gam Valley on
September s, for the purpose of per
sired that every voting precinct in
Buffalo county he represented, The
democratic candidate for governor
will be present, and something will
he told to the voters Of Buffalo
County in which they are or ought
to be Interested
HARRY WENTZY.
HENRY kLINDT Chairman State
Mem. State Com Committee