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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-08-11
ISLANDS OFFERED ron
SALE A. pusL,c AUCTION

.watertown. n. ". Aug. f-Thres
hundred islands In the ~. Lawrence
river. varying In sire from about 10
acres to small pieces of land hardly
SO feet long we're Offered for sale
at auction here today. While they
viii not be put on the block they sill
be knocked down 10 the highest bid.
der after the styie cf al auction
sales. II Ia expected about Sso.0oo
viii be rsaiized from the sals. a.
The story Of the islands and their
ownership is an interesting one. They
were won by the late Henry Yates
then Of schnectady. N. ". In q lot.
tery for the benefit Of the colleges Of
the United States. which was manag.
ed by Or. Eliphalet Mott. the first
president Of Union college, Archibald
McIntire and Henry Yates =.
Mr.. Yates was q notable character
In HIS day. He became Immensely
rich a. the result Of the lottery. He
lived In Schenectady until about 1sl7,
when he. went to Albany. and lived
there until his death. He was bro
ther Of Governor Yates and was at
one time q United States senator.
The proceeds from the sale q the ist
and viii be, divided among the heirs
70 the Yates estate. among whom is
Bishop satterlee~ Of Washington. u
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Decide TO Rave Big "**
LABOR DAY PARADE


Committees from the various labor
unions met at the woodmen's hall
last evening to consider the matter
of celebrating Labor day In Las We
gas and elecs.ng the necessary offic.
ers TO carry out the plans sncce, -
fully. The meeting was very hafTo-
nieas and enthusiasts. An pvessrt
advanced ideas as to what would be
best for the proper celebration Of the
day. However, with the exception Of
deciding definitely to hold . parade.
nothing wss done, these matters be-
ing left entirely to committees. That
the amusement will be plentiful and
OF . high order Is an assured faot. but
Just what IT will consist Of is not yet
known. 49, ~>'
The meeting was called to order
by Mr.. Hunter Of the painters and
decorators union, after which q per
manent organization was effected by
the election Of Hartman H. wynkoop,
Of the. Typographical union. d chair.
man; r. A. Shearer. secretary and
Mr.. Smith. OF the stone masons and
brickiayers, as treasurer
Committees Apeointsd
Messrs. Canter. Hunter and Scotty
were appointed the committee on pa
rade with full power to act The va
rious unions will be represented by
float and a full membership, prob
ably in uniform. The fire depart
ments OF the two towns, the county
and city officials Of the two towns. q
platoon Of police. ETC., viii be .nvit
led. OF course. there viii be music
and plenty OF It. The parade will b
a credit to Las Vegas rnionists.
The committee on amusement:
Is headed by Arthur r. Warren al
chairman, aided by Messrs. Smith
Maisel, Rogers and Williams. The,
will work from the drop OF the ba
for the success Of the trust put III
them. Just what they will do viii b
given to the public early next week
II will be something entirely out o
the ordinary. Chairman Warren ask
that his committee be at The Opti
office this Saturday evening at 7::s
1o'clock. 30 as to become acquainte'
land discuss plans. Both committee
lwiH meet at the woodmen's hall o.
Tuesday evening after the meeting o
the retail clerks.
The railroad organizations and VI
Ion sympathizers generally will b
asked to join in the festivities, n
lgardless Of whether they march wit
, an organization or not.
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ANOTHER UNION Meeting
At METHODIST CHURCH
Win Further Work q Newly orsan-
izsd csod Government Lsasvs.--
Addresses VIII ee. MADE.

A union meeting will be. held ton,or-
row evening Of the various Las Vegas
Protestant church congregations to
further the work Of the newly organ.
lied Good Government League that
was organized at the, Duncan opera
house last Sunday night.
Several addresses viii be made,
Rev. w. s. Bullard and Rev. John ".
GriswoId Will be among the speak
ers. The public is cordially invited q
attend the service, IL is ANNOUNCED,
and men are especially urged 10 be
mr. ~Tr
pfcsSn~ a @s~4~ --.ea~ - ~ j. -
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Tie directors Of tbe comns~rcil
club h<sd special meeting of coaxis-
~rsbse impoTssnee isst night for the
purpose Of taxing action with regard
70 the matter a sendiag Q strong dsse-
gssion 70 the National Irrigation co..
grexs o. Boise City the sirst week b
September and properly and forcihly
adsertising Las Vegas and the sur
rounding country IL The great gather
ing.
u uss the sentiment cf the direc-
forsie that o. no possible gathering
could 10 much valuable adyertising
for this section BE- done ~ at the
irrigation congress. u is expected
that fum fifteen hundred 20 t~o
thousand delegates representing not
only the irrigation interests of the
great west. but also the government
departments ot agricultural and the
interior an well as the bureau OF for
estTy. will be In attendance. These
men are vitality interested In the de-
velopment Of the west Every Sec
ton viii b. there with its boomers
and II II felt that San Miguel county
With It's magnificent recources should
not be neglected.
The men who win have the say In
the matter Of beginning work on the
Las Vegas reservoir VIII be there. The
Las Vegas delegation wishes TO make
sure that the appropriation for this
work, which In already at the head of
the government list. be not delayed.
They want TO let the delegates know
Of the fine lands that are being open.
I'd on the Las Vegas grant. They want
to advertise Las Vegas 10 the fullest
extent.
ssereoptieon Displays Views
Already arrangements have been
for the displaying Of q series Of Las
Vegas views by stereopticon on the
halls Of one Of the large buildings In
Boise. II is proposed to take enough
Of the best literature that can be &c
cured Of this section 10 supply every
delegate. and Las Vegas ana her inter
ests will be represented on the gener
al program Of the great convention.
II has been long time since Ias
Vegans have been asked to subscribe
TO any fund for the benefit Of the
city and her interests, but II Ii fel,
thst this Is cause that will appeal
to every business man. II will cost
money to supply literature concerning
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Toronto, Ont. Aug. THE first Of
the series Of races for the Fisher
challenge cup. an international yacht
inx trophy. now held by the Roches
ter Yacht club. takes place today At
Charlotte. ..>
The contests will be continued next
week. The Royal Canadian Yacht
club is the challenger and is repre-
sented in the contests by the yacht
zoraya. The Rochester Yacht club
has picked the lroquois to defend the
trophy. The races take place over
q triangular course Of twenty-one
nautical miles.
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spirscy to cheat and deiraud. Paul o.
Sssnsland. Henry w. Herins. ,Thso
dors stensiand and divers other PER.
sons a. yet unknown being named In
these. Two against Herring charge
perjury In the report made by him 10
the state auditor. Two others charge
Herring with larceny. Five case~ of
forgery are charged against Paul o.
siensland and Herring. -.
states Attorney Active
Chicago. Aug, 1.-THE preliminary
action by the state attorneys office
against those responsible tor the fall.
ure Of the Milwaukee avenue bank wss
begun today. II IL probable that .
special grand jury will he summoned.
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New York. August l1.-Wheeler n.
Harvey. the nineteen year old clerk
and messenger of the First National
bank of this city, who. about two
months ago, fled with 100000 worth
of non.negotiable securities and
thousand dollars in cash and checks
was sentenced yesterday to an indie
terminate period at Elmira peniten-
tiary after pleading guilty to grand
larceny charge.
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70 RAISE srANDAnD
Or clruGMsn.p

wInona Lake. Ind. Aug. ii.-Msn-
ban or the. National Reform asscclar
tion. which has for its Esnef1i object
tie raising Of the standard Of citisen-
ship IN the United States 70 : hisAsr
level. are catherine here for their
annual meeting. which win b In 80
sion during the ensuing seven dayA.
The prominent participants and
speakers az the convsntlon VIM In
cIude DR.. r. v. Hunter q Dufhlo;
Dr. 3. =, scovel of Woostsr, ohio:'
Dr. Robert W. Rogers % Drew Thso.
logical Seminary and Or. +. r. 0tsv-
enson Of Philadelphia.
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II GENERALS ARRESTED
CONSPIRACY CHARGED
Former Colombian Military Leaders
viii b pepssssd Frem Panama
snd Tried at Home.

Panama, August 1.-THE police last
night captured seventeen Colombians.
former revolutionary generals. on q
charge Of conspiring against high M.
tional authorities. Secretary Arias re-
fused to furnish the details Of the plot,
but II Is rumored some Of the mem.
bers Of the Panama liberal party are
implicated. The prisoners will be de-
ported.
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TO 90 AWAY WITH
MINOR ARMY POSTS

Washington, August 1l.-Secretary
TAFT. accompanied by Brigadier Gen.
eral Bell, chief Of staff. win make q
tour Of inspection In the middle west
early in the autumn to study the brig
ade posts and changes necessary to as
semble trops in the large posts. thus
doing away with minor forces. The
secretary will 60 as far as Fort A. D.
Russell, 'Wyo.
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TO PROPERLY EXPLOIT VEGAS ADVANTAGES
At BOISE NATIONAL IRRIGATION MEETING
TAKE W Aovsar,s.se PLAN WITH LOCAL sGsinsss sgA-
ws.o WILL ss easssSr. svsl,e sMTsasassG

Las Vegas 10 the hosi ~ delegates
but this Sosk b too Important MI 70
be doae. TIE directors last night ~
pointed committee cossiseing ri
Hailest Rsynolds. Harry W. Kelly. NE
Dawn. r. ]. rsupesf and u. w.
Browne 10 raise money 10 d<fFsy ~
espenss of property advertising Las
veess st the eonventios.
II In pDposed, In addition 10 fur.
nishisg literature nov ON hand. 10
have . folder prepared dealing with
the Las Vegas reservoir. with shs
admirable outlook al dry farming. fbs
National Pfsternal sanitarium and
the large amount Of land availsble Sor
settlement and which may be obsain.
ed n small price. The folder In TO be
illustrated with cuts Il crops rsised
BY dry farming and with other Mus
trations,
Colonel Twitcheli and b. c. winters
have already been appointed by the
Governor Hasermsn ~ territorial dele.
gates TO the convention. The directors
last night appointed a. delegates
from the club DR.. n. d. Black and
chas. W. q. Ward. The city and town
Will each appoint five good men who
can and viii 30 10 the convention.
Headquarters will be opened and Las
Vegas viii be doomed 10 the extent
of the ability Of the delegation.
Protest Against Trss cuttine
The club also last night passed n
resolution to be presented to the con.
vention protesting against the action
VI the forestry department In allowing
the cutting Of any timber ON forest
reserves near the sources Of streams
In the reserves. the special reference
being to the sources Of the Gallinas,
In the Pecos forest reserve. The Sec.
retary Of the club was also directed
10 write n letter Of protest 10 chief
Of the bureau Of forestry, Clifford Pin.
chot.
The club directors feel that the citi.
sensof Las Vegas will cheerfully and
generously cooperate with them In
the effort To sdvertises Lag VEGAS
where advertising will do a vas,
amount Of good.
VIM. A. Buddecke set the examine
last night by saying that he had in,
tended to 60 TO the convention him
self. but as he was unable to do 10
he would contribute the amount that
II would have cost him to 20 and
spend week At the convention.
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BULLET Kisses ABOUT DUKES HEAD
CAUSES RADICAL CHANGE EaPfROR's fLAlE
sslo NARROW ESCAPE saos
AssAsssAysos o. sscHo.As Mcso.AGvrcH. wso wAs
FIRED upos ~ sotossss. CAUSES rvas sAek !.

insesuxstton m1lAssy
ard naval prosecutors have 1se6ss1 y
try ss rosrsmartlai 20 iess than too
shou&snd soldiers and ssii0Ts 40 pA1~
tleipsieA In the CroustAdt - ovaer
hosx nlssiss~s. The prusprcts = NE
men. however. have bssa brtoAfsaed
by the deeision % the <npsror % ~
point t~o extraordinary eosuninatoos
10 investigate ~ causes ~ 80 ont
breaks st Cronsssdt and 8vsahsrs and
desermlne the responsibility o1r To
demorslixatsons. High osficess q to
government are II the 0ptnioa that
offio~rs are nsors % blans thas the
men. ~ .@@~.
~ Aassxy q oss6sssi
Warsaw. Anrast ii-An inefe1ihIe
stAt~ of affairs reigAs L Warsaw ~
Lods. The inhabitants ars q ths
merry Of handful. anarchists m ter
rosists. The reports ~ nur1sFs I'D
robbertes. which are NOT rsbliaAed.
occur daily.
ii. Petersburg Auxast lI,--FsIiy
o hssdred shots we're fired. but the
imp4ience n Inc conspirators -
them 10 open fire st such Aistsacs .
70 Illustrate their ohieci-s Ds1nrs the
manausers began sll hall cartridges
we're taken from The troops. officers
searching the cartridge pouches q tA~
soldiers.
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democrats for the virtues. civic and
personal, Of the distinguished man"
Paris, August 1.-THE nomination
blythe democratic party Of William j.
Bryan for the presidency Of the
United States IN 1908 looks like q
certainty" said David r. Francis Of
St. Louis last night. He expressed the.
opinion that no circumstances arising
in the interim could materially change
the prospect. - !. q:
Has No More 70 Say :.
Paris, August 11--William /. Bry-
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g. fsssrxharg. August i1.-Grsnd
Duke Nicholas Steholsiesitrh. prsi
sess II tke council n nssiaasI s.fsnse.
narrowly ESCAPED assassination y~st<r.
dsy sfsesnoca a sbes hands a she In
pssfsl guards In the guard camp q
Kvssaoye seia N appears ths xrkDd
duke vas REVERSING the nlansuvering
apd putting the tronps throaxh hlank
fsrtAs practice when h~ saddesiy ~ss
sssstied by the vssplike hiss of bui-
lets about hin head. foEtunsteiy nes
sher himself nor his horse Vas touch.
ed. The command 10 Geese firing vas
immedisiely given and The regiment
from which the bullets came was
marched bach To their quarters. In.
vestiration ~as made and. n m said.
several arrests followed
swss No Aeeidsae
II xas NJ more an accident /. ssid
one II the Grand dukes aides. Than
was the firing of a charge of grape
shot from The ssiusing battery II the
winter palace on the occasion u the
blessing nf the. waters Of the Asvs
BY the emperor = year and n hair -.
The hold attempt On the lie u the
erand duke caused an Immediate
change I'm the emperor's pian~. vh0
had arranged 10 80 10 Kraaoye selo
today.
81. Petershurg. August I1.--Afsef I
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New York, August i1.-Lewis Dixon,
Of the committee which is planning the
reception OF william J. Bryan on Aug
ust soth, received lettersyesterday
from w. Bourke Cochran, who is at
Lake Tahoe. Cal, in reply to the noti-
fication OF his appointment as a mem.
Der Of the reception committee. ex-
pressing his appreciated Of the hon:
or. The letter reads.
You may be assured OF my cordial
sympathy with everything calculated
to express the regard, entertained by
all good citizens and especially by all
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DEMOCRATIC TIDE STILL
RUNS SWIFTLY BRYANWARD

an, accompanied BY wife and dAuEh-
ter, Colonel Moses wetmore and Mr..
and Mrs. Dunlap. arrived here today
for a four days visit. At the hctel
Mr.. Bryan found a4stack Of mall. m
cluding many Invitations to dinner and
sight seeing excuYseDns. The party
lunched as the guests Of ex-Govern-
or David ]. Francis of st. Louis.
Bryan said he had nothing to add to
the previous statements regarding his
candidacy for president Of the United
States.
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kiLLED ~ TRAIN;
MAN Left 100000

Chicago, Aug. 11.-Chas. w.
Shippey, age ~ years, and
a well known real estate deal.
er. was struck and killed last
night by q train which be was
about to board at Engiewood..
TO 80 to Rex Terrace, Michi.
gan, where his family are
spending the summer. In his
pocket. we're newspaper clip
pings containing the account
OF the death Of Webster Bat.
chellor, Of San Francisco. who
had left Shipped sIo0,ooo. =
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OLD LADY, AGED 100, -
TAKES lNftREeT IN LIFE

Philadelphia. Pa, August 1l.-Mrs.
Mary Scott, who lives on Tree street
in this city, was 1903 today. Mrs. Scott
was born in County Derry, Ireland. in
1903. Twenty-eight years later she
came to America. and has worked
hard ever since. she never used either
tobacco or spirits Of any kind. Her
mind is unimpaired and she suffers
from few of the ills coming to extreme
old age. s -
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KNOCKS DOWN
LONGEST BRIDGE SPAN

tween Duluth and Superior. Forty
steamers In the upper hsrbor are cut
Off from the lake. The bridge II
owned by the Great Northern railroad
and the span was one ~ the longest
In the world. Later small boats sue.
ceeded In getting through and ferries
are running. .$4e &c.,
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FORMER COURT CLERK
.--t cETs SENTENCE

Chicago. Aug. 11.--John A. Cooke.
former clerk of the circuit court who
was found guilty Of irregularities in
handling the funds Of Office, was to
day sentenced to an indeterminate
term not to exceed five years in peni.
tentiary, -,
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Duluth. Minn.. August II. - The
steamer Troy collided with span Of
the Interstate bridge early today, pre-.
cipitating II INTO ihs channels On
either side Of the center pier so that n
In impossible even for a tug To pass
and cutting off communication be.
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st. Louis, NO., Aug. 11-A high
wind which cut path about a mile
wide and three miles long did damage
estimated at $4,000 lin St. Louis
county.
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Gu NSSSS 70 SNAee0
IN. Worth. TEXAS. August ii.--Pxnl
o. ssensiand, the Chicago banker was
seen In this city according TO hesry
Adams. . former Chicago commissions
broker. - .~
Adams said he had travelled from
New Orleans with. the absconding
banker. without knowing the hank
had failed. stensland told Adams he
WAS going To Mexico ON trip Tor his
health #&@
Ten Warrants eWesn Out =
Chicago. August i1.--Ten warrants
In the Milwaukee Avenue bank case
were issued this afternoon by Judge
Kerssen. The first two charge con.
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chsssss Assssa tiAR
Ssr ilsa sss sssA - sssss hass
AvsNss swks1 lsse
sssa ssssss6 y ts Ssdssss - sssss ssas
cshs Nsss The sushssstss bssss hs
essas6 seasssss
hsssas ssh psstspsA is hs ths ssecoo
teller - the ssnks sssinss sssastmsas five
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cashier Herring NOW
CHARGED With FORGERY

ynRgE orhgas oglsGvgo CHICAGO sANk
LooriMc-yMg0Av gxplooGs rhAr pNGsioGMy eTGMelANo
MAS eoIG Foa0GA o. rhG = tllioM DOLLARS WORTH o.
cAooNGo MorGo eoa WbslcN COOP MAS gnchANcGp
-AUrsoAITgs IssiMN - GOT osGR-sTgMalAMo
MAS sgGN SEEM ~ ". woaTh MAN IN ROUTE TO nExco
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FIRST PUG|[|ST
CHARGED WITH
MURDER

For the first time in the history
of the prize ring pugilist who
kills his opponent in ring fight
has been indicted for wilful muir
der. Harry Lewis, Philadelphia
welterweight. has this unenviable
distinction, his victim being Mike
Ward who never rallied from a
knockout blow landed by Lewis
in bout at Grand Rapids.
Deaths have ben numerous in
the prize ring. But the usual
course has been to arrest the Of
fender, charge him with man
slaughter, and as rule that end.
ed the matter. The affair would
quiet down and would be forgot
ten.
Now comes the Michigan grand
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that would compare favorably with
Southern California. The present
Chinook" is said by old timers to
be the genuine article and is of the
kind rarely seen in this city.
A Chinook" as the warm winds
are known, come from the south
west and extend as far east as the
Yellowstone valley and western Da-
kota. 1t is not an unusual occur
renee for a chinook" to strike
Montana when the thermometer
has been ranging around 20 below
and clean up the ice and snow in
side of 48 hours.
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I5-YEAR.OLD BOY
EXPERT BURGLAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. T.
Since the calamity. six months
ago, the growth of crime in this
city has been abnormal.
Murderers, burglars, thugs and
petty thieves have been developed
right and left and the community
has been terrorized.
But the youngest burglar Is now
In the tolls with the famous gas
pipe" murderers and a host of
other criminals.
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Jury which says Lewis is guilty OF
murder in the first degree, and he
is held for trial, having been taken
into custody when Wards in
turtles were regarded as fatal.
Ofncials say the case will be push
ed to the end.
The jury found that Ward came
to his death through fall as the
result Of blow struck by Harry
Lewis while engaged in prize
fight" They also found blame
should be laid upon the promoters.
The tragedy has so affected
Lewis that he has Cancelled all his
engagements and announced he
will retire from the ring,
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CHINOOK WIND
TO The RESCUE

James J. Daley is being congratu-
lated on all sides today on the cor
rectness with which he foretold
the coming of the present
chinook" and summer weather,
which arrived in Spokane during
the night. Mr. Daley yesterday
predicted a long winter with lots
of snow, and the result was a sud
den change to weather conditions
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BOWLING RECORD BROKEN.

City bowling records were
smashed last night by the Wood
Specials bowling a game of 1907
pins against the Brook Specials.
The Brooks won the first game.
but the Woods took the last two
and finished 27S pins ahead. This
leaves them 266 pins ahead en- the
three nights series.
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HALL FOR PRESIDENT.

The annual election of officers
will be held this afternoon by the
Pacific Coast league in Los An
geles, Cal. Russ Hall is mentioned
for president. If that isn't the linn
1t. what is?
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Columbia Theatre

Phone 3i1. Geo. NJ. Dreher, Mgr
Week Starting Sunday Matiree,
Dec. 2, G. Harris Eden presents
the colossus of hits, the mos,
gorgeous of all successes. 1.-THE
Belle of Japan" with Miss Bessie
Clifton and the original New York
company. Most novel, most popu.
lar, most talked about comedy
show on the road. A carload Of
special scenery and effects. Prices
zoe, soc, soc; boxes 75c. Coming
"a Little Outcast."
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PLAY AT SEATTLE.

The S. A. A. c. football team
will leave this afternoon for Seat.
tie. where Saturday it meets the
Seattle Athletic club. Spokane is
reinforced by John Bender and
Jerry Nilsson the Pullman cracks.
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FOR SALE BY OWNER.


Five acre tracts less than two
miles from Howard and Riverside;
lay beautiful; good soil; close to
street car; one is ripe for plating,
the other Is a beautiful home site.
One garden tract on bench west
of Greenwood cemetery; water to
be had within eight feet.
One lot on Fifth av., second lot
east Of Bernard St, has four room
house on it.
One lot on Fifth av. between
Brown and Division SITS, In garden.
One lot southwest corner Boone
av. and Normandy St, third lot
west of Adams on Sixteenth.
Any of the abobve at bargain
by calling on
l.. B. WRITTEN,
Written Block. Room 2. !