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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17
Lats Message from voysssrs.
FOOTBALL GAMES SATURDAY.

At champaign-HHnols 6. Wisconsin
l6
Al Hanover - Dartmouth =. An
herst g.
Al Audover-AndoFer 9. Exeter o
AT Topesa-W ashburn o. kansas
university
AZ Washington GeorKetown univer
SHY G University 81 Virginia -
Al Columbia Mo-Missour5 univer
sify a. Arkansas university o
At Columbus Ohio-0hio state uni
yersify 10. Kenyon college %.
A. Omaha Nebraska Il. Crelgh
ton @
Az Fort Callins-Tu University Q&~-ol0.
RADIO @ state Agricultural oollsl 30
Al Washing Virginia 12. George
town O.
Al Berkeley Stanford ealnel a sic.
tory over the University Of California
.u the first Rugby ureHra8eE.sts con
test ~ a score ~ e % q Ten thou
sand spectators crowded the H.E fsot.
bali arena 90 witness fHe struggle
Az Philadelphia Despite fhs facf
that P.uust#sau.a showed married lm
FraEeusHr ga t.- play rs team uas
HIaFea tea sfIu -f#| HE Lafayette and
fhs game ended without a score by
.Ler SIDE
AZ Na4 Haven Coma Speed sfay.
.H- AMI running rHaer anu a. aaIa
H#.l a victory f.r rae Aa.s eleven over
me HrTeu team .H Hre rf rhs hardest
football. baff'.s ~ tl# season The
Small Score uss r fa#
At Spokane speed Eeue-af4h.u and
.#"h WHa fha same far fHa SpaEaua
aHzh school against Craeh johnny
henasrs heavy .FreHs- from ths
Washington state college Tho anal
z.H-e uas - 20 DE-
A. Seattle Ter enc .hfr8 time ths
E diversity ~ washington has rlavea
'ts game co HH z.Hrr Willamette
aas much stronger .rrn g.as ..7.efel
farcIue Washington -# rar FORTH fs-
REST EFFORTS FrHu ne as-.aH ~ MS
plainly evident tha- there would he
many halrareaz.t ESCAPES Is esrh
.tam VAS PLAYING r-.asz football
A. Chicago NFra-.ra .- SIAM eleven
Debated The lH.Esra.re 20 Ch.Hae. f1af
hal team - Eeara - & q. The
same As aH" ~ rha most r.r.a-Hrtf.
st.r seen Is rHe west
a. West Fa.Hf Princeton defeated
.h. West POINT cadets nr me football
st .- 1H.-H EN-. s .r n
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17
OREGON soulss

Wa'ter Candia wilmer Garter 0s
az James aaa FRANK kiFke. student,
81 Columbia college have ben sa
Felled - President DAVIS for insuhor
elnatscn and refusing 70 Submit r.
faiaM
TIE faciae States Telephone 4 Te,a
grHI.a company has made arranr.
Hsuis wllt me owaers af The rura
teiephoue lines 20 use then IL ~u
Junction ui-t be line arouna Athsra
hen t.ealaoa uishtuztrhmna A.
ae.Pr- IN a salem uvogg stable "a.
tAiea SATURDAY morning by Victor +
AHra. a. FnEIneer and snrrar1r IL
- smEiCy 81 fhe efsefr.- e~w,.r,
bAa1a e'uast hls nursae-s an A..
a. ttf farm - the STATE ast1s- fr- -.
Easanf s-1 mIes from ~ a.rr uta-.
- te.eFh0ua1 e. 3 friena a. ~
t&'mf aflf arf hah.nd nearby 49,
80 ans l.eH aaf tss brains
Ihe ffs aasted sehar-ar r.a-.s o.
~ Ha'sri1EEad a. ssa - ra,r~
"a tar. taa tse1 fava trfa $780,
Hor1
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17
FoUs ORATORS FsoN our ~ssr
Transniississlppl Commercial Cen
aress % Be hetahls Essnt.

Al fhe meeting ~ tEs oarera q the
Tfansm.ssissigpi Commercial e5u
eress. held Del harsas cry. fhe onriaI
program far fha feuIh sessbau whirh
aarus tu Galtrnrlau hal Iu Kansas
Cy ou NoFem be-r 81 was competed
Amoug the speakers uho all c.
ltsr formal addresses are Va J.
RrsaH EHta Roaf secretary - state.
former Se.Hs-arf - fhs Treasury
joan a. Carlisle Senator william
Stone CO Nisssoarl = d Hartman o.
Nee 1urk CouEr-ssmau Joseph r.
Randall president ~ The Nafioua Rig.
er auf HarHuF association. % ID
IoFeaud af san Francisco John Heu.
% Smrt ~ saH Iase r.fF and joan
barrett American minister fa Colon
tia
The f1H1eIur named United S.afas
sslafars have accepted Invitations to
participate d Patterson aas Hsu
n Teller ~ Colorado EImrr j
Harteff and Joseph H NHarf 1f Sc
0rasEa Chester IyHnH aHs senator
Benson ~ Kansas William Warner ~
Missouri Weldon % Hepburn and
Fraa q uatu.s ~ Idaho samus| O..
ElIes and Les. Arteuy - Wa nEfou
and Charles Gl.hHrsur ~ Texas
The governors ~ several states
have accepted Invitations ta attend The
-anEress
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17

Al the last session Il IN southern
Immigration Conference ~ Nashville.
Tenn. Goveruor Hayward q south
1ArolinA was elected president. A let
isr from gohs sharp Williams. Ia
which be exTreNsed the belief that the
solution ~ the rae question might b.
found ia a pr~conoertsd effort g. bring
white peupls ~ the rlEht sort lnto the
sauth - servants. tenants and farmers.
a. r~ad.
tie advocated the formation 81 land
company with = Cspieal - least Z r
GOO 900 60 bay lands throughout the
cotton states and sell them g. ds,Irs bIs.
immigrants A hopeful sgu. Mr. WI
iiams said b. the fact that tie negro
birth ruts "a the cauutrs u Decreasing
very remarkably. while tHf birth rate
- the whiie T~-afIe IE ths gu.f state. :
the largest suyW gre iu the world Nj
Williams recommended the establish
ment uf mounted rural police after the
lsps telnus aud Canadian ~ stem
II, P'ilucal phase ~ tie ussra
pTohlem Ne have pretty WelI wark -
eut g. satisfactory issne. and hesreo
commended q Limitation = the fran
etise D. the white race. he prophseled
that similar action would b. taken =
generation hence IA Illnols Indians
and oalo. he alsa favored the regiH
Enforcement - vaErancy lass The
Importation 20 desirable white lmmi-
grants from foreign countries and ths
nurth wAs also suggested
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17
BUILDING COLLAPSED
Twelve WORkNEk KILLED IN
LONG BEACH. CAL, HOTEL
TIE $4,000 BEby zotsi in Ruins
80 Nen were Scattsrs1 Tnrosgn
tire NeN Str.efare-~a bltt On
Beach SsndE. Facing Ocesn-Nes-
csers Went e Wsrs lnnueo istsIy.

WIN ne warning save The cries -
sorkmsl aha first fsr the 1oars sag
beneath their f-ef. fFe stories ~ TIE
central 0.uk af tae uew $4,000. Bla.
ay Eu--. 81 LanK Beach. Ca. caI
.ausel. carrying ft men f0 Death Ed
fEa tons ~ tangled UrerEake About
$50 artlaHs aHl latare-- Nere scat
Fere. farH4Eh fhs structure at rts uu.
meat e. fell and nearly hundred
a.r# carried down
Twelve bodies have been taken
from the mass ~ debris Ia the has,
uenf Three other bodies have been
located under ffs rl.u- making 2 me
-U'a. sHuar dead All ~ tha mer au
fas contractors rolls are accounted
f.r save ore and nine injured arc s-
ing cared for af fI hospital None %
fle injured WII &C.
The n-u taff IS tuut 90 The beach
sands facing che ocean Tic this fat
Contractor a. r SpauIfiaF attributes
me disaster claiming that The foot
.uEs Usre insecure and weakened the
structure
John A. Austin 81 me frm ~ Aust q
a Brown architects for the building
aEerItes the disaster to the premature
removal ~ the support - the concrete
Wark on the fffh foor alleging thar
me cement had been given but three
instead ~ SIX weeks GO set Almost
E'rhuuf exception the men contend
thar The building fell from the top.
carrying re lower floors Wifh IT,
Immediately after the collapse Of
the structure hundreds ~ hvstanders
lent willing aiG IN the work ~ rescue.
A The FIRST call for help the usDmen
% Long Beach began preparing food
FOR the rescuers aRd established CON.
missary tables near the building.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17
DAMAGING FLOODS
IN NORTHWEST

A vast section 81 the Puget sound
region VA flooded Friday.
Part q the YAKIMA valley IL under
water and worst disaster l. threatened
there
Al Walls Walls. Pendletonand Nil
ton the sudden freshets are rsing
much damage and great incouvlence.
Light plants arc cut Il business
The llearW afr river. IN northwestern
Idaho. y raging torrent sad lumber
men aer heavy losers
t5rAnEevllle L. without electric light.
seattle l. cut Of from land ccmmu-
uicAuous and reports several lives oct
ga that vicinity.
IN the Puyallup valley the high
water. accsutuated by Alg. tide uuw
prevailing hss turned garden sput
into axe, with resultant .a.- 81 .sis
STOCK aud other property.
Continued heavy rains lu tha reg ans
Banned have swollen 81. streams anti
the water averruns bauks. Railroads
arr badly cot up and wire communities
tian we-- nix impossible PROPERTY
LOSSES probably wll. ran lnto the maj
lions.
What the result val b. wien the
floods reach the Willamette valley can
oalv b. cau5ectured. II the mighty
Columbia cannot carry the rnormou.
load O. the SEA and the Willamette
river d swollen. the high tldes Will
back Mp the smaller rlver and iuunda-
ton WlA b. experienced along the
shores ST the loser NlIlAmeftr.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17

fIflsaarE Henry O. smith the e
ssar a#a saH - Joseph smith =
se'fhy business ran was shot fzies
ard almost insfanfly killed by a hurz
ar. whom BE- SURPRISED Ia tha tluinE
7anu ~ his fathers residence tn ~
#a+f rnt. nat a desperate haffle foos
a.hce between younE SmIth and ths
erEIar = evident from RE dlsorIerel
eonalriHu - the eininr ron ana
kitchen
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17
Dszrn Negro TroooE.

= Rene Okla N8s 1.-THE mem
beers - Companies 3. : and D 81 The
Fa-nfs firm infantry tcoIsre8B re-
Gently ordered dismissed hy President
Roosevelt as q result ~ the riofaus dis
fErtanres al brownsville. Texas. on
Angus. D. Rere formally dIsarmet
sunday Many ~ the mau. some ~
ahow ha8 aeeu % rhe service more
han e wears. shed tears Hhen they
gave uB fhar guns
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17
coT ssso.0o IN COIN.


RagoW. Russian Poiand.-The Coz
sarFs haye laus faE beea unsuccessful
Ia fhsr pursuit ~ the reyoluusuist
train ratH-rs. ueuher.ug Toe Well arm
- ueu aaa al 3 o'clock a. night sur
rounded this station. threw three
huuhs O. the nail car - train while
engines xere 1slug changed deraile1
~. ear. robbed it and aea wlth q SUM
- money ~ said t1 amount 10 ss5o-
8sI
The station master declares the
raraIar1u.sts hid 60 the neigaboring
forests and Nere eAceliently dis
eIrHuea their commander giving
orders through tugle signals When
the robbery vas completed the reyo-
Haral.sts transported their booty 20
100 wagons and marched on IN mill
fa-F order singing sJcialistlc songs.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17
NEWS OF THE WORLD
sHogT BISPGUHES FROM ALL
PARIS or THE GLOBE.


4. raar esd eollis4ou belseen a
Snh Lac ifelAhl Ana sanla fe ireighl
two nIsss ssalh og Niciarviae. COL
IA tsaa.4 al Aanwor1- io~A = hrAke
ma - tae aanlA fe. as Elil'a.
Wal.am mas. me yoang miilion.
airs. usp1e~ ui HArry Thaw who
saa.ls ira far kuIAE stanford ~hHe.
- 4aau appear before aheFin =
Er1na Iary CD defsnd himaeh against
tas eh4rks mace 10 his moiher ihai
b. - = hahlt4ai druskAra
a - reported "a resiatie authority
thai Is. Me1loan Ceulral railroad has
hsssn Purchases b. me ChlcaEu. hoeA
islAn1 a psclnc and - uoN 3 part -
ths Rosa gslazG systess.
The oalcaAi Uiecli0a returns a. the1
essns Ia cui doNH Governor HncA 8
pinraUty Ia k&asaS bug there =
saArcs.g gsssibsatY uow nat the9
al brlAg his plurality sgios soye
TNo nlAakea men. each armed sith
4 brace q rwEulFers. eaterea tae "a
seen q nemp@ey a Harris ai SAL l.u4s
ulaspo. ca and heid ~ r. J.. lsemp
- ons af TIE progriesofs ana sst
era o1hers who were p - piace
mgrrss "a oumpssiee "a opes NE safe
Eram Ahsah s&gN wAS aaadea 0ser GO
the roalseTs who. after rising NE casA
reEister. taking = driRk aha sJns q
Ears and = ssStle ~ wkaakT. iefl ths
s4loon ca = raH.
TFlAl ~ ne charges against The VAR
sas Chicago cumpzEi9s tBalcts4 fol
G4l@gea comh4RAttun In ra4lrAint ~
trAae Ana couaEerce hAs bana gost
paned uutA IsaceulssT ~. neslbaT ths
government nor lhe pao&erB bs.Es
ready fsT trial
TIE trpuhle begwean tie uuioz
Ewncamen sna the - railroads estaT
ana Chicago has beeu salasissi. Aad a.
oanEeg 81 a sirae q the =. 90 meG
kss b~ea aFo4sea
Auaun Tea According 70 a ais
PATCH Resolved ~ Governor Latham
fron Captain McIbuna.- - the ranges
foFle he ri0llaE has erased a. Rll
Gsahas CITY
n ne fam8us old Harper Publish
inE house IN Franklin square. Ne~
ferE saturday uighg nearlF sso mel
AZ uuu1en prominent In American
laeraFy uie eeiehrAf@6 vita Hears
Kills Alaen. fur - years e.4ssgr u
HarEsz Asnfhiy. the seventeen ami
versarg q his blrth Isariug ths din
nsr iu1tora uf congratulations from
l'raaadenl Roosevelt as Sams@l 4.
Clemena a. NJ Alaen uere re4a
Glnetnmati- Fsaalulizpas eAIllns
tAe Arfian ~ 1re3ldent Roosevelt IA
alschArEing the three companies u
neEru truops fram the army fur 81
tark on cit.Eaus ~ Teas. 'despofIc
asaruaiian of power.- the rnlon IL
g.ubaean ciuH Condemned ne action
81 ths president
fannE aaarrel in a gambling room
uear Pom hllss Texas. twa soldier
q. the fueutg afth infantry tcoloredl
eere shes 4ba a.Iea Another soldier
a.eo . meulter 81 tbs traap. has been
ARRESTED aut charges vita masaas
AZ saea' rebarI sags that seeera.
hefrs led - man banned Ferre n
rssreuf.g surprises a police Gasp lu the
tfcinlg ~ Nnkop. wsundinE tao
uueEzsn. seif.uE their euns ana suhsa
sa~ntir capturing q corporal ~ police
ne colaa.aI government has adapts8
Hasasures ta sappress The disorder
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17

Al iHFssstsaflun ~ TIE h..frs--
saNiheis of 80 soezned staaa~es -.
~ - maae - ~ aeparm.r. -
l1siioe ? , Hll q; naz.na a. -
silointea as Eneciai afsarnsr = -
ihe tnnziry TIE a1raais - - y.
HarlHeff 81 nuf aaeass ne go
~ : T. believed thaf zr-za--r
saier ne saerHan autl.trusf la i Il
EzeE.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17
IDAHO NEWS

Heavy rains che past seek caused
. r-e 80 four teef Iu The Clearwater
.rer and Flf stop ~ construction
aars ga the railway bridge.
Tie Hope po-tatlce VAS robbed re-
#arIs lEe robbers securing about So
from the HU. which Nas found later
Hu lEa akefrHur
judge usa.-s IS suI the court az
Hua. Although Hope weut repubil-
sau Gy a large majority Justice John
ul..eF Nas reelected. lie vas the
auIg democrat elected
Fsr- originating from a defective
Cue .u th- Reynolds hotel Orohuo. de-
sr-8gea the building and store and
contents ~ the White Front Furniture
company. total loss. ss5ao.
Dc is said plans are being perfected
for the building = 80 treating plant
~ the Northern Pacific 10 be- located
10 Standpoint IFS cost Be- estimated Al
from $50 880 fo go o91. depending
upon fh- process decided upon for
treating the timber
u IS definitely settled that Judge
Frank Smith ~ the Seventh district,
before whom The Meyer Hay~oOd cases
are pending has been defeated BY I'd
Nard l.. Bryan hy about 81 votes.
A brickyard may BE- established a.
Spaidiug soon. where FIRE and paving
brick wiil b made Ia large quantities.
also white pressed brick.
A monster wildcat Vas captured re-
cekfly II a steel trap By c. " Bittle
- HatWai creek
WheE President Roosevelt. before
leaving for Panama. signed a procla-
nation creating four new forest re-
serves IN Idaho. and charging tao
others he added fo the reserve area
ot the state 7.4a6.55s acres He created
every reserve recommended by the
forest service including the Shoshone
reserve in northern Idaho. which vas
So vigorously fought - Senator Hey
1ura
The Shoshone reserve Is created ia
conjunction ~ith the Occur d-AIene re-
serve adjoining IL on the north. and
wo others go Poe known as the Occur
Aleue reserve Their aggregate area
Is 100000 acres They lie In Shoshone
ana kno-enaI counties extending
Hrr'haard fo The middle = Lake Pend
q ore.He
The lemhi reserve. next ia size. en-
braces l..st.4#H acres ia Tamhi and
Custer counties This reserve consists
". zh-eH na--aH strips af land running
northwest and southeast adjoining fha
Montana boundary Trnrma-an.s
streams 'har mHry into the Ieuhi
river head En- ft.s territory.
IN extreme northeastern Idaho. on
.a. British Column. and Montana
r IH"-4" acres hasa been reserved
forming HH small segment 60 the
larger h1#.ara. reserve Ir Narrana
lbs. The LsmfI ftss reserve lies on
.HH ves- Slope ~ fa- Rocky mountains.
The Salmon river reserve Iu IemhI
End Custer c1anies embraces a.zar zee
1rr.s Ir comprises a solid block ~
mountainous country FIuE between
'he Salmon river and the middle fork
Hf The Salmon river
% Cs-sa and Oneida counties eqr
97f acres have been saf apart as ne
Raft river reserve. embracing many
tributaries ~ Raft river and Deep
creek
Numerous additions are made 90 the
@aRfoorh reserve. their aggregate area
being 1919 acres These additions
are made ar various points along the
present boundary
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17

EHeHs Ala Nov a. So. .s..
afoke af ia re BE- Sienna nlsrf =.
a'fes fras nv.sla- an Wa
s saaset q iass ~ a. aaa ~.
FHaf vas DESTROYED a-f
afeerahaf aarne3 - the hfrs 80
50 NJ Hia ~ ne NesHs Ha-sua,s
caHpaEF ~ the raver fruas - 80
p faraf g Ne lansr oumpany us-.
aaEfruyef
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17
California Tram Wrecked

Mars -F..e. 's.--A uar-hHauud local
Southern Pacific train vas derauef
.-7.. sre engine. tender and HaEEaE.
.s- E#rE &C rs foot emhaukmeut
EaEus.r N.Nauara vas hlrt inter
ra.F ana ra#iY eaalsed. Fireman -
Alien Bad ts 'ee .sE broken and hls
a.y and Em"s faarulg scaIsel
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17
Espe1t . Large co-r c-op.

The preliminary returns % the crop
mating tas-s ~ me department ~
r+-rs #a.a.fr 5rsf issued shows
D production ~ corn 5u 1905 ro De
$50 est H#s bushels 90 ar average az
= ta rhe acre a. compared u.rr an
'Fe-aFs yield Of = bushels estimated
n ICES
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17

N@FfAfA1 ~ NJ r.
Raiph Doan. ls years old. soB % 4.
A Isoau q Endioort uhlle hanung for
durks on the Pai8uss river. was ac-
cldsutaliy allied by the discharge %
his shotgun
Oue 20 fE@ uusf % r1 date churches
in tts northwest ls fte urs CArstlan
church. llst receiving finishing
t1letes o. WaIa WaIa The tolAl
oust sIU be- $500
A poultry sh1u wIu be bed IN spo.
kaae neat January
spoaaue mag get supreme court ses-
sl1Ea
The executive council - the WAIST.
lagoon Stale Bankers association has
taken preliminary steps toward the
framing ~ a Usa state tar.uE az
Superior Judge .arrtsar 90 seattle
has rendered 90 e-aI decision sustain
.ug 'hs ieEa. validity of rEs proposed
ISSUANCE ~ S1H.ats I'D kInE county
aolls to reimburse james Moore
ai sr D. fas constructed the proposed
IaEa Washington canal
&-s Maud Crere.a widow - the.
rafar9le haF Roller. CreatII mur
lersl ty George Mitchell 1 Seattle
eaa ia turn aas murdered Hy Esther
Michel E.s SISTER .- al fba verge
If 1rrs.az COLLAPSE. Mrs errneit BE-
DEB. Isl Case county jail .n Seattle as
d prisoner R#.t Esther Mitchell
Governor Mead has announced that
be- a.# name C..EzsHs. committees Re-
sfserIFs.F ta yIs.f fhs state school
far deaf and blind al Vancouver and
TIE state reform school a. Chehals
r9 investigate and mas- suggestions
strong pressure brought ra bear ts
fhs Wash3lErar farmers has done
mara f9 induce she state ~ Oregon
fo continue fls operation ~ the ror-
fass ROAD along fbe Columbia river a.
Cello
Chester Thompson. accused - muir
Der iu the FIRST degree for fhe killing
0i q Meade Emory 8u July 2. uIu be-
tired lu Tacoma fhs county seat ~
Pierce county Judge Frater has
granted change ~ venue asked for
80 Thompson
F'ree letter carriers vii soon be- IN /
stalled 81 Ellens1urE
T. Wagner. one of the most e1ten |
sIFs fruit growers IL The Weuatchee /
valley Is iu Australia marketing six /
carloads ~ fancy apples which be
shipped from here a few weeks ago
Burglars recently entered the Ore
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17

NeE Ncrk-Th- bronze tablet on
re monument erected in The Lutheran
cemetery on the outskirts ~ Brooklyn.
'o fhe memcrv - the victims ~ the
turning = tie steamer General $40
rum has been stolen
The cusf - the tablaf which uas
'Hz"e feef square eas about Fs-a
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17

FHFrr Thousand Polish efE
.r.T persist .r refusing -r -r=-ara IN
#s German .auEuaEe En- raf-.aus iu.
-.rrr..H- .- .Hr public srha# and fle
1-ar EuEarrnserf continues tH Fu
rF Measures des5 Euet Cd convince rra
'rsr ard rhsir Hareu-a .tas theIr
Stance uEl 20 ~ a. srsT
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17

TEr taTnlar 80 the n1sEnterr
Brothers aarsluT baase af Sau jesse
Ca. resulted Ir e fH.ar l-es ~ So
Including U-anes rafaef a. SIS.
.#H Tae amount of .rsa-aEra ls an
kraun
ne ere e. heHeFfF fr have org uat
led In tEe boiler raru
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-17
Gen. Shafter
Is Dead

MAJOR General William Rufus shat.
ter, Is. A. retired. died last Monday
AZ the ranch Of Captain " Il Next
tFlca his sun-ln-law. 20 miles south q
bakersfield. Cal. after Al illness Of
seven day despite t4e best medical at
teuftou "a California
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k-na -ssssn Is u Enal.na

kias Hsasou - So-say. 2uaeu
Naua and Grown Prime Olaf are Ia
EnsIand King Haskon ard rs fam
- ell - the guests - King Edwars
and QueHn Alexandra a. Wsrzs1r cas-
.rs during their stay iu England
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nurnH 1875 there wc-a u-erkaf
burned and fouuaeree a. SEA -
steam vessels. = a ne aggregate tor
sage ~ 2sselt and - sailing ves
sels - ia SO tans.
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Mr. CITY BOsrser vas beIas eus-.
tAlned by his raral sweethesrt 10
80 pay and sing When the Cows Are
II tAs Cora Ms MllywsighT- Lord
a-ess Foa- no = she Calculated 4 zet
- oaza al1 c14=s 'el aal -HarEzers
W@aslr
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Superior JUDGE NrEueu ~ ChI-arr
arrses STR rrearfr.1 iatar rhaf -EaT
f-umeuf as iulanertan- has r1ne tnc
far
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TWO Terms PLENTY
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT SAYS
He Is NOT A CANDIDATE.
Msses ths Statement ~ Fscsnt con.
ference 81 Ahnenosse-Thtnks t~s
terms is ssfficient for the Presiasni
% TIE Untee ststss-Rssaras This
- rs seeonc Tsru,

b. sas announced ar Washington. ~
g.. SUNDAY that President Roosevelt
before starting ~ bs Pauama TIM
,pah occasion af White House con.
terence f# again strongly relferate his
public commencement thar no rauih3ua
...u ~ ..rHlu .aHoss could induce aim
.a become candidate fur ree sctlou
n lsHs l .s said tlf subject Ras
.faa.hs- 81 HEs q fhe 80 Isrs alIudIuF
"a. frequent publications vhl-h 1eclar.
.rH president fH b. f1s logical nan
H .aaa t.s party q. victory The presI
aenf. Iu declaring faar hs had MOI
aals. as m.lt eaursssef aYureeia.
.aH - .ta compliment implied Hs
alt .naf While The suggestion AS
bra doubt made lH a. sincerity Il was
rnlarf4a SING because 81 created the
impression that be- could 10 svayee
iraw BE former attitude be- said his
decision 90 retire a. the conclusion of
lts present term was irreFoeaule The
president subscribed o. the time hon
.Efl tradition that fhe rr s5seuf 81 the
nIea States could uaf serve more
rhau fau terms be regarded This a.
tts second term. So secuted the suE
Eesiion that fhs policies he had been
pursuing could NOT. or xould not be
carried ~ their conclusion % bis sue
0essor whoever be might b.
Lsts Message From Voyspsrs.
According to wireless messages re-
ceiYed a. the white House from the
taftieship Louisiana President Rose
selt and party are experiencing nne
seather and greatly enjoying the trip
The president and Mrs Roosevelt
are greatly enjoying the trip. spending
q great deal - time on deek