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HELP WANTED MALE- Continued.

HELP WANTED - MALE - Continued.
MURRAY & READY.
LEADING EMPLOYMENT AND
LABOR AGENTS,
Sormerly Of 6s4-6S6 Clay St, S. F.
OAKLAND, CAL.
TELEPHONE OAKLAND 7361-
OFFICE OPEN TO-DAY, SUNDAY,
A NJ. TO II NJ.
FREE FARE-FREE FARE
NEW r. r. WORKS.
To Beautiful Siskiyou and Shasta co.
150 iaboreTs-Weed@F Fare.
$50 teamsters-Weed-F Fare.
Rockmen and drillerS.
r.. RK4WASHINGTON AND
IDAHO.
SPECIAL RATES.
Riparia & Lewiston r. r., ship daily.
500 laborefs. rockmen and drillers,
1915 fare and fee is all ii costs you.
w. r. r. r. WORK.
Representative at our office. see him
FOR OROVILLE-SHIP MONDAY.
500 men for the Western Pacific R. R..
s2.25 to 81. SO day, your fare paid.
SPECIAL RATE-CHEAP FARES.
YOSEMITE r. r.
500 laborerss rockmen, drillers, spik-
ers and trackmen, $3.50 day.
FARE. PAID-R. r. WORK.
100 Greeks, Italians, Mexicapss. Aus
trians; boss here; ship Monday and
pay your fare.
If you want K. r. work we can ship
you: call and see us.
MURRAY & READY, 469 9Th ST.,
Oakland.
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NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE
STEPHEN B. SMITH 80 Tribune Building
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NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT
C. c. CARLTON. Herald Square
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BUSINESS OFFICE of the San Francisco Call.
corner Market AND Third streets. open until
y 8 elock eFerE night iu the year
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WANTEE-A niap to Join me in rails
= ing a crop of beans this season, share
alike both work and profits; no
money required; splendid CHANGE for
Young married couple TO get started
Address B. r. p, general delivery,
Modesto. Cal. lat
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CHICAGO REPRESENTATIVES,
@. GEORGE kRQGNEss. Marquette Building
lLohg Dstance TeiephVne, Central eGla"1
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Publication Ofdce. .. Market snd Third, 5. +.
Editorial Rooms. ....... Marker and Third SITS.
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c. CHONG Employment Office. estab-
lished 1850, now at $50 Webster St
corner Second. Oakland. formerly SIS
Pine ST., San Francisco. mS-tf
FEEDER--Experience for cutting
+ and creasing press. California Paper
Box Co., S1I5 18th ST., mr.. Howard.lt*
WANTE Typewriter salesman; Wis
lble writing machines. Williams
Typewriter Co.. 1870 Fillmore st. it,
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uEEr1NG Nor1cEs-continued.
RED MEN. TAKE NOTICE.

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LEVI STRAUSS & co.'s. overall onera-
tors-Our Oakland factory will be ready
for occupancy in about one week: those
living in San Francisco and wishing to
work in our Oakland factory can have
free communication tickets. Notice Of the
opening OF our San Francisco. factory
will appear shortly. Apply to Mr. s. Il.
DAVIS. Tenth and Clay SITS, Oakland
rny71-tf
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dotters; steady work Address Los
Gatos Canneries, Los sGatos, Cal lat
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TFLErHONE.

Ask for The Cali, T7ae- -opereter will Connect
= You With the Department You Wish.
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NEW YORK NEWS STANDS:
wslsorf- Astoria Hotel. A. Brentsno. 81
Union SqgSre Murray Hill Hotei Fifth-aFe
me Hotel and Hoffman House.
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BERKELEY OFFICE:
Pas Cepter Street -....- Telephone North -
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT:
n. z. GRANE..-.... 1906 & Street, \. W.
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HELMS Detective Bureau. bonded for
merly OF the Z. s. Secret Service. Eng
lish. French. German. Spanish. Italian
spoken; all kinds OF legitimate detective
work done; highest refs. Formerly room
5l1 Grant bldg, now general delivery.
San Francisco sS 70ts
SALESMAN, experienced in any line 10
sell general stores in Cal an unex-
celled speciality propositions com
missions and $50 weekly for ex-
penses. The Continental JeWelry Co.
Cleveland, o. Ira
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100 FIREMEN & brakemen on Cal a
other railroads; exp. unnecessary; fire.
Eierl 500, become engineers & eafn 500
mo-; brakenien SIS, become conductors
men; state age; send stamp; maine posi-
ton preferred. Railway Assn. r. 3oSB
2T Monroe St. Brooklyn. NY. IS stsu
MEN wanted--wages paid while learn
ing barber trade, s{gn up at once and
be one to move in our own building;
former students report. Moler Sys-
tenn College, 1447 Ellis ST., $, F. myl tt
THOROUGHLY competent and expert
enced young man stenographer' for
permanent position with firm in
Idaho, Apply Monday bet. s and 10 a.
m, 1s41 Kittridge St. Berkeley. It,
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MAIN BRANCH:
1861 Fillmore Street, Near Post.
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CHICAGO man'in good standing and with
high refs desires to become financially
interested in and active in some whole
sale, jobbing or manufacturing business
In San Francisco with some one who has
had an estab business and desires some
capital with services. Add, with partie-
ulars. VIM. w. Thompson, room 1901, 100
Washington st. Chicago. Ill. Tu Su.
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CARPENTER, millwrigf1t. painting,
pipe; hitting; all-round man with any
kind OF tools or machinery; can go
anywhere. BUCKMAN, ais Ninth St.
Oakland it,
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SPLENDID opportunity; owner going
East; hrst- Class grill and bar in eie-
CANT style, centrally located in pros
hours ride from city; long lease,
strictly cash proposition; bargain.
Box 81, Gail. Il 3t
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ALAMEDA OFFICE:
IzGB Park street. Near Santa Cara Avenue.
c-4s. lhene Alameda s5is.,
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PIONEERS

The regular monthly meeting of
the members of the Society of Cali
fornia Pioneers will be held on MON
DAY. June A. 1906, at 2 o'clock p. M,
at 1892 O'Farrell ST. A full attend
ance is requested, as a. nominating
committee is to be elected TO select
officers to be balloted for at the an
nn5Aar elsetiq2pE. t. ps. BE- bed = on July 4,
I SPEAR Secretary 2-3t
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A TRAINED nurse (male), about to go
East, would like to meet patient go-
lns in same directions: no objection
70 mental or nervous case; can sup
ply highest references. Write to
box 65I7, Call Office; Oakland. .sF 1t*
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l.. RUFFINO. ~ A.
W. II. VAUGHAN, Sec. s-2t.

Lodge. l. O. o. f. NJ. u,
viii meet on the first and third
THURSDAY of each month at Broth
er ]. Hagars, 253e California St.
commencing June I. Members are
requested to send present addresses
to Secretary Fred j. Clark 3265s
Eighth avenue ]. @. BRUINS n G.
f. J. CLARK. z. Sec. 3-Su Th*
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COMPANIONS Of the Forest, a. O. F.
The officers and members of Lincoln
Circle 21s are reduested to attend a
special meeting TO be held at S2sA
Church St. near 18th, San Francisco
o'clock
MRS NJ. SULLIVAN, C. C.
MPS L IIi1N ! Pm II g ct
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PLUMBERS wanted-Men handy with
solder iron to cap and vent cans; easy
to learn; good wages and steady
york Address, Los -Gatos Canneries,
: Los Gatos, Cal. s~ss...S f-3ts
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MORSE Lodge No 255. l. O, O. F.-An
members who have been burned out
and not vet reported are requested to
send TO the SECRETARY their name, ad
dress. also former address, and the
amount of their loss, If married or
single, and how many in family. At
tend TO this without delay. Members
are especially requested 70 attend
the next meeting. EDNESDAY
EVENING. June g. at 1880 o'clock
Very important business. Place Of
meeting 1851 Bush ST.: near Laguna.
&C. s. HOFFMAN. y. G.. S.saes, ~
1891 Alabama ST.
c. BRIND, Rec sec. 1fS 9Th ava At
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SITUATIONS wANrElpl.--MAALE.

pouple, no children. for priv
ate place, city or country, no objec-
ton on farm: wife good cook and
i1ousekeepeT; husband good all round
hand fer gardening or ranch work;
good references. Address NJ. I. and
Wife, 1929 Green st. ITS Z
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OAKLAND OFFICE.
ioie Broadway. ...... Telephone Oakland sosl
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
ROYAL ROAD TO LEARNING
IS PSYCHOMETRIC MACHINE
Promises to Furnish Same Intellectual Illumination in
One Month That Some Spend Years in En-
deavoring to Acquire"

Get wise. Get next to the mental
cIGs-ifier, the ''psychometrical educator" I"
That is the technical name of the de-
vice. the ''psychometrical educator"
that was sent to the Board of Education
last night by the National Psychometri-
cal Institute for their scientific analy-
sis and cooperation. with a view Of
obtaining the interest and the investi-
cation of the Committee on Appropria-
tions-House OF RepresentativeS-for
for the license of this patent and for
the Introduction and establishment Of
this subject in the public schools of the
United States
At the suggestion of President j.
Holdsworth Gordon the communication
accompanying the drawings was refer
red TO the Committee on Sanitation.
The explanation Of the device in one
breath says that it Is a means TO "gei
The Washington times., 1906-06-22

No promotion for three years, no
re-examination for higher pay, no
transfers for three years -stagna-
toni
By the operation of clause in
the legislative, executive, and judi
cial appropriation bill. in conjunc-
ton with a rule adopted by the
Civil Ser6ee Commission last De-
cember, a vast army OF young de-
partment clerks in Washington are
boxed in" for period OF at least
three years, chained inexorably to
their present posts, and robbed Of
even the department clerks last
spur-the hope of speedy promo
ton.
The clause of the bin effecttng
this result is the provision that
hereafter no clerk shall be trans
ferred from one department TO an
other department for any reason
until he or she shall have served
at least three years in the depart
ment in which he or she was first
employed
A rule of the Civil Service Com
mission making this effect lasting
and inexorable is that no depart
ment clerk shall take a re-examina-
ton before the commission for an
other job in the departments similar
10 the one he now holds.
Avenre to Promotion Closed
Heretofore It has been the custom OF
that vast army Of young and underpaid
clerks IN Washington, especially those "a
the War and Navy Departments, 10 seek
promotion by being transferred from the
poor-paying department 10 a better pay
ing office and. falling in this by lack OF
pun or absence OF luck. they would
Journey down 20 the offices OF the Civil
Service Commission and there take an
other examination for a position similar
10 the ones they then held This re
examination process had the effect Of
placing their names again on the ell
gible list In fact, II gave the depart
ment clerks an immense advantage over
the other eligibles. since heads OF bu-
reaus naturally preferred 10 take into
their offices men who had had some ex-
perience in the Government service.
In the War and Navy Departments
there are more $50 and $40 and 5000 stem
ographers and typewriters than in any
other department Some years ago the
authorities in those two branches OF the
Government became impressed with the
fact that their stenographers and type
The Washington times., 1906-06-22

the same intellectual illumination in one
month that some spend years IN en-
deavOring to acquire" and IL the next
calls it a game for the production of a
new means Of entertainment. Several
pages Of printed matter were submitted
with the request to the board that the
scheme be investigated Among the
qualifications of this educational revolu-
tionizer are that it viii annihnate time
in the matter of eliminating ignorance
and depravity from mans psychology: :
IL iluminates the mind independently
through the application Of the latest
natural forces, producing psychic power
and its attributary manifestations; it IS
possible for man TO bring himself all the
attributes OF psychology, including
spiritual mediumship, and thus reveal
the unseen world TO himself and TO
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The WEATHER REPORT.

Unsettled weather and low pressure
continues from the Rocky mountains
eastward and also in the southern
plateau over the northern districts
west of the mountains the pressure has
risen decidedly. with much lower tenn
r)eratures There have been showers in
the upper Mississippi valley. the lake
region the Atlantic States. Montana
Idaho. and Washington.
Temperatures are higher in the slope
and central Rocky mountain regions and
New England
TIere will be showers tonight in the
lower lake region. tonight and Saturday
In the middle Atlantic States and New
England. and on Saturday in eastern
Florida.
II viii be cooler tonight in the eastern
lower lake region.
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
SHE WAS FIRST BABE BORN
IN FRISC0'S BIG DISASTER

YORK. June 22.-Clarence Norbeck.
who was at San Francisco during the
earthquake and conlagration, has re-
turned TO this city. He claims the dis
tinction of being the father Of the first
child born ia the city of san Francisco
After the earthquake occurred.
&His little daughter, who has been
Fchrstened Edith Marine NOrbeCk. was
born in one of the marine hospitals
April 20. in the glare of blazing San
FraricisCn
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
STRIKE BREAKERS PHOTOS
TO BE ISSUED BY UNION

CHICAGO. June typographical
Union No. 16 announces that it has OBJ
talned more than 200 photographs of
non-union compOsitOrs working in
struck" printing houses.
officers OF the union intend 10 rubbish
the photographs in a portfolio. which
will be sent TO union headquarters In
other cities where strikes are in prog
ress. In this way identification of the
rowing strike breaker will be made easy.
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
ACCLAIMED RULER
AMID SHOUTS Of
STURDY NORSEMEN

TRONDHJEM, Norway. June 22-
King Haakon VII was formally
crowned King of Norway today in
the Trondhjem Cathedral.
The ceremony was one of great
historic interest, as Haakon is the
first ruler Norway has had to itself
for nearly 600 years, the Norwegian
Continued on Twelfth Page.)
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So to Atlantic City or Cape May and

return every Friday and Saturday via
Pennsylvania Railroad Tickets good 10
return until the following Tuesday. same
rate TO Wildwood and Ocean City
Through train 10 Atlantic City leaves at
1:l0 ,. N. week days-Adv.
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
NENS STRUNG UP
FOR FOUL MURDER
OF MRS. HOLLISTER
Killing Almost UnpreCe
dented in Criminal An
nails of Chicago.

CHICAGO. June 22.-Richard Ivens
was hanged at I:O4 this morning fcr
the murder of Mrs Franklin c.
Hollister.
Ivens tossed res>lessly about his bed
until shortly after s o'clock. when he
arose, looked out of the window and re-
marked to the death watch:
well. 1 was hiping that there would
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Makes MaSterful Address
to Jury for Two
Hours.
rTRUESDELL ON RACK
.-Argumentfor Accused Large
ly Based on Character of
Witnesses.

John B. Stanchfeld, in one Of the most
Snasterful speeches delivered at the local
bar in recent years. held the unwavering
attention of court and spectators in
Criminal Court No. l, today, for over
two hours. in defense Of former State
Senator George r. Green, indicted for
conspiracy to bribe an official or the
United States Government
Justice Gould had set the hour Of
$50 for opening court and long before
ethis hour arrived the courtroom was
crowded with interested spectators Mr..
Green sat in his accustomed seat near
Mr.. Doremus. the cynOsure OF al EYES
Attacks Governments Witnes ses.
Mr. Stanchfeld was in good voice,
and his presentation was logical and
forceful. Occasionally he would indulge
IN q fight of eloquence when speaking
OF the tender relations between himself
and the defendant on trial. He mar
shaled to his aid with more emphasis
thar ever before every salient factor
from the evidence in Green's favor. and
lashed with the rapier of invcctive and
scarcasm. Witnesses whom he declared
hid mounted the stand. and. as he be
neved. had tried 10 vilify the character
of Green under the veil Of immunity.
In opening his argument TO the jury.
he reviewed briefly the great mass of
documentary evidence adduced during
the long and protracted trial. and de-
fined what the duties and powers Of
George W. Beavers were at the time
the alleged fraudulent transactions took
place.
Truesdell was on the rack during most
OF Mr.. Stanchieid's speech. The latter
N declared. that this case had been born
of the hatred and malice Of Truesdeu
toward Green.
Baker and Stanchheld Clash.
A sharp personal encounter between
Mr.. Stanchheld and District Attorney
Baker. occurred during the argument as
. result OF the objections raised by the
latter on the latitude Of the defendants
attorneys deductions.
Mr. Stanchfeld concluded with an elo-
quent plea for his great personal friend,
the defendant Green. and asked the
jury 20 consider carefully the extent and
magnitude of the present trial as af-
fecting the liberty Of an innocent man.
Attorney A. s. WorthingtOn began his
address 70 the jury in behalf OF Mr..
Green after recess this afternoon. Un-
der the agreement Mr. WOrthington will
consume between two and three hours.
jor Holmes Conrad will follow Mr..
WOrthngJOn. making the final argu-
ment for the Government The charge
10 the Jury will be delivered by Justice
Gould tomorrow morning. and the case
will then go TO the jury.
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
BAD MONEY MADE
BY BOLD CROOKS
FROM GOOD LEAD

The counterfeiters are making hay
while the sun shines. Since the warm
weather set in for keeps the gentlemen
who manufacture money out Of lead
pipe, thinking ii a ''cinch" perhaps. have
displayed unusual activity, and numbers
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Army of Poorly Paid Government En-
ployes Cut Off From Taking Re-ex-
animation and Swapping Places.
The Case of the Government Clerks

There session Of Congress that we are not mpOuned and
doors beaten upon by employees demanding pay
privileges They have regular employment they have short hours
they have desirable places the they get they be-
come organized and mpounate and hungry band of mendn
begging for favorSenaor Hale in the Senate May 24
No clek shall be transferred from department 10 another
until he served three years the first depaent-Pro-
vision in legislative executive, and judicial appropriation bill
person holding position in the classified service will not be
permitted 10 compete in examination of the kind that
given position occupies Of the kind which resulted in
his appointment TO the ser-Cv Service Commission Deem
ber i3, 1905.
Give US a chancel-Cry of the Clerks.
The Washington times., 1906-06-22

To Baltimore and Return, sI.zs,
Via Pennsylvania Railroad, every Satur-
day and Sunday. AZ regular trains ex-
cept the Congressional Limited" Tick
cts good TO return until Sunday night
ADV
The Washington times., 1906-06-22

Angeles and return via Pennsylvania
Railroad, June "a 10 july s; tickets good
TO return until September Is. For stop
overs and full information consult Ticket
ARenLS.oAoV.
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
SUN TABLE.
TIDE TARIE

sun Tets to0ay--....-...-,. -,......-....-...I: :
Sun rises tomorrow. .....................4:s
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High tide today. am
Low tide today. y.....-...............3:0O u m
High tide tomorrow. .-s:45 am. 9:25 pm
Low tide tomorrow. w-.--2:56 am. 3:40 D. m
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f1aakon VII Crowned KING of Reborn Norway
With Simple Ceremony in Old Viking Capital
TfLegnet de norske folk
CBy L. Larsen)

W -. ~~A5cALl
Et lange leve nu for gamle
Norge,
Hvor al vor barndomstid
svandt hen med sang:
ON kjamper og ON klippe-
borge
ON frihed ia! og gamle
viking sagn.
Hura, hural -,
Hura, hural
For gamle Norge, Hura!,
Toast TO Norqvay
A long life to old Norway,
Where all our childhood
passed with songs;
Of giants and rocky moun-
tains,
Of liberty, yes! and old
Vikings.
Hurrah! hurrah!
Hurrah! hurrah!
For old Norway, hurrahl
The Washington times., 1906-06-22
TEMPERATURE.

DOWNTOWN TEMPERATURE.
(ReEistered Arrleck.s STANDARD Thermnrnete
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Low Rates to San Francisco or Lo

Continued on Ninth Page.)
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-04-30
SixthAnniVerSdrV
in the Carpet
Department

This department has doubled
in size since last year, now oc-
cupying the entire third street
annex. Larger, Better Stocks of
CARPETS, CURTAINS, LIMO
LEUMS and DRAPERIES than
ever before.
The Globe-republican., 1906-09-20
BURTON PLEA FILED.
The supreme Court liz Asked to
Grant the Former senator from
Kansas IL New Hearing.


Washington, Sept. ia brief IL
support of the petition Of Former
United States Senator Burton, of Kan
sas, for a rehearing in the case in
which he has been found guilty of &C.
cepting a fee for services rendered the
Rialto Grain company of St. Louis,
was filed in the supreme court of the
United States Friday. The brief is in
the nature Of supplication for an
other opportunity to present the case,
and says in part: -
Believing that the trial in the court
below was not fair one, and that the
verdict rests Oh evidence not techni-
cally but substantially improper, evil
dence which removed the case from
the region Of fact to the realm of sus-
picion, and believing also that evil
dence was excluded which alone could
meet and Iebute the evidence wrong
fully decided, We earnestly pray for a
rehearing."
The Globe-republican., 1906-09-20
NEBRASKA TORNADO.
FOur Persons Were Killed and Seven
Injured by n Storm In, John
son County.


Tecnmseh. Neb.. Sept. 1.-two vi
olent and seemingly distinct storms
visited johnson county Friday after.
noon, resulting in the death of four
persons, fatal injury of two and pain.
full injury Of five others.
Threas We're killed by lightning near
the town of Elmcreek. "A party Of
threshers were at work on the farm
of Henry Walthers when rain and
electric storm came up Four of the
men crawled under the threshing ma
chine, which was shattered by light.
ming bolt and three instantly killed
Henry Walthers, IT,, was badly
shocked and burned, but will proba-
bly, recover. 4} MI
The second storm, tornado in vi
olence, swept over a country district
ten miles west Of Tecumseh demolish-
ing school house, Killing the Koch.
Ter boy, fatally injurlng two other
school children. names unknown, and
inllicting severe Injuries on four 9th
ers in the school house Many barns
and windmils were blown down, but
there have been no further reports of
deaths or injuries.
The Globe-republican., 1906-09-20
J Hinky Dink and Barrie

H. 6. Wellsip f England, the fore
cast-novel man and sociologist, met
an interesting person in Chicago and
In magazine article tells all about
the experience. 81 made" he says,
the acquaintance of Alderman Ken
ma, who is better known found
throughout the states as Him Dink,'
saw his two saloons and something of
Il the Chinese quarters about him. He
is compact, upright little man, with
iron-gray hair, a clear blue eye and a
dry manner. He wore bowler hat
through all our experiences in COM
mon and kept his hands in his jacket
pockets. He filled me with ridicu-
lors idea, for which ! apologize, that,
had it fallen to the lot of j. III. Barrie
to miss a university education and
keep a saloon in Chicago and organize
voters, he would have looked own
brother to Mr.. Kenna."