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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-08
THE CITY
Continued from page s.,


Judge Burke Of the Fifth district. who
arrived Sunday and heard the argu-
ments this morning. AS result he
issued peremptory writ ordering the
Mel eani county board Of canyassers to
reconvene and recount the vote at the
late primary election for clerk of
court. 55:ss sTss5g. - :: =.
From the testimony adduced it ap-
pears that when the votes were can
vassed on the 18th Of last June the
poll book Of precinct No. So was not
at hand and no one seemed to know
where it was. The board of n can
vassers found that according to the
poll books canyassed Raugust had
three more votes for clerk of court
than Malloy and certificate was
issued to the; former.
In July Malloy wrote letter to
Judge Winchester in which he said
the poll book had not been sent in to
the auditors office until the 18th, and
the attorney for Raugust claimed that
because the book was not returned at
the proper time the vote Of that pre-
cinct should not be counted. 1t is
understood, however, that Malloy was
misinformed and that according to
the affidavits Of the precinct election
officers the poll book had really been
sent in June 20. The book was
wrapped up in unused and spoiled
ballots, got lost with other old papers
but was later found among some rub
bish. Judge Burke held that the fact
that the poll book was not at hand at
the time the vote was canvassed was
not warranty for the canvassing board
disfranchising the voters Of precinct
36, and that it was their duty to see
that the returns were on hand before
the vote was counted, and cited
several cases where the board in
other counties had compelled the re-
turn Of the poll books. According to
Malloy's contention, If the votes from
Use : ltli L-r,g-H-s
precinct 36 are counted he will have
two votes more than Raugust and will
therefore be entitled to the certificate
Of nomination and to have his name
placed on the official ballot. ..Esf
nunder Southern Skies which
appears in this city next Thursday
evening, is one of the series of plays
by Lottie Blair Parker. which por-
tray life in different sections Of our
country. The first, depicting New
England life, was called way Down
East. = The second one, Under
Southern Skies was first copyright
ed as @'ttWay Down South" 1t was
| o S
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& Frohman's theater on Oct. 30
1901, under the caption way Down
South or Under Southern Skies"
In this country, although known un-
der both titles, Under Southern
Skies" has finally come to be used
exclusively. as sub-titles are not so
much in favor as. a single name.
'.Under Southern Skies" now stands
without a rival as a picture of south
ern life. Mrs Parker is thoroughly
familiar with southern people, their
customs and manner of thought, and
some of her closest friends have been
southerners. Mrs. Parker says that
Under Southern Skies has a foun-
dalton in fact, for it was based upon
the romantic history Of young
southern girl which was related to
her by one of these friends. H. Per-
haps it is this underlying vein Of
truth and reality in the play that
has given it such vital force, But
whatever the cause the fact remains
that Under Southern Skies is one
Of the best paying attractions on the
road today. Large and enthusiastic
audiences are the rule wherever it
is presented. and this, its sixth sea-
son, finds it enjoying greater popu-
larity than ever. An unusually large
cast, twenty-seven people, is en-
ployed in the presentation of the
play, the. stage settings are life-like
reproductions Of the scenes in the
sunny south, and a Halloween cele-
bration is reproduced, which sur
passes anything of the kind eyer seen
upon the stage. ..s 80 :
Pigs In the Valley There are
things doing down at Lidgerwood.
The Broadax man, John Andrews,
published an article last week expos
ing the piggers. Most of them closed.
This week he pours in another broad.
side and there are things doing all
along the line. Rev. Farrand of the
Methodist church preached a sermon
on the pigging situation and among
other lurid things said: / am in
formed sarhat a blind pigger in this
city has said in the presence of wit
nesses that he pays hush money to
the sheriff Of this county and that the
present administration has been fixed
= and you know what that means!''
For Poor Farn1--The Barnes coun-
ty commissioners at their recent SEES
sion, decided to submit to a vote Of
the people, proposition for buying a
poor farm and equiping it with build.
lngs. The resolution passed by the
board was for the voters at the gen
eral election on November z, to au-
thorize the commissioners to levy a
tax in 1907 to raise: $4,000 for the
project. There is a similar agitation
in this county, it being felt that
indigents can be cared for at half the
present cost If there was a. county
poor house. $ II. 5s;5 s5ss: *:s
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I Advertisements under this head will be in.
serted for ONE CENT A WORD each inser-
tion. No publication for less than 1sc. Cash,
must accompany out of town orders
S Advertisements in this column having letters
or numbers MUST be answered through CORE
spondence. So - 4 - ~
To insure publication OF advertisements in
these columns copy must be in before $3.50
p. M !s5 GE5..s -. IF ,-5s,.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-08

Wholesome baking, madam, de-
ponds upon the kind Of baking powder
you use--Hunt,s Perfect makes whole
some food. 4, s,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-08
HELP WANTED-MALE..

SALESMAN WANTED-To introduce
Burbank's wonderful stoneless
plum Miracle, and sell our we'll
known hardy nursery stock. 4 Big
u pay. Best proposition offered sales
n man. Oregon Nursery Co., Detroit,
NJ Mich. 81 n. len. 3. & ...zz.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-08

Died, Of Diphtheria-Rsalth Olson,
daughter Of Charles Olson, died Sum
day Of diphtheria after an Illness Of
twelve hours. She had not been feel
ing well for two or three days, though
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-08
Wedding Rings.

gzs Wedding Rings.
Good time TO get married, wedding
rings selling at G. n. Phelps, thu
jeweler, at cost for the next 80 days.
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D!lREssMAKIN0.

For competent dressmakins cali 1T
400 First street. phone al.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-08

Box Elder Seed Wanted.
: We will pay ten cents per pound for
good Box Elder seed for the next ten
days, Oscar Fl. Will & Co. a
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-08

WAlNTED-A good boy to- work in
bakery and learn trade. Romans
Cafe and Bakery. Isl ...s .5.5
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ron RENT-RooMs
ROOMS vgiTH BOARD.

ROOM AND BOARD Mrs. Belle
HIealy, Sixth street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-08

Presbyterian church-This weeks
calendar: Tuesday, 1880 p. M, Bible
class on Life Of Christ, at the manse;
Wednesday, 8 p. M, address by
Japanese student now returning to his
own country, at the church; Thurs
day. 8 p. NJ, afternoon social, ladies
of the church and city cordially in
vited, at the home of Mrs. Dr., Smith;
Friday, p. M, stereopticon views,
showing the plans Of the new chapel
at the church---es pecially important.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend these services and entertain
ments. No admissions charged.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-08

sWANT TIE men, wages $3.50 per
DAY Apply to G. b. Little, First
q National Bank. or Alex Mckenzie. .s;55ff
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-08
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r.
Berndt, Sunday. a daughter. 5 f4s

Guild-The Episcopal Guild will
meet tomorrow at 2:so p. m. with Mrs.
T. R. Atkinson, corner Second and
Thayer. ~, "
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-10-08
Another View-Mandan Republican:
Bismarck thinks she needs Il harness
factory. They are certainly well sup
piled with halters over there now.

Non Persona Grata-Mandan Repub-
lican: Pat Kelly graced the streets
of our fair city with his genial and
expensive presence last Monday. It
costs us money, one way or another,
every time Pat comes across the river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
HOW ONE VILLAGE LEGLSLA TES
AGAINST THE INDUSTRIOUS LIAR
VILLAGE GOVERNMENT or
klRkwoop. Mo. STRIKES AT
GOSSIP AND BAckBlriNa-sE.
vUaE PENALTIES.

ST LOUIS. Mo. oeth0 - Thou
shalt 40, he e This Is The supreme
commandment 10 kirkwood. Ma
Liars and scandal mougcra are
aot down upon Ia q new eitY ordi.
nance. which iufllets severe penal
Ties
Anyone who uttera. publishes.
eiFenlatps. repeats on originator q
false report Il Il tends 10 provoke
A breach 81 the peace. IL Liable to a
nne Of az least s.. while the ca.
IRENE penalty far defamias a eth.
Eea Is a fine OF 500 aud lmprison.
ment Tor not more than thirty days.
The minimum Imprisonment pruYid.
ed Tor II twenty four hours Stories
untrue In fact come under the orii.
rance. white lies. THUS helns pro
Nlded for 70 far there have been
nc arrests under the ordinance.
Albert II Chandler. an ambitious
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WASHINGTON. u e. oct g.
Announcement has Iusi been made
n She dsath Of MrH t.uaaK Rattan.
aFrfL wife - the Stances charge
antfntret. which occurred here oc.
lalef Is TIE removal ~ she hady
60 = feceiyinK vault mas The fifn'
that became kuonn pwhileiy ~ the
death shs had beer ~ fpf q week.
iu accordance with the Elamese ens+
tom. the body will be ercmaisd and
the ahna sent % san.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

A, the Star theaier all this week
one 81 the most expensive yaude.
vile shows OF the entire season
IL being given Mr. aud Mrs Trues.
dell and company Of four are xiv.
ing 3 Delighted comedy sketch, and
Jerome. Fremont and Jerome do
wonderful speciality ia the gym.
nastie and cnutnrtion line With spe.
cial scenery. The Banda brothers
furnish the musical act Of the week.
and there is good dancing In sew.
eral places
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ThIrs Avenue rheater.

Souvenir pictures 81 a member
u The Tayler company will be given
away during the PLAY 81 The Whiis
Caps AT the Third Avenue theaies
Saturday The production Is ono 81
the best acen here since the Taylor
company opened
Next seek wiii see the TAYLOR
company slill further strengthened
bY the appearance Of Percy Hunt
ina. and no one leaving a.
Held for Ransom II Mr TaY
iur's hiEFrsf play
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.rhs lion ard N. meuss. .

The lion and tho Mouse opens
~ the Grand next sunday night
faf five performances, including =
"Wednesday matinee Seats vii be
selling tomorrow morning The play
IL b. Charles Kteiu. also the au.
thor Of another great success. III he
Music Master The Lion and
The Monas- had a great run Ia NeN
York last season. Henry y Harris
ls sending the play to Seattle for
the first time
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WASHINGTON. Oct = Wash
tngt0n pateutn we're granted ~ fol
lawat Antoine r. Aeard. Everett
counter stiffsner. Henry J Ausof
SPOKANE. switcA operating mechan
Ian John ". Cooper. Seattle. Gle
Fatar cnayeYof. Washington Bic
Cormlck. pniyard. tlua cutter
burns smilier. Everett, danEer slE
nal. Norman x Smith. Seattle. pro
pellsr wheel
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TACOMA o.. b TanEInE 81
n8t Be- permitted ia tie rev hfEh
= hoai battling The beard q efa-
eaflan yesterday refused she fefi.
ton ~ ths Ria1eniH faf peftuiaatasi
10 give = reception Hnd bali 81 ths
Building felipWiue he Seattle 7 aea-
faa football game On November 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

throughout the United states are
leavlHs me- stone uutufHed % earn
ths tarlho anling election Zoe their
candidates for ditu, TORS 90 the ran.
n8uY. sending euf scarcs ~ circulars
and copies Of personal iattrra. ali
uiEing policy holasfa o. vote fer the
#ss1 atom'sf ticket
The lacat hmueh 81 the system"
Is che stone s Webster street rail.
way interests. and a the packages
~ circulars sent aus ufsing policy
holders Ia vote for the "aystarnsa"
ticket there IL Included pcraonal
letter from jacob turtb. president
~ the Seattle Electric company. in
which he advises policy holders not
ia place the management u the
company Ia tao hands - men who
have net had experience to- the man.
akrmrnt ~ life Insurance matters.
Fsrth's Request
This letter iu fuli il ~ follows.
TIE SEATTLE ELECTRIC co.
SEATTLE.
STONE a WEBSTER.
General Managers.
To the POLICY HOLDERS 81 the
NEW YORK liFEi
A. a policy holder ia the New
Nerk LIE ard ~ . Bsnkss, have
beer asked several tif,ss ss te how
shs New Nork Lifs'a pellel holders
aheuld Nots IN the een,ies election.
Ny advice 10 10 vote the Admins.
tration Ticket, u seaid be . grave
errer &c place cur money IN Tire
hands 81 wea ssha thauah they
way be prominent AID vel known
have Rad no experiences IN the IN.
suranes business
The Administration Ticket 81 the
Company comprises q hat ~ e..
rsrisnes3 ard well tired men and I
intend Go sess ief Their, myself ard
ADVISE others % Do the same.
reurs truly.
JACOB FuRTH.
Mr.. Forth "a alsa President u ths
Puget sound National Bark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

NORTH YAKIMA. Oct Is --Prca
idsut Samuel Hili. of tbs Washing
tun Good Roads association, has
notified the Yakima Commercial
Club that the association etll meet
here on noe y and 10. Mayor Reed
aud President Fraser. Of tbs cofn.
merclai club. have taken pp the
matter and Nflil make arrangements
10 entertain the delegates.
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TACOMA. Oct 3 Niek Fianish
ana ais ether fishermen fresp oia
fTomn had narrow eRfal1 from
IRE n fhsfr launch Ida. which
- nich burned while thfy Hefe fish
ans near t-taaiatiy. sunday The
men Jumped out after ihfQHinE The
nafs overheard. Hnd aWem a 1in.
lsnrs - half q rniie 20 shore. acc
rnrainx - q letter received - one
- thsIr fffaH1a here.
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law Oosslplng. scandal monging
and lying about onsm nrikhb1rs
affairs. he ihtimaies. has bFuken np
many happy bones In KifkNood
II Il oaly extending 20 tho mu.
aleipailtY the puneiple Of the libel
Law which is oa the statute books
of all the states. hu says, There
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
Impure Candy.

SPOKANE. Oct g5-W II
Adams. deputy state food commits
sloner. has found that some OF The
candies sold IN local stores II col.
ored with coal tar dyes. This f.
IN accordance with tho report Of
Elton Fulmer. of Pullman. state
chefnlat. and the commissioner has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

WASHINGTON. n G.. oct. sS.~-
The fact that George Nou !. Msfer,
ambassador "a Russia. u slated TO
hncousa postmaster general neat
March has already led 90 gossip
a. 10 hla probable successor to the
Russian mission. The name 81
Lloyd G. Gnsrom. q peunsyisanla
nos ambassador 20 Brazil. has been
mentioned as a most likolf success
or - Mr. Meyer. IA which case II
Is reported that John Barrett. nov
minister 10 Columbia. probably viii
81 appointed 60 succeed Mr. Girls.
nom At Rio De Ianriru.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

- r,iisy balters ef che Nee
- tlfe Insurance soiepae' hiNs
- 81 Tia star commanding
r.psr Tor rubishiuE thr e =
- .,elss ihelocsl gsmpaisH uhi, -
system is mtkins l'faNf %
- VOTES ia the eamlHF eiertieu
- .smpany fer the rfsirEn
- A. directors. othefNite Ahs" II
-. administration tiysrt
~, - the pollcy heldefs aFEe
m@eiIne BE- eallsa fef thc pur-
= IN arxanislnr The independents
..rvs 81 camrAlEu fef ihe eirfs
- IN. slrkat nominated by the
...,.,n.tlanal reiies Holders cam
So A maxsmang in that dlgocs
- rrsspeei and may be start
ssle FEE aaEA
ga Flsht Il On.
-. Liz nsht Is f1r the ceatrel ~
-. .4.sfsr miiHeus Ia TIE Keeping
- M oompaaY officials. The
,,strsne Investigation mfa the
.s,,.gans,s affairs hst year devvis
epsd tn tts-t iHat EANaa % we tetils
-, a. been mtsappiled misa -
ss~ssaaira ard sxtravaxanily dts
sarud IN the interests % the men
a are eu ne Inside
n i e. re purpose "a faklnE TIE
e,.irel Z tae company away fpw
- men resnonaihte Ter this eoasiis
- q affairs that che International
vo.kY Helssfs COMMITTEES Was orr
s.rnei ana she fiFhi started for TIE
.,.esisn - directors WHO eve 30 al
l.saAcr 10 thr system - aoaths
sers ara pieiagcsaaeiy described
- araauneed ln - many reeent
r..s.sire aaa newspaper pubiIea-
~syssss" At Work.
n. agents ara representatives o.
4. sSgsfem~ IA Seattle a. eFli az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

Pete Pelsfaon.H the comedy n
the Seattle fhsater this week. re
mains there until Saturday night
The acsinE dogs VIII amuse the
rhltdruu ~ the matinee Saturday.
A neN play comes - the Seattle
theatar sunday afternoon As
Told IN the His ia the title
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

VICTORIA. n G.. Oct as--The
British ship BlYthweod arrived last
nlsht. Is days from Hslphong. with
Capt. Prithard dead. lie died after
five weeks illness. when Ia sight
% land off the entrance 70 tile
strait and the body was brought
hare for burial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

CASEY. M. Oct Is ~-Cttinsns
here have ordered the oolofed In
hAbtgantH 10 ieayS beeause ~ sd
xaneas made b. a nolafed man to.
Nafd a uhits waitress Ia 3 hessl
They left promptly. No thresis
Hrfs made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

ABERDEEN. Oct ga single
haul Of salmon. by which Allied
johnson and Charles Anderson ftei.
ted the sum Of I'll. Is the record
catch Of the season These iFo
fishermen are working for the I'll
more oannefy. aud on the day In
question took an salmon In thrlr
gtil nets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

lecture on Christian Science AZ the
Grand Sunday afternoon ~
O'Clock. Tho subject 10 sChfisiat
Science. the Science Of Nan uooQ
TidlngH Of Great Joy" Thg lecture
Win be- delivered BY Rev. Irving G.
Tomiluson. A. NJ. e 3 y. Of Con.
cord, ~ r.. member u the Doarn
Of lect-feaA.p Of the Hrat Church
of Christ. Seiehtiat, in Boston,
Aaaa
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SPOKANE. Oct 81 The inttct
Commercial Travellers Win hold
their annual convention MAY and
I. 1907. uhen L Il expected LOO
knights OF the grip from All parts
~ the Northwest uiii be In attend
ance as guests q SPOKANE Council
No ~
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WASHINGTON. u. G.. Oct 81
The total immigration 70 the TAFT.
cd States may reach Ice 600 poo
Die this year said Secretary Met
calf. Of the department Of cor
mrrea and labor. a. he left tie
White House after a brief talk With
the president yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

Van :. Barbonr. tho runaway
school boz from Vancouver. a G.,
vas picked mp last nlaht a. one u
The i0eaat fhsafsfa. nhefe be bad
hcen employed he Il being hald
AZ Police Mafroa KeliY.a h0naa until
the mother arrives frna Vannouxag
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

BELI.fNGHAM. Oct Is --i.aat
night the south BellinKham Indus
trial club was organized iis %.
ieet being to 90 everything posi-.
bic for the upbuiidlng Of that ssnc-
ton Of the city Meetings will be
held every Friday night In fhe
rooms Of the Kulshan club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

NORFOLK. Oct Is President
Mitchell. 81 the Georgia state com
mission Of the jamestown exEr1ai
ton. proposes to have Georgia re
produce. aa her state building
Bullock hall. at Roswell. Ca. tbs
birthplace of Rnossveit'a mother
Martha Bullock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

WASHINGTON. oct IS Chief
GuuneF X p SimonHun. ~ the navy
gaod. Puget sound. 10 ordered %
Fort i.Awton In place Of & = 1aftc
who - detached frem Fort i.awtau
and ordered home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

NORTH YAKIMA. Oct. Is The
North Yakima Coast FaiiwaY yes
teniay began more condemnation
proceedings against Yakima prep
ertf fof rtghta.ofWay The ani'
filed yesterday as against MARTA
Jackson and the sunny side Watsg
Users association.
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Young 81 touis lawyer. who lives
in kirkwood. - the author of the
liars ordinance. as the city attor'
uey Tor kifkWood The thought
struck Chandler that the suburban
city Vas sadly ia need Of such a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

BEATRICE. Ssh.. Oct Is -whlhl
hauling a load Of cpts John v.
Elkina. aged 90 years. Was hufiel
from tho waknn. whaa his hofsss
becAme frightoued Anf ran asef
him tia rondlflnn n critical
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25
THE THEATERS
30, p..II.s AuetIsna TonIaht

Among the very many clever
things which have become part Of
the performance Of Chaa II 1ale's
Everlasting Devils Auet!on" com.
paug. Nhieh opeHa ~ the Grand
tonight Tor faar performances, are
a number Of exceedingly funny and
intricate trick scenes that each
rear are introduced In thls shoN
play There Hili be introduced a
neE and very ianshable trick scene
entitled The MaEle Picture Cal
iery. IN which Toby. the trans
formed donkey. again meets his old
cnomY. Chaos. the aFrite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. gt.--Nes
Orleans nos ciaims 90 BE- thn iarE
est banana and eocaanHi port IN
the woria Ter Imports thls year
HeFu "a. 600 Doe punches ~ bananas
aad 81. 600 .eqo coeoaaags
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IMPERIAL. Cal. Oct as~-wa
ter xaa turned back yesterday to
the old chanel Leading 10 the Cell
Of California. the sifal water % tbs
.Caiorado river that has flowed
.bure Ter two years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

Consolidated National bank. Of New
fork. has tsen recognised By the
comptroller 81 the currency a. The
reserve agent Cor the Puset sound
National bank. OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

BUTTE. Noat. Oct Is -Eazens
r wtisoa. az Seattle. United States
bank examiner. has tskea charge n
tha affairs of tho a.fanet Asiua
Banking q Trast cumpany. Of shsn
city, ~ hlch failed several dagA ago
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SOUTH uENn. oct s8~f A
Ciafk. - ueaan rprk. aiet t'Fftaf
usaruinx af paralysis az the Axu -
IS years fia nss tsarn S. ussrF1
eannty. SEES York. amd came ls This
cauntfY in ftt1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

wINNlrEG. Man. oct zs-3aH
hooking. AGED "a was iuEtauHa
Killed yesterday in the Mosiafr
laundry b. setting hin head B.
twesa a platform and the freight
elevator
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

NEW ORLEANS. Oct zs--Tom
Cfumpton. a usRro. waa lyuchsd
near Csnterville. Mas. YESTERDAY
Il IL alleged be confessed be mut
degna Nj NhlttakcF. a farmer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

HnQttAM Get Is -tlrefEe EYs
un. mEa stabbed Jifn Henry ga a
saloon flsht - thts CITY several
mnrfha awa. was yesterday sent
teaced @ aerva ~ uoutha iu she
county sail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-25

Al q rscetinK held Ia the offices
q Col I.ampinx. In The Colman
bulldiux. last night a campaign for
the ls@ganss q lekai aFuaary bondm
vas started 81 the officers o. the
Nafsoual Quart 81 the state. unasF
he le.aaership Of Bra eea. ortia
Hamllt0n.