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views upon measures and men wouio
have been vastly enhanced"

nave Utbu NdolIJ Ohht'ANSN'
Again. continued the secretary,
"no part of this country is so vitality
interested In the construction OF
great waterway to connect the Attain
tic and Pacific oceans across the 18TH
mus of Panama as the south. 1t was
Indispensable to this enterprise that
the treaty made with Panama by
President Roosevelt and Secretary
Hay Should he promptly confirmed,
and yet the majority Of the represen-
tatives in the south in the senate
attempted to defeat the treaty"
He added that there was enough
of independence even among those
representatives to give the vote which
made the canal possible, but the very
fact that merely to accomplish some
supposed advantage to the democratic
party, a majority Of the senators from
the south were willing to sacrifice her
material interests and delay the great
project of such capital Importance
| to ner INDICATES JH6 ulonuNahIoo0 SAAt'"
she labors under in having 1t thought
that she ia tied trratriovahlv ito the
democratic party. 5,isH aa.
The investigations by the depart
ment Of commerce and labor" said
Mr.. Taft, "have shown the method
by which the Standard OIL company
bas maintained Its monopoly Of the
oil business and prosecutions have
been ordered in many of the federal
courts Of the country in order not
only to vindicate the law for past vio-
lations, but to bring about condition
of things in which the managers OF
prosperous and successful corporations
of the country shall pay heed to in
functions of the statutes and not al
low temptations of immense profits
to blind them to the necessity for
obedience to law" -l sar.a .t.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-07-12

election your own independent anu IN
dividual judgment in the choice OF the
man who shall from this time forward
act as the trustee of your insurance
savings.
ut is not the purpose of this move
ment to disturb the actual working
organizations of these two companies
except SO far as it may be necessary
TO correct the abuses which are the de
rect result Of mismanagement at the
executive centers."
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secret ser1icn nrhn Fined.

oyster Bay, L. l., July 10.-J. B.
Sloan. Jr, chief of the presidents Sc
cret service corps pleaded guilty and
was fined SO Monday on charge OF
assault in the third degree preferred
BY Clarence LIE Gendre, New York
photographer. Sloan paid the fine.
The trouble occurred at the time of
the presidents arrival in Oyster Bay
week ago. The photographer
charged that after he had taken q
picture Of the president, Sloan struck
him. The trial was held in the JUS
tees court presided over BY Squire
Franklin.
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ABILENE WEEKLY REFLECTOR ABILENE KANSAS July p TWELE PAGES

house agrarlan commission, uliateu
IN how the law which the commits
sion was now celebrating was handi-
cal ed by the circulation Of the en-
peror's proclamation.
New tactics had been necessitated
BY alarming news from various Sec
lions as to the effects produced by the
proclamation. The slow progress OF
parliament was contrasted with the
governments fair sounding promises
# the distribution Of all arabic state
ands to the peasants, but that parlia-
ment, like the wicked fairies In OLD
stories. was withholding the Little
Fathers" gift from his children.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-07-12
The Dowey7S Long TtTp.

Washington, July 9.-The steel
Hoating dry dock Dewey is due to
reach Manila July IL, when she will
nave covered a distance of something
ike $4,000 miles. The Dewey, which
8 destined to dock the largest ships
If the American naval force in the far
EAST, started from Solomon's Island,
Nd, December % last
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The PreGidNnt,s sunday.

oyster Bay, N. Y, July 9.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt, accompanied by Mrs
Roosevelt, Miss Ethel and Quentin
lnaugurated his usual summer custom
Of attending the Ii O'Clock service at
Christ church Sunday. The sermon
was preached by the Rev. Charles
Henry Webb, of Astoria, N. Y, who Ii
in camp near Oyster Bay with 80 boyi
from his parish.
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transport Thomas FIOated.

Washington, July 1O.-The war de.
partment Monday received word that
the transport Thomas which was pulled
off the rocks near Guam, Saturday,
was not damaged and has resumed
her voyage to Manila. In order 70
float the vessel part of her cargo lOr'
ward was removed. =,
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their treatment the disease spread 70
( four different parts Of his body. The
longer the doctors treatedhim the worse
It grew. During the day it would get
rough and form like scales. At night it
would Be cracked, inflamed, and badly
swollen, with terrible burning and itch
ing. When I think of his suffering, it
nearly breaks my heart His screams
could be heard down stairs. The SUI
ferine Of my son mAdeme full Of misery.
i had no Anbitisn to'vork, to eat nor
could sleep.
lAaOne doctor toid me that my sons
eczema Hassii durable and gave it up
for a bad lob. One evening l saw an
Article IA tiie paper about the wonderful
Citcura and decided 70 give it trial.
u al tel YOU that. Cuticra Ointment
Il worth Ks weight in gold; and when 1
hAdvsed the first box d Ointment there
/. va a Rreat improvement, and BY me
time / Rad used the second set OF CUT
esira SOAP Ointment, and Resolventmy
ehild Va cured He Is now twelve
wears Old, and his slcin e a. hns and
smooth a. Eilk. (ined) Michael stem
man. 4 sumner Avenue, Brooklyn
NY, Aurl 10, lo0aD
ou.,ial ksia1.i ~ l...le.l -, - ?. - -
80 80 60 - =, 6issE.ss =, -;
800, faEd9ul e.l.ll.l 60. - = =. = -
-. - 49, 9. y .. -. = - =
-. hi o. EIaql = calt1lz-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-07-12

Fremont, Neb., July I'm Bur-
lIngton wreck on the new Ashland
cutoff of the Great Northern at q
semaphore crossing six miles north OF
Fremont, the engineer, Elmer e. Cole,
of Lincoln, was killed. The sema-
nhore failed to work and the engine
went into the ditch.
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Were Inspired from St. Petersbu,


Were Inspired from st. PetersburE'
st. Petersburg. July 10-Smarting
under General Trepoif's epithet Of lar,
applied in the interview published
July Z, Prince Urusoff declared Mon
day to the Associated Press that he
was in possession of full documentary
evidence to prove his charges that an
ti-Jewish pogroms and excesses
throughout the country had been In
spired from st. Petersburg and that
they were not, as General Trepoh
asserted, due 70 the arbitrary action
of embltered local officials. Prince
tJrusoff said the documents would be
published within d fortnight and that
the public would then be able to'judee
whether he or General Trepof was q
lar lN 'i'N 'lti '' t.'l
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CH|LD'S AWFUL
SKIN HUMOR
Screamed with Pain - Suffering
Nearly Broke Parents Heart
Twelve Years Of Misery-DOctOr
Called Case IncurabIe Helped
from First, and
SPEEDILY CURED BY
CUTlCURA REMEDIES
al wish to inform you that your
wonderful Cuticura has put stop to
twelve years of misery l passed with

my son. As an in
FAINT l noticed on
his body a red spot
and treated same
with diferentrem-
for aboutfve
years, but when
the spot began to
get larger ! put
him under the care
of doctors. Under
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-07-12

NlzhnI-Novgorod, July 10.-FR
participation IN the sgrariAn disor.
dsrs IN this province t4s peasants
have been indicted Among the 80.
euusd d a member Of the lower houss
q parliament named FfaioG
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-07-12
Lattie Improvement at Manila.

Little Improvement AZ MAhA'
Manila, July 10.-There has been
a little improvement In the cholera
situation during the past As hours.
The report for July 9 shows q new
cases and 10 deaths. Among the
dead Is Patrick Calvin, an Ameri-
ran
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-07-12

Washington, July lO.-7The civil ser.
vice commission has decided to recon-
mend the inclusion Of the internal
revenue service in the classified ser
vice, and II Is expected that an order
carrying the plan into effect will b
issued within the next few weeks
Thls branch Of the public seryirs d
one Of the few remaining in which
ldvli service regulations do not apply
II the change Is made It will aoec
several thousand persons if'1
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-07-12

Modesto, CI-. July iO.-Gfain hrea
have swept over a large area In mis-
vicinity during the past two GAYS,
over 4 5000 acres Of wheat. barley and
p,sture have been destroyed and nurn
erouS -rsnch housss and barns burned.
ma dauaSs h esiimated ct many
thoiitsris Al dollars.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21

lord are in a safe in O. mansion up the
Hudson. she becomes like Raffies. an
anna teur craftsman. First. she goes
there as "a guest az "a garden party and
gives "a song and dance. with the other
guests for "a ballet and chorus But that
is merely mn afternoon prelude.
ln the middle ~ The uieht she puts on
bows clothes and turns burglar A
wonderful expert she is too, Tor in fifty
four seconds by the watch she drills
hole into the lock- OF the safe. sets off
charge of dynamite and the door obiie-
inslv breaks away from bolts and hinges
20 ran Intact ou the floor. Gee. hut IL is 4
dandy job. Those ordinary burglars who
see it must he astounded But NOT so
The acquaintanccs OF Cecil SDoorer.
something extraordinary is 10 DE ex-
pected when Cecil goes a-burglirr
FRANKLIN FYIES
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21
Jews in Palestine.

One Of the arrosting features ~ the
heavy exodus from Russia is the large
number of those who arc making FOR
Palestine. According 20 reports from
odessa every ship bound for Turkey
carries q hundred jewish families from
.il'IeAl parts OF The empire to Palestine.
There can now. On spite OF the exos,,s
or those VINO have failed. be little shor,
or 10000 Jews IN the Holy Land Jewish
Chronicle
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21

INTERIOR TIE SWAN
"a. u
@ b is r.to
cd yroofs
re eube
. tina a
o
s. re- sketch
he e. Er1i s1 actor
o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21

years ago that I Wouldn't shave u-tu
. got raise .n salary'-The Catholic
Standard Times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-21

her thin companion. "whv u chokes me
clear 10 my cliu-'
iife audience thus started laughiue.
doesn't stop until she finishes ten minutes
az Cabling with. "A b-eamIst IS a rer-
SON Who adds one and has % carry two"
One side theme of t.c farce IS bride.
whist. with meeting OF club broken
up hy pur.tanical aunts arrival. and
another subject is tho reception OF hrid.l
sits. with sat.ricaI comments on the
value. cor lack of a.. hut throughout
every thins May does all the talking. ok
r-pt for intorrogatorv and eyelarrator,y
REMARKS hy her no-account connanv. Al
nfst was moved TO resent the audac.t,-
oi May lrwin's ono-horse show. bur when
II vas over. and i had laughed two hours
AND ID Aaif. felt Il>. taking on ,rv hst
% the Jolly yet thrifty actress rs passed
Deg portrait la the lobby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24
HUBBY DIDN'T
WORK At ALL
MoNuYup WIFE REFUSES TO
LONGER LIVE WITH HER
EASY aoINa SPOUSE AND
WANTS DIVORCE.

And stnl the irate wife draEs hef
husband into the court room an1
riakea HIN listen "a the rehearsal ni
bic Sins frum the witness stand
1hin morning Il waa Mary Kalhe
who wanted judicial solution u
hes dameatie unhnppineHh Il hu
been case of Everybody works
but father"
isfs. Kobe has money and from
the story she told In Superior Jutga
rRkeY'H court room. she has been
spending Il iayishly on - r. Kobe.
her husband The latter knew q
Eeod thing when he saw a. and
spent HE time reading the latest
books aud magazines smoking and
aiiiihk in nn easy chair as hia
moneyod wife dspaned this morning.
while she footed the bilta
After the marriage Ia streator,
Ill. In 1901 Mra. Kobe had taken
her husband un a wedding trip 10
Buffalo and many other eastern
points. and then brought him 90 aa-
attic
nut the patience u tho good
woman ended when tbs husband
commenced TO abuse her for her re-
iiEiqps faith lte Would often grow
ptofane and let his uuFovernahle
temper run riot when he launched
into a debate with his wife. On anc
occasion he smashed a vaiuahlr bed
roan set 81 ut uf rage.
The defense declared 70 the court
that koihe did nnt want a divorce.
and held thst there was no cause FOR
a decree Tho attorney declared
further that the action was basel
largely upon the demands Of her
seven children. the issue ~ hoe for
mer marriage. that the plaintiff had
begun suit faf separation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24
ALASKA NATIVES
WILL SUFFER

Word comes from Hainsa. Alaska.
that the Indians there have spent
the pruceeds OF a profitable sum
mere work IN a Rrolraeted drunken
debaueh. and the fear h expressed
that there VIII be great suffering
among them duriug the coming Win.
ter.
According Ia q veil known chill.
Kat Indian eho arrived from heineB
on the Dolphin. the natives wcre 70
Gently paid Oft for their services AZ
the cannsrias They had 40 sooner
gotten their mooney than they for
got the Salvation army. tho church
and the other organizations which
have been striving 20 train their
morals. and began a series VI drink
ms bouts which sers rot terminal
ed until the money sea xone.
The Indiana purchased no winter
supplies before beginning the drunk
IN most instances they neglected 20
pay their accounts at the stores.
and as a result credit has been shut
Oft I am afraid. said the Chlikat
brave. that many die this Water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24

city Engineer Thomson apd A..
aistant Corporation Counsel Todd
held a conference thia afternoon IN
the formers office regarding th'
assessment roll for the Third af
Improvement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24
ESTIMATE FOR
NEXT MONTH

ne city lighting department
-. DOT lack for supplies FOR
s..s.une Ia the estimates Of the
s.. .si'@snt submitted 10 tho cifv
,.... ,'si'sr Tor the month of No.
~. ne sum o. SIS 900 ls ask
-. 1 material for construction our
s,ss.I The largest figure n the
a. 49, : outside y. Of thia amount IL
=, l ss.ea Tor the payment Of reg
wrs sa .or work on city circuits.
+ 80 ',.,s1 =. A provision Of te.2t4
M iof ne employ Of extra la.
ti9S ~ 49, a. department asks for
N. - general material for fp.
aas~. one Of the chief ltema
4 ~ sshae 70 this department nos ',,
~ 4. amount Of money required
r4.ss =. .ss.,a'lation OF new water
~ Il s' .',a he adjusting on cd o me-
rss..I a'"n's to changes In street
~ r. r.. money asksd for Nov...,...
v,ls.bg aiposs is 1900. Tho ann
h'aEs ~ asked for repslrtnc
tanns 81, saa caring for the mstas
Ps sssss. Process Of oonatruetlon
Ma sis IA - sae water department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24
POSTAL CLERKS GIVE
THANKS FOR ASSISTANCE.

A copy Of resolutions thanking
the Chamber Of aumerce ~ Sc.
attic far recommending the state =
representation ia congress 70 work
for better hours for railway postal
clerks and for an alienation oi
other untoward conditions was re-
ratved from the secretary of the
United National Association ~
Postofflcs Clerks this morning The
resolutions were adopted october 70
az tho national convention al saw
annah. Ga. aud were spread Oh tins
minutes 81 that body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24

fT tsxel and y. " Charles.
sxfrteal contractors. we're arrest
aAss yesterday afternoon. on CON
~, q he Seattle Electric Co.
rzarvpa slth systematically rob.
.ix rs company q electric sire
~ yeaa9 mea are - years u
u. sst lave been cnasracting for
6 ssfsnx q houses They are
sasssd u taxing contracts EheFe
d hal slsss a The Electric CO
sass been pat la and have been
uziiax lhena ons. converting them
I Ger oNa Hse. When cunfruatcsi
We sAs esisiencs sgaius, them.
ssssi suufsssad to haTing stulea
ilss ~ soFth u wlru ffum she
sn1aaf charies refused 70 either
eafssa o. aens MS Fgiit IA the mat.
n INseetive BgoNn madc the ar
NJ shls ne yoanx faen we're AZ
wa a FIsth Az. and Pins II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24
DRIVER HELD UP ~
BROAD DAYLIGHT,

Perth Lind. driver for The In
torlake Grocery company. HyinE ~
it2l Woodlnwn av. claims that be-
was held up yesterday afternoon IN
broad daylight and robbed of 81 50
IN money and several articles of
grocery Ia parcels Lind stated that
ho was driving along near Green
lake when be met another wagon
Two men got down from the other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24
NEW REQUEST
PRESENTED

Messrs wisttman and Muekier
Of New foth. nos ia this city. have
made the city proposition BY
shich it may own Htrsef railway
tracks on Fourth az. Wsatlakc
boulevard and connecting streets
without paying FOG their eonstrue'
iiou. A communication 60 this -
feet wAa received b. Councilman
II cen, chairman Of the corpora.
ilonn committees. last night This
sction follows upan that II the com.
niittes IN poaiponins indefinitely
the application Of the two men for
. franchise upon the above streets.
The applicants for the franchise
sgree 20 pay the whole cost Of main,
talning the road so long as they
shall use u exclusively. and Mili
also pas their portion u the cost
81 maintenance should another com
pany desire 20 run cars over It's
tracks The road IL not u be oon.
siFuctsd until after Fourth af. t.
graded. and u IL to be common us.
81, The road viii be decided 10 the
eiiy In Tetufn for the franchise
privileges
Mr. 9th and members Of the cor.
petationa committee are said to
favor the proposition. and have ex.
pressed them selves as thinking g.
tbs best ore pct presented 10 them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24
TERRIBLE TRIP
Of BARK DON

EFf hax been reeeived from We
hrA ihai the British bark Don has
fzs-s ihefs after a terrible trip
sas her rs days 70 make the
~ 'fcn L0naun. After leaving
y kazlizh poFs she Vas IL a storm
- hfss q her efew we're Injured.
~ - vas picked. up toEsd 70
aoesa. On March Is. with her
Nrsfks, lower port rigging and
ElH torn away. as resalt 81
/. .aiss1n slth an unknown craft
rsass lIxhihonae
- alisd from Plymouth April
: ~ PIT IN a. Montsyideo June
w Cast Iaffrey sick. After
aas Aonievldeo abe sailed a..
~ % Victoria and arrived there
lssl<fzxg
= efsr Of TIE ship tell some
sfiisia< experiences on the boat
aas ne trip The Don Is expect.
assfriss On the souna some time
-; tsek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24
IMPORTANT
DECISIONS
SUPREME COURT OF ILLINOIS
FoRegs STREET RAILWAYS
TO osUY CRY ORDINANCE
orHIH DECISIONS.

SPRINGFIELD. III, oct - Tbs
supreme court today sastalnsd the
city ordinances OF Chicago forcing
the street railways % faruiah
enough cars withogt ossrrrUEdiEE.
maintaining a temperature ~ A.
lasst So degrees In the cars. and
keeping the cars clean and v~n,i.
lated. The case wRs bFuught 70 The
supreme rouft On an iufunrsiou
grated b. tho eireait eoagt
The supreme essurf today decided
that mnrtuary and other funds u
iraisrnaI orders aud insurance com
panlra are asarsaabis. and declared
that the legislature could exempt
no property not specifically exempt
sd bg tha plain language u tbs con
atitutIon.
The eourt granted an ininnciion
restraining the American Telephone
a Telegraph company from voting
ths stock acquired from The keliarE
Switchboard company. sustaining
the eoufsntion that such action
wonld permit them 70 eunirul the
switchboard business. 10 the detri.
ment % Pablo policy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24
INSURANCE MEN
WRATHFUL
INSURANCE LEGISLATION 10
ATTACKED At UNDERWENT.
Ess' CONVENTION

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Oct zt-Ad.
dressing the convention % insur'
ance Underwriters this morning. y
&. Rhodes. Of Nsw Jersey. attacked
the policy OF various states In re.
cent Insurance LEGISLATION. and said
the policy had been reversed. where
formerly q enforced the outstanding
Of resources to make the compa.
mics stronger. q now forced a dis-
tfibution Of the surplus. thus weak
enlug the companies. lie said tbs
movement tends To tempt the com.
paniaa to distribute more than thay
should. He attacked the limited
expense uniform policy. and other
features Of the nsv legislation. The
agents are Sightseeing this after
noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24
COULDN'T STAY AWAY
FROM DRINK FOR WIFE

Henry David. habiuuai drunkard.
vas today sentenced 20 spend Is
days in Jail David has a wife Who
IL an invalid. and whenever he goes
on q spree the neiEhbors do the
good Samaritan act and take care
u the wife. Some time ago Mrs.
David was taken 70 the county hos.
piiai David asked her 70 rlSern
home again and aid he would re.
form, but he didn't and was arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24
GREEN LAKE

GREEN LAKE. Oct 2t.--greeu a
Hill Of this place report that they
sold four lots IN the Perkins add
ton Sunday for $500 each. This
addition was opened np only few
weeks ago and are now nearly all
sold
Mira Isemm ward Of this place
IL seriously ~ with dlphthsfia
Last night Or Kidd was called and
was compelled 20 cut small hole
In her throat and insert a tube "a
that she could breathe. a. her throa,
had swollen - badly "a TO close the
wind pipe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24
A Complete Furnace
S45.00

DO you know that the George ~
Woodhouse Co can sell you a com
plete hot air Hero furnace for t45
Our specially Is furnaces. and We
invite your inspection Of our large
line Timing work of all kinds
done At short notice. Visit us In
our new location. Arcade building.
under shafer Bros. store, Univer
sitY 81. entrance
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24

The sale Of our travelling sales.
mems line Of sample hats which We
have been closing out this week at
81 90 apiece. viii end tomorrow,
Thursday. evening We still have
number Of regular $500 t2.s0.
and $500 hats left. all the very
latest and nobbiest Of this fall
styles which you can buy tomorrow
at 81 90 Seattle Hat Factory. 1910
second av. 90"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24
y NJ c. &. MOTIFS.

Tho wednesday Might club meets
.ht g, 40 o'clock Tor lunch nud Bible
study a. the y. ~ G. A.
The orchestra elites and Giro rlub
meets this evening
At u o'clock Saturday there viii
be "a Junior luncheon. after Witch r.
hike" VIII De made far Fort Law
lon and West Point lighthouse. The
Hfee Junior Bible classes witl be
The participants IN this diversion.
Saturday nisht there viii be "a
meeting of all committee men Of
boys work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24
THEDRAL FAIR
WIS BIG

every day nom tao merchants af
the elty. including furniture. auto.
mobiles garments. cafes. ponies and
hofHrH.
The program tonight Will be far.
nIshcd hf Miss Saunders tadtes'
orchestra and the music will con.
Huur until midnight
Tomorrow will be the first % ths
national nishts. aud the aorna A.
@ill have full SWAY German niNht
IN g. n charsr 90 the Seattle
i ledatkrauH and che "Waaht am
Rhine uiil be rendered BY orehen
ira and chorus.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-24
INDIANS WOULD
. RESIST ARMY
ORDERED TO RETURN TO THE
REsERvATIon, THEY REFUSE
TROOPS ORDERED TO the
SCENE.
tssripp. r.l.ursph s.,vle..)

CHEYENNE, wye. oct "a
Captain johnson and an orderly n
Major Griersous cavalry dstach=
msnt went to the camp ~ the utes
and demanded that they return TO
the reservation. The utes refused
and Johnson viii await reinforce
ments. when they VIII be forced
back