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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-02-13
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The Senate Thursday passed about
forty miscellaneous bills, providing for
a delegate in Congress from Alaska and
for lighthouses, revenue cutters and fish
cultural stations. The greater part of
the time was devoted to the shipping bill,
Mr.. Penrose making a set speech in
favor of the measure. Mr.. Tillman's
resolution calling on the President to
send to the Senate all the letters from
the minister to Santo Domingo to the
State Department in 1904 was referred
to the committee on foreign relations. The
House called for the estimate of cotton
yet to be ginned, which the director of
the census has compiled, but which he
has no authority to make public until
March. The discussion of the railroad
rate bill was continued. Mr.. Shelby
(Pa.) attacked the measure as socialis-
tic. Mr.. Knapp IN. ", Mr.. Shakel-
ford (Mo.) and Mr.. Hefin (Ala.) sup
ported it. A resolution looking to the
preservation of Niagara Falls was agreed
to. 1t requires a report and recon-
mendation from the American members
of the joint commission appointed a few
years ago to consider this question.
The first formal reading of the state
hood bill was begun in the Senate Fri
day, but Mr.. Teller objected, and con-
sideration of the measure was postponed
The shipping bill was the subject of con-
siderable debate, Mr.. Patterson attack
ing and Mr.. Gallinger and Mr.. Perkins
supporting it. The provision prohibiting
vessels from receiving subsidies for more
than ten years was struck out. One
hundred and fifteen pension bills were
passed. Another measure adopted pro-
vides for a survey for a new deep harbor
on Lake Michigan. The Senate adjourn
ed until Monday. Speeches on the rail-
way rate bill occupied the House for six
hours. Mr.. Mccall of Massachusetts, at
tackled the measure, while Messrs. Bur-
ton of Ohio, Russell of Texas, Thomas OF
North Carolina, Burke of South Dakota
and Goulden of New York supported it,
-
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-02-13

Bank exhibits disclose
healthy progress and the
state of trade generally
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-01
Ancient Tricks.

The arts of Juggling were. as has
been proved by learned writer's, of
high antiquity. The Hirpini. who lived
near Rome, jumped through burning
Goals; women in early times were &C
customed to walk over burning Goals in
Cappadocia, and the exhibition of balls
and cups is often mentioned in the
works of the ancients. Itwas as far back
as the third century that one Fermus, or
Firmius, who endeavored to make him
self emperor in Egypt, suffered smith
to forge iron on an anvil placed on his
breast. and rope dancers with balanc-
ing poles are mentioned by Petronius
andsothers, while the various feats of
horsemanship exhibited in our circuses
passed, in the thirteenth century, from
Egypt to the Byzantine court and
thence over all Europe.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-01
A Proud Man.

did you see that proud man going
out just nOw?'' asked the cashier.
Proud as Lucifer. Know what he
did? Found that I had made a mis-
take in his favor and handed me back
the change. Now, l wonder why it is
that people are so proud when they
have discovered that they are honest.
l could rake in a lot OF extra coin if l
availed myself of the mistakes that
are made here every hour of the day,
but l don't on general principles, be-
cause 1 am naturally honest. It's moth
ing to be proud of."-New York Sun.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-01
THE BAY LEAF.
Famous For More Than It's Use For
Culinary Purpose~

culinary purposes.
'sTwo-thirds Of modern recipes seem
10 call for "A bay leaf" said young
housekeeper the other day, land some
how ii is always the one thing in the
whole formula that a housekeeper will
omit one never has n bay leaf, prob
ably for the reason that they are so
elusive. Other necessaries confront you
on market stalls and shop counters, but
The bay leaf rarely does.
when I finally obtained mine "a
small glass jar Of them a short time
ago l bad not the faintest idea Of a
connection between the little withered
looking things I'm the glass and the
laurel leaves Of the poets. To my sur
prise I now find that they are one and
the same I believe most sister house
keepers would be amazed to find that
when they send BAN leaf futtering
into the pot Of soun OK stew they are
really c0us.gning 40 1t the historic
bays which wreath the brows Of Ho-
mer and the bud OF Avon. The scien-
tlfc name Is LAurus nobilis, and it be-
longs. accordlhg to my encyclopedia, to
the laurel family. which includes the
familiar sassafras 1t is the green bay
tree. to which the wicked man is lik-
enel In tie Scripture.
my dHvings into this subject have
revealed famid much laurel lore the
fact thgf Bacon and other celebrities
nppreci fled extraordinarily its spicy
flavor. .-New York Press.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-01
Love OF HOME.

An Instinct That Is Remarkably
strong Ia the Horse.
Tie strongest instinct in the horse is
tina of home--alI his thoughts and in
terksts &c there-and the most wearing
pa b hessuffers is that of nostalgia-the
Logging for the familiar stall and the
Vel loved surroundings. What wonder
mat our pets almost invariably return
10 Us from such unhappy experiences
mere shadows Of their former selves
and in such wretched bodily condition
that it is months before they regain
their usual health and spirits We
blame the man in charge, poor feed,
bad stabling. insufficient pasturage,
etc, and overlook entirely the fact that
1t is our own fault and the direct result
Of heart hunger which no grass, grain
or rooftree could entirely aSsuage. Of
course the little used muscles have,
from lack OF exercise, shrunk and lost
their firmnesS and plumpness; the crest
has fallen from the same cause; ''pov-
erty lines" appear in the quarters and
shoulders; the tail and name are all
out of shape or all worn away: the feet
stubbed off; the coat dingy and sun
burnt; the skin full of ali manner of
scars, cuts and abrasions; all these are
the effect. not the cause, Of the lack of
bodily condition which is two-thirds
due sheerly and solely, in the high
bred, nervous. sensitive horse, to sim
pie homesickness.-EXc
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-01

Orsa, in Sweden, has in the course of
a generation sold $5,TJ0000 worth Of
trees and by means Of judicious re-
planting has provided for a similar in
come every thirty or forty years. In
consequence of the development of this
commercial wealth there are no taxes.
Railways and telephones are free and
SO are the schoolhouses, teaching and
many other things.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-01
Odd.

Hicks-What do you think of that
university making Dumley a doctor of
laws? Wicks-Oh, well, the UNIVERSE
ties do very crazy things sometimes.
Hicks-Yes, and yet they are always
supposed to be in possession of their
faculties. - Catholic Standard and
Times.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-01
Worth Knowing.

Sensible looking girl across the
aisle"
Yes. Like to know herr"
mo, thank you. Handsome hat she's
wearing"
Eyes. She made it herself"
"Eh! Introduce me, please" -Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-01
cling.

Mother (angrily)-The brute! He has
dared to .scold you? Newly Married
Daughter (sobbing)-Not so bad as all
that, mamma. 1 scolded him from the
house five minutes ago, and the unfeel-
ing brute hasn't come back yet!
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-01

/ Our guarantees is Ike Bank
CEeck-if your purchase does
J nct suit you, bring back the Z
| lcCd and draw your money
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-10-01

Banking Hours: 900 q. M. to 800 p. M
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-27
\ IN
H()R} I
Grand Exalted Ruler OF
EIks Meets With
Accident In
Oakland.

OAKLAND. Cal. Sept gT-A
large automobile. driven hy Carlton
Wall, The Alameda capitalist. col.
lided with an electric car shortly
before o'clock last niKht at the
corner Of East Sixteenth ~ aud
Ninth AZ In the auto Nefe Wall
Mrn q. r. French. State Senator
Russ g.. Lukens. Judge HARRY A
Melvin, sfand exalted ruler 81 The
Elka 81 the United States. Mrs Mel
via. aud the chauffeur.
The collision Was a terrific one
AIRS Melvin Was thrown on picket
fleece aud probably fatally injured
Judge Melvin was thrown ON the
cement pavement aud painfully In
iufed state Senator Lakens NaH
also thrnwn out aud badly Injured
Wall and tho chauffeur escaped
With 4 few scratches
Wall wan driving the automobile
az = fast clip dosn Ninth Rv when
he plunged headoa late The front
part q q fast spsediuE elsctrie car
goinE up sixteenth - The collt
alua thre~ the automobile 90 feet
into the gutter. but Il It'd not tip
over No one on the street ear Vas
injured The tniar,d we're taken
lnto a uesrby house and rhysielana
ucfv quickly called 50 render 80
ai8tAnce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-27
ALAS!
PINES KELLOGG
FIRE MARSHAL HAS A oEFp
TALE or WOE TO RELRTE--I
FIckLEaEss OR woULoBG
FRIENDS.

When yon got up At o'clock ia
the morning 20 so fishing and =
dear friend. who promises 70 meet
you. fails "a turn NJ With the bait
and you have Ia go "a work Nith
vet feet. Disguised and sad a.
heart. it e. no ioke's
Thus opined Fire Marshal KEEL
ioKE this mofulnE. ~ he sat ia con
temptation and smnhcd enc ~ his
fav0ritr brand Of stegies
vas 20 meet nos friend. tiN
Cheney. from Mercer Island. ~ .
O'Clock. said Mt kelloEE. aud !
was there on time, Nth some aai.
mon eggs ter trunt bait Ne vas
10 hfing the mlunowa for the bass.
when I reached the rendezvous
/ hoo. hoocd aud ha hsed. hHt no an.
Hwer. | walked around again and
hoo hoed aud ha-hacd some more.
but, alas no reply
4 waited until a quarter to : and
then had 10 so back 70 my office
! have had no fishing aud am sad
aud Disguised My feet are vet
clear through What partidous
creature is friend who promises
20 bring your bait
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-27
FARRELL MAKES
STATEMENT

AS ar ne can sea the compro
mtHe proposition offered BY the cor
Eofntlana cammiite. Lass nlEht ~ a
Settlement Of the Union Pacific
ffanchiee question is practically
the same thing thai Rns turned
dowa ones before By the Great
Northern Thia opinion Naa ex.
pressed BY J - Farrell % the
Naion Pacific This morning.
= have not seen anything NJ yet
besitiet she report 81 the commit.
tees proceedings In the paper. said
Mt Terrell. bui Il that IL correct
che whuie matter stands IS il did
before The committee proposes
Joint Ownership uf the two outside
franka over the F9fih as south
route aH far sa Massachusetts ~
end fhiE yery proposition was re
fused nomo time ago by She Great
N0rtWra Mr. Hlll desired eEclu.
aiye nsr Of these tracks clear
ihfouah bis property holdings and I
have no reason to believe that he
has changed his miud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-27
AND EVERYBODY
IS HELPING

Everybody helps'" Everybody
helps
THAT Is VIII II. ParD's only
thought
He thinks OF II continually: he
dreams OF Il at night lie even
spreads Il on hts bread at meal
times. II every man connected
with the management cf the expo
sition handles his end with as much
enthusiasm as Mr. Parry exhibits
In the disbursing OF the stock, the
fair g. an assured SUCCESS
At the meeting Of he Chamber OF
Commerce yesterday afternoon Mr.
Parry told what Was expected OF
the chamber. both collectively and
individually. In the matter OF getting
subscriptions for stock In the expo
sltion lie stated that be knew that
every man IN Seattle WAS busy, but
that he would not take no for an
answer from the men who are 10
be appointed by the chamber on the
committee 20 work in conjunction
with the ways ard means commit
tee Of the exposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-27
OMAN
BURNS
FrightfuI Accident to
Mrs. W. B. Granger
al Green Lake--H How
ering Between Life
and Death.

With her flesh from her waist
90 her ankles burned and all but
falling off. Mrp W u Granger. t56
Maple Lest place. lies suffering At
the Green Lake hospital and hos
efinE between life and death.
Tuesday afternoon ehile hra
Granger sHa attending "a houaehol
dullcs her apron caught fire Before
the blaze could b. exlinguihhed
other garments caught and dcnpef
1iely striving 10 piiil The clothing
off OF extiugulnh the flames, she
sank 20 the floor ia The presence Of
her three children. unconscious.
One Of The children had sufficient
presence Of mind to run 10 the home
81 nearby doctor The latter has
tened TO che aid OF the unfortunate
woman and gave temporary relief
Mrs Granger waa taken 70 The
hospital. where Hhe Ia nos In =
critical condition
W. u Granger The husband. f.
employed ~ the Richmond Paper
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-27
PRISONER AND
OFFICER FIGHT

Joe Younger. a HUSKY ieamttrr
wna this morning placed behind the
doors Of the cliY jail b. Special Of
flrar Decker. after test Of strength
between officer and man lasting
several minutes
Affi o'clock telephone cail sas
sent IN - police he daaaTiefs ask
ina that an officer be sent TO she
fesler salnnn. az man VAS en-
lr1xorinE 20 clean oui the house
Decker hastily went to the scene
and requested the dislurber 60 &C
company him to headquarters. but
the man refused Taxing bis man
~ the collar. the officer started for
the station. The test Of strength
then commenced and. after a strnv.
gle. during which time the man
cursed and fought he vas hand.
rulied and walked to the station
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-27
RUNAWAY GIRL
Is FOUND

Hannah Hansen. the iGyearold
daughter Of q Hansen. a saloon
Keeper. Who ran away from her
home on Queen Anne hill. was this
morning brought down from Van
eouter y G.. on the steamer bn-
mona. in charge Of a special officer.
The gifl was taken In charge by
Detective Cofbclt. who turned her
aKrf 10 her parents
Mlus Hansen had been mistrcaicA
~ home and determined 10 start out
for herself. according 70 her story
The Influences Of her associates IN
Vancouver has changed her from
rirl 70 woman. and she Is now
Glad 10 again be- At home DcteciiNe
Tenant caused the glrl to be 10
Gated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-27
RECALL AMENDMENT
MAY Be INVOKED

feeeuf special election. has been en-
deaVuFtnw 10 prevail On the rEfy
eouurii - lay eitf tracks on Fourth
AZ ard WeAtiake boulevard The
couneii has shown dialnelinallan
20 follaN the recommendations ef
the csssaaiigsr. ~ even 20 Flfo them
cuaeia .eu. tat appears drs~r
mined i sier away those thorough
faFyM 80 franchise applicants
Bottle streets.
stfoii aetian on the part of the
council would bottle %. for the neat
Is feafe. ihe opportunity fof indie.
pesdeag Suburban aud luterufbsu
reade ffou4 entering the business
section u me ciif without pas iHE
heavY tfiaute 90 The holders OF the
franetaeea u h this poasibillis
that The opponents of the franchise
desire ta prevent. n possible
Al iouixhts meeting the munie
ipAl ownership forces siil be reor
ganifed under she name 0f the Cit
Ownership loaHas. Tor the purpose
~ earryins on the campaign for the
preservation q important down
i0n Atfeets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-27
VI bER}
HANGS

FOLSOM. Cal Sept 2f-Ai ~ 20
o'clock this afternoon Adulph
Weber paid the penalty for the
murder II hia father mother
brother and sister. the death trap
belug sprung In the prison yard At
that time. Until the last moment
Weber retained the hope that = re-
prieya would - granted BY the
governor. and 8; n alleged that this
fact aud not his courage vas What
caused hiia 70 appear 80 Indifferent
to hts fate
When on the scaffoid be Waived
the reading 81 the death warrant.
and although tefy nervous, be main
thlued his nerve under the trying
circumstance To much better
manner than vas supposed he
could by The prison officials Two
ministers we're With him 70 the last
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-27

capt. tanbae her. 81 the Seattle
relise department., viii mes BE- the
democratic candidate Zee sheriff 81
king eaungy. slice Edward cuaihes.
" no has Withdrawn. Tbs tnfafmH-
tlan came from capt tauesebsr By
wlre yesterday gram nritish l'alum-
bia. where ~ u SPENDING his saea-
tiam fts rscelpf sends the mem-
beers - the eounfs usntral commit
tee eat nn auothtr stia hunt for
fssasllsie candidates far fhs uffics
AnauE lhesa mentioned rae the
domination are Alfred A Wtamulsk
81 1919 H1fgh a.. a tfaNsiiaa sales
man foT the Novelty MHi eourauY.
who Is fvparted 70 BE- tilins 60
make ths rmes aud T. " Nelson. ~
West Seattle. secretary u thf eogn-
~ rsHtfai nafasnittev. Ths auesii0a
~ " 10 shah be nut 90 tas ticket
N8H be taken ur ~ the eaunfY
central famHitEse ~ meeting eal8.
81 Tor the county headquarters "a
the Peoples Savings uanH eaiid
ins fhis evening IT 5ag ariurk
At the same tfme the cummiitxs
VIII take np tae maffsF 81 fEilin8
other vacancies an tie eenntY aud
legislative fEeket. The naw1n 81
James Nelson. farmer - hsnion
Junction. has been augKcsfrd ARD
= under consideration As Il pFohabit
candidate FOR commissioner from
the south District TIE members 81
the committes ffom ihe wards conn
rffaink legislative districts uhrFs
there afg no legislative rAmateAtsa
have been Instructed 10 report ths
uamrs ~ nsn suitable 20 b xivsu
such nominations ana who wilt &C.
cspl ghem anA nass the race.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-27
WOOOMEN START
THEIR WORK

To prepare plans Tor the grand
lodge meeting OF the Woodmen OF
the World. 10 be held in Seattle
next July. in which all camps OF
the Pacific coast and western states
will take part. COMMITTEES have been
appointed from each local camp.
&. A REYNOLDS. Who has charge
OF the meeting. stated that $4,000
is being raised with which TO enter
tain the visitors u is proposed to
give excursions to the fish traps,
10 Ballard. on Lake Washing. and
In faet make tt Seeing Seattle
expedition 10 show he visitors the
various industries and vast re
source Of the Puget sound country
Tacoma camps viii cooperate
wish he local camps in the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-27

,aaNrA sspi q fhe Vest.
- wifes are down TO Ncw
q ~. The last mcasaFe sent
haaleane Vas elovins np
Ee,..lsslppl valley Il Il thoas n
a.,eaus Is Inundated.
x,SeltlE. ny Sept
~. Asss a. that New Orleans
-, uaief 70 a varying depth
\ !. aches TO ten fesi.
w.saiNToN p c SEPT
..s,Aer AaFeau IMPORTS NAT a
~, Stern has reached Louis.
- The Mississippi coast
/ oentrai thie mofpius.
a q xreat SEVERITY fhe Wind
4 he rate q tS miles au
q. !. NsN Orleans before the
=. ssas do~n ...4..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-27
| G 7
| SIGH 7 ED
|.ssrusssp SCHOONER IS
.n.xo FLOATING oFF CAPE
srYrsy Nv TIC CARRIER
|n1

x.~<eAses within ths gicinilf 81
- s The .oa hsesl - Care
- large Yessel d Floating
80 sn.na SIZE ID. a menaee 60
.sssrsn Mat fiaK she mAl
! esysa.l or where she was
"a !. ~ tnesa N Seattle. bat
e 49, was hfoaxhf 10 lhts eilt
4 ~. Nets A. Macuenald 81 tao
$50 seAoonsg Carrier Dove,
- ssqsYea "a the Sound Sep
n n Cae D oraif
- snls shroaFa 4rrtanas wat
- f,nsr Dove sighted the aeFe
IL ~ nsafly colliaius etth g.
+. j. nscnaght Nonasf evening
|re csfsss pose vas within 700
IL u ~ agsarued vessel snd
- sslniy discern tbs RAIDER aud
|l~ aaA ksack boticm she apepaf'
~ i slEhsg 4 bsgk o. four mast
X xtaeAsf
~ asrFhonald Nas the first 90
" ~ xreek AMI - Immediately
~ eaps 0raff. who. ~ithoai the
: ! zsaAas. e0ala sse ne deFv-
n Whsn 4 giasa vas brought
Il ~ he bottom coald be made
h lad L vas ueil covered 9Th
tzzrisa and moss Bits ~ wFeek
b ssra also floatlux abouf the
~ ne sind carried tha Car
n Dose away isum The wreck and
y nae and eaptain reported their
kusFy 70 their agsais la ttis
h
Tsfs i - tsiliag shat vessel
b. aarsHet can ". or from which
isxshan II m4Y have come n
M sas an liie sboefd the cap.
sls zna mate Of ihs Carrier Dove
~ ~ discern, aad & a. moFe
nj sretatie that az hands perc
n. q 10 rspoFt1 Of tha arrival 81
NJ skieETse6eH mariners have
z<s received along the Vancouver
zaz q d he vicinity u Cage flat.
~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-27
AT a MASS NETTING OF TIE
"A. oss TONIGHT TIE ACTION
OF TIE CITY COUNCIL ON
RAILROAD FRANCHISES WILL
DC THOROUGHLY DISCUSSED.

The recall amendment 70 The eliY
charter MAJ b. Invoked 70 prevent
the present elty council from fotine
assF % the sssilia Electric com.
panF further exclusive fHanehis es
OF important streets anl avenues 81
ths city. provided that apparent IN
ellnatiun uf The city cannot b. couu
teraeted IN ans other way
Ths AdvtsahiiitY ui adopting such
4 eoaTao of action wiil hn discussed
AZ mass meeting to be held this
evening a the Labor Temple for she
pnrr0H. ~ rwofEAniEiuE the Muaic
ipal oensfslip league
The call Tor toniFhta meeting
was issued - the cid y . Gem
uaiEn eommittss. whieh. since tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-27

HAVANA. Sept. z7.--Ii II report
81 here today that President Roose-
yeti has fHhled Secretary Taft %
land his fighting men and assume
control iu cuba with the title Of
governor az soon ~ he deems lt
necessary
II was proposed that Taft and
Bacon assume joint control. bat %
was later decided that TAFT should
rule alone. ou account Of posi-
buitY ~ complications arising II
there we're twe heads % thu govern
neut Taft ujli BE- ~ control until
the neH elections are held n the
government IL taken over.
Gen Funston arrived here this
morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-27
ASKS FOR A RECEIVER.

John Martin Is bringing suit
AGAINST the Seattle Prospecting 8
development company for s96a.Ia.
arrears Of wages for himself ana
five others ah0 have assigned their
claims tn him. A petition has been
filed for the appointment Of a re.
ceivor for the company The case
will be heard on oct ),
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-27
wAnr STAKE lIenrs.

Captain r. r. Bowden. a prom.
inent pilot now residing al Eagle
Harhor. with other sound pilots, is
circulating a petition for the plac-
ing of three stake lights at the en-
trance 10 Eagle Harbor. The peu-
ton has already a large number OF
slgners and Will be presented to thu
Inspector at Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-27
WANTS SPEEDY. TRIAL.

San FRANCISCO. Sept g.
Jacob G Cross. arrested yesterday
In connection with the Oregon land
frauds. today appeared before
United States Commissioner IIca.
COCK and asked that be be allowed
to waipe examination and be re-.
turned 70 Oregon f0T trial Commits.
sioncr iieacock vii give his ruling
tomorrow Gross maintains his IN.
noeenec and says be wants q speedy
trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-27
pRoHIRtTloNlsrs WILL
RALLY AT ROSS.

The Prohihitlopists Will hold 2
rally FRIDAY evening az the Seattle
seminar, at Ross number OF the
for county offices viii
he present and will speak Music
has been arranged for the meeting
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-09-27
TRIPLE MuRoEREss
KILLS ANOTHER.

NEWBERG y +. Sept z1-To.
day Lizzie Halliday. the triple muf.
doreaa. added a fourth yicilm 20 the
list b siaylas Millle Wleks. an At.
feuaant a. the Natfewan state hos.
piiai. where the muFdeFess la con.
fined