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The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-04-25
THE McNAIR INCIDENT.
The Investigation Committee Reports
to the House.

Jackson, Miss, April 10. The
penitentiary committee of the
House this afternoon made brief
report on the MeNair incident,
making no recommendations what
ever, but simply submitting the
testimony taken. The report
says: Your committee has in
yestigated the rumors or charges
made against S. D. McNair, as a
member of the Board of Control
Of the penitentlary for drunken
ness and misconduct as member
of said board, at the Rankin coun-
IS fam ana st the Capitol baYlsl-
ing of the State on Sunday, the
18th Of April, 1906, and herewith
submit the testimony taken. Your
committee is not very clear as to
what action should be recommend
ed il this case and hereby submits
it to this body for consideration
and for such action as it may
deem proper.
The report was received in sill
ence and DIR. Miller, chairman Of
the committee, stated that he had
no motion to make on the subject.
The commission leaves the House
in a quandary, as it lis understood
that the evidence taken substan-
tiates the charges made.
Later, the Senate joint resolu-
Ition to amend the Code so as te
authorize the Governor to suspend
State officials for drunkenness
was voted down in the House, as
was also a resolution declaring il
the sense of the House that all
State officials guilty Of drunken
ness should resign. Both were
defeated by small majority.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-04-25
San Francisco Death List Not 50 Large
as First Reported.

General Greely reports from
San Francisco to the department
that vesy careful investigation
which has just been been made
shows that the death list from
the late disaster is 277 victims.
The coroner estimates the dead at
1000.
Over $8, ,00O, 600 have been con-
tributed to date from all sources
as a relief fund. The city will
be rebuilt.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-04-25
Printer Wanted.

a sober, Industrious, reliable
job and ad printer. Steady, per-
manent job in well furnished
country Office at good wages.
It will be useless for an incompe-
tent man or one Of Objectionable
habits to apply. Address B. I.
Hobbs, Publisher Leader.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1906-04-25

Dr.. and Mrs. B. F. Jones, of
Gloster, will arrive this after
noon: DR.. Jones will oficiate at
the double wedding tomorrow
night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

the American Investment 4 Ina.
pruvcment company. setting forth
the reasons Of q number Of the
Stockholders 81 the shy no
receiver ahould be appointed The
afhdavtta sustain the position Of the
president u the concern. n III Lee.
Those eho gave their affldavits are
r ". Lee. son ~ the president Of
the company & ~ 1slaett. A. G.
Cling and unra YnnnRn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
Matinee DELAYS
CONVENTION

ST. LOUIS Mo. oct fs-on ac-
count OF a matinee IN the olympic
thcater this afternoon the American
Association Of Bankers did not bss
gin the morning discussion of the
currency reform. having postponed
the discussion until tomorrow.
Yerpjlro ono, Of Japan, spoke this
morning on Financing the Japan
csc Russian War"
Tho bankers this afternoon visit
cd the brewery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
CATHEDRAL FAIR
OPENS MONDAY

4 -hssmeais are nov complete
pig cathedral fair which
y The city next Monday AT
$50 hall % UnlYersity ai on.
= ne postoffice Father oBden
49, various committee have
~ NIGH and day FOR the auc
'he lair and no detail bsH
sseriooked The various
nave been Installed and the
slons Of various shades ana
- make a very pretty effect.
us...hss' musical program ever
i. 49, IN this city viii be- ono nj
49, sssslnx features. the following
Re- having been engaged The
l'siian band Of 40 mecca
band. Professor Mar
-. orchestra, Seattle Ueder
1ss's. and Professor Egas sod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

SIGN Up
THOSE ON REPUBLICAN, TICK.
gr PUT NAMES ON TsI Of.
RUcT PRIMARY PLANK-sEV.
GRkL KICK.

with a yiew ~ strengthening the
srampaikn OF several Of those Nha
lare az heart opposed IA direct pd
mary LEGISLATION. all 81 the fspuh
lican legislative candidates last
night agreed 70 sign the direct pH
mhry pledge askei of them b. the
waahinxtuu stats utfvet Primary
league The pledge Il 20 the effect
that thase signing e sili work ana
vote for the ELL prepared
An effort waH made By several 81
the mere sincere direct primary nA
yocaiea on the delegation - have
lhe agreement provide that those
signing Il would support the biil
with such amendments aH Ssre
agreed 80 By the legislative cpmmii
fer 81 the Direct Primary league
Hut the members 90 the deieEati0a
sho are tryins To trim q tbs aireri
primary Insisted on thn pledge be-
inE given IN the exact Nursiius ASK
81 fof ~ the league ~ that. II
amendments sFe agreed to b the
league. Il viii abaulxe them ffom
their pledges
Several members Of the dslssa
ton ar. knowa 70 BE- opposed IA ne
asfwct primary method ~ making
nominations of candidates for ~
flee This Tact 10, stsped last sum
NOR IN Connection wffh an effort
which was made la sndues the ~
publican counfx central cufuuitis~
10 pruslde fof the nomiuafiOu 81 ieE
isiatiss candidates this ycar IN that
mannsr.
Among those wtg0 refused 10 align
ths pctftion then and uho we're an
.eswnuia nominated for Legislative
offices aerr George 4. Piper. eandi
date for the senate from The Thiry
fourth district. and + T. Aiisa. can
dsdats FOR the senate frum ire Thir
.sythifd district
r 81 Williams c~anaidaie for The
state ssnatr IN the Thirty serond
district made Irnm time 90
time Cor FvfraiainE from siKnlnE the
petition. bat vas nnail5 Induced -
- 10 after the other Candidates In
his District had done - AZ Joseph
lisyons. candidate Toe the stats sen
ate from the Thirty sixth district
voted against the direct primary
hin ia the last legislature in vIola
fiou Of e convention pledge made In
Bis behalf. b. uas not aaked 70 siEn
ths petition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

Monday Ia designated ne Ameri-
can day National airs viii be giyeD
by tho orchestra and the Stars and
Stripes will predominant. Each
day will be set aside as a day % the
tari0ua nationaiitlcs and deeoFa-
lions will conform.
Many donations have been maze
70 the fair. amounting 70 over
$4,000. and comprising cash, real
estate. ranges and furniture Of all
kinds
The electrical effect viii be a
prominent feature ia the dccora'
lions, Thousands % colored lights
being Installed by the Seattle Eiec-
trio company
Mayor Moore will press the but
ton opening the fair, after which an
address viii be made BY Bishop
0tDca.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

John Weidurt q wealihY land
owner Of Athena. umatiila county
ore sun. win he arrested this after.
noon a Everett. BY United states
Deputy Marshal Crabtroe. for az
slaiing Ia shaving sec sold pieces
Through a civil suit brought bs
NUidsrt against his san IA Law
George fiesH. Tor The sum Of $3.50.
and nos hrinR heard ia Everett, thc
facts leading up 20 his arrest we're
obtained
Hess. the aon IN Law about q year
ago. after a confession In the Tel.
rfai court. waa sentenced To sik
months In the psuifenfiaff fof
shaving fae gold pieces. which he
circulated in snoheinlsh euaBsy
shortly after his release, Msidcgf.
HIS fatheFin laa sued aim fof $50
Heas IN bis defense stated that
the money involved VAS part 81 the
amount invested in the shaYlns
scheme
Secret Service AGENT rieil then
obtained a fun confession frum
Hess. Ia which he Implicated his
fatherinlsw. aud the IRE ia the
outcome
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
WOMAN ROBBED
AND BEATEN

Young woman NHm IN EOuse 10 her
hom. Her purse was anAfched and
she was beaten into lnscnaibiiiU.
bat wiAl recover.
The dlffsrvnt cities are aroused
ever ths dvprutations tcinx cotR
miitsd. bat eltiAens and officials
seem tsu~rrlen~ 20 prevent the cut.
mrts WOmsu and ehiidren arr
tefrOr ktrtcksn and should any ~
the mafieroasis inclined thugs be
captured. thsfe - 10 doubt but
uhat Bnrhlak would follow The
beat residential districts offer a
lucrative field for criminal opera
tsans and the opportunity II not loas
TO the criminal eiefasnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
100000 FOR
+. YARROW
WELL KNOWN PLACE or
LEIoH HUNT 10 solD-sALM
ON BAY PROPERTY AND RESI-.
DENTAL DEALS.

THIS afternoon Calhoun. Denny a
Ewing sold the apartment house
on the east side - BoYiston Az be-.
tween piks and Pine. Tor Fts 900.
George .. Msnoham a Co " report
81 10 have sold Yarfow owned
b Leigh Hunt and situated on the
east side 81 Lake Washington. The
maine of the purchaser has not yet
been disclosed. but The price Il said
10 have been tteo. geo YafreU 70
one q the big places aH Lake wash
tnKton. and IL very valuable. not
only on account Of the extensive inn
progemsnta. bat On account 81 the
beauty 81 lie location II contains
50 acres
Salmon Bay Property.
7. VI. Howiand has cold to y y.
Newell a tract 81 waterfront prop
eriy on the south side ~ Salmon
bay. directly west % the Hartman
terminals The aizs Of the property
Is $50 hy 100 feet. and the eousid-
Grafton paid In s20.oos A. ~ Seweil
has sold 20 Quentin Peterson the
southeast corner 81 29fh and Jack
son for ta.00a
q u. Hiiiman has sold to Matthe-
son a ueady q ti-aere tract IN his
Meadow Gardens the purchase price
being ff.fs0. The property t. To-
Gated about eight miles south NJ
Seattle end hair a mile east 81 tho
iuferurbnm.
McGraw a Kitunger report sales
H. the Washington Park addition
amounting To so. geo.
The Pioneer Rent & Collection
company has sold the corner Of
Thirteenth md Madison for Keefe
4 Perkins 20 Yefonique Marsan for
$4,000, also a lot on Eastlake av.
near Roy ~ fer Rev. Y v Alexan'
droff 10 the same purchaser Tor
$1,000. which vas Immediately re-
sold 10 Homer IIillmsn for a con
alteration 81 $3.50 Other numer'
Gus sales have been made aREregat-
Ing about $4,000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

I. n
Undesirable Class From
Other Cities Can't
Come Here Orders
Issued by Chief OF
Police.

Following upon the orders given
out by the city councils and police
Of Los Angeles san Francisco and
Spokane 20 rid those cities Of tho
undesirable class Of men. ~gagraniai
saloon loungerH. petty thieves and
Ffenchmen who infest the restrict
ed Districts. Chief ~ Police WaD-
penstein this morning ave out the
following statement 10 be handed
20 the captains Of the different
squads;
4 do not propose 70 have Seattle
the headquarters OF these people.
A. a rule they are not 4 desperate
Glass Of people. but there Is a
apfinklins OF dangerous men
amongst them and the only way We
can get the desperate criminals is
to run them all out 81 the city. AZ
none Of them have any legitimate
means Of support and live off tho
charity OF others
More men will be added 20 the
police force II found necessary and
those who are compelled 10 leave
the other cities are assured 81 re-
eeiying a warm reception II they
head for Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
CH|NAMEN ARE
IMPORTED
PROMINENT cALlFoRnlAns IN
DEAL TO smuoeLE on.EN-
TAILS INTO AMERICA.
49,. T.I.nranh servles.l

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Oct is-The
arrest Of @ Yook and the capture Of
a letter which he carried. II Is be-
ileved. will disclose the fact that
a syndicate OF Americans are NJ
work here importing Cinnamon into
tho United States via Mexico
Immigration officials expect r.
make arrests OF several prominent
people.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
SWEPT
By A CYCLONE
CABINET %oHANoGs

tserlpps Telegraph Service
PARIS Get IT, Henry
White the American Amhaasa
inf go iiuur, Who viii aaii
hoHAa faf HE vacation tamaf
row - mentioned IA connection
with proposed cabinet changes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

,s,.,pp& T~sleqfseh
~ wrsr. rla oct Is u Is
~ a., ! d%islas,rous oelong
~ alsbt near Havana ia
- srss, aamase No details
received a. Set#as The
y I. Interrupted q q ranorgi
sac calamhla a. which P'int
s~snesu tfoens la taea are
Suffered greatly
ss.r, Tan as1 parry marrow
s~l having reached Am"rl5
~-,ss< csly YESTERDAY from
On sAis side The storm
!. .sssfs thai the pafe vas
8 aske the uip "a Wash
4 all although WaY had
80, eahsEksd on q dispatch
sss.sslsr 10 make the trip D,
ksasy sale prevailed ON
~sresa coast xestvrda1 and
~ Azsnc ~ hirh that the
.ss xas abandoned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
BIC LOOP PLAN
ARRANGED

The Seattle Electric - a~ffauEinE
: hia anap isun ~ their car sy@-
lem This tine wlu Be an sHtru.
aian 81 fse Beacon Hffi line 70 Htil-
man city. through the Meu,ana
Flass and Lakes os-h crossing Gen
aasss =. az southeast seattle. and
thence f8rmine a g-aHaseiiou Wiz
fhe Rainier Heights lt1s
The reason fer this move 81 ths
Seattle Electric 10 for the purpo~e
u beading off a movement 81 the
seattle Hsntnn a Southern line
ahich II contemplating asking q
franchise from the Columbia eeuu-
ell Tor a branch or loop line cow
efin9 part 81 ihs above territory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
RAISING
VESSEL
Gse,lps. Telegraph ssrviss.i

PARIS Oct ia dispatch
from Admiral Heliur = ~ IL IRVINE
60 fraas the cfaN II fhs submarines
bsaat Latiu says this saufniaa that
ihs vessel caught her hull % a depth
- a. feet she tn hIux eNsn anf
Ehs aansifsi henss ~ raise he's soon
me mlniairs a. marine holds gui
hope Fnf the Fusn inside
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
SKATING cLUs PARTY.

The Lake Union Skating club.
composed Of several veil known
Young men 81 Seattle. will give a
skating party a. the rink Friday
night The young men IN the invi.
fafiou COMMITTEES are Arthur Ia.
vslie, Frank Dova and Arthur
ReaKh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

WASltlNUTON n Q. oct d
The weather bureau il displaying
storm signals from Jacksonville 10
Norfolk No adXices have been ~
eeiyed from Cuhs The tropical dis
turbaness are Of small diameter bal
grtat severity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
FUNSTON To Be
TRANSFERRED

WASHINGTON. oct - seers-
f#ry Taft has ann0uncei that Gen
Funston. nov ln command Of the
Southwestern division Of the army
headquarters viii be removed from
oklahoma city to - Louis. Gen
Greeley. now in command ~ The
Narthera division headquarters. all
be moved from st Louis 20 Chicago
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
HUGE COMBINE or BRITISH
AND AMERICAN SOAP TRUSTS
EXPOSED IN LONDON.
tseripps Telegraph ssrviee,)

LONDON. oct isl Is announc.
ed that a number OF the biggest
soap manufacturers have combined.
An Investigation shows indications
Of an alliance between the English
and American eoap trusts. } Y.
Morgan engineering the American
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
SOAP TRUST
|. THE LATEST

end Proctor and Gamble r used
ae a wedge for the formation of an
amalgamafion with the American
trust Continental soap mauufac-
tuters have been invited 20 Join
The capitalization Of the English
cnmblnc Is 1000 600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
seLoso's sooY ARRIVES.

The body Of William Beloud AZ.
lived on the Northern Pacific train
this afternoon from Denver. AID
Waa taken 20 B~utterNofth a Sons
The funeral VIII be- held sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
UNION
Y NJ
tseripp. Telegraph servies.l

(seripps Telegraph serVies.l
OAKLAND. Cal. Oct lS-The
planning mills Of Oakland opened
this morning. and building opera
tions. which were suspended Mon
day. were resumed The demands
Of the union have been granted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
CALLS FOR
RECORDS

WASHINGTON. oct Il Justice
Brewer. af the saErrtue court this
afternoon issued a cFftffist uusr
~ governor II Missoufl calling for
fhs rnilss record iu he cssr u AZ
dc Meyers. uta ~ sentenced tu
hnns next Wass ~ VII likely re-
salt ln another ssrris3s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
1fxvylE ElEcraIc WAKING
lsrIsArEs TO coHsT RucT
~ LINE CONNECTING sEA.
~ NIL AND RAINIER
sElssrs

~ ssst'l< Eectrie company is
- hanalrs a big rgup 70 head
asegsnAeng ~ the Seattle.
%Rsfrn { Hfrten milruad 4
Sssasnt ssastraetnf - nos a. work
- sseimafes for this biz moya
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
pRssrons FUNERAL.

The funeral OF r. T. Preston has
not been arranged. pending the or.
rival ~ George NJ Preston from
Milwaukee. who In expected TO.
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

OLYMPIA. Oct iS-The su-
premc court Yesterday heard the
following appeals from Pierce and
King counties:
" n Miller. respondent, VS. Cali
yin Philips Co. appellant
! l. Loeb et al. respondents. Va.
Henry j. Asberry et al, appellants.
+ y Iazler. plaintiff. - r. W.
Cady 81 al. defendant
State ex rel. ] H. Sheets ct al
plaintiffs. vs. Superior Court OF
Pierce County and Town Of Buck
ley. defendants
Frank J. Butler. respondent. va.
New York Life Insurance Co. ap-
pellant.
Louis NJ Plattor. respondent, vs..
Seattle Electric Co. appellant
IA. Davis. appellant. vs. Pioneer
Mutual Insurance Co. respondents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
NC ATTACKS YOUNG WON
Il M OAKLAND sEsloGs
nal DISTRICT CITIZENS
Ysssos srRicses - CRIME
s~cSfcxEp.

I3rsss rslsersph ssrvissl
MIAMI Cat. Oct tS-The
nrlsk u efinse Ia California sgiii
mass ancheeked Miss r. Rogers
vi rl~rneng av.. Alameda vas
tzuls ss<salfsd b. > footpa3 last
- s,~at : e'es0ek whiie the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
PRINTING FIRMS NOT IN
FRANKLIN ASSOCIATION
CLEAR STATEMENT nv BIC
MANAGER.

The fact that n iaeit agreement
eNlkgs between the wholesale houses
AZ Seattle aud the Franklin asao
citation. = combine among the local
lob printing houses, b. virtue OF
ptleh those few firms which have
refused n be- forced into the CON
hlns have been denied the right OF
purchase Of paper from the local
= holesale concerns SaH practically
admitted BY certain 81 the paper
houses this morning The fact that
tho outside printing concerns can
not purchase paper IN Seattle Is
openly admitted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
YMPIA
APPEALS
tsssr Special ssrvies.)

OLYMPIA. Oct is-The SD
preme court today heard the follow
ing King county appeals
carstena a Enries. inc. plaintiff,
" Corbln Machinery Co. 81 al,
defendants
Bridget Costello q al. appel
lAnts. vs.. Drainage District No 1,
King County. respondent.
John Shortall. respondent, Va.
Puget Bridge a. Dredging Co, APP
pellant
EuOck fArsan, appellant, vs. Al
len Line Steamship Co respondent.
Mary J. Smith. appellant. "a.
Mutual Reserve life Insurance Co,
respondent
] A Davis. appellant. vs. Pioneer
Mutual Insurance Co, respondents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

uslw n. Oct - The Flor
a. ..ls.sA has beea added TO the
- s,.s cemmanicatiun Is lost
=, xss west A gale ls hloWins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
Lusby's statement

As long a. the firms on the out
slds insist in cutting prices they
eann0i purchase paper from this
hauAe. said Manager LaiHby. Of the
II. ~ Richmond Paper company.
iht morning I understand that
here are several other paper con
eerns in the city who have also rc-
fused TO have any dealings With
companies outside Of the associa
tian
tThr companies have been doing
hasiucss for years at prices from
Witch they al derive no profit.
and lt Is not TO q Interests To
have dealings with them
- have a letter from n 81 these
eahnoemh. on the letter head Of
which IL advertised the printing %
bill heads on bond paper al s. n
thousand. The paper alone VIII
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

ptirIetL DISAGREEMENT
teAos TO or
ixrIsE so.ap.

mIADELpHIA. Oct Is-May
-sa.sIs entire advisory board
l his afternoon n II un
sttd that they disagreed on
and that the mayor told
- % resign
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
TRUST
IS ADMITTED

cost that printing company $40
aud ihey cannot possibly pay for
their other expenses with the 80
cents left and then have a iegfti-
mate profit II does not psy Ne TO
have dealings with such concerns
Claim legal Right.
we have a legal right 10 sell TO
whom We choose aud to refuse TO
sell II We 20 desire. and ia this
case We Intend TO exercise T."
II does not matter II the con
Germs not In the association desire
20 pas cash with every order and
never on any occasion run a debt
with us. ne don't wan, and viii not
accept their trade continued Mt
i.aaby There Is no organization
emonE the Wholesale paper houses
In Seattle aud We have no agree
meut with the Franklin assoeia-
ton
On Tacoma Scale"
Auditor Hnlman. Of the assoeia-
ton. stated that II Was the inten-
ton Of the association to raise
prices 90 what IA known as the TIA
coma scale. which. considering
conditions Ia Seattle. IL not oN-
brilliant tie said that although the
Franklin association existed In al
most every city Of any size In the
vest aud in many Of the eastern
cities. he had never heard Of any
Seattle companies being denied
the purchase Of paper b. an eastern
concern
II is feared by the small iobbers
that the supply from the east viii
also be gradually cut off from them
and their inability to order ia
large quantities. practically pre-
vents them from dealing with east
tru firms.
The San Francisco market has
been shut of by the existence Of
the association 1t that point.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
CONFER WITH PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. oct fs-seere-
taries Taft ana Hpcon were in COM
ference with the president today
concerning the cuban situation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
4 OF
A
Wealthy Land Owner in
Tolls For Shaving
$50 Gold Pieces.


fatar special sersiretl
EVERETT. Oct iA-N eid
= ert ass arrested aud Will be
q taken 10 Seattle thia afternoon
. 90 appear before a United
a States commissioner Tie de
. claFUa he Is innocent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18

MIAMI Fla, Oct iS-Cuba ID
swept by a hurricane and storm
hitch ID likeiy 90 N vep along the
Atlantic and last AZ FAR north "a
South Carolina
The weather bureau warns naYl.
Fation that q l. unsafe for a. hours
Before the Havana cable uas lost
an operator said that the land lines
30 the interior were down aud that
Havana VAS aeluEed Il ~ reported
that there II great damage Ia the
province
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
70 secsIvER WANTED

.eassiis we're thls morning filed
nat 81 Clark OHryau W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-18
,.no Columbia Suffers From Disastrous Storm
liable Interrupted--Ta Tat Escapes BY Narrow
Margin.

a. the ratio Of lS miles an hour and
thc rain Be- heavN
Jack sonville s. now the southern.
most point which che wires reach
A sale - blov ius here aud inereaa.
tnE In velocity
The Forrest City times., 1906-08-03
Election Com missioners.


 The state board composed of Gov ernor Davis, Secretary of State Lud- wig and Attorney General Robt. l.. Rogers met Wednesday and appointed election commissioners for the several counties of the state.
 Those appointed for St. Francis county, are MeSsrs. James Fussel., A. J. Naeearo. democrats, and ]. J. Barron, republican.
 IL will be remembered that the county committee recommended Mr. Gee. Walker. president of The J. W. Beck Company, in lieu of MT. A. l. Naeearo, who had been suggested by a majority Of the candidates. The state committee evidently believed that the wishes of the candidates should be considered in this case. and ignored the committee srecommenda. tion for NIT. Walker, and appointed Mir. Kaccaro.