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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03
OVER A CLIP

Ts g. out after game in the bill
o0untry q India nseans tkas the hunter
all nnd game. says Onpsain 0iasfurd.
the aufhor 81 Rife and nomance IN
tho lndisn Jugagie- ODs morning foi.
ls~ed - hla esaskareea. ~ native hunt.
sFA. CaVtsln Glssfurd wAs cut lookins
ever a rough hlilslde for hear. lie had
passed raand the curve 81 q hiKh ledge.
~heR - found himself In front Of .
large. hOw rooted cave TN the aandy
aesg q the sntranos % the cave we're
Tia fresh ingsing tracks % . bear
Our posstion was a sufficiently hAE-
Hrdous Sae. Th~ iedge ~as extremely
narrOw. overhung ~ rock. and on the
rerss % q perpendicular sace o. sand
sssas- We began quietly retraeing cur
cay. But se4ruely lad We taken ons
step wbsn a horrible disturbance oc
eurred In the depths 81 the cavern
This FASTENED our movements but our
haste was as nothing compared % ths
rsRldity Of tbs eruption that was eains
on beAlnf ~ as the hear came yeiIinz
aud serAmbling out Of the cavern. Fog
ms therr was hothing bet 3 swift ship
round 70 fare this borria denouemeut
my rife a0s even permitted to reach
shoulder
To right. q blsEk wali % smooth elf
side - bsft. q swift deso~nf 20 the IN.
knogn ever the edge 81 ~ elf. and
Ia front q raging, roaring mass 81 hlacs
hair shooting t0wArd ~ with the sg~ed
~ q runaway motor car.
Bang goes my rife. and the nexi
uaoDsnt ans euJoyiag = strange. slow
ooving nightmare. ons % ths meet vivid
81 its memories being the smooth
l.raSied appearancs u the tears fore
bead 80 ber gaxs closed ca my right
thigh
We bump and whirl swiftly down
Eard. A semi Inconsistencies held me
aud tllsH came q shock. ! saW the as0i5
~ tie bar hurled far from me inte
space and realized that ! vas clutch
lng a. something
Il nas llttle tree Dat / ErlpT--s iE
the strength u despair uas hang
tx o. H. bead downward. on the Fac.
o. the ciin Itself
NJ jar orasrly's voiee soon s0unded
IN M ear. The placky fellow afEd
cruWiei down that awful siaye and
managed "a seize my hands { "a
somehow drawn upward % the lelEa
Then my gaze fell upon that SOLITARY
sapiinF. rOoiei 10 some mere ehink Il
fts reck. There Nas 40 other tree wlth
IN many yards
Two months on my hack aferdeS
srops for thought e. 70 ny eatraordi
nary pieex % luck.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03
OREGON soJlss.

Governor Chamberlain and other
state oficiAis q Oregon seat 70 Walla
WRlla last Tuesday 20 look over ths
psnitentiary jute mill and collect dAtA
.conesrning the same with a yiew Of
establishing q similar industry in con
nsction with the penitentiary - Sc.
len
" J. Burns As president q Balfour
Guthrie a Co IN the northwest. has
sfnKed his signature 10 the agreement
between the exporters and ErainhAnd
ltrs. thus completing the contract Al
exporting Arms on he water front arr
ROW on the fair list Loading opera
lions on grain ships started Monday
The Profession 81 game IN ths state
Of OregOn - costing the peopls IN ths
neighborhoOd Of ESQ 900 a year
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03
kEWSOf NORTHWEST
WASHINGTON. IDAHO. OREGON
AND MONTANA ITEMS.


Pred Thede. q ~idely known young
man u North Yakima pleaded guilty
IN the superior court the other DAY
70 forging bis fathers name 10 = go
CHECK
C0mmenaable afleation II being Civ
en- 10 ire drills In The schools a. DAE-
export
TSo distinguished japanese Fisltors
PriRce haseba a member Of the Jap
snsse parliament. Ane YashAchirO
HAmAshitR. visited Spokane recently
a. guests q ". T. Meier and George
A. Lee. Sho acre classmates Of YamA-
shitA Al the University Of Nebraska
Following a receEt declaration Of
Governor A r. Mead that sessions Of
the supreme court shoule BE- held in
Spokane during q portion Of the year
% accommodate the attorneys Of east
err Washington . call has been sent
out b. Judge William l. Richardson,
president II the Spokane Bar sssO-
citation 10 the members OF the asso-
citation urging them Ia attend . spe-
cisl meeting IN che city hall next F'ri-
DAY evening when the matter OF east
err sessions Of the court gill Be dis
cussed.
LAST Saturday Il was reported the
Skagit river Immediately south OF
Sedro was 3 mile and a half side and
still rising The ~ater from the river
In the Sterling bead district has gone
over the Great Northern right Of way
and Il Is feared wiIl carry away the
roads grading The damage 20 mills
and lumber. farms and stock l. ines
Unable The town o. Ainkler Is stand
ing in a lake three feet deep and many
houses have been abandoned.
HUNDREDS Of ave and ten dollar gold
pieces are being shave" by some an.
known man In Seattle. So well Is the
work done that IL has escaped detec-
ton by some Of the most expert bank
cashiers
The steamboat service 20 Brewster
and Bridgeport Is very irregular. on
ing TO low water During high water
the run to Wenatchee H. made In 10
hours. but a. this season il requires
sometimes as much as two days 70
make the run down river
r A Jackson. Columbia county
representative sheepman. has made
arrangements fog q display Of his "a
nous RambouflIef sheep NJ the inter
nRsional stock show 10 be held In Chi
caeo. commencing December J. and
viii leave for that city with a car.
lead on November le His R2nhouil
let sheep won the gold medal az the
81 Louis exposition.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03
IDAHO NEWS.

The Standpoint high school bOys
have organized . basketball team and
are very anxious 10 arrange games
with other high school teams
Secretary Taft has left Washington
OF a campaign tour which will even
tually take him 10 Boise and POoztel-
b.. where he IL scheduled for speeches
on November 2 and respectively.
Il Is reported the fuel shortage In
Lewiston will be relieved soon.
Robert Lanstan. republican candi-
cate fer state secretary. arrived in
Boise Saturday morning prepared 10
hand IN his resignation u Vas found.
however. that no change can be made
al this time
The nex Presbyterian church a.
Standpoint IL completed.
Al Mullan Coroner y. r. Keys held
an inquest over the remains q James
O'Seil. which were found by a pros
pector in the upper Clearwater eoun-
try last August. Evidences 81 foul
play are claimed 20 have been unearth-
- and the verdict 81 the e8roners
JURY has been withheld pending farth-
er Investigation Mr. O-Sel vas a
Vrospector. and JUST before his dlsap
paarancr b. sold q claim for 5000
and f. Is believed that ~ had this
mercy -oa hlm Shsh b. -lstt here.
Nae feIl 81 Ne7asia a > shoWeT tor
three hour - ErFay CONSTITUTING NE
u-ssr remarkable phenomenon ever
witnessed ir the Idaho panhandle An.
srTsis showed The mud % b. foTmel q
fne volcanic dust such AZ exists in the
Walia Wal.a. Palosse and BiE Bend
districts II washfhEton, TIE pre-
sumption is-fhsf1He enormous clouds
o. dust raised ~ the gale IN these sec
lions vas carried into Idaho and feli
with the rAinstorm-
Melting snow has raised the Clear
water and Saturday morning several
hundred cords u $50 wood sent Oui
under a boom IL TIE east end. The
falsework on one ~ the piers 81 IRE
Oregon Railroad a Navigation com
ranv's bridge Vas also washed ssay.
several thousand cords q wood are
strung along the hanks Of tbs Clear
water
The Hope Athletic club r. nourish-
tnz. There are IS members on the
rel
James Casey the miner Who picked
into q missed hole n TIE Capitol pros
peer shaft near Oshurn last THURSDAY.
did Suu6ay
I lors renn. who holds the inter
s@h~aaarse wa~n~#s ~ he Tao ara go
vara hashez uon o. the Prlluan
tvark fssf su-inF undsr ne colors -
n Lswsssun h1rh. sehuel T. prspaT-
fnr - enter Ara Artar Fean r. :
e~aaaafe = "a 1eEisfna kigh Rrhool
class u ns p hone l. n Boise.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03

Society In this city has just awak.
ened 70 tie fact that 0ne o IL leaders
has completed q magnificent and costly
mansion under the river Seine. where
one can enjoy tie most delicious c5ol-
ne=s during these t8rTld days says the
New f0rk Worlds Paris correspondent
Count Victor De Larueau Is the pr8prl-
stor % Tie move! mansion. shieh -
lad built secretly between Melum and
sens Ia order q surprise hls frieada
A few days ago he sent cut invita-
tions and automobiles % coavey his
EaakfR ~ the strange -hah.tasson. ana
o. arrival everyone vas surprised 70
tad = most luxurious aho5e under the
water. The enrrsnee l. through .Erot-
to-on tse river esnhankment. and =
adorned with many statues. Al ele-
vator takes the guests below the kvei
Ct the river. ana then az entrance Is
made @ q magnificent Reception rooza.
In tie centsg OF whicH q marbbe f0un-
taiA adds - the eoolness % the sur-
rouudiaE~.
A complets dininE room. library. bea-
room and Kitchen constitute the other
apartments q the noTei bonse. TIE
cssnt Il besiesed with requests fer In
sitafi0us 70 Wait his ABIDE under va
tsr. and & i probable be wtil remain
kere al through the summer. e. NJ
Essrs. even ~ TIE seasaore. ean -
meet With the cou4forts aRd coslnszs
xhach ~ nnds uader the selne.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03

A strange kits has been devised b.
q swedAsk engineer. IL 10 made % ~
under water. IL IL made Of lixat can
vas adjusted 70 q light bat strong metal
frame. and In shape ls not dizslnllAr
70 the aerial kite. except that IL IL made
In two sscriouS, the lower and smaller
one depending from the upper. with
which Il is connected b. a sort q
coupling The object sought By the en-
gineer Is 10 provide ships with an ever
ready automatic guard or watch that
viii give instant alarm II the vessel
enterz EhOAl waters and IL approach
Ing a spit where the depth Il not sufa-
Gent FOR safety. The under water klts
IL fastened 70 . thin wire cable at
tached - y SiRch on deck. The pur.
pose Of the water Kite L. 20 soat BE-
heath or beside the ship AZ = depth that
Il sushcieat 10 insure safety. II a. any
tine, day OF night- the lower section
q The kite strikes bottom. . device In
SANITY releases the coupling with which
u 10 secured TO The upper section. and
an alarm bel i sounded 90 the decE
% the endangered vessel Preca utIons
can az once be taken . secure its safe
y. The Kite meanwhile IL drawn Cd
read1asted and thrown operboard e
maintain It's faithful watcA-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03
Gas sLAsT RAzEs BLOCK.
N Cofsyvsiie. Kan. Terrific Explosion
sIsTa I've sne lniurea Nary.

~ Coffsgviiie. Kan Terrific Explosion
Stays I've and inisres Many.
Topeka Kan Oef s6-Tuo per.
sons vere killed. one BE- missing. four
we're seriously injured. and - more
Were more or jess injured in a terrific
azplrsleu ~ natural gas. which com
Tlefeiy demolished I've TAO story
Buildings az Cofeyvaie. Kan a. noon
sunday The dead
1e.s Ross 8 negro
MTs J T. Mcdaniel
Missing
Young son - J r. Clossen. grocer
The seriously injured
e J. Ciassen. grocer.
Cotton Raw "a fahman
Mrs. Psarl Kelar
Three year Old son - Mrs KeIiar
o. .s supposed The Eas escaped from
q leaking main somewhere To- q block
and that 8 sumcleuf quantity having
accumulated. e. became ignlted oaus-
ina the explosion
The buildings Eere la a ruw on East
EiEhth street and Were occupied - a
real estate offee. a restaurant snd
three stores The second noors Nere
occupies hy roominF houses
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03

whegs hts father holds the ofhce -
superintendent % forest reserves In
idaho.
JadRs Beatty. IL tbs federal oouTt.
he's HANDED down an opanton dismiss
ana ths ea~s hFoueht 81 Charles n.
tsEown "a al against tbs FEDERAL Min
ING company. This is one Of the esses
IN which sffoFn have hsen made O.
prsvsnt the mtning oompanies q the
Cesar d'Alans from farther damaging
Lands along tie CoeEr d'Alene river.
They we're q the highest import4ncs
h~eanse inluneti0ns w0ad close the
minas.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03
A DARING ROBBERY
OVER @m sTulEk FRoH
OFFICER m ST. HTERsBuR6


II fsssrsesrG Oct a-TAs mo.a
aAring rohbers pao, n The hss,arv -
~ Psssrshurs w.s enecusss 49,.
neSn. wAen q tane ~ about Is rssu,.-
''~ass's ATTACKED and rohesd an sw-
p'oSs q ths castoms servloe uf aaous
s@eeseo They xFscksa tAs sssssss "A
~hioh the eaciAl vas rialnx wira :
s"me. bet we're driven 90 By two ren.
dArmes forming TIE camhiprn emnor,
Sho made defense a fhs treasure.
~hen he eogsh sxpleaed. he cazAseT
Ass assistant and &wo Eaaras lumn..s
oai q the carnage and SEA a. . panie.
abandoning the money. hms fhe rea-
dArmes. hsuEh sounaed b. th4 en-
piosioh. opeRea Gre % The revolution
lists.
fhey wsrs soon l0ihea b. some pAss-
ing soldiers and several paho@men.
and the robbers. $40 we're m@re
youths. hed before ths RrowanE num-
beers g Ire defenders 0g she treasure.
running hEht enNue1. lAatlmx 10
minutes and eKtending Cor several
blocks from the anens os the gutraxs.
The Fevaautionists. whs threw two
more bombs IN their nlEht. as~t two
KILLED and had eve Il their number
captured The firing u the rises and
reviewers aRd TIE explosives q the
hornhA were aadihle fhnoaEhuus TIE
business district aha caused great e.
citement
After the expiosion tfze ean In paper
vas recovered frum the Erect - tha
cashiers carriage.
The panic stricksn cAzhisr beEailed
the loss 81 $4,000
later In the dsY. however. the total
amouut IN the cashiers possession was
ofYcially stated te haxe been g5se oes,
Of which q package containing sIsS-
coo vas stolen. bat Il rs ssEa thar the
amount 81 booty may ~ raised 20
f10a o0o ~ the eount q tke amalleR
packages has not yes besn finished
The scene Of the ATTACK vas care
fuily chosen In = naFrow strest 81 ths
Ekateginsk cana ana oserhung by .
house from a wiaa@w os watch the
FIRST tomb waa thrown- Immediately
afier tire eKplosion a group q rsvolu-
sionissa en- the asdewnEk 6rew revol-
verx and attempted 20 surruuns the
carriage. wfth the result already &C.
tall@d. TIE force 81 me sxpi0aion
shook three blocka - hosses ana
many ~ these SOS show the mErkn
of bullets fred during the nght BE-
tween the revoiutionists abs oahcsrs-
In spite of wholesale arrests and the
cordoninE Al noon o. the scene q tne
robbery. ne majority ct the revols-
tionists have made Rood tkeiF esrape
Nth Ehe heoty amounting 70 szee @eo-
Up 10 midnight the police had no eea-
mite oi-ws ana released all these per
sons arrested except the hve vho vsFe
eaptuFed during the battle Meme q
these has heen taenflhed Al e thess
perEissenfly refuse b. answer swns-
tlons but n h SUPPOSED the erime was
organised and eze-used by = land q
Moscow and Wagsaw rev0iutionists, 81
whose coming "a 81 PeteFsburg TIE
police we're warned % DAYS aga
u IL said that because - the -
nate knewiedRe of the metha4 ~
transferring m0aey the men bad cen
federate in the customs house Service.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03
glg!6alRSSIpReS


One OF the choicest delicacles In il.
nAiea Is q huge white worm found n
the heart q The cabbage palm. IL
tastes. Nbea cooked. like almonds
Birds differ Fery much In the heighta
u which they commonly ascend Ths
condor. the largest o. az yulTure= and
y al dying birds. has been observed
soaring over 1850 feet. or about ave
miles and a half above the level Il
the sea
Norwezians have q primitive way x
breaking ~ cid. WORKOUT wooden ships
Tney take them 10 exposed rocky parts
q the coast. and. after ancharlnz them.
leave the breakers o. The next storm
20 smash them O. pieces After lhs
storm the E1atlus fragments are PICKED
AZ and sold Tor nrswood
Zhirtasa h0urs is nov the reoerd foE
Waiting Ia France. and belongs u an
lnilah- Ten competitors. sncluding
several energetic cAll4ren. started dan
ing In Paris recently att IA At
rne last chlid had dropped dswn from
exhaustion and vas put hone to- sea.
u he'd At aeon. q tie esmperItgrs -
HssininE. oBe gave up-and thea fhsre
sAs enc lie Nsltzed on fer two hoars
loagsr. sut his legs ssnk beneath I'm
and thea there Was nane lie lad
dAnced ala wOm~n nearly - death dur
nd his performances
A Preach physician has been taking
notss o. ths Temperature IN higb h4tA
In the cary m0rzsng. when the deefsf
80 walkinE in tie Bots De B0aloEne.
While tie shade temperaturs was ~
degrees. ths instrument INSIDE to bat
registered - aeEreex A. nsou. uhea
tn sgfer air vas az g. dakrpe=. ne
temperature Inside the hzs was Ios -
Eress In IT, sveEng. vita a cool br~ezs
u - degrees bl0slng. TIE tsp 1t tezs-
persagrevas - degrees. Tae 6ocaur n
% rad q paper 5efsre tbe academy
shozing that this unnatural heafing q
ne Bad causes Haany serious dlscases
and adscfio1s q fbe brain.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03
JAPS ARE BARRED R. NJ. SNYDER KILLED
WAS MILLIONAIRE CAPITALIST
Of KANSAS CITY, NO.


Kansas City. Oct Robert N
Sayder. millionaire capitalist Of thls
city and under indictment In 81 I.auis
on = charge Of bribery. - dead in ibis
city. as . result Of injuries received
n an AutOmOhiie accident Saturday.
Roberg Snyder vas the father Of 1he
ate Carey snyder. who wAs convtcted
u holding up and robbing q kansas
City pa~nbrUker q sseOo In diamonas
n 1900 he did not 20 to the pehl-
Tertiary. but Judge Woolf0rd Of ne
criminal oouFg here pAr0led him
Young Snyder went west after bis
parole While q fugitive from lastAce
be sAS murdered Rear hlilsboFa. On u.
several months ago Carey suydeFs
boGy wAs found about a month ago
he sas believed Ia he oRe 81 thr~e
men who robbed a bank ~ Forest
Grove. ore, an dthe OreEoh oncsrs
Nere tging 20 apprehsHd him for th3t
crime He had been tried for high
say robbery tn THU city sefore Eutng
10 Oregon. and Was released Oh parole
Robert Snyder Ia hts own automo-
bile. which Was driven by Prank N
Schroeder. ar expeEs driver Who came
here recently from Cleveland. Ohio.
was riding eastward And 1ust passing
moving trolley car. when the chAuf
feur saW = small boy Jump from In
front q the Ear directly Ia the path Of
me machine In an srorl 20 save the
boy Schroeder turned the machine TO
SaFd the curb and a. II struck Snyder
Eh0 Wa Ga the rear seat. was thrown
against an iron trolley pole and hls
skull fractured a. the base u the
braih The boz. whose name vas Ar
thur RodelA waa knaoksa- aaEn and
fatally Injured Schroeder vas not
turt Mr. Snyder vas taken 90 Agnew
hospital nearby. bat died without 20
gaining consciousness. Young ROdell
who was Is years Of age. sustained a
fracture Of the skull and internal in-
iuries and died late tonight
Schroeder vas taken 70 the pogice
station where be made q statement o.
the affair and was later released.
Schroeder says be vas not div
Ing over 10 miles an hour He claims
TO be al expert chauffeur. and thai be
worked Ia az automobile factory ia
Rseland before eoming 20 Kansas
Notwithstanding Sehroeder's state
neat -that the machine ~ms- mes going
faster than 10 miles an hour Witnesses
say that The automobile driven BY
schrOeder Sas racing with another an
tomobile.
Robert n Snyder was indicted Tor
bOodling during the crusade conducte~
BY Joseph " Polk. sho vas the cir.
cult attorney there Snyder Vas con
yicfed. but he appealed the case 10 the
supreme court Of the state and ~ss -
maBde5 for = new trial The case
never came up. 49, II Vas dismissed for
want - necessary testimony . few
weeks ago
An Indictment against Snyder vas
procured about a month ago. When the
necessary witnesses we're again
brought within the Jurisdiction Of the
court That indictment l. stin pend
lnE The charge against Snyder ~as
~ brihinr members 81 the house Of
delegates IL 81 Louis 10 get q traction
franchise
RobeTt n Snyder g. survived - q
s-idsV ana three Sons
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03

Colorado Springs. Co GENERAL
William J Paimer. multinilllonaire.
retired railroad maKnafe and philan-
thnopisf. vas throws from . horse he
va ridinE a. the entrance 60 the Gar
zen Of The Gods recently ard seriously
= not fatally injured. He was hadly
bruised about the head and fate and
his spine injured - sach ar extent
thaf his iower iimhs ar sid 20 b
paraiyned
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03

Sic had . formula b. msana q
whAch shx VI ber suitoF1 down easy.
Ca Nc. Ar. Blank. ] cannot marry
Fou. bat ! vii b. q very dear littls
Slss@r q pa -. proanissd- -
Later. abe Eoi married. and al rs
rejected suitors wers az the wedding
And there wa quite . sensation II
thsir rnnks ghen tie minister started
TIE service--Es>arly beloved breth-
nen f---Cbsvesand Leader.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03

T-ss trush a repoyts tt seriaa.
military trUahaez have -. -
u.rt1n Maneharia. r. aemitaea -
- rfvpaes has Il was impnszlhss :"
oasasn ezaef 6sfails. A eezsorzs.f -
p.r.nfiy has sesE lzpozee e -
e~.~z Sixnnfebea. has aeeor1Ank = =
-. 49, sevsr4l kasfaiisns -
........,...s - ~ xiszaflen has hecaznr
- seriuus % arroaat = 49,
e.~6sss no are piasteFanE aizsoss -
the sates a Hnf1an
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03
-FOUR MORE KANSAS CRY DEAD.
Total Fatalities No1 4. Weth Mary
Persons aiaslnp.

Kansas Cts Pear addllhn8ai ho-
dies have been removed fruza shs rain2
Il tha Chamber - CommerrE huiiding
Ia Kansas City. Kansas. making me
total knnwn dead ~ Four persons
are stflf missing
Herring are nei - HlenfEfui u
Puget sound as fheT were severn
Years nFo before . whaling afasipn
aas established % Vancouver island
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03

ID suls-so ths ssrmstivs sfds =
IT, deDats Are BrLfes q Herezsary
ETilY- cane 0us sbea1 conErnfnlafs
Toa-
GunbustA-Ttanks; but wsns -
ten you esaa1entfAily fhaf ne gave ~
asxstiFe sies SO d - ~ wln.-S~-
Vera Preza
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03

The text Of q cablegrAm 10 Amhas-
sadog Wright a. TOXIC. given our ~
the state department bearing on The
alleged Discrimination against Japan
ese lAborers and school childrea IN
san Francisco. discloses that the Unit
ed States took prompt action 20 sc-
quaint the japanese government % the
,surely local character % the case. The
dispatch answers one from Ambassa-
dor Wright calling attention 70 the
view taken BY tbs newspapers Of To
kio. and makes plain that this govern
Inent Wtll not tolerate any other treat
ment Of Japanese Than that accorded
the most friendly Of other nations
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1906-11-03

The Certsry pfs1hisss ~ LAST ssv.
eomlnE yesr. besides ne three serials
= Frmcfs HoAksoR Barpett. Eliza
ten Rollins. asd a = " NAsoa