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Smyrna times., 1906-05-30

Dyspepsia is oGr national aiIment
Burdock Blood Bitters is the national
cure for it. 1t strengthens stomach
membranes, promotes flow of digestive
juices, purifies the blood, builds you
up.
Any skin itching is a temper tester
Ihe more you scratch the worsa II
itches. Doan's Ointment cures piles
eczema-any skin itching. At all drug
Il have been somewhat costiye. bu.
Doan's Regulets gave just the resnIts
desired. They act mildly and regulate
the bowels perfectly. ."-George RI
hrause' Sob Walnut Ave-, Altoona, Pa.
a specific for pain-Dr. Thomas
Eciectric Oil, strongest, cheapest lin;
ment ever devised. A househoid
remedy in America for 25 years. 'o'1
Smyrna times., 1906-05-30

a good complexion is impossible
with the stomach out of order. RI
pasty sallow people would paw more
attention to their stomachs and less to
the skin on their faces, they would
have better compilations. Kodol for
Dyspepsia will digest what Won eat
and put your stomach back In right
shape to do its own work. Kodol re.
lieyes palpitation of the heart. flatul.
ence,, sour stomach, heart burn. etc,
Sold by VIM. F. Dunn,
Smyrna times., 1906-05-30
vivid Description.

Mrs Hornihand-What does Cousin
Wis husband look like. Silas? Farmer
Hornihand- Well. he hain't 10 blushin'
beauty. His mouth looks like a wall
pocket. and his face looks like it had
wore out fourteen bodies. - Chicago
News
Smyrna times., 1906-05-30

A Texas paper says that Mexico is a
bad place for penniIess man. Moth
ing peculiar about Mexico. There is
going to be big boom in the place
that is good for penniless men as soon
as it is discovered.
Smyrna times., 1906-05-30

Scientists say that the world will
probably end ure for one hundred mil.
lions of years yet. This insures the
ompletion of the Panama Canal if
the commission will only get to work
right away.
Smyrna times., 1906-05-30
All Humors

Are impure matters which the skin, liver,
kidneys and other organs cannot take care
of without help.
Pimples, boils, eczema and other erup-
tions, loss of appetite, that tired feeling.
bilious turns, fits Of indigestion, dull head
aches and many other troubles are due to
them. They are removed by
Hoods SarsapariIIa
In usual liquid form or in chocolated
tabletsknown as Sarsatabs. 100 doses 81.
Smyrna times., 1906-05-30
SHORT SHARP SNAPPY NEWS
FROM THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
GLEANINGS PICKED UP FROM OUR WASH.
INGToN CORRESPONDENT OF INTEREST.
News of the Day Boiled Down and Treated In
an Interesting Manner About Men and
Affairs of National Interest.

The United States Patent Office is
in the worst state of dilatoriness with
regard to applications for patent that
has been known in recent years. All
OF the many divisions of the office are
behind with their work, some of them
eight months behind. This means that
an inventor presenting his application
for patent must wait eight months be-
fore his invention is even looked at by
the Commissioners Assistants and
possibly from one to two years before
the patent is allowed. The fault is
mainly with the Commissioner of Pat
ents ana lies in his inability to make
the more than one hundred skilled ex-
perts do their work. The present COM
missioner comes from New York State
and has held Office an unusually long
time. Congress has recently increased
the Examining Corps, those whose
duty it is to examine inventions and
advise the allowance or reflections
of patents, but only portion of these
scientific expert examiners work.
Many of them spend their time reading
papers, dawdling, gossiping and loaf
ing. The United States Patent Office
is self sustaining income producing
institution. The fees taken from ap-
plicants for patents pay all the ex-
e.l 1
revenue to the government that
amounts to $4,OOO,OOO. 1t is an out
rage that inventors who have done and
are doing so much for this marvellous
era and country must wait so long for
their patents.
Smyrna times., 1906-05-30

King Alphonso is going to give half
million dollars worth Of jewels to his
bride but the Pearl Of the Antilles is
not among them.
Smyrna times., 1906-05-30

Mr.. Hearst says he expects to be
beaten for Governor of New York by
fraud. He evidently knows how elec-
tions are carried in New York.
Smyrna times., 1906-05-30

Prophet Dowie did not work a mir
acle when he got back to Zion, and
even failed to work the people any far
ther.
Smyrna times., 1906-05-30

Those who predicted that the rail.
road rate bill would bring about a
reconciliation between Senator Till
man and the President, are obliged to
observe that there is still no affection
wasted.
Smyrna times., 1906-05-30

Mrs. Eddy, the Mother of Christian
Science, contributed QUE thousand dol.
lars to the relief of San Francisco
This is the kind of absent treatment
that is bound to be efficacious.
Smyrna times., 1906-05-30

There was rumor current a short
time ago that Speaker Cannon was
going to resign his job. 1t was found
on investigation that it started from
his remark that be was tired of listen
ing to nonsense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
CITY HAS OVER
A MILLION
CITY raEAsUaEa's REPORT
FoR LAST moaTA SHOWS
TOTAL or MONEY on HAND
INCLUDING TRUST FUNDS TO
BE si.ssa. ssT.os.

The city tfeasarer's report fog
September gives the city 4 total II
sass. tse - moncy ou hand AZ the
esd d the mrulh fhis figure =
ieau the total % the trust funds
which would bring the amount ~
to 81 .sea asfez
The division ~ tbs funds h As
follows General. f1ag2ss 81. "a.
ter. s4ez 4ttets library. 81 tsa -.
eiu para. tf.tstiis judgments. 81.
80 20. ii9ht and power, t5s.s1s 70
city jail. etc. sf51.e9eff
The clff repositories are fhe S..
atfiu National bank. UrAfef Horton
4 Co. FIRST National. National
Hank Of Commerce. Puget Sound
National. Washington trust com.
panY. Inian Savings s Trust com.
psny, Scandinavian American
Northwestern Trust a SAVINGS com.
paBv ana state nAnk 1t Seattle
The TRUST funds Include those for
he state treasurer. redemption tax
sales. excess tar Aaira. locai Ia.
provemrnts. franchise emergency
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
MILLS WILL
CLOSE

ON account ~ the narrow marrln
allowed between the euat - logs
end the price a. which they can
sell their product a number q the
lumber mills % the state are pre-
pafing 90 close down temporarily,
u NOT for the winter.
ThlA - the Information brought
from Enohpmish. skagit and What.
com counties b. man vho has
recently spent several days IN look
Tex info fhs situation
The mills owned By companies
which cunffoi their nwn timber and
set out their own logs viii not suf
fer By the Increase Ia the price Of
raw material and 40 stil be- able
TO continue operations. but unless
the price % the finished product
can BE- advanced TO ahaorh the price
II logs many 81 she mills which
depend on purchasing their logs ia
the open market wiii find u nscea.
sary 30 suspend operations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
RAILROAD RATE
RULING GIVEN

At the general offices Of the
Great Northern railroad u was an
neuneed this morning that the spe.
riai rate formerly granted 20 off.
GERS Of the United States army and
navy. cierEy men and their families,
and 90 certain members Of the
United States reclamation service
are TO be continued until December
81. Since the rate bin has been
IN effect the railroads have appar.
entity been in Q quandary as 10
whether the Law applied to the per.
IONS mentioned
The general counsel Of the Hill
roads at 81 Paul. Il is understood.
IL the authority fer the continuance
Of the rates, which are believed 10
be within the limits OF the rate Law.
After Dec. 81. however. the spe-
cial rates 10 this class OF passen.
ger traffic viii be abolished entire
Is and that fact tends 20 indicate
that the railroads are again trying
out the constitutionallty OF certain
clauses in the rate bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
JUSTICE
DELI YED
Little Probability That
Ballot Box Fraud
Cases Will Receive
Quick Attention.

II Is highly improbable that the
]. Parkinson. charged with ballot
box frauds. can be brought TO trial
before the approaching general cleo
ton Justice Of the Peace Davis.
IN whose court the charges were
filed by Prosecuting Attorney
Macintosh. Is going To adjourn
court within a few days fer his va
cation, and unless the cases are
taken into another court they can
hardly be given a preliminary hear
ing until he returns. Judge Davis
will not return until about the end
o. the month.
r. J. Parkinson. one Of the se-
eused. is neighbor Of Justice Ds-
Wis tn the F'ifth precinct OF the Sew
enth ward. and as a delegate to the
recent republican county convention
voted for the denomination Of Davis
for Justice Of the peace.
ON this account Justice Davis ex-
presses himself as entirely willing
that the case be transferred TO an
other court provided Prosecuting
AkANAANfN AtHiAliAANNW uFHtlfN ana
win request H.
4 told Mr. Macintosh at the
time he came 10 me With the cases
that I was going to start on my
vacation this week said Justice
Davis this morning. 4 am willing
20 hear these cases before I 20 10
they are ready. but win not delay
my vacation on account of them.
The best thing 10 DO would be for
Mr. Macintosh 10 have them trans
ferred to some other court"
Il am going 90 take the cases up
az soon as | am through with the
investigation into this Hall murder
case said Prosecuting Attorney
Macintosh this afternoon II we
cannot set them ready for trial be-
fore Justice Davis goes away we
viii have them set FOR trial IN an
other court"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
TRAI NMAN is
INJURED
EVERETT BRAKEMAN FALLS
BENEArH WHEELS OF TRAM.
rs TERRIBLY CRUSHED, BUT
STILL LIVES.

EVERETT. Oct. AFTER having
been run over by dozen or more
freight cars on the Great Northern
road near Berlin. A A. Rcnnack
Il ut the Everett hospital. bruised
and crushed. but Is expected TO live.
He was brakeman on the train
and slipped beneath the cars he.
fore the train could be stopped part
Of II had passed over him None
Of his limbs were severed and II II
supposed that he laid between the
tracks He was daxen and unable
to explain Just what did happen to
him.
W. W. Miller. another Everett
man. is In Vancouver, n C.. hos.
pital. suffering from a broken leg
He was on Great Northern freight
car aud fell from that to car be.
low. From there he dropped into
the water. aud, although the fall
had broken his leg, he swan to
shore
Billy Snailham. the San Francis
co prize fighter who fought the "a
tai fight last Friday night with
Grove. left yesterday afternoon foI
san Francisco. lie IL out on 81 .00t
bail. but his case Is not expected
10 come up before next December
He waived preliminary examination
on the charge OF manslaughter
An advance OF one cent and TIVE
cents an hour. depending upon the
f.....f l. - s..v,4ts.. hua H.au at.s.,. A.
the local street car company TO it'
conductors and motormen. The
minimum Is nov - cents an houi
and the maximum p cents
Tho county commissioners yes
terday afternoon fixed the county,
levy az 7i2l mills. The school dis
trlct's IL seven. the clty's eight
and the states 4S76. making a 10
tal levy for Everett Of - mills. a,
4.,t.s.s.sA 80 70 tuuf war
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03

The Ways and means committee
81 She A-Y.sP exposition - pro-
foundly grateful 20 the people Of
Seattle for their efforts and The
generous attitude they have a..
summed The committee does not
feel that IL IL entitled 20 any credit
feF the NoFk that has been done
for 81 nlsneiy acted AZ the medium
whereby the people could buy
stnek
This statement was made b. VIII
n Parry, chairman ~ the Ways and
means committee ~ the fair. when
seen fhia morning emerging from
q large piis ~ man hr. Parry has
worked continuously from the time
The committee got together, Ia fact
BE- has Neglected his oNn personal
business to make the raising Of the
money success
Out 81 Town sobscfi ptions.
Among the subscriptions received
thl. morning were those u J. II
Coleman fer 8. 900. ard u william
Pit Tumeis for s2ooa The sub
ssfsplien - The seattle Lighting
company pan FOR g. 900. J N
Dawes. president Of the company.
having wired Ar. elise 70 subscribe
faf that amount Tbis ees done a.
the urgent request of Mr. elise The
largest subscription 10 eonse in this
morning wAn mat % She LoEErra
association. which was for Is goo
This Was bought through = II.
cobb. the president 81 the concern.
The Seattle a Tacoma Power corn.
rauy bought 81 600 worth o. stock
Among the banks 70 subscribe
we're the Scandinavian American.
. eoe. IAdd A Triton. 81 Portland.
s.. coo; paxes Sound National bank.
ts.a9 National Rank Of Com
msrce. $1,000. and ihe Dexter Hor-
ton Banking company. through y.
~ Iatimer. tb.oeo.
The Heinrich Brothers and the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
chef MAKES
IDRE CHARGES

'A''ioaai charges Of a serious
~ asainss serEt sprenRle
med las, night BY Chief wap
1ss'a With The ciya service com.
They vin come up Tor
nsxt Monday. At which
s''snsie promises 10 have soy.
!. Illnesses on hand 70 defend
= zsisIon.
ah last charges. which are
81. 'peeifie than any previous.
- wappenstein states that be
a. ''.sa surengIe TO the ranks for
i, 'sllosing reasons. Utter lack
aasiglins among the men whom
|lT' spfengle had command If
~. = interest IN his work. and
- = NE work Of men under
~. IA, sna, after the poster order
~ s.aed be saw some II Inc mon
-. lsht past posters that they
o.. w heip seeing. allowing
-. cards Ia front Of certain
| s's'ds; that be had ordered
~ .s 70 watch street meeting
-. ~ ne had allowed two III
~ 800, ~ = held In bis district with.
49,. -s.aaiag a report or them
49, Ils cases into court IN sacb
z<sss manner that Il gsp com.
i upon b. the court
-, s'neluslon the chief saws. y
49,, render sstisfaeiorg noltcs
s> =. II I am com peliad h
- Incompetent auperiars 49,
!. y and this would BE- me
49,. . spfsugie should remain h.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
,,dcations Now Are That Young Man May
li,slf Complications Don't Arise Constantine
l. Nervous Wreck and Spends the Night
Awake.

I the members Of his family and biz
attorney. Vince fahcn.
Wants HAIL 10 Live.
Only when the wprd is brought
o. him that Hall IL Improving aud
mas live does he seem TO fofgut Tor
momoht the terrible position In
which he IL No morp rcpentanl
prisoner ever occupied cell In
King cauntys jail than II Constan'
tine A nervous wreck. he spent
lest niKht awake aud sometimes
fohhlnx aud always ta himself be
moaning the impulse that drove
him 10 hts terrible deed
Since hla first verbal outbreak
az police headquarters yesterday hr
has spoken no unkind woFd u the
boY hoss life be attempted 10 take
and bis Que prayer nov seems to
he that llfe shall b. spared bis vie.
tim
Horace uali. broiher 81 Jesse.
makes the statement "a The star
that Jesse caiae back from Butte
at ghe earnest solicitation Of Nc,
aud Mrs Constantine.
Horace saifs Statement
Tie cane back and went 20 the
Constantine home.- said Horace
liaa. but ul1on the dlAtlnct under
standing that ~ should pay board
faf himself aud his wife am suFe
that A. no time has Jesse ever stat
"a that he desired a divorce. on the
the contrary. Mrs Constantine de-.
elared that Myra MAS 10 secure a
divorce When Jesse sAa told THE.
ha bFuke dowa completely and Cos
Two days stayed around The house.
hFo0Aink over bis trouble. and re-
fnsiuK % cat Jesse was Neg foad
81 his wife
Ia butte Jesse had a Nteuonfaph
eF and MFrh VAS inaAnely Jealous
a her AID finally az her request
teaaa discharged her The latest
trouble aSosn fFosn the fact that
Ayra insisted upon spending murh
81 heF time In JesHe's effice. which
lessee thpuEht she skouid not DO
she e4rfied bee troubles 10 her
tather. and tbs shootink ioIloWee
Horace haii says that the state
mens made By Constantine that
lessee ate expensive meals. while
hts site vas compelled 20 eat bat
I0eont means Il ridiculous In
Butte they lived IL the best hotels
aud Mrp Han had everything that
her husband bad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
Cargo Damaged.
scHoonERs co noRTH.

The last Of the fishing sch0oucfs
10 20 north viii leave Tor South
eastern Alaska this week The
achoonerr Jennie Decker aud Jupiter
LETT this morning for Juneau. where
they will discharge a small cargo
Of fishing tackle consigned 20 Alas
kan dealers. The schooner Wabash
leaves saturday for Petersburg. The
schooner Alice. recently from kua-
kokwim. and the schooner Joseph
Russ leave tonight for Mukilteo to
load lumber for California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
CHINESE WILL
Be DEPORTEO

EUREKA. Cal. Oct 3.-The eiti'
Gems Of Humboldt county are deter
mined TO deport the Chinese
brought here by the fish packing
company. This morning a mass
meeting of determined woodsmen
was held vt Fortuna, near the fish
canneiy. but the directors OF the
company sent word that they had
decided to turn the Chinese over TO
the sheriff for deportation ON the
next steamer. II this is not done
within a few hours. Il is feared that
the woodsmen will force the exit
Of the Chinese
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
ship IS
HELD UP
twenty F i've Robbers
Board Passenger Yes.
sci and Secure
$4,000.

ODESSA. Russia. Oct 3-Word
has luat been received stating that
a party Of 20 robbers listed ~ pas.
fuuFrra aboard vessel crossing
the Black sea. overpowered thc
crrS and looted the ship. heeurins
from the crrs. saloon passengers
and the malls nearly $1,000. after
which thef succeeded IN cHeaplng
fnuu the vessel 81 the first port No
trace has been found Of the robbers
a. let
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
ELLIOTT PROMOTED.

r. J. Elliott formerly supply
agent Tor the Northern Pacific rail-
read. waa yesterday appointed aH-
slrtaut purchasing agent with head
quarters at ~. Paul. The position
h. Is new one which has been created
within the past two weeks AR. Ia
Ilatt has made several trips To so-
attic and is well known here. The
vacaury CAUSED by his new appoint
,nent win be filled by Q. G. Wake
field. formerly a chief clerk Of the
operating department nj Tacoma,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
BARK HARVESTER ARRIVES

The bark Harvester OF the North.
western Fisheries Co fleet arrived
In port this morning with $500
cases OF salmon. The Harvester
vas delayed loading salmon at
Uyak. on the Kodiak islands. The
Harvester after discharginE viii
probably tie up for the winter at
EAGLE harbor. although Il is report.
ed that she may be chartered to
load lumber for the south.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
Chill D
LEI I
Woma an Reg is term 9
From Seattle Deserts
Offspring at Van
couver, B. Co.
Strange Case.

VANCOUVER q 6. Oct -
woman reeisfsfius ne afs Newman
~ Seattle engaged a room la a city
hotel yesterday morning. after
which che ieft her child ~ lhe ruom
and has not been seen since The
polier think Il b. q straight case 81
draefflun.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
Sum Of s608,530 Subscribed for Stock in the
Alaska Yukon-P Pacific Exposition Committee
Has Not Ceased Its Work However, and Is
Still Seeking Subscriptions.

- q - - 49,
What do you think Of yourself no~7
Aren't you glad you live IN sss,tIe7
Sis hundred eight thousand five hundred and thirty
dollars Alaska Yukon Pacific Espo-
stion
Just sios51o than the committee headed
By Willing Worker Parry. undertook 20 GET.
And the COMMITTEES snt satisfied The the big
hs and everybody who hasn't already subscribed
invited top Alaska building
pledge and leave few dollars.
81, ssoa ~ert, and is being ably looked after BY Me-
Parry and he hsipsrI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
SCOTTISH COMPANY
TO VISIT SEATTLE

Seattle is 10 be visited Nov 26
by we'll known Scottish musical
company. under the charge Of Jessie
Maolachan, a celebrated Scottish
singer. The company includes
Douglas Young. lyric tenor singer.
Murray Graham, pianist. John Nc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03

Seattle Malt a BtewiHR company
bought 81 500 worth 81 stock and
the independent. Claunsen and the
Olympia bFeseries subscribed for
$500 each.
Slot nsehins Mar.
Although slot machines are out OF
business J. A Eunaahi subscribed
Tor tf0e worth OF stock. Mrs. John
Nayee. 81 Butte Mont. and owner
Of the Rainier Grand Hotel build
Inz subscribed for fi.eoe
Among the men who we're on the
committees wbo asa good work was
committee. whose efforts secured
from she real estate dealers sub
zcH pflnus Of $4,000. Numbered
among the real estate owners of tho
city who did excellent work vas
Judge Battle.
Many subscriptions came 20 the
attention of the officials Ntth eoH-
difions attached These we're either
returned 30 the makers or the con-
ditionn stricken out
Mr.. Psrry's Statement
AFTER tHf totals were aNafai W
ard the subscriptions classified. 1r.
Parry made the following state
meut
we have entered ard checked up
tszaTse. We have pledged 10 vari-
Gus places sss.aa6. We have ia ir-
rexninr subscriptions Nhieh are 60
Be held until the irregularities are
sfraiwhienea oui s. Use. ard IN sddi-
ton 20 this We have ,ff.aea more
which IL not checked up ~ yet.
making a total % tsas $50
MIR Parry stated that. although
the amount asked for had been sub
Erfihed. they aid not want anybody
20 cease their efforts as he stated
that the bigger the amount the big
ger ihe falr, aud the bigger the fair
the more advertising Seattle viii
get out o. it
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
BANKERS ARE
INJURED
ROBBERS BEAT BANKERS WITH
LEAD PIPE AND ESCAPE IN
BROAD DAYLIGHT WITH 1900

sAN FRANCISCO. oct a-Un-
known men early this afternoon en-
tered the Golden Gate japanese
bank SMILE all the clerks we're out
and assaulted X sasnk the paying
teller. and ~ Minnakato. the man
aRer. With gas pipes wrapped IN pa
per. knocking both unconscious. AFT
er which they robbed the tray Of
5000 The injured men we're
taken 70 a hospital IN a dying con-
diti0n The police believe that the
robbers are the same that recently
attacked two atorekeepers with gas
pipes, killing both. The gas pipes
used on the bankers have been
found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
FIGHT ON BUSY
|. THOROU9HFARE

ST PETERSBURG, Oct s-A
Number of rcvoluuonists this aft.
crnon attacked the cashier In a
branch office Of the custom house.
The police captured several of the
attacking party after a fusilade In
which one man was killed The
firing occurred upon the Rourse,
al IN eend OF a bridge. leo yards
from the winter palace and on the
most frequonted thoroughfare of the
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
DICE THROWING
GAMES TO GO

Mayor Moore this morning issued
Instructions to Chief of Police
Wappenstein 90 close all dice shak
ing games. such as poker. card and
Kloudyke. who're the parties shake
for money and large amounts Of
checks and cigars
The regulation games. ~ shaking
for the drinks and cigars in an 0rdi-
nary horse and horse game vii b.
allowed
The order goes into effect imme.
distely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03

Linden. eelloist. and Robert Buchan.
an. aecompanist and conductor
Among the special songs OF the
company are. "Auld Lang Syne.
The Lass o Gowrle. The Rowan
Tree" DARK Lochnagor" The
STEERS OF Normandie %
Fred Foster Of the city hall Is the
local manager for the company's
engagements in this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
GUARDS MUST NOT CARRY
GUNS

PORTLAND. ore. oct As a
result Of promlscuouE shooting last
nlRht. whereby the hafhormsator
was nearly killed. the chief OF police
today issued an order forhidding
special guards employed by the eN-
peftcrs to carry arms. But few Of
the strike breakers are at work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-03
LYNCH-MAD MOB
KILLS OFFICER

MOBILE. Ala. Oct. 2-Roy
Hoyle. a special policeman, who
vas shot last night during an at.
tack Of mob on the jail who were
trying 20 get AZ a negro 10 lynch
him, died this morning from his
wounds. Tho mob failed 10 take
the negro.