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The oasis., 1906-09-22
Cananea, Yaqui River G Pacific
 Railroad Go.

The principal points 10 which the opening of this line will give rail connection are Torin - Leneho Station-and Cocorit-COrral Station in the Yaqui River Valley.
 For the present train service will consist of one mixed train each way daily, which will be operated on the following schedule:
The oasis., 1906-09-22

"The American Gentleman" the finest and handsomest shoe for gentlemen's wear, at the Red House, Ramon Vasquez. #
The oasis., 1906-09-22

N.H tIr
 mtgib0 n0a u Un n.JHnl uUun lH Oue
 Id WH.l fun Nfnufrm plt
 tJ m8fnHoathle ymn Hd0et Iht iact fbptInIit dozen 9i the tmHbefs who 'o9gbt iu stufa Cruz county last yct were m8fnoj duf. irg fbe past tuoaf
The oasis., 1906-09-22

The American Lady" Che most elegant and stylish shoe made, Sold only at the Red House, Ramon Vasquez.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
SPECIALISTS MAKE
PUBL|CRESOLUT|ONS

THE socialist party has no anliy
paper ln Seattle, aud. therefore. the
street meetings are our chtef means
81 reaching the people
1T la. consequently. evident that
our political opponents are using
the power of police aud lower court
to prevent socialists from conduct.
lng their political campaign.
Make a Resolve.
Therefore. be Il resolved by the
executive committee OF the socialist
PARTY of Seattle. that the socialist
party d Justified IN continuing "a
use the streets foF the legitimate
purposes Of public discussion
knowing well that We are violating
40 Nv and our speakers can never
b. convicted by a jury.
Resolved. also. that We charge
che republican party, az represent.
Cd hY the stale chairman. City Al
torney IL Hruler aud the demo.
cratic party. a. represented hy its
mayer William Hickman Moore.
With abusing the power ~ the Koy
eminent 70 suppress free political
discussion during a campaign ana
to prevent the people from listening
e. tho principles OF socialism
a. MAGENkNtCHr.
Secretary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20

speak. for the phyaieian had for
hidden that nut the Hick girls
eyes expressed her thoughts as we'll
az words could have done.
In the evening. when the doctor
came again. be said change had
come fof the better.
The marriage Was the cuiminatiaa
% an Interesting romance. which
had iss inception ia Tia juana about
year asp.
Al that timn Tbroekmofton and
hin rhunt. George g.. ii8idt. IT, son
% tho proprietor 81 tho waldorf
Astoria. came 10 California on y
visit The visited Tia Iuaua ana
attended boil firht. az which the
snvtn girls were queens Both
young men fell IA love AZ first
slight
stella Gavin and noidt were mar
ried several months aEn Al Yuma.
ard are how living "a New YORK
NJ and MrH Thfaekmorton viii re-
side in Las Angeles as soon na the
bride IL Noii enough - travel there
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SAN DIEGO. Cal. Oct a0.~"sho
may not last The afternoon out
The doctor had stepped n0ire-
lcHaty from the dhrkenod room IN
which lay a beautiful young wo-
man. TIER frvrrish face was
strangely white nov. and her farm
scarcely moved
A young man approached. He.
too. walked painfully autut. like
people % whrn patient ia svry,
very Tow.
-po you think abe r. strong
enough = h. quefied. spftiY.
Yes" said the doctor in wills
Per. and abe d very anxious"
Ard 80. Ia the siillusss that
gathers when death seems ~ hand
tha lovers aere married Howard
" Thtuekmnrtau. wcaifhY club
man % New York. and Misa Angela
Estln. daughter IT a prominent FAM
iiy u Tia tuana. MeMien
After the minister had gone the
husband remained b. the patients
bedside a long time. They ale not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20

"a. ,efrsintns from the uHe
". ", str,eis rs a place lot he'e l.s
w. meetings because ao' l,,.,
rae's. ne socialist executive e',a
nitfN - adopted a resolution de
pil,. ,ns thas thet are in.tllira avg ,a
teelr speakers could not PC
lh. ~, andcr she law
tens's s.s,.luilons In question
w M democratic pelict 90
fhs.N ana the republican courts
~ s..lnr IN league % snppf'a'
Win VIII. discussion Of puelie qaea
-. therehy abusing TIE pow 81
4 me- speech ,.,..,i..
,.s,,lationa follow With tht
.,g,.,a of the whereas
s'sy ,..s r,,nuAllcaas and Democrats
Nsh political opponents ot 50
~ $500 ana she police department
ss.sle IS In the hands 81 demo
-. md the pe.ice court In me
s.s5s Il republican,
hs sres democratic police depart
.na the republican police
fs- ~, hsxs ramblncd t. deprive 80.
s.as,s AZ the use uf the streets
g ..,elte mecging. and they refuse
s',n8uet any mere socialist trials
= ssve failed 10 convict ia the
a. AZ trsal taken to the superior
curt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
OLYMPIA eaom NOME.

Milking her laat tfip FROM Noms
this season The Olympia arrived In
poH last night after q rough tfin
Hhs brought 8sa passengers hut
tia0 600 in gold There were aiHa
90 horses aboard when the alym=
pla lrn Nome the whnlers tsaYlisa
aud Jea nett were in port ana thrir
masters under arrest The master
Of the nafiinH WAS released on
$50. 900 bonds Tho olympia reports
irr in Herring sea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
FIRST VICTIM OF NEW oRoEa

"a nfesn. = labafsr. l. one - the
FIRST sirtists q the urw nr3sr given
eat - chlsf Wappsnsiein Ia arrest
all ifamra. Migrants and undesirable
psFseHs run uat ~ The either cities
ur8wu arrives ~ thr hax raf route
Tits morning and Nas picked up by
Fafrfsuisn ftsafan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20

Queen cts rheosonhioai society
IN America. Pioneer block. a @ u,
W hall Lecture \ D. m subject.
/ How To Gain Knowledge by ar.
- II iee
The fhcoaaphiehl society. Seattle
lodge. itan Second nv SUNDAY. y.
az. Lecture subject. The Roalira.
ton Of the Self, by Mrs " NJ Fat.
tcraon
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sALF RATES CANCELLED.

The privilege - haif-fare rates On
railroads 60 officers Of the United
states army and navy and thrif
families members nf eletnymrn'7
families. officers and employees II
the United states reclamation aery-
Ice. teachers and pupils IT govern.
mout Indian schools. was yesterday
Withdrawn BY the Gfeat Northern
railroad
Word MAS received by tho local
passenger department af the Iiin
road that according 20 a recent rule
ms - the Interstate commerce com
mission this privilege must be- can.
ctiied AZ once
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Presbyterian

AsFfy street Twenty.
hsaa ~ and Cherry 81. Rev "
a s'ssehsoa. Ph. D. pasi0r. "A a
y spsrtnal Grovth and How 70
eps I'D D m, What Il Christ
b Ne
ssaini1sfer-Rev. J NJ wlla0n.
sta II a. m. The Absolute
.Essslfr Of the Christian Minis
?. m, Men aaa Women
vac Have Done Daniel
- Iaafone ~ a Great World
m d. spalding breaches ia
" norning.
faA Presbyterian churchill A
Tod kespa a Record : 20 D.
maip. Healing Sears and Unit
" hsarts
-.l1fd-Rev Elmer 2 Thomp.
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aud IN the evening by Mrs Cobb
Also Ia the evening Prof q Eph
falia, The gifted healer. will give n
public demonstration from the plat
form Of healing the afflicted hY the
tfanauiiaaiou of vital nuEnetiam
ttom himself TO patients bfeaont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
RUGBY PLAYERS
COMING

VANCOUVER. n e. oct aa--
Twenty .anr rack RusbY players
- fifilinh Columbia isnya tamorfu@
eia seattle and Portland Tor The
south 10 play games With the Nni-
xsrsisy 81 California. Ttsfkiay aui
suvaaa They viii play En@llsh
football and AN be away thfes
y orka
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w,ss Christian church-Cofae'
....ts.x aaa n Olive sts A j.
.->.rmsn. pastor. II a. N htnKe'
= wealtA 1850 .. m Love
SssrssAlp aud Mafriase
rs~r.k al Christ -k'urt Hcconi
swsA ana Elrss AZ. northeast. !
= p,,s Evangelist II d N hid
=. wefla Exn~ct a Savior When
-. ~ f.anes AZ Use q n. The
rsI,swshln q Christmas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
rHtgF AZ CROWDED. cAe.

hllA NafrWns " no resides AZ sew
enth av. northeast aud Forty third
a., reports that ahile riding on a
University car last uiEht gold
ueckiscs. mounted with pearl AID
diamond hettlnga AS either lost Or
stolen from hef meek The ear Was
crowded a. TIE time ana she Vas
standing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20

summerland Il the seat Of one Il the greatest
oil fields In California. II II not particularly
on account Of the numerous wells that were
drilled out in the ocean Millions Of dollars have
been taken from the ground. and the wells are
ATM producing as In the early days.
Our manager Mr. Williams Was one Of the
original dIacoverera OF thesummcrland Held. and
after drilling some fifty wells on the mainland
he decided that the same formation extended out
into the nea lie built a long wharf and drilled
the frat submarine well In the world u proved
10 be one OF the best producing oil wells IN the
field See bulletin No. II. California state MIN
ing Bureau for detailed report
lie has devoted his entire time 20 the oil bust.
ness and thoroughly understands IT,
lie was Immediately Interested when he read
the Canadian government reports telling OF the
immense deposits Of OIL sand and seepages oil
crude oil to the surface, In the Province OF Al
berta and started for there at once.
lie found the surface indications as ut sum
meriand. and later drilling proved them TO be
almost identical lie was impressed Win inc
fact that here lay OF the greatest oil fields IN
the world.
lie nrospected the country thoroughly and de-
cIded TO begin drilling At Worthwhile twenty
three miles above Edmonton Its Judgment was
correct. AZ a depth OF 52b feet we struck a
heavy flow OF natural gas.
When lighted Il burns from 20 TO 30 feet In
the air II Is an oil gas and proves that there
"a an immense deposit OF oil below. We were
unable 10 control this flow and keep drilling with
the equipment at hand II burned for several
months before we we're able TO plug the hole ana
stop the waste.
The natural gas guarantees thousands OF dol
lars in dividends for our stockholders. lew
more wells viii enable us TO supply the city OF
Edmonton with fuel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
Il. 1. Williams, One Of Summerland's Earliest Pro-
motors, Is Again Heard From In the Far North

the enehy account Of
foil niauons
VIM
thoroughly pre Harry
shooh
Jared there
o
other W
wharf orin
tina lies
alters ufconunu
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F1rs, SRlrtualiat society. Knights
q PYthias hail. First sx.. near Pike
Edith >. Cobb. speaker and message
bearer. Lectures II ! p. N aud :
p m Circles 20 p ~ Platform
tests tn tho afternoon hY NJ Goth
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SUNDAY TOPICS


Bsptlst
~.A.g,aele-Rex John MaFtiu
-. sssgar. ii =. m. \ Cnaui
- u.,ralnx Watch. p. m
s .sres whls stone Of iehca
s~.ms,,-Rey. Georso Robert
-. e.s,er n a m supeFsii
-. b m. The Rishl
w. ....,, Az the Administration Of
las
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20

Debate at tho Socialist Temple.
corner Fourth aud Pine neanly.
pd. That Socialism Win Solve the
Labor Problem" Ray 4. la nArrc.
affirmative; + T. nealcy OF San
Francisco. negative.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20

Tho New. Thought society meots
az fheoaophical hall. 1890 Second
aV#, az II a. ~. Vim = Richardson
VIII speak on What II New
Ihoughtf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20

uoA lston av, corner noglaton
and Olive Rev. " - simonda. pas.
tor Services az II q m. The Gray
Army Of the Condemned" 4 .. m.
The canaeefated Catholic"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20

First Church ~ Christ. Sts Sixth
Sixth Av Services m a m. and ,
IA, Subject. Probation After
DEATH" Sunday school n a m.
Testimonial meeting Wednesday
evening az o'clock Frce reading
room. ssa Alaska building
The bible Spiritual Science Soci.
ETY. meets In A. q q " hall te3s
First avs near Virginia st. Sunday
AZ p IA and p "a. Rev. T. Ma.
sell Foster, pastor and message
bearer Servloo at p M school
ul psychaioEY. subject. Couccutra.
tion and Hos 20 Practice II. fol.
lowed b. messages and writings
Subject Tor the evening. Tainted
Tongues. To follow with messages
~ the pastor.
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pvweash-Thlfs az and TINT
xs.slsy I Rev. Francis j Nan
slsra. u y. pastoF. 81 s. a. b
-rss oalx Name. Use p H.
.I,smles-A study Ia ladeciaion aud
rrrraalnaiion
Plzrsn-Hruadway amd Repaali.
e.s 4 Rev Edward Iaacoln Smith.
q psfcs. II = m and 3e p
n ~ sydnsg stroug. scfiag pas
~ presehes naorntng and evening
Whitman Az near
Krsoarae Il Rev William c
xa.saer. D. D. pastor. III a. N
-Iuss ana The worida Sorrow
rRa y. TIE Silenee oE God
e,sraa I'M Near neacoB Hlli
x.oa Rev. worthinefou Morn.
nc srnoa b Rev. William Worth
lax Il II O'Clock. ! 80 p m. ChFi&'
slza gntsarof. "Faiihfnlness
fannxt09n-Tenf mestinw a.
I'm Sunday school. s4 p n.
snx ssslce with sermon - Rev.
C. Gale
rslsenlfy- Rev. a. g Masoa.
pastor. Il a m preaching by Prof
Bsagh q PullmAn D N. Rey H.
c NA3en, The Lar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20
The MARKETS

Exss have reached The sts mara,
and may 50 higher lettuce - ssiI.
ne ~ q top price % 1se snl she
quality 10 mos II tbs best Il thluzs
continue thrgv Stii b. no eranbsHfy
sauce for the Thanksgiving dinners
a. the cranberry market Il abeui
played out
IRE ftshfnen eonnriain % 4 short
aKr en halsbut and sturgeon. bat ax.
psei shipments ia the near fasure.
The rrfees an meats live Htaek
ard dairy pgaiacfa h2xe remained
firm AZ YesteFdaya figures Ths
sweet potato shortage Il stai both.
sFin4 the commission men.
vssssassss
rersask. suea sssai sstsae.. Fsf =.
selA. gesfa's - @A - -
a.. 81. -. e. s - - .a.. 80 go. :
& -. ssaas.ssz.ss. 80 e@sfst > =. asYfsz-.
sassasa ~ sss et.al iseet Fasssisss
FhaFrN
nananas e rnr 1 - 8 80 ~ Wsesf
ssss ssgiss. - 80. fissss 3 islazlls
tsaa TMs tNnT kssaans rse aaa 3 rasaaa
aHfs 50 Mshzassse fFss -. -
sapira. 80. haiisat fsagi 81 ssrassnsisIaa
- - s.ss. :. srss 49,. iasoii $
s sss... 49, sA ., Tga e. a. 49,, go.
8 y. ssaes ia haizks. 90. eaaeufas
assa
sfrteslF be- rssss sfs. - fsssn. -
o1sEaa faasH i.Nst Esatrfn. Tvs
nstssr ara chses..
wssssastan efrsHs-sr taifsF. pr - -
g.ssssus ffzaa tghk. = asSs assisfs
ffssa taa, -. faaea hsftets gsf - e
shssss. We islas 2 nss "
ssaes s.iss * frstss TSilsa-es isesss
assssfs staFas- las tsttsf. Aoffs
pogisry.
- - i.g 81 s sss.s all. ~! sl 49,
r. fsbee #fseszA ~ n, MM.tz uts
&aakK - ~ ~ Faa~ssrs ts0fsa
live stoes
w-,s.~. 1892 =. = s'.e' 49, =
sals~s 80 n sgssi @rih. 80 h-.s n
Mssta
ass-r4. n. sis1s2s es~s . E7ass te4i
eas la atsutks saattrn. N. sssHts srrtes
lAmh. ~ u. tsgiscs afssssd saea n
rIsh.
p Hl7AHAf haHaAAs - w. - H4AeffAf
80 - g. sasaaa irast - -
sf8ltc. ehinaas saiuifas - A. fieaanissa
q. 49, aals#. - a. FaeG ref 80 IL
A.. ssriusna psf -. sufA1 silver srssits
-. 81 oiyunta tFsssfa pef esrk ht=s
o. 81 esF asiHau NtHt IS nwn9Hnras eFahs
Sc = 80 snseess t95rs riams Fsf
- a. o. 81 sfHrrsaa rsr n. ttstr. at hsh
psf N. ~ sfessn thad rsF %. 10
Hay ard Fsedstsfvs-
raasfn VISA finaiby. tsa. ~ -
sst soasssi. taas iit4ia. stsifa tpn. ttaei4
Hkaaf HaF. per Ten Is EasfeFn Washes
son 49, Rhafa anFn. - 80 too. sfafksl
eafn ~ rsf taef feed easaA - p#f tsE
anladllaks. o. psr Ton 81 ra&r. tas4A pr
Zen kfsH. reF tGu 81. sherts p~t TO tls
ehappsa fees. PER tan. ~. cats, ten. fats
a.
Time ard Cenxnt-
rurfi3ns esassnt. Imported, Ger bhi, o. y
reFsiaaf ceaasaf California. psr bkl -
l~ss - fgr fsfarnsa h4Es. flasssf psria
hAa 81 Hnl~, asn Iaan a H1sts nas-
49, Dol D. r. IRE trirk. p~r q -. plas
f~Ffax hsfr - 10 80 Haefsi an. 80 ysfA
t1c9f&1s hafd mau psasters ton. "
HaH
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rorfians esaasnt Imported, Ger bhi, o. y
Pew act ceaasat California. 80 tel -
ne Hff tinl@. ser I4an a H1ate Naxi
49, Sol fiH IRE trirk. p@r u -. pas
t-Ffnx bsfr - 10 -! sasssl IN. 80 yssa
aassf nN~F sd
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haEen Corner Howard ~. and
jsea q 7 v Drake. pastor. N a.
~ Our Translation 78Q ,. n
rssfs nathef u Evolution
Gl.inan Park-Reg. ". ~ For.
sta efstnr: II a IA. The Test of
N<sipiesAlp sp IN. Our Debts
al Hos % Pas Them
sseSa Anne-Rey. o n McGni,
rxn: II a m. -seatflr's Great
- Wooden House. So. m Oar
lxIs Contrasting
faf. Marion aud Third av-
~ Y !. W Reez. pastor Morn.
Ex VIZ I am . Methodist .
kssals< Profit and I.asf
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- = lane ~ Johnson. q Pr
g. as No charge for e1amina.
zee
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son. pastor; II a. IN. Present or.
p0rtunities. 30 p m. Who 10
the Man With the Hammer
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Genfirmen know us. aur taltor-
iHg On yuu viii DO fhe Feat al CO.
Hiuhia 81 go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20

e. Masks- Rev J p u iluyd.
sas.oF. Il a N. The Poser Of
CA<ssts Association. SD n. The
Nznsie Z Eil|ah"
TfinlsH Parish Eighth and
,znss Rev II II. Govas. pastor.
Han. The Charrh and she Sun.
tsg sche2- p m. -Our Littie
orss saaIl Also Go With Ia"
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Wear Brooks Hats. 1891 2ad ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-10-20

Edmonton. the junction point OF three trans
continental railroads. IL now enjoying the most
substantial growth OF any city in Canada Il Is
today the lea ding city In the province II Is In
the heart Of Canadas richest territory. II lacks
hut one thing-fuel Manufacturers have been
holding back In the past on this account We
hold the key TO the oity's future. We can supply
the demand for the next century.
There are hundreds Of thousands Of tons Of
high grade asphalt on our property. This can be
dug out with a pick and shovel We can treat
Il with our own fuel The newly constructed
Canadian Northern Railroad. only three miles
from our property. puts us In easy touch with the
market The bulk OF the asphalt used In the
United States comes from far-off South America
The demand Is worldwide.
An investment with us is absolutely safe; II Is
backed by known deposits OF three commercial
products The Canadian government will pay us
n bounty Of = cents per gallon on our oil. This
bounty alone II more than the market price in
American fields. Agents OF the railroad com
pany have offered us more for our property than
Il has cost us,
Il il too good to sell outright We wish we
could retain our entire holdings. We are going TO
increase our output OF gas. We are going 10 get
oil and prepare asphalt for shipment We
need more capital 20 carry on the work
We are selling non-assessable stock TO the
amount OF 81 goo at 10 cents per share, par
value $500.
This is stock with future. We have invest
ed our own money in It. Tho money that Is COM
inE in s being used to further our work. and
for this purpose only. Not dollar is being paid
any officer of our company In salary or commits
sion.
II is selling faster than we had expected and
you must buy It now.
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Eastern VISA fimaIbF. tea. ~ -
est aaana taa. titait sitsifa. eco ttf8if
assaf Haq per fea stf Eastern Waahiaa
Son. AZ Nhais anFn. - psf too. sfaesHl
earn ~ rst tna8 feed rasNis 80 pef tan
nn4adllnkx. 81 psF ten 81 ra&s. tauN psF
sHattIsd fees per Too. 81 cats tan i9ts
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WILL OPEN FAIR.

H3ftFFa HeNA RffNtNas
. WASHINGTON. Ocs go
. II has been officially an 4
. nouneed from the white house
. this morning that the proaF
. ieut viii opou the Jamestown 4
= trleautenniat fair Sith I
= speech April 20 neat
sssst ss4 '
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Take the South Seattle Car

orr orr AT MONROE STREET OLD ouwAmtsH STATION co
ONE oil ocK WEST TO THE PROPERTY. WHERE statesmen
ON rsg GROUND WILL YOU PRICES TERMS, ETC. OR
APPLY
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Mclaughlin RealtyCo
]. R. Mclaughlin, Pres.

az AMERICAN BANK BLDG.
Main 2476. Ind. 1853.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-11-29
Ladies' Furnishing
Department

$3.50 and $25 Suits, Sale Price Se1.OO
sss.5O and $40 Suits, Sale Price. $3.50
s1S and $3.50 Suits, Sale Price. $3.50
$3.50 and sic Suits. Sale Price. $3.50
$3.50 Suits. Sale Price. s......,.S.a $1,000
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
NEW YORK CREW SAVED.
Captain Goes DO70n on Boat In
Sight of III.

Boston, Sept. 21.-A story Of the laundering Of
the three-masted schooner Nellie Floyd. of New
York. and of the loss of her captain was told
by six survivors of the wreck who were brought
into this port tonight by the steamer NaNoo-
chez. of the Savannah Line
Captain MathesOn. OF Provincetown, Mass
was in command Of the Floyd. and when she
foundered off the coast OF North Carolina ,ast
Monday he stood by his vessel and shouted
good by TO the six members of the crew who
were on a raft hastily made from the schooner's
matches. After drifting for nearly twenty four
hours clinging ito the raft waist deep I'm the
water and with no food. the six men were -icl,ed
up by the NacoOchee. They are: p F. Joansen
chief officer; Everett Huahan. steward and
Henry Bailey. Frank Bowman. John Cirarvfua
and Henry Smith. seamen. all OF New York
The Floyd left New York September 10 for
Savannah On the night Of the I4tb a nortbeas,
wind Increased 10 almost a hurricane velocity
Six hours but gained no headway on the water
which rushed In through the planking
on the 18th the captain saw that the yessaI
would founder, and the captain and crew Iasbai
the matches together and cast of on second
thought the captain decided 10 stay by his vessel
and he succeeded In getting back to the deck
which was then almost on a level with H.
water In sight Of all he went down with tbs
vessel The men held 10 the raft with LITTLE 81
pectation OF being picked up. At noon TUESDAY
Captain Hewlett, OF the steamer Naeoochee
sighted the shipwrecked sailors about eighteen
miles south OF Frying Pan Shoals and took
them on board.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-22
GRAND CENTRAL JAM.
Engine off Track Ties Up Trains
for Hours.

An engine ran off the track at Mott Haven. on
the New York Central line. at O'Clock yester-
day afternoon and at a late hour last night
through trains were still helplessly tied up and
hundreds of passengers were waiting. tired and
worn out with the heat, for their trains to be
backed into the station. The general manager
OF the road. Ira A. Mccormack. was at Mott
Haven in an effort to clear the tracks. and as a
result there was at the Grand Central
Station with sufficient authority 10 take the
public into the confidence of the management
and give IT some idea of when the trains would
be dispatched. The station master was asked
II he was not responsible and in charge of af-
fairs at the station. You bet I'm mott" was his
reply.
AT II o'clock last night the o'clock Western
Express backed slowly into the station. The
later trains were not even being expected by
those who knew. but passengers were Informed
by station men that their train would be in at
any moment and many We're consequently afraid
TO leave the station for an instant
Inquirers were assured that the suburban
trains were all on time. II was ascertained, how
ever, that this appearance was obtained by hold
ing passengers for two or three hours and then
sending out one train for three and annulling
the earlier ones