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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-31
PANAMA CANAL WILL
COST $25O,OOO,O
Thinks Congressman Tawney Of Min
nesota--Party of to Inspect
Big Project.

New York, Oct. 31-RepresentativC
James A. Tawney, Of Minnesota, chair
man Of the committee on appropria
tions of the House of Representatives
accompanied by ten other members OF
this committee left here today on the
Steamship Colon for the lsthmus OF
Panama to make personal inquiry
into the present and prospective needs
of the canal.
Congress fixed arbitrarily the cost
Of the canal at $130,000,000," said Con.
gresham Tawney, "but this far Con
gress has authorized the issuance of
canal bonds to the extent Of SIT 600.
900. If We find the estimate of S32,-
100000 as made by the commission for
continuing the work through the next
fiscal year Is correct, we shall I'M
hesitatingly grant it. If we grant that
sum- the actual cost Of the canal TO
the first of July, 1909, will be $l05,-
100000 or S33,000,000 short of the or.
iginal cost Of construction exclusive
of $40,000,000 paid to the Panama Can.
al Company and Columbia ! estimate
the total cost of construction will be
not less than two hundred and fifty
million dollars, thus making the canal
cost Ms in total cash three hundred
million dollars"
Making all due allowances for pos
said the canal should be completed by
January l, 1915.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-31
UTES WILL NOT
co ON WARPATH
Delegation Sent to Washington to Lay
Grievances Before the Au-
thorities There.

Forest City, s. d., Oct. 31.--The Ute
Indians have promised to cause no dis
turbance while representatives of the
tribe are sent to Washington to lay
their grievances before the govern
ment. Chief Red Cap, however, re-
fuses to recognize the orders of Cap
tain Downs that Ute children be sent
to school,
The Utes are camped at Thunder
Buttes, on the edge of the Bad Lands,
and all, including the women, are well
armed. Four troops Of cavalry from
Fort Des Moines are now on the res
ervation.
Captain Downs and twenty police
men are also near the Indian camp,
awaiting the arrival of Captain John
son of the Second cavalry, who placed
the Utes on the Cheyenne reservation
and in whom they have great confid-
ence.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-31
$50O,OOO FIRE
CUTS SHOE FACTORY
Seven Firemen Overcome BY Smoke
While Fighting Serious Blaze
in Chicago.

Chicago, Oct. 31.-Seyen firemen
were overcome by smoke and a loss
of 100000 was caused by fire in a
five story building at the corner of
State and Quincy streets occupied by
the Holden Shoe company today.
The burning leather filled the build
ing with a dense smoke and the fire.
men, unable to enter the structure,
were compelled to fight the flames
from the roofs of adjoining buildings.
Seven firemen were on the fire es.
cape when they were overcome.
The fire started on the top floor
from an unknown cause.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-31
TICKET AUDITORS
Unsatisfactory
Denver and Rio Grande Will Dispense
With Their Services After
December I.

Denver, Oct. Silt is announced
authoritatively that on December
the Denver and Rio Grande railroad
will cease checking up on passenger
runs by the travelling ticket auditor
plan. This has been in force on the
road for some time, but apparently
has not given satisfaction.
The business of the ticket auditor
has been to collect tickets and fares
on trains instead of allowing the con
ductors to do so, thus endeavoring tc
arrive at an average Of business done
on each division. Just what plan will
be followed in the future has not been
announced
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-31
lNEW MEXICO PIONEER
JOINS SILENT MAJORITY

Albuquerque, N. NJ, Oct. 31.-An
dres Lucero, one of the oldest resi-
dents in Bernalillo county, and who
served for some time as acting gov
ernor of New Mexico, died Tuesday
night at his home in Los Griegos al
the advanced age of eighty-nine years
The deceased also served as mem
ber of the House of Representatives
in the first territorial legislative as
sembly. He is survived by large
number of relatives.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-31
JUDGE FALL SELLS
BIG BUNCH OF LAMBS.

Albuquerque, N. M, Oct. 31.-Six
thousand yearling lambs arrived here
Yesterday from the ranch of Attorney
General A. B. Fall in Lincoln county,
having been purchased by local COM
mission men for shipment to Colora-
do buyer The lambs are being load
ed at the local stock yards. They
are in excellent condition and brought
fancy prices.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-31
APPREHENSION EN-
T|RELY SUBSIDIES
Financial Condi-
tions are Again
Normal
STOCKS BEGIN TO RALLY
Suggestion Of Comptroller Of
Currency Meets With
Much Favor.

New York, Oct 31.--The almos.
complete restoring of public conf
dence was indicated by the diminished
interest taken in the financial situa
tion today, which has succeeded in
|readjusting itself to a normal basis.
Gold engagements increased today,
bringing the total up to twenty-three
million, seven hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars. The stock market in
a general way was very strong. Sew,
eral banking institutions which sus.
pended recently held meetings during
the day and readjusted their affairs
to resume business. The few runs
which have been going on dwindled
to nothing today.
No Borrowers for Call Money.
The first prices of stocks today
showed tendency to react some.
what from yesterdays buoyant clos.
ing. Some, however, showed sharp
advances with small transactions. Call
money was offered at 40 per cent at
10:40 o'clock but found no borrow
ers. sStS =
Banks Want Currency.
Washington, Oct. 31.--The treasury
officials are agreeably surprised at the
number of banks throughout the coun-
try which have already indicated
their purpose to comply with the sug-
gestion of the comptroller of the cur
rency to increase their circulation in
national bank currency by depositing
with the comptroller additional Sc
curity for bank notes. Although the
suggestion was only made last even
ing large number of kilograms were
received at the department as early
as 8 o'clock today asking for addi-
tional circulation varying in amount
from a few thousand dollars to two
millions. The later amount IS asked
for by the Commercial National Bank
of Chicago.
Bank Of England Raises Discount
Rate.
London, Oct. 31.-The discount rate
of the Bank of England was raised
today from IL to IL per cent in
consequence of the inroads made up
on the banks stock of gold by the de-
mand from America and the recent
rise in the discount rate Of the I'm
perial Bank of Germany A general
Improvement in prices on the ex-
change followed this announcement.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-31
NEW MExlco'S PERCENTAGE
ON PUBLIC LAND SALES

Washington, Oct. 31.--The account
of the general land Office with the ter
ritory of New Mexico for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1907, has been
adjusted. The gross proceeds amount
ed to $142,224. 05 and the net proceeds
$133,715 IS, on which amount 5 per
cent of $6,6S5.77, was found to be due
the territory.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-31
SOMEWHAT "FISHY"
TALE FROM ELIDA
1t True, However, 1t Was Remarkable
Display Of Human Nerve and
Presence of Mind.

Chicago, Oct. 31.-A special to the
Tribune from Elida, New Mexico says
while riding horse near here
yesterday, Ben Johnson, is years old
ran the animal into a barbed wire
fence and completely severed his left
foot, but carrying the severed member
he rode into town for treatment and
did not faint.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-31
REPORTS Of KARATAGH
CATASTROPHE LACKING.

st. Petersburg, Oct. 31.--No further
information has been received here re
garding the disaster at Karatagh in
the province of Bokhara. A dispatch
from Tashkend says the total popula.
tion did not exceed 5000 as a rule,
though the number Of inhabitants was
somewhat larger in the summer, as
the city is much frequented as pleas.
ure resort.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-31
THAW'S COUNSEL
BELIEVES HIM INSANE
Martin w. LittIeton Will Base De.
fense on This Plea at Second
Trial.

New York, Oct. 5i.-The announce
ment was made today that insanity
is to be the plea in the defense OF
Harry X. Thaw whose second trial for
the Staying of Stanford White will be-
gin on December 9 next
Martin w. Littleton, chief counsel
for Thaw, it is stated, has adopted
this course because he has become
convinced of the unsound mental con
dtOn of his client.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-31
RUSSIAN ROBBERS
MAKE GOOD HAUL.

Pakoff, Russia, Oct. 31.-A band OF
robbers today attacked seven men
who were escorting a cashier carry
ing 1900 roubles, murdered the whole
party and escaped with the money.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-31
LOCKS OF PANAMA CANAL
TO BE 11O FEET WIDE

Washington, Oct. 31.-One hundred
and ten feet is the width which the
navy department has finally fixed as
desirable for the locks for the Pana,
ma Canal. This is an increase of ten
fleet.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-31
ROCK ISLAND LAYS
OFF HUNDREDS OF MEN

Chicago, Oct. 31.-The Rock Island
Railroad System yesterday laid off
$50 men from it's construction and
track forces in the western states from
Illinois to Texas.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-31

Keep your business ever before the
public BY advertising in your home
paper. A good advertiser always has
success in any honest enterprise.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1907-10-31
Schedule.

Yours truly,
rs. B. GRIMSHAW,
Assistant to President
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

..
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100 : ssf uA hes as q F~si.
~As1
~ a 1NFfy fhiaE 81 49,
- 80 .. satss nsssf neN ars.oPing
eiy'
NeA'a isFiA'ne ths aip'iniain siae,
- 80 s4A AAa ~ h4a Do ~aaae -
eAs'
Ana taf pTeii1 SUI eslifd-
- 20 A.ns - EifF q ~ lHr'r
p" tA te@ A"f t@f Fft
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

IszH3g aaa 49, %. r..T st.. -.
nha aFsfhers sd they aere sua.,f =.
hrstarrs taa fafmer. as e. Nru IIs4-.
shlne Taer farms ad5s.ae8 a.H ssa
farHf-s Iaear-1 theIr s-u.s Ia ...
uaeH. Iae aa@s rIslrs-8 eaah ether -
quent.1 na1 aere g7eal ffsnds sa.
dsE sAeu i.a8asr was sasala- q s.aar
e. lsaudy's. ~ kIuea aslsur.a. E.
Isauis faulIF cane uear anf fssss..
sa2Ba-d az a~r I'anig .asanrr HaF
e rs throat ana ftay ha8 = g.. srs.
before thfg aeaif ia znarasea + +.
40 taaf uefazr az upser --Bsssa 80
lssan1aTg lee aefueeu fla tuo tara.
Hfsr that ia1tie dsug GROVE
neea 81 sheep asau the iane ann -
rea easl tne d.Fldlas SCI ubere n.a.
~ salemuIT faak eaarze ana a-sfs
fbem 60 paEure A. n.xtr nsnse
isreushi haeE TIE slesr. am Iaaa.-
weaIa - salfiag Ter teen b. fts -as
niar piae~. - CIV. sfsar rhsir So
a. fAeT taks fhe si.Eaiess nsfee q.
"a other
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

we1knoern Frafsssor often hes-aHas
a. inserswied IN his suh1eF nat Shen
the meun ix.ll EaEg b. ssenes qusis
eaistsoas - tlas fsrt szsi kepi the c.azs
sor seseral mfautes Certain rs'sfless
spsriss amanx ghs stn3ents deciaifd -
1--WE I'm 3 reu1le hini ~ they bought
a. aiarm cieek
The elosk. 81 % alarm 81 pre,issiy
" e'csoek. vas pisosi on the prufes-
sor's as~k A. was antielnaae'i. be- -.
gnn ais lecsuFs withauI olsserFiug the
essk. Buf wlseu the ua~sn boar struek.
fhe slarm weuf - wlfh . startling
crash.
Even thaes naf On the aeTei spTfre.
caatea the tsks There was . raund
~ aFplau~s ne profes@oF sni'lug.y
waifed until tle alarm and the ap-
plaus~ e~ass-d. and thru said
~Younk Eeufi~nea. ! thank you Tor
shs glft had ferestten Il Was my
blrfhaag An alarm cis-k - sstnet hinE
ms ulfe has ns~sie3 flr cur domesfir
for . tsaK time n b. very kind -
nseushEanre an ynur part
Thea b. seat on with fhe demon
sfrzfiao whirh bad he-u interrupted b.
tl,e alarm. ani - stuA~uts Nere never
quits abe 10 satisfy themselves wl1e'h
~ the profe~ssr understeod the ioks
g. nsl
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30
nDottDaasns

\ tod him that ever sine Ia known
iim bed been dolng some fool thing or
su0fh~r. but that took the cake said
Ne nan with the white Lawn how neck
- -He GOT mad aisout u aaa nos h.
sont sneak 80 me~
Thea Il vorkel al rightly said the
man with the teiials 1888
what Do sou mean b. worked al
-ightT" asEe,i the man wI;h the ahlte
.aan b0w necktle.
what say said the man with The
ennis she's Il mean thar your plan
xas successfuL that It's oufcBme ful-
SLED your uost sangliine exErerfaiious
You wanted 10 ct rid % him. didn't
Ou; Wasn't thar shy you tod him
- didn't have any senseg'
~Crrtainly not. replied the man
Eith the White necktle He's . good
fellow al right. and ike him nrst
-afe guess he'll not b. mad when
- THINKS 81 over and secs In righL
Ia feel bad II b. didn't NJ. I told
bin he vas fo0lish because he vas
foolish Anybody would say the sane
thing WAIST I'D lie usnt % buy on
-lBe other fellows say-so for That's
what n amounted @. practically You
DON'T catch ne investing money IN land
Euul . know exactly what u i and
shat the values Of sdJaoent property
are
That's 81 right. said the mar with
The tennis ..loss Il don't dispute that
! suppose b. Was = chuWp auf that
foe~1't seeru 20 me 60 be- good reason
for telling him 81. don't blame hlm
fr -r.t'rs ual lie probably r-a lies
mis- Wien anybody Kefs r
#aers11d dollars worth % experience
saf aU over hlm - apr 90 ~aak into
SIS pores a. salf There siH.t any
sd r raa#iuE .t In
-N.'. perhaps uat oui 90 SIS s.. OBJ
la needn't haYe taken nFa Use -
-Eenau~a e. aaS obvious. va.If YOU
fH U#ar- S,uie and FELL ssu -bHf
r s.sa fItf H.s bose had lsern tnars,-d
- su' - HHuh ASH rhsf there wac
a. pr alan-ea Interval between hi~
s-a-s- charles e.-s always I'D s~.su
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30
PRETTY EPISODE OF THE BORDER
opera sinner "a Haufr to M~xtes
0hartss ometal. wtth u~r No8r~.

opera ~anE~r "a Houfr ta N~xtes
0haraa. onnetals wtsh t1~r Not~~.
Nlss Maflte 8e IlerHa fhe singer
who Is ga he the star 20 t,e usst grand
ogera season 20 fhe ArI,eu. ha. iesH
ia Mexsna f1r the pas, three 8ays aIA
her mother. lu strict lnrsEu.fa. ae.ur1
ing fe fhs Mexican Herald
See came fram Madrid f.s New Tora
sud s,aH-.d Jar ennis oae day iu thr
Auler saH metropolis Size hurried fs
Mcxtea Over the National thinking that
size was late as her r1utraeI requested
bier "a start frsm spain Ia the Iast
wt~& - Ju'v So was fHe t.-fIu -
thIates Ed a.r trip over fhe NatI1aaI
>he ID uHt a#Hs sHy ane end .ae
found herself alaae ana he.F.a~- Ia
far~.sa asuutrs. wal-h sas ueFer ha#
r...-.-l before
A. Larr.la aa the Nex eaH border
hvr baggage MS Inspected aai f1e ~.
nelas wanted bsf to pas da-s oa h.r
irwr.s sad fur- she claimed fast 80.
Was as ef=ru singer tu th.s raHat-y e.
uuif g feu ws-k- and fhas fhe Hu.f
vas unjust The effaaI DIS nHr -.t-
murh =r~i.t ra Der eIa.m f-~aa-. a-.s-#
singers seldom travel alone Tie aal
,er SEEMED lfeaIf to ssIr-. when Mis-
A. Is.rna started fa saE -sne blEH
notes us up as far as A sharp aal
every one present a fle slatlua ca.
I'D. .H..#l=# H.ar The .#"F.a#a &c.. ....
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

TIE cost o. living has sdvanced On
Great Britain ~ per cent within the
past ten years. sceerding % London
respondent The rise In prices has
zEe-tc: everything from hons~s 20
candles There e ID limit IN sight 10
the upward Bound = prices
The imposition - heavy new taxes
= held 70 b largely responsible Tor the
fncreasa-t rast 81 living everybody v a0
= ahle 70 a. 50 haFlag raised prires
10 recover fhe tax money
The average Eugllshman Is becom-
NJ poorer all the time and the Brit
lsh government Is frFiaE 90 Arrange a
scheme - grant pensions % the aged
7sssr. IN order 90 ward OF an economic
revolution
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

J. = sometimes said ~ a Hm.d per
So. IL iaa.s a. lf b. asa.taI 81
H. - q gas~s uid yoa ever -
hsa fhe expression originated o. a. e
- fsaad T~rhaps iu rhe story ~ H.
e ETeaf raptaIn ana n ners. ono a
Vas 80 "a ola Ia tie aythslsst
ths Narth rs asme aas us..I f.s 5 4.
soldiers o. frIEatea the eaemv rh
~ god Story - Re Jsha~sn. e :
Isssz. 60 rsanes5pu ulth ~ 10 -
luE H. uas aIrslu ~ n La
Sanelssiy % asaer End fha nabl.s
was ~ mu.a SURPRISED 81 fhe ham.
Appearance ~ TIE Hoei uat b. "a
u azfs Ar Faa Ben 1aaz8us u
ieek - H ga ..la.d bat sar a. - .
Kause 30 ~std 1uu=su urEIur
lbs q h.s ier8shlp
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

CHEESE 10th viii ssve the daily usa
= an eEk IN boiled r1Tee merely hv
having small bag - me cotton kerr
ia TIE kiteaen- Put tbe grounds into
one and twisf the top around tirt-
VIII thread. = sTsool - which slsou'g
- handy Tor tie purposs. Tie sane
Tag may - used many times Their.
e nothing 81 THE cleaning line f.-
Whit Is + not god
Windows AMI mirrors WIN never h.r..
sIeck - Int on tlsszr s.Iiuias ~,-
faee ~ cheese clota = used and fa- an
kiEis o. sork Il 81 - found Invar
liable A - made q Il sas..lH aiw.v.
ae Kept IN he kitchen Tor xfrs.r,-v
s1uT.s
dissue PAPER r. another ralnstsa
household ssso< that eii houzzkaa-..-.
. noI appreciate A. 81 n thar -or,e.
into the hou=e should - Saved WoYs.
tened win aleohsl 4 polishes - -
fscfion. and even dry win max s..
zlline- Silver, aiso brass n NJ hasrv
tarnlshsa. vii re-F-oha inuu@aiasa1v >.
treatment VIII tissue paper. and 30
racking q al kinds 4 f. mos n=~evl
Law. silk and All ribf-an Should slwss.
- irOned 1etwe~a twe layers ~ II TO-
TIE materials VII net then - shinv.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30
CHEESE CLOTH Is USEFUL
z-u-~s e~p~rs Tfna AZ EEsre@eiS
Naauabie tn Asay Nsss-

z-u-~8 ~~p~rr Tfna AZ EEsEemeiS
Vats.hle tn Missy Nsvs-
Chess cloth should - us@d more
-amm.aly Tor household rurT-ase@ than
f. Is. SAYS fhe Washing1un Pos The
material has the special merit - L.
~ d-n. 81 - lasely woven thar
r--rzr f-smszz out rea3lly ln washing
nus Il = more EASILY keIss clean rhan
Inca o. crash. for which Or may malF
.fs5ae - substituted Al unh - -l. E
quality fhaf ss,sfs net more than z
cents q Yard - cutie a. god fsr gen.
eral use - ulore expeusiye fabrics
The 49, kind - 8ishr3oths are made
= n he material Should - eaubied
raw eazes tuTIlei "a and stlta5s-i o.
fhs unsralne. This Nil wear. ard he
rau~e Il cleans - easily = most san
ta-r fsr zarTn weather. IN ma i a.
uaf beeosne saturated and smell O.
rreas~ Rfnsfng II sap and wafer VII
- I'll 81 - nes.sSary tor cleansing
Tor me- furniture 4 Il the be~'
klnd q cioth for cleaning. ana eli cah
in@uaakers keep thrse sets foT work
Ths arzf = used for aFElyinx he ~
~ sesxsnd q ruA i - sn1 80 thirt
= rhe pallslser Similar trearnaenf ~
dlning-rezzn tables I'll keeR then 4
ths g1Ek q cou1ifisa-
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

Tao FlenE Nfsht - -Rtark Frtdsp"
a. fhs War TeTeErAPh oh~~--
. reusfsnler fhe BONG uiehf ~ Friday
AprA -. thar hlsek day. IA our coun-
try's histarr ub~n ti,e hate and cruel
- eEuboilei Iu four years ~ hioodF
civil war ,7ilmiuated 90 one stroke -
madness. aimsd ~ the Iife - one who
him~rif bad only charity Tor az 20
ulJh -malias taunrd none AIth1uza
I wns GA duty in TIE cipher ruam THAT
evening" ! have n disflnet rernesn-
hrance - nnything hat o~urrssl priar
70 the msoueui wben some one rushel
Into the ofnoe wIth hlanrhs-a faee. SAY.
ina There - uImor helsw that
f'resideut iinrulr has hesn shot in
furi's Theafer Before we s-suld fuur
take Ia fhe awful import. other rums-s
rearied us horror following fast uIsln
horrar The savage affark uf.an Serre-
farv Seward. and the frustrated EFFORTS
- reaeh and kIH Wv President John.
son. Secretary stanton and other meg.
beers ~ rho government A. the su-.
.~ssive accounts errSa .Fa8. q fearfal
dread filled our hsarfs lssf if slosl 4
D. found fhar ths entire cabinet bad
hs-u murdered Al hour ~ thls awful
susg-suse and then Sc received word
FROM MAJ E-kerf. uh1 hes eaue uu. Is d.
ly O. Secretary Sfaufau.s house Iu X
sfrsrf sid frsm there With the Seere
farg e. Use hHuse aH lntb street. orlsa-
-ite fhe fheafer. r. ahIsa ne President
bad l.eu carried after having teea
shot bT John Wilkes B1oth This mes
sarp merely assured us ~ fhe present
safety - Stautan. while confirming Our
vursi fears esueFuiug tae Pres dent
relaa of mounted mes=aaears aas
no onne established by MAJ Eekert and
nl uiEht bong fheF carried hu'letins 81
the haHiWritiuz ~ Secretary stanton
ad1rsszssl 60 Gsu bix Neu York city.
ghieh Were 81 anes zfrea T. The press
and s-ut over Tire wires tbraax snut fhe
county A. these bulletins we're spell
~ out ia the morse telegraph rharar-
ters oar hsuri- were stunned and set
seesue3 ls' se IA are The aNfHlness ~
she tragedy huslis=i us into silence As
ire hours slowly passed. hope revived
fffu'if a. s0ue sentence offered 81. uf
encouragement fhat the pre~ions Hfe
might lsrrha s. T., SPARED ta eawr e.s
.fs chosen Work HHf Hf aHauf 1u q
m. April BE-. tlsa tension gave aaay and
w. kHru chat eur beloved President
Ns- EaIe from us forever
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

70 me more prominent than candidates
Tor the presldenry. and when be GETS
his hair cut they sgick cut worse than
ever. but ] wouldu't dream u calling
his sttention 20 IT
Yes. buf that Isn't q parallel case
oblected the man wish the white lawn
bow tie. Nobody can help being
homely % bandy-legEel- That's a Per
ssnal misfortune. Nlfzer didut have
10 put his money into that crazy
scheme. though
We're ell apt % make miSfakes.~
said tire man Nith the tennis SHOES
HOMER Pexler didn't have 70 marry
Mrs.. Prren. I'm kind Of curious my
sir o. suow why b. did. but I woglan'i
al him Why the dickens he DID IT,
might ask ron y you had any lnforma
ton on the subjert. bat I've q bunch
he'd resent H. tie must have Imagined
4 would - al right. bat It's dollars
70 douehnuts that he couldn't have en-
gloyed his reasoning faculties WonId
you ASA him yourselfF~
or course I wouldn't rerlis-f the
mau Wlfh the white lawn bow tie
well. take old Semp Baxter Go up
- him some time and say. See her~.
Rnxter you've been telling thgse ssnie
old yarns ever since ! can remember.
and they don't improve With age I've
heard 5n0 times at-ouf you and gen.
Graut getting iu = dispute a. shiloh
rnd. % begin eth ! think it's = He
r SIS true II ISN'T particularly inter-
esfisg hui rs probably ful~e. because
sen have reputation 81 being q lar.'
Wou'd youY
II fs1't ilsely I raull." sai1 -he
man NTH fbe white lavu bow re
Think hed feel iIsuiteiF"
1T isn't q parallel ease Aud. au-
other rhirE sou want 70 take into cor-
s'a-ra-'an I'm pretty ve.l acquainted
wIth N-zer
~TbeH. = course. you've 60 = right
- insult him said the mau aifb the
tennis Sbaas II ID known sou q
--N vea-. longer ] might tell son shat
III kraa 81 e. nIveaff Though Per
b@f.> vau aouldu't tllak lt was pa--
sffe1 ~a.-.-Ch.caco Daily News
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

fsgtiane1 tnat "a teek fuwf eae npar
foF the shell 90 81 sad siuk Theu a
tFatrhHan callef cat the shell was
srufied snd Ties t-ran sxaln.
Sneh TRIES ~ minutes ana sesanis
Wtre nut hess2ed ca the peninsula
fanrT aHT one askinE The tine IL
MALAY SID leiuE tod that the c0ooa.
nut sia.il wss ha,f full
Thrrs aas FoanE Eiri ~ Maiay.
Who inquired ths time ~ thu dzy
sid tho aatehazn We. weil.
HF rs WA uHf shelL
us haIf-afteF been. . sasald ay"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

Jump iump =
-whats the mafferT-
~SometAinE has a-eo0ne tssanaei an6
I can't stsp ber
Then 81 her 90: g mlEbf -
worse
~Warae
~Yex. she might have become 1smm@s
:, ran e,ulan't have started har. yoF
knau - uousfoa Pest
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-30

= Malay. ~ uatives used - -
a resard - TIE iu ths fasBeu n -
FlaatlnE e. = bucket haed uith -
ter. thy plarea . cascaa .unf shsu. AZ.
inx 3 snail Hsrfaration fhruaxt uhhrb
- slgW degrrez the sa1sr faunz -
80 lnslde Tbs openiar was q %