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I...s. con,Ie, n.e.p,urea.

PROVIDENCE. II. l.. May II. -
George Maggie. the insane convict who
escaped last Wednesday from an AZ.
tendant OF tho Bridgcwatcr (Mass)
state farm while he was visiting a
dentists once In Middlsboro. Mass.
has been recapiursd by the Providence
police.
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WIN represent 10000. 900.

ROME. May i3.-Upward Of 1000
delegates. representing 30.ooo'0oo per
sons throughout the world. VIII attend
the worlds nfth Sunday school eonyen'
ton here May - 20 -. King Victor
Emmanuel " Italy Il the hosorary
president OF tho convention. AT the
opening session messages from Preai'
dent Roosevelt. King Edward aud Elm
peror William will be read.
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Careful Housewives


For square Deal nj Cuban Polls.
HAVANA, May 13.-Of far more I'M
portance than the preliminary Skin
mishing OF General Jose Miguel Gomez
and DIR. Alfredo Zayas for the presi-
Dental nomination are the preparations
now I'm progress for taking the Cuban
census. the primary purpose OF which
Is to make possible fair and square
election and start the new Cuban re-
public under president who has an
unquestloned right TO the title.
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WIN s,.p Prime. Iui... Landing.

RIO JANEIRO. May i3.-fhc gov.
eminent Is still determined to prevent
the landing OF Prince Luiz. grand.
son OF Dom Pedro, az one time en-
peror OF Brazil, who II expected here
today. This action will he taken be
cause OF the decree OF Punishment
which exists against the family OF the
former emperor.
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n.ln Of A.h.. n, N.pl...

NAPLES. May Ia Enormous clouds
OF gray ashes appeared from the sea.
dArkened the sky and fell on the town.
Considerable apprehension was felt
when II was realized that the clouds
were ashes and cindors from Mount
Etna and stromboll. A similar phe-
nomena was noticed along the southern
coast and caused panlcs In several
places.
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walls. struck On, Eight.

CHICAGO. Mag Is. - The Chicago
Americans won easily yesterday. de
featlng Philadelphia 10 10 3. Plank
pitched well until discouraged by poor
support. Walsh showed complete re
covery from his recent injury at De
trolt. keeping the hits scattered and
striking out eight batsmcn.
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Ia, Gould defeated In England.

BRIGHTON. England. May i3.-An
interesting tennis match was played NJ
the Princes club here In which Cecil
punch Fairs and Eustace II. Miles
defeated Peter Latham and Jay Gould
by three sets 10 two. In the first set
Gould played poorly. but sfterward his
service was very effective.
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co,umb,. win. n, Bo.,op.

BOSTON. May 13.-ColumbIa defeat
ed Harvard on the Charles river In the
first race between the two universities
In twenty years. The contest was
splendid one from the start. Nc at no
time WAS open water seen between the
shells. Columbia won by about half
length over course OF mile and
seven elghths, her time being min
utes 10 seconds. Harvard's time was
o minutes Is seconds.
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Free. rua Americans.

WASHINGTON. May lathe Qua.
temnlan government has released G. l..
Lulien Of Little Rock. Ark. and Mar
shall +. stamms Of Cincinnati. o.. the
two Americans arrested In Guatamala
city on the charge OF alleged COM
pllcity IN the attempted assassination
u President Estrada Cabrern.
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Mrs 9. Joyce, $50 sullIsan st.. Glare
mont, N. H., writes: About year
ago ! bought two bottles Of Foicy's
Kidney Cure. II cured mo Of severe
case Of kidney trouble OF several years
standing. IL certainly isa grand,
good medicine and heartily recon.
mend II. Qulnlan's Pharmacy.
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NEW YORK, May II. - Alfred
Shrubb. the English distance runner,
who. II IL said. holds several records,
was a passenger on the steamer Ced
rio. from Liverpool He comes here 10
make a match. II possible. with the
Toronto Indian runner. JongbsAt
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Your Nrsrer. rel.en,a.

DANvIILE. Ky, May ~ Fam
Moorc. ncEro. charged with poison.
Ing two men and two women. all ne.
grrcs. who were found dead here on
April -. was arrested at Roanoke and
viii h. brought 10 Danville for trial.
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rire Hold. one nsnar.s o. Mine.

CITY or MEXICO. May IA ere
Il raging In the Tcnarcs copper mines
NJ vclaricna. In tho state of Durango.
aud loo men are imprisoned. with no
hope ~ rescue. The district 10 remote.
and communication IL dlficult
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Stops earScbe In two minuies. tooth
ache or pain ~ burn or scald In I've
minutes; hoarseness. one hour; muscle
ache, two hours: sore throat, twelve
hours DR. Thomas Electric Oh, mon.
arch over pain.
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a.. LouI., Error Wa. Costly.

ST. LOUIS. May i3.-The Washing
ton Americans defeated ST. Louis 2 20
o. Wallace dropped a ny bali In the
fourth inning. letting In two runs for
Washington.
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Naval Cadet. Dawn Carlisle.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. May i3.-The Ma.
val academy team defeated the Car,
Isle Indians In the nrst dual Geld and
track meet between the two institu.
lions. Tho score was: Navy. COZ; Car.
Isle. 43is.
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Is,.re.t Center. on Alfonso JuHior.

Interest Csntsrs on Alfonso Junior.
MADRID. May i3.-Public interest In
spain during the coming week viii DO
entered on the christening tomorrow
q the royal child NJ the famous hap
tismal font Of santo Domingo de Cur
man. The ceremony will he an Impos-
ing one. Parliament reassembles to-
lay.
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II you haven't the time TO exercise
regularly Deans Regulets will prevent
constipation. They induce q mild, easy
hcalthful action ~ the bowels without
gripping. Ask your druggist for them,
oeos
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rrp.di,lon May solve Mar. Riddle.

NEW YORK. May i8.-The riddle
OF the planet Mars may be brought
nearer solution by the Lowell expedi'
ton. headed by Professor Todd OF Am
herst college, now en- route TO South
America. where. high in the peaks OF
the Andes, photographs OF the mystic
rlous planet viii be taken with the aid
OF a mammoth telescope and a special
ly constructed camera.
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To CURE A COLD IN ONE pas

aTake LAXATIVE BRoMo ouinlns Tablets
GROVES signature Z on each bon 80
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The Financial Situation Formed
Topic But Result Not
Announced.
MAKING POWERFUL EFFORTS
Government and Business Men Doing
Everything Possible 10 Restore CONF
dencs and Draw Wealth From Hoard
Ing plaess--Mors Money cireulstss

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Nov. i6.-The
snaneial situation formed the topic for
an important conference At the White
House tonight. those participating In
addition TO the President being Sscretar-
los cortelycu aud Root and Postmaster.
General Meyer. No statement was OBJ.
tainable a. 10 tbs reaulL Later Sece.
tAry cortelycu returned TO the White
House alone and remained with the
President half an hour when the hnaf-
cial subject was further discussed. Sec.
retary cortelyou after leaving the White
House at ii o'clock went to the Treas
ury Department. Secretary Garfield and
Secretary Loeb werc with the President
a portion Of the evening. v
II was learned later that Frank Il.
Kellogg. special counsel Of the Govern.
ment, was also present at the second
conference with Secretary cortelyou. He
declined to make any statement, saying
the whole subject was strictly conf.
dental.
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SANTA CRUZ. Cal, Nov. l6.-Major
Frank Mclaughlin, capitalist. politician
and prominent mining man, committed
suicide here today by taking prussic acid
after having shot his daughter. Agnes,
IN the temple. The young Indy Is not
expected to live. The only reason given
for the terrible deed Is contained in o
letter to q friend which states that the
major found himself financially 'embar-
rassed. and Il % thought temporary In
sanity resulted from brooding over bis
financial affairs. 8tl
Major Mclaughlin was a prominent
figure In California political affairs and
was identified with the Republican party
in that State having served with honor
as chairman Of theN Republican State
Central Committee and also as mem
Der OF the Republican national commit
tee. FHf !
He has also been largely identified
with California's mining interests having
for many years been superintendent and
d large shareholder in the mines in
Butte county controlled by an English
syndicate and known as the Golden
and Golden Feather, Ltd.
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CROOKED BANKING
Evidence Found Of Illegal Over
drafts.
THE JURY WILL INVESTIGATE
In Securing Appointment Of Receivers
Much Crooked Work Is Disclosed in
Methods Of Banks Business--0ver
Loan Made to President Of Half Million

NEW YORK, Nov. l0.-,In securing the
appointment today Of receivers for the
three banks and three trust companies
OF New York and Brooklyn, which re.
Gently suspended Attorney. General Jack.
son declared In the Borough Bank,
Brooklyn, and in the jenkins Trust
Company evidence has been found show
Ing Illegal over loans Of both civil and
criminal liability. In the case Of the
Borough Bank, Jackson states there is
evidence Of over drafts, forged paper
and other criminal transactions which
should be presented to the grand jury.
In the case OF the jenkins Trust Com.
pany he declares the records show over
loans to President John jenkins, Jr., ag-
gfegating $557OOO.
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NEW YORK. Nov, lG.--'I believe. said
Secretary 0ortelyou to the Merchants
Association In New York, THAT II the
money Of the country, wherever boarded,
were at once put hack TO fulall its func.
tions In the channels OF trade, there
would be within "a hours an almost
complete resumption OF business opem,
tions.n
II is upon this situation that the at.
tion OF the financial world has been con
vcrged the past week, The seat Of dif.
iiculty was subject TO constant and
somewhat differing discussion, but the
differences did not check iiligent and
powerful efforts 10 remedy the difficulty
aud the declining tendency OF the prem.
ium on currency was an index Of the
growing success OF these efforts. II Is
estimated that the effect of the ruling
premium on currency has already drawn
out from boarding very large proper.
tion OF cash which was withdrawn from
the New York Trust Companies ,luring
the runs and thus Is restoring It TO
channels OF banking operations.
The monthly statement Of the Treas,
ury Department shows that the amount
Of all kinds of money in circlation
November to be 2,s70,S0s,0O0 WHICH
was an increase compared to October !
OF more than $75,OOO.0OO. MI tS 4tl
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NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. l6.-The
Yale bulldog won over the Princeton
tiger on the football field today by a
score Of twelve to ten. Thirty four
thousand enthusiasts saw the hardest
fought game Of the year, the result be-
ing in doubt until the finish.
For the first time since 1908 the orange
and black crossed the goal line Of the
blue and aided BY the toe Of Harlan,
added the score Of field goal to asr
touchdown and goal 1t was ten to moth
ing against Yale at one stage Of the
game but Yale's grit came to her rescue
and good generalship found a hole in the
weakness !. the Princeton line in the
second half. Ethel Roosevelt, daughter
Of the President, attended the game.
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NEW YORK, Nov. l6-A feature Of
the current financial strain. says the
Journal Of Commerce today. highly illu-
minative Of how even usually calm and
conservative mercantile interests NAV
lose their equanimity and join a sense
less stampede, is the promptness with
which cancellations Of forward mer-
'chandise orders are beginning to reach
large New York merchants from their
interior customers.
The cancellation movement is not
matter Of immediate financial concern
to the interior merchants; it applies as
a rule to contemplated deliveries ex-
tending well into the new year. 1t also
applies in large measure to staple goods.
which even under extremely adverse cir
cumstances will necessarily be required
for consumption and on which it is as
serted the probabilities of severe reduc.
tions in prices are not especially promis-
ing. New York merchants recognize the
under which the inter
or merchants are applying for releases,
hey are not accepting the cancellations
,ut are instead showing their clients the
LANCER Of the course that is being pur-
med as well as the extreme probability
# the entire cancellation movement be-
ng overdone
1t is important that the New York
louses and other large handlers will not
ecept the cancellations. So far as i'm
Mediate financial transactions are con-
erned they are, wherever necessary,
Wiling to show whatever cooperation
nay be desirable to carry specific tran
actions over the current period Of acute
train, but they are not willing to can
el orders already confirmed nor to un-
uly delay delivery.
Letters to this effect are being sent
0 interior merchants who have applied
or cancellation of orders.
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ANN BOR-PENNsYLvANIA.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. is Eastern
football triumphed once more over the
West today when Pennsylvania defeated
Michigan, 6 to 0. 1t was Michigan's first
defeat on the ferry field. The weather
conditions were ideal and $4,000 saw the
game. The Pennsylvania's score repre-,
sents one touchdown and goal for which
q cleverly executed one-side kick, which
enabled Gallagher to cross Michigan's
goal with the ball was responsible. 1t
is generally conceded Pennsylvania show
ID superiority throughout both halves.
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cARLISLE-MINNES0TA.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. ie.--The Car
isle Indians defeated Minnesota today
by a score of l2 to 10 in highly spec
tacular game. Showing wonderful inn
proyement in form. Minnesota. after bet
ing favored with tumble on kickoff.
scored goal from the field on a drop
kick by George Capron from the s5-yard
line on the fourth play Of the game.
The Indians came back and by clever
trick and plays beautifully executed in
forward passes, sent Captain Lubo and
Gardner over the line for two touch
downs before the first half ended. Min
nesota scored touchdown in the second
half.
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SpEcULATED In STOCKS.

CHICAGO, Nov. l6.--Speculation in
stocks resulted yesterday in the arrest
of Samuel w. Wells, cashier for Z. M.
Smith and Brothers, real estate dealers.
Wells, according to Mr.. Smith, head of
the firm, has taken $6l5O of the com.
pany's money in six months. Wells adj
mitted his guilt to his employers week
ago and hoped to escape arrest by max
ing good the shortage He is a years
old and married.
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EARTHQUAKE IN MANILA.

MANILA, p. l., Nov. l6.-Four sharp
earthquake shocks were felt In Manila
and the surrounding provinces the night
Of November 10. No damage was done.
Governor General Smith was attending
the theatre and q panic was narrowly
ayerted BY his presence Of mind in com.
manding the people TO be calm.
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MAKE APPROPRIATION.

PORTLAND Nov, la.--The general
committee on home missions and church
extension OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church, today appropriated $4s.42S for
work among the cclored people in the
territory under the stars and stripes,
OF this sum the majority goes to the
South, The Puget Sound conference was
allotted $3.50.
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WOMAN ARRESTED.

SALEM. Or, Nov. l6.--Mrs. J. H
Jones, also known as Mrs. Miller, was
arrested here today, charged with the
larceny Of 800 and gold watch from
d man named Davidson, Of Seattle. The
alleged robbery was committed In 4
room In Portland, where 1t is charged
Davidson was given Knockout drops. A
detective made the arrest.
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VERDICT IS GUILTY.

HAHNvHLE, La, Nov. l6.---The Jury
In the case Of Leonard Gebbia returned
. verdict Of guilty today. The convic-
tion Of Gebbia and his sister condemns
to death two persons who were regarded
as minor participants in kidnapping.
while four others more directly connect
ed received only life sentences.
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ROYALTY wEDS,
Distinguished Assemblage at Marriage Of
Bourbon and Orleans. 4

LONDON. Eng Nov. l0.--Wood Nor.
ton. the English home of the Duke Of
Orleans, where the pretender to the
throne Of France holds court welcomed a
distinguished company today at the
wedding Of Prince Charles Of Bourbon
and Princess Louise Of Orleans. Two
score other royal personages were pres,
ent including the Queens Of Spain and
Portugal. Princess Henry Of Batten-
burg, Grand Duke Vladimir, and the
King of Spain. Ambassador and Mrs.
Reid were also present. The wedding
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Attempts 10 Kill Iatirs ramiiy--cut's
His wifs's Throat, Thsn Dies

REDDTNG. Conn. Nov. i6.--Cfastd
temporarily as the result of financial
trouble. IAician Underwood. professor Of
botany at Columbia University. today
attempted to kill the entire family and
altar cutting bis wife's throat. ended
his own life BY stabbIne himself under
the right ear He has been connected
with Columbia University for eight
years.
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ASTORIA, OREGON. SUNDAY NOVEMBER II. 1907

States ciruit court, this morning.
granted temporary injunction applying
10 Eastern Oregon. 40 that the entire
state is now embraced in the prohibition
on increased rates. Similar action Is be-
Ing taken IN the Federal Court for Wash
ington by lumber manufacturers III East
crn Washington.
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BARRETT PREDICTS.

DENVER. Colo, Nov. l6.--John Bar.
rett, director Of the International
Of American Republics. speaking
at the banquet given in his honor by the
Denver Chamber Of Commerce. made the
prediction that eventually Denver would
be connected by canals with the Gulf Of
Mexico and the Mississippi river.
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INJUNCTION IN EFFECT.

: PORTLAND, Nov. l6.-The injunc-
tion restraining the railroads from in
creasing the freight rates on lumber, is
now in effect in all parts Of Oregon
where there are railroads. On the petit
tion Of seven Eastern Oregon lumber
firms, Judge Wolverton, in the United
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
iyered BY the wells-Fargo Express

liyered by the Wells-Fargo Express
Company shall be cancelled.
This action will be taken because OF
an order received BY the local agent Of
the company today 10 the effect that
All payments to the company must be
made in gold coin. The local banks are
operating On clearing house basis and
the general business Of the city b going
on the same al usual, with the exception
Of transactions with the WeIls-Fargo
Company.
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FATAL PISTOL BATTLE.

BARTLEsviI.LE. Ca, Nov. ie-Geo
Williams. Of collinsyille. a United states
deputy marshal and Ernest Lewis, m
alleged bootleg, were killed In a pistol
battle here tonight when Williams and
Fred Keeler, another deputy attempted
to arrest Lewis When Williams and
Keeier entered his place. Lewis sent .
bullet 10 williams heart. Before he
could fire again Keeler killed him.
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FATAL FOOTBALL.

WARSAW. Ind, Nov. l6.---James Or
cutt, formerly a student Of the winona
Technical Institute, was fatally injured
In a football game here today between
the two high school teams. His skull
was fractured in a collision with another
player. 8
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KILLED BY TRAIN.

NEW YORK. Nor. lo.--Jossph II.
Rekstein, wealthy lumberman. was in.
stantly killed and his wife and Supreme
Court Justice and Mrs. Alfred Stekler
were injured tonight, when West Shore
engine struck the automobile III which
they were riding near Englewood. N. J.
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BOYCOTT wELLS-FARGo.
Merchants Of Bisbee, Arizona, Cancel Or
ders Over Express Lines.

BISBEE, Arizona, Nov. l6.--At a
meeting Of practically all of the mer-
chants Of this city which will be held
today, resolution viii be passed to the
effect that all orders Of goods from other
parts Of the country which would be de-
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presents haye a value OF between tw~
and Ave million dollars
WILL ENACT LAWS.
Chairman Hepburn Regards Legislation
M aa Probable.

CLARiNDA. Iowa, Nov. i6. = William
7. Hepburn, chairman Of the House Com.
mittee on Interstate and Foreign Com.
nierce, speaking Of possible congressional
legislation this winter said,
u regard II as extremely probable
that there win be enacted legislation TO
secure the regulation Of the issues Of
stocks and bonds Of corporations doing
interstate business ! also regard Il a.
most desirable that the taxing power d
the government should be used to pre-.
vent gambling in railroad stocks"
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SPOKANE MAN DEAD.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Nov. l6.--Joseph
Reott, a well known business mar Of
Spokane. was found dead in hotel in
this city today. His clothing gave evil
dence Of financial straits.
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RECLAMATION MONEY.

WASHINGTON, d. O., Nov. l6.---The
reclamation fund account. arising from
receipts from all sources in the disposal.
OF public lands, credits s832.s4l, to the
State Of Washington.
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WINS TITLE.

CORVALLIS, Or, Nov. l6.-The Ore.
gon Agricultural College football team
cinched the title to the championship
of Oregon today BY defeating William
ette University by score of AZ to 0.
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MILLS SHUT DOWN.

YORK, Pa. Nov. l8.-Three silk mills
Of this city, owned by the American Silk
Company closed at noon today throwing
between 800 and thousand employees
out of work.
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MANILA. r. i, Nov. i6.--The asssm-
bly, y discussing the sending of dele
gates to Washington. Commissioner
Benito Legardo will probably be one ot
tine delegates.
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WINS sIx-DAY RACE.

BOSTON, Nov. 10. Floyd Krebs.
partner Of Huge Mclean. carried his
team 70 victory in the six-day bicycle
race at the Park Square Rink tonight.
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OTHER GAMES. ,

At Moscow--Idaho II, Whitman 0.
At Seattle Oregon 8, Washington O.
At Spokane--Spokane 4, Multnomah O.
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PROMINENT POLITICIAN
Mayor Franklin Mo Laushlln
Commits Frightiul Deed
While Insane. M.
FINANCIAL ReysasEs CAUSE.

Was Prominent In Republican Circles
and Had Served on National Commit
tee--0ncs Identified With california's
Foremost Mining Projects.