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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
SHOT HIS BROTHER
GRANGER BOYS IN DIFFICULTY
 NEAR COTTONWOOD,
Grant Granger, Infuriated By Drink, Attacked His Fathers Son With Knife and Received Painful Wound.

Cottonwood, April 3.-(SpeciaL)- Grant Granger was seriously shot by his brother, Joshua Granger, who, it Is alleged, was trying to cut his brother to death with aNlarge pocket knife, a few miles south of Cottonwood near the Florida line.
 The men were discussing a dog fight which had occurred between their dogs few days ago, when bad feeling arose. Grant Granger, who, it is said, was drunk, drew a knife from his pocket and made for his brother with the in- tention of cutting him to death
 Joshua Granger tried for some time, 1t is alleged. to stay out of his broth CTS way. Seeing his brother was about to get him. Joshua drew his pistol from his pocket and tried to bluff Grant Granger off under the pretense that he would shoot him.
 The drunken man finally grappled with his brother, and while they were scuffiing over the pistol it was dis charged, the bullet nearly seVering the little finger of Grant Granger and pass Ing on entered his right thigh near the groin and ranged downward and finally lodged uder the cap of the kee
 The wounded man has suffered in tensely from the wounds. and it is feared complications may yet set in that will cause his death.
 Both men are about 35 years old and each has large family They are well connected and have heretofore borne q fairly good reputation in the com munity where they reside.
 Joshua Granger shot and killed a man by the name of Will Peters about seven years ago, while Peters and a brother of Granger were engaged in a difficulty at a country dance. For that rru 1crn. nIn trial and he has been considered a peaceable citizen since
 It is understood that Grant Granger attaches no blame to his brother for the shooting, blaming only himself for getting drunk and causing the trouble Joshua Granger has not been arrested.
 Cottonwood holds a city election Fri day to elect Mayor and Board of Al dermen. A great deal of interest is being manifested in the election, as the new dispensary recently establish ed in Cottonwood is coming in for a share of the discussion. There are two candidates for Mayor and while each one favors the dispensary movement, there Is considerable discussion as to the methods that are expected to be adopted for it's control
 Upon this point. there is a consider able difference of opinion between the two tlcketS ana the lines of the con- test are being closely drawn.
 The pupils of the Cottonwood High School played a good April trick upon the teachers yesterday. They went hshing and left the teachers to run the school without scholars.
 Quite a large number of Sunday School folks from here will attend the Houston County Sunday School Conven. tion at Ashford tomorrow. This con Vention will elect delegates to the Ala bamd State Sunday School Convention whi( il meets in Birmingham April g.
 EASTER SOUVENIR SKATILIION
 At Rink Friday night. Cash prize
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
INVASION OF JAPANESE.
Hundreds of OrIentaIs Are Being Snug
 gled Over Mexican ROrder.

Washington. April 3-Information has reached the Immigration Bureau of the Department of Commerce and Labor, that hundreds of Japanese have arriv- ed in Mexico destined for the United State
 Inspector Braun, who was sent to Mexicn by Commissioner Sargent to in- vestieate the immigration of Japanese to tho United States through Mexico. notified the Department today by tele- Grapl that he had interviewed several hund q Japanese. principally laborers. skill T and unskilled, who now are in MeXit,.
 Ma of them are in strengthened circu stances. They have no inten- tion O. remaining in Mexico, but desire to conc to the United States. They ex- peCt [" obtain employment on the rail- roads the West and Southwest Some of them already have applied admis- sion L. the United States and have been denied
 In ery instance t!-e immigrants hold | sports issued to them by the Japan a government to Mexico. They tell tlD American officials that the Ja- paneSe government will not issue to
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
IRISH FAIR. r. M. C. A. Building, April 9. 10,
 If
. UP TO COMMIssIoNr IS.
New Panama Officials Will Not Be Han-
 dfcapped.

dicapped.
 Panama, April 3-According to a new arrangement the Isthmian Canal Com mittee will henceforth have power to solve all questions relating to tNe canal without referring them as heretofore to Washington.
 The members of the Commission will reside on the Isthmus and hold weekly meetings. The work Is to be distribut- ed so that each Commissioner has charge of a certain department for which he will be responsible.
 Lieutenant Colonel Goethals. who sue ceeds John F. Stevens as Chief Engi- neer, will be Chairman f the Com mission. Rear Admiral Rosseau will be in charge of the Mechanical Depart ment including the electric plants and municipal engineering; Colonel W. C.. Gorgas will have charge of sanitary af- fairs; Major William l.. Siebert will have charge of locks. docks, dams. and Jackson Smith will be head of the La. bo rDepartment.
 ExSenator J. S. C. Blackburn will be Governor of the Canal Zone. Each members of the Commission will decide the questions arising in his department In case of difficulties the entire Com mission will be called in consultation. and only as last recourse will the mat ter be referred to Washington.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04

them passports to the United States In the circumstances the Japanese cannot be admitted legally to this country but scores of them are being smuggled across the Mexican border.
 The Department is also informed that many Japanese are reaching Honolulu. There they take passage to San Fran cisco, bearing passports to BritiSh Columbia From San Francisco they go to Vancouver.
 It is known they have no business in Vancouver, but intend to make their way across the northern border to the United State.
 The general situation Is regarded as
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
FIREMEN IN FIGHT.
Serious Melee With RnraIes on tn
 streets of Havana

Havana. April 3--During the pro gress of d serious fire yesterday in which ten houses were burned entail among fremen, policemen. citizens and rurales.
 Two firemen became involved in a quarrel with the police. Bystandcrs Joined in supporting the firemen.
 The riot assumed such serious pro- portions that two companies of ru- rales were called. Tn the general melee which followed rurales used their machetes, wounding several fire men. A druggist whose store was de- stroyed, dropped dead.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04

Her work attracted so much atten- Lon that the railroads, who were &C., tive in the relief work, arranged for her to take a trip to New York in recognition of her services to the stricken.
 Mrs. Rayford Is the wife of Mo- bile and Ohio engineer, and besides her charitable work in many direc tions, is serving at the present time as President of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi- neers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
Admit. Connection With Robbery

Palestine, Texas, April 3.--J. C. Rnes, a negro was arrested at Oak wood and brought to Palestine late last night in connection with the ex- press robbery at Elkart on March 2t when the messenger was assaulted and thrown from the car Rifles ad- nitted being with two other negroes who committed the robbery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04

were thrown upon a screen. The in ventor of the method is pr. Kohls Wiesbaden.
 It is expected that the discover will play an important part in tn diagnosis of tuberculosis and othe respiratory diseases.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04

EASTER SOUVENIR SKATILLION At Rink Friday night. Cash prizes for h"ldcrs of lucky souvenirs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
PHOTOGRAPHY OF BREATH
Important Discovery for Treatment Oi
 Tubercular Diseases

Berlin, April 3.--The science of the photography of the breath was explained yesterday at ithe annual meeting of the Roentgen ray confer ence.
 Cientomographic pictures of the breathing of sick and healthy persons
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
Oycr TNyo MiIliop Losn .

San Francisco. April 3.--J. A. Brat ton, president of the San Franciso Gas and Electric Company estimate the loss at $2,500.00O in last night fire. He says 1t was a s7,0oO, ,000 plan and that over a third of 1t was d stroYed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04
MARBLE

CurbOw-Clapp Marble Go. Marble and Granite Monuments 209-211 Dexter. Phone 145.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-04

serious by the immigration officials, for 1t practically is impossible to prevent smuggling across the border of either Mexico or British Columbia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
sle MERCHANTS SAY THAT
GREAT OPPORTUNITIES M
rAE RAISING OF FooDsTUFFs
Ano CATTLE ARE eEtNe
NEGLECTED.

Il i becoming more ard more
evident every day that The farm
inx ouportuniIisa of this state afs
Neing neglected and thai there IA
nlx opening here for men Nho are
nsekinx 4 home and ~ the sans
tire = paying Investment Al 81
the prominent whoissals houses "a
shis State are complaining thai
there ia A scarcity of meat and
footstuffs and the shippers are
compelled % seek outside Of THIS
state Tor their supplies
Il fs we'll known fact that this
state furnishes splendid facilities
FOR stock raising and general farm
ing and II Il also weil-kHoVn
faet that these facilities are not
being utilized THIS makes z
necesaary for the dealers 20 20
opfeids 81 ths state IN order To
supply their demands
Frank +. Frye. secretary and
treasurer Of the Frya-Bruhu Co.
fhs wholesale meat hoase, said to-
day
we have been getting The hogs
We need for the last three years
from Nebraska For some time
past all our cattle have been drawn
from lower California There are
no lat cattle LEFT In Montana and
no cattle can b. had IN this state
n can't see why thIs should be
ms condition ~ things This O.
naturally cattle-ralsiug state
and enough livestock should be-
raised here - fli the demand n
would be better IN every way be-
canse the haul would be shorter
and We could have better rates
The consumption is large here bat
the supply is limited We kin $50
cattle a day and $50 hogs There
Il great opportunity in this state
Cor the man that knows anything
shout cattle-raiainR
Frank feekenby. manager ~ the
SEED department n the Charles f.
LILY Co. has this % say.
We Import practically All the
bulbs We handle aud also the big
gest proportion Of the seeds Thls
has always seemed q strange fhiHF
70 me became this state. especially
ahs western portion Of Il. Is per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
FIRE RACED

SACRAMENTO. Ca. hay 70
Arhuekie. calusa county, last night
was visited by a disastrous fire
aud until early this morning the
flames we're not under control
The fire caught ia the big ware
house 81 Haisaur a Garrett and
the building Wnh completely de-
stfuyed The flames spread % the
lumber yards Of the Sierra fAmhel
company and nearly all % tbs
stock Was burned
Several construction ears tia,
were standing on . rdlnE we're
burned
While the loss IL not known. Il
is estimated that that suffered b.
nslsauF a Garrett and the Sierra
Lumber company may reach ts0.-
COO
Il IL thought a tramp waa burn
81 Ia the warehouse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
SUPREME COURT
MAKES RULING

OLYMPIA. May 2g-"A rule
which permits married persons 70
commingis separate and community
funds In tbs acquisition Of prop
srty after marriage. and 20 assert
their separate property rights -
against creditors ~ tbs community
IL BY no means frea from objection
but such q rule II established BY
The authorities and We feel con
strained 70 adopt a."
The supreme court 80 comments
ia reversing the judgment 10 the
case of Alice Heintz. respondent.
"a Charles Il Brown and r. y
Gils0n. sheriff Of Adams county
THAT question uas brought up IN
the suit Mrs HslntE had purehaa-
ed property ia Adams county and
had paid part Of the purchase price
inEtallmenta with her separate
funds and set up that defense
against foreclosure proceedings
against the community
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
FORTUNES WAITING
FOR FARMERS

factiy adapted to the growing Of
seeds aud huiha There are ihonse
aada % acres idle in this sectlou
u the e0untrv that could - aill-
IEsd Tor the EfoNinE ~ buiba AMI
seeds and there e fine muasv rs
this industry There ls ready
market FOR AT that can bs Erawn
"sfeamsr-ioads ~ market gar
deninE stuff come into the eiiY
every DAY from California and
other states There b. no reason
ahy enough produce should nos
- raised here Yesterday thh Cali
feruia strawberries were quoted a.
s. and the Washington berries A.
g. This wili shov You how much
l. thought of the home product
There e great opportunity
Tor poultry raising. dalryinE anf
fruit growing tn this state n ls
time that fne mary agricultural
advantage Of The state were being
taken ADVANTAGE uf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
TOWNSEND

PORT TOWNSEND. May 81
A A. Anderson. representing the
polk Directory Company Of Seattle
IL here gathering data for tho new
directory
ChsEemoaa park. Pert Town.
sends geological garden. waa hon.
orrd yesterday BY the birth OF a
baby deer The event aRs eonsld.
erred % 80 much Importance BY the
eity officials that q telegram was
immediately sent hY Mayer Dan
Hill 90 the Port Townsend delegates
attending the stats Federation Of
Nomen'a Clubs. at Spokane. Inform.
los them q The fact.
v g. Adams. untii reesntly pros.
ident 81 the Adams Hardware
Company here, Eana 10 Seattle %
enter the hardware business
The sole inhabilAni Of the Z 3
immigration AID Chinese ualsaii0n
Bureau Ia thla district h Nra.
shika TanAka a dlmunutike Jap
anese. Alfs fsmaka reached here
twe weeks ago on the kAiaha liner.
Rlulun Maru. from Japan. aad has
oerHpief the spacious Immigration
hnrran ever aines Before she ds.
parted from The fioaofY klnsdom
she vas married ~ proxy % Mf
+ Hhika ramaka. % san Francisco.
Wha "a eHpacisa from The CAiltornls
inss fopalia this Nsrh 20 claim his
bride whom be hAs never aesn.
Superintendent A b. LoaabY. Of
the Pet Tewnsred Southern Rat
road Nas aFfAlkaed yeaiaFaay ia
the justice coart on charge q a.
sauit ard battery on FraHk Koontx,
an express driver This phase Of
ths caae pas taken under advise
meat
The Civil Service neard q "a
amGnsfa Announce the following OK
amiaatiuua Ia tAho place Ia Tits
eliY June 80. machine soed work
sf in government printing office.
+ saiarY afoe per dzY June Is.
aeeand.elass steam engineer Ia War
. Department a. Washington. eaiar1
gTao per year. June 7s and - as.
slstAnt chemist in Bureau a Chem.
/ istrv. Impairment - Agriculture.
salary 81 600 20 81 500 July -.
repair aau iu Weather bureau. faF
augy At Port Crescent and Tai9esh.
0a telegraph lius. saiarY t1sa per
Aunum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
SEATTLE FIRMS
GET CONTRACTS

OLYMPIA MaY - Tire stats
hoard 81 ronffol asafasa ststs
bulldog contracts 81 fallama
Hafthea Dew Seattle. tua hffs :
buildings "a esferH sehna8 ehrAa-
10 tstsfs poser house FOE sams
lnHtttaffuH. g. SEQ
Moore 4 HsfttH van roasrv rev
huflainN ~ fuatffuftan Zoe deaf ard
bird. NancnHvsf. ff8ssn
~ ~ Coffee a Co Tarnsna
plamkirE st rHfaFH ssheaG ttsas
rlamhfnE sf seheot fer araf ard
hilna o. pgf
aeartis Heat aua pIuratfnR -
hshtiaF Sc sehneI faf desf and titaf
ZEE asa huiiHiaEa. tsIft. far eta
haiifirWs. s. Gsa
~ o. Alter. Seattle ranafrifaE
heating system ga hHIiffaas ar re-.
fern srhaat ttatt hsstiHe system
fef nsw hnNHihHH t1s8E
Frfhra earuiF Ca. Seattle efsr
tffr Supplies fas Eastern wasniHa
tan hospital Medical tass. Etsf1 Ell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
~ Jssos walases.

BOISE. May 29.-Harry Orchard.
xhose alleged confession forms the
Foundation Of the charges against
Haywood. Il the most carefully
guarded man in the world. Il
would Be aifaenls 70 ma IN the
court history q the country an
other Instance IN which a WitncMs
Vas 10 c0uplsseiy isolated hud The
chiect q 40 much solicitation
Artist tandons achievement n
securing = sketch q Orchard -
thersfore noteworthy
For noru than year 0rehard
has been held a. he gsnilsntiaF1
located al the foot Of q mountain
tust outside the city Hls status
has been that q 4 prisoner hle
treatment thar Of a favored guest
Nobody i allowed % speak -
nim or even aes AIM except the
prison officials. attorneys for the
state and Plnksrfen asteetives The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

solitary exception was few dzya
ago = hen Governor Go0dtnE took a
fsN newspaper mea 70 TAX 81 him
for e moment or two All that is
known ~ bis prison life Is the ~
sle information that Il given out by
these men Prem these sources u
Is learned that Orchard never ssea
tho inside q a cell lie lives sith
the guards lie IL clad In tailor
made clothes aud spotlesu linen.
The derby hat he wears Ia up.to-
dAts
fur exercise ~ PAGES hack and
forth Ia ths prison yard And at
tends e. a flower garden BE
spsnas considerable time in reading
books Also he has GOT reiiglon
lie Il said "a have talked az prison
CHAPEL meetings
Ills guardians say thar 10 has
made up hla mind with due reasE
ratios 70 80 - the gAllows, but
that before be guea be desires %
free biz conscience - telling an
about H. MuFr will b. huawu
about that a. the end 81 the cfoaa
examination. whsn he appears 10
count as a SitnrNa Tha impFrs.
sion ia held BY mRny thai The max.
lax Of his stRlsmcut 90 the tinkef.
tons aud he's appearance az a sit.
uasa Tor the state iafEeiY reduces.
n Il does not eliminate. his chance
q feeling the Awsaome touch 81 the
nnoar
Orchard Is five feet nine inches
n height and weighs about tso
pounds Those who have seen BIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
JAPAN CLOSES IT'S
ONLY SEAL RookERY

VICTORIA. u C.. May 2s.-rhe
japanese government has ordered
suspension ~ peiagie sealing in
the neigh hOrhoOd Of Robhen Bank.
noted sealing ground of the sag
haiicn coast. which waa formerly
held BY Russia This rooksry.
which IL the only one held BY the
lapanese. passed into possession Of
the Mlkado's government a. part
% the spells OF war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

- ths WashlaHfnu staafa Tsitena -
seattle. va married re- eHtif a.
Mfs Marie 7 Eiisfs - Toe Angeles
Fhs wedding ZEE uHfea az shs iaftsf
pisrs. whHFa ~ effoetssi IL en-
Faasd IN the manufactures hasis
nsss tn. enun3r are Hp~afiha thsis
hansrnaann 81 re Halailaa laLAafa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

say that be Il Ia good health. clear
IN mina and ready for the ordeal ~
court There have been reports
that he has broken down aud that
be IL eganY but talk 81 thia ksnd =
without foundation.
Tfars appears 10 BE- less reason
faf the report circulated recently
than his guardians had discovered
a plot 10 shoot him from The noun
tain. Investigation Disclosed tie
fact that the prlson wail and auisa'
lnsa made shooting FROM the moua
tain impossible One obstacle IN
the wAy az tbs shooter would hs the
fact that he could Rot see the tsf-
gst
While Orchard has heSn guarded
against all eutslds infiBsnesH tna
rludink newspapers during the iuaE
term % hss Imprisonment. THE pre-.
cautions adopted a month aEa have
been extraordinary Quarts have
been stationed on NE mountain s.ac
20 prevnas that the0tinE Visitors
have been tenied aHmlaa.en to aaY
part 81 the penitsniiarf Guards
have hesa kept on constant aafy
Only The Barfsn and hiF fifsi -.
slstaui have been permitted 10 leave
the prison
50 the "ran- il 90 effect Port
Orchard. and Warden whitney pre-.
poses "a produce ths malnstsY %
TIE state az a whoir and healthy
witness + adoption Of all the pre-.
cautions ~ can think % wfii lead
up % that achievement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

A recital wiii BE- given in Egan's
hell IL ths Arcade buiiaiuR Me8nss
day sweating. MaF -. - A. XauEen-
burs ffon tHs M8BAl lhsateF. Enpens
taHfa. under The auspices ~ I.odzg
No z. Danish urefhefhoaa -
America NJ ZanHeuhufK will -
assisted 81 fhe oafsffainmsHt ~
hfss a fiasmasarn and a Jensen
81 Neaffla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
The 6retto

NJ FchalIe has opened The IN.
roYAflon Gtufto." The fines; equip
ped grill IN iown. a. the corner %
First and Cherry This il an IDEAL
cool place 70 come IN tho afternoon
Mf Efhalle has engaged some ex
eslieut talent for e0aeart and sing
ing go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
DRESS WELL.

Men Of discriminating lasts and
clothes judgment will get a great
deal 81 satisfaction out % styl
iFh. comfortable. shape retaining
ault that will last For exclusive
pattern cloths 81 various shades
and made 81 especially woven fab.
FieA. suhdued. because Of their
adapiabillty for a dreaay. warm
weather suit. call on ~ white
the tailor. EOS Collins Bldg. s..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
LABOR nlns Still
81 - TAtuHANks
fs'"r Special ssrsies.i

FAihhANks Alaska May a.
Ths attempt a. bring ne Mn.
workers aud ths mine auafatsfs ~
Erthfr on HnEs naaIe zeffIsma..
hoH proven ffuiiiran
Many ~ the loss Grade miaes "a.
being worked r b. Thought 80,
With tie tHfIas - miaars =, ~.
fret steamers week viii ssar -
every mine VIII bs D. Operation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
LAWSON Is OUT FOR
ROOSEVELT

NEW YORK. Nay u Thomas
v Lawson has come out fiat footed
f1f a third term FOR Theodore
Roosevelt This - according "a a
statement IN the Herald fhia morn
iaF under 3 Paris date line Lae
son eagH Ga his fntrrytew that
Roosevelt IL wiih tbs people uou
better than ever before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
ON THE FRONT

The launching u the steamer
WILDLY viii take place To-day az
Coupevilie The boar viii be- paf
on the seaftie-Coupeviiis run ~
the Island Transportation 60 and
is expected 90 be- I'm commits sion be-
fore the end ~ next month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
ON
THE WAR PATH

will possibly 90 much house sisAn-
Ing on this tfip ifs VII leave
June II for Cheyenne 60 meet Gar
field then 80 70 Denver June H.
naIiinEsr says be will only turn
tnfnaa up slide doNn whafe y T.
necessary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
A aysrnEIous rIsK.

yanred ia years and confines hin-
seif 10 the general direction ~ ar
fairs Thicis Il Ia charge o. the
agency hg spokane Here be IN
mysterious 80 the detectives IN ato-
~ books. aud ia lea constant eireu-
lalidn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
Al the Meadows

On Friday and Saturday ~ fhiH
week all - fhs Auf8mobila races
~ tho Meadows Cars Wiil leave
FIRST and jackson ata - regular
Intervals. innuFinK ample trsnspof
tation for al The admission IL soc
Aad sc. See AZ. PAGE go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
WANTED ron utaDrR.


CLEVELAND. . Mar se -FranH
lust aged -. ard Maria p Husf
aEsa e. were arrested here. f.id
the police say they are wanted on
Charge ~ numbering Tnsfs stfa
r. puiHbHrE. Germany twa fsara
ego.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
Sill SLEUTH or
SLEUTHS is THIELE


tssattio stars tgseiaaiss srfstee.9
BOISE. May &C. Detective Thell
IL most active 81 the plnkerton
men on tie Haywood case MePar-
lhuA. manager ~ the Pinhsrtan
agency at Denver. Il IN general
charge Of the work. but he IL al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29

tssfipps Telegraph serstesfl
WAHiltNuTos. May 90 Land
Commissioners nailinaer Il pfepars
ms far personal inspection % the
land offices aat west aad Go get
aeduslnted utth tha field work lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-29
CABRERA is READ !.
TO FLEE
tseripp. rsisssaph s.,,,..,

MEXICO cry Stay 2s.-It n
stated here on the best N author.
ny that President Cabrera. # mat.
terh become too rot win flee I'm,
Guatemala 10 Germany
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