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DISTRICT OF BEDDING, ss Probate Court, U October 2i. 1907.
 Estate of salmon NJ. Pillow, late of Red ding. In said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Bedding hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settle ment. Those who neglect to present their accounts. properly attested. within said time, will be debarred recovery. All per sons indebted to said Estate arc requested to make immediate payment to A. Homer Ell low of Danbury. Conn., administrator on Es- tate of said Salmon NJ. Pillow. deceased.
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David B. Parmelee and Miss Ida M. Julian were married on Tuesday even- ng, at Trinity rectory by Rev J. H. George.
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Miss Lizze IKeane and Miss Nellie McNamara passed Tuesday and We'd nesday of last week in Bridgeport.
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NOtiCe.

uAll persons residents of this town holding nonresident or alien hunting licenses are re- quested to exchange the same at once for res
 ident licenses. The firstnamed licenses are of no value. Oscar Pitzschler, Asst. Town Clerk
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Mrs Thomas Lynch and children of Trenton, N. J., are visiting Mrs Thom- as C. Keane of Gas street.
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DR0RAfE BONDS With individuals for se- | eufity arc often unsafe and frequently unsati factory 10 heirs D0n'l ask friend to go on your tand, for he would always rather mol. u ls our business lO art as security on Probate and all other kinds of tonds. Tele- phone fof Information any evening, q, s Newborn Representative,
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James Larner of New Haven passed Sunday with his parents, Mir and Mrs Patrick Larner, of Curtis Hill.''
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DsrRlcT OF RoXBURy. ss probat

U'sTKIIT OF kONBUKY. ss. Probate U Iuuu. Uft. .N iO.
 fdalcoi Mary E. Booth late of Roxbury, h ,aid district deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of R0sbury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof. for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attesied within said time. will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make Immediate payment to
 Thomas Gee, Executor.
 WntertOWn. Conn,
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sIATE or CONNECTICUT. pI.lrIet 2

STATE OF CONNECTICUT. District of - Bridgeport. N Probate Court. October 20, l;Oi
 | Gle of Edward F. Johnson. late of the town of Monfor. In said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Bridgeport hath limited and allowed six months from date hereof for the creditors of said i.siale tu exhibit their claims for settle menl. Those wnO neglect to present their ac- counts. properly attt'sied. wiihp said time, will he drbarrca a recovery. AT persons inc debled tn said estate arc requested to make immediate payment to
 live. :. l,lakcman Administrator.
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Mrs George Kennah of New Haven is visiting her mother, Mrs Alfred Peter son.
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George Dayton of Bethel passed Sun day with his mother, Mrs Charles Day. ton.
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Cattle for Sale.

5 full-blooded Holstein cows. Holsteir heifers, 4 yearling bu Is, ? pair yearling steer' and 20 one and two-year-old heifers. J. B Shaw. at Birdsey Beardsley's, Mile Hill, New town. Conn.
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Painting.

Experienced painter having worked at 1t Is years, would like to figure on your work by or contract. Wilbur E French, Sandy Hook. Ct
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For Sale or Rent.

EOR SALE-The Carriage and Blacksmith shop used by the late Charles H. Gay in the manufacture of Carriages fol 40years. Avery desirable location, being near Newtown Sta tion and Bordens Creamery and on the most travelled road in Newtown. The tools and a big line of carriage makers supplies are there all ready for business. To quick buy CT price will be made that is attractive.
 Frank Wright, Adm.. Newtown, Conn.
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w. T. Cole passed Monday and Tues day in New York City.
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Mir and Mrs Clifford Stoddard of New Haven have son, born Wednesday.

The case of Margaret McInerney of Newtown against Mary Quinlivan of Bridgeport has been on trial in the Superior court at Bridgeport before Judge Rorabsck for the last two days, and is unfinished. It is suit to set aside deed. It appears that in June, 1901, the plaintiffs husband and father of the defendant gave Mrs Quinlivan a deed of his homestead reserving to himself and wife life use of the same, and that the deed was not put on record till after his death, which was in 1904. It is claimed that the deed was without consideration and in fraud of the other heirs. It is claimed by Mrs Quinlivan that it was voluntary act on the part of her father, and that he knew full well what he was doing.
 The body of Mrs Mary Leavey was brought to Newtown for burial, Mon. day. Funeral Director Troy met the party and the interment followed in St Roses cemetery. Mrs Leavey was killed in Bridgeport by the auto of P. F. Grove, which was taken out of the garage without Mir Groves consent by Chaffeur Logan Mrs Leavey was the wife of James Leavey and formerly lived in Berkshire.
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Special Notice. IIsyd Hsvins #; i2Ss Ggsnsd San a St., Bridgeport. we are prepared to do all kinds of harness making and repalring;. also all styles ready made Of harness, and horse goods for sale Satisfaction in all our work guaranteed. Call and see us when in town. Josephson Harness Shop, l766 Main St.. Bridge port, Conn.
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MANTEDA woman for general house. w work. A good place for the right party Address stating wages expected. A. M. Frost, Room }, II East Main St., Waterbury. Conn. EOR SALE-A second hand Andes range. reservoir and high shelf, Only used 5 months E l Hall Sandy Hook. Ct.
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ITO RENT-5-room house freshly renovated throughout; 3 minutes walk from station: pleasantly situated Inquire of A. B. Curtis, Stepney Depot. Conn.
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TOR SALE CHEAP-Fine young Holstein T COW, as she is slightly deformed. Has beer farrow since spring. is giving good mess oi milk and promises to keep it up all winter if cared for c. G. Morris, Zoar Dist Newtown Conn.
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EOR SALE-Rose comb Brown Leghorn ! Cockerels David Strong, IR. F. D. Corn wall Bridge, Conn.
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UOR SALE-l50 bushels potatoes and some T tobacco. II. Scaboroz Hanover Siding, Newtown. Conn.
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NOR SALE-Three farrow COWS. one seven one six. and one four years old. G. w. VanVolkenburg. Elmwood District. Bethel Conn.
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UOR SALE-Good new milch COW with calf E years old. l.. Y. Slade. Stepney, Conn.
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EOR SALE Bird dog liver and white point CT: an excellent hunter standard bred. Address NJ. A. Corbett, Sandy Hook.
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INIANTED-An honest, reliable man to rent w 25O acre farm in fair condition. Build ings in good repair Rent low and can be paid wholly in services and produce Address X, this office.
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Wanted.

young Bull. Anton LlHllnerlndu Monroe Conn. Stepney R. F. D. Route +. E,OR SALE-One farrow COW: also one good II family COW. or would exchange for fresh COW or heifer. Edward D. Gillett. Easton. Ct. EOR SALE-Two Holstein yearling heifers. T good stock. one nice one and one-half year old bull and two good cows due about No- yember 1. Ernest E. Rice. Hawleyville. Ct. EOR SALE-A lot of winter apples; all the II standard varieties Henry Johnson. Hull $ Hill, Southbury. Conn.
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yXTANTED-Two men with teams would like
 " job of teaming. 'drawing wood or truck ing of any kind. Box No. 6, Litchfeld. Conn.
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NONE BETTER MADE Than the Famous N International Gasoline Engine and they always give satisfaction. Not one complaint in three years. Call or write for particulars S. J. Parks, Trnmbull, Conn.,
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TVANTED-A situation for the winter tc W work for board and small wages, and ir the summer. Louis E. Gorham, R. F. D. No l4. Stepney Depot. Conn.
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WANTED To buy. POO quarts of milk de- W livered at Long Hill. Address Milk, Box 56, Long Hill. Conn.
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NOR SALE-A 2OO-acre farm. two good houses, one of the best farms h Litchtield County. Inquire Box s4a, New Milford, Conn
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UOR sALE-Pair good two year old steers. I well broke, or will exchange for new milch COWS or young stock. Also horse 10 years old, weight i05O, good worker and fair driver. Harry Wilson, Southbury. Ct.
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NOR SALE-Two pair horses with heavy II harness: or would exchange for new milk COWS, heifers or cord wood. A number of team wagons and double dump carts. J. D. Dixon, k. F. D. 3, Bridgeport. Telephone 3S9-4 Above can be seen after 6 D. m.
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EOR SALE-Saw mill complete in working order. Inquire at the store of D. $. Mead, Branchville, Conn.
 NOR SALE-Three COWS, due in January. Stephen Antonio, Bridgewater Conn.
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Dr. M. H. Denslow,
 Marbledale, Conn.

Office Hours-Until a. m. and Evenings. Tel. 3S-12 Wash. Division.
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T OST-A lady's small green purse. A re- u ward if returned to Neytown Inn. UOR SALE-Good pair working oxen or are I fat enough for beef. M. B. Mckenna, Ox- ford, Conn.
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WIDE AWAKE-Y man wanted for W clerk in grocery store. Good chance for advancement. References required Box l63, Danbury, Ct.
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EOR SALE-At a bargain. 2gasoline engines T 3-horse power. used but little, in perfect order. One $50, one $50. F.W, Knowles. New Milford, Conn.
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r OST-A box such as dressmakers use con u taning ladies wearing apparel, from the top of touring car. $50 reward if returned to Ormond Smith. 18th St. and 7th Ave, New York, N. Y.
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WANTED-A place to do houSework Can Peck Place, Newtown. Conn.
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MANTED-Marr man to- drive team; " Good tenement convenient to barn. Good school.aear Steady work for man giving sat isfaction. Lee F. Armstrong; Oxford. Conn.
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UOR SALE-Chester White Pigs all ready to T go 5 pair. P M. EBrotherton Redding Center, Conn.
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SPECIAL NQTICE--Shall finish Cider mak-
 D ing at my mill in Huntingtown district on Saturday, Nov g. for the season. John Il. Frank, Huntingtown district, Newtown, Ct.
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yKTANTED-Positio as farm Superintendent " or foreman Life experience Strictly temperate and responsible Or would rent a fully stocked and fooled farm(cash or shares. Address A. N. C.. care BEE Office, Newtown, Conn.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-23
BOY WHO ASSISTED IN 5oLLlN-
GER HOTEL ROBBERY CLAIMS
HE DID NOT REALIZE NATURE
OF HIS oFFENsE.
NOW LODGED in CITY JAIL
Willing to Take His Medicine, but
Cannot Account for Several Things
Found in His and calhoun's Posses
sion.

Because he was drunk and his mind
in muddled condition, Frank Mar
tinka, alias Joe Smith, claims he was
influenced into assisting in the rob-
berry Of the ,Bollinger hotel poolroom
Sunday night and for which crime he
was returned to Lewiston this morn
ing by officer Thomas M. Tabor, who
also had in custody Ray G. Calhoun,
charged with grand larceny.
Il don't know why I had anything
to do with the job" said Martinka this
morning while sitting in the office of
Chief of Police Hayes. 81 am in on the
stealing of the billiard balls and am
willing to take my medicine for it, but
know nothing of the clothing which
Calhoun had in his possession. If he
took clothing, he did it without my
knowledge and has told me nothing
about it,"
Martinka claims to have been born
in Minnesota, but that his parents are
both now dead. He says he came to
Culdesac two years ago and worked in
one of the railroad camps for short
time. He has since been in Portland
and worked as waiter on a Snake river
steamer between Riparia and Lewis
ton.
Calhoun has had very little to say
relative to his part in the hotel rob-
berry. suit of clothes belonging to
w. E. Moore, former deputy sheriff of
Nez Perce county, which was taken
from a room in the Bollinger annex,
was found in his possession in Spo-
kane. He claims the clothing was
brought to him by Martinka and was
wrapped in a paper.
Calhoun halls from Illinois, where
his parents now reside. Just before
leaving Lewiston he received dis
patch from his father that money
would be sent to him at once for his
return home. The young fellow had
been about the hotel for the greater
part of last week, and the evening
preceding the theft of the clothing and
billiard balls had taken the position
of assistant porter.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-23
STOCK EXCHANGE losEp TEN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CALLED
FOR IN TWO PROMINENT MAN.
uFAcTuRING CONCERNS.
INVESTMENT CO. INVOLVED
Bankers Express Belief That Institu-
tions Will Pull Throush Safely and
Eventually Weather the Financial
I. Storm.

PITTsBURG, Oct 2a.-Financial
circles were in an uproar this morning
when Secretary Holman of the stock
exchange made the following an
nouncement:
"At the request of the Pittsburg
clearing house and at the suggestion
of the board of directors, the Pitts
burg stock exchange has been closed
for the day"
Immediately following this President
Hall issued the following statement:
THE Security Investment company
finds itself involved. This will neces-
state a temporary suspension or re-
ceivership for the Westinghouse Elec-
trio company and the Westinghouse
Machine and Nernst Lamp company
The manufacturing companies are in
an absolutely solvent condition. The
condition of the Security Investment
company will in no way affect the
Union Switch Signal company or the
Westinghouse Air Brake company.
Il would like it explicitly understood
that it was at the request of the Pitts
burg clearing house that we have sus-
pended trading temporarily"
A petition for a receivership of the
concerns, it is said, will be made to-
day. The bankers here express nc
doubt of pulling the companies through
successfully. The embarrassment OF
the concerns is attributed to their in
ability to secure funds on account OF
the stringency of the money market
The amount involved will run into the
millions.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-23
TWO KILLED BY EXPLOSION.
Explosion of Oil Burners on j. ". Teal
Cause Loss Of Life.

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 2ss--Twc
persons are known to be killed and one
seriously injured as the result Of an
explosion of the oil burners on the
steamer j. N. Teal shortly before s
o'clock this morning, while she was
lying at the Oak street dock in this
city.
One of the dead is thought o be
Mrs. Amada Jackson OF Stevenson,
wash, the other a deck hand named
John Collins. Fireman Jack Hassler
was seriously burned, but will recover
The explosion occurred while the
boat was firing up. The watchman
had started the burners but It is be-
iieved they had not been shut OF
tightly. A little oil had leaked in front
of the first pan, forming gas that ig-
nited when Hassler opened the firebox
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-23
SUIT
FOR DIVORCE
MRS. STELLA PITToCk FILES
SENSATIONAL CHARGES IN A
COMPLAINT ASKING FOR sEPA-
RATION.

Mrs. Stella Pittock yesterday filed a
suit for divorce in the district court
against her husband, John w. Pittoek,
and the action also makes Ralph Pit
took, brother of the defendant, and
the Commercial Trust company CO.
defendants in the action that is
brought to secure a one-half interest
OF the property. The trust company is
made defendant because 1t holds a
mortgage on the stock of the first
named defendant in the Potvin-Pit-
took company, and Ralph Pittock is
made defendant because 1t is alleged
he holds some of the property Of his
brother in trust.
The parties to the action are all
well-known Lewiston people, the plain
tiff being formerly Miss Stella Tam
blin and the defendant, ]. w. Pittock,
of the well-known realty firm, the Pot
vim P ttock company.
The complaint alleges cruel and in
human treatment as good and sufficient
. n 1unds for divorce. and cites In
stances where she suffered bodily In
jury at the hands of the defendant
and his relatives.
The plaintiff alleges the defendant
has failed to provide her with the ne
cessities of life, and until the decision
of the court is made asks that she
be allowed $50 month to defray such
expenses.
Attorney c. w Tannahill is attor-
ney for the plaintiff.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-23
FORD JURY HAS
Been SECURED
SECOND TRIAL OF SAN FRANCIS
CO BRIBER HAS sEGUN-WIT-
NE8sEs CAUSE SURPRISE BY
DEVELOPING BAD MEMORIES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23-The
jury to try former Attorney General
TREY L. Ford. chief counsel of the
United Railroads, accused of bribing
Supervisor Jennings ]. Phillips in the
sum of $4,000 to vote for the trolley
franch Sc, was completed yesterday.
The prosecution exercised all FIVE of
its peremptory challenges in the Sc
lection Of the jury. The defense used
only five of its 10. In the afternoon
District Attorney Heney made his
opening address to the jury.
The surprise of the day was the
seeming recalcitrancy Of Jennings =.
Phillips, the second witness called. He
declared himself unable to remember
whether Supervisor James L. Gal
lagher, alleged acting in behalf of the
United Railways and by direction OF
Ruef, had paid him the first half of
the $4,000 bribe before or not until
after the passage of the franchise, and
Heney had great difficulty in getting
him to admit that Ito the best of his
recollection" the offer of money was
made in the period that elapsed be-
tween its introduction and it's pas
sage
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-23
HOLLAND MAKES
new PURCHASE
BUYS OF GEORGE II. sToRER
LOT AT CORNER OF c AND
THIRD sTREETs-To BE IN.
cLUDED IN HOTEL PLANS.

Dennis Holland, proprietor of the
Hotel De France, today purchased from
George H. Storer the property located
on the southwest corner of Third and
streets and joining the hotel proper
ty on the east. The lot is 5Ox5O feet
and the consideration was $2,500.
The purchase of the property is in
furtherance of the plans of Mr.. Hol-
land to occupy the north end of this
block with handsome brick hotel
structure, and the construction of the
first section of the brick block will be
commenced as son as the hotel kitchen
is removed and the foundation COM
pleted
This building will be near the center
Of the block on c street and will pro-
vide modern kitchen on the ground
floor. IA sleeping rooms with all mod
ern conveniences on the second and
third floors and vegetable storeroom
in the basement. HAAS
Inc coHlpleteu planS OF Mr. hoIlanu
provide for the removal of all of the
wooden buildings now comprising the
Hotel De France and the erection of a
handsome three story brick structure,
fully equipped with all modern con-
veniences for hotel purposes. The
building will be constructed with a
view Of adding two or three stories
when the occasion demands.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-23

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-The banking
situation continued to cloud the busi-
ness horizon today, although the alarm
is considerably lessened by the pres
ence of Secretary Cortelyou and his
promise to remain at the subtreasury
throughout the day.
The unusual development of the
night was the news that the Trust
Company OF North America, one of the
city's largest 1fnancial institutions,
with deposits of about $50 100000 and
total assets and liabilities in excess of
60,0O0,O00, was in need OF assistance.
1t was announced that each bank
had $12,000,000 in it's vaults to begin
the payment OF deposttoYs with today.
1t became known last night that the
bankers generally aid not regard the
position of the Knickerbocker Trust
company as very favorable and were
inclined to permit it to go into liqui-
dation.
Every precaution was made by the
Trust Company of America to meet an
unusual rush, and three paying tellers
were on deck A large crowd gathered
early in front of the Trust Company Of
Americas Wall street Offices, and at
$50 it was estimated they numbered
$50 persons.
The Knickerbocker Trust company
was also surrounded in hopes that the
bank would reopen. but the bank did
not resume today.
At the Colonial branch of the Trust
Company of America on Broadway
more than 100 persons were on hand
waiting for the doors to open, and
when the moment fpr opening arrived
at the Wall street offices of the Trust
Company of America the crowd of de-
positors in the corridors had swelled
to more than 600.
Acting Bank Examiner Skinner, who
took possession OF Knickerbocker
Trust company this morning, issued
statement in which it was affirmed
that he had taken possession of that
bank on the advice Of the the attorney
general that payments to the bank
would be received but no payments
would be made.
Bank examiners wnre sent to various
parts of the city this morning. They
report nothing in the nature OF run
anywhere except on the Trust Com
pany of America.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-23
CORPORATIONS THEIR THEME.
Session of National Civic Federation
Has Notable Speakers.

CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-The second
day of the convention of the National
Civic Federation was devoted to the
consideration of The Corporation; Its
Construction and Regulation
Among the speakers was Isaac N,
Seligman, New York, whose subject
was Trust Problems"
Another of the principal speakers
was Judge Grosscup of Chicago, who
discussed Construction of Corpora
tionsi'
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor, spoke
during the afternoon session.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-23
SEEMS FATED NOT TO HANG
surrelI Oates Convicted Four Times
for Murder and Escapes Death.

DALLAS, Texas, Oct 23.-The case
of Burrell Oates, one of the most re-
markable criminal cases in the history
of this county, will come up tomorrow
to be tried for the fourth time.
Oates is charged with completely in
the murder of Sol Aronoff, for which
crime Holly Vane, a white man. was
tried, convicted and hanged nearly
three years ago. In each of the three
trials of Oates verdict of guilty has
been returned by the jury and his
punishment fixed at death. Each time
the case has been reversed on tech
nicalities.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-23
SEATTLE FINANCES GOOD.
Realty Speeulations Caused q Slight
Depression-Deposits Increased.

SEATTLE, Oct 23.-C. B. Yandell,
secretary of the Chamber OF Conn
merce. said today:
THE only depressing element in the
local financial situation is a tendency
toward a reaction as a result of over
speculation in realty during the past
IS months. The bank deposits have
increased since january / from $780,
ooo, 900 to s72, ,0oO,D 200, and there is
more money to loan than ever before,
large sums being sent East for can
loans"