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The Washington times., 1907-08-01
P, B. & ". ISSUE BONDS
TO COMPLETE TERMINAL

PHILADELPHIA. Aug 1-Philadel-
phia. Baltimore and Washington stock
holders have authorized 5000 600 bonds
10 be issued az the discretion OF the
directors. These are not mortgage
bonds. The authorized bond issue Will
make the issue OF the company s25. 200. .000
The proceeds Of this issue Will be used
for the purpose Of paying that COM
pany's share OF the amount necessary
10 finish the terminal improvements in
Washington
These improvements the Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington Company IS
jointly constructing with the Baltimore
and Ohio through the company known
as the Washington Terminal Railroad
Company. A portion Of the proceeds OF
the bonds Will also be used for construc-
ton and equipment purpose
The Washington times., 1907-08-01

predicament, and admitted her identity
with a battling eQuanimity.
Could Not Get Money.
As reported. her efforts during the
last two months 10 secure any money
on the rich property holdings OF the
dead policy king have been fruitless
Again and again she was rebuned until
she eavilled at no commission. how
ever high. AS a last resort Mrs. Adams
applied to William Schley. who Is a
Philadelphia broker, operating also in
New York his local Office being In
Temple court. The widow wanted $J0.-
900 In cash at the earliest possible mo-
lnent and, according TO Schleys ami
davit. guaranteed him a commission Of
80. 900. which was not held 10 be eX-
cessive in view Of the difficulties to be
overcome.
Executor Offered Funds.
Before the sum was turred over to
Mrs. Adams, Charles T. Bauerdorf. one
OF the executors Of Adams estate. in
terposed an objection. II is said he Of
fered 10 advance the money necessary
for the trip abroad. and II is known
that S25.O00 was forthcoming from an
other source Thus equipped. Mrs
Adams declined the service OF Mr..
Schley and refused 10 pay him his COM
mission. He at once put the matter
Into the hands OF Wood & Wood, with
the suit as the result
The Washington times., 1907-08-01
For Sore Hands and Feet

Soak the hands or feet at night IN a.
strong, hot, creamy latheT Of Cuticorai
Soap. Dry and anoint freely with Cuti-;
cura Ointment, the great skin cure Ban
dage lightly in old. soft cotton or HnaaS :
Corplats ErtaruaI and internal Trsasnena foe
Every aurnor Of Infants. Caldreu. snd Adglta ccn<
ststF OF Cuticura soap l25c). CuGcurl OlnrEGrE
C50cl. CutlcEra Pills C2Scj. sold thrcGFbeut rs
weird Potter DTug & Chen CosD- So1A PFos1G
- aalsd Free. Cutieura Book On sRn Dis1azzt
The Washington times., 1907-08-01

predicament, and admitted her identity
with a battling equanimity.
The Washington times., 1907-08-01
MANIACS FREED
IN ASYLUM FIRE.;
SWARM WOODS
One Killed and Five In
jured in Midnight Blaze
Near Pittsburg.

PITTSBURG, Aug. g.1.-Shrieking and
gibbering, fully 500 maniacs were
released from confinement at City
Farm, at Marshalsea, shortly after
midnight, when fire destroyed the
main hospital building.
Frantic efforts were made by the
attendants to prevent any of the
patients escaping to the woods, and
thereby becoming menace 70 the
neighborhood. Until a count can
be made later in the day, it will not
be known how many are at large.
One person, an employe, lost his
life in the fire, and five others, all
employees, were seriously injured.
All but one of the injuries was
caused by falling masonry
During Thunderstorm.
A thunderstorm was in progress dur.
ing the fire. and added to the terror
Of the patients. who hardly knew which
way TO turn. They were drenched dur
ing the short time they were exposed
to the keen night air. and suffered con-
aloeraDly from the Shock-
The dead:
SAMUEL MEANS, an employe, caught
under a falling wall.
The injured:
w. II. Larkin. an employe. caught
under the same falling wall.
W. r. Williams, superintendent Of the
institution, bruised by falling brick
Thomas Irwin. an empIoye, fell from
second story window while playing a
hose
Harry Bright, an employe, injured by
falling from second story window.
FentOn Thornton. an employe, injured
under falling wall.
The laundry building and the inmates
kitchen are a total loss.
The chapel building and bake shop
were partially destroyed
Started in Laundry.
The fire started in the laundry. pre-
sumably from the explosion Of a gas
water heater. When the fro was dis
covered the building was raging fur
mace
Provided only with their own fire.
fighting apparatus, Superintendent VII
liams and as many of the employees as
were at the place went to work TO fight
the flames, but their efforts were of
little avail and a telephone message was
sent to Pittsburg asking for assistance.
BY the time the FIRE department,
reached the scene. however. the fire was
fairly well under control
DCsds Of heroism, mixed with scenes
Of pity; hairbreadth escapes. mingled
with indescribable terror: the cracking
of flames. the shouts Of the crazed. the
means OF the frightened inmates. the
groans Of the ill-al combined to make
up the story of the fire
Force Used With Patients
Force had TO be used at one time Ia
prevent the panic-stricken inmates from
rushing headlong into danger Driven
frantic by the leaping flames, dazed by
the booming Of the thunder overhead
dripping wet from the rain, they scarcely
knew where 10 turn.
In the midst OF the fire twenty wdfner
nurses took their lives IN their hands
when they guarded more than 200 insane
women in their removal from the build.
ings to cottages
Wrought to the highest pitch OF their
manias. the inmates. all unknowing OF
the fearful havoc that was threatened
sang, screamed, and swore as thew were
led away into the open air where the
flames were dancing a few yards away
The Washington times., 1907-08-01
WHAT DID He MFAN7

WIlkins-What did Binns say when
you asked II he had read yOur bOok2
Miller-He said yes, and added that
he diCu'I read nlUch.-The Circle.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-21
HOME NEWS.
All About Webster, Her People And
Her Visitors.
Corrected eyery Thursday

$l.00 for one year
Look up Harris new store.
Hart the up-to.date jeweler.
Wedding presents at Harris.
Watches from So up at Harris
Call and see Harris new watches.
Largest line of cut glass at Harris.
Call on Oscar Grue for abstracts.
Subscribe for Reporter and Farmer.
The best candy at the Candy Factory
Ed. Coin was down from Bristol Mon
day.
Nice fresh fruits at the Candy Fac
tory.
Wedding presents at a bargain al
Harris.
For picture framing go to Frank
Mohs.
A. Ainsworth went to Bristol Monday
evening.
Call and see our new Edison machine
at Harris.
A. j. Hilton was here from Andover
yesterday.
For abstracts of title call on Carl
Malmberg.
Father Mensing went to Bristol Mon
day evening.
Rugs, carpets, oil cloths, linoleum at
Frank Mohs.
Ted Munson, of Holmquist, was in
town Monday.
Edison's latest records, over 1000 Of
them at Harris.
If you want your picture taken
see Johnson.
II you wish loan, Call on the First
National bank
The members of the 9th grade have
vacation today.
Chris Grue was visiting relatives IN
Lynn Monday.
Charles Drue, the tailor, is on the
sick list today
Better than ever Webster Candy
Factory candies.
Miss Maud Cass went to Bradley Sat
urday morning
J. Q, Moore went to Monango We'd
nesday evening.
Anton Heligso went to Holmquist last
night on business.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-21

A Thanksgiving skating party is being
organized to spend the day in that
pleasant outdoor sport ON waubay lake
near the Harris farm.
John Dolan has accepted q position
In the coal yards for the railroad CON-
pany at Waubay and departed for his
labors Tuesday morning.
A. d. Ash, Of Rupert. Idaho, who
was called 70 his home in Butler by
the serious illness Of his mother. Mrs.
Henry Ash. was visiting with relatives
and friends in Webster Saturday. He
reports his mother somewhat improved.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-21

Mrs. Knee,
few days in
and Mrs. ID.
Brooks Frida
MI Mrs. James
fay morning
Nm which cite
MOI weeks visi
III Mr.. and Nj
IN. D., arrive,
for a visit wit
brother, Sam
w. G.. Lad1
II of the Clark
n sent bysthem
n ing on busine
\ Miss Anna
/ clerk at the q
1 10 Bristol Sat
4 Sunday with
DR.. J.sL. H
visit 10 ButleI
his automobi
Aberdeen, acc
Rev. John 4
gives notice [
in the Congre
afternoon at 1
The old bar
the Wallace I
by Fred Brol1
dence lots in
You can be
of the Webstt
manner you
ment next TIL
Mr.. and Mi
proud parent,
came TO their .
Mother and c
Miss Winn
Waubay Sat1
over Sunday
was the guest
While looI
hall Sunday |
for tune to ste
his foot and q
County Su
looking after
ern part of tn
week anu rep
The Ladie
church will b
old World o.
November %,
sale.
John Willis
looking after
Hams Brother
stations west
week.
Camel Goa
good one to q
less money.
will come al
Potter.
Ole Aaberg
Day county r
past two wee
duties in the
Huron.
Mrs. Aries
formerly Mi
this city, arri
and spent a II
friends.
w. E. Steg
of Sioux Fall
terday and ar .
citizens in the
America.
The young
masquerade b |
ing, very kim
of Father Gle
tainment.
DR.. ]. S.
dentist will b,
meier buildii
December z.
troubling.
Nothing !
How Much
this boy. Alb
our coal bin.
head of the |
good deal o
months. |
Forbes Fuel &
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-21

Nothing
How Much
this boy. Alb
our coal bin.
head of the
good deal o
months. /
Forbes Fuel {
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-11-21

DIR. J. S.
dentist will b,
meier buildii
December z.
trembling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11
JURY JUSTIFIES THE
STAR

Twelve carefully selected Jurors,
after three hours Of careful consid.
GRAFTON IN the superior court yester.
day. supported the Seattle Daily
Star IN exposing and warning The
people 81 Seattle OF q menace "a
public health The libel suit 81
VIM x Dickson and r Morrison.
as pruprietofs Of the Queen Cts
bakery. against The Star after q
three-daya airing ia court. was
found 20 be groundiess by the iury
IN Judge Tallmaus court. and a
verdict was returned for the de-
PENDANT.
on September 8. 1906. The Star
published an article warning the
citizens Of Seattle that various bak
cries had purchased quantities o'
flour obtained from the wreck OF
the steamer Manechen The flour
had been Ia the huh OF the sub.
merged steamer for 80 daya In
this condition {, was put on the
market and made into bread, pies
aud other bakery articles and sold
20 the public
The Star traced some of this
-four 10 the Queen City bakery. aud
IN exposing the sale OF these dan.
gerous commodities. named this
bakery and itH proprletors AZ among
the firms disposing OF goods made
from the bad flour
The prupriotors 81 the bakery
then brought suit for so. 600 libel
against The Star claiming 10 have
lost that much business because OF
the article published 90 The Star
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11
10y United prsss.)

NEW YORK. oct. ll-Pilot Leon.
ard brought the Cunard liner Lust.
tania through Ambrose channel this
morning without miahnp Among
the passengers were Claude Brada.
Euu and GHfnth Brewer, English
acronauts on their way "a 81 LoulH
TO participate iu the international
balloon airship races.
The i.usitania has practically all
the transatlantic records 10 her
credit.
The Lnsliania beats her time FOR
her maiden trip by approximately
seven hours. her time ON the trip
being days. 81 minutes The Lust
taniaH time averages almost sXHct
ly ~ knots an hour for the entire
trip Tier arrival az 1890. or five
minutes earlier than she passed the
liRhtahip would have made De.
speed exactly 2s knots Hef aver
age GA her first trip was - OF knots
with The LuHltaula'a trip ihe
Cunard line and England capture
from Germany the eagerly sought
record Tor possessing The fleetegt
ship on the Atlantic The Hamburg
American liner Deutschland has
held the record for a number OF
years,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11
STOCK MARKET SHAKY


NEW YORK. oct il-Tho
Liquidation of yesterday continued
today ln the New York stock mar.
kot Bears were active sellers as
soon as the market began 20 dls.
play "a sarging tendency AmerI
can Hmolter showed the greatest
weakness, selling OF SIX points. and
the other leading issues following
with losses, ranging from two 60
four points The last hour of trad.
inc. good supporting orders appear
Ing. The market quickly rallied. and
good part Of the losses were ~
coyoro0, but an attack on Amcri.
can Sugar during the last f.w min
utes drove pfioea bach io 'hc low
points The closing ton. ~As ssas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11
NO USE FOR BRYAN
OR HEARST

PORTLAND. ore, Oct H.
Bryan will get but cold comfort
from tho Independence league II be
aspirea to become the democratic
candidate for the presidency, &C.
curdlns to Edward Rainey, the we'll
known Southern California polltl-
elan. nov here Mr. Raiuoy Is can
wasting the Pacific Northwest I'm
the interests Of the league. lie de-
ciarcs Hearst Is no longer the dom.
inant figure fen the leagues pro
gram
The league has outgrowu Any
one man." says Raincy It's object
~ 10 fight corrupt corporate control
On politics The democratic party
Is dead. and tho common people
must have "a new organization"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11
PRETTY GIRL
AFTER TEDDY

STAMBOUL. La. oct. IL
when President Roosevelt emerges
from the eanebreak after he I'm.
ishes his hunting trip. he is 10 be
presented with a petition by tho
prettiest girl IN the parish, asking
him 60 establish q postmaster AZ
Stauboul
President Roosevelt has abandon.
ed his bear hunting for that .of
mountain lions. for the time being
AZ t:a0 this morning he and his
guides left camp. rode eight miles
60 a lake whore catamouut we're
reported as plentiful The party
may remain three days The pres.
idcnt thinks the failure 10 bag bear
ls due 90 the noise made by cut.
ting paths near camp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11

Los ANGELES. Cal. oct H.
Injunction or no injunction. lumber
shippers who thought they might
ship their material through Los An
geles from Osegun and Washing
ton p0rta because Of tho shortage
Of cars "a tho north viii have "a
pay the advanced rate Of 10 cents
per 100 pounds on all lumber ship
mentg from Pacific coast poluta "a
tho east after November ! next
While the controversy was Ou in
the north 70 became evident that
The us~ ihcrn roads could not
handle the traffic. aud the inmher.
men began 10 arrange shipments 20
can Rcdro aud Hodnndo. Uhcg
wee ~0sssH to pay tems.SW - 'eis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11
ACTION OF HEALTH BOARD POLITICAL
TRICK TO DLSCREDIT MAYOR MOORE
GIRL Is HURT In A
RUNAWAY

A little glri whose name WAS not
learned hy the police was run over
and probably seriously hurt hy a
runaway express team az Eastlake
aY and Newton 10 last evening
shortly after o'clock George Hen.
ton VAS The driver OF The riR and
he explained 10 patrolman Tlbbetta
that The team E0i beyond bic con
troll
The Elrl went directly under the
Naspu. but she was taken away be-.
fore word reached the police. and
none OF the people IA the immediate
neighborhood knew who she was
pr whore she lived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11
FUNERAL SERVICES.

fnnsf.i services frg ne genssas
uG tfSd ,'oylan. tho Young press
man she ended hNs tfs Yesterday
~itn bNllet, Sil1 be- hold Sunday
afternoon ~ o'c',ss srosn Nonuoy
WatscA's Shape' untss tbo aus
fsees - che loosi Hi4SsI0g press
slen's ugioat eaal0tissa - tA@ sui
eide wso llSo IN 'sishioy, aussSOsS
Aave hseaa soiafisst hv S@hlssgf ess
- n ssSwse 49, sps& . ssEss4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11
CHlLD'S DEATH DUE
TO PARENTS

OLYMPIA. Oct 1.-THE ~.
prema court today set aside the $500
Judgment received by Joseph = Win.
nettp. ~ Seattle. agalnst the North.
efn Pacific Railway company for
The death % his Gyearold daugh'
ter killed By freight train. Tho
court holds that gross negligence Of
the parents IN permitting the child
- pas 90 che tracks bars recovery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11
BAD BLOW FOR
The LUMB Err M EN-

extra 10 cents per 100 charged for
the water haul. but they dld not
figure that the rail rates from
Southern California would be IA.
creased Ia common With those up
north.
Many thousands OF feet OF lum.
ber haa boon shipped 20 this port
ia ths meantime Now the north
ern shippers IND themselves handl.
capped hero an badly as uoy were
In 'hs north aB the advance I'm
freighS rates from THE Iort now
slareg shom IN The face Officials
OF railroads IA this city declare the
new advanced rates VIII so into
effect Noveisbsr 4 from LoH An.
Foisa. scNardlaaH af BE injunction
@gs$e e cortland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11

mcnts 20 have them cared for Al
the county lail he has asked
Corporation Counsel Calhoun Tor
an opinion on the method Of pro.
cedure necessary 60 arrange lof
this order u On ordinance Is re-
qnirod Il viii be- drafted aud intro
duccd IN the city ooancli Monday
niEht
4 consider tho action of tho
health board final. said Mayor
Moore. $50 Far as tho use og the
Jail 10 concerned and have taken
the preliminary STEPS 10 moving
oui With all possible haste
~ We can tind one coli that can
be fixed "a the satisfaction az the
health authorities. q may BE- re-
tained as central receiving sta.
ton"
Must Have Central station.
Chief ~ Police Wgnpenniein
stated today that he vii continue
Go use che oity lall until some other
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11
$4,000 SALE

The estate OF y Il Durkee. de.
ceased. has sold 10 Joseph Herman,
a second av. merchant. the south
twO.thirds 81 LOT 2. block 10. May.
nard's plat, for 100000 The prop.
erty ~ situated AZ 200 Occidental
av, and is occupied by business
firms the purchase being made as
an Investment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11
ADMIRAL EVANS GETTING READY TO
RETIRE, IT is CLAIMED

Evans friends say IL is natural for
him 20 desire a few leisure months
prior 90 severing active connection
with the navy. There is much
speculation as 90 his successor.
Many believe that the plum will 20
90 Rear Admiral Uriel Sebree. who
Is TO be commander OF the second
division when the fleet arrives az
San Francisco He does not reach
the retirement age until 1910.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11
FACES A MILLION
DOLLAR fine

the bury for final decision There
are 66 counts ia the indictment
against the railroad and The d.
PENDANT o. naturally waiting with
the greatest concern the verdict ~
the jury, for. II found guilty che
Judge may fine the Santa Fe from
81 600 90 go 600 for each offence
on the 50 counts or from SO, oo0
to tl.220. 600
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11
.DEATH-TRAP FENDER
HAS ANOTHER VICTIM
WAS A MISUNDERSTANDING.

Fire Chief HrinFhurst has investi
gated the charged that flrcmeu
answering recent alarm ~ fire AT
the bakery shop conducted by D.
A Duffy. AZ 600 Bell st., used nm
due force and finds that there was
a misunderstanding between the
fireman aud Joseph Winterhalter
she bakery foreman, who was eject
Cd and threatened with arrest Tor
interfering with the firemen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11

DETROIT. Mich oct it--it De-
DO OF die Tor the Tigers today II
the Cubs win their third successive
game. Il practically means he
worlds championship ponnant Tor
them. Today's batteries will be-
the same as on the opening day
when ~ innings were played % a
tie wild Hlll' Donovan and
Schmidt for Detroit. Overall and
King for the Cubs Donovan TO-
Allies that Manager Jennings .aud
the Tiger fans pin all their faith
20 him and be De- determined 10
pitch the best bail OF his carcori
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11

The case came up for trial ~
Judge Tallman'a court Tuesday,
} z Bathurst Henry Tench. l.. ~
Beck l. y Home. J L. Roney. ~
r Hansen. r. A. Herzog, J. O.
Woolley II q. Gardener. H. II.
Steel and p. A. Roney were chosen
Jurors
VIII n Thompson. attorney for
The Star. set up the affirmative de-
Tense that the article was iusuneds
and that the facts printed therein
being true. there was no ground foA
h0el The Star proved the facta
and the jury after a three hour de.
liberation, returned the verdict.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11
fsy United Pres..l

NEW YORK. Oct 1.-THE
Times prints story today that
naval officers believe that Admir-.
al Evans vii Task 10 be relieved
OF his command az soon as he
takes the Atlantic fleet to San
Francisco. ln the regular course
Of events Admiral Evans will re-
tire from active service In August
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11

tempting 10 cross the track near
the Washington Iron Works. The
fender knocked Carlson down and
then passed over him. leaving lts
victim to the mercy OF the wheels.
These crunched over the PROSTATE
body and when the car stopped and
Motofman r W Smith and Conduc.
tor Il w CONVERSION reached tho
man. be vas unconscious
Carlson was taken 70 the provis
dence hospital IN the patrol wagon,
and was there cared for II was
found necessary 10 amputafe ono
leg and Carlson has only fighting
chance 20 recover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11
BANK IS SOLVENT

The Reynolds bank. az VALDEZ
Alaska. which temporarily closed
its doors ON Wednesday, is perfectly
solvent. according 90 NJ. r Butler
in charge Of a. u Reynolds offices
iu the New York block The assets
Of the bank. according 90 Mr. But.
Ter, exceed the liabilities two to one,
aud the difficulty was caused by
the nonarrival of specie for the cur.
rent business that had been dis.
patched from Seattle The bank
viii again resume operations, it is
nluImNn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11
REFUSES DAMAGES TO MAN WHOSE
THUMB WAS BITTEN IN A FIGHT

Judge Gillian yesterday entered a
Judgment for costs for Robert A..
Ellis. who was charged by e. r.
Behling with chewing Behring'S
thumb and otherwise assaultine
him The plaintiff alleged that GA
August "a. 1896 Ellis without prov.
ocation. assaulted him. chewing his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11

place "a provided by the city ava.
thoritieb, Az Of the eases that n ia
possible 90 trY under the state laN
will De- handled la that way. and
offenders that can be- charged with
state offeuaes viii bo sent 60 the
county Jail
IL viii be impossible 10 handle
the work Of the police department
from thu ceuniy JAIN said the chief
'and even n arrangements are made
20 keep the prisoners ga the county
iall lt viii Dee necessary ca have e
receiving station Ia the central part
OF The cify"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11
Man Knocked Down in Early Morning by South Seat.
lie Car, and May Die as Result--One Leg Am.
putated and Other Crushed.

Another victim has been claimed
By the doath-trap Tenders Of the Sc.
attic Electric Co A. Carlson lies
az Providence hospital with one leg
nmputatod. the other crushed and
facing probable death AZ the result
Of the useless Bcrapiron which the
Electric Co has fastened on It's
cars 10 the place of the safeguards
which public safety demands.
in the heavy fog Of the early
morning, South Seattle car. mum.
ber $50. attached 20 which WAS one
Of the companys deathtrap fen
dera struck Carlson as be WAS al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-11
EXAMINING TAE Books
or STANDARD OIL

NEW YORK. oct lt--Goveru.
ment experts today are engaged in
gxamininR books and records ~ The
STANDARD OF company The hear.
ina has been postponed until Mon.
dAy Commissioners kelloRE smd
Morrison. the government prose
cutora are Ia Washington consult
ing with Attorney General Bona
pArto