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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20
MANY OFFERINGS
BROKE MA RKET
Severe Pressure Caused Further
Liquidation During the Short
Day.
STRONG At THE CLOSING
Many RumOrs Of Money Trou-
bles in Various Wall-Street
Houses.

NEW YORK. January la-Ths stock
market underwent severe pressure from
further Liquidation to-day. Prices broke
again and again under the renewed food
OF stock which poured upon the market.
There was an evident determination how
ever. 20 protect the market. and support
Ing orders appeared at each decline 10
arrest the DOWN. tendency and rally
prices. The nature Of this buying was
Indicated by It's Withdrawal when Il had
erected Its purpose Of stsedying tho
market &c was not pursued at tho ad-
vance when prices approached last niEhs's
Lowell The market closed with such a
supporting movement in progress ami
the tone was consequently strong al "A
final rally, although extremely fever1sh
and very active. There WIS continued
lack OF any Immediate DEVELOPMENT in
the situation to explain the volume and
the urgency OF the selling L v7.s OBJ
Nious that a strong Organization Of bear
OPERATORS was active and alert 70 take ad-
vantage Of any sign OF weakness, and
tneir raiding tactics were effective in
disl0dging weakened speculative accounts.
Il was generally supposed that liquidation
Wa IA progress Of some important &C
counts Of long standing and in syndicated
FORM, which were being thrown over %
relieve an overstrained position IN the
market. and for the protection Of broker
eye houses. Individual brokerage housed
ouiues. and many vague rumors were
kept In constant circulation also % a
less opecihc character. Many ciligent in
Q1ires were sst on foot a. . result Of
these conditions, and clearing houses and
banking authOriues gave their sanction
70 ASSURANCES that no evidence OF en-
herrassment was discernible. The prin-
Sipal selling pressure centred on Read
ing. Union Pacific. Southern Pacific, and
after show OF strength. St Paul. The
market showed the most active weakness
after tho appearance Of the bank state
Hent. when enormous offerings OF the
stocks above named came upon the
market The Sl6lSr 90 cash gain by the
banks was much in excess % expects-
tons. The sl5.lss0O loan increase was
attributed % a large transfer of loans
from London 20 this market. The con-
unued strength Of foreign exchange in
dlcated extension OF this process.
Money rates also rose ia London
Total sales o. bonds. par value, $4,000
Total sales OK stocks to-day we're l.O-I.-
60 shares.
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Financial.

cannot be disputed. Before select
Ing g banking institution to handle
your account. you should weigh
well the facts concerning the stand
Ing OF the American National Bank.
II Is fact that we handle accounts
OF depositors In a manner that is
pleasing 70 them. Our officers are
men Of experience IN financial mat
ters, and our business IL conducted
along safe and conservative lines.
II doesn't pay to do business any
other way. Make It a point 10 do
your banking with the American
National Bank.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20
TOBACCO MARKETS.

Richmond. Va January e re-
Iobacco-Dsrk FIRED. While the receipts
nave been heavy during tie past week -.e
InerSet has been strong snd active az full QUO
tatona- EriEhte. Market continues arss. ~
unchanged prices. light receipts sun-Crrs-ll.
hcoeipts heavy hut the market s. active a.
prices quotes Wrapyers. Contne scarce ana
The g1ors1ttio y. are Is foilggs
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"a BALTIMORE MD. January 70

HALIIMOtE- ND, January l9-FTOUR-
contract. 7sit T7sisc.. southern BY sample saS
&c Corn-Strnng; spot. 49D4gHc: southern
white. {itQfs3ac. Oats-F1rru; No White
e21zc.: 40. white 42i40f2Ec Rye-stesdy.
40. western, domestic. T0GfIc Burter-FSv1T,,
nnc lower; fancy imitation. Bff2-o. % ,~ras M
cry. Sc do ladle 2l1oc s:ore hacked "a
&c ERCs-Ffrm and higher at &c chess
Steady and unchanged
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20

NEW ORLEANS. LA. January I9-COT-
TON-Suots closed firm and unchanged mid
ding. 104se sales on spots were ! 55o bales ard
- 20 arrive Futures opened quiet. points
lower 70 points higher. The market was
rather hstl-ss until the end Of the session
V'hen shorts began 20 cover There Few
offerings. and this caused an advance OF saIO
points IN the active list. The close was steady
70 points higher than yesterday
Futures closed steady: January. 70 -: Feb
ruary. 10 p; March 1921. April 10 2i: Nav
y. =; june. 10 IS. July. 10 q.
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Chicago Grain Martst.

CHICAGO, January 1s-Tha small receipts
in ths Norrhvest and the rreslierion % : 80
wave tor tse Southwest caused a strong market
i1r wheat here today. The May delivery clos
Cd at a ret gain o. 4 &C Corn was ur 4efi-o
oeu we're Aa%o- higher. Provisions we're IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20

- y $50 Catte-steacy- Far o. good ship
IfT, - 61G6 .. common. tocf2 IS Steep
Sr-ong at t2so a. =. IAmbs--Steady a. s. 90
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.


lReported oy Rodgers. McCabe and Coz
PETERSBURG. VA. Jan. l9.-PEANUTs-
SPamsh--tlFm az Sl3Ziz per hushel NIrginias--
Firm 81 F404%c for fancy stock. macbine
picked SA&ftc-, Smelling stock. ~ 42.c
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Virginia
Trust Company
No. s22. Northwest Corner Tenth and
Main Streets.

The Safety Deposit Boxes ir.
vault OF this Company, in point
OF security against fire and bur
glars, are equal to any. Rental
charge, $500 per annum and up.
according 10 size. Courteous at
tentiOn TO renters.
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NEW YORK. January ls-Money on
call nominal: Tina loans weak. sixty
days. 81. ninety days. 5l4a5 "a: six
months. i-245 81 Prime mercantile
paper. $685. Sterling exchange strong.
with actual business IN bankers bills al
- 500 $f-s6 for demand and at s. $3.50
s. slS Tor sixty day bills. Posted rates
g. s1ut4 s. - and * sSgf4 s. u. CONNER
ciL balls. H1 1-2QAs13-A Bar silver.
s. - Mexican dollars. 5212. Govern
nent bonds steady. Railroad bonds r.
regular.
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PETERSBCRG TOBACCO NfARKEr

lAs Rep0rted By Craddock-Jones Virginia
Warpbouse)
Petersburg. Va. January ~ 100
Heavy sales again the pas; week and market
mas helc W vel on all grades We note
larger percen- or wra rpars the mast ~ ~
any q the season. which were readily taken
The nuofarfr a.. o.. e-fr-.-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20

CHARLESTON. s c. Januar,, ~ rr,,,.,..
In naval stores market
SAVANNAH GA. January 10 -rfoii,t.,-
in naval stores market "y
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Cotton steady: middilng. 70 81: net receipts
ia bales: gross. it,U0 bales; sales. 367 bales:
stock. SO. 10 bales.
Total today at all ports-Net receipts A. so
bales: export - Great Britain. . 6ss bales; 20
the Continent % loo bales; stock 20 as bales
Consolidated az all ports-Ne. receipts A. SO
bales EXPORT 10 Great Britain q $50 bales; 20
the Continent % 100 bales
Total since September 1st AZ all ports-Net
receipts z. S2f $50 bales. exp0r' Great Britain
2ll.l 1873 bales. 70 Frunce. 80 III bales: to the
Continent. 200. 81 bales; 20 Japan. 1l5 9f
bales
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national r. R. Of NfeoCic7 en-. g.. s.
~" YORK Central gen Si4s..-............. ga.
So. Ssf9Sy CentIaI gen es----.-.-........ l2si.
- T1cll1 -s---.-----......--..--.----. 10ia.
49, scls1 p ------.. --.-.---------. 73ls
49, So, ~ ~ tstrrn con g. .--.--...--.. eA
49,, .,.,'l- mo reIunding 4s--------.--. sfis
? eiiisy4Farla couv. S5aa ...-.-..-....... lsit
-. '-tefel -. $4,000 .-------.--.-.---. IS
- 1 us sn2 iron Mountnin cou. bs..-... 1881
=. LOUIS southwestern ON. - (orers.5) - ~
s,....l - me 81 toicl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s.
20 itaern Pacific lst IS. certidoa te....... s.s.
r. 49, - rs $40 ,y ----------...-.. 12-s
i.ielo. s. L and Western IS ODD. siih
r-.us i,.nI 81 -----------.- --.---. l0ts
W. t1ash ISIS Coidl ............ 80
Wabash Deb 4 Odd ........ -
Western Nd 4s............ So
Ataee.ing and Lake Erto Is O5iD......... 3
Wisconsin Central 4s-----..-..............-.. s.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET
BALTIMORE ND. JANUARY IS -Searu,s~ "A
~ Line. common and misunderstanding Do
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Richmond Va. January 70. -sc7
QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
(Sales at Union Stock YardsD
Richmond IA Inrl.nr- "a L

-sN-'-''S'~ Wv Shh1hFV y. ltW.
Report OF the live stock market for the week
ending January Z. 1907
Best steers. 5A95isc; medium 70 voo6 IA
bHc; common to fair S5f14nc: best heifers
4otc medium 20 good. 4Q4isc common H. 80.
SQshc; best Fat cows. 4N4lc. ; medium 10 80
81. na4.c common 10 fair. i463c. huils "a
8%c. Best fresh cows. 81. OOlI65 90. CONNIE,
and medium. s88&.oo and slow sale. 800
springers. $9)0+0O0: veals. 6dSc Light nun OF
hogs; good hogs 6% % $50; shoats s 25ds Zoe :.
sows. 61196ltc.. stays and rough hogs 41oSc
Light run % sheep; good. fat sheep. s337c me-
dium. Jq5izc; common. 374c. best lambs So I.
medium 10 good. 61R q1igc. common siA05lAo
Prospects good on all kinds Of stock for next
market.
CHICAGO January 19.-CATTIE-Recei
90 head Market steady. Beeves s. l5a7 % .
COWS and hefers. 81 s0ao d. stockers and feed.
ers. s. 50n4.75. Texans $3.760f so. calves S5Q
3 %. HoeN-Estimated receipts 10 O0O head
Market lOd15c. lower Mixed and butchers
81. 21d6 5217 good, heavy. So 40Q6. 52ia: rough
heavy. s. 20a6 30; light. s. 2506 81 pigs s.. roo
6 Is; bulk OF sales. s. 4Oqs.50. Sheep-Esti-
Sheep. 81. COZ. 10 lams. S4e0a7.s0.
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTsBURG. PA.
January i9--CAT1I.E-Suplp light. market
steady Choice. s. SJa6 10. prime. s. 50QS g.
Sheep-Supply light market steady. Prime
Wethers. 3 60U5l5; culls and common. s203 %.
lambs. S5Gf5 60. veal calves. ss5O09 90 Hogs-
Receipts fair; market active. Prime heavies
so.'oi other grndes. $3.50 90; roughs $4,000.
CINCINNATI. January D.-HoGs-ouist.
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CLOSING BOND QUOTATIONS.

Chicago r and Quincy new ts........... -
chicago. z L and Pacific r r s.. %
Nhicaso. p T. and scifc r r col &C. seIA
G.. c.. @. and - Louis gen 4s........... u
colorado Industrial s.. series A-........... "a.
colorado Midland - bid .........-...... 70
colorado and southern - CbiD............ e2i.
80 % fgtA.t
Denver and Rio Grande 4s (orcrei) -. 80
bisullers' Securities 5s.........-.-.......- So
Erie prior lien a. ssi-
Erie General
lpoNlnS valley flas 1884
Japen 81. Pad series 49,
Japan 49,. cert dcafe IS =
Japan a. ccrtiNcs les. ........... 81
Japan IS certificates. Ems series ......... -.
..is anl = esh L1iaed - -----..---- 30 :
Manhattan cpnsoi gold 4s.......----...... -1.ll
Mexican Contra 4s-.....-... 49,. . ST 10
Mexican Central let Inc...... .. 49,
MINI. and 81. Louis - ... s7s-
missouri kansas and Texas a. DID - 81
Missouri. Kansas and Texas crfs ~
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SPOT cotton. steady; middling uplands. 10S0,
middin8 guf. lo; sales. s57 bales.
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CINCINNATI January as.-Roos-oust.
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The quotations are as follows:
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he quotations nre follows.
DARK FIEED TOHACCNO-NEIN
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-08
Room , Israe1 Block
Progress In Steam Turbines.


That the actual displacement OF the
reciprccattng steam engine by the
steam turbine for many purposes is
proceeding at o rapid pace In this
country Is indicated In the statement
that a single company. manufacturing
but one Of the several types Of steam
turbines in the United States. took
orders within the last half year for
turbines for generating electricity hsv-
ing a capacity of $4,000 kilowatts. or
yearly 10000 horse power. Three
of these engines are for q Brooklyn
power station and will be the largest
ever constructed. II il interesting to
note In this connection that wonderful
as Is the Transformation In power
mechanism. there are engineers who
predict q still more radical change In
the not distant future In the develop
ment of power from gas engines. This
form of engine has been developed
to a marked extent in Europe. espe
cially in Germany. and American and
English engineers are just beginning
to awake to the possibilities In this
direction. According to one author
ity, I'VE may yet see steam engines
and turbines sent to the scrap heap"
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-08
Rascaiiy New York Lawyers.

At no time In the history Of New
York have so many lawyers been un.
der indictment for felonies as to-day.
Neither Is there any period when pris-
ons and penitentiaries OF the state IN
cluded in their list Of inmates az many
lawyers as at present. What 10 more
striking perhaps IL the fact that
among the men to be called for judg-
ment this fall are some OF the most
successful and prominent practitioners
Of the day. There are In the state
prisons of New York. as shown by the
prison commission report for the cur.
tent year, 1913 lawyers.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-08
Breach OF Promise.

"There are so many 'schoola Of Coz
fespondence' these days" remarked
the girl who reads the advertisements
In the back of the magazines. did
you ever learn anything by CORE
spondence?"
81 learned a lesson" sighed the
young man, raking up some bitter
iregs from the cup OF memory.
Indeed! What form Of correspond
ence did you experiment within"
Love letters"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-08
Beware Of the Gloomy Mood.

Never permit yourself to make any
decision of importance while you are
In a state of depression. Never com.
NIT the error of taking a serious step
while you are measuring life by stand
ards set up in the darkness Of an un-
happy mood. Such standards are new
or true. never just. The estimates
you make of yourself. of others and of
the world while you are blinded by
dependency, is a false estimate al
ways. The shapes you see are dis.
torted shapes. Your vision Is at fault.
The only time you are capable OF
true Judgment is when your sight
becomes clear enough for you to
really see that life "a worth living and
'all's right with the world."-Mem.
phis Commercial.Appeal
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-08
Postpones Assuan Dam Scheme.

The Egyptian government has deci
ded on postponing-and this may mean.
abandoning-the scheme 70, raising
the Assuan dam, and thereby increas.
ing the supply of water for the irrj
CATION of the country In the summer
and has taken this decision mainly
because two matbematicians In Lon.
80 have developed a new theory re.
garding the stresses o. marsonry
dams.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-08
American Stays In England.

James Boyle, recently United States
consul at Liverpool, has taken up his
permanent residence In England. He
is general manager of an American
company " hich Is doing an immense
business at Liverpool in coaling ship
w machinery.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-08
Inte rpIantary Communication.

One of the odd awards Offered by
.he French Academy Of Science is
MAT OF $4,000. established by Pierre
1uzmann. for the discoveries of a
means e communication with snotl g,
plane
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-08
Ontario Forest Reserves.

The Ontario government Is consr6
ing q system OF permanent forest re-
.arve on which the timber will be
sold only as 1t comes TO maturity. The
ultimate outcome of the plan would
give Ontario a forest reservs of +er
f)0. 900 acres. yielding a yearly rsven
se of at lssat $50. 1000.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-08
Cross Aisle 9eata.

Cross aisle seats in trolley cars are
aow demanded by the laws Of some
:ities. notably Chicago. and in the
opinion Of experts. this type OF scat
q bound to become universal
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-06-08
SOME BARGAINS

Four-room adobe dwelling one block southwest of
postohice, (bargain)
Two business lots on Main between It and and st
A house Iox2o feet two blocks southwest Of post
office, furnished, lot 25xI42, a bargain at $325.oo
A five room house south Of Baptist church. A de-
sirable residence location.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
BIG ASSEMBLY AT
HIGH SCHOOL

A rouslng bis assembly meotlne
was held ~ the hlgh school yes
terday morning IN honor 81 the
victory Of the track team II Pull.
man. The platform vas decorated
with tho penuauts that the team
brought home with them Mr. Got
scr. who Sas present AZ the meet
had nothing but praise fof ghs man.
uer ia which the bufa acquitted
themselves ON The trip Most II
she members of the team were call
"a on Tor npeeches. and we're Ercet.
ed with = hearty applause
When Mt GeiErf called On Coach
Frost for = Hpeeeh. the whole siu.
dent body vrnt Wild Nith enthua
ianm. Mr fsroAt who Wlil leave tbs
n II = at the end 81 the term
to caach at the . A. G.. In a fai.
trrfnE voice. expressed his regrets
AZ leaving the hiEh school
Coach Victor Place ~ tho T. %
W then spoke % the meet a. the
~ ncxt Friday and saturday af'
ernpoRs and ursed thn students @
be on hand early
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

sr. nlohs sent % the district AZ.
torneY's office and insisted On be
ING taken into custody. SAYING be
bad a guilty conscience and offer
ing 10 take the officers 10 the
place he had buried hiA partner
Txo deputy shsriffs wsre seat
into the woods With nioaa on a
chance thai there might h. some
thing In The Old mans story. aud
they bad duE only a tew feet n
the place pointed ouf when theY
found the remains OF Lennon.
4 told aim 20 qnl, hls snoring.
said the simple old man IN an eKs
plnnAtory tone hut be paid no
attention and began 60 snore loud
sr than ever 30 ] got up and GOT
the an and chopped his head OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
BODY OF PILOT
LENNON FOUND


JUNEAU. Alaska. MAY 1.-THE
body Of Pilot 4. J. Lennon. for.
marty of Port Townsend. Wash
who Was drowned off the ilght.
house tender Heather laat Noyem.
her Was dfAEEed from the bay
yesterday afternoon, The body
was badly mutilaled.
Lennon Vas one % the beat
known pilots on fNgct sound lie
made a trip north on the Heather.
having here last October and
while AZ juneau met his death by
browning. Tho nisht that he dis
appeared Was dark aud windy IL
IL believed that while boarding
The Heather. which VAS 81 the dock
he became confused. lost his foot.
ing and plunged into the icy
xaters.
Although search was made At
that time for his body IL vas net
recovered.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
NEW RAILROAD
MAN COMING

TACOMA. NsY it-iisnry G
Nutt the nan Who has been made
sensFai manager 81 che western
portion Of the Northern Pacific
railway. with headquarters In Ia
coma viii Gene 60 this city about
june u.s. rs Niii erfa pY ths offices
in the Nufthsru Pacific hssdauar-
ars hulldluE "a whifh & M LsvrY.
fhlfa tirss pFrslaeHt 81 fhs railroad.
10 uow laeatrd
Ne Nuti 10 ans % to best knewr
raiifaad men o. the wet ard near.
"a al his life has bees spent "a the
service We comes 10 Tacoma tTam
nefFsii. shsfs hs has been sta
tiensd faf to lat year a. general
superintendent % che Nschiean
Cenfrai railroad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
Burned 20 Death.

q swAIrAA wALf.A. May Ia
James Lghtie. six years old. ~as
burned 20 death aud the father vas
burned 90 seriously that be viii
de. This occurred IN the family
hprna last night thu fire evidently
being caused BY an overturned
larrp. The other members Of the
family escaped from tie burning
houae uniutursd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

The taxing Il testimony IN TIE
case az the unlted States against
J = and e n Paul ant Charles Z
Monrchouse. before Roger 3
Greene. master IN chsncerY. has
hem postponed until fhe united
States attorney has disposed ~ a
nunher - cases IN She federal
court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
rev. JAMES A. miTcarl1

The well known lecturer ana
chaplain or the o A. r.. REV. Js,a..
A. Mitchell. died At bis residence i.
kirkland. Saturday at the age of a
her when she appropriated ths prl,.
held today He IL survived Is .
widow and three children. NJ
Mitchell = a Mitchell and Mr. r
II Sherman. =.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
MORE WAR

PuRTo CoRTEz. May 7-via
Ssw Orleans. La. MaY it-waF is
again breaking out In Honduras.
according 10 travellers arriving here
from the interior The fighting
this time II between the sane
armies which took part IN the con
quest lust completed. but with a
new alignment 81 parties. The
quarrel IL over Who shall be pres
idenf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

fxe.st1s star. Fxeinstsr ~ervtee-h
RoSEBuRG. Ore. MAY 1.-THE
authorities here are In = quandary
as 20 what shall b. done WITH
william Blohs. "A elderly woods
snan. who By his own confession.
KILLED his partner. Orlando LIN
mon. hecRnss Lennon sunred at
night. The murderer Il myA~
tar to police aud scientists
Tor several months before HIS
ecEafassaon Blohs had been telling
rrGny Rsart and incredible tales.
% wfhsn he began telling his neigh
nprs that be bad chopped hia part
rsrs head off for disturbing him
With his snoring. little attention
~ns paid 70 him. Finally. hoVev-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
NEW CITY STABLES TO BE
BUILT AT ONCE

city Carpenter Joe Garbeau will
probably take charge Of the con.
atruotion Of the new city stables a.
once aud with a gang Of his own
men complete the work
The ordinance appfopriating t52.
600 for the purpose passed the eonn.
ell last night The board Of public
works is directed 20 get plans ready
aud build ,ae stables The main
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14

ABERDEEN. May 1.-THE big
log Jam. which has blocked the
Nishkah river for the past week
has been broken. In the jam w~se
uver 1000. 600 feet % logs. and Il
was thought Il would take weeks
90 break It.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
pslInsna Trask Team Defeated.

CORVALLIS. ORE May it~ore-
Eon Agricultural college yesterday
defeated Washington state eolisEs
Of Pullman. In = track and nslg
meet. BY the score ~ 50 IL % %
Ia Pullman eiil meet the Uni
vsrrity Of Oregon az Eugene next
Friday.
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enc Yssr for tlo Ferasry.

TACOMA. May f4-w Howard.
a young man who has been about
sentenced to one year In prison b.
Judge Smell for forgery
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W " Cole. Who lives IN the re
Gently annexed territory 81 South
Park. wants the seaftle city couu.
ell 20 pay a grading bin 81 stsl
contracted by the old council Of
that town FOR the grading aud ditch.
ing Of Sunset avenue
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fssattIs stars fseiastss ssfsiee.l
NEW YORK. MAY IA The fun.
erai Of Silent" Smith. the multi
millionaire. who died la the Orient
while on his honeymoon tfip vas
held from g. Bartholomew church
this city The NidoW. who NRa for
merly Mrs Rhinelander Stewart.
attended tho church services. but
ga not 50 10 the grave