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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17

REMAINS FOUND NEAR KENMORE ARE IDENTIFIED
BURGLARS STEAL 500
FROM STORE WINDOW

which the burglars were apparent
~ acquainted.
ai 2 o'clock and noticed that the
bills we're IN the window At the
time. About o'clock he passed
the window again and was aston.
lahed 60 see that every bin was
missing Accompanied by Patrol.
man White. who relieved him ~ 4
O'Clock. be made an investigation.
finding that the thieves had enter.
ed By the skylighi. finding a ladder
convenient 10 their use.
AZ far AZ can be aHcertained.
nothing was taken except the bills
In the window. All the bills were
Of the same denomination, o., and
all we're new.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
LUMBERMEN FACE
ODD PROPOSITION

llove that there is mistake some
whore for az one expressed II. THE
ruling seems too far wrong from
even a general business standpoint
10 have been made IN good faith rs
a body Of Intelligent square dealing
men as we believe the Interstate
commerce commission TO be
Macy lumber and shingie manu-.
facturera have been shipping down
TO Utah and vicinity through 70
catelio In anticipation Of 10 cent
decrease and these men now find
themselves " the interstate com.
mission ruling Is not mistake.
either forced TO pay a ~ cent IN.
crease or fght the ease ia the
courts
n n the opinion Of local lumber.
men that the ruling could never
hold water IN any court as n savors
too much Of an expost-facto law.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
! LOST ONE FOOT;
HELP IS WANTED.

This Is for the fellow who :
: has got two feet. IN behalf Of =
"a fellow who has only got ore. =
ts broke ard nas an aged =
4 mother 20 support. You prob =
4 sniy haven't much money 70 q
SCARE, but enough 70 boy .
cigar, an ice cream soda or .
: some ether luxury. We al .
nsnase &c do this. q
3 Here 10 Russell Morrison. /.
3 seing cared for BY friends II .
. Esmoncs. after iosina his feet =
. IN train accident tiis friends =
: are poor. like himself. He has .
: relatives IN los Anssles sxhe .
: ear help him, but he has no .
. reney 70 get there. Morrison =
: has an aged mother 10 support. =
. He's w against u hard, in the q
: worst kind % luck. .
= Tske look at your two q
coed fee, and come on in with .
= nickel or q dime or q dollar. .
3 The star will forward the .
= money 10 him. Women can .
= also help. In fact, subaerip- .
: TORS 70 date have been for .
> ths most part from the women. .
= 4 full list Of oonators will be .
Z pubiished tomorrow. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
c. p. MAY REFUSE TO
ADOPT NEW RATES.

The Canadian Pacific Railway
company has Intlmatod 10 tha
Transpaclfc Tariff bureau that a
viii not adopt the new tariff pre-.
pared by the bureau al the confer
enco held IN Seattle last week.
The tariff was adopted By an the
companies. except the G. = II.
Should the Canadian Pacific fail
10 adopt the old tariff and main
tain the old rates. steamship men
engaged ia the tranBpaciflc trade.
ray that they would have 10 meet
the cut. which would be unpfoft.
able, or 80 out Of business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
LABORER CONFESSES
TO GROCERY THEFT.

Accused OF the theft Of S25 worth
of tools and s45 worth OF groceries
from the store OF s. Cone, located
at the corner OF Stacy ~. and
Second ay. s.. Alex Macdonald, "A
lahorer In an oil refinery was ar.
rested last night by Patrolman
Humphrey lie admitted his guilt.
having entered the store by means
OF a pass key last Sunday lie Will
be compelled 20 face a charge OF
grand larceny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
OF
MONTANA IN
CONVENTION

HELENA. Mont. Sept Flor
msr Senator Mantle Of Butte. seems
e. have the lead IN the race for
nomination for governor before the
republican state convention. which
is in session here today. Edward
Dolan ~ Mlsaoula and Charles X.
Webster Of Great Falls. however.
are making the fight hot for Man.
tie Dolan has big following and
bis supporters are In great evi.
dencc.
United States Senator Thomas
II Carter il a central figure IN the
convention. and IL Is said he will
aid Dolan The convention will
adopt platform containing
strong plank endorsing Taft and
Sherman and the republican plat.
form adopted at Chicago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
TRAINS COLLIDE
IN DENSE FOG.

CHICAGO. Sept 1.-THE heavy
fox which hangs over this city 70.
day IL held responsible for two col
lialOns on the elevated railroad
lines. One man WAS killed and six
injured IN the two wrecks. both Of
which we're rcarend collisions. the
forward trains having slowed down
or stopped az stations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
SANDER LINE SOLD FOR
THE FORTlETH Time

MF Sander this morning 70.
fused 10 discuss the matter. and
Biz attitude gives the impression
that. II his line iH sold. somebody
took advantage Of him when he
wasn't looking and disposed Of a.
ftinor has been peddling this
ine ever since the frat tie was
laid Pretty nearly everybody that
had ans wheels and uss for pair
Of tracks has bought the line at
ore time Or another All the trans.
sentimental railroads and some
steamship ilues have acquired u.
but aisaya Mr. Sander has been
san the iob the next day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
PASSENGER MEN
BOUND FOR HOME

Nothing left but the contract
check your baggage"
The above II the program for to-
dag as set forth by the official pro-
gram Of the American Association
II Passenger Agents A special
train Of six cars left last night FOR
tho south. carrying a large NUM-
Der Of the agents back TO their re -
spectiva headquarters Before leav-
ing the agents declared that every
member Of their big association
would work long and hard for the
success Of the Alaska Yukon Pa o.
eific exposition. They expressed
Themselves as more than satisfied
with their treatment "a Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
Pioneer Alaskan Passes
Away in Southern
California.

Capt John } Heaiy. pioneer ot
Alaska. and one ut the most rcle
DRAFTED characters connected with
the early histury of the northern
country dropped dead % heart IAN.
are In Los Angeles last Monday
nisht according % adyiccs received
here Today he was the founder
81 the North American Trading 4
transportation company. the "a
oneeF commercial company "a
Alaska
Capt Heaiy WAS picturesque
maker ~ history In Idaho. Mon
tana. the Canadian Northwest and
Alaska, aud the originator Of some
Of the most amazing projects ever
conceived
In his career OF remarkable "a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
VIM. Dedering Shoots and
Seriously Injuries j.
b. Ridenour.

A the result 1T a quarrel over
~sulng property on Dome Creek.
i The Fairbanks district. on Aug
"a "A William Ordering. widely
sraun As -Cariboo hill" and reput.
q mart owner of the Alaska build
~ ID this city shot and seriously
scunded J. n. Ridcnour. u promln.
y, miniug operator Of the Fair.
.anks district
pxdersng Is now under arrest at
rslrbanks where be Was arFaisned
pn charge % assault with intent
n I'm and pleced under heavy
hcuds ID Awast trial
He~ Trouble Began.
Accurding 20 Information reach.
lns this city. Ordering and some
men were working on Dome
Creek claim which Was In iliiwa
lion. when RidenouF and party 81
men visited the claims aud order
Il wcrk stopped
Ridenour told Dederiuge men
n drop their tools nedcriug told
Rldsnour not 20 touch the tools and
.ss latter Fct0rtsd something about
nstering beins afraid a. shoot any.
hosy.
Fires al RidenoUf.
pedering fired a shot az Riden.
tsr nom a rife The bullet enter.
= Ridsnours right shoulder. caus.
ias serious injuries. The wounded
nan vas taken 10 the hospital and
VA recover Dedering Is nos IN
kn Il II reported In Seattle that
NJ news Was suppressed a. Fair
banks 10 far as possible
The shootinK caused considerable
excitement IN the district. where
both men own considerable valu
able mining property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
Bills Used for Advertising
Lure Thieves to
Bold Crime.

Fifty s. bills. used as novel
means OF advertising the Burnside
iiat Co. Of $40 Third ay., we're
stolen from tho companya show
window By bold burglars some time
between 2 and Z O'clock this morn.
ing
The bills had been stuck into the
bands % hats on display ia the
window Tor the purpose Of marking
the price. II had been the custom
20 lvave them In the window over
might and this was fact With
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
Visits Him and Gets
Real Angry-Will
Fight Him.


CINCINNATI. o.. Sept i7.--car.
RE Nation to-day delivered herself
~ an old'time harargue 10 Vim. A.
Taft abusing him severely and
promising 70 uae an her powers
against him and the republican
party. The candidate received the
famous saloon nnasher ~ith cour.
sesy, and smiled pleasantly and 90
utsiy az her TRADE. ARer the IN.
tersie~ Carrie declared that Taft
vas made out % putty b. Reese.
veli." and designated him a. a
coward, saying he was afraid 10
discuss the questions which she
asked him.
When Carrie was received by
Judge TAFT. she az once asked him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
Commissions Ruling Is
Likely to Cost
Them Dearly.

Lumber and shlngle firms Of Sc.
attic are up IN the air over a recent
decision Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission ia regard 20 shipments
By way Of Portland and Pocatello
Idaho According 20 telegraphlc
advlees received here the decision
allowing 10 per cent decrease IN the
old rate does not 30 mo effect until
Oct. 10. while n "a cent Increase la
allowed the railroads on all lumber
shipments between Oct 10. 1907,
and Oct rs, 1908.
The ruling Is said 10 be uncon.
and the iumbermen be.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17

work can be done. and by the time
the first intercollegiate game is
played he is very certain he viii
have team which will surprise the
Northwest
None Of the men as yet have as
Elrance that they have cinched their
positions on the eleven. The turn
outs have been very large. there
being more than enough men for
three teams
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
NEW PLUMBING LAWS.

Several proposed changes m the
plumbing laws win be recommended
by the city council health and SAM
itation committee one will permit
the use OF cast iron drain pipes In
buildings mp 90 100 feet In height,
and another viii permit the use
Of iron fittings dipped I'm asphalt
instead of galvanized iron, where
SO loalrnh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
sEeRAplHo NOISE
AhNoYS HOSPITALS.

lohsiderabio complaint about the
~. ,'t,,sf nuisance has been made 10 the
~ vlilciais ~ nurses ln hospitals
~r.ted in the districts which nee
~ Aitecied bv roErado operations
N. MAR protest ~ made aRalumf
w noise N me dirt trains and
~am sloyeia during the nieht line
49, y cifg ordnance prohibit
SUCH forms ~ diaiurbanre
,, .u.n may De invoked N the com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
Stone d Webster Are Said
to Be Purchasers
This Time.

Agaln. Tor the nmpty siesuth
time , = Sanders Seattle everett
interurban line has been sold This
ume Il 10 Stone a Webster. and
rumpF has g that the property was
turned over 10 this company zee
trrday However. Mr.. Sander
docsnt appear 10 know anything
about the sale. or. u be does be
hardly believes II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
LUMBERMEN ARE
HERE ON VISIT.

Six prominent lumbermen Of the
northwest. who are on a pleasure
trip. are ia Seattle. stopping at the
Hotel Butler The men are y. VII
laume and W. Il Shaw, both Of st.
Paul, J A. aammcrg and John
Ogren Of saltwater, MINI, and "
N Crombie and T. r McGOldrck
of Spokane
The party have just come down
from Canada. where they toured the
kootenay country and other lumber.
Ing districts 0f the provinces They
will leave shortly for Portland and
the Oregon country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
Fac-Simile Signature and
Checkbook Fatten
His Pocket.

Using the rubber stamp 81
Mougin A Price. grading coutrac.
tors with offices at the corner Of
zsth ave W and Grand boulevard
and forging the name Of = Mousiu
a member Of that firm. 10 checks
on the Northern Bank a Trust
company. q young man who gave
his name a. G w Reed, obtained
s24s0 1T two Seattle clothing
stores last Saturday. and tho police
department has been asked 20 ap-
prehend him.
The rubber stamp used for the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
M'BRIDE DENIES HE WILL
MAKE CONTEST

= Cuan intended 20 contest The ~.
eent primary election on the ground
that the second choice provision 81
TIE statute IL unconstitutional
So far a. I am concerned there
IL absolutely not a word ~ truth
10 the statement. declared Nr. Nc.
Bride today = know nothing about
such = proposition have taken
80 such steps myself and have not
authorized anyone else to act for
RE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
ALASKA ATTORNEY HERE.

Jerry Coushy. OF Fairbanks the
well known Alaska attorney Is in
Seattle on his way TO the Green
River Hot Springs, whore he viii
stay for a month. Mir Coushy then
leaves for New York ON 4 business
trip. after which he win visit his
old home IN owen Sound. Ontario.
Can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
ENGINEER BREAKS LEG.

when the steamer Hazel Dollar
was bunkerinE al Nanaimo. chief
Engineer Wilbur Of san Francisco.
fell between the steamer and the
dock breaking his lex lie was
left az Nanaimo for medical treat
ment The Hazel Dollar put IN at
Victoria yesterday to ship a new
chief engineer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17

10y QHttca ffeaAt
CHESTERFIELD. Mass. Sept IL.
The police today are following
the theory that Miss Esther Hill.
bert young girl who mysterious.
~ disappeared from her home here
sunday. Ia on a trans-continental
elopement journey with Philip
Bradley. former school mate
whose home now IL IN North Yak.
lima. Wash
Miss Hilbert Was student at
Smith college and her disappear.
ancc had caused great concern at
the Institution II Is believed that
Bradley arranged 20 meet the girl
at the college Sunday and that they
are now on their way 20 the north.
west
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
JEWS RESENT INSULT.

NEW YORK. Sept Ill Jewish
against Police Commits
slansf bingham has nhRtsd some
y lat today owing W his repudia 4.
lion ~ magazine article publish
ID under hls maine. iu which n
waH stated that 80 per cent - the
criminals ia New York were Jews
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
TAFT'S FRONT PORCH
CAMPAIGN OFF.

CINCINNATI. Sept. i7-Tafts
front porch campaign" was Off.
cially abandoned today by the fail.
ure ~ a delegation from the Fiji
tecnth Ohio district to secure rail.
road rates to visit the candidate at
this city The proposed speeches
from the front porch will never be
delivered Taft IS anxious 20 start
on hts tours and win give an his
time between now and Sept % TO
making preparations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
BAD FRUIT TO sE BURNED.

One hundred aud fifty boxes Of
fruit infected with scales. worms
and fungus have been condemned
on the Seattle market by Warren
G. Pendleion, deputy state com.
missioner OF horticulture The
fruit will be burned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
Says Tale OF Suit 70 Test
Primary Law Is
Untrue.

Henry Mcbride to-day empha,ioai.
y denied the story sent out from
this city BY telegraph last nleht
TO the effect that he and Charles
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
FINED FOR LARCENY.

J J. Murphy was fined $500 In
Judge Frater's court this morning
for the offense OF larceny from
the person. Murphy entered a plea
Of guilty Co the charge that he had
relieved August Strom OF $40 with
out his consent on July 4.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
WILL MEET VISITOR.

Local Congregationallsts will as
gemble al "a luncheon IN the Y. NJ
G. A. at 1916 tomorrow afternoon
To meet Frank Dyer national score.
tary Of the Congregational Broth
ofhoOd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
PROVE TO BE- THOSE OF
MINDEN S. WATSON
KNOWN WOMAN MET DEATH
NEAR JUANTTA

Believed 10 be a second lake
shore murder victim. and last seen
on May -, the same day that has
been fixed by the officers az the
date on which the unknown woman
was iouily murdered near Juanita.
on the north shore OF Lake Wash.
ington, the body OF Minden S.
WATSON, aged ~. who has been
missing since May from his home
IN this city. AT 100 i2nd ~. North.
east, Was found In the dense woods
two miles northeast Of Kenmore
yesterday.
The spot where Wasson's re-.
mains we're discovered by Capt.
w. HuFd. while out hunting, - on.
~ about four miles from the place
where searchors several weeks
ago found the hcadless body OF an
unidentified woman. hidden be.
meath a pile Of logs and brush, and
evidently the victim OF a ghoulish
murder.
Believe He Was Murdered.
Several relatives are satisfied
that WATSON met his death as the
result 81 violence The remains
were In such an advanced stage Of
decomposition that no external evf.
dence Of foul play could be seen.
When found. the body was par.
tally disrobed. an ovorshirt and a
belt being located IN a ciump OF
brush about sixty feet distant from
the body Ills hat was missing aud
was not found In the hurried
search made b. Deputy Coroner
Drnmey, who brought the remains
back TO this city yesterday
Positively Identified.
The last doubt about the body
being that % WATSON WAS cleared
away this morning when W. 8.
Thomas, brother IN law. Of s04I
End ave Northeast. and Fred Was.
son. a brother. identified n grin.
articles Of wearing apparel. a purse
aud a ring which were found in
the dead mans trousers pocket. as
having been In the possession Of
their relative when he last left
home
Wasson's death seems TO be
shrouded In the deepest mystery
and IN order 10 get an the lnforma.
ton possible relatives Will visit
Kenmore and the surrounding
country this afternoon 20 see n
they can learn anything that will
throw llght on the case.
Wasson's Movements.
A. near as can be determined.
WATSON left his Rome in Seattle
on May Z, announcing that he was
going TO Victoria The man was
actually a. Vancouver. at the Hotel
Winters. on May "a. and was seen
IN that city by George Bishop. who
so reported TO relatives after reach.
iuE Seattle Wasson's subsequent
are unknown. but he
most likely came back TO Seattle
In order 10 reach Kenmore. and
his reason for falling 20 call az his
own house after return. or inform.
ing relatives OF his presence here.
is regarded as highly unaccount.
able by the members Of the family.
Second Trip TO Kenmore.
WATSON had been In the vicinity
~ Kenmore on a previous occasion.
but had no acquaintances there.
or any known business which
would have induced him 10 20 TO
that out Of the way place He was
not acquainted. nor had he any
correspondence with any woman so
far as known. who might be the
unknown woman found murdered
A few miles distant In the woods.
Fred WATSON. the brother. who
Is inclined 90 the theory that the
man met with foul play,
expresses a belief that he was XIII.
ed by the same party or parties
who killed the unknown woman
found In the woods He adds that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17

WASHINGTON. Sept IA
cablegram was received today At the
navy department from Admiral
sperry requesting the department
10 reduce hts coal estimate on the
voyage from Manila 10 New York by
1000 tons
The revised estimate sent by Ad.
miral sporry "a the result % the in.
creased economy Of coal effected
by the Atlantic fleet on ~ voyage
across the Pacific ocean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
FLEET SAILS
TOMORROW
Battleships Leave for
Manila After
Coaling.

ALBANY. West Australia. Sept.
1.-The FIRST break IN the achedul.
ed Itinerary Of the fleet occurred
today owing 10 the delay Ia coalinE
the battleships AZ this port.
The fleet was to have left here
for Manila this morning but Was
unable 70 get away because several
vessels had not yet received their
full quota 81 coal
II Il announced that the fleet viii
sail tomorrow morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
WILL MANAGE ESTATE.

w G. Dawson. formerly manager
of the Alaska Pacific Steamship
company was appointed manager
Of the interests of the late Can't.
~ T.. Cainc az "a meeting OF the
executors, held last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
MARINES COMING
FOR BRE MERTON

VALLEJO CAL Sept IA draft
Of 60 marines viii leave Mare ia.
land for hremerton tomorrow. hav.
Ing been ordered north for duty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17

vice president; Ruth Evans. aeore.
taryi Chris Doba0n. treasurer.
George kllnefelter. yellmaster.
Helen Steele. class editor. and Dave
Rosenberg, exchange editor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
sENIoRs ELEcT oFFlcERs.

Alta meeting n the 100 class of the
Washington high school yesterday
afternoon Jack Carey WIS elected
president. Laurence Livingston,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17
'srrLERs FLOCK TO COAST.

-. fhANci8cO. Sept a. II
n ,snng.lnce1 "a tbe headulartere
N. We southern Pacific that during
ee,, ilIsi 10 days that the oagfer8
ffea .1 rates have been in effect
w .,eliieff have been brought into
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-17

FAIR TONIGHT AND FRIDAY; LIGHT
WEsTERL Y BREEZE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-01

A novel method of heating water for the bath-
rooms has been adopted The sun god has been
employed. On the roof OF each dormitory is an
imitation of an adobe Indian oven. This covers
a reservoir from which water flows through a
curious sun heater. The employment of the sun
as a janitor is a novel idea. 1t puts the respOn-
sibility for warm bath water upon Il stoker VINO
cannot be reached with complaints if the water
is not warm early in the winter mornings on
such days as it may chance to rain it will be
impossible TO blame any one.
BY following the pueblo idea opportunity has
been given for the development of a body OF
unique college traditions and ceremonies On
festive occasions long strips OF the crimson chilli
peppers are festoOned around the college build
the caves of their homes. Here, and there
pumpkins and gayly colored Navajo blanketa-
At night the students gather for merrymakngs
around immense bonfires in the plaCitas
Indian names have been given to the dOrmi-
tories that for women being known as "Ho-ko-
ma (.The Butterfy''). the Sikyatki symbol for
maiden The mems d0rmtory is called HKwa-
TAXA ("Man-eagIe"). after Il legendary monster
which lived in the sky and married the people OF
Skyatki until their war god killed it Perhaps
the inhabitants Of Albuquerque the morning fol-
lowing Halloween will consider the name espe-
cially apt.
The basis of the design for the buildings Of
the university was the report of Jesse Walter
Fevkes. of the bureau of ethnOiOgy regarding
the shapeIess ruins of Sikyatki, an Indian pueblo
DESTROYED long before the Spanish invaders
entered the territory comprised in New
Mexico.