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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-05-29
SURRENDERED

The two WycllG brothers who
have eluded all forces of marshals
that have been sent against them
for several ytars, in the hills ofOkla
homa have surrendered and will
take their chances in the courts.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

hereby announce myself az n candidate TO
County Commissioner OF the Third distric
subject to the actisn OF the Republican prim
airy, August 4th, 1908.
d. l.. HOUSTON.
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FOR DISTRICT JUDGE

l hereby announce myself candidate foi
the Republican nominatin for District Judge
subject TO tho action Of the Republican prim
aries of this judicial district.
LINES w, FINLEY.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER

1 will be a Candidate for the office of Com
missioner of the 3rd Commissioner district OF
this county. subject to the action OF the Re
publican primary August 4th.
WIN. CLOVER.
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cures made Dy LII.
Kilmer's Swamp
Root, the great kid
ney, liver and blad-
der remedy.
It Is the great med
ical triumph OF the
nineteenth century
discovered afteryears
of scientific research
by DR.. Kilmer, the
eminent kidney and
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FOR REPRESENTIVE

hereby announce myself as Republican
candidate for Representive OF the Slst district
subject to nomination at the primary election
J.J. HURT.
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DR.. Quayle has just been elected
a Bishop in the M. E. church.
Another Kansas man climbing. d.
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Mae Wood is out on bail. Wol =
der whom she will want to be di.
vorced from next.
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The Coal strike is settled and the
miners 60 to work at the old sche-
dule.
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK

Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news.
papers is sure to know of the wonderful
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FOR SHERRY

thereby announce myself is candidate for
sheriff before the Republican primary of this
county.
WE REYNOLDS.
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FOR DISTRICT CLERK

hereby announce myself asa candipate for
District Clerk Of Neosho County Subject to the
action of the Republican primary.
GEO YOCKEY.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR TREASURER

Iannounce myself a candidate for the oiioe
OF TT -asurer of Neosho county subject to the
decision OF the publican convention or pri'
MARI
J.F.CooPER.
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hersby announce myself as candidate foi
Office of sheriff of Neosho County subject to
Q action OF the Republican primary or caucus
CHI. BARDWELL.
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bladder specialist, and is wonderfully
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rric acid. catarrh of the bladder and
Bright's Disease, which Is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Or Kilmer's Swanp-Root is not rec
commended for everything but If you have
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found Just the remedy you need. II has
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not already tried it, may have = samPg
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Inc more about SwamP-Root, and how .
enaoutifyeu have kidney or bladder tron
HE. When writing mention reading TIM
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address to DR.. Kilmer HERn-.
a Co.. Binghamton,
n p. The regular y, D
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sold by all good druggists. Don't make
snv mistake, but remember the name
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and the address, BinghAmtsn' NJ H. o"
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address to DR.. Kilmer
O. Co.. Binghamton,
n. p. The regular
ffty-cent and one
dollar size bottles are
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Doctor Says He Can Leave Hos
pital Wednesday
MRS. SHERMAN IS RELIEVED
Representative Condition is Greatly
Improved and Plans TO Meet Politi-
cal Friends at Utica Next Friday
Complete Recovery Assured.

CLEVELAND, June 20 feel
fine this morning" was the greeting
Dir. Carter had when he visited Rep
resentative James 5, Sherman at
Lakeside Hospital at II a. m. today
Doctor, when can so home" the
patient asked.
He was assured from the present
indications he could leave the hospital
not later than Wednesday next. The
Vice Presidential nominee immediate
ly began to plan for a conference with
political friends at Utica on Friday
DR.. Carter stated that Mr., Sherman
had obtained several hours Of refresh
ing sleep during the night and felt in
high spirits, freely joking with those
around his bedside His condition
physically was about normal when pr.
Carter called, his temperature being
90, pulse Y, respiration q,
Assurance was expressed today as
to the ultimate complete recovery OF
Mr.. Sherman Mrs. Sherman has
completely regained her strength and
was III the best Of spirits today.
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WASHINGTON, June 26.-In ev-
92yf az the world where there L

WASHINGTON, June 26-In ev-
9art OF the world where there il
United States nag floating tribute
was today paid to the memory OF
Grover Cleveland. Several foreign
governments accorded special honors
for the occasion, American Embas-
sies, legations and Consular Agencies
bore the Stars and Stripes at half
mast. army and navy officers, wher-
ever located, wore badge OF mourn
ing, and battleships. cruisers and YES
sells Of our Navy OF, every type rer
dered appropriate recognition OF the
death Of the former Commander-in-
Chief OF the Army and Navy
Beginning at daybreak, salutes
were fired by all ships and army
posts, beginning at military posts
with thunder OF Is guns and wind
ing up with As guns at sunset.
Throughout the world tribute in some
form, either under American or for
eign auspices, was rendered. In
Latin America, Brazil, with its feeling
OF debt OF gratitude to Mr. Cleveland,
paid the most signal honors,
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VANCOUVER, Wash, June 20
With by scant ceremony the last
work of actual construction Of the
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway
bridge across the Columbia River at
this city, the longest and most expen-
sive structure Of its character in the
world, was completed yesterday af-
ternoon, when the last rivet in the
immense steel structure was welded
home. Although it was generally
known that the steel work OF the
big bridge was nearing completion,
the management made no announce
ment of it, and avoided ceremony in
order that danger Of accidents
among large crowd might be avoid
ed and the record of small loss of life
in the work maintained This record
has been unusual, as notwithstanding
the dangerous character Of the work,
only two men have lost their lives
in the two years Of construction.
The first intimation Of completion
Of the work was the continuous blow
ing Of the steam whistles at the
bridge. This was shortly after q
o'clock, and as soon as the import Of
the sound Of the whistle was realiz-
ed, the steam salute was taken up by
every institution in the city provided
with whistle, and continued for full
ly an hour AS soon as the work was
completed the men employed were
given holiday and came up town
to celebrate. The men appeared al
happy over the event as the most in
terested citizen, and until late in the
vening continued their celebrations.
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CURRENCY ASSOCIATION

WASHINGTON, June 26,-Rep-
resentatives of the eleven national
banks in Washington yesterday took
final steps for the organization of ma
tional currency association under the
new emergency currency law. Formal
applications for the establishment Of
the associations was made and will be
forwarded to Secretary Cortelyou Of
the Treasury Department, for APPROX
al Secretary Cortelyou has already
passed favorably on the plan for form
ing an association here.
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wARsH1ps BOOM sALUTEs.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2o.-ln
respect to the memory of former
President Grover Cleveland, the war
ships in the harbor Of San Francisco
and at the Mare Island Nayy-Yard
and the forts on the heights overlook
ing the Golden Gate, today paid trib-
ute to the distinguished dead Begin
ming at daybreak the flagship Con
necticut, OF the Atlantic hattleship
feet, doomed forth salute which
was followed almost Immediately by
one from the Preside Heights, the
ships firing half hourly guns, which
III turn were followed by those from
the forts.
The flags on the warships, forts,
public and many private buildings
and business houses were placed at
half staff, while on the ships and in
the forts the colors we're draped in
mourning and all officers will wear a
three-inch band OF crepe around their
army for 80 days. AT sunset the
warships in the harbor and the forts
surrounding the bay will fire a last
salute OF As guns.
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Beautiful Effects by Girls on Re-
creation Day
MANY ORIGINAL "sTUNrs"
Bellingham Normal Get First Place
on Poster Display-One of the
Prettiest Features by the Rainier
Circle and University of Oregon.

SEASIDE, Or, June 26,--There
was the usual routine OF classes at
the Northwest Conference OF Young
Women's Christian Associations to-
day, At the city conference the dis
ference the discussion OF finance work
occupied most OF the morning. Mrs.
H. c. Campbell, president of the f.
nance committee of the Portland
Association, opened the discussion
with brief outline OF the work as
carried on so successfully by that as
sociation, Mrs, Campbell emphasized
the Importance Of choosing commit
tee women who are Christians and
believe steadfastly in the power of
prayer.
The decision of the judges on pos
ter exhibits gave Bellingham Normal
first place and Pacific University
second, The judges were Mrs. Ray
mond Broks of Oakland, CAL; Mrs,
+. W. Berry Of Portland; Miss Camp
bell Of Toxic, Japan, and Miss Isabel
Grover, of McMinnville, Or
The University of Oregon girls
wore wreaths OF yellow flowers on
their heads and carried U. Of w,
pennants, As they sang the varsity
song they wrote the word Oregon
on the lawn in front Of the hotel by
dropping handfuls Of confetti, form
ing the letters as they marched. Pa
eidc University gave a clever charade,
Balboa Discovering the Pacific, :"
their college pennant serving to rep
resent that ocean
One OF the prettiest features was
the delegation from the Rainier
circle, dressed in tissue paper dresses
Of purple and white. Miss Hayes
and Miss Campbell served tea in true
Japanese fashion, not emitting to
kneel the required number Of times
with forehead to the ground.
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THE RUSSo-cHINESE BANK.

MUKDEN, June 26.-The Russo
Chinese Bank, in spite OF the protest
OF the Russian legation at Peking, is
to Immediately withdraw IFS branches
from that portion OF Manchuria over
which Japan exercises its influence.
The bank has been short Of its politi-
cal character since the death Of M,
Pokotiloff, former Russion minister
to China, and its withdrawal from
Southern Manchuria, promotes the
Russo japanese entente by further
remarking the spheres OF influence OF
the two in Manchuria.
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PRINCETON, June 26-crover
Clcvelands body lies buried tonight
in the Princeton cemetery. At six
o'clock just as the sun was sinking
in the west a distinguished company
silently watched as the body was
lowered into the grave Then the
simple funeral service by the presby-
terian church were read and before
the last carriage OF the long cortcge
was driven up 70 the path leading 10
the burial plot, che benediction had
been pronounced and the members Of
the family, President Roosevelt and
others who had gathered about the
grave, were leaving the cemetery.
Many Of the personal friends OF the
dead statesman fingered around the
spot and each in turn was permitted
10 cast a shovelful OF earth into the
grave. Agreeable wishes Of Mrs.
Cleveland, that the services both at
home and at the cemetery be OF the
simplest character. An invocation.
scriptural reading, brief prayer and
the reading OF William Wadsworth's
poem, Character OF the Happy War,
rior," constituted the services at the
home, while reading the burial sery-
ice at the grave was brief and i'm.
pressive ceremony Although the
funeral was strictly Of private ma,
ture, those in attendance numbered
many distinguished citizens including
President Roosevelt, Governors Fort
OF New Jersey, Hughes Of New York;
Hoke Smith OF Georgia, former mem
bers Of President Clevelands cabinet,
officials OF the Equitable Life Assur-
ance Company, members OF Prince
ton university faculty and many
friends and neighbors
Mr.. Cleveland was buried in all the
simplicity and privacy he himself
might have wished, as private citi-
zen, rather than as the former chief
that savored as official and military
thta savored as official and military
element was injected solely as a
measure Of protection for President
Roosevelt, who arrived from Oyster
Bay this afternoon, The President,
Governor Fort and Secretary Loeb
were driven at once to Westland,
Upon their arrival at the house the
president went to Mrs, Cleveland,
offering sympathy and expressing a
keen regret for the death OF Mr..
Cleveland. The services begun short
1y thereafter. Along the streets from
the house to the cemetery national
guardsmen mounted, and on foot,
policcd the way Business was sus-
pended in the afternoon, and curtains
were drawn in many Of the houses
Silent crowds stood with barred heads
as the procession wended its way to
the cemetery and the bell OF the old
Nassau Hall tolled mournfully,
President Roosevelt was driven di-
rectly from the grave to the depot
Mrs. Cleveland and the immediate
members OF the family returned to
Westland.
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NEW YoRK'S FOURTH.

NEW YORK, June %. lin pro-
clamation issued by Mayor G, B. Nc
Clellan relative to the observation Of
the Fourth Of July he requests that
only patriotic airs be played by the
bands in the public parks and in the
recreation piers on that day The
usual orders for raising the American
flags on all city buildings are issued
and the mayor further urges citizens
everywhere throughout the city to
display the natural color's as the most
appropriate manner Of celebrating the
anniversary Of independence"
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American League.
Al Philadelphia New York 2, Phil
adclphia 6
AT Boston--W Washington s, Boston
0.
AL Detroit Detroit 2, st. Louis 4.
AT Cleveland Cleveland q, Chi
cago 2.
National League.
AT Chicago Chicago s, Cincin-
matt s
St. Louis |, Pittsburg l.
AT New York Boston 0, New
York z
Pacific Coast League.
AT Los Angcles--Los Angeles 5
Portland 9 IA innings).
AT San Francisco--San francisco
3, Oakland !.
Northwest League.
AT Spokane Aberdeen ;, Spokane
AT Seattle-Seattlc 7, Tacoma l.
AT Vancouver Butte 2, 3, Vancou
yer |, 4.
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NEW YORK, June 26.-Taft is
once more in political harness. For
four days he has been "Bilf' Taft Of
Yale, but sterner things awaited him
and he has cut pleasure short today
by coming to New York to take up
politics. His arrived at the Central
depot was given hearty cheers by
hundreds Of people. He was driven
TO his hotel Later he had dinner at
ST. Regis as the guest Of Jacob g.
Schmidlapp OF Cincinnati Dinner
was an information function attend
ed by several friends Of the Secre-
retary. The party then took an auto
mobile ride about the city, Taft re-
turned to the hotel at 1920 where a
number of political friends had gath
cred. He had a conference with
Booker T. Washington in his rooms.
Washington asked Taft to deliver two
formal addresses to the negroes of
America. No definite conclusion was
reached, but it is not unlikely that at
least one address Of the kind will be
delivered by the Secretary before the
close OF the campaign. General
Luke Wright, Secretary Cortelyou and
Others arrived tonight to confer with
Taft Taft will go to Oyster Bay to-
morrow and return to Washington
tomorrow night.
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IMPORTANT MEASURE.

LONDON, June 26-The Jewish
Chronicle says that during the recent
meeting between King Edward and
Emperor Nicholas at Reval, it was
intimated that Premier Stelypin was
preparing on important measure for
the amelioration of the condition of
the Jews in Russia, This measure, it
is stated, will be directed toward
edifying the laws governing the Jew
ish Poles.
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IN FAVOR OF MEASURE.

GOLDFIELD. June 3-A banquet
rendered to Lieutenant and acting
Governor Diekerson, the successor 10
Governor Sparks, deceased He de-
clared In the favor Of the existing
police law enacted at the special
session OF the legislature last winter
on the demand Of Roosevelt. Dicker-
son Is a member OF the Western Fed
Grafton of Miners and IL was thought
he would advicate the repeal OF the
measure.
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WILL BE EXAMINED.

WALLA WALLA, June 26.-In
the prosecution case Of Bud Barnes,
charged with the murder Of Mrs.
Anna Aldrich, this afternoon rested
the case and attorneys for the de-
Tense put the witness on the stand.
Hypothetical questions will be pro-
pounded to insanity experts tomor
row.
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OPENS HEADQUARTERS.

WASHINGTON, June rs Elmer
Dover, secretary Of the republican
national committee opened the COM
mittee's headquarters in this city tor
day He will do al much work pos
sible, pending the appointment Of q
chairman to cnoduct the campaign.
1t IS expected that the committee will
have headquarters In Chicago and
New York.
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THREE ARE DROWNED.
Two Girls and a Boy Meet Death In
Flood Waters.

MANKATO, MINI, June 26.-Miss
Eva Ehier, aged 10. Miss Maud
Worlds and Max Sues, were drowned
in the food waters, caused by an
overflow OF the river here. The girls
had gone bathing in Cornclia street
Sues tried 10 rescue them but they
got into deep water
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BELL rs POSITIVE.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 26. AT
the meeting Of Democrats. tonight
Theodore A, Bell in the course Of his
speech said BY tomorrow night he ex-
pected to have in his pocket tele-
gram telling Of his selection as the
temporary chairman of the national
convention at Denver
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NAVAL FLEET
May Dismantle The Three Founder
Guns & Install Six Founders

VALLEJO, Cal, June 26.--It is
stated here that all OF the three pound
er guns on the cruiser and battle
ships OF the Pacific and Atlantic fleets
are TO be dismantled and turned over
to the different naval stations and
that six Founders will be installed in
their place.
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MANY CONDOLENCES.

WASHINGTON. June 26. = Con.
dolenccs from foreign governments
Of the death Of Cleveland are begin
ming to be received In the state de-
partmcnt. Those already on hand are
from Cuba. Costa Rica, Brazil, Aus
tria Hungary. Diplomats from other
countries telegraphcd their sympathy.
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COMMITS SUICIDE.

LEXINGTON. June 26.-Henry
Miller. l04 years Of age, one of the
oldes, men in Kentucky, who grew
tired OF life. committed suicide today
at Harrodsburg with Paris green.
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TACOMA LoosING OUT.

WASHINGTON, june 26-Isth-
mian Canal Commission discontinued
the purchasing agency at Tacoma,
and has transferred the work which
consisted principally the inspection
of lumber to an army engineer at
Seattle
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PRESIDENT AT OYSTER BAY.

OYSTER BAY. June 26.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt returned here tonight
from Princeton where he attended the
funeral OF the late Grover Cleveland.
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In honor OF the memory Of former
President Grover Cleveland the guns
at Vancouver Barracks began firing
salutes at noon today, which will be
continued throughout the afternoon
and close with salute of As guns this
evening
Flags are flying at halfmast from
every government building in the city
OF Portland. Immediately after the
announcement OF Mr., Cleveland's
death an order came from the Treas
ury Department that flags be so
placed at the custom-house building
and remain for period of 80 days,
The same instructions came from the
tmaster-General. AT the munci-
pal buildings the same token of re-
spect is shown to the dead statesman.
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
BY WIRELESS.

The United Wireless station On
Telegraph Hill, in thss city, reports
the battleship Kentucky sbeing $50
miles south of the bar and proceed
ing to San Francisco She reports
"AlI we'll"
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ORDERS NEW ELECTIONS.

TEHERAN, June 26. Shah will
issue decree Sunday dissolving the
parliament and ordering new cleo
tions, General amnesty has been pro-
claimed, No longer will there be any
danger for refugees in the legations.
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THIRTY DAYS MOURNING.

APPOLIs, June 26 Thirty days
Of official mourning at the Naval
Academy, in memory Of Cleveland
Under orders the navy department
officers Of the academy will wear
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CAN ACCEPT GIFTS.

WASHINGTON, June 26- TAFT
granted the permission OF the othcers
to accept presents offered to them for
acts performed in the line Of duty,
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WALSH AND GARDNER WIN.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 26.
Jimmy Walsh beat Jimmy Carroll in
18th round. Jimmy Gardner won from
Kyle Whitney in 18th round tonight.
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SERVICES ARE SIMPLE
Personal Friends Were Permit.
ted to Cast ShoyeIfuI Of
Earth Into Grave
SLEEPS BESIDE DAUGHTER

President Roosevelt Present and
Many Other Distinguished Citizens
Body Was Lowered Into Grave at
Just Six O'clock.
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SALUTE AT VANCOUVER
Badges Of Mourning Are Worn
by Officers In All Ranks
and Station
BATTLEsHlPs BOOM SALUTE

From the Highest to the Lowest
Citizen Unite and Pay Tribute to
the Honor of the Late Grover
Cleveland.
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ARRIVES IN NEW YORK.
Is Greeted by Hundreds Of Peo-
pie on Arrival at the Gen.
tral Depot
TAKES AN AUTOMOBILE RIDE

Holds Conference With Booker T.
Washington Who Asks Him to Adj
dress Negroes, But no Definite Con-
clusion is Reached.
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black band crepe on the left arm for
that period Of time.
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BRIDGE COMPLETED
Last Riyet Driven on Immense
100000 Structure
OVER THE COLUMBIA RIVER

Spokane, Portland and Seattle r. r.
Bride, the Longest and Most Ex-
pensive Bridge Of It's Kind in the
World.