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Bonds,
Money on Call.

New York, December 4.-Money on call steady, 2@2% per cent; ruling rate, 21A per cent; closing bid, 2A per cent; offered at 21h per cent. Time loans a shade firmer and pretty active: 50 days, 8 per cent; 90 days, S@3A per cent; six months, S1a per cent.
 Prime mercantile paper, 3AQ41s per cent; sterling exchange weaker with ac- tual business in bankers bills at $4.S4. 40 for 6O-day bills and at $4.S6.45 for demand; commercial bills, $4.S4@4. .S4A; bar silver, 4Sc; Mexican dollars, 45c; government bonds steady; railroad bonds strong.
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Weekly Interior Towns.

Albany-Receipts, 759; shipments, 5SS; stock, 327O.
 Atlanta-Steady; middling, 15-16c; receipts, 5552; shipments, 51SO; stock 1S,4 AIS.
 Brenham-Receipts, 36O shipments 150; stock, 2242.
 Charlotte-Steady; middling, Sc; re- ceipts, 1917; shipments, 1917.
 Columbia-Receipts, 5704; shipments 2004; stock, 23,700.
 Columbus, Ga.-Quiet; middling, S1Ac; receipts 2515; shipments, 2925 stock, 17,46S.
 Columbus, Miss.-Receipts 37S1; ship ments, 3S34; stock, 10,373
 Dallas-Receipts 4304; shipments, 3932; stock, 1889.
 Eufaula-Receipts 767 shipments, 644; stock, 51O1.
 Greenwood S. C.-Receipts, 1154; shipments, S39; sales, 915; stock, 7S42.
 Helena-Receipts, 2S94; shipments, 2760; stock, 25,210.
 Little Rock Steady; middling, 8 11-16c receipts. 12,407; shipments, H. 665; stock, 47,591.
 Macon-Receipts SS39; shipments. 2948; stock, 13,946.
 Meridian-R 5S64; shipments, 5532; stock, 17,972.
 Montgomery-Dull; middling, S& c; receipts, S343 shipments, 562S; stock, 42,942.
 Nashville-Middling, S7sc; receipts, 514 shipments, 401; sales, 353; stock, 2544.
 Natchez-R Receipts, 2Ss1; shipments, 905; stock, 17,26S.
 ewberry-Receipts, 1908; shipments, 1908.
 Raleigh--Easy; middling, Sac; re- ceipts, 6S9 shipments 750; stock, 559.
 Rome-Receipts, 3335; shipments, 2563 stock, 11597.
 Selma-Receipts, 6592; shipments, 5O66 stock, Il ,457.
 Shrevep ort-Easy; middling, S1ac; re- ceipts, 3750 shipments, 29S3; stock, 12,654.
 Wick ksburg-Receipts, 4790; shipments, 1905; stock, 26,S54.
 Yazoo City-Receipts, 5159; shipments 35S2; stock, 1S,333.
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Cotton Seed Oil.

New York, December 4--Cotton seed oil: Prime crude, BOG; prime crude yellow, 3SA @39c; market quiet.
 New Orleans, December 4-Cotton seed oil: Prime refined in barrels, per pound, 5, 10c.
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lures market closed steady. unchanged to 5c lower: sales. 25,000 bags. including; December, 5.05@5.1Oc; March, SOC; May 5.20@5. 25c; September, 5.9oe.
 Spot quiet; Rio No. 2, 61kc; Santos No. {. 7B@S1sc; mild dull; CordoVa, 5z4es4-za..
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Cotton Seed Wanted

We are independent buyers and crushers of cotton seed, and shippers will find it to their advantage to communicate with us before selling
 LOUISVILLE COTTON SEED PROD- UCTS CO, Louisville, Ky. 12-4-10t
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$23.25 to Washington and re- turn on December 5, 6, 2 and 8, Southern Railway. Through sleeper on afternoon train.
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Treasury Statement.

Washington, December 4.-Today's state- ment of the treasury's balance in the general fund shows: Available cash bal ances, $147, ,946, 479; gold coin and bullion, s25, ,33S, ,054; gold certificates, $55, ,100,S5o.
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IlwilT- Dry Goods.

New York, De.e...ber 1.-The dry goods market shows an easier condition in some conditions. Gray cottons and yarns have lost the feverish demand of two weeks ago. The jobbing houses are doing a steady business with fair activity in the holiday goods department. Considerable discussion has been started in the woolen and worsted goods division as a conse- Quence of tariff hearings at Washington Carpet wools are advancing in this mar- ket
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New York Cotton Futures.

New York, December 4.-The follow ing statistics on the movement of cot ton for the week ending Friday, De- cember 4, were compiled by the New York cotton exchange:
 WEEKLY MOVEMENT
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LOCAL STOCKS & BONDS
Local Iron Market.
Local Securities.

(Corrected by Otto Marx & Co.,. Brown
 Marx Building.)
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Coffee Market.

New York, December 4-The coffee flu
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Total saIes Tor the day 1,Oo7 OOO shares.
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THE CLOSING STOCK LIST.
Sales. High. Low. Close.

1900 1231h 122k 122h 600 40I 47A 49
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
THIS CAT WAS
BROUGHT BACK

flitls Eifl h~xs the patile " hnip
finH hHf zeal black ut named uasf4s
Has Fea Fthon on hia usrk Disappeared
raesaaf aftsfHssn fram tst rtfd -.
snd rhFfff, kiudif phone East tsss
Steward =~fTseu
A = result 81 shr above want adj
IN The Star Saturday night. there
q q happy little eiri In Seattle TO.
day.
Annls Jackson. the nine year old
daughteF % Mra X W. Jackson.
e4g 93rd av.. lost her cat "Rastma
last Tuesday The cat ~as pet
~ the ehlld and she could not be
ronaoied for tia iaaa
she advertised In the Times aud
the Poat.inteillgencer but heard no
news of her Kitty She had given
the cat up when neighhor advised
putting an al In The Star
An ad wAa Inserted Saturday aud
the same evening the cat was re
turned By another little girl. who
had found Rasiaa aimicasiy wan.
dering blocks away from his home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
HIS LIFE Is
THREATENED
Marriage Reform Is Hot
Water al Home and
Abroad.

ATLANTA, Ca, July 40
Threats o. dire venasanes and even
death were received today by Rep.
resentative Glenn among the no.
msrous mlsslves from indignant
women. from whom he has been
hearing IN unmeasured terms daily
since he introduced a bill prohibit.
ina the ensnaring Of husbands BY
false charms
Glenn 10 IN q very delicate posl-
ton AZ home also. his sslfe express.
inc her indignation AZ the number
Of letters he 10 receiving from WON.
en- and refusing 20 accept hls es.
plantation az 10 their nature.
ulenn'a blll which stirred up the
tempest. provides that any mar.
riage resulting from false charms
Of the bride shall be- declared null
and void. lie puts pads. false
teeth. cosmetics. wtsa and rats on
he Hat Of tabooed beautlfiers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
OFF FOR
CHICAGO
Delegates to the Independ-
emf League Conven-
lion Ready 10 Go.

SAN FRANCISCO. July 20 -spe-
clal trains have been chartered and
flnal preparations are being made
today by Chairman Hugh J Me.
Isaac. Of the state central commit.
tee, for the journey 10 the Chicago
convention Of the western delegates
Of the Independence party.
The California delegation viii
leave next "Wednesday night. At
Reno the next morning the Nevada
delegation viii join thu Californlana.
At Denver the New Mexican dele.
cation VIII join the train.
The Washington delegates will
Join the Oregon delegates AZ Port.
land on Wednesday. taking their
departure for Chicago on a special
train NJ q O'Clock In the evening
Idaho delegates will Join the Ore
son and Washington train.
The Colorado and Utah delrga
lions will join the train when the
two trains are combined They OK.
poet To arrive at Chicago on July 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
CORTELYOU CLUB
SEES SEATTLE

The Cortelyou club. OF Brooklyn.
visited Seattle today. arriving
this morning on the Flyer
from Tacoma. The party. which
~ composed % wealthy men. IL
making n tour Of the west
The tourists spent today sight.
seeing about the city. and left this
evening AZ O'Clock for Yellow.
stone National park In their luxur.
ious special train
There are I3s people In the
party. Of which L. =. vosbcrg has
charge
Officials OF the Chamber of Com.
merce and Of the A.-f.-P. expoai.
ton took the party In three special
trolley cays 10 the fair grounds.
where they were shown the prog
rcAH OF the work.
The remainder Of the time was
spent riding around the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
FORCES FIGHT
ON JUNK MAN

City Attorney Ellis DE Bruler
swore out warrants today for the
arrest OF Frank schwartz. X. iso.
shima. H. Fisleman and J. w. Zieve.
all iunkmen.
4 am going 10 arrest every funk
dealer In the city who has no H.
cense. said Mr. De Bruler. and
settle this thing once for all f"
The city ordinance requires all
junk dealers 10 pay a license fee Of
SIS. Several were arrested six
months ago and the case was APP
pealed TO the superior court The
superior court sustained the city or.
dinance and notice OF appeal to the
supreme court was filed
The briefs have not been filed
yet. and City Attorney DE Brulcr
lost patience and decided to bring
the matter TO a showdown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
AMERICANS
AGAIN WIN
Take Two Olympic Events
and Record Is Also
Broken.
tBy United pressl

LONDON. July 20 Favori,lsm
shown the athletes representing the
United Kingdom By the Judges Of
the Olympic games threatens 10 re-.
suit today In the withdrawal 81
teams from several competing coun.
tries The Americans are not In.
cludcd IN this number for although
they have been plainly dlncrlmin,
atcd against. the athletes from the
United States declared their intsn.
ton o. remaining IN the contest un.
al the end
France il leading che proteatantn.
and there Is imminent danger 81 its
team leaving Tho stadium before to
days events are concluded
America son ave more points to
day when G. M Daniels. ~ New
York. equailed the worlds record
Ia the 100 meter swim. winning
first place In the final beat. iiis
time was I minute IS seconds
Daniels won his heat tn tho pre-
llminatien In ! minute ~ 10 nec
oada tie wa4 opposed In the finals
BY DelhaimAys Of Hungary. wbo
won his preliminary In minute
> IS seconds. In the finals Deihai.
mag wAa second and Julian. Of S~e.
dian. third.
Ia the catch .ascateh.ca wrest.
lag today four good matches we're
pulled off Al the contestants
we're Eug.iahmen Press Temp
kina defeated Weathsrall. Saunders
defeated W. J. Cox. Davis defeated
knighs. and Samson defeated
Schwann
Protest % the Americans against
discrimination By the English ON
clals to-day resulted in two runners
from the United States qualifying
for the 500 meter run. Sheppard
and Haletsd had been placed in the
aams heat and were 20 have been
forced 10 run against each other.
Sullivan. captain of the Americans
protested. and after a lengthy
argument. the judges consented TO
separate them
G. !. Bacon. of America. estab.
liahed a nsw record In the t00.meter
hurdles when he won the third heat
In the pFellminarlea In 81 seconds
Hoops. OF Holland. won tho first
heat In this event and y l. Coe.
Of America. took the second heat
The fourth heat vent 10 Harmon. Of
England.
The finals 81 the standing broad
Jump was won By Ray Ewry. Of
America, who made 10 feet iiA
inches. q 7. Sielltras. Of Greece,
was second. with 10 feet ~ inches.
and Martin Sheridan. Of America.
was third With 10 feet inches,
In the s00-meter run. Beard. Of
America. won the nth heat, JuEt.
% England. won the sixth. Hraun,
Of Germany. won the seventh, Cfaw.
ford. Of England. won the eighth
In the first preliminary 81 the
high diving. Geo. Geidxlk. OF Amefl.
ca. was first
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
THANKS THE DONORS
TO THE RELIEF FUND

In appreciation Of the gifts to the
fire department relief fund follow.
ing the Hlnokley block fire. The
Star has been requested 10 publish
the following:
'rhe board OF trustees OF the Sc,
attic Fire Department Relief asao.
citation wishes 90 extend through
the columns of this paper rs sin.
cere thanks. aud take this means
of expressing IFS gratitude to Mr..
Cyrus ~ Clapp. King Bros. Low.
man 4 Hanford aud Ira Hlnckley
for their generous cash donations
IT, the flpema's relief fund. and 90
the physicians and citizens who
IN removing and caring for
the. many firemen who were over.
come by smoke at the Hlnckley
block fire ON July l3. 1908
BOARD or TRUSTEES $. r. D.
RELIEF ASSOCIATION
'M n CLARE 6sxpvuoge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
ROSE IS TAKEN
TO COUNTY JAIL

A " Rose. the Syrian who shot
n. W. Joseph. a Hindu. 10 death
last Saturday night. IN the Hustler
Clothing store. AZ 1854 First av..
was taken 10 the county Jail at noon
today and the probability is that he
wiil be- charged with murder in the
first degree.
The shooting was the elimination
OF a long and bitter feud. which
started a year aEo. when Mrs. An.
ME Rose. the young wife OF the
obtained a divorce and
transferred her affections to Joseph.
ran away with him TO Victoria and
was married
Mrs. Joseph arrived In Seattle to-
day from Port Angeles and took
charge OF the remains OF her hus.
band
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
STAGE
GOES OVER
BANK
Five Are Seriously Injured
and Others Badly
Bruised.
(ny United press.l

BELLiNGHAM. July 90 - The
Lyndcn automobile stage. bound for
this city. went over a I5foot en-.
bankment al v and Dupont SITS. yes.
terday afternoon. and 10 Of the 10
passengers were injured. five OF
them seriously The cause OF the
accident was the loosening OF a
heavy wire on the left front tire.
which became tangled In the steer
ing gear and rendered IL useless.
The machine. running Wild across
the sidewalk. crashed through the
railing and plunged over the bank
before ~ could be- stopped
The seriously injured are;
Mrs. Herman johnson, five scalp
wounds aud badly lacerated arm:
may lose sight OF one eye
Mrs. W. =. Miller, left leg broken
and badly bruised around chest.
Rev. j. e. Williams, of Trinity
Methodist church. collar bone brok
en-. shoulder wrenehed and chest
badly bruised.
J, n. Critics, chest and right side
badly bruised and Frustrated by
shock.
a. e. Mckay, owner OF the stage.
left hip wrenehed aud legs bruised
Slightly injured A. H. Vaughn.
wrist spralncd Mrs A. r. Vaughn.
ankle HprAiued; Father j B Bou.
let. back wrenched, J B Davis
slight scalp wounds. Charles Ora
ham. bruised. Harr, Bedford. side
bruised. J r. Williams. Of Seattle.
knee twisted and ankle spFained.
H. G. Mckee. leg bruised and LAGER.
ated. Mrs j r. Williams. head
bruised and face isearated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
POOR HUBBY! HE FORCETS
ALL BUT WIFE'S KISSES

TOPEKA. kaa. Iuly 20 1t a
pretty woman should rush up TO
you and throw her arms around
your neck and declare she was
yoar wife. and you couldn't recall
az ever having seen her before. and
II two little ones called YOU papa.
aud an AGED man and woman Dc.
ciared ypu we're their son aud II
you didn't recognise any Of them
do YOU think You would finally
brcak down and admit they we're
right
George Blair Harrison. son Of
Topeka's exmayor has Just had
such an experience Aud be ad
mltK his relatives are correct. and
be Is wrong.
Harisons case Il one OF the
strangeRt eases ~ loss Of memory
on record. To begin with. be has
lived here All his ne. and his ex.
ccilcnt repute Is known 10 every
citizen.
Harrison lived with hts wife aud
family In Topeka until the first
week IN January. He disappeared
suddenly. and despite all efforts.
no trace 81 him could be found.
Last week iiarrlsons wife re.
ccised q letter addressed to her
husband She recognized the hand.
writing as bis. Tho letter Was
Aixned a. n. Gresham. aud the
envelope bore the postmark Of San
Diego. Cal Gresham appeared
TO be under the Impression that be
owed Harrison money.
An Investigation was started
Gresham VAS found to be Harrison.
although he denied H. lie saa
working on a lemon ranch
Harrison finally admitted be dEd
not know who he was. he declared
be had worked on the ranch All hts
life. but the ranch owner stated he
had only worked there since Jan.
uary.
Harrison conld not remember
anything about bis boYhood home.
parents. or even bis wife or chill.
dreu
Harrison came 20 Topeka.
When he stepped of the train bis
PRETTY young wife rushed up to
hlm and threw hor arms about bis
neck and kissed him.
Harrison did not recognize her
for hours. Finally a faint recol.
lection 81 her face returned TO
him Her kisses revived his mem.
Org Just little.
HAT he could not place his chill.
dreu. parents or sister. and. % far
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
MASSES MUST EELP
BRYAN'S ELECTION
az IoHn r nEvlNs.

FAfRNfEW. Neb.. July 20 The
masses must fifauce VIM. J.
Bryan's campaign for the presi-
dency II the rank and file % the
voters are to have a hand IN direct
Inx the affairs Of the contest. ac.
cordlng 20 a statement issued to
day By the Commoner. Bryan
makes plain hts position In con
uecslon with the receipt % eontri.
buttons from the so-calied Inter.
eats
Il wish every democratic news
paper would begin to collect funds
In small amounts for the coming
campaign. he said There are few
democrats IN the United States who
could not afford 10. make a small
contribution. The people will
never be able 20 control the party
until they assume the burden OF
Supplying the campaign funds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
COUNTY CLERKS
IN SESSION

twenty-five county clerks from
all over the state are in Seattle 20.
day for their second annual conven-
ton.
They were taken ia hand this
forenoon by Major Otto A. Case at
the Arlington hotel and conducted
10 the court house. where they
spent the morning looking through
the office Of the county clerk OF
King county. which does as much
business as any other 10 Counties
almost" according 10 Clerk Case.
The opening session of the meet
ing was held this afternoon In su.
perior court room No. /.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
FARs IS sLAsHeo.

As the outcome Of the trip taken
by General Agent Calder. OF the
Canadian Pacific Railway company.
70 Vancouver last week. the boat
fare between Seattle aud Van.
conveF has been slashed 10 25 cents
each way Joshua Green. presi.
dent Of the Inland Navigation com
pany. stated this morning that no
counter move will be- made b. his
company for the present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
BIG meter PURCHASE
IS NOW PROPOSED
PISTOL SHOTS ROUSE THE
H0USE-BOAT COLONY 2

In rather noisy condition. Ills
companions wanted him to 20 60
bed, sst he demufrcd.
They insisted and he rushed into
his room and secured a revolver.
loaded with blank cartridges. he
fired the revolver several times be.
fore he WAS disarmed. The young
man was then fofelhly disrnhcd and
thrown Into bed
The shooting started several Wild
rumors afloat One was To- the ~.
feet that woman had been killed
nv her husband
The young ncn connected With
the affair are very rctieent They
say that the shooting was mere
tflfio Other reAidenpA ta the
vicinity are Indignant. however
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
Young Men Explain, How
ever, That the Cartridges
We're Blanks andHarmless

The combination ot carousal
and revolver created consterna.
ton In the houscboat colony al
Madison park. atsut 1880 o'clocs
last night
Several young men arc living Ia
a houaehoat near the lumber yard
One Of them partoek mot wisely but
too Well last night and soon was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
SUE
FOR THEIR FEES

= r Carroll. John +. Carroll and
Walter p. neale. attorneys. started
suit in the superior court today
against Edward Hudson to collect
st.722 ~. which Il Is claimed Is due
az attorneys fees for services rem.
dered from Feb. 4. 1899. to July rs.
1908.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
NA0EAUIS
PLEA SEQ

T. A. Nadeau. director general 81
the exposition. was pleased at the
news when shown the dispatch re-
csived b. The Star stating that the
government AeY-P. n. appropria.
ton ia available he said:
The decision 81 the treasury de.
partmeut today. making available
the government appropriation. com.
pletea the chain Of circumstances
that insures the finishing 81 the az
position buildings and grounds IN
ample time and guarantees the sue.
cess OF the exposition"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
GIRL SURPRISES
4uRCLARS

Tso msskes haFxiars were foiled
B ikeir asfsxpt to bnrglarlxe fiat
~ II ~ 81 Regis apartments.
corner la sz4 Madison 81. this
nprnizx ~ he screams and out.
cries u Kiss l. Bennigson. who.
sizh her asher and brother. oc.
sagfe d.. spsrtment
shsrtlF attsr mltnight this morn.
hg Mss Denni<son entered her
ncm and. a. she switched on the
ct sAe uv two masked faces
r<ring lnfp her wlndow. She i'm
zstz'slY cried for her mother. Al
stIrh 'hs xould-bs houaebreakera
sss % heir heels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
A DOCTOR SAID

''rhere are only a Few drugs worth
handling mn not name them
Why DO you look for something
"a drink down your throat when the
power Of your stomach. kidnoNs or
liver gives outs savage chewca
the root ~ poison weed 10 asauare
that pain lN hts vltale because the
poison went into his system and hr
hurt little an over which was
much better than a continual pain
va one place
Some people are doing this yut u
III not Natures way
Electricity is Natures medicine
Electro Visor o. The best way 90 use
electricity. Thousands OF people stv
no vino have tried a. some of them
are ia your own town OF county
Ir 10 FREE
GO FuffuraTH anywhere Send this
parsgrarh or riyr us your address
aud we win mail YOU beautiful
illustrated book Which explains this
Now disrof cry
ma +. s. HAII co.
i5ii Second Az Seattle. Nsah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
FIREMEN GET SALARIES
WHILE DISABLED

Salaries for flremen who have
been disabled while ON duty was
ordered paid today by the eity's
auditing committee Among those
claims favorahly considered by the
committee WAS one Of 1880 for
H. n Thompson. $50 for n Wal.
tera. 5000 for r. A. Rogers. slG7
for !. N Longfellow, and si9.sj for
John T. Ford
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as he IL able 20 realize. he never
met them before stepping OFF the
train ~ Topeka.
Before this remarkhble lapse %
memory. Harrison was editor 81
newspaper az Garden City. Kas
lie had exposed some gamblers
and had been slu9ged No serious
effects were apparent, NJ the time.
but u IL now believed the Injury
he sustained was responsible for
bis queer mental plight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
FRISCO DYNAMITER is
HELD ON BIG BAIL
(sy United Press.l

SAN FRANCISCO. July 20. Dis.
trict Attorney Langdon and eX-Sp-
pervisor "Big jim" Gallagher, to-
gethcr with Tom Gallagher, this
morning swore 10 a complaint charg.
ing John Claudianes with conspir
acy 90 commit felony In connec.
ton with the dynamitlng OF the Gal
lagher property Judge Shortall h..
sued the warrant aud Claudlanes
bail was fixed at $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
HOPELESS WOMAN
ENDS her LIFE

Nora Stevens. an inmate OF a re-
sort at Sixth ay. and Weller ST.,
committed suicide at $3.50 o'clock
this morning by drinking carbollc
acid. The woman had been drunk
for several days. and dependency
caused her action She was about
35 years old.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
TROLLEY CAR CRASHES
INTO A TALLYH0

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2o.-Doc-
tors today declared that the five
persons hurt In a collision between
San Maieo trolley car and a tai
lyho near Colma last night. are out
OF danger Those injured we're:
Miss Annie Hayes, Mrs. May Mel
son. Miss Annie Nelson, Frank
Guest, A. Milan. driver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
JAPANESE SETTLEMENT
Is WIPED OUT

Fire destroyed about 20 build
ings IN the old Japanese settlement
at Port Blakeley yesterday after.
noon.
Since the big fire last year the
buildings have been occupied by
"A few farm hands and hy men do
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-20
MINERS FRAMING
NEW WAGE SCALE

A committee Of the United Mine
Workers, Of Washington and Van.
eouyer locals. Is IN session In the
Labor Temple preparing q new
wage scale 10 be- presented TO the
mine operators a yearly agree
ment d made September ! between
the coal operators and The workers.