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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17
NE WSPAPER MANS
WIFE is DEAD

Mrs Joseph Meyers. wife uf a
well known local Newspaper man.
died suddenly this morning at
Providence hospital Death waa
due to pneumonia. The remains
will be taken to her former home In
Lebanon. Ind. b. her sister. Mrs
] " shlmate. for burial. The de
ceased was Is years Of age aud
had been a resident Of this city
only a year She vas the daughter
Of DR. ]. &. Stewart. of Kansas
Cit. No
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17

eheatmeut action prosecuted b. A.
lafnef II Il Eaton After the court
had decided that the eaunif owned
the estate. Prosecuting Attorney
Scott. who Vas then in office. had
the decree set aside upon a motion
10 Tar az known. merely for the
purpose OF having the reeare>
cleared up on several points tiun
ever. no further action saa Iaken
"A court. until recently a decision
VIA rendered upon an action
brought bf Mr. Eaton whereby Il
WIS declared that g. aoo Wurth OF
warrants held b him for Ills ser
Vices III the eaHs aefe valid
County Treasurer 1iormlsY paid
these warrants and then The DIS
enKerK MAS made that the county
had no real little - the estate The
auii instituted to-day asks that the
entate be turned over to the state
as trustee for the benefit Of the
county school fund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17
CRITICS OF COURTS
To BE CENSURED

san FRANCISCO. March IL
Critics OF the supreme and appel
late courts. who have voiced pnb-
ileiY theif dissatisfaction with the
decisions of those two tribunals I'm
qnaahina the extorfian indictments
against Eugene sehmitz are 20 be
investigated by the nar association
Of San Francisco.
Members 81 the association will
meet Friday night - initiate con.
tempt proceedings against the 81.
Tenders. II the criticisms freely
their opinions Justify such action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17
LINESMAN Gets
BAD SHOCK

Tea Slater. q iinsaman employed
- the city lighting department.
had q narrow escape from death
about . o'clock this afternoon when
he received = severe electric shock
while working among the virus on
a pole at the corner OF Wcatlake
a. aud Virginia 81
Slater was rendered senReieeA b.
the shock but his body Was held
90 b. the wires aud be vas res.
euea
Half an hours work vas neccH.
sary to bring him 10. He was able
to 2aik when revived but was bad
81 burned about the legs
lie lives at 81 25th az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17
suEF GRANTED MORE TINE
ny uaitsd prsss

sax FRANCISCO. March II
Abe Hnef vas granted Another eon.
HnnHHee tndAf IN the eases ia
whleb hs l. charged with bribery
The matter aiil oaHe 10 aEAin
uau SATURDAY. More time Wa
granted UPON request II flenf8
Aeh. attorney for the defendant
who II framing a rvHlf 10 al At.
fidaHtta b the prosecution
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17
FLOODS THREATEN
RIVER BRIDGES

A had Jam formed abote the
htidEv apAnalhg the nuNamiah
river At south Park lat ulHbt. aud
Al = late hour THIS afternoon Grew
IF Wen Nefe making harrniean #
forts "a break the eankeaiad ARA
81 debris and safe The structure
A lam formed above this bridge
Oh SUNDAY utEht. but YESTERDAY
q kanF 1T inca. after NufkiuK aets
efai hours. aueeenaed IN breaking
It. Later the debris aalieelta
AGAINST The sapefnfuietnfu of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17

naFtnE Fehfuary The atnne waa
eat FesghiF Inta shape Seafis =
naDnth WAS feqatFea for THIS Nee
The bls stone l. In the naneia ~
Herr Heart kus. the Emn&l exIsssf
lrastahse 10 tfalsaud M0fAinE wffh
fwa assistants Il Wfff require II
sauufha fag him IL ftalAh the polish
isE - laH Rem
TIE t'Hislaan diAa9nd vas dts
covered In the Premier mime. five
miles auth ct Johannesburg. In
January 1906. II Is tire iatseet ever
fnuaa measuring IN tae rough. sAs
bv eN inches aud weighing -
kaFMas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17
THOMPSON CASE IN
SUPREME COURT

=. laas. why the lower court wsil
usa assH The writ was ipaued on
the application OF Attorney VIII
III Thompson. father st Chester
Judge @aell has hsld that the
Graves isW. passed b. the taaE
legislature. aliouiuE criminal IN
sane liberty on proof Of having r.
gained sanity. aoes art apHit f.
che THOMPSON case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17

OLYMPIA Nareh t7-Chief
1asises Hxasy ef4he state sapeense
eazfE fxiaE tnaaa an alternative
~ e naaaase 4lressiag Superior
sasss sSeil u Tacoma t. psaeesd
. aesFiMiAe whether o. rot Cheas
e Ihoassn Mho Allied Judge G.
'ssaas ksaasy. i sane Of - ahow
ssa~ % ne Supreme court March
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17

WASHINGTON. March III.
Allison Wilmer. baltimore IaW
yer has been engaged as special
counsel hf AtiY Gen. nanaparts "a
represent the department Of iusliea
In the Prosecution 81 these eoal
carrying railroads which have
Jailed - dispese # lheiF ooai NTH
lng pfoperlise under the laN l.aaaesl
June 10. faae. aud effective MAJ
I iees. aad known a. the eun
madilY laN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17

dozen: roses. 8 90 per dozen.
Niolei8. &c bunch. narcIssas. soc
dux. lilies OF the valley. 50c dor
tulips. G0c to 7sc dox. dAffodIlz. 5oe
dog.
Oranges. Zoe to sse dog.
Grape fruit. Doc 90 TIC.
Fish-Tom cod. &c per H.. salm.
On trout f2Aa-i7 IL. salmon. lie
per ID. rock cod. izNe N: halibui.
: lbs sc. cat fish. Zoe H.. Amelts. 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17
PUBLIC MARKET

A iarrr number q specials have
been arranged fee tomorrow At the
public market Chewing taft
Vanilla. strawberry and old fash
toned molaases natara wlil be on
sale at lie per pound. celery. be
per bunch half gallon Of berries.
home preserved. soc Cottage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17
FORMER CITY
EMPL0YE DEAD

Hiram Quincy Potter. employed
for many years IN the water aud
other departments Of the city. died
suddenly yesterday at his home
GT1l Meealn place. Green Lake.
Funeral services will be held To-
MORROW n / p "a. a. the Seattle
undertaking pariofa. tnierment viii
follow At Lake View cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17

tbF. for lie. crabs. Toe. herring. SC
u. founders. &C. chinook salmon,
: lbs. csc. black cod. Toe ID.
Yakima honey. $50 gal: comb.
l5c 20 20c. candied honey. 20c H.;
III lbs. 45c: lbs, S5c
Hubbard sauash. &c ID.
Dried. prunos. lbs. for I5e.
Dates, se=ioc.
CranbcrrEes. SC 20 iac ID.
Pumpkins. &c ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17

bridge crossing the river several
miles hslaN. between O. iloW aud
Georgetown. aud for time that
structure vas also Ia danger
The river has been gradually riH
lns all daf. aud the flooded area
Nak ualleeahlY Increased At all
points la the vicinity Of Reutnn
Junction. where junction Is form
81 Nth the hlaeH river. the flood Is
had inundated considerably
greatef AREA of territory than was
the case yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17
LESLIE SHAW
LOSES GROUND

nEs MONIES. Ia. March IL
Leslie n shaw ma tot set the
Endorsement Of the loNs stats -
publican Convention Nhleh eanfunaH
Ia I1ex MalueH tomorrow 4 bitter
fishs has developed bet wevH aahet
enfH Of Taft and shaw. Nth chances
fasaflng the al man shaNH an
tAEaulHt uuu a tlrt0EY Rheu fhef
defeated him for temporary chair
maa Instead Attorney General
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17
GRANTS RseHroF.wAY.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE
senate today pssaed a biii granting
a FiEhfsaf 49, 70 the Gfaya iiArhor.
Columbia River railway through
Three Tres Pnlnf. Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17
HoRefnLE METHOD TAKEN
~ salNER TO SUICIDE.


! HANtlIuE. Sex March Z
Placing 4 stick ~ dynamite
. In bic muulh aud exploding Il.
! John Slater hlpu hla had Of
J to-day The suicide aaa part
! oWneF Of 4 tease 90 Mcleod
. hill The uxplgmiun aroused
] the camps Slater eaWe -
! HAwhide from DlIaEhnuas.
J Nex
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17

lsalfour 70 be Charles /. bat guar.
Antssa that nalfauf all not have
% have his head emf off ln the
same Wnt thai stead all b. de.
prltea Of his whi#heY#.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17

lar steel heat f. ans hammer the btaas
aut ~ hnud This = much sIasff
hfsefHs than - machine u ts much
better uu~ VIII eaeh s5fuss 81 the
hammer lie kfalh af tue steel heeaNeH
fsu khuf aHH fHef thus gives the hsH4
and fmesf lasting cuftfuG auailttas For
ths past fHuf years HHiHHtHn knives have
hsen hutiAiaa mp naaf reputation -
ae7Hat rutttHa performs ueaH FAnf dent
sbffh Another kuifs ~ Yanr uausN back
Il thss are Hat Hat isfmrfaff The regular
paIees are aHeV helaw the market We
nave them made ~ large ausutlties -
one - the hpsf katie faetafica a. Little
Valley Sew York hna save vau an mid
die meme nHaflls Dssf anutfaet natis Ter
hundreds Of knisaa saHh XHAH. ahI -
must take them Ia afHef 70 buF n tue
l1r naf possible aHine These prices should
sell hHIKHs ard sell fhsm fast VOC are
sure uf knife sstisfe elton here
See HInuaa for full tua Of bargains
ss here Hre ahiH \ faN samples
Hae NaH g. a#at5 or e. yes Htas handle
tive hiaHed chain knives zzsz s4#4 aae
see 80 ei5sas one hiade STAG handle
anifa = zaH#f ####H=s 1850 =##aHH4# Sac
Tie so szaaa two bisdad htass bound
HafHeuHfne pocket knife .4#z=##s4z ahe
f6a Ne a. 80 aatnH only smaller tae
1Ho N Hz.HsA two hladHd mechanic >
IIe6 - ts.asa thfes. hlsded huslaeas
sale ends March e..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17

Todays quotations arc.
Ranch eggs, &c dog.
Washington creamery butter,
3se. Iowa creamery. lbs, hsc.
Potatoes. 10 to Is lbs. tor 2sc.
si10 60 si2s per 100 lbs.
Fancy SWISS cheese. 7sc. Wis
ennain full cream brick. 20c Ii.
smier checee. tse
Chickens. rs TO 20e lh.
Mutton chops. 1914 q tsikc ID:
fIh steaks. isc ID porterhouse. l5e
. n eirluin. lgise 10. rouna steak
lie h.. shoulder steak. lbs. for
acc; hearts. Ice each. tongues. t5c
20 soc each; liver. &c ID; roasts,
Sc to &c 10
Onions. &c bunch. boiling onions.
/ IL lbs for 25c,
Carrots, punches for sc.
Radlshes, S punches for SC.
Parsley, punches for loo.
TurnIpa. lunches for &c.
Artiehokes, 4 for PIC.
Dried onions. TO pounds Tor
CSC.
Celery. punches for ise.
Spinach. SC To &c Id.
eRbbages. sc 60 Zoe. l &c ID.
Sweet peppers. 2s cents doA
Horseradish. I0c 10 fbc per ID.
Kutabagas. &c 10.
Kew nula-filborts. iso lb.:
black walHuts. 1be ID. Eng.
iish walnuis. ior2oc 10: almonds,
&c ih.; pecans. roc lh.; Brazil
nuts. ISc ID. mixed nuta,
isc H.; cocoanuts, loo 10 lie each.
brazil pNds. 15o each.
Beets. ] punches for sc.
sauerkraut. 5 lbs. for Toe.
Lettuce. lunches DC.
Lemons. lie to zoe per dox.
Cider vinegar. aac gal
Fancy apples. 500 10 1875 box.
Pop corn. shellcd. ? lbs. Tor lse.
on rob. Sc ID.
Cider 4ue 10 zoe per garlon.
rineapples. 40o each.
/ Flowers Carnations, Coo per
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17

Great CukLtNAN DIAMOND
N TIE souer AND SETTING
Ut.
glss.sss sssvss E.sissfss Service.
AMSTERDAM. Mach H.
eaased - q seeFe q a.lsefgses
Ill al tAe eyes II exFFY burg
3 4 eaa eaa~aes il EHEaHse alzsn
4 n zm1Aax CnillnAn sliananaa.
saz3a Il szsaa0 60. the TFans
szaEs rist To King Edsafd f. ae
- TIT b shw flFm Of Jos. Aashsf
/ y tasensasi 70 hea~ek the slrisish
eresn.
y sanAa require 4 sfaall arms osf
Afxlxrs - xrwsg the hlK assmsaG
ifsm ~ fazs~1ikEzs NrvsF In the
kissaFT Il alamona rufttus has such
szAmsle wasislaa been made 80
pFxsxE .xeI slaee TIE fEsan48agl
~ bFgakhz hefu nseTwssT 4 uianth
- IL wuxk has bees KuAaa Of
Aekiha hwkea doors. with armed
xsaFds h he RON. others outside
o. 6psx nloee - the factory en-
issaes aaA sslf others constantly
qsiFsAex - faFsss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17

cheese will he tac per pound. ~
ienbhuFg potatoes will be- delivered
n Ills per hundred pounds
The folinwlnE specials have been
arfang aa 81 the meat stalls for to.
morfow naekbones. &c per pound !.
liver. &c per assh. dry salt pork.
lggAc per pound. beat lard. .
pounds for use picked plea head.
&C per pound picked beef tongues.
4se each picked lamb tongues.
a5e per dozen. picked spare ribs.
SC per pound and hriaket of corneh
beef &c per pound.
Rose bushes. readf for planting
will be on sale ~ sac each Grape
fruit will be quoted 1t tac per
Dozen Yakima potatoes viii b.
delivered az 81 ea l-ef loo pounds.
Layer faisina viii be on sale at
sc per pound Fancy Iowa butter
all be on sale At two pounds Tor
E8e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17
SOC Spinning
Primer 33C

Hssa aH
fafe NH# EMt
aHeeIfh huah
en- NtHauN
HnUuo heaNH
haze de- THE
hf 81 handle
6H mate hea
20 ai# a seed
HeIu pnif8kss
ntaaF Halrfa.rsa
NHFH atN q
Haas
HWtunfH
kM@ are hand
forged from -
WafdiaW =
best uttsF
sfea II IL the
tiest 70 he had
they are fnsi.
~ nHgh nnltH
rhn q 49, had
WaH wf expert
ef1ee ~ HnRkfna
nnaf nfNea
They select =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17

roo IArr TO rsstrY.
80 easH fsf a.atIf esu taso pIass..
Far sale D. kahisf q Chase ftafs aets
aaHI
afI.NuuHA rfIHR WANTED 70 p,at
ats@ss = fszaaaa offered ~ : aaIaa Al
afsnaaHHFhaF earning = nominal saiah
ean sasfif Pc for. fhta plane h is
Iaraa msAaaauF fuatfaasaHl. efanaafd
make fsaid for tseof new offered a.
anfF ste. fuH can set u fer only sic
daNu balance e*st teffna 10 anlt Enh4
isf eh#ss. fsts kHd ave
FOR HHNT-ku Auto-piano PLAYER
Piano offered far feHfI 9uhlsf 4 chase
Temple u Masic tanpnsita Arcade uik
DECKER bros fiana cheap 4
huef walnut assa Sold originally fsf
Aaaa noe only kfes ENsr1 one knaWs
ths old reliable Decker Hrsa There hate
uuue - good - the original HuN fua
= az aunaHfanifY q get snap HuffR
II F9H wait H. HaHfsF 4 chase. 1HfF
md ave fanpasfie Arcade Hth
Hrtpfos And oFrfehH for ueHt
fnHnlfH Hhhfsf a ghahe Temple Of
Music nulidinE tais aud ave
FISCHER PIANO. slightly uasd=Has
dueeh tfaa Tits piano II exactly -
good nH nsH fuu HeHId net HnaH Il
ffsm Ha3 one sitfinK iiEhi beside IL
10 net faf 20 sas II EasH terms n
necessary kphief 4 Chase. taIs zud ave
lanRaaIta Arcade uIkI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17
|D|x0N IS A
CANDIDATE

4 ~ Dickson. superintendent
sst ~ ballard schools before that
n. &C. vas annexed 70 Seattle. and
go principle Of the Warren az
a. Aas announced his eandj.
SEA- 49, - Superintendent Of county
ss, ,, On the republican ticket
Il, 2 The primaries next fall.
IA - y.sks9n was a candidate for
II . - - Hour years ago against
a., esefey, present aann intend
pea s.saaef Buchanan arrived from
a 2 this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17
PORT ORCHARD eoure

F0Ff ONIFfRHp FOOfEs
hnata leaxe ten times daily from
pier 3 for the L s. navy yard 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-17

arU pfos And OFFICES for HeHt
IuunlaH Nhhfsf a Ehahe Temple q
Music nuliatnF tats aud ave
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-12
NATIVE UPRISING IN
IND0-CHlNA FEARED

Paris. Aug l1.-Lettcrs received
here from French lndo-China refer to
what are called the grave indications
of a grave revolutionary outbreak. It
often is impossible for the French
army officers to rely upon the fidelity
of their native soldiers and armed
bands of hostile natives have appear
ed at various points During the past
few months the French have lost 100
native soldiers massacred and four ma
tive officers and six French officers
klled, Heavy reinforcements are nee
cssary, It Is said, 20 hold the country
The Indo-China advices claim that
The revolutionists number 10000 men
and that an army OF 10000 Chinese
bandits is mobliziug on the frontier.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-12

Chicago. Aug 10 -Skirmish FIRE
rumpri-ei the army shoot al Fort
sheridan tnda, The tWo best shots
iu the northern division lrd the field
.of Its contestant. -srg'auts I"rrph
McNabb. troop Is. Eighth cavalry
land William e. Cox. company "
Turuty-s.veuth infantry. tieing for
gr.t pl,r, with ass points out of q
.a.-ibI, 300 Their nearest rompet'
rlr- w,f- =. y rnaudgz. artisan
Atlantic division and Private Clarence
Burroughs. company =. twenty sew
,uth infantry cuban diNii ION. each d"
R ham scored 3Nf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-12
VIOLENCE FEARED IN
COUNTY SEAT ELECTION
Oklahoma Executive Turns Down AP-
peal for Military Force.

Oklahoma city, Aug.d 11.-From
Bristow, one of the contestants in the
county seat fight i'm Greek county to-
night comes a report that sixty detec-
tiyes from oklahoma City, Wichita,
Fort Smith and Dallas have been sent
into the county to assist the local au-
thorities i'm maintaining order tomor-
row, the day of the election. Threat
enng demonstrations in Sapulpa and
Kefer this afternoon Enlightened the
fear of serious trouble ana the gov
crnor was called upon for military aid
The application was denied. Acting
Governor Bellamy sending word that
he believed the county authorities
We're able to preserve order.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-12
ROOSEVELT BOYS TURN
HOLD-UPS FOR CHARITY

oyster Bay. Aug. 11.-Tomorrow
there will be numerous "h0ldups' on
fb. streets Of oyster Bay. and one ot
the hoIdup artists is TO De- none other
than the presidents youngest SON
Quentin. aud another probably the
.n.vt older son. Archibald. The pro-
.c.edings of the holduus 20 help
"a worthy cause. the maintenance "
tn. Nassau hospital at Mineola. the
only one iu Nassau county. should
tb4 president venture forth from sag
amore HIN tomorrow be likely VIII
become "a victim Being in urge nt
need of funds the Nassau hospital mas
sent forth appeals to every town for
assistance In oyster B8v the oyster
Rav Riding academy. whose pupils
are am members uf w -althy ,amiiie- in
the vicinity. adopted novel means Tor
securing funds Each member of the
academy viii boz equipped with red
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-12
To
DANCE FOR
SAILORS
ENTERTAINMENT
ARRANGED AT AUCKLAND
Admiral SperylS Men Invited
to Witness Savage Function
of MaoriS in All Its Aborig-
inaI Magnificence,

IN, Mn,nIno J,,,,n,I s,..,,I = Y..n tUt,. n
,,.,
| heauulul Slkht ever was Witnessed at
the picturesque Ellerslie race course
than that of today whom special race
......tt,,.. ,,...,H..,, 60. .,...,,t..
''i'"' % 'He "l"'''S ahu ul'h CT 'ne
American Atlantic hcet Admiral
Sperrv and his STAFF and All the Of
G,e,s ,,h, ,o,ta h.. .,or., rr,,,, ,,,,
'''u sun '"" Wv '"''i' WIN "s'"'
" '"''S''' "''" on S'"r' i'aN' Ne,'
P''N'"'' h' "u"'''a. "uu "'"'' o'"-
'S,s "e'' III lul' uull"'Hh
"' Sla''".7 b'auu ANU b'"Ailru
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-12
FLAMES WIPE OUT
IDAHO TOWN
Five Thousand Volunteers
Fighting Desperately to Save
Sand Point From DeStruC-
ton,
lny Morning Journal special L.a.sd wlre.I

IB, Morning journal special Lsased wire.I
sand Point. Idaho. Aug l1.--With
the wind blowing q gale ana the adj
lucent town of kootenay wiped out L.
seems that no power can save sand
Point At o'clock small forest
Hrr near Kuotenay was blown into
tho town ana the town Of s00 inhabi-
tants was completely destroyed. The
Uumbird Lumber company has
22OU. 600 mill az Kootenay which
burned 60 the ground aud was only
party insured. At present the hre Is
within 1000 feet of the Panhandle
smrlter which seems doomed. The
homeless people Of the little hamlet OF
Eooteuay have been brought here and
are being cared for by citizens. All
uf them lost their belongings. over
500 volunteers are lighting the ap-
pr1ach of the flames Sand Point has
population ct about ten Thousand.
An appeal has just been sent Go the
Spokane fire department for aid.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-12

IN the hands OF Lawyer William h
Page his claim against samuel Bow
man of 81 Louis president Of the
cratic candidate. In addition to uu-
merous members of the notification
committee who called there were hun
dreds of persons who came out to pay
their respects. Among these was %
delegation of farmers from Republic
county. kas. who informed Mir. BRYAN
that "a whole train load of their neigh
hors would arrive in the morning
Former Governor Osborne brought
glad udnss from Denver. where he
Is at the head Of the intermountaiu
headquarters He told Nit. Bryan
that the democrats were sure of ear
rying the nve states within his Iuris-
Wyoming, Idaho. utah, colo
RADIO aud Montana
Announcement was made tonight
that Herry c. Richmond, et Omaha,
Neb., former editor mad been APP
pointed second assistant secretary of
the democratic national committee
Mr. Richmond will be assigned To the
Chicago headquarters
Lincoln was the mecca for demo-
Gratis today thousands already having
reached the city and many more are
expected tomorrow Workmon were
busy most Of the day and night deco
rating the business houses and homes
Of the city in honor OF the notification
of Mr Bryan The larger stores have
hundreds of Hags draped along each
story while banners dropped from the
kt..It.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-12
RIDICULE TALK OF
WAR WITH NIPPON
Americans and japanese at
Banquet Vie With Each Other
in Expression Of Friendly
Sentiments,
rBy Morning Jourunl special Leased wire !

I"y "0'h'HK '00T"" aDe'I"7 H'Hs"" VIZ
N'W hoI h' Aug. IA STRONG ho'r
OF 'h''rnallohal alhitN was souhueu
ana sentiments VI e"ru'"l ill'huS"lp j
between Japan ana Nm'il'u were
! ''e'IN Expressed al a ihhtheoh M lh'
totel Astor today rendered IhomoS
}. OErien American ambassador Ia
Jnp"". ny '"r J"I''n'9' S"',,'F w
New o'N. N'"' N'',''" '"R"'' y
ana 'n''eu 9'ales 9'"',"' i1"'' ""ki''
We're aus" 3u's'7 AT 'I'' IuI'y yU'"''
Nhl'Il WIS l'l'9'"'" "N'' ~ ''''''
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-12

country is the growing idea Of tho
world. And this idea Of brotherhood
that is being cultivated by th~ mem
bers of this organization and all orga-
nizations is going to teach a klnship
and earnest nearness one that viii
enable us to solve more easily the
problems that veX mankind and whilr
/ possibly could not earn the wages
fixed by your scale il ! attempted 10
do the work that you are doing as an
honorary member OF the organization
] can be a full member, working on
fun time in everything that means the
enlargement of the idea of brother
hood in this country. | am very glad
to be here"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-12
FIRE PERISHED IN
RAIL DISASTER
Daylight Reveals MangIed Re-
mains of Victims in North
Coast Limited Wreck,



20 the Gazette from Glcndive says.
Yesterdays wreck of the Northern
Pacihc's north coast limited has now
resulted i'm five deaths. lu addition TO
those reported last night, Express
Messenger Winsun. who was terribly
burned by escaping steam, expired at
$3.50 this morning While working ON
tho wrcckagc near Allard this morn
ing the rescuers uncovered the body
Of an unidentified hobo and now 10 is
reported that Iismcmbcrcd portions
Of another body have been found.
The body OF Fireman Matthews viii
be shipped 60 Dickinson. where he has
family. Expires Messenger Wilson
is survived by wife and three chill
dren 90 81 Paul where his body VIII
be sent tomorrow.
Engineer O. j.. Liteh is resting
easily ANA viii doubtless recover. AL
other injured persons are also in q
satisfactory condition.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-08-12
BOLD HlGHWAYMEN MAKE
SYSTEMATIC CLEANUP

Reddlng, Cal, Aug, 11.-Fifteeu
men were robbed and held up in re-
lays last night by two highway men
near Sterling City on the road from
that place to the Diamond Match
company plant located ON the west
bank Of the Feather river. The rob
bers are said to have secured oyer
S40O in money and almost as much in
valua blos
The men robbed are all employees Of
the match company who were return
ing after dark from Sterling city
where they had gone during the day
to receive their months pay The
highway men escaped.