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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-20

Miss Lena Kirby of Perry. Kansas,
who has been the guest of her sister,
Mrs. Mary Vallstedt of 704 Chandler
street, spent Sunday with her cousin,
The missionary class will meet this
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Darby of 915 East Eighth street.
Mrs. Walter Mills has returned
home from Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Grandma Wells of 635 Chandler
street has been very sick for the past
week and is still in a serious condi-
ton.
Mr.. Jonathan Barrett has returned
home from Colfax, Cal, where he with
his daughter Laura and son Howard
went several weeks ago. Laura and
Howard will remain there with their
aunt.
Miss Eva Currie of 1914 Monroe
street gave breakfast Saturday morn
of little girls of the First Baptist
church. About fifteen young ladies
were present and all reported fine
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hallock Davis have
moved from 624 Branner street to ZIG
Chandler street.
Mrs. R. E. Boren of 715 Chandler
street, who is travelling with her
grandfather, Mr.. Amermon, have gone
from Nevada, Mo-, to Clifton. Ind.
where they will visit relatives for
few weeks.
Mr.. Everett Morford of German ave-
nue. has returned home from Silver
Lake where he spent a few days with
his sister, Mrs. A. Johnson and family.
Mrs. Zoe Morris returned home
from one of the hospitals yesterday
where she underwent an operation d
few days ago for a tumor of the
sh oulder. She is rapidly improving.
Mrs. Walter Cooper of 233 North
Chandler street. who has been very
sick for the past week, is slowly i'm
proving.
Mrs WaIdron of Auburn, Kansas, is
the guest for few days of Mrs. Rich
ard Bancroft of $40 Lake street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Webb Of 623
Lime street are the parents of
daughter born yesterday morning.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. E.
church will give a Manhattan social at
the church tonight.
The NJ. M. club of the Methodist
church will meet at the home of Miss
Bertha Botham, 612 Lake street. to-
night. After the meeting the club will
go to the church and attend the social
given by the Ladies' Aid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stans1eld of
430 Chandler street have given the
Name Charles Eugenewto their infant
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Doyle have re-
turned home from three weeks visit
in San Francisco and other points OF
interest in California. While in San
Francisco they had the pleasure OF
seeing the fleet.
Mr.. o. Purdy of 1114 East Sixth
street, who has been very sick FOR sew
eral months with an attack Of rheu-
matism, is reported much improved
today.
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was crushed by falling timbers and
internally injured.
The explosion occurred when most
Of the occupants Of the house were
at breakfast The bomb had been
placed in the rear hall under the
stairs. The stairway was almost COM
pletely torn away, every door on the
first and second floors was ripped of,
windows were blown out and plaster
and beams all over the house were
shaken down. Lamberro was on the
stairs when the explosion occurred.
The others injured were struck by
flying timbers in their apartments.
DR.. Attillio Caccini, who had an Of
fee on the ground floor told the police
that he had received number of
threatening letters Of the Black Hand
type.
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$3.50 grind stones. $3.50. Pratt Bro

$3.50 grind stones, $3.50. Pratt Bros.
Miss Myrtle Webb of Tonganoxie,
Kan. came here today and will spend
two weeks here the guest Of relatives
and friends.
Miss Mary Waldron went to Kan
sas City today on a few days busin ess
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis and little son,
Harold, left this morning for Denver,
summer the guests of relatives for
the benefit of Mr.. Willis health.
Miss Martha Stanley is able to be
out and around again after two
weeks illness with an attack of
malaria fever.
Mr.. Frank Client of Manhattan,
Kan, came here today and will spend
several days with relatives while on
his way to- st. Louis, Mo-, where he
will make his future home and re-
| main permanently.
Mrs. H. Harvey of Newton, Kan,
visited with friends here yesterday
while on her way to Hannibal, Mo-,
where she will spend a month with
| her mother who is very sick.
Mrs. M. Allison and little son,
Harry. went to st. Louis this morn
| ing to spend two weeks with her
brother and wife, Mr.. and Mrs J. N.
Wilson.
Miss Jessie Norton of Leavenworth,
Kan, is spending a few days this
week with friends and relatives in
| Shorey.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson is able to
be out and around again after a
| months illness with an attack of
| heart trouble.
Miss Carrie Mitchell and Miss
Josephine Chase will go to Wanna
| maker this evening and will remain
| over Sunday with their parents.
Mrs. Hattie Jones and sister, Ethel
Durney, left today on an extended
| trip through the west for the benefit
of Ethers health. They will be gone
about three months. ~
Miss Lena Curray of Silver Lake
spent the day in town today. =.
Miss Florence Miller left today for
Spokane, Wash, where she will spend
about three months with relatives.
when she will go to San Francisco,
| CAL, and remain permanently.
Mr.. Vern Reed of Meriden spent
| the day in town on business today.
Miss Mary easier of 155 Holman
street, has returned home after
spending the past week with Miss
J F1oy Culver near Hoyt, Kan.
Miss Daisy Jones returned to work
this morning after being of several
days on account Of illness
Mr.. Albert Wakman of Springfield.
Mo-. came here today and will spend
| several weeks visiting friends and
| relatives here and in Hoyt, Kan.
| Mr.. Harold Arthur of Kansas City
returned home today after being
1 called here several weeks ago on ac-
count of the illness of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Keller and lit
tie son. Jack. have returned home
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BLEW UP The HOUSE.
Black Hand Attempts to Garry Out
Threat Against a Doctor.

New York; May 20.-The refusal Of
a wealthy Italian physician to com
ply with the demands of Black Hand
criminals for money resulted in en-
dangering the lives of a hundred per-
SONS today when a bomb was ex-
ploded in the tenement house at 316
East Eleventh street. Four persons
were injured and other occupants of
the house rushed into the street in
panic, while doors and beams which
had been twisted out by the ex-
plosion tumbled all around them.
The lower part Of the house was al
most completely wrecked. None of
the injured was dangerously hurt with
the exception of Tony Lamberro, who
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-20
First published in The Topeka State
Journal May 6, 1905
PROPOSALS.


Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the secretary of state at Topeka
Kansas. until 10 a. m. Wednesday, May
9th. 1908, for the furnishing Of adj ma
terials and labor necessary for the entlre
and complete installation of system OF
fan heating and ventilation for the rep
resentative Hall in the State Capftol at
Topeka; also for the restoration OF the
stucco work and refrescoing OF SAID naii
and small rooms adjoining.
Copies Of plans and specifications may
he seen on file at the office OF Jonn F.
Stanton. State Architect.
Photographic elevations VIII be furnish
ed for, fresco. designs and bidders VIA De
REQUIRED to submit sketches Tin cotor) OF
their proposed designs.
zach bid must be accompanied by a
certified check for three CD per cent OF
the amount bid. Said check must be GER
tried by the president or cashier OF the
hank moon which it is drawn, and made
navabie to Mark Tulley. Treasurer for the
State Of Kansas, and the aforesaid check
shaII be forfeited to the State OF Kansas
in case the successful bidder fails for five
IN DAYS to enter into contract and give
the required bonds as prescribed by law
after awards Of contracts have been made.
The attention Of bidders is called to
chapter ia session laws Of 1891 with which
thew must comply. This is commonly
known as the eight hour law.
The right is reserved by the Executive
Council TO reject any or all bids Il In
their. Judgment u is deemed to be to the
atate,s interest to do SO.
Proposals viii be presented under sealed
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Mayor. oniee. Topeka, kansas, May 10.

mayors ofiee ro 5sas Kansas. May 49,
Inere will be special meeting of the
s s, at7:so O'Clock D. M. Monday, May Is.
ayo, Ior the purpose of hearing any and
x va complaints that may be made as to the
Per their report on file in the Office of the
10y Clerk. Of said city, of all lots, parcels
constructing a sewer in district number
snIrty 1SO as set forth by Ordinance No.
1lbS This district istcomposed of the fol-
Beginning at point on the north line of
tne sGutnwest quarter of section one ~
township twelve 90 range fifteen Q5) two
Of the northeast corner of said Quarter
f fsirt% ;es thenss north five hundred and
" seven esd feet west of the center line
OF west street: thence east along the CEN
, ,. line Of Sixteenth street to the center
the center line of West street to a point
seven hundred and thirty-three and thirty
Two hundreths feet (73a.3O north of the
non one % township twelve Q) range
1lfteen Q5); thence east parallel to the
center line of Buchanan street in Throop's
Fourth Addition to the City of Topeka;
thence south along the center line of said
teenth street in said Throop's Fourth Ad-
oltlon; thence east along the center line
O SalO f11teenth- street and along the
south line of said TROOPS Fourth Addi-
ton to the line between said Throop's
Fourth Addition and OFT and TewkSbury's
Addition to, the City Of Topeka (being the
west line of the alley along the east line
of Central Park;) thence north along the
line between said TROOPS Fourth Addi-
tfon and OFT and Tewksbury's Addition to
the center line of Douthitt street in said
OFT and Tewksbury's Addition: thence
east along the center line of said DOuthitt
street to the center line of Western ave-
nue. in said OFT and Tewksbury's Addition
said center line being the east line of the
northeast quarter Of section one % town
ship twelve CD range fifteen (15) thence
south along said east Hne of said north
east quarter of section one % township
twelve CID range fifteen (15) to the center
line of Twentieth street in Martin and
Dennis Addition to- the City of Topeka
thence west along said center line of said
Twentieth street to the west line of the
southeast quarter of section one % town
ship twelve CD range fifteen O5) thence
north along the west line of said south
east quarter of section one % township
twelve CID range fifteen (16 to the north
west corner of said section and thence
west along the north line of the southwest
quarter of section one % township twelve
CID range fifteen Q5) two hundred and
ninety seven esd feet to the place OF be-
ginning; shall constitute a sewer district
and shall be designated and known as
Sewer District No. 80 In the City of To-
peka, Kansas.
(Seal1 VIM. GREEN, Mayor.
Attest: c. B. BuRGE. City Clerk.
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NOTICE OF SUPPLIES REQUIRED BY
TABLE INSTITUTIONS
Sealed proposals for furnishing the sup
plies herein named will be received by the
State Board aof Control until o'clock p
m. Saturday, June ID. 1908. for the follow
ing institution b -.
Topeka State Hospital .............Topeka
Osawatomie State Hospital. .Osawatomie
State Hospital for Epileptics. Parsons
School for Predetermined Youth ......
School for the Deaf. .Olathe
School for the. Blind Kansas City
Soldiers Orphans Home. .Atchison
Boys Industrial School Topeka
Girls Industrial School .Beloit
At the time above mentioned said pro-
posals will be opened, in public, at the Of
flee Of the Board of Control, in the State
Commencing at nine a. M, on the fol-
lowing days: June 16. dry goods, boots
and shoes: June II, groceries,; June Is,
harWare stationery, and meats contracts
will be awarded on each article separately
to the lowest responsible bidder; provided
that where both the bids and quality Of
goods offered are the same. preference
will be given to the resident dealers of this
state.
furnished and specifications are on file
with the secretary of said Board of Con-
troll and subject to inspection, and dupli-
cate specifications and schedules will be
Furnished upon application.
| Nv order of the Board Of Control of
stole Charitable Institutions.
E. B. SCHERMERHORN, "
Chairman.
NAV 13 1908. 50. 5--- --s
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First published in The Topeka State
journal May Is, 1851

OFFICE OF CITY, TREASURER. 81
MILTONvALE, CLOUD CO.. KAN.
May L. 1908.
Holders of the 6 per cent Railway Aid
bonds OF the City of Miltonvale. Cloud
County, Kansas, issued January, 1883. and
due July, 1913, in the sum Of $1,000, are
hereby notified that the same are called
for payment under and by authority of
Section One, Chapter Seventy-Seven. of
the laws OF 1857, and will be paid together
with accrued interest at the Kansas State
Fiscal Agency, in the City of New York
on June 10th. 1908. and thereafter said
bonds will cease to bear interest.
-..-....4 JOHN b. NORRIS,
City Treas. Nationwide. Clound County,
Kaps.
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TFirst published in The Topeka State
journal April 80. 100S.l

NOTICE OF sTOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING. 800.
Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting Of the stockholders Of The Tope-
ka and Northwestern Railroad company
IN the Office block. in the city of Topeka,
Shawnee county, Kansas. on, Saturday.
Nav 23rd. 1905. beginning at 10 o'clock
The meeting is called for the purpose of
considering and acting upon the following
proposition, viz:
Irnion Pacific Railroad company of the
railroad and branches constructed or to
be constructed. Of The Topeka and North
all the property. rights. privileges and
franchises thereto pertaining, and all
H. A. SCANDRETT.
Secretary.
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from. Big Springs, Kan. where they
have spent the past few weeks the
guests of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Jackson.
Miss Catherine Mills has returned
home from Council Grove where she
has spent the winter with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Wilson of North
Madison street, will leave : In a. few
days for Washington, D. c., where
they will spend two weeks with reIa
tives.
Mrs. j. B. Barrett and son, Willie,
have returned home from Kansas City
where they visited relatives for the
past two weeks.
Miss Josephine Davis returned to
work this morning after being off sew
eral days with an attack Of the grin.
Miss Susie Presgrove returned to
her home in Havensville, Kan, yes
terday after a few days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Mccain of SO7
North Van Buren, street.
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FOR SALE-An Immediate offer win buy
my residence ~ w. 9Th ave, Topeka.
very cheap &C. Baker. Lathrop. 10.
FOR SALE-Ry owner. nearly new seven
] room cottage, 3 lots, west side, gas, els
tern in kftckep, good well and outbuild-
ings. fruit and shade. Make offer. Ind.
phone $685.
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Are You. q Member?
Are you q member of the III. H.,
club? If not get busy quick and. be-
come one.
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FOR sALE-REAI ESTATE
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
,:-1sB NET 1NvEsrMEKr--

CAN GOOD ApA nr.rrNr
FLAT FOR $3.50 THAT is RENTING
you - 80 = ~ Ia
AGENCY 1n E. rrH ST TEL s4
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FOR SALE-Hume rooms. gas, well,
bearing fruit, nice shade. 3h lots Sum-
ner ave-. part time. Quick sale, $50.
Dandy new cottage home 8 rooms, two
east front lots. Reno ave. at a bargain.
p. c. MOORE.
Onfce Cor. Wabash & Indiana ave.,
Oakland.
FOR SALES rooms Harrison st, by the
owner. part easy payments. Phone III.
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LOST AND FOUND.

ISSTIady,s watch, set with gems on
one side and engraved name Lula on
other. Liberal reward for return. Bell
phone 28n.
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LoST-Roman gold bracelet. Reward Tor
return to Lucas & Lagerstrom. lo w.
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SANTTARIUAfS.

cHRIsrs HObPTTAL COTTAGES FOR
the care and Treatment Of nervous ny
- ~ 81 mental arrangement. W. =
Iindsay, Il D., % x. A., Topeka kan
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NORTH TOPEKA NEWS

Items for tho North TcFeka column may
be left at the Petro & Woodford drug
store, $50 North Kan&as avenue. or call
the North Side reported at her home.
I'D. phone gill
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LEGAL
NOTICE.

tPublished is The Topeka State Journal
May 90 1861
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least 10PfkAN0
2aaaksdnk Amf7:E1

Qtems Ter the Cast Topeka column MAY
De telephoEed to Inc. phone GIL
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HOME. SWEET HOME

HOME. SWEET HOME
Just hum to yourself a few bars of the
above and see II there is not a discordant
note for YOU if your home is a. rented one.
why not sing this song in your own
nome? We have some ones that are we'll
oult.- neat and attractive. Look at 100
ana f'4 Buchanan streets, prices $500
ana $2.4W Another at 1647 Central Park
ave- $z'"o each has rooms, large eel
lars. gas heat and light, wired for cleo
.ricity' hot and cold water. throughout.
small payment down or will take well To-
Gated N lots as first payment. balance
monthly
SHAWNEE AGENCY 81
6s4 KANSAS AVE.
IND PHONE Cos.
FOX SALES room house on Chandler nv
owner. Easy payments. Phone IN.
FOR SALES room modern cott.~. .
east front lots. fruit and shade trees on
Eyer 81. Inquire 712 Clay St
FOR sALE| nice building site. bv ovn-
Ct. close 70 car line. Phone 81.
@a We make a. speciality Of
BUILDING SITES.
Large list tn Saturdays paper.
80 MAXWELL & co.
me N, successors to Lakin.)
lug ". stn. Phone s22
EAST SIDE BARGAIN blocks Of ave
o. rect front. old shade, II room house
Water gas. $1,000 See Bailey Bros Co.
Ina. SSo- Bell S99. Residence 246 white,
FOR SALES room modern home. ~ lots
northeast corner 18th and western ave
Casn or payments. L. r. Lane
five sPECIALsLHURRY
azSSaCL1Af--SiTooms. modern, lots. fine
shade. good barn. $5,4O9-$1,oOo down. bal
ance $50 per month, Is years time at 6 per
cent. 60
LoWMAN-A good I rooms, newly pa
pered and vanished, gas, well, cistern. and
SINK pantry and bath room, with porce-
lain tub. painted barn. 2 lots, close to car.
$l.S7s this week; 1850 next.
TO RENT-S4 Fillmore, s rooms mod
ern, barn, fine shade. $25: 1900 Lincoln,
modern cottage. nice barn, 81,
WANTED-To buy room house. 81. 4o0
TO $l'sCO; 500 down and SIS per month. Call
w. M. FORBES & CO.,
17 West Seventh St.
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J. A. ROsEN. patent Ettorney. as Kanssa
ave-. Topeka, Kan.
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FOR INSTRUMENTATION.
FOR RENT-The Bennett brick barn al
1872 w. sth Inquire of F. w. Norris.
FOR RENT-Good large office rooms. 7Ol
Kansas ave. DR.. Roby.
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HORSE BOLTS WITH
e WOMAN RIDER

SPOKANE, Oct While 10000
spelibound persons looked on, Flash.
HIGHT, a hlue.fibhon horse that has
been exhibited az the big horse
shows all over the Northwest. bolt
ed with HIS Rider. Miss Eleanor
Laidlas when be first appeared on
the haifmiie track. 81 the horse
show yesterday afternoon and ran
twice around the track az full speed
besoro he was stopped
Miss Lnidlnw rode the badly
frightened horse with nerve aud
skill She. smiling. aignaled she
was all right when stable attend.
ants rushed 10 tho track and tried
10 stop the horse.
She refused 10 humor the horse
aud brought him back 20 enter the
class again. but once more he bolt
ed and raced around the track.
flashlight was awarded the prize.
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WAGON IS HURLED
BY CAR INTO BAY

Conductor u Weller and Aoforr..
A y Harley.
The superstition % that MaAa.a
drove down Massachusetts n n,
attempted 10 cross The tracE n
front % the car Harley saw =.
wagon suddenly loom ahead - !,
few feet lie applied the bfs..
bat the car aud wagon met NJ
terrific force aud the lighter yekl,.
WIS literally thrown on The bfid.
dragging the horses after II ~.
tide was low, there being but i'm.
OF four feet Of water benaath r.
bridge At the time The fall N.
about ~ feet The horses ssfw)
gled IN the tangle o. harness ~
wreekage and managed 10 ~
themselves Into an UPRIGHT ~
ton.
A derrick was quickly rlgged q
and che horses and wreck a q.
wagon were raised 20 the strest
The accident was reported /
the police.
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HIS
10y unI,.d er....l


TACOMA, Oct. 6--Teslimony
given In tho trial Of Frank PIlling
Tor the cmbczxiement Of $4,000
from James X, Thompson, showed
Piiling followed three bnnko men
from Iiutte IN order 10 mulct them.
but they arranged fake prize fight
laid succeeded In beating him AT his
own game
When pilllna found out he had
lost all be tainted three times on
his way from the Great Northern
depot In Seattle. 90 hotel. and
Thompson aud rinkefton detec.
tivea. who made the arrest, we're
Obliged 10 keep him over night
Ia Seattle. before his physical con
dition would permit OF hts being
brought 10 Tacoma.
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psnnd dressed. isr PEI peana. f<>alsI
ttr per rouna live ftf ~ <r<<E
s4uAts. 31-1 per darcu' lseA4 <rr11&
live ffc Der sseand. drNFFa4 aM 81
anana riNnann 81 per ae1sa
BUTTER lo@ai rAnch. fffx II
raaHd
ErnF- r.nrht ranch. tF-fec
MKATN live saight---Coas ne =
p14nf. steers tNx per ps4sa 11H<1|
wethsfn tkc Esf pound seeE 11f q
pound HeaA ~ per roaH6 z<e|
&C. pr pound Balls ana eHsa. Exs n
pound
RATS Dressed Veal large W.
per pound medium. 3t-iss - SEED
ire friioNsnK are 1eeaf ettit11I
made on Nextefn AZ ttis saefHleF
FRUIT ---.ifas sDEtein arfie4 a 1bIH|
toaaatoes fq-sact riufns At So st9~
tHesft prunca. o. Soc
sa 81 duHeni carrots -st sA1k ssle~
fs4und head lettuce. 1tfar dnHEE' N<A
uniara sec Per Goa nnH rHf8tef4 49,
per tom srirarh. st-ftc sax ektaft<e|
81 3 tas bets ft-t4t sees taennaF4'
tfsea dozens carrots. 81 sack, 80;
LH+4a0 1aran
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Driver, Badly Injured, Is
Barely Rescued From
Awful Death.

Struck by n swiftiy.speedlng
street car. wagon belonging 20
the Empire Laundry co aud driven
BY A. Maddox was hurled OF the
bridge At Seattle boulevard and
Massachusetts ~ last night into the
waters Of the bay. The accident
happened about o'clock. Mad
dock Was badly injured. lie was
rescued from his perilOus position.
where death from drowning or the
heels of the frightened horses
threatened him. aud removed 10 the
Seattle General hospital where Il
Il reported this morning that his
condition ~ critical
The car was No. 3g2. In charge 81
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NICK FEEL 8 THE
BIG STICK

"my remark was made In a jo,s
lar mood az Rock Island" sal
Lenuworth, after some one In IN
crowd had shouted Roosevelt ~hs-
! said that Ohio would be willing +
give way 10 any state after Tai
had retired"
The story went the rounds thH
President Roosevelt Rad ordsFs<
his soninla~ off the stump b.
cause Of the remark. A. any rsts
LonaSorth has left James 8. Shes
man, the Republican vice presioes
tiai candidate, and will rot CO...
piete the tour on which he ~
started.
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[ U MBER COMPANIES
ARE VICTORIOUS

FAN FRANclscO. Oct sl--The
United States circuit court 81 Rp.
peAiu here has dismissed the appeal
~ the Hiii and harrinIAq railroad
lines from the lniunctl<saI & esi rsifi-
ina the companies frszs &tcrcing
the Increased lumber r4z4 N the
northern California. 1f&tDa and
Montana diairicta.
The increased rate. which was 20
have taken effect November. 1907.
would have meant. according % the
lumbermen. destruction 20 their
business This IL a biz victory Tor
the northern lumber companies
against the railroads