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The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
sUCCUMBS TO INJURIES.
Henry Myofski Thought Himself Only
Slightly Hurt BY Fall.

Henry Myofski, 65 years of age. has
been working for the American Car
4 Foundry Co. for % years, and has
had many accidents In that time. 50
he did not complain particularly when
he fell of a box car In the plant OF
Clark and Michigan -aves.. Thursday
afternoon. He told his fellow EN-
ployes, when they picked him up. that
ne had hurt his left arm and that he
would be all right in few minutes
ard go back TO work.
He was sent, however. 20 DR.. J. II
Boulter. who bandaged his arm and
wrist and sent him 70 his home. No
l73 Roosevelt-ave. Thursday evening
Myofski complained OF pain in his
right side, but did not appear 20 thins
IL serious His wife was awakened
by his groans at o'clock Friday
morning and found him dying.
Coroner Burgess was called and has
ordered a post-mortem examination q
discover the cause OF death. Myof
ski leaves 10 children.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
ro submIt EstImate For PAX

PARK Commissioner Hurlbut has
been instructed by the park commit
tee OF the common council 10 prepare
an estimate FOR the purchase Of the
Ferry tract al Grand Riyer.ave. and
the north boulevard for park This
tract contains 81 acres and is held at
about $4,000.
Aid. Heincman expressed himself az
this meeting as In favor OF acquiring
another park. this one 10 be on the
east side 0f the city between Grafton
and Mack-aves there being fine
wooded tract Of vacant property there
which would make an excellent park
at little additional expense.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
LIVE STOCK.
EAST BIFFALO-Opening
nuuniux a stevens Live STOCK Nepos

Dunninx A stevens Live stock Report
BUFFALO Dee. IL special -, at
tle-Receipts cars. steady Hogs
Receipts 50 cars, strong heavy. t.5Og
$50. workers.. ss.30gstO. pigs - 20
Saeep and l.ambs-Rec.ipt 90 cars.
steady: best lambs. $500 yearlinss.
ssT54r- %, wethers, $3.50 u SIS, ewes.
S5a5sO CalVes-s5 y 1850
Fast BtFFALO-Close.
EAST RCFFALO. y Y. Dec. IL
cattle. receipts 80. steady prime. S'.eS
tS95. butchers s350G6. Neals, re-
Caipts 500 steady. active and SOC high
.r common 10 choice, 81. - u 10. sheep
and lambs receipts 10000, heavy. slow
lambs S65Os1 so Canada lambs. fs.s5
n $50. yearlings. ;6z5u rs sheep,
$685. Hogs. receipts 10. zoo. slow,
steady: Workers. s. 80 q SIS. pigs. s. IS
qS3G: mixed. $3.50 heayies s. So.
roughs. s7.5On' go stays. ss.5OG
CHIC AGO.
CHICAGO Dec I--tattle--i ,ece pts
1000. steady, beeves. s.. 80. Tex
az. s3s0Gi .10; western. s. . 80. stock
ers and feeders. $50 $40. cows and
heifers. s. % $40. calves s as Hogs
Receipts - 900. strong, Ngnt sSn ). - :.
mi ed $500 $50. heavy $50 u S.65 ::
rough s. a50S 20. workers. $50 q 40;
pigs f7WS Sheep and Lam os-Re-
ceipts l200o steady. natives. So so u
500. western, s3.s5 a 80, lambs. ma
tive. 500 so. western, s5.I5 q 8 60
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND O. Dec. li.-Hogs-
Receipts 1000. market SC lower. meii-
pigs ana lights IS. cattle Receipts )
cars. slow 1ambs--Receipts 1000.
$50 top. Calyes-Rece!pts zoo. 80
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17

Ariz Com 7. ibLa ANN. -. MI.
.12I.: Arc. &C.. An. 5Sia: ADJ. g..
Ray s. Gas. 40 Bos. cons 225s Roe
70. Cop con. slS. g. 4 H.. $50: .. x
A. 1872; cent. 80; DAILY W. sa Davis
D. 8; +. Butte. u Ely. $ Frank.
II. G.-Cnn., II .. Gold. CONS. 81,
Hauc. 2et. Helv.. 81. Isle Roy. "a.
Kew Cop, . y Las. 10: Lake 7Oiz
Mai. 80 Mich, -, Mia. q Nip. II
New. "a New Utah. Ia Newh. 80,
y Butte. 57Is. old Dom. %. Csc. 100
par. 2sI1 shan. ies. sup. & T.. 49,,
sup Cop. COZ sup. r., Il, Tam. eS,
Trim 10; Utah Cons, 45iz L. =. OH
81. T. : r. com. 554 Win. l2it
Wyan., a. Yukon. o. y. Lake. 9; Ray
con 23S.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
Markets and Finance

TO cover. and the local pit crowd puy
ing. Liverpool cable, came Nd nlsheI'
closing Argentine "a q higher Deem
Der opened llSs and May llEh 20
selling Immediately after the op'hlhs
TO ll24 May. Proht taking '"seu
prices 10 49,. Dec, lil7s May ana
later strength IN Northwest mar s' ,'
caused bulge In Dec. To lleN' MaS
ll2r Corn opened at last sl.n.s
prices To y higher. but was immeu'as. J,
~ met by heavy selling on soia
weather throughout the corn uei,,
Later May regained "A greater par OF
the early loss IN sympathy win "heN''
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Dec. lI.%-Wheat opencu
heavy with buying by private wire
houses. Pattern takins prohts .Hl,,
Trade active with good commission
trade on both sides OF the market
Oats opened armer In sympathy WIZ
other grains small buying. PROVISIONS
fairly steady. 49,, 49,.
Noon-May wheat took a little brace
Just before noon, going up ~ corn
lraotionally higher oats advanced IN
sympathy with the other grains
Ciose-The wheat advance continues
in the last hour. and all futures closed
strong and higher. Corn ana pa.s
eased or and closed fractionalIy below
opening figures. Provisions snaea uh-
changed.
-, lI.N.fap stone n Co.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
BOSTON COPPER
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Reported FOR The Times from Hayden,
Stone & 60. The Boston copper share
market opened strong and active with
dealings principally conferred In North
Butte. LAX. and superior All OF these
issues upe.ed slightly higher than the
close. Notwithstanding realizing sales
they arc holding their advances 81 yes
terday very well indeed. Koyalo has
been an active feature. advancing 20
e.is gain OF : points. Boston Cons
il also stronger at 30 which II gain
Of ! point Az Commercial at - Il
il also l point higher. Miami continues
TO b. absorbed around Il Winona.
which h4s been active for some days
past extended it, advance To l1f.. "A
gain OF r. over last nights close The
general list OF Coppers, while quiet IS
showing arm und-rtOne. other de-
partments OF the market show fair
degree Of activity with dealings CEN
tered IN United Fruit and ANN Phone.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
sex dividend, soc
NEW YoRk sToCk LETTER.

I0pOTtrd Tor TLe TIfnrs o Nafson
craig & Co. stocks Although only
moderately active. with greater part
~ rhe transactions confined to com
paratlValy few Of the active lssuez
this mornings stock market showed
most decidedly better tone The
opening was At slight advances. Later
there was good buyinE OF southern and
Union Pacinc st Paul. and Atch!son
which helped steady prices throughout
the list /. & y showed the effect Of
the higher div ldcud declared by q
marked advance OF something oetteJ
;han points A. noon the genei al
marker was holding strong at slightly
ab0Fe yesterdays close
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
NEW YORK COTTON.
PR0DUCE

There were no price changes TO re-
mort this morning Receipts 90 poultry
were not az large as yesterday. ana as
ratr sprinkiink OF geese Turkeys are
conspicnously scarce. and the supply
81 ducks IL not equal TO the demand
Receipts OF chickens this week have
been heavy. hut 49, yet there has been
no day when everything failed 10 clean
up without disturbing prices The
chief interest in the market Is ths
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
Draws 90 Days For Assault

John Kelly. alias Callahan. alias
Scott Webher, was sent to the House
OF Correction for 80 days. and fined
500 In addition. for assaulting George
Robinson. Wednesday night. Kelly
was charged with robbing Robinson
or $40 after beating him. but as both
men were drunk. "A charge OF assault
aud battery was made Kelly's long
police record. for picking pockets.
th@fts. and other crimes in various
cities. Was flashed in police court.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
NEM YORK BNODI (E

NEW YORK Dec. l1-Pork. quiet.
Lard. firm middle west. spot sl3 90u
IA Sugar. raw quiet. refined Quict
Coffee Rio No on tho spot 50 ID = ~.
Tallow. steady. city SIC. country. y IL
6'.c. Dressed poultry. Arm ducks. -
u zoe: others unchanged. Live poultry
easier. geese. lSc ducks. Ice. gowls
l5c: turkeys, l5T20c roosters. l0c.
chickens. l5c. Cheese. firm. quiet; fun
cream specials. ~ 0isc skins spe-
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17

cials, 14ise; fuii skins. 5Qshe. Cot
lower nutter. nrm receipts 2.ss<
Creamery extra aye. state dairy
tubs. s5433c. imitation creamery.
nrsts 2882Sc. Eggs. firm; receipts
650J. nearby white fancy. 460b2c. 0do
mixed fancy. S2G3Sc: fresh hrsts. III
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
BUTTER AND EGGS.l

Butter Creameries. extras stc;
frsts, sac; dairy butter. 24c. packing
stock. 22i2c per ID.
Exgs-Fresh current receipts cases
included. 2SI,c doz. Receipts on Fri
day lsq cases
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
VESSEL PASSAGES.


DETROIT. Dee. l6 Down: Pere Mar
quette ferry No. 10. IL Thursday morn
Ing; Norwalk. 1880. 1Iaddington. lio
= m G. W. Elphicke. i:25 Meyers.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
CIIIcA,,o puoDUcIs

CHICAGO. Dec. i7.--Butter; Cream
cry, extras. sac; hrsts. soc. dairy. eX-
tras, 27c. flrsts. 2the. Eggs: Extras.
"a tsc; prime hrsts. 35kS. nrsts sac
Cheese. Twins. l6Ql6Ac. tuisies
lSAc. young Americas. l6aisAc. Live
poultry: Turkeys lie. fowls. l2iS Qi3c:
spring chickens, Ia Q12c: ducks, 1870
he, geese, Zoe.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
Lemon Weighs ? i.2 Pounds.

Wright. Kay a. Co. has put an ex.
hihitlon in their window what IS prob
ably the largest lemon ever shipped
10 Detroit. Dr. David lnglis Is the
owner OF the big citrus fruit, receiv-
ing il from friend in Florida. The
fruit Ia a finely developed specimen
and weighs two and onehalf pounds.
rs much as two dozen ordinary lem
ons.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
Thursdays Live Stock
Market and Sales At
Detroit Yards

All grades OF common cattle were
lower at the Detroit stock yards on
Thursday. but prime steers and handy
cattle were steady This market re-
sponded 10 sharp breaks IN Chicago
and the far west and the outlook IA
yors dull trade for the holiday sea
son.
Mich cows were active and steady
Veal calves were active and steady,
with 1926 for the best.
Sheep and lambs took another turn
upward prime lambs selling for $50,
The sort was easy and the entire list
showed the usual symptoms which
characterize sharp bull market.
The fact that not more than one-half
Of the usual number OF lambs are be
ing fed IN the state Is becoming quite
generally known and is having a "a
vorable effect on prices both IN De-
troit and in other localities where
Michigan lambs are usually marketed.
Hogs were strong at last week >
prices. The opening was none too &C
tive. but the close was strong Win a
favorable outlook FOR the future. Best
hogs. $3.50. Pigs and light workers.
81 80 10 $500 per cwt Receipts: Cat
tie. 1865: calves. SIS; sheep, o'5l6;
hogs. 1914
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
ROCK ISLAND IS
WEAK AND LOWER
Declines One Point While Other Is.
sues Are Firm To Strong
Buoyant Tone at Opening.
Ny. STOCK MARKEr-Cio.e.

Anal Cop, S.s An 1. -
Ia AIN. Smeit, lOi I. Am. sus iss :,
Am. 4 X T.. lssis Am. roo, ptd. 70 -
AIN Wool. SS- DO pfd. los's Ana
Cop; 4s's A!eh', ls2'i h : @. lem tssu
h. II. TT. $50 Can. Pac:. isVt1 Sen@
Leath.. lsA. 30 pfd los, Chs O.. ~
( s. CT. W. 81 =, NJ s 81 r lss
cons. Gas. 1872; Corn Prod. 22s De! =
IL ls4a u. q Rio or, 81 IS, EI 40
Gen. Flee. 1914 Gt. Nor. PA. rs
do Pre-. s0A. III Cent. lisls Int Met,
pfd. lei. l. & y. issA. NJ. 4 T..
LAM 10 pfd. 74h Mo Pa. - Nat
Lead. SSi. y Y Cent. l.Sls y Y
l.5L. Penn. 1917. PEG. Gas, 40, Pr.
81 Car 81. Read. l'0. Rep. 4 81.
tSS'. do pa. Z ~ pSs s s n9sk SOU 81.
Pac. 1854 south. Ry. S2s do ptd.
!. rhird Ave, "a. Twin Z. ~. Tex
sgis do pfd ls5 bonds, los - utah
COP. e. Il 50c. tlls wabash. DO
pfd 80 W. L. Tel. IS, West Nfsr
). =.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
o. 8. GOVT BONDS.

Bond quotations furnished by Hay
den. stone a. Co. llG-11s Griswold-st.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
CATTLE.

sold by bishop. Bulien & Holmes
20 Hlpp. butchers 4 average weis :
rs pounds. price $3.50 per ewt Do,
b-,tcs.rs ) $40 y3.50. Michigan q. c..
6utchrrs II. $50. s49j: Hammond :. &
GO bulls J. 100. krOmm, Steers D.
.os6. $50. MlIaiSau h. Co, steers 10.
llI5O $5T5 do steers 4. l,oS2 s.. KAY
kowsky bulls = 1850. So, DO, outls
/ 1850 s315. Coos COWS - yaV, 50,
Breitenbach. steers 3. 81, s.. 80 Mich
igan Is Co, steers -. i.042. 500. Hat-
kowsky. bulls l. 1870. - do, cows l.
80 81 50: sullivan. bulls !. l.430. -
Nlh Beef CO. butchers 20. 10 81
Sullivan bulls !. 1870. s. 50 Ha nmond
:. & Co bulls /, $50. S3-5 do letters
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
Quotations by Hayden. stone 81 Co;
open. High Low close


(b)Bld slSold txlSplIt.
TOLEDO.
TOLEDO. @. Dec. Wheat-Cash
and Dee, see May. sI.29. July 81 oSa.
Corn--Cash and Dec, o4c; May ana
47c July t6isc. Rye-No :. 7sc. No.
J. &c. clover seed Cash and Dec, 50;
Feb s. \ March. ssl1i Il Prime al
s.ke s. O5 Prime timothy. $50. Oh,
butter eggs and hay, unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17

Job Printing done right. Times
Printing CO., 10 John R.-st. Call Main
1898 or city Ass.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17

NEW YORK. Dec. IA strong tone
was evident in many active issues ~
the opening OF the stock market with
Western railroad issues most promin'
ent Amalgamated and Steel Com
mon were also above yesterday
close.
IL a m.-Rock Island showed pro
nounced weakness toward the emu uI
the first hour, declining one point
Outside Of this the market VAS nrm
20 strong.
Government unchanged; other
bonds strong.
Noon-The feature or the stock mar
ket in the late forenoon was an ad'
vance OF points in Atlantic Coast
Line stocks The rest OF the list was
without pronounced tendency. Hi
stocks receded fractionally.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17

Fought Nv Hammond. & co. ~
Spleen & Reason. hogs &C.. average
weight 200 lhs, price $50 per cwt
DO t31. 100 Ss45. DO 800. 10. $50:
Haley q McMuileu, e57. 200. $50. 90.
25s. Is5. sst6; de-. 23g. $50. s. 30: 30.
rs. 100. ts3O Roe com. co. 20. l75.
$50
Bought by Sullivan Pkg 60. or Roe
Com co. 81. 100 ts35 do. as. 100 s..
do 90 I.5. 40. DO. 222 zoo. 8 so
Bought by Newton Beef Co " Roe
Corn. Co... % f40. Ss3s
Buught by Parker. Webb a. Co. Of
Bishop. y. q H., ~. 10. s. 10; do. Gee.
100. s. 30. DO. 81. 1f0. s. 80 90. 77s. $50
ysf5 d8. 81 200. s. 81
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17

poultry deal. OF course. but otherwise
there Is good seasonabie trade at
steady prices.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17

Reported for The Times by Carson,
craig A. co Wheat--Wheat opened
with a rush OF belated showed shorts
The Detroit times., 1909-12-17
COPPER MARkET-,Iose.

.Ex-divIdend. zoo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05
MURDERER
IS HANGED

SALEM. Ore. Feb. Sly Il. p.
Walter Montgomery Johnson. con
victed 81 murder In the first de.
gree for the killing Of Elmer par
duo IN Hilisbofo, Ore. ON December
"a, 1905. was hanged az the state
penitentiary at 1890 O'Clock today.
At 1891 the prisoner left his cell
accompanied by the prison officials
and Rev. W a. Selleck He march,
ed 10 the gallows and asceudcd the
steps firmly
when asked II he had anything
90 say. he straightcnod himself up
and 10 firm voice said
\ am guilty 81 the crime. I did
not commit Il IN self.defense, as al
legged In my trial. bWt Tor the money
there was Ia A. have nobody to
blame. nor no fault 20 find. as ] am
ready 90 pay the price. IL Was sinl-
ply the fact that had been drink.
lng heavily and was not myself, that
caused me 20 commit the crime.
lie delivered a short talk on the
evils 0f intemperance. AZ IL 80 the
black cap was drawn over his head.
Juat as this was done, he said to
those In charge. rHe sure and
break my neck
The trap was sprung AZ II ss and
death was apparently instantaneous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05
PACKY AND HYLAND
WRANGLING OVER
WEIGHTS

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. s.-Hy {.
PA question Of whether they wiii
fight 20 or IS rounds IL just about
all that Is keeping Dick HYland
and Packy Mcfarland from signing
articles today 70 box for Jim Coff.
roth on Washington birthday.
when the proposed Mcfarland.
Powell match fell through last
night. because Mcfarland would not
agree 20 make a low weight for the
local boy. FIyland vas "Johnny on
the Spot" with a proposition 70
meet the Chicaroan. but. like Pow
ell, he also insisted on Paeky
weighing f33 pounds AZ 10 O'Clock
on the morning ~ the fight Gil.
more, representing Mcfarland. POS.
itively refused 70 consider anything
Of the sort. and even when Hyiand
said zone thirty-three ~ eight In
the morning, Gilmore Indignantly
walked out Hyiand also started
for home. but In a short time Gil.
more returned. accepted the :
o'clock weighing and Il vas thought
for a time that no other hitch IN
the matchmaking would crop up.
IN the meantime Hyland had been
located aud appraised 81 Gilmore =
acceding % his weight demands.
wheTenpon Dick insisted on an.
other condition. namely. that the
fight 90 % Instead Of 20 rounds.
Whether the Mcfarland forces will
fail for the longer route will not be
known until the two llghtwelghts
talk the matter over with Coffroth
again tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05
BULLET SNUFFS OUT
ONE. MANS LIFE

PORTLAND, or. Feb. b.-ny u,
Toney Nicer a Norwegian los
ser. was shot aud almost Instantly
killed last night by Hans Goodager.
proprietor OF a saloon ON North
Third At, this city. Moor aud
0oodager we're both. Il IL alleged.
under the influence Of liquor Good
agnf. who was arrested aud charged
with murder In the first degree, ad.
mits the shooting
According % eye witnesses. Moer
and companion entered Good
ayers saloon aud asked to be Hrry-
ed with liquor The saloon man
refused. because. he stated, M0er
had tho reputation 81 being a
saloon bfawler. Goodager ordered
Nicer To leave the resort. and at
the same time. Il Is alleged. threat
ened him with a revolver Nicer
knocked this weapon from Good
ayers hand and the latter picked
np another revolver
The saloon man. II ia alleged. be.
came Infatuated by this time. and.
coming from behind the bar. Il ~
asserted he shot Nicer Ia the back
of the head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05
PRICES PAID TO
PR 0DUCERs

Us. fss s g. s-i. s-ssa... sssss. -~s
FONLIr oia Bsa. i've sssshs
Use bef fs2aa. dressed lie 80
pssaa srstas ehfsNsa nxs fts 80
pssnt. dFssss4 itr nsf raaaa. sfetisg.
i've laN psf raaat4 dressed fss.
s4aats. asazs psF sea dBeks stffas
hsa t14 80 paasa afssasa AZ -
ys~nai psaseas o. FsF eeasnl sarasr'
I've. ses fsssssa. ste. usiaiaa AaS9s.
i've ftm
nurrEMs Teal raaeA ssa
astfstHa saFAf faNah. zee
MNATW~affsa# Naa1 afes "a a..
peaaa etrsrM sAs PEG beaaa nsattssr
wethsfs. e psf FeaaH s~as ~ 80
poama heMs Ax f~s QaAna iaumR 80
psf psand haAfs ard eNsa. ~ psF psslra
MEAT So ttf@eesa Ne&k latsa 49,
psx poaaa. meAEsAas tts&44N
Ths fafiostmH are t@eal numfsttm.,
sasds 90 Wsstnfn ~ tkAs asasala4
FHNfF AN24e& tAt4staa
bEAtsf AAt4s ~ - qensa lit - r2r
ssska f#s@tees 80 ~ 80 tna. sssss
81 4Astss per sass safnips tttt So
Hssh paqaa1es. ft.ts-f - psf saek sat.
tsss. = fas Bsf feeua seisfg. SEE ssf
dosan
nix Sale Meas Pants A. Bridge
a Co. First and Yesier. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05
MONSTER SHIP COMING

The monster ship 81 Croix. re-
Gently purch1caa In tho east BY
Schuhach a Hamilton. left this
morning from Newport News Cor se-
attic.
The 81 Croix has her bunkera I'M.
81 with coal " bich will In all preh.
ability b. enough for the entire trip.
although = South American port viii
be touched and tho supply replen-
iahed IN order 10 inAnre a through
trip withaai delay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05
VALIANT APPEAL
FAILS TO WIN

sA0NA MENTo. fch. 8. 49, Hy u.
y. - The motion to postpone re-
consideration Of the Johnson bili IN
al next "wednesday was carried
unanimously teday az the request 81
Johnson. following valiant appeal
for delay made b. Speaker stanton.
who took the floor az the special re-
quest 81 Governor Gllict The same
disposition was made 81 Jnhnron'n
defeated municipal segregation and
corporation bills. both anti japanese
measures. where reconsideration
Was TO have been asked By Johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05
ASIATIC PROBLEM TO
co BEFORE PEOPLE

CHAMENTO. Feb. BY n. =.
Senator Mare Anthony'a bin pro-
vidinw thar AZ the next general eicc-
ton the voters 81 the state shall
have submitted % them the quea-
tiun q Asiatic immigration has
been acted upon fav0rably by the
senate COMMITTEES on labor and cap
ifal
The author ~ the measure says
Z VIII clear up misconceptions 81
CALIFORNIA; attitude, many 81 the
authorities AZ Washington doubling
that The people u this state have
Expressed Themselves AZ all positive
Is on the subject
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05
HASKELL ARRIVES
IN MUSkOGEE

MusKOGEE. OKLA Feb s. by
Z, P-Gcv Haskell experienced a
trlnmphal entry into this city when
he arrived here today. Two thou
sand persons gathered 10 welcome
the indicted governor, and chcered
when he addressed crowd, Has,
kcll praised the men indicted with
him BY the ggand jury inycsusat
ing alleged land frauds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05
STORM AR TACOMA

TACOMA. Feb. BY 4. PA
heavy wind storm struck Tacoma
II 3 O'Clock last nlght. pattinE hun.
drsds OF telephones out % business
and TYING up suburban street car
lines BY trees thrown across the
tracks Street signs we're blown
down. and Ia several Instances dry
goods boxes we're hurled through
plate glass windows An the Sun
set long distance lines are down
save those 70 GlE Harbor and
puyailup. while All independent
long distance lines are down save
the Vashon and Portland wires.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-02-05
ANOTHER VENIRE is
ORDERED IN CAL
HOUN CASE.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb G~ny ".
f~tIttle was accomplished today In
the trial % Patrick Calhoun. A
number ~ vcniremen were examined.
but none were retained Judge Law
Tor spent the greater part % the
mUFuing examining 4 venirN Of 80,
which vas summoned into court AZ
? uciock ~ tf~~~ humber - were
retained Tor examination. The court
ordered a new tUnire ~ Is % BE-
brought into court Monday
Up % date 10 Veuircmcn have
been summoned IN The trial OF this
number zss have been examined a.
70 their qualifications % sit. There
stu remain but nine jurors temper
afiiy chosen.
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READY FOR BIG
MARATHON RACE

NEW YORK, Feb. by u. P
Tom LOngboat, the Toronto Indian
Marathon runner, and Alfred Shrubb
Of England today are IN excellent
condition Tor their match tonight for
tine Marathon championship ~ the
world. Shrubb u a fsvOrite IN the
betting over isonRbnat by odds - =
20 5. but his supporters give no rea-
son FOR their choice,
Tom Flanagan. explaining a let
ter written BY the Indian. advising
friends not % bet on him because
OF Illness explained today that the
Indian was peculiar. and probably
felt depressed on the day he wrote
the letter. Flanagan declared that
the Indian was IN the best If shape.
and that he expected him to win
and make the English champion quit
inside of 20 miles
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GOVERNOR OF MONTANA
DENIES GRATING

HELENA, Mont. Feb b-~ny u.
r. Sensational testimony affecting
Former Governor Joseph X. Toole
has been adduccd before the lesls
lativc inquiry into the general land
situation W. A. prodEer, a kalls.
rcll llvcryman, on the stand testi.
fled that General superintendent
McRac. OF the Northwestern tum.
Der company, bad informed him
that the first negotiations for the
transier of the 10000 acres Of state
lands &c the three timber concerns
Involved would have been carried
out Immediately, save for the de.
mand u Gov rooie for more funds.
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MONTREAL, Quebec, Feb. g.
BY Y P.-~Numerous reports have
been received OF an additional
earth tremor being felt In Montreal
az 4 o'clock this morning. The
shock was very slight and brief. II
WAS the third shock felt hero this
week
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$4,000 being mentioned as the al
legged graft Ia this Instance,
Mr. MeRae. who was present, I'm.
medlatcly took tho stand and De.
nied having made any statement
whatever with respect Ia graft
He said he was barely acquainted
with prodsor.
Gov. ro0le vehomeutly denied tho
allegation. AZ ana other members
Of the board. that they had received
any money or other Illegal conhid'
eratione.
Fxoneratlon Of the board mem
beers seems certain.