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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-01
INSURGENTS
WILL Be GOOD
Agree tol Support Principal
Measures Desired by
Administration
THEY INFORMED PRESIDENT
No Pledge as Yet on the Ship
Subsidy and Federal Incor-
poration Plans.

Washington, Feb. 1.-The coal
fields of Alaska, just now so much
under discussion throughout the
country, are the subject of bill in
troduced in the House by Delegate
Wickersham of Alaska providing that
| fifteen thousand acres of the best
coal bearing lanGs in Alaska be set
aside by the United States in per-
petuity as a national coal reserve.
Keep Cool, Says Curry.
Special to The New Mexican.
Washington, d. c., Feb Not
withstanding indignation is intense
against the Beveridge statehood bill,
Governor Curry desires that no public
remonstrance be made. from New Mex
leo, until his return to Santa Fe
The governor leaves Washington for
Santa Fe tomorrow.
New Senator From North Dakota.
Washington, D. c.. Feb. Hon.
Fountain l.. Thompson, recently ap-
pointed senator from North Dakota,
has resigned on account of i'll health
and w. E. Purcell of Waheton has
been appointed his successor. Mr..
Purcell was sworn in this morning.
Insurgents Will Be Good.
Washington, Feb. 1.-The Republi-
can "Insurgents" in the House will
support the administration program
on the subjects of railroad legisla-
tion, conservation, postal savings
banks and anti-injunction. The unan-
imous decision to do so was reached
at meeting last night and Repre-
sentatives Gardner of Massachusetts
and Hayes of California, were author
lied so to inform the President.
1t is a conspicuous fact that the
ship subsidy and federal incorpora-
ton recommendation of the President
are not included in the list and it was
stated by one insurgent that cshrdlu
stated by one Of the insurgents, that
there had been no attempt to reach
an agreement on these subjects.
There is also a practically unanimous
understanding that the insurgents
will not caucus on the rules question.
First Candidate for Senate.
Washington, Feb. 1.-Arizona has
produced the first active candidate for
the United States Senate, in the
event of the admission of the two re.
naming territories by this Congress,
in the person of Lee Crandell, a for
mer newspaper man who lives at
Globe, Ariz. Mr.. Crandell, who was
caller at the White House today, de-
clares that he intends to become a
candidate for Senator in the event of
statehood and that he will make
campaign in every county in the ter
ritory.
IF the election is direct from the
people in primary and cannot be in
fiuenced by millions of money, /
think | will come pretty close to the
goal,' said Mr.. Crandell today.
Delegate Ralph Cameron of Arizona
called at the White House and intro
duced to President Taft, Neill Bailey
former speaker of the lower house of
the Arizona legislature. Mr.. Bailey
assured the President that when the
territory holds a constitutional con-
vention prior to admission as a state
it will adopt a constitution that will
pass muster at the White House or
anywhere else.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-01
FEMALE FRAUD FROM ARIZONA
WORKS ON ELkS' GOOD NATURE

Paterson, N. j., Feb. IA woman
who gives her name as Mrs. Martha
Thorne and says she lives in Arizona.
has been arrested at Dover, N. j.,
charged with swindling Elks through
out the country. 1t is alleged that her
plan has been to exhibit the member
ship card of Harry A. Thorne of Art
zona, who, she says, is her son, and
then to borrow money telling tale
of distress.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-01
SCHOONER FRANCES WRECKED
OFF CAPE HATTERAS.

Norfolk, Va, Feb. 1.-The three
masted schooner Frances of New
York, bound for Jacksonville, Fla, is
a total wreck near Cape Hatteras. Her
crew of ten men is believed to be lost
in the terrific storm.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-01
NEW RULES TO
KEEP OUT CHINESE

Washington, D. c., Feb. 1.-Several
stringent new rules designed to keep
undesirable Chinese immigrants out
of the United States go into operation
today by direction of the department
OF labor and commerce. Under the
new regulations Chinese bound for
foreign ports by way of New England
are to be inspected at the original
port of entry, Vancouver.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-01

Continued on Page Eighty
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1910-02-01
Circular Letter.

Mr.. Stewart is at work on circular
letter which will give a fair idea of
what the Pecos valley contains for
the homeseeker and a copy of this cir
cular will be sent to every one who
has written for information. Even so,
more queries are likely to follow and
the members of the forestry office
force are wondering what will be the
next question mark.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-19
n,~eesnt,e ceseey ceevsatlea.

ooupsesstjc csssey csavsaesss.
A call 10 hereby made for .
peuocsasic County Convention to
O. hebd 10 the Court House q Cor
-. COLORADO. on Saturday August
-. 1870, 1t 1870 p. NJ. ios the
porpose Of selecting delegates 70
fepseseus Nontexuma county Of
q the Democsatic state convention
Is be held 10 Denver. Colorado,
September. :. 1910. also delegates
Is atsend the congressional and
Representative conventions.
Primaries to select delegates to
he county Convention shall meet
ID their respective precincts on
Thursday, August IS, 1910, o ?
o'clock p. n. and caucuses to select
delegates to the primaries to be
held Tuesday August IS. 1910. At
1880 p. %.
The precinct committemen for
each precinct are requested TO be
present on the a3rd. Of August at
7:,o D. M. AID take charge OF the
caucus for their respective precincts.
Each precinct IL entitled to dele
gates ss follows:
The Dolores star., 1910-08-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
tPublishsrl

July 18th, 1910.
Notice 10 hereby given that v lillian 4. Jones
Of Dolores, Colorado, assieee Of Arthur u. GRAY,
who, ON Sspteusbsr l.th, iSuB, made desert land
application No. ~, serial No. uxsS, for the
southeast quarter III section -, township ~
north, range % west, n. n. p. Meridian, has
flsd notice % intsntiOa " make final desert
land prof, to sstabllsh claim N the land above
described. bsfors Y. J. Schsrnhosst, clerk of the
county c0urt II n0ntsauma county, Colorado.
iaI0.
Claimants namcs a. witnesses:
Charles = Rs0ts, Jamss q. Nell, william H.
Beabsr ard Charlss SQuircs, all Of Dolores.
Colorado. Y. n. CnAaLTOn,
Register.
Fisse puA July u. lsto; lass pub AUG ~, mo.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-19

Did you ever think what your ID In
the newspaper Ia doing for you? When
you clnse your store In the evening aud
70 home TO your family and nreside,
no, thinking about your business 1t oil
then Il Ia that the paper 10 l'elng porrd
over In hundreds 81 homes, the homes
from which your trade h drawn. And
there h your ad doing its work silently
but, surely. and II you have taken
the pains TO make II attractive its work
will he all the n,or- attractive. THIS 10
repeated over aud over again, and In
no doubt what Inspired sDme writer 10
call newspaper advertising . silent
drummer.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-19

01lvssena wew tnasss ~ sev city
na11 ewe sssstss A(gA asa tsslls n
Aeowa sessss sahs~ esvsn ~ asassy
esoe OpAle
n1,pWsa1p~s Rsnssvp,t vill visit
pos>1s = ~ ~ - ths psvssas Wsessh
unsa - saasw - Cs.ssedn. Assuass.
uupuos ~ bs>sg Nsa6s 10 have hlm ~
~ soseos sesas - the zee Y. -. &.
=. on1D1ona vhlls - = sAsss.
- - - - dry lAaA aeas
Upohnc. vunnn us(np - &. lAycsea
- - $3.50 = uoasss uAaA,
- ~ ~ 49, onsoeelaes(y ~
10 80 : 49, - oaeA asa \
1880 = oro6<D - 49, ~ esup
The Dolores star., 1910-08-19
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS

Hot0k~a, n. J., Aug. l5-Thc
waicher~ n the hrsiside u William }.
aayMor II New York, braihed ~ass~,
isstay With the lA.~lng II the s.x-sis.
crisis. mo indications II blond lr,l~on.
Ing have Developed and rrcovery u the
,A,l~nt 10 nov practically assured, /"
~as the word given out by at,eadsats
Al ~. Mary's hsspi,sl ~h~ve ih~
mayor has ts~n slMs~ he Sas sho,
down last Tus~siay by J. Gallagher.
.
Washington, Aug. IA Nearly 100.
90 acrvs werp eliminated from thu
l~adv,lle and Piks national tosvsss In
Css.osAao by . proclamation just slsssesi
by the psrssdeat. most Of the land 10
als~ady patented. but the unapprr
pria,esi ,orstoa b 10 be thwwn open Ia
sstsleaseal THE l.esdvtils sprvst las<~
", 50 acsvs aud the trke Sl,0ss Il b
exDscsed . prcclamsatksn will sroW lr
slsssd eliminating a'ese than sO.oD
Avn IN Colosado.
London, Asg. M-f1csvncs Might
,nuais, shs lAnso~s narss n the On.
M,san ~as. ihe only ~osssan wto evrs
ses~svsd The Order II Merit, dts<i yss-
leriAy alsesnssN u lsss London hosse.
AlthsHgh sAs had l1sN ~ Invalid ecv
. hing time. rAssly having hes ruD~s,
her asash 80 sonss~ Aat anexpsctrf.
"A ~s~k go slAs was quite slck
las iMpWsvd ama IN Friday wss
chesstsl. Daring that night slassalsg
sympsssss slsvelased and she gradually
saMk walll saturday Aft<swoos, wksa
~ aalasA ~ hsass hllsss bssaght The
s~d. Hes hsaesNl uill b = Su,ss =
pNn,hlp IL acrssaance With ~ woshsA
Dsssao svspae ysan, eslag = ~ ~
toensn ~ n1vanssd - Nh NlUee-
lauS ~ seeslse1 ~ ~ vboenA
~ Nv - ~ - sslstsaAs1 ~ eah
e1seh1av.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-19
Amserica's Orsatest Wsskly
THE TOLEDO 6LAOE
che best known Newspaper in the
United States.
Circulation @,OO. Popular In Every
SLATE.

United States.
Ctrculation 30,OO. Popular In Every
Slate.
TIE seventy-eo0rtb year u liz exist
euce llnds the Tuxedo blAde nov ,Opu-
lar than ~ amy period III liz rrsIark al'le
carver. 10 b noe rrad each week by
nsoss than . million ,prople. lts teld h
ssst olscussscfi6sd by State boundaries,
but lnvolsea the length aud brsadth III
the United States, giving u IN unques-
iiossable right u claiming To b. The
gssassst naltonal wsekiy nswspaper la
lbs country.
Ths Wsrkly Baads h dls,lnctly .
family neWspay,ss. The one Olj~ct III
IN p0bllshen has always been ~ make
q Dc NJ The AnsssisAn home, sOs The
nssslde. aud II iutrsrss 10 every sasssss-
NJ d ths lAas.ly. 10 fuldil THU par
pons u y keps clran aud wh0lssossse.
NE lsews u The ~Oesd y handled In .
cunpsslsessslvs manner. and the various
dsearssssenss - The blade ass sdit~d
with patssesAking cass. Tue houss-
AsaA paos , . delight 70 The won,en
eDa1 eAtt1gUM; eusseMt a(AlN ase tFeated
s1tasstally without psvjwdics; me srrial
seoein ASs sssscesd' wtth the tdea u
plsaslng The gssaesse nuasbss a nctt0,
issssDs lAe 9sssstea h0rssa y . scrap.
bnuk = taoneusattou; the fArnssteHd
cu.usnaa aso coadUcted With the pur.
pnss = gtvlms The patNsss . medium
ohs H. e1eAaaos u taeea and I1fosusa.
ssoM - eAsns tnptcn. No department
b neg.seesd, bot every STATURE b taken
soW = Win sAs No. a making Tue
u1a1s wostA many tlwssa The pescs Of
The Dolores star., 1910-08-19

4 l1sssD le,ss1 naltsaah ~ossh asss =
Gu1xue1onsp $3.50 vsulAsnls dssd q ~
49, = sls01 ~ IN tlosuriay swssA
- - ~ . nallvs - keNtu0ky
- eaGlso - b1ilvssesw wltA 10 tsasm sves
she Overland svuts M ls5s. 1lnes
sAos time m tsae wsasls Mn h0nss slssss
hsiag : 1svightss, mis.ss awd psuspssass.
Pssbss = experiencing : lshos snnslsss.
F0ustssn hussdpssI men ~ working l0s
ilpe Utah CsHsnssucsiom Company IN
ds,sOjs-lvachlMs the lsla 0ssOds west
n rsss,lo sssd building The Ioint tsack
" lbs Rio usumds sNd the q. -.
frssm Pusbl0 % WalseMLusw. Four
fusuecex. tw0 q The PushlO sn,sltss
sssd ten u the sine sNselsss, have ~"
blown out III lash os latnwn. u y
exIxctsd that usen will ls iusthcosnimg
~ithln sva daya, vhsu the fusnacss
will nsumss.
Ex.PWstdent Roosevelt wlll have On
appsssu unity ~ Taste sns,se u The 0nsss
..--.h.. $4,000 .n~~h.s> ~. ~nsan, M.
~ ....-.s.. - ~. ~. :. r,..... ~
.,s. IA. n..,..a. sn.,,t.. ~
,oc,..en,, M. asvvrtl tn surulsh enough
Ell~stss Gw the Denver Pres club
,,,~shsn.t IL, In given the ex.prsslden,
August ~ THE growem are already
co,,,ue,,un for the honor ~ iusuIshims
the ,v,aeh~s. y, Shat the newstapes
man may ex,rct up~clu,ens Of the
turst fruit sruwn In The Grand valley.
r,... ~,..,., 80. :. ~.,, :. x,n,.,
-, -. =. -. .,,.,...-s.,,,y 4,
.....h.... ...,.,-.s.. i. ~. o.,,,,,,., -
= . ta..,.. ~. ..,.., .xr.r, ~ho
80. ,,.n.,,. Co. ~. a..v.,.,,,~A .
1890. ~, -, ..h,ah =. ,,..,,.,.. In
5000 n. ...,c. - ,.,.,., I,,.Lnow,,
!. m. ~, p.,.. pr.,os -, .nA ~.
,,~A -. u,,,.In~d fr,,.n Richn,ood.
o. -...,. =. ~, go. 1000. -. -.
.nwn ,,.c.,,.. ~ NJ. Mild clI.,a,e.
49,. -. -, .,,o,.a ,h.. w,n,.,
harley may lie grown In this climate.
He 10 seo syowlns ! new kind Of mIllet,
called shsllu. which yields heavily.
p.,..h p.n. !. ~.,, h,ovc ,,,,..r a,
..s...... .........., -. s.,.r,, ,,,,.,,..,
~. 49,. ~. NJ. ho.,, M.,,d.v :,
-. 80 .,.,,- - ~. T., ~. ,,..,.,
-. a.. -. u....,,.. .,,.,,,.., -,
49, 49, - 49,
The Dolores star., 1910-08-19

Mlss Btevie Duncan and Mlsa Nina
Hughes are In attendance ct the teach.
err examination now belng held In
Cortes.
Next spring therr will Be- considesa-
BILE more land In cultivation In this
part ~ tho valley. The nme land In
the yellow Jacket country will 10 IN.
der water by that time N also that In
the Red Lands country.
Threshing has started and the grain
alresdy thvrshed n II nne quality and
has yielded fairly well.
A party q Presbyterian minister
are lcoking over the country this week.
Wednesday they were entertained y
the home u d. J. Christy. PhlegAr,
the Lebanon rial estate man, hes the
party In charge.
THE new ditch TO take the place d
the ilume on the U lateral, washed out
BY the recent heavy n,n. b nearing
completion and will soon b. ready sos
water.
Mr.. T. A. Rutherford hes returned
from, Denver. Nm. Rutherford, whc
10 unuell remains there for medical
treatment for stomach trouble.
Revival services arr ieing held each
night In the schH'lhoUae this weeh
aud are belng largely attended. Rev
Gregory Of Wsco, Texas, h . preache,
Of n.or than ordinary ability and has
succeetied In Interesting . large and
apprrciAiive audience nightly.
w. A. Mcfarland aud Mis- Ids
Herman wese married last week In
DusaMgo aud are now q home at the
Lyman place.
Mn. Chas Kelly and daughter,
Aiiean, sFe Waiting Nm. Kslly's broth.
~. Win Miliss. this week.
III Barber AZ Nancss was calling on
old time friends here Tuesday, last.
M. Cordes the new principal Of the
Arriola schoals will move shortly Into
the hooss nov occupied BY Mn
Bruce.
A larRe snrce of men are 1t work on
the nee house of ID. q. Christy which
h r,pIdiy wearing completion.
Geo. (,arsiuer, our efficient aud pop.
ular mail carrier will resume his duties
/ su.a. a n. Al
The Dolores star., 1910-08-19

u ne look oaly for crooked trees
ID The timber. We will Gud plent.
of thea; bat Ne will pass by many
sssaight. beautiful trr~s and never
uueice them. So. too. if we look
oaly 6os blcmishes In the character
o. oahess. We will find them; but
~ nay nos nosice the many good
qualities that they may possesa.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-19


One Of the most remarkable crea.
lures known 10 natural history 10 the
bowsr-bird. which builds . miniature
cabin made Of small sticks and sur.
rounds Il with Q perfectly-kept ring
or circus, composed of twiGs and moss.
studded with brilliantly -colored Gov.
era. fruits and insects. A. the curious
ornaments become faded they are con.
stantly replaced By fresh ones. % tina,
scientists are inclined To credit the
bird with the possession Of the artis
TIC sense. In these decorated play.
grounds the males meet and pay their
court TO the female. the bower being
sssd purely Tor purposes Of recreation
and not - . nesting place. These
birds are chiefly found In the Owen
Stanley Range Of British New Guinea
The Dolores star., 1910-08-19

THR worst habit that boys can
fall into 10 that Of loaiiug around
a. the streets Il night. Il 10 then
they cast their bs In slippcry places
when at any moWeat they ere like
~ to fall from grace. All good and
noble lessons taught them by their
ma hevs are there counleracted and
nulli6ed. They learn nothing tha,
b good but everything bad. The
b0Ss who spead their evenings In
The sacswd psecincas Of home. with
gOod hunks Gcs their. companions
ase The future hops Of this republic;
ltey will al our Legislative and
cDagsessional halls. and sit Ia
judg nsent upon men and measures,
while the hoy = who run the streets
will gu our prnitcutiarics, aims
houses and lunatic asylums. Par.
snss Who ere sesponsible for thess
hsukeu laws Of drcency gill havs
bsukeu hearts end bowed down
heeds In the awakening years that
will Inevitably follow.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Puhiishsr.)
n.,A-..s ~ sl.~ Iotavss,s

US land O1scs Al Duranso, Colorado,
July 18th, 1910
Nosics 10 hereby given that john A. Hawk,
II Arsiola, noNleauma county Colorado, who,
plicaituu, serial No. WV for lots and and
ks NM Z of erctioa ~. township ~ north,
renaa 10 xess. n y Meridian. has hlcd notice
a iseeasiOu "a snake final Commutatioa Prooe
70 establish CLAIM IN the land above described
heeOss &. J, tcharnhorvt, Clerk of the Counsy
COass, II Montssnms Ccanty, C0lorado, ~ hrs
oeAcs Al CortSs, Colorado, on tho 9Th, dap ~
AuaNet tSD0
Claimant nance - witnesses
u r. kushsrfUrd. of ArriolA, Colorado, aud
", T.. Waller, J. N. Brigham, Robert \. hrown,
u Dolores, C0lorado
y. u, CnAaLroN, Register.
Fisss pUb. july =. 1piO Last pub, Aug, ~, 1910.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-19
Dust IN the Eye.

n dust o. other foreign substance
blows into the eye % not rub the eye
nor sn1savor 10 remove the irritating
tatr0dsr Tor . moment or %. Gloss
Tie eye. holding the lids together with
The anssrs until the tear duct begins
10 wosk. thea Open the eye and. un
ilsss the dust hes caught fast to the
ball Il VIII - washed out By the
'tears. rhSss Who ride eften In opes
cars a. through dusty streets should
wash their eyes bsfors retiring With
. solution a sAlt and water or boracie
aci1 anA vatss. . teaspooa Of either
u salt q ~ acid bsing aAdsl to Z
glaaafal Il water end . bit a %.
Isoebsat cotton q ~ AAesss sssd To-
- aSeaytas.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-19

Nosics 70 hsrshy sivsa, that % Tuesday, the cab
doy a Hepeom Der "A. d. 1850 hring Que 81 the reg
uISr days q the septsnhsr term, AID, lSl0,of the
cusansy c0urt u houtesuma county, In the state
q C0lorad0, l. Howard j. Porter, administrator
q aid sstats, will appear befors the judge oi
aid csust. present. ny hnai ssatleaent ne such
adiminielsaSor pray The approval VI tbs sane,
and will then apply " b. dischs rged ~ suci,
sdaiuissrasos. a which time and place any
pssuon In Interest may appear aud present oh
IecSioss 70 the name II any there he.
Dated 81 Dulusrs Colorado July sssh, lei0.
HOWARD J. PoRTka,
Administrator II the estate u Mar JOHNSON,
dsrsaapd.
rirsa 1ab Jul, =, 1910; lss, pub Aug. -, 1910.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-19

WS~W SWS0U W OvoUt.
Ussarns ell q comparatively loo
Dfscss n nie - Jaseiro and oshsv
nsasiltan cstiss. owtag 10 ths compare
lively ~ dsey an1 10 The tact tia,
Many DaFsosan aAA American maas
eActursss ars rspsts1 - ssll their eur
peus pro1uets y tAts uarkst q ieu
nargla q psool Rstail pstess fue On
klo1D e 0eofuD roaoe TN a1o~e q
~ osat. - - ~ eeaG hlghee sAAn
II ~ u11es1 o1n1oA Vim pgsese 4
es11nasy hsnssAso1 asssss1eiss ~ q
~ - - - ~ - A1UA9.
The Dolores star., 1910-08-19
Friday. August 10, 1910.



..Whstever the soul II taught to
expect that II will build"
Our heart longings, our soul %.
peratious. are something more than
mere vsporings Of the imagination.
says Orison SWEET Msrden in Sue
cess magazine. They are prophe
cirs, they are couTicrs. forcrunners
Of things which might become
realities They sre measures Of
our possibilities. They indicate
the heigh,h Of our aim, the range
Of our efficiency.
The sculptor knows that his ideal
Il not mere fantasy Of his imagi
nation. hut that Il is q prophecy. .
forcshadowing which will carve
itself 10 marble reel"
When We begin To desire thing.
70 y~arn for il with oil our hearts.
we begin to establish relationship
with Il In proportion to the strength
aud p~rsistency Of our longing and
intelligent effort to realize Il.
The trouble with Us Ii that ws
live too much in the material side
Of life. and not enough In the ida 81.
We should learn to live mentally
in the ideal which we wish TO MAXI
reel. lf we wish to keep young
for example. we should live In thu
mental state Of youth; to be beauti
iul. We should live in the menta'
stale Of beauty.
The advantage Of living in the
ideal b that ail imperfections
physical. mental and moral, ar
eliminated. We cannot see old
age hecause old age IL incomplete
mess. decrepsi,ude, and these quail.
isies cannot exist In the ideal.
Ii the ideal everything Is useful
aad beausiful; there u no sugges-
siOa cC decay. OF ugliness. Ths
habit Of living IN the ideal, there
lore. helps N wonderfully hecaus'
Il gives perpetual pattern Of th'
p rfecsioa Tor which we are striving
Living much In the ideal increase.
hops and faith In our Ultimate per
FICTION and divinity. because In on,
vision ne re slimpsrs Of the realit,
which we inssinctivwly feel must
snmetime. somewhere he ours. Thu
ideal 10 not Q mere fantasy Of thu
imsgiuation; Il ID . forrselling Of
what ahould come true.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30
40 INJURED
I'M A WRECK

OAKLAND. May 30-Forty per
sons were injured. some fatally. to
day when two cars OF the California
Railway company travelling at high
speed. met In a cut between Sather
station and Leona Heights. The IN
jured Gus Adding. Oakland. both
legs severed. George Goldstring.
one foot crushed of; c. Castelazzo.
9 years OF age. Oakland. shaken up.
possibly internally injured. Axcl
Friesendaln, Oakland, knee hurt
Sophie Anderson. Oakland, severe.
ly hurt: Maud Roth, II, Berkeley.
legs and feet crushed. Robert Nc
Arthur, Oakland. one leg cut off
and Injured internally. viii proha-
bly, die. Raymond Olsen. Berkeley.
serious cuts about head, injured in
ternally: Edward Swindell, Berke-
ley. seriously hurt, Mrs Mary Rey-
nolds. San Francisco. seriously cut
about head and body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-05-30
TRIESSUICIDE
IN JAIL

Joe OloEon. an insane sailor. at
tempted suicide IN the city jail
this morning by hanging himself
from the bars of his cell with a
leather shoe string Oleson fasten-
ed the leather string SO tightly
around HIS neck as to cut into the
flesh. lie then fastened the other
end 90 bar OF his cell and. by
lifting his feet from the floor. was
slowly strangllnE himself when dis
covered by the iailor
tie was taken 20 the county jail
for safe custody At the county
jail he was placed IN a strait
jacket he will be tried before
an insanity commission In the
morning