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al with the employee to accept or
 reject the amount provided Tor his
 compensation leaving him at lib
 erty to sue for damages If he
 thought best. As to the question of eighty per cent American citizens
 being employees the delegates felt that this was absolutely foreign to the constitution of the United States. The speakers remarks were well
 received and he was interrupted throughout by frequent applause.
 Delegate Bolan made some Derti- nent remarks and proved himself a speaker Of ability. His remarks were 10 the effect thas t5e recall pfuvisior as applicable to all officers was one Of the fairest 10 be conceived of. In the first place when a man IS elect ed he is not susceptible to recall in any event until he has uten a; least six months in office and he has had chance to familiarize him self with the duties of his office and thereafter when be has per fected himself in his duties and would not be so subject to honest mistakes the recall conId be made to apply. The speaker said that the credit was in most instances due to the people of the territory of Arizona for the reason that when ever any of the delegates was in doubt through reading adverse crit icisms of the press as to what his course Of conduct should be hel had only to refer to the platform adopted by his constituents to re- solve the doubt and that the plat form of the Cochise Democrats was the most expressive and emphatic ot any. 4 ~asr
 The meeting by unanimous vote rendered its thanks to the orchestra for the services rendered gratis and after a few remarks from C. C. adjourned subject to call Of the chairman. ......-,
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GARCIA IS HELD FOR txTRAO|T|OM
MAKES NO DEFENSE TO THE CHARGE OF EMsEzLEMENT
 IS WILLING TO STAND TRIAL

Manual ]. Garcia. who is wanted for an alleged embezzlement O! postoffice funds. was held yesterday afternoon by United States Com, missioner Taylor for extradiiion aft CT the hearing in the commission er's court.
 United States Attorney ] E. Mo. rison represented the federal gov ernment and Miguel Lopez Torres, Mexican consul at Naco. Ariz.. at. tended the hearing in the interest of his government The transcript Of the evidence against Garcia as prepared by the Mexican authori ties and translated into English was submitted. The commissioner after reading it considered that a crime had been committed and that the evidence against Garcia was suri eient to hold him for extrcdition. The report of the proceeding In the commissioners court with a copy of the evidence on which he was held for extradition will be sent to the state department at Washing ton and if the secretary holds with the commissioner Garcia will be ordered extradited upon the arrival ot a proper warrant rom the Mex ican authorities. Consul Torres al ready has the warrant from his government and as soon as the Amer ican authorities grant the exrrani- tion Garcia will be taken to Mexico by Mexican officers.
 Garcia offered no defense to the charge against him, reiterating his willingness to go back to Mexico and stand trial. He was ordered committed to the custody of t3e United States marshal who was rep resented by Deputy Marshal VIII White Garcia was asked where he would rather stay, in the branch jail in Bisbee or in the Tombstone jail. He said that he would rat~e- stay here and was taken to tine branch county jail where he will be held pending the arrival of the papers from Washington
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The quicker a cold is gGtien rid oi the less the danger from pnrI monie and other serious diseazes. MT. B. ". Hall, of waveriy, Va, says: T firmly believe Chamber lain's Cough Remedy to be abso lutely the best preparation On the market for colds. have recon. mended it to my friends and they all agree with me" For sale by' all Dealers.
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To INSPECT GOLD STRIKE

Charles Cunningham and Charles Eoifz wifi leave today for Chihuahua tc inspect 8 gold strike recently made there A German prospeetor arrived in this city a few days ago with samples of gold rock which he had taken from the newly found vein -.-ilo rocS was very rich in free gold |; is located in the country where the revelation is in full sway but Cunningham and Holtz anticipate no trouble in i;eiting through the conn- try
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WELCOME FOR
 DELEGATES IS
 MOST CORDIAL

tContinued from Page 1.l
 Alterations could not well feel the atmosphere of influence exercised to avoid their platform commands. That it was though best to leave to the succeeding legislatures the matter of the educational qualifica- tions, the segregation of the races in the schools and that the mat ter of controlling the child lab. orQuest;on was that pursued in the state of New York; the compensation act was touched upon by the speaker and Ee stated that the provision adopted laft it option
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BREACH OF PEACE CASES.

cident to the murders committed ear ly yesterday morning, Judge High dis posed of four cases of breach of the peace yesterday. Three were county cases. as follows: Juan Durand, fined SC and sent to jail; Pat Hamston. sent to jail for ten days; Joe Lamb paid fine of s7. The city case was that of Jack Holland who paid I fine Of s7.50.
 Treasury stock of the Cadena de Cobre for sake, 50 cents per share.
 Hogan and Seed.
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GIVE CHRISTMAS CHEER.

The children of Miss MesnerS room at the Central school are to make some poor family in this city happy on Christmas day. The little folks are to contribute provisions and clothing to a family that is in want 50 6e designated by Miss Cummings of the charity committee. She has al ready selected the family which she states will De grateful for the help and Christmas ch2er. There are five children in this family and unless they get something from outside their Christmas will be a dull one. The charity committee is making arrange ments to do something for the poor Mexican people of the district during Christms,j week. Provisions and clothing will De distributed among them.
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MEXICAN DRAWN WORK SOLD BY CENTRAL PHARMACY IS GUAR
 sNTEEo

wwight E. Woodbridge. coEsa,t ng engineer for the Calumet & Sonora Mining company has Eeen at the camp for several da5S on an Hsrect ils trip. He says that the out ooll for the property is very bright and that he was we'll pseased with con ditions there. He went from here 60 the Chispas mine
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OFFICERS ELECTED.

Members of the Epworth League connected with the Methodist church oaye elected officers as follows: President, l.. NJ. Goodding; first vice president. H. W. Townsend: second I1ce president. Miss Maud Hitler; fhird vice president. Miss Mary Ash y. fourth vice president, Mrs. w.
 Thomas: secretary. W. G. Hitler; treasurer, Carl Nelson; organist, Mrs. .-. G. Decker
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Ned, Martin Fittings six legged hog, arrived in Bisbec yesterday morning from Oklahoma where he has been for the past several months Fitting will keep him in town and win later exhibit him again In this city after which he plans to so on the road with his curiosity Ned is quite q traveller and has been seen by many hgnd-cds of~people.
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MOVES HIS STUDIO.

Herbert F. Nixon has moved his studio from the Masonic Temple build ing to the Johnson-Hanniger build ing. This is the suite o: rooms for. merly occupied by the international School of Music.
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Treasury stock in the Cadena de Cobre company is on sale at the office of Hogan and Seed at 50 cents per share, par value S1. Tho funds realized from the sale of the stock are for development purposes The engineers report can be seen at the office.
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cHRIsTMAs SoOKUETS E&-
 POST CARDS AT CENTRAL FHAE-

Walter Douglas. manager cf r,s Pneips-Uodge propsrtie in the Soath west. retuTled to Ristch EoIday af- t2sncon and leit ialmeGiateiy fer Mor enci and ether PheIps-Do3pe caGys. accompanied by James McI.Sau and Senator Agnew Of New Yoi; After visiting the mining oamIg tha party VIII return 70 New York.
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TOYS, HOLIDAY GOODS. TOYS
 xMAS, XMAS.

A pfuli assortment of Xmas tree decorations. Presents for both young and old for Xmas. Xmas. Fancy China and Glassware. Pictures and frames. Bar paper and perfumery Hand Bags, Purses, Handkerehiefs, Suspenders, Lace Curtains & X, Harware for gifts many kinds. Safety razors, knives. kitchen sets. bird cages, carpenter tools of every de scription.
 Remember all purchases Of S1.0o or more you will get cash rebate of 25per cent.
 75 per cent on the s1.e0 buys any and all goods in the house. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY CHEAP. T. M. Wood, Proprietor Of Hardware Racket: Store, Brewery Galch.
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We are overstocked on Fancy China. and while i: lasts will sell al big reduction w. $. Stodghiii, ;Old stasdard Furniture c-.'s siandl :;reweTy Gulcn 1c..
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All litigation concerning the Ca dena de Cobre company has been brought to an end and the titles the property are perfect with al taxes paid 10 date. The stock in this company is selling al % cents per share. par value Sl.
 HOGAN Sa SEED 'S.
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Ernest Graf left yesterday for the Yeager rancn near Huachuca station.
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Selling out my entire stock CT groceries cheap for cash. Junction Drug Store. J. T. Olsen przp. I15.
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CHRISTMAS BOOKLETS AND
 POST CARDS AT CENTRAL pHAR,

Mound City Paints wear longest end lock best, BISeEE HARDWs co. f45
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MCDONALD GIVES BAIL.

Donald Mcdonald, who was arrest ed Monday night in the redlight dis trict for carrying a concealed weap- on and impersonauna an officer, gave bail yesterday afternoon in the sum or s150 and was liberated from jail. His bonGsmen wera George Roberts and Gus Hickey. AcDonald's trial wifi be held in Justice Highs court today When arrested Mcdonald was carrying a Deuger automatic pistol
 < fui, line of Christmas carGs decorations and toys. prices right W. $. Stodghill. toId Standard Furn iture Co.'S Location) Brewery Guich
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For Xmas trees. notify Box 1852, Lowell. this week. IF.
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The street cars all stop in fren' of Geo. Roberts, Main street "Tha' good place to eat"
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Nick QuirS left yesterday for San Francisco where he expects to spend several months
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Cadena de Cobre stcck for sale at the office of Hogan and Seed al "9 cents per share. This is treasurg stock and is being sold for develop ment purposes.
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Drop m and get . hoWi of soup at the Offce Saloon.
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Merchants Lunch Served From ii .. m. to 2 9. n,., at the Ofsice Saloon
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1S.I lt. Tnomas and W z. Barr.ns CT of Iowa City, Iowa. ware >Sn Tisbl., ys tertay. They let foF rhy ,sst iast c.euing.
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JUSTICE sURp,ckrs RUN.

Yesterday was a busy day in Jus tice Burdick's court. seven disturb ances were brought before him as Q result of too much celebrating on payday. They were all fined s7.50 each.
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When you think of diamonds think of Henkels the one price store.
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Trimmed hats at half price. Mrs 0. C. Boothe.
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fRlDAYS:-cIam chowder. cod fist and cream potatoes at Off5ee Saloon.

E. P. Els. of Naco. was in Bisbee yesterday on business.
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Change of lunch every day at George Roberts en Main street. That good place to eat"
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!. it's a watch go to Henkels.
NED HAS RETURNED

Latest style combs at MacDonald's
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4 lUNATIc AT LARGE

The public of Risbee might be glad to see. him; at the Royal to- night
 W. P. Judson of Fl Paso was in this city yesterday.
 Big reduction on all trimmed hats. A.rs. O. C. Boothe
 C. M. Wilkinson of San Antonio was a Bisbee visitor yesterday
 Trimmed hats from sI50 to $50 Mrs. o. C. Boothe.
 W. Cunningham of Fl Pa-o was in th-s city yesterday fRlDAYS:--cIam chowder. cod fish and cream potatoes at offSce Saloon.
 F. P. Els. of Naco. was in Bisbee yesterday on business
 The Street cars all stop in front of Geo. Roberts, Main street "That good place to eat"
 Nick Quirx left yesterday for San Francisco where he expects to spend several months
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W. Cunningham of Fl Paso was in th-s city yesterday
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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
JAPAN ANNEXES
HERMIT KINGDOM
vi Dynasty in Korea Falls Be-
fore COnquerors After.
SIS Years

TOKYO, Aug. 21.-Within the week
the hermit kingdom and the empire
of Korea will become historical terms,
100000 people will be added to the
population of Japan and territory as
large as England will be one part Of
the japanese empire
The treaty of Portsmouth, which set
tied the war between Japan and Rus
sia provides that Japan shall have the
guidance, protection and control of
Korea and the last stage of this agree
ment is now becoming an actuality
after three years of experimenting to
discover practical method for con-
servation of the national entity of the
Korean, peninsula.
The privy council of Japan today was
summoned to meet at 1890 O'Clock to-
morrow morning, and this is regarded
by well informed persons as practically
the signal to complete the negotiations
between Lieutenant General Terauchi,
the Japanese resident general in Ko-
rea, and the emperor of Korea and his
cabinet, which have continued a week.
While the negotiations are shrouded
in official silence there no longer can
be any doubt that the Korean emperor
has agreed to sign a convention by
which, in view of the untenabIe condi-
tions obtaining, he and his government
and people consent to the absolute con-
troll of Korea by Japan.
The vi dynasty in Korea heis lasted
for SIS years. Seven branches of the
family remain and the heads Of these
will be given rank as princes
Throughout negotiations the mass of
the. Koreans have been kept in entire
ignorance of what has been transpir-
ing. The newspaper censorship is COM
plete and japanese newspapers have
not been permitted to be sold in Korea
1t is not believed that annexation by
Japan will involve disturbances in any
section of Korea, which is Thoroughly
noticed
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
TWO KILLED in
FAMILY Fight
Brother Stays Brother and Girl
Meets Death in Desperate
Encounter
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

CROCKETT, Aug. 21.-Two are dead
and five seriously injured as the result
of a family feud that was fought out
last night between three brothers.
their wives and children. The perpe-
traitor of the double murder is in jail
at Martinez, with several others con-
cerned in the bloody battle, and the
wounded men and women are being
cared for in the Contra Costa county
hospital.
The cause of the outbreak lies in the
animosity that has embittered Stefno
Belleci and his two brothers, Joseph
and Frank, since Stefno was arrested
some time ago on complaint of his
relatives for malicious mischief
AT gathering in the Toscani hotel
here last night Stefino drank late with
several companions and, armed with
revolver, rife, razor and knife, went
direct to the home of his brother 10.
seph. He burst through the door. call
ing that he would murder his brother
but finding only the women of the
family home, he attacked them with the
razor cutting Mrs. Belleci and her
mother on the head. face and neck
Frank Belleci. who lives next door
rushed into the home and at this Ste
fino produced the revolver and fired.
The bullet went wild, and Frank Sc
cured possession of the weapon after
struggle, in which he received deep
knife wound in the breast Rosie Bel
leci, Franks daughter went to her
fathers aid as he lay on the floor be-
meath his brothers upraised knife. Her
uncle lifted his rifle and pressed the
trigger as the girl sprang to her
fathers aid and the bullet struck her
in the head, causing instant death.
Joseph Belleci and Salvador Belleci.
a son of Frank, arrived at the home at
this time, and Joseph seized a rife and
shot Stef1no in the breast, inaicting
wound that may prove fatal. Stefno
returned the fire with his revolver,
which he had wrested from Frank, and
killed Joseph with a single shot,
BY now relatives of the combatants
were gathering from all parts of the
town, armed with knives and reyolyers
but Deputy Sheriff James Fox. calling
together few citizens, rushed into the
house and put the men and women un-
der arrest, though Stefno made a des-
perate fight to escape A telephone
call to Martinez brought Deputy Sher-
ifs Howard Veale and Charles Palmer
with John Hauser, deputy coroner
Though there were evidences that the
relatives of the arrested men were in
ugly mood, the officers prevented any
demonstration.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
GOVERNMENT
RECORDS ARE MISSING
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

WASHINGTON. Aug. 21.- Several
valuable documents supposed to be on
file in the state department containing
the records of immigration at several
of the most important ports of entry
of this country, including San Fran
CISCO are missing. This fact was
brought to light today when an official
of the immigration commission made
a request for the complete set of rec
ords for the last three quarters Of the
fiscal year ended June 80, 1868. "A
thorough but unsuccessful search for
the missing documents was made by
the bureau of indexes and archives.
The immigration commission has un-
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
FLAMES CAUSE S1,000,000 LOSS AT WALLACE
All Night Fight Saves Town,
But Hundreds Are Left
Without Homes
Situation In Brief
With Partial Loss

Fifty dead in and around Wal
lace, Idaho; property loss $1,000
900. Fire has not enlarged area
burned Saturday night.
MuIlan probably safe, but fires
threaten.
Elk City reported stiu un-
burned.
Four or more dead in fires near
Newport, Wash.
One hundred and eighty men
in the forestry service are miss
ing in the st. Joe country.
Taft, Mont, has been burned;
SaItese is surrounded by fire;
De Borgia and ST. Regis are
seriously threatened; Haughan,
Mont, is reported destroyed.
Solid line of fire from Thomp-
son Fails, Mont, for so miles
10 Idaho line, with portions of
BeIknap. White Pine, Noxon and
Heron burning.
COnfiagratiOn RACES in Gala
Tin forest, Montana. Thompson
Falls is in peril.
Anatoue, Asotin county, Wash,
is threatened with destruction.
fmir, B. c., is in danger from
fires which are burning In the
bush. Other fires arc gaining
headway in that region aud the
situation is alarming.
Avery. Idaho, destroyed and
people flock to TekOa.
NeiIart, Mont, is burning.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22

dertaken to compile a table showing
the. total immigration to the United
years, ports of entry and sexes.
To obtain this information it was
necessary to go to the files of the
state department, where original ship
ping manifests were supposed TO be
stored. None of the manifests for the
June 80, 1868, can be found for the
ports of Portland, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Charleston, Savannah. Key. West,
New Orleans, Galveston and San Fran
cisco. 1t is feared that many valuable
records supposed to be safely stored in
the state department have been lost.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
REVOLUTIONISTS ASSUME
CONTROL OF NICARAGUA

CONSERVATION reigns in Managua and
Doctor Madriz, his general iE chief. To-
ledo, and General Irias are preparing to
flee from the country. This is the news
received today from United States Con-
son at Corinto.
In Managua crowds are crying Death
to the Yankees
The cruisers Vicksburg and York
town are at Corinto, and the American
legation and consulates at Managua are
under police guard. Preparations have
been made to meet attacks on American
lives and property.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
WELL KNOWN PRISON
GUARD SERIOUSLY Ill

George Dunbar, guard at San
Quentin prison, was taken from a ho-
tel at 80 Broadway late last night and
removed to st. Mary's hospital. He is
suffering from peritonitis and is in a
serious condition. Dunbar has been
employed as guard at the state
prison for number of years and is
well known about the bay cities.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 21.-Accsrding
to cable advices received from Man
aqua, Jose Dolores Estrada, reported to
have temporarily received the sreins of
de factor government of Nicaragua
from Madriz, issued a proclamation to-
day turning over the government to the
insurgents. 1t is believed Juan de Es-
trada, leader of the insurgents, will be-
come president.
Death to Yankees
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.-The provi.-
inal government of Nicaragua is totter-
ing, the Madriz army is demoralized,
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
Dead Remain Unidentified

1t is impossible to learn the names
of the dead, most of whom came in
from Spokane and other points at the
call of the forestry service. The bodies
are being buried wherever they are
found
Days and weeks may elapse before
anything like a complete estimate of
the fatalities is available.
Two or three hundred persons are
left homeless in Wallace. The water
supply is good. The lighting plant,
which was disabled last night, has re-
summed Operations
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 21.-The state
board of equalization meets tomorrow
and it was stated at the capitol that
10 county assessors had been cited to
appeal and explain the assessment
rolls which they have submitted.
Among the assessors cited are those
from San Francisco. Santa Cruz, San
Joaquin, Los Angeles and Riverside.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
BRITISH CRUISER RUNS
INTO QUELPART ISLAND
Bedford Is Ashore and Japanese
Warships Will Aid Ii

TOKYO, Aug: 21.-The British cruiser
Bedford ran ashore on the southwest
portion of QueIpart island today. Jap
assistance. The weather is bad. The
Bedford at the time of the accident was
sailing with the British squadron from
weihaiwei, China. for Nagasaki. Japan.
Japan.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
"a men PERISH
IN Fight With
CONFEDERATION
Section of Wallace Destroyed
During Night, but Morning
Dawns on Victory
Western Montana and Idaho
Continue to Suffer and Many
Residents Flee

w Fire lighters prevailed after
an all night struggle with the
flames that swooped down upon this
city last night from the blazing for
ests, and the greater part of Wallace
was saved, though two persons suf-
fered death and the property loss
amounted to $1.000,0O0.
Daylight this morning showed that
the imminent danger of the city's de-
struction had passed but it brought
also confirmation of losses which
were only rumored and suspected
during the confagration of the night.
John ]. Boyd, a pioneer of the
Coeur dAlenes, and former Oregon
Railroad and Navigation agent was
sufocated in his home while trying
to rescue the family. Two unidenti-
fed men were incinerated in the ruins
Of the Michigan hotel. and another
man was burned in the Coeur d'Alene
hotel. William Hearmouth of Win
nipeg, fire fighter, single, and Joe
Fene, fire fighter, single, sufocated in
i
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
MAY LURK IN
STATE BOARDS MEETING
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

The citing of the county assessors of
Riverside and Los Angeles means that
the controversy which developed SEN
sations last year may be reevsned The
Los Angeles assessment Aolls ewere
adjudged too low by the state eot,al-'
izers.las year and were boosted aI6ost
so per cent, causing ruction n the
state board. as well as bitt1< feeling
in the south. \
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-22
HUNDREDS FLEE FROM
FLAMES IN MONTANA

MISSOULA, Mont, Aug. 21.-The for
est fires in western Montana and Idaho
hundreds of fugitives before them, de-
stroying small settlements and wiping