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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
YEAR OLD GIRL
HAD EVENTFUL TRIP

Graud Junction Co Ogr
Lo9tS FurTf 4 sewerage r-ela Sv
gin reached Grand Junction tonight
frafn Nsw YORK and relieved th4 AK
.eiy 81 ner p2reuss prosQe rAn-
efs near mere e NO feared she hs5
been lost She wGs e8r-i for % no
lloer'en srd al uH nr 60 her pF-
erts I'D or~
Louise aas pgt er train n NTT
Yurs . started tur 8raml Junction.
September &H. @sgAug goodbye 30
Mr. AEeiuh Ms@tlsr % Entau HIS
" = Wlth whom she mad been visit
ina after her arrival iu this ountrv
Tram Europe wheFe sra hsd been
ittt hy her parents 90 Asair Ehs
e. Art1atlan 70 fhair fortunes .1 the
new E0Tld Her parents were n8ti-
l1 1Y telegraph EhAE she Rauid
r Grand Junction WedneSiay
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10

lest everything Five shonszna ars
hoEnFlers ana ire greater raft ot theFr
Absolutely HNstifas~ Help mAnf rearn
them fn IRE revf aay ~ two ard t1al
10 q substantial NAY - fn~ greater
pBrs az them are bns haaf ci2s
II MIL to ir possible 10 get 8fxakks
ard rames rf TIE desc ard injured
eekaFe t9fn0rroW 4Ed e1~ae o. TIE dead
vii NOT ~ felna uEui sprinF II Will
He tnpcasshie - estimate are Ganaawe
Or cAaosifses nnlA iater. but sna pie
n@err 81 ro1nsra MiunessA mpa
h&va heip
The WING shgfea t1n xht ard car
rseG the flames away from Roosevelt
n rnleaN IL Charges again fhn tcwn
viii ~ n
caxa5lSn Northern tFaSnz have Aeea
stalled here since Friday nlenI when
a freight train wNnt through o bridge
n@2r PIT The rrem was snFa4 ant
Conductor MonahsB walksa nto
BeNa1ests which he reported ~ d.
strovet. unlr the 4assr rRte gns
&tan1irE NorahAr mgE be @aik@1
over dead BODIES m fhe wa cat -
cxstta rot saF np0 mnASN
MAny settlers faeA 80 sra 8r11E
"a have rot been hes ~ IRON slaes
A nntner ana five cAssd4en ARE kncwn
fD nave he@a barred IRE Tires are
sfsEs fAxiaw and fhe smoke ~ dense
Salaoas IN EnaFe,t ws-e resst ~
the rsayns.
TIE eezA IA far rs Nxnw~ are
KATHERINE JASPER aged iH
nofaax<aa Ter Rleer@ BERG. Bea aaefts
JOHN aNT.vEN aged as nome-
sse4Ae~. fesr mlsws Yrew FeH 4ets#
wife ara -Agrt tesdren. Ta N19
a nag
MAeN~ra~a Jasper Taught ne* mr4t4
Ne rrNse~s OF efsh 3 @atcrer Nrtge
ans persisted la TIE haass IS nsr EFT
r4oTer Alaxft Berg
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
GOVERNMENT SERUM
FOR HOG CHOLERA Is
PROVEN A SUCCESS
Morning Journal Bureau.
SIS Nunsey Building.


4 successful demonstration Of the
vai1e ~ the new government serum
for preventing hog choisTa has just
been concluded AZ south Omaha. Neb.
by THE Bureau Of Animal Industry ~
the United States department q ayr
culture. The efficiency 81 the serum
has been proved many times iR the
past. buf in order that iEs value mighf
be brought more strikingly before th=
people OF Nebraska q demonstration
was arranged for at the Union Stock
Yards al South Omaha in c~o-operation
with the Union stock Yards company
Of omaha
The Stock Yaras company p~urcnas-
ed thirty pigs. weighing from 80 10 50
pounds each. from a farm which bad
been free from hog cholera for sew
eral These Iigs were brought
70 the sfOck Yards and on July -
1sl0, four Of them mere injected with
blood from a0Es sick Of hog cholera
These l~nocuiated pigs were placed in q
pen b. themselves aud within tleg
had become sick at which time eigh-
Teen n the remaining pigs were ezeh
given one dose Of the serum. while
the other eight pigs were not treated
any way The eighteen serum
~ EGAT4 DIS aH44 the EAEaA AAAlrAAF4
pigs were then placed in the same
pen with the four pigs which had been
made sick by lnnoculatEon-
The four pigs which were first given
hok cholera ali died and the eight uu-
treated pigs all contracted the disease
f-um them The eighteen pigs whiCa
were given serum. ard which wsr=
confined in the same pen with the
f0GT original sicS untreet4d pigs. re-
m8ined r~ErfeC1ly well and were IL
nstly turned 1Yer z Ine officials -
the stock yards coTpang uraN sa-
fem platiQR 90 ire experiment. Sep
iemher II. 1919.
n experiment HzS witnessed bE
representative ef the Nebraska AEri-
cultural Experiment station and Of the
SWine Breeisrs association
- sell IS ~ representatives Of sgri-
cultural papers published in Nebraska
The department of agricultural does
distribute this serum 10 farmers
but i endeavorine 70 bring the Fzlue
OF this method -o the attention OF the
STOCK raising Interests IN order hsi
may arrange 90 secure state funds
for The manufacture and distribution
81 the serum. The government au-
;hogities consider that this new Sc
rum treatment IL properly applied
Utl result in he saving Of millions Of
collars
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
GOOD LUCK ACORN
GIVEN ROOSEVELT
BY NEGRESS
Colonel Refuses to Discuss
the Tariff In Any Of His
Speeches or a long TnO
Yesterday


FRF Marmsns 1asrnal special Ieas4S wHsI
r-. 49, az -~o1nn45
siA&Al@ 20 n0t springs Az -
made more speeches trsz 90 any
. - ,-r ,r
4 N@ I4-
made lnfF stops ard tne ce1nel vent
astt 10 tr4 rear platform nzf sreke a
lea mns~nees II, AN 81 rhew t7 the
su rrswss
Coions Ro-ossreits thros- uAh
nas been "a eers8 shane since sh@
rs-roxa 0onvarr5o~ sroaA ~ rvsgn
eel and he inclined ~ nssev- rew
rarr tRlFrr aEra~ afth
vas1mat pnssseai- asa ~. sar. -
4,m wa maz nrsaa n amuat~ -s-
ar - ~s suaZ Etfarr
naeat wnsch rsfsrre1 "a rhe tar1tt hrt
- would nag On So
Nae~ r.ths~r Il ADA EN- wres &
sid a~ nfshr rosors ua--arrft
mr wesrs fhst mr spa~rM Id
a. sar4fagm a~a Sv~arss ma +
tsrir ma - 8wfrrsr~r-
aerw west sid fn Sosr Cas sar
rama rrrtw-sa Ara aasawp
@srp rfseAS tnA r-oua4 ware
densa snsr ,fa csloraf ws-nas -h- na--
use nUt ia ursn too hard eise rhag
orts r~ssA rhess $40 w-s~ rarr
tAu ~
wan me -mt- stenuaf ss ma ss--
rraa-a en-ralv -arr ars
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
SEVENTEEN VICTIMS
ARE BURIED IN
Los ANGELES
impressive Services for those
Who Died in Tunes Disaster
Women Collapse During the
Funeral

~ N.-aaE sar-zi S.~~aal L1zs-1 Warsl
Lax AnEeia or s-Nent@@n -
rr= twenty ar more Een Hno aoS
tk-r lives CD ere exrl~an Wrt1n
wraEi De Tm@ uaweW@r nart
aE-- t Ue alt - reE TO-
At 81 graves Eta q sLe ~ na4s-
sei cau=-r one f-u@lA H-Fls
ws t=le a r Temple Audi-or-
ilU nert aas rarxe3 b. -5fe men
aEa 9eEeE uh1a a Ereater crtHt
era . Fri gald egts - tu @-
amn ss
p ceremrr= faIcEet @rUo1s
IN 81 ere rrl puiFits ~ ere rF
eu1 ~ rte l-ns
IRE thaa1sr w-rlazu rs arid an
an-H ~ tErs = u-
rrlH ru~=r aask=rs aEr aa1
alnet Me sauHrat rewars q t@s
farfHn .E-wa Ne r1m= uers
srsFH r ere EfsF ur-rs -
ra1 heen Enrnad far rrcr q 1sr
lfsrtEsa f 9rat Tas Iem-
cries % ST -srpH4-ec 1ra1
ne - ffH Er
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
HUNT MAY PRESIDE
IN THE ARIZONA
CONVENTION
Spirited Contest Develops
Among Delegates Hho Con-
4ere al Phoenix Today
ng xa-ss Saar-.i s~4a f~.-ss War-i

fnF Naa.s 9sara.i s-td f~s-a Wri
NfuerIN Ara NaL F@WItn aRc
lrait au ere 8siceste present rests
fnr ne rra rE 20 fhf ca1srlau1a
errrsEtg faur-rrs b. sgtrlea Era
zf ssr tar1ht iE fle 1fueerafz
raurus arHE ere earlttatR trr IRE
rrs-cs NJ tre c~srV-1ilr1 S-rr--
aprEral aas srrur aEatrw Multlri
Wt-Snr tne ar-r rrnrrF@ ca-1'-
1rte ara fra lautErr rt
g. ere o. HarEs 81 r Harf
g arf art rlnsr
wHrf AMONG EH 20
nrezaa rnn .rrtrE lre -tstHe
arf arl ra rts
r lrr ~
tfrlrH m rhe lar.er r RE urrl-
aef s ~ rr
~aaa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
OUTBREAK IN HUMAN
AGAINST MISSIONARIES

Vlct'r s. T. ot s-Iapaasss
aEd Caar=a Hasrare~s received here
tziar earll.r accrUacs % unrest iu
Hlran IRE SsrEran rcrrHs-aldert
60 ere Nnrfn Efir4 Herald teieErapss
rr nra-tnFeEn rgthr@lk fol-
atrE the speeding ot stories ttat
Est Elia1 some crildrer
EfF Hl- raw oEr1 afre urecsec
ara ~ a-r tne mscrarR ~ar-
ages fr ra
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
RELIEF TRAIN CARRIES
DOCTORS AND SUPPLIES

BeanidM. Mtnn Oct s~A relief
train having au board Give physicians
and slbpiies ieu here oyer ths Min
ne-ata ana International rallway az 8
m foF tn4VruAaanal Fails mhera
IL VIA nsafa un the Canadian Narth-
srn tracks f1 she Gre some TIRE train
also cafrtes shs HsmidH COMPANY ef
uIlhta ahNh 81 ordered ast nr Gov
ernar Ehefnardf fe 60 rchf trtt in
Ne ~. Hlssrsm
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
SURVIVOR ESTIMATES DEATH
LIST WILL RI nNIE HUNDRED

heF#ft@iL Atuu f%t *-aamrs
Ramsey has Reaches htre senm q sei
f1euifut serea miles sEtH He Avs
that ths Natson. hare john EaIs
Coffin and 4ule HuEha families aye all
dHa1 Ther inelWee fgar men Co.'s
wemFa and fWenty-thrre children He
estiu4tas the total nss ~ H'e as over
fHM
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10

rates and 3 host o. others IN a man
ner which makes the subjects per
fecilv plain to every n Of MS audi
tors N other words. Mckinley does
NOT talk oger the heads OF his hear.
srz He Is a carriage painter BY trade
ans knows tar better than the aver
4fe agver member % congress nos
- explain his subjects - the working
men.
There are Some rare types attached
70 the republicans speakers bureau
ia addition 10 the members Of con
gross who are a. its beck and call AZ
All times I mas or it's list the speak
ers q minister. an iron melder. ana
mirer-
The democratic speakers bHream f.
having much the same experience as
thoA IN charge in the Eepbhuean
camp. Ii has been found that there
Is little demand for speakers HAT the
battie Il being fought cast between the
opposing candidates. and that the peo-
ME dn not seem L taTe for the ora
m Unlike the republicans
"a orators attached To the
democratic bureau consist eNelusireiy
~ members - congress
The following p-ostmasters have
been appointed in the territories 81
New Mexico arizona
Joseph " Beck at Fl Rito. n M
Alice Mann a. Mann. n NJ. David
p Gentry at Ptn0n. y. NJ. John Mar
shall Whitioc& at Lumberton. N. Nj
Charles = Anderson at Polaris
ARR samuel q. Wilson al Swansea
Aria Edna r Marion at Bumhie Bee.
ATE Adalph @ Irigogen AZ Octave
county. ARR
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
PURITY LEA6UERS
GATHER At SEATTLE

~ Hr s-Eern ssters 81
fra rr uhn strives IN
~srttie M rEHt ta sEter8 zee Amer-
lr r Fa1a-ffr1 eHrfea
u1r ere-s truar-oa aaElr ths-
4-r-r laEEr faaiaB nF relFerllE
address n raaI -aaffls rnurches
h arfs sase trrfnr rhe pre-
r q ~ aters IN ire Naurnal
T s-r aa <eatll= AZ -his
lw- 81 -e-rre1 nr ~ ere ruclic We
fare .earl fe hfIr E rre n-l1tEr
ra aaret -Ee itaroe t-- fre re-
M 90 Marnr 1
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10

50 . O'Clock this morning The
OGDEN building caught fire from
nrae arkn1an origin n 70 2 few
minutes was 3 MESS az flames The
eighteen sisters quickly aroused me
children, each m4troE ma~snaiang
her charges ln the long corridor and
despite tne excitement and confusion
marched them thrnaEh sFnese-Hilf1
l1aNE eos ~ the hsfftd3ng wlEt9ut IN
NUry tn arVunH
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
AND FAMILY
WILL BE ARR4l6NED

Chippewa Fails wss oct s-Iahn
DletE bic wife and two sons VIII BE
arraiEusd at Hayward this wees SCI
earlin4 ln District Au9rneN Davis oil
sawyer county To-day.
~ the large s4Aed 81 depat-s wac
taeS part ln the battle AZ uelrz house
ar Winter yesterday ouly 0saAr Harp
was Killed. the rest All reporting sac.
HGnaEeds of people Visited 2 @ene
the aaftie today ana backed the
p-lir cabin almost e. pieces 5n efforts
o. re- aullats for souvenirs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
KILLED HIS FRIEND
WITH EMPTY GUN

Oakland esd 0ct Tossing
aim aIth rs Eun ihag wasn't 0aasc
james 3 larson a nnrcasaut4r et
local sement par1 pulled me
trigger sem a ballet through
-ain eE AaFrF Cnehar an auenf4nt
a. D u~sEnDnrtnG co.. n toa4
CoGEAn sled an hu1r feger At the hos
n-at IA son. wno vas arrered sen
charge W alsnslauEhrTv was ailp~
% piss freedom or hs ~cosu-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
LISBON AGAIN
A PEACEFUL
CAPITOL
EXPULSION or MONKS
FROM PORTUGAL BEGUN
Government Nf8 Prohibit Re-
tgous Settlements ard Then.
C01fiscate Property SAYS.
ster 0f Justice

fBy HerainH 4aarasi -saerSai leased " ire
Lshsn. ,A5t a-Tle enpsissa 20
M p
4N eisf'H@
across tne frontier Several rauaret
nunS have been AsSem nlse tnd Wtlf Re
3~p1rt@1 CAr1insR %rto. ~x-patrArr
20 Lisbon. tre bishop ~ be5a ana utn-
~ prominent ecclastasttgs all
gHaGy esen expelled
sgaiuss Iae exagg-ted reperts eon-
startlv undlnz c~urrenO. among me
excited gopuaace The affair At
QuelhAs moa sre~T mas ret FerE ser-
laus naf almost the uhote interior
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
RID GROSS AND FORREST
SERVICE PREPARE 10 HIP

washington. Ne& a-M TIRE eN4
fent ~ the He~stFatsaEn AaseH th4
forest tires NJ Mtnnesna asze
Angvn tofh the Gartst service and
trN Americas MA8 Gross made pre-
t4raaons e. 81 q tHe raue The
Rcd Cross q 4n 6 position % advance
az once s 2 go tt8aaa tor 1nems
5a4fA alisf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10

u u r. TIRE 81 su5s- zsHsp -
acclss-f fhEt C1a-nrs-s Lr-e-r
car 81 relied 1rcz -1 I.a 1he pace
- ne fEmEy Ee---r. HE1 1r-rt al
was - Ec-El a. TIRE ur-e-r -s-
g E lr-t Crz-5ersi- IL-iEe-r -
lever tr1rl 1u ass -
s e-s wE-s Ard s
C2-hersr L--=rt AE= rur ire
Ersrsss s-1 trHrss sWEv re r1
$50 ~ 81 t--Errs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10

Try a Morning Journal Want Ad
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10

AL fun Gem tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10

NJ nn scream. Gem Ionlghl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04
When You Cast Your Ballot

In presenting advisory ballot The Star takes dis
contests In these the difference IN
qualities 10 the voters TO vote
legislative contests
probably be followed although candid conviction
oemps that allegiance has no bearing what
ever o the offices 20 be filled
Under eur primary system of nomination the people selected
sumcd that they ntelseUy aud with Is reason
nbe 10 believe they express their final decision according to
prr convictions The star viii take advisory part
nut The earnestly consideration of tho ac
OF the without
regard q their political creed -
FOR The STATE SUPREME COURT
Vote for w. Toman. William Hickman Moore, T. NJ
Troy Chas shepard nugge These the Non
Partisan Judiciary which viii De found the right
CONGRESS
Vote for Judsc w W Black republican
nent WIN Humphrey through osht in as
TO De nsurgcnt Tor votes only
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
John Murphy backed hy the old Nandeyocr crowd and
viii be controlled by them Thomas r.
Homer candidate untied man. but promises
10 the law Independently u elected
STATE SENATOR
IL is unfortunate good George p Couerh
and should be opposing each other tn the SD sena
his record desired iandou has hut clean
personal record Caei and candidate for the
United states Landon is insutgcn republican
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE
candidate IN the 4tth district should be
elected Foster un, aud should be defeated
FOR
The woman suffrage amendment 20 the constitution
canal bonds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04
WELTY'S WIFE
ASKS DIVORCE

Harry Welty. former president
OF the Homo Security Bank Of Bel
bingham. sentenced last Tuesday
To- an iudotermlnnte term OF four to
ten years IN the penitentiary for
his connection with the ruin OF the
bank. was sued for divorce yeatcr
day BY Lena V. Welty. the wife
who had sat beside him throughout
the trial. apparently devoted to the
very end
Mrs Weity does not give hts con.
ylction OF felony az her ground
for divorce. She alleges that life
with him was burdonaomo because
he was extremely jealous. She left
him about two years ago on that
account, she says, but returned at
his request Hut he WAS even more
Jealous during the past year aud
had made divers accusations
against her. she aaya Cruelty aud
nonuupport are other reasons AS.
signed,
The couple were married In Sop.
TENDER. 1896 ard have one child.
No alimony or n division Of prop.
orty 81 asked for.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04
LAD GETS BIG
SUM FOR LOSS
OF z FINGERS

TACOMA. Nov. IA record yer.
Diet Tor case Of lta character was
returned b. a jury ia the suit of
Nick Giuclna against tho = n Gosa
Brick company "a Judge Clltfofd's
department ~ the superior court
VI a m ysaicrdaY Tho fury
gave the lad. who IL bur IA years
of age. q verdict % o. $500 Dor the
loss 81 two fingers and part
Of Bis hand caught Ia huistinE en-.
giuc ~ tho Goes brick plant al Rus
ton on August % The lad asked
inf $4,000 damages. The suit Is
tbs one wherein ludEn Clifford gave
an unprecedented ruling regarding
responsibility Of the employer 10 a
child under IL years. a. told In the
child under "a years. ms told
IN the Ledger yesterday. The atsor.
neys for the defense stated yeater.
day they would appeal the case 10
the supreme court % the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04
DOCTOR PADDED
CITY CENSUS

Or. Truman J. shadd. census
enumeratoT Of the Second precinct
Ut the FIFTH ward Of this city, who
was indicted by grand jury at
Tacoma last Wednesday on q
charge OF padding his census rolls
was arrested yesterday az South
nNud
He Was taken 10 Tacoma. where
bond N $500 obtained bis liberty
Dr. Shadd then came 90 Seattle
The specific charge contained Ia
the indictment alleges that Or
shadd added the names 81 certain
Chinese. 100 sailors aud 100 names
AZ the Savoy hotel 90 hia Hats Dr
Hhhdd says he merely followed or.
dera from hin hnperioFa That the
names NJ the Savoy were given
him BY the auditor there. and the
sailors we're listed by BIN under
orders
No date has been set for trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04
INDICT SEATTLE
MEN FOR FRAUD
I'M COAL LANDS

Harry White, former mayor Of Sc.
attic and President Tafts right
bower In the state Of Washington
during the last presidential cam
paien and the man Who more than
any other person was responsible
for the selection Of r. a. Bailinger
as secretary Of the interior, says his
Indictment for conspiring 10 defraud
the United States government is
pure bosh.
IVY only connection with the coal
lands" said White today, dates
back to 1906, when met IA. A.
Green, who was surveying various
coal claims.
while waiting for heavy SHOWS
70 clear, Green, without my knowi-
edge, surveyed the claims known az
the Mckenzie Anthracite Co. and
the Carbon Mountain Anthracite
Coal Co. never knew Green did
this until met him In Seattle later
my only connection with the two
companies mentioned was that they
we're surveyed BY Green's crews.
which had previously worked for
me on railroad work
The grand Jury al Spokane sub
poenaed Green, and while he told
his story 70 the prosecutor, he was
not allowed 10 testify before the
Srand jury. Had Green testified,
you'd have been freed Of the re-
hottest suspicion"
a gigantic coal land steal, involv
Ing f2O0,000,O00 worth Of Alaska
property, Is the basis OF an indict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

ment returned by a federal grand
jury In Spokane yesterday against
six prominent Washington rest.
dents. charging conspiracy 10 do
fraud the government
The men indicted are Harry
White. former mayor Of Seattle.
Charles A. Mckenzie. Seattle
capitalist. Donald A. Mckenzie.
capitalist. Of Seattle and Alaska.
Raymond Brown and William I
Dunno. Of Spokane. and Charles r.
DOughton. Of Pearson.
Besides these. several prominent
men from other states are involved
10 the alleged conspiracy. among
them being Gov. James ". Gillett
Of California. Representative Nc
Loughlin OF California, and Henry
r. OXnard. Of New York. president
Of the American Beet Sugar co.
The late ex-GOv. John H. McGraw
was also mixed Up In the affair
The specific charge made by the
grand jury IL that these men enter.
ed into collision with the original
claimants OF coal lands in the
Kayak mining district In Alaska
whereby they acquired one.hali
interest in 131 claims Of 100 acres
each. According 10 the laws OF
the United States. person may
have an interest in but one coal
claim and exhausts HIS rights in all
others Immediately after becoming
/ interested In one location.
The lands in question comprise
more than 10000 acres In the Ber
Ing river fields and are valued a
/ millions OF dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04
MAN BURNE1
AT STAKE

SAN ANTONIO. Tev
~ infuriated mob dragg.ss' 10y 4, &
hodriFuoz, a Mexican. 20 s, 1 y, n',l'ids,
burned him 70 death last ni I've y !.
loving bis attack upon M g's'' b
Henderson ~" AiA Ia
Rodriguez was arrestea
morning when he appllsa y
ranch near Rock springs q,
The mob began 70 form ~ "a
mo afternoon, and by nlgb, ~ !
thousand persons ha1 ~. zen
Later the crowd storued . 4.
prison al Rock springg an. ~ ~
81 the guard and took pols,9ss
some distance from the el,s =
already prepared pyre T" 4
Without 8 show Of emo,,..
offering little resistance naS ~ =
was bound 10 the stake ~ g !.
torch applied When his baS "a =
completely incinerated ~ y
dispersed and a dispatch 80 -
hours later from Rock gpr,s.' = 1
ported conditions az practieslle !
nal with no further disor6eg ~. y.
patcd. ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Nov. A.
Tho vast. but simple. machinery or
the postal savings bank system ~
nearly ready for operation. The
first trial VIII be made within -
few weeks In small towns having
fourth class poaiofflcea. ~ soon aa
the minor details are worked out
the largo cities will be given post
office dependencies.
Any ono who u 10 years ~ age
or over may deposit money In tho
now postal banks Ten cents is the
lowest amount that will be accept.
cd. FOf the first 10 cents the de-.
poaitor will be given an official card
which represents the deposit For
each succeeding 10 cents stamp
viii be issued and attached 10 the
card, until Il bears nine stamps.
The card will then represent a dol
lar deposited Tho card may then
be- exchanged for an Identification
book. In which will be recorded IN
tho usual banking form subsequent
deposits up 20 5000.
No depoHitor will be permitted 70
hold more than $500 ia the postal
banks. nor can he deposit more
than ti00 "a month. When 5000 IL
accumulated. the deposition may
convert hts savings into govern.
ment bonds Of $50. $40. $50. $50 and
500 denominations bearing interest
at z y per cent
The postal savings banks will pay
their dcpoaitorE who have not
turned their savings into bonds
per cent interest The money VIII
not be kept by the postoffice. but
will be deposited IA banks named
ms official repositories These
banks will pay the government "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-04
LAWYER IS
A SUICIDE

M health drove James A KEEL
logs. former member % the state
Legislature and attorney. 20 end bis
life ia HIS office. 2is BAILEY build
ing, yesterday afternoon.
when a. W Moore. ~ 1917
Seventh av. aud William Williams.
Of the ChcaleH apartments. entered
the outer office they detected pow
der smoke Entering KelloEF .
private office they found him
fea;cd al bis desk With bullet
wound ia the right temple. The
revolver lay on the floor Ou bis
dcsk Deputy Coroner Borthwiek
found this note:
"columhla Lodge, Free ana Aes
espsed Mssons. Dayton. Wash,
will bury me.
JAMES a. KELLOGG"
Mr. ksiiogE came 70 this ffAtc
20 years ago. living IN Seattle cor
the past ten years lie waa a 4sua
Der of the legislature from ! sss 10
1895 and IN 1884 Was Candidate
fur state treasurer ON the gepuuii
can ueksi lie was 90 years u. ase