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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

The thlrtioth annual Now Mryico
fair has taken as place ln history
The final curtain frll after midniRht
this morning when tho last hcIated
rcveler took Iris mns6 and his whizzcr
home aud laid them tcndcrly ON the
she'll 70 repos There until the next
iHir roila around
n WAS q aay carnival uight and
the poi 81 runfctti distributed
would flli 20 good many box ears. while
the racket Wae as fearful ag usual. Do
not more ser. and the usual number. IN
not more -o. of merrymakcrs pokcd
pasEerHn2 with feather busters and
ehnked Thorn with confetti and got
checked Goa return Tho crowd was
ono of tfc very biggest carnival
crowds uu record anal good humorcd
ui thr waA throuIh Thcrc WAS little
disorder n feW of the instruments
which torfufe auNthiug beside the
rfe ears. MHska There wore of
nll conceivable varieties with many
in full carnival costume and the
throng was O. motley o. go say the
feast
The Parker Carnival company did
Us biggest business last ulght and Will
now fold its tents Ike thc street arub
date Dc ts H Enu0 carnival ouiflf ami
n contributed heavily to ihe fnu ni
the WftA rereiNine GA generous pate
ronake every night
Tanale Row uu Central avcnuc uiII
remove Ns apparatus thls morning
after q good NecA's business ana thc
business district. after tht confetti ANA
The other debris 81 swept up. Win rev
sumo its Wantcd appearance.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
SPANISH AMERICAN
PRESS ORGANIZED
NeStor Mo0tOya Of Albuquerque
is temporary President Per-
manent ORGANIZATION So0nto.
Be Effected.

The Spanish American editors of
the TERRITORY held s. meeting be- Albu-
querque YESTERDAY and effected tenn
American Press an organization
which Il is believed wll uI a long
felt want among the owners and edi-
tors % spanish papers. Nestor Mon
toya. who was Instrumental in caning
the meeting, was erected temporar,
president the other temporary ofu-
GERS being Juan Florence of Las Nc-
gas. vice president. S%tturniuo Eaca. of
Valencia county. secretary, and Mar
ft1l Valdez OF LAS cruces. treasurer.
Rules and regulations Tor the new ore
g~anlzatiou were prepared mas submit
Ted 90 zee editors and VIII Doe printed
10 all the Snanish-Americtn ucNspa-
peers of Sew Mexico and southern
Colorado. Final action viii he taken
ON the rules gud articles and pcrnla-
uent orgtnization effected within the
next few weeks af e. meeting Co he
held iu Albuquerque. the cali Tor
Is hteh viii Dee made hy Temporary
President Moutnta
Amune those m attendance tt the
me-tiuE yesterday were representa-
u,es of The D. Independence. Las Ne-
gas El Eco deb Norte. of Mora. III
iiIsnlu"-AmeriCauo Beien; ID Temp.
ias cruces d BeVista dc Taos. Ia
fandera Americana. Albuquerque.
El frngreso. Trinidad. Numerous
letters and teleEriws were received
from editors gnd nWncrs OF other pa-
peers throughout the territory. express
ing the hone that an Organization
rauid De- launched and that % would
ht ~rssfuL The meeting ycstcr-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09


fa~ .n.u matinr s-fhatarr. Tho 49,
nnartura af ann Wind ID dieea~a IS =
tn.. f.tarfad Lv tho dalv insuerffor
4rd ~. rht4A,r 81 our. knolf.a +,
IN. besd .nF hurnad W. desfra,
i 0op voar IA mis- manuar ~ rre
rent am, dlpnssn aettipp \ start N1fb.
iiap "a hapf after eighteen months oid
Tba ChIcka know un other moth.
~ tban NV 500 frrt ~ hot water Din.
I ma uhich heats tAn broadsr rnnWass
and fhesa aud tha t~ncgbators. aro
I sphia,fad to fhe rame rlgid aauitar,
I rules ~ tbo result of the pirapnerna-
ia
.qha Writa Inehorp yipuIe comb.
n fla only chicken wo raise and with
Dnt 4tuorkturt ARK, otbor breed a. find
tbst thntt do etreucnth uude p,ndt-
tlous mere
lu ihe gorfur thc chickens arp fed
lettuce raised bt th. aere for green
f9od ANA M winter thfs eat alfalfa
.and uin on ute range. with man
ple wnrsei heets
Approscd by PHYSICIANS
Nr. c9rneU SAWS that me fact that
his fowls oro raigrd under siIrb s8uf-
tarr mcthods ana that they arc kept
sbeoIufalv clean has brought hts stoak
nc unanimous enforcement of rhpsi-
CLANS Every chicken is known posi-
figetv IA b. in nerr.r, beaIth ana NOT
one mas access 10 me ann which ls
usuallv available for chickens raised
andcr ordinary conditions.
The doctors unanimously recon-
mend sanitary eggs for ugc by the
public espccIallv babies and Gnvnlds.
us there is NOT The slightest chance
for germ Infection Of any kind More
plants of this kind I believe viii put
offcctual Grimm in the cold storage
AN article whose history Is un-
known 10 the and whose
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

1o shipping seoso for the cattle
country around Cimarron is now on IN
real earnest and the low of the herds
and tho yell of the cowboys are heard
continuously The grass. though late
in the mountains. has aged sufficient
Is 90 put the tallow ON the big steers
and they are nnr specimens for TIE
packing house OF Kansas City and
Chicago. Several Of the %ranchnrn In
the Moreno valley and two OF three
around Cimarron ar. shipping. Tine
Gallagher and Michigan Of tine 40
reno Valley. Stanley Chase. HarNe
Chandler aud Mat Heck of Cimarron.
threw their herds together and load-
cd out forty cars of steers and mixed
stuff To Kansas CITY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
SOUTHWEST NEWS N0JES


Silver Citys $50. 900 sewer system
Is practically completed. All Of the
pipe. which has o combined length
10 more than $50 cts blocks. has now
been laid except "a stretch Of about
100 feet which will connect the main
pcrlion ~ the system with The Tart
lyiu- east 81 the Main street arroyo.
Tho work of making this connection
IS now in progress. The pipes. wrIch
are IRON in this instance. irc being
fastened 70 thc irouwork beneath tine
roadway OF Broadway bridge. 1t looks
now as 10 the only delay after this
week may be o%ccasioned hy the clean
ont 0f some of the pipes which might
have become clogged where not fully
protected during the flood season.
Work has been progressing rapidly for
the past week on the septic tank
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
LAGUNA POST0FFICE
IS BURGLARIZED
Biro brothers Store Robbed Of Val
uablcs While Postmaster j. in Al
buqucrquc.

Gus Weiss. postmaster az %I4tguna
and manager OF Bibo Brothers store.
left for home last evening. called boy
a telegram saving that the postpfficr
and store had been broken into and
robbed Friday night Razors. pocket
knives rovolvcrs. watches, shoes and
cash were taken from the store. but
the safe was not opened. Stamps and
small change we've taken from the
p~ustofficc. The authorities have beer
notified of The robbery and %postoffice
secret service men have been detailed
on the case Two strangers were seen
about Laguna Friday aftrnoon and it
is believed they pulled or the job 4
description OF them has % sent east
....L
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

rs~ ,..,.ro is N. N..s ar.
+,
h"ate II tut ttH' Y $"
Gpnneh pcaitfa ranch at Ihiar'es th'
stale has ln lts borders ono pf COS,
t.ra.s, a.a .fot ..,,ttr,
IAtHts 'n the "'ati "i'efc we tVN
population AVERAGES mine Sand
chickens bit IAN times. where 10000 ar,
r
ialEe Ah4lnlfnRa CT lth" poultry htt
shipped al over the spWfhWes cone
tfnnauv
Mr. carpau una h.s baap n tto
cit, ~ oart 1fr bt fstr ard r-sb.claltt
~ sce the psalfrt shsv ha1 mfn.h
~ r.s III snter.a 4rro.rrtrg ha bNg
eutcrsriea pheu -ptav.b.a.F ~, 4 r,p-
faarutafhe ~ ans parer Fn~ cieht
.aata M Camel rna b..p. f.. fne oottl.
frv b-nalnsea rs N9N kfr,lro M r.ssrs
an : smell aftie af1d thre. wears ~ ID
much iara,r ae4ie Untn his progurt
nose Is ahipoaa. III 81 p.4o pisaat
Beurae eifper rite and otber sgntb-
Western towns ara 81. hae inat conn
mefee9 tttIiaf., ~, tr,ss wltb rho
A"Ihuaueraue merchants Previous lY
coming a. NpW Mexico be was in tbc
same business b. NetV Vort ard phil.
adtlphi4 ana rrfafuma cai. Ue finds
conditions Cor p~oultrt raising I'm Nev,
Mexico n~srferf ar far ae oiimaf4 and
Other thinrs are l-ourerrrJ tha t,rir-
cirsf difrle4rt fs be- opar.smc hefe
resIItine from thr ary air.
aThe verv drv a~tmosnhcre said
AR. Gouueii drieg out t6a 0i in the
feathers ~ fhe birds ana c,lses "a
double mouIlina 49,. thnt thev have
70 make twice die amount OF feathers
which they would in the lower nitf-
tndes. This cuts the ere production
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

allie. Fiji. owned by French $.
Carey OF ID Paso.
one copy The Breeders Tx
hihitors OF Dogs Guide BOOB and Di-
rectory. fer best brace entered in
show. ans breed. won by Casper and
Aikens Lizette. owned by C.. +.
Aiken.
one copy OF "The Breeders and
Exhibitors Of Dogs Guide Book and
D%iretors' for b best foN terrier in
the show won hy ATkakata scamp.
Citizens OF S0corro county. ~. NJ,
offcr a cup Tor the best dog or hitch,
ANY breed. owned in Soc, rH county.
q by Arkakata Scamp.
The dog show drew "a hig attend
auce again YESTERDAY the rooms be-
Ing crowded until late last night. and
was one ~ the most popular and
successful fair events eve |inaugur-
ated
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
Interest in N.m RniIrnah.

The president of the Ration Com
mercial club is in receipt of several
letters OF recent date from several
u..ltr in southwestern Kansas. in1i-
eating the great interest that has been
aroused i'm the building of am east and
west railroad line connecting Kansas
and oklahoma points with the new
coal fields OF Northern New Mexico.
One letter from a prominent business
man living in Anthony. Kansas. gives
considerable information concerning "a
most feasible projected route, ru.-
ming westward along the watershed
between the Cimarr0n and Beaver
valleys IN the Oklahoma Panhandle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

Denver. oct. S-Mrs. Electra r.
Beard. former treasurer OF the Chill
dren's Hospital association was lib
Grated IRON the penitentiary al Canon
iCty today through a Communication Of
her sentence. She was sentenced
June 2. 1909, for The embezzlement
of S2.IZO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
\ GENEROUS AND CHARITABLE
M1~IT

81 wish aii might know 90 the benz
ef't 7 received from your Foley Kid
ney Remedy says D. n Regau.
Farmer. Mo- His kidney and bladder
gave him So much pain. misery and
annoyance. De could not work. nor
sleep. He zays Fcity's kidney Rem
cdy completely eurrI him. UItielN
& Co
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
Nine Thousand Chickens on
One Ranch in Mew MEXICO

Remarkable Results Achieved or Council Poultry Farm Near
Tuarosa BY Sanitary Methods and Careful Feeding: 10000
Biddies Hatched Out Annually and 1000 Are Burned in
Order to Prevent Possibility OF Disease; New State Has
One Of Biggest Henneries in the West.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

day was held in the offices ~ The Ia
Bandera Americana.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09
Hilarious Carnival Winds
Up Thirtieth Annual Fair

Fair Crowds After Grand Finale Will Be Melting Away Today:
Fair Has Proved Financial and Popular Success and Peo-
pie Are Satisfied; Fifteen Mile Endurance Race Proves One
of Greatest Sporting Events Ever Seen at Traction Park.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-09

The Buuer-Yes. sir. and she saw
you. sir. That's why she amt 10. sir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02
LETTER FROM HOUNDED MAN
(coneluded)

-
trsu Seattle National n n aud l. stone uool
check OF Engmslsw wash, then checks Of $3.50 H. Richmond
am sure can be settled about so cents on the dollar
thing that a Tor the LAWYERS to decide go, ,,,.., al, -
scandinavian FIRST that viii take Burns detectives Off then hS
BY name of nAio the Union station received %
81 from Cushing ought make easy
Miller resolved 50 Week for Sis accom- cerSrgni
. week and Fred Whom at the O. n sSe, once 70 per
money loaned and narS go Tor the use O. $3.50 for % to 90
sharsed big interest and practically no losers Joseph
10 mot @ S S her a. m,y %.S. my c Sas SSG Ss
Ta Sn IN tb n ~, y 1 s S and hoS p ep
II ! was only given chance could SO on tho road and
% ~ oS @ % sS s ys s9 w 1S w M
kaufman in cortlandt
Dearest Wife do give liked help along but
You see how am You win perhaps not hear from me for s
go with heavy heart broken in health wen
osrdnsrs Brother.
You address all mail lEnatE-he viii know
thank you for the and g. bat please don't DO il
cheer up don't give up; up you and help
me- ' so ~ s sss BE- Sh 10 MI, and a. God . my ,o,
VIII p", o % t hard .r.Ogs 70. YOU both a. soon as have
~ pray for you even NIGHT ard ns'ss .. ny o~" dear ear
the love for you that IL killing me miss you beth 80
., y T1sp s lsvy S take NE WIN Mo.
through H. Don't send me postal orders known
often when he viii help Please
wite. don't be ashamed
am aoins TO strange country don't know the
language; bot will try; don't
much o. ~ be like areenhorn again when first
~ years then had a, least my
can On look viii
forget the kindness Mlriei and Mort
remember 70 them write TO Ralph before reach
Europe
and nssh, Marie. will my place Of birth
die my parents grave. will
the battle % ! that much
~ God should will I don't 90 tire
Of journey, don't please, /
wife. don't live alone. oe, that better
thar will
that God God bless and protect
Remember me to your dear parents your
Der a0th. tell him sorry
the grief him / paying my penalty
deeply Hunted like dog without home Death
couldn't be
Thanksgiving somno anything thankful fort
In az drawers where keep Wwery viii nnd
brass Butler hotel left the check expecting
a trip. With 20 30 boxes Of gums
let ge the hotel. do whatever 70
my wife. be a time be-
fore hear from please bear and ngh my
condition help
and brothers
me m
will be for darling; be brave We have hard work
before
Again may ood md keep you
uonate G.
Then followed st Of By
% u them covering number Of
emathe mel aneholy and pifu exhibit IN this
true story tangled finance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02
teoneiuded)

(coneiuded.l
---~-------a---a--as
o.--oo you know who he was
under7
k.-charlea Crawford.
o--What vas CraWfofd's POSI-
tion2
Ale was manager Of the club
under Gideon Topper Mr.. cra~'
ford and Mr.. Topper we're mana
gers.
Odd both Of them spend their
time in the club when you were
thereT
A.--One wa there on the day
shiR and one on the night shift. Mr..
Upper was there nights and Craw-
ford IN the daytime. he came on at
| 2 O'Clock IN the morning.
Odd you ever see any police
men or detectives in the elubl
Al did.
o.-Name any that you can think
Of.
Al caTnot name them.
o.--Do you know Scrgt. Bryant
Ayes. sir.
Odd you see him In the club Z
| Al noticed him In thsre--lct's
seat two different times, but at
/ that time did not know him. I
found out afterwsrd IL war him.
Odd you ever see anybody
hand Bryant anything1
1 And so the story goes on. Detail
\ for detail Lindsay corrohOrntes
| Miller's testimony that Crawford
and Upper we're hand in hand in
league with Gerald. Wappenstcln.
And here ~ Millers testimony;
BY Mr. Kellogg:
/ q Who ran the placer
a Topper and Charlie Craw.
BY Mr.. Kellogg:
O. You say there we're four part
/ nera7
A. No. there were three part
ners, Il was cut in four parts.
| q And the chief got a fourth
A. Yes. sir.
q How do you know that7
1 A. Because ! overheard the con.
versation; was in the office an
the time
Q Who did you hear talking
about ~
A. upper and Crawford. Char
lie Crawford and upper.
O. Did they say that the chief
/ got certain percentage 80 that
you could understand III
A. Yes. sir.
Q. Did you ever see any police
men In the club
A. No. only the sergeant.
q You have seen a sergeant 10
/ fhere7
a. Yes sir
4 q. Sergeant who2
A. couldn't swear about his
/ name; / know him by sight.
q Medium height. glasses and
a black mustacho
A Yes, ser. that lB the guy that
I had me pinched.
! q How many times did you see
/ him IN the clubl
A. saw him In there couple
l n times.
q We're you In there ut tho tim
he house was closed?
A. Yes, sir
q. Did you see them give any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02
LOVE VS..
$4,000

II was hot session before
Judge Yakey yesterday.
= married her through seeing
her advertisements IN the paper
She wasn't a spring chicken then.
either" testified W. W. Roat. a
baker whose affections are worth
Just onc-quarter OF 100000. &C.
cordlng to Mrs Luella Roat. who
IL suing Minnie n WilliamA for
alternating the same. Mrs WI.
llams was the wife OF Jack VIII
liams. an Alaska pioneer, who died
not long ago r
Hes a oountcrfeiter." testified
Mrs. Roat. referring to Roat. and
he also forged the will which
gives Mrs. Williams a large IN
heritance. tI
she sued me once before and
we settled testified Mrs WA
liams She forgaye her husband
and has renewed domestic rcla.
lions with him"
Judge Yakey took the case I'm.
der adyisement, pending disposi.
ton of probate litigation over the
will Of Jack Williams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS
HAVE VOTED TO STRIKE

quarters OF the brotherhood, nc
cording 10 leaders here, while the
balloting will end December 4
The Portland men halloted on
the question three weeks ago.
Those In Oregon and Washington
cast their ballots two weeks ago.
The votes we're sent sealed 60 Chi.
caEo
II the vote IL favorable 20 press
Ing further the demand for a 10
per cent increase In wages. Il ~
believed here that the terms viii
be submitted 90 the general man
ayers OF the Western lines Ia Chi'
caEo probably December ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02

NEW YORK. Dec 2 Two boys.
each $ years old. Michael Fritzi and
Giuseppi Lougo. have disappeared
from their homes In the malls the
relatives OF each have received a
letter signed Black Hand. demand
Ing $4,000 ransom. on pain that the
boys heads would be cut off aud
returned 70 the family The stories
did not reach the police until today
and then through a source other
than the childrcns families
Tho Fritzi boy Is the grandson Of
Nicholas a ritzi. a grocer. with whom
be lived The boys father died last
March, and his grandfather took up
the burden OF caring for his daugh
ter.in-law and her children
On Saturday afternoon Michael
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02
GRAFT EVIDENCE FOR GILL

thing 70 the sergeant. or only 20
the chief7
A. The nlghi Il was cloaod7
O. Any time
A. didn't see them give Il 70
MIN ] was IN tho office and the,
.sNea mo 70 80 out for a few mir
q Would you be willing 10 swca
that you heard upper and Crav
ford or others say that the polll
vere getting percentage OF tn
games would your
A. on The witness stand. you
meant
@ don't mean We viii ever call
you there but cay you are D.
positive q Il you could swear &
Hg
A. Oh. could swear Il. yes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02
TRY H|[LMAN
IN THIS CITY

TACOMA, Dec. Clarence u.
Hiliman must stand trial for con.
splraey IN using the United States
malls 10 deffaud in a Seattle court
Hlllman appeared Ia the federal
court IN this city and entered a
plea q not guilty TO all the indict.
msntH after he had exhausted
many Ingenious schemes 10 have
the charges thrown cut Of court
No date for the trial has been
set HillmRn asked for trial In
Seattle. eonteuding that Il would
save expense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02
KTDNAPERS MAY
BEHEAD TWO BOYS

and Charles Curry his chum. were
playing Ia the street when man
asked them II they would like 70 80
10 a moving picture show Delight.
ed. the boys accepted
t'ritEi last night was fearful 81
talking lie acknowledged how
ever. that his grandson had disap
pearcd and that he had received a
letter demanding $1,000 ransom.
Threat 10 aehead the Boy.
The letter said that II ] did not
pay S. geo little Michael would be
killed and his head chopped off and
sent 10 me. he said Il haven't got
$500 even. and don't know what TO
do. Ina afraid that the men who
took Michael away will carry out
their threat. and l am helpless TO
prevent Il"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02

City Engineer r. H. Thomson
has been elected president " the
State Good Roads association The
election was unanimous and form
ed the chief business OF the day
Weuatchce will be the seat OF the
1911 convention.
Sam MN who has his own no
lions about how the state roads
shoal1 be managed. wept ia open
session when his several ideas were
turned down,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02

PORTLAND. ore. Dec. Mem
beers of tho Brotherhood OF Loco.
motive Engineers In Oregon have
voted TO strike, q WAS learned to-
day
Labor leaders here stated that
it was probable that a majority Of
engineers on all lpes west OF
Chicago have voted In favor OF a
strike also ii the increase In
wages which they ask is not
granted
The voting. which was supposed
~ secret. will be cauvassed in
Chicago December 10. az the head.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02
Railroad Presidents Don't
Want to Save Million Day

tell BrandelB that HIS services arc
not desired and probably will say
that reforms suggested by him
either have been tried and have
failed. or have been found imprae-
sicable. II ~ believed that they
will tell Brandeis that inasmuch as
he went back 20 years for railroad
ideas. they don't care to listen 10
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02
HUNDREDS SLAIN
nv FIERCE FIGHT

Tho main body Of the Druaes. esti.
mated AZ 10000, ~ Etill holding out.
Turkish troops are recnnnioter.
ing and another battle II expected
within a few days. The outbreak ~
reported 90 have resulted from re.
ligioun differences.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02
ELEANOR SEARS TO FLY
in HER OWN AEROPLANE

while n masculine hand controls the
plane and regulates the throttle OF
tho engine
Miss Sears. who already la widely
known for her athletic accomplish.
mente. made several flights with
Claude Graham White AT the Boston
aviation meet. and IL said 10 be an
enthusiastic advocate 81 flying. Miss
Sears IL On route here from Boston
10 spend the winter az Burllngame.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02
Is HURT
in WRECK
tBy unilsd rse.sl

LAMoNTE. Mo. Dec. 2-PaSsen-
ger train No. was wrecked two
miles east Of Knobnoster. Mo. early
today. and is persons were injured
II is not believed that any one vas
fatally hurt
The wreck was caused by a
broken rall. and the coaches In the
tTain were deFaiied.
The train was running 30 miles
an hour when the accident occurred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02
Mclean WANTS
TO BE A SOLON

WASHINGTON, Dec. John II.
Mclean. owner OF the Cincinnati
Enquirer and Of the Washington
Post, who for nine years has lived
In Washington. not voting in Ohio,
rs expected formally 10 announce
his candidacy for the United States
sonatorship from Ohio, to succeed
Senator Charles Dick. whose term
expires next March
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02
DYING WOMAN
KILLS HERSELF

holds many things precious. and II
would be a pleasure 10 live.
But ! must not cause myself and
others 10 whom might become a
menace. Why ] did no, die last
summer do not understand, Fate
has been unkind. Hope has been
delayed too long.
But II il hard--so hard to ray
the final good night"
Mrs Skunk left a note for her
husband which has not been given
out FOR publication.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-02
Thomson Chosen
President of State
Good Roads Assn

Il was while nm was making n
speech before the convention In re-.
gard 10 the proposed good roads
Law that a delegate rose IN his place
and demanded a vote on the qucs-
ton OF Hill continuing IAN fled
from the platform before the qucs.
ton could be voted upon and re
fused 10 return 20 the hall
The convention adjourned last
night