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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-03
BISBEE EXHIBITS
FOR Ell PASO FAIR
Several Mines VIII Send
Specimens Of Ore; Curfew
Law Installed In
BiSbee.

Bisbee, Ariz., Sept. 3.-The Copper
Queen Consolidated Mining company has
shipped to IL PasO several specimens OF
ore to be displayed at the fair. The
Arizona mining companies Will be repre-
scented in large number at the exhibition,
several OF them aiming TO have the big
gest and most effective display.
In closing down the top workings Of
the Briggs shaft the Caiupet and Arr
IONA Mining company has announced
that underground work at the mine viii
be prosecuted from the HoatsOn shaft.
It is stated that in so doing the COM
pany will realize a considerable saving.
The curfew bell rang last night, for
the first time, at 8 O'Clock. CITY mar
shall Watkins announced that all boys
caught in the streets after that hour
Will be severely dealt with. This action
of the city authorities is due to the
fact that lately children have been
around town until a very late hour, max
ing noise and otherwise annoying the
public.
James Davis, miner, had his ankle
accidentally broken while working at
the Briggs shaft.
Run over by horse ridden by S.
MedigoTich, Ernest Carpenter, a 12year-
old boy, is in a serious condition at the
hospital, having suffered internal in
juries.
Charged with burgIarizing the Bisbee
bakery, George DOudley has been held
under $500 bond TO await the action OF
the grand Jury.
Miss Florence CT Rumble and John H.
O'Brien were united in marriage at the
Catholic church by Rev. Father Meurer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-03

The to be temporary Casher store at 1O71 n Stanton St.
is being remOdeed rapidly Night and day forces continue
to get things in shape. Within weeks, believe
shall be able to invite Ell PasOans and visitors Ell PasO to
the temporary store, filled with fall merchandise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-03
COLQUITT OPPOSES FEDERAL
RAILROAD REGULATIO

Austin, Tex, Sept. 80. B. Colquitt
has written railroad commissioner Ira
B. Mills, of Minnesota, who is chair
man of the legislative committee of the
National Association of Railroad Com
missioners, endorsing the Fan to have
a meeting Sept. 90, according to an an
nouncement made here this morning.
The meetings object is to devise plans
to stop the tendency of congress and
state legislatures to curtail the regula-
ton Of railways.
COlquitt's letter expresses the opinion
that satisfactory regulations by fed
eraI commission is impossible
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-03
MRS. FISKE SAYS WAGE
WAR ON THE BULL RING.
RENTS Money to Print Circulars for
Distribution Among American Tour
ISIS and Mexican Children.

Resolute campaigning against bull
fighting, particularly the Juarez ring, is
to begin at the instigation of Minnie
Maddern Fiske, actress. Mrs. Fiske, as
vice president of the International
Humane society, has taken the first step
in what viii be a constant campaign
In letters to the FL Paso Humane so
ciety, read at its monthly meeting in
the chamber OF commerce Friday night,
Mrs Fiske suggests appealing through
circulars to the American tourists, who
virtually support the ring; educating the
school children of Juarez against the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-03
DEMOCRATS MUST DIG
FOR CAMPAIGN FUND

Dallas, Tex, Sept 3.-The state DEM
Ocratic executive committee, presided
over by chairman Williams, at a meet
ing here today, determined plans to
raise a fund for party organization, by
assessing every candidate from con-
stable to governor. This is the first
meeting of the new committee. A re-
cess was taken until this afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-03
CREDIT MEN FAIL TO
HOLD THEIR MEETING

A special meeting of the FL Paso
Credit Mems association, to have been
held Friday night in the chamber of
commerce, was postponed. A H. Rodes,
who was to have spoken on the insurance
companies side of the fire rating cues
ton, will write his arguments, to be
published in the credit society's bulletin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-03
GAINESVILLE MAN is HELD
IN CONNECTION WITH r

Gainesville, Tex, Sept 3.-At an ex-
aiming trial of Barney Byrum.
charged with completely in the fire at
Era, this county, on Aug &c, bail was
fixed at $1,000, which the prisoner
failed to make and was remanded to
jail here this morning. He declined
to make any statement regarding the
case. The trial will be held at the De-
cember term Of the district court.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-03
HARRY CARPENTER INJURED
BY FALLING WASH STAN

While lifting a heavy porcelain Law
atory at his salesroom in the Reckhart
building Saturday morning it slipped
and fell upon H. A. Carpenters foot.
Because Of the swelling, it was impos-
sible to ascertain how badly the MEM
Der was injured, although 1t is not
thought that any bones were broken.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-03
AMBASSADORS DAUGHTER WEEDS

London, Eng, Sept Miss Gladys
Kerens. of ST. Louis, No, youngest
daughter of Richard c. Kerens, Amer
lean ambassador at Vienna, Austria, and
George Hamilton Colket, of Philadel-
phia. Pa, were married at noon today,
at the church of ST John the Evangel-
ist, at Herond Ghyl, in Sussex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-03

Miss Evylyn Kentner, of Prescott,
Ariz., arrived Saturday morning TO spend
the winter with her another, Mrs E. c.
Kentner, Of 703 North Campbell.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-03

Mrs. A NJ Loomis, who is spending
the summer in the Adirondacks, is Sc
riously Ill and may-haye to undergo an
operation before she will be able TO
return to FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-03
WE WILL CLOsE LABOR DAY.

Only one delivery Monday, at 9 a. m
Please get all orders in by $50.
J. c. Peyton, Sue. Robinsons Market
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-09-03

Mrs. H. Clay Dyer has returned fron:
4 summer stay in California and is a;
home at ZOE Mundy avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26
POLICE AT WAR
WITH Fl. LAYTON

War has been officially declared
between the Seattle police depart
ment and the federal troops at
Fort Lawton. A delegation from
Fort Lawton and Interplay appeared
before the finance committee this
morning to protest against the re-
moyal of the special policemen in
that district. The special police
were put on that beat following the
Bledser assault last June
Mayor Gill took a hand in the
discussion.
zone OF the officers said the
mayor. had the nerve 10 ask for
the dismissal OF a policeman be-
cause the policeman kicked a
drunken soldier when he was on
the reservation. The soldier was
admittedly drunk. and fighting with
a negro woman. The policeman
ought 20 have shot him"
Il move that the policeman be
promoted shouted Councilman
Wolf.
Il move that the II special POI
lice be maintained" said Council
man Schlumpf
Il amend the motion instructing
Mayor Gill and Chief Wappenstein
TO make provision for a morgue 20
care for the rowdy soldiers" said
SAWYER.
The delegation went away happy,
and the mayor muttered his def
ance. which included the entire
United States army
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26
I. R. SWINGS
RIGHT To JAW
Of WOODRUFF

CARROLL. la. Aug 26.-Col.
Roosevelt, when his attention was
called TO the statement OF Timothy
l.. Woodruff OF New York that the
republican fight IN the state hinged
on the direct primary isuse. said
this afternoon
The progressives favor direct
nomination substantially on the
Hughes plan. but this Is not the
main issue.
THE principal issue is that we
stand against bossism. big or lit
tie, and in favor OF popular rule.
not only at elections, but in the
party organization"
Thus Roosevelt identified him.
self with the progressives. Con
tinuing he said
Above all, our war is ruthless
against every species of corruption.
against an alliance between cor.
rupt business and corrupt politics.
as TO which Il has been found the
boss system fayors peculiarly ef-
flcient and Objectionable means Of
combination. against domination OF
the party and the public by special
interests. whether these are polit.
zeal. business OF compound of
both"
The statement followed an hours
conference the colonel had with
Senator Cummius, who boarded
the train az Ames
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26
HOT NEWS
Tina, has NOT happened yet.

Councilman Goddard has engaged
Kid Herman as bis trainer.
Leonia W Browne has begun a
crusade 70 eradicate the divorce
evil
Judge HUMPHREYS has had hts
picture taken without any secret
society emblems on his coat lapel
r. NJ Frink has made application
for an honorary membership In the
MHchlnists' union
c. b. Yandell Is making plans for
another aviation meet. with c. X.
Hamilton as the aviator
Boyd w Doty has accepted the
position as general sales agent for
the Rainier brewery.
Dad Russell has arranged for a
Shakespearean revival at the Sc
attic theatre.
Lou Church has invited Justice
Brown 10 take a trip in his touring
car.
Joe Smith has taken a vow never
to use the word "plunderbund"
again.
(But remember, It hasn't hap
pened YETI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26

When the business started this
nernlng Chairman Fred y sawyer
sHs in a rather contemptuous mood.
IA remarked that the -city might
IS sell furnish every body a pair OF
sAoes
Before the meeting adjourned be
Knitted that everybody on the
mnmiitee was IN favor Of muuici-
al collection paid By general tax.
ssson.
Joe Schlumpf wanted the thing
nstled right away. but the commit
~ will put & of until tomorrow
ne system planned will go into e.
net on February /. 1911.
Various Improvement clubs had
ssisgations present. including O A..
ossrander. Harry Dean, Ralph
Nichols. G. r. Hepler and J A.
Eslso. u the Rainier Valley Com
nerriai club, Howard Waterman.
G. P Jose. Allen Dale. 81 the Mt
Rker Park club. Eugene Way. A.
! FLAGS. Of the Rainier Heights
sab. otway pardee. Of the MuBiei-
pal league; John C. Walllng. of the
federated Fourteenth Ward I'm
pcvement clubs. A. + Ruffner. Of
salmon bay. c. b KittridEe. Of the
Diversity Improvement club
Health Commissioner Crichton
I'D the committee that there was
70 question. from the sanitary
fiewpoint. but that the municipal
taElection was the only system
Zoe Schlumpf told of seeing three
wivate garbage wagons fighting
10 customers IN one block Mr..
Psrdee and others showed the com
rstfee that Il was cheaper and a
sore efficient system Councilman
Hart made a speech. declaring that
h comparison with public health
iae tar rate was a thing not 20 be
soasidered They hammered the
mmmitfee singly and en- masse un.
u there was nothing 20 H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26

TAFT A LIAR
Ia TOILETTE

MADISON. wls. Aug 26 la
Folletto's magazine. issued today.
publishes the following editorial
under the caption. Taft in Wiacou.
sin.
"A Beverly dispatch says that
President Taft o. working on let
ter that is 10 DO the republican
campaign handbook Il Ia stated
thar there la no desire on his part
OF on the part Of anyone OF bis ad
miulatratlon 10 read anyone from
the party.
Regarding fights. there is every
reason 20 believe that President
TAFT wlii rcatate what be has said
many timoH that be does not be-
ilcve Il 10 the province OF the cxecu-
1--WE 20 interfere IN state fights
ia is scarcely four months since
Prrsldcn Taft dispatched Attor.
ncy-Genenl WlCkrrHham 90 Chi.
caeo Go read ihe pruwrcsa.vea from
the party The speech was sub
mittsd 90 TAFT ln June
sherman. vice president BY the
grace q Cannon. ieft his place IN
the senate as presiding officer and
lourneycd 10 Milwaukee % address
a tory assembly convened for the
sels purpose % organizing 20 de.
feat a progressive Wisconsin aena.
tor ard progressive represents.
tiVea. Those attending appointed
a committee which Is nov engaged
IN placing funds which we're sbund.
antiy supplied 10 defeat al the pro
8ressises IN the state.
sherman understood the pur.
pose OF the meeting he stated be
sas there At President Tafts re-
quest Taft's interest vas further
shown by a telegram Of cUnsratu.
lntiun
I'VE have not complained 81 the
president and the viCrp president
participating In a campaign to Wis
consiu against the proKreaslgea
We have not protested az the bot,
house politics Of the adminlstrn.
tion Ia placing federal patronage
since the tariff btu
~La Foilests's does protest. hoA.
ever. ssalnst the dishonesty ard
eo~arolee back Of such dispatches
as the one quoted. Let the prest
dent stand out IN the open.
The administration presumed 20
read out republicans from their
party for voting Ia accord with
their honest convictions
The president is directly par.
I ticipatiug In state fights involving
/ the election OF republican senator's
and t-nsi rrtsaufunf Thaan are fhn
. facts"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26
WARRANT FOR BIG REAL-ESTATE SHARK
Federal Officials are
Hot On His Trail

Charged by United States government officials with at
tempting Of the biggest land wnds the history OF the
Northwest c. y. Hilman millionaire real operator,
whose speciality has been selling lands poor men, will be
rested this afternoon.
Warrants issued today charge Hiiman and three associates
with conspiracy for using the mails % deaud Other charges
viii follow. United States District Attorney Todd
The penalty prescribed is than five years the
pentcntiary and than $1,000 fine
With llilman in the signed today by United
States Posoiiice Inspector {. ]. Backus,
Sam s. Suffer Hilmans lieutenant in operating the
Venus in carrying woud-be purchasers the
Hillman property.
T. E. Kelley. in charge Of the Everett offices
H. c. Peet president OF the Great Northern Land
and Loan Co. 40 Arcade building.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26
DO YOU KNOW?

That 5000 persons visit The 81
attic pusfofiise daiiyg
That the two towers Of the Cath.
ollie cathedral impress visitors DE-
one of the most beautiful features
81 scattle7
That Billy Potts. legislator aud
hotel man began az a bell Dos
That Rufus r. Wilson % the
roinde1ter committee IS Ia Who's
who az the author % dozen 20.
liucAl w0fkuT
That oliver y. p. la Fargo ~ s..
attic iE q brother ~ John la Fargo.
the world famous art cfiticG
That President Kane ~ the state
university comes from the literary
belt % indiana
That Daniel ksliiher likes the
number iitG. having Il Tor hiN
spring 81 home and Alaska build
ing offieef
That Frank H. Renlek 10 sell
known among scientific men as an
egg and bird collector
Tina, Judge Ronald taught school
Ia California Tor seven years.
That NORTH Thompson began Hfe
az sailor. and sailed the seas for
if yearsf
That ono-fif,h Of the people who
die in England expire In public In.
stitutlunsf
That there are more counterfeit
pennies In Circulatiou than ANY
other coiul
That earborunduua. the product
OF the electrical furnace. IL the
hardest substance knowuE
That Greater New York has 44&
miles % water front ii2 Of which
are available FOR shipping
That every time the Turks are
on the point ~ taking ten straight
they have 20 drop eight or nine
gameEg
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26
METHODISTS LIFT
BAN ON DANCING

VICTORIA, B. c., Aug. "a
The specific restrictions in the
Methodist church discipline
sealing with the moral conduct
Of its members Including
eancins. theatre going, ete.)
have been sSep, away, and IN
the place has been substituted
general aduonition as 10
scoc conduct, such as Is con-
sstent with a Christian life"
The change was effected by
ine general conference at It's
session yesterday afternoon.
70 has ended what will 90
ccsn IN Methodist history as
the famous footnote eontro-
sersY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26
GARBAGE DEAL
IS BLOCKED
Uprising of Homeowners Against Plan to Make Them
Pay Business Mems Taxes Carries Hostile Council
men Off Their Feet.

a The campaign favor Of the municipal
garbage. there demonstration before the
this that swep, the opposition off
Is
The committee o include a
rpa collection garbage 10 levy additional
Gust g9l0o00 months viii add mill and
aa-Lh !. m M. low M ] Z ur.h-nLN MIN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26
TURNS TURTLE
IN MID-0CEAh

BREMEN. Aug. 26-News that
the steamer Harvest Queen turned
turtle In mld-ocean was brought TO
port today by the liner Koenlgen
Louise. All the passengers and
crew are safe. having been picked
up off the Azores by the Louise.
Lookouts on the Louise sighted
small boats tossing In the heavy
seas off Fayal On reaching the
small craft the rescuers found some
of the passengers huddled together
while five members OF the crew
took turns guiding the boat and
watching for passing vessels. Sew.
eraI we're delirious from exposure
and lack Of water,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26
++++*++4++++ +E+4s++++++

General Superintendent w. A.
today King county
that
danger. Similar
department, Of the Northern Pacific.
Travellers returning from North Northern
that arrived Seattle 10
q on o sort of
are ow
~ SwazhauEh.
ranches house
the direction Of the forest holding the
unless hgh wind springs today. an danger
A ~ HUMPHREYS Of 53li sixth V. another
retur and he
people IN North Bend
spreading all efforts
before they outskirts
the owl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26
GIRL FANATIC DIES

LOS ANGELES. Cal, Aug. 26.--
Alice Griffin, 16. the youngest mem
Der OF the Holy Roller band. who
were located in an old cabin on the
outskirts of Los Angeles. fasting
themselves through religious zeal.
is dead, being the second o. the
party 70 succumb from the effects Of
starvation.
John O'Neil. leader of the band.
passed away last Saturday. j Z.
Butler and Mrs. Nellie Boyle, identi-
fled with the party, are said to be
improving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26
WIFE GETS FIFTY
CENTS ALIMONY

NEW YORK. Aug. 20 when
Vincenzo Calderone. a lemon i'm.
porter and manufacturer % fire.
works. was hailed into court before
Judge Page in an ailmony suit
brought By his wife. his lawyers de
nounced the action OF the wife az
an outrage They said that Calder
one was paying 80 cents a week ali
mony al present and that ought to
be enough Judge Page will see
that the wifc gets more. he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26
BULLETIN

Bertrand Young. 70. from Clear
Lake, took s2l so. the police say,
from the pocketbook OF Capt. Edna
Anderson, OF the Salvation Army.
at Clear Lake two days ago. The
police picked him up today. He
had spent 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26
TEAM RuNs AWAY.

A team OF horses. belonging TO
Ray Butler, standing on Ninth av.
s.. became frightened NJ some.
thing unknown this morning. and
after running for some distance was
stopped by one Of the animals fall
ing and breaking its leg Mac
Rearan had charge of the team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26
! 4 ~ 49, 49, 4 a
! BOY PICKS UP CALL
OF DISABLED VESSEL

4 PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. &c. ,
= A boy in East Portland pick a,
4 ed up a wireless distress call a.,
= from the North Pacific steam ,
4 er Roanoke, last night, and no I
= titled the authorities, who I
= sent a tug 10 the rescue Owing I
= to thick smoke on the Column +,
= bia. the pilot dropped anchor. a.,
4 After the engines stopped the I
= stern swung inshore. break (,
4 ing the ruddeT couplings The I
4 Roanoke was towed back in I
4 port
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26

y Filed with the complaint =
. against G. ID Hillman and .
. three OF his associates today =
. IN the United States court. .
4 are marked copies Of two .
4 Seattle daily newspapers In =
= which appeared last Sunday. =
4 a score OF more OF blind q
. want advertisements. calcu- .
q lated. the complaint alleges. .
. to defrHud the readers Of =
= these papers.
. United States District At .
q torney Todd said today that .
. the ban placed upon this =
. class OF advertising by the =
q Seattle Star was a great pro =
q lection to the communicate .
q large =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26
! DIE IN A WRECK

BONNEVILLE. Mo. Aug 2s.--
Engineers Finter and Kuhn and
fireman Frederick we're killed and
Afee stockmeu seriously injured
hdzy To a collision between freight
rains on the Missouri Pacific rail
mad near BuckWater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26
ANOTHER GIRL MURDERS
MAN WHO BETRAYED her

NEW ORLEANS. La. Aug 2s-Katherinc Fritsche
Mischief whom she charged with be
commit suicide today iabbing
The EH first thrust the pin through her
then tried her heart She had been refused
permission to body ~ Mischler
following the acquttal Of Mamie
unwrtten Law" her defense when
Smith. wealthy whom
charged with having betrayed her.
Pcayune editorial today, upholds the unwritten
application for emedyng the 81
that the Cudahy Als
BE- applied to all FOUNDERS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26
WHO GETS 1T?
Who is getting it?


These questions the why and wherefore Of the financial
members o hech
Councilman Murphy. Councilman Goddard
eezpen OF the axpaye
sdGo ard
have two facts
effect they should somebody
i hes twice costly
Mr. h proof
republic n
Wthp uzzn
the soudus andug
With notco frequently the
hemanwh has No o
This
MED
h
Where
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26

Tomorrow IL Washington day
your day The day when help your neighbor and
help yourself
Every you buy 'Badein-Washngton" article you
adj 10 he Of You help to
reduce advance the value OF your property
and make Washington and Seattle better place 20 live
Make Up your tonight buy "Madein- Washing
/ makes difference IL u only a nickel
Buy H. your neghbor buy H.
boosting yourself when you boost Aadein'Wash-
ingtou"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26

North Yakima.--In the II months
the local street car system has been
operated 81 600 has been spent on
improvements. Where 1900 pas.
sengers were carried daily year
ago, $500 are handled now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26
NORTH BEND SAVED
FROM FOREST FIRES
Flames Raging Through Valleys East of Seattle Driven
Back-Monekton, Snoquslmie and Other Towns
Out of Danger-Fre Almost Under Control.
KING COUNTY FIRE SITUATION TO-DAY.

North Bend safe from flames
Fire fighters battling flames city power plant
Monrkion
bridges burned service suspended.
but flames under control
Fire driven back from Hemloek. Euumoiaw Cumberland
and BaYnc.
Refugees In woods driven 10 nearby towns
Much timber is destroyed. but seems 20 be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26
Works In Hour Of Death.

= PHILADELPHIA. Aug. %. 4
q Even while he knew that I
= he would be dead In an hour +,
= from congestion Of the lungs. {,
= Or Walter r Atlee, one Of the 4
= best known physicians in this 4
4 city. continued 20 receive and 4
= prescribe treatment for his I
4 charity patients. He remain. {,
= ed AT hts work until half an 4
= hour before he died. Then he 4
= gave directions for his funeral +,
= and collapsed.
n 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-08-26

WELLINGTON. Aux 20 Alex
Deucax vas a Greek miner With a
sense Of humor A he struiled
from the shaFt OF the Cascade mine
with a coil ~ wire he tried 60 lasso
electric light poles. The light wiCes
carried 1900 volts Deputy Cor.
oner Hiu took DeucaX 10 Butter.
worths. at Seattle.