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R CASE W
nni t
GONE
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WOLFF
mi M K -V l ii mm m
SHIP GOES
DOWN WITH
51 SAILORS
Typhoon Sends, the British
Steamer Buncairn to Bot
tom and Only Two Men
Live to Tell Tale of the
Disaster.
Sea Washes Into Fire room,
Catching Firemen Who
Were Escaping Surviv
ors Clinc: to Life raft
Which Overturned.
MAX DREY, WHO SOLD
SHIR1 10
ITS BACK TO
CACTUS
CO T
That Edward II. Martin ran h
convicted, for tho murder of Nathan
Wolff May 1 without the testimony
of Mark Drey, who sold Martin the
shirt that hec.nme known as the
"bloody shirt," eeems doubtful In the
extreme.
Drey has left Portland, leaving no
address.
Such is the situation which the
district attorney's office realized
this morning. Drev is the most Im
portant. wltnpRH against Martin, and
both the police arid the attorney's
office would like to te him very
much. Mrs. Martin's sister, another
important witness, has also gone
east .
Martin's father Is believed to bo the
person behind the alleged spiriting
nway of witnesses ngnlnst Ills son.
Detective Captain" Hn.ty said this morn
ing that Ills mm havo encountered
.1 number of obstacles 111 obtaining evi
dence against Mart'n. obst.robs pur
posely placed In their way and nil too
evidently put there by sum" one who
was thoroughly in '.ouch w ith the v."r!;
ivero doing
of publicly c,nnl"ir to fils aid Is using
underground n.oihods In obtain Ids
quittal thiouei., l.-irl; of prsiilve evidence
wi, u the trial takes place ii toiler .
Strong" Inilnonce.
Tho fact that lucy has dropped from
Bigi.t completely, coupled with the dls
n pea ri:;ic of Martin's .sis. t-In-law a
few days iifl'r l.i.s arrest si-ems to point
to a Niton;: Influence uulctlv at work to
keep Martin I'lom lie gallnwf.
Nete.'tlvu ',ii!.in Hatv declares that
when th" polio,. l:r!d the matter before
tin' district ; ; 1 1 . i- n. - tin; ease was Com
plete, so far a-" tie evidence against
Mm tin is e. .ii. en.ed. Il.e.v strong a en so
the stale can p-. sent veltli I ho peddler
Tli
If
sp.rl
Ilk. 1
m issl in'
, p,dlee ,
illc
t"
itloll.
-'Ill tile fill
ion
Martlai H.ia Ho Attorney.
the stated witnesses have been
il away, ho.v.-ver. It does ret seem
that .Mrs. .Martin i.a-i had any
r.
is
(I'lilted Press T-ensed Wlr.
San Francisco, Aug. "S.-- Fifty
one members of a crew of 53 went
down in the Kritlsh steamer Dun-
calni when the vessel was caught In
a typhoon off the const of China,
according' to a cablegram received
at the Merchant's Exchange this
morning.
The bum. aim was on l'l way from
Nlkolansiil for Saigon, Indo-Chlna.
Off Porto Oiito, on the Kail Shiu
shore, the barometer began to. fall and
everything movable w&a lashed tight.
According to the story of Knglneer
Hardy, who, with a seaman, was saved,
the typhoon came with terrific force, and
a sea washed over 1 lie doomed tramp
hlilp, whose engines were forcing- It In
the te.-th of tli gain. The sea washed
into the flreroom and when the; steam
dropped the vessel's head paid o(T and
the seas waphfii over the doomed
Bteamer s side. t sunk so quickly that
the men below decks were caught on i
their way tip iio-n tho engine-room and
drowned. j
llnidv mill the seaman were saved by
lK'Ing washed upon a lifeboat which had
tietn overturned in an enori 10. uuini n whom Martin olitalned a revolver
it. The vessel cleared rrom K.-irapsti. ,:ay f the rnnrder
.August -4. Two dnj s Inter the typhoon lailg)itcr, ordering
broke and the vessel was destroyed.
gar.
the detf-otlv
Martin.
Drey Was Peddler.
I 'fey. is the peddler who lioiiglil a
shirt cast off by a well-known Imsin.-st
man and afterwards .-.old il to Alaitin
on tin day Nathan Wolff was mur
dered 'n his pawn shop on First street.
Tills, shirt, sni.'atiid Willi Ldood, was
afterwards founil b.V Patrolman Units:
in the rear of a north end lodlnn
house. The laundry mark was traced
to the original owner, who sent the
detectives to Driy, wno in tarn told
to whom Ic had sold it. Martin was
the man, noe-ndno; lo 1 'lev's l.lenini
cut ion.
Ail this van laid b-foro the district
cttornev previous to Martin's indict men t
for the murder of Wolff. John Manning
was district attorney at that time, and
so far as can bo learned no writ ton tes
timony was taken of the stati ni"ntts
made by l.roy ami others at tint time,
lieputy Iiistrlct Attorney Kit.pc: al I
tills morning declared his office has m.t
a scrap of writing to show what Lrev.
the prost cation's most important wit
ness, told the former dls::;et Htlorm'V.
Subpoi'iias wcro ye.sterdav issued for
Prev,. Airs, ('irnhh, the woman Iron,
has in-,
s had t
1 1 1 1 r s i n e
for her
ml vet si
the arr-'st of
l jiract:callv
resume her
In order to
elf and her
1 II fort
COMMON LAW WIFE
SFKS FOR MILLIONS
t ;,
Mrs. Wolff and he
them to appear he
attorney at .;hi tin
thing to do wit
her hnsbaial si '
pe'inil. -SS, nd hi
foi tner wo: k "f
pi ov Lie, a 1 i v i ot:
I'ainilv. She ties i
land lawyer to represent hit husband
and Martin Is allow;. le so far as
prepii r.-it ions fm" his iii-f";c".' o. .1. 1'.
Kuvanau"!'. vv I has le, n iooklns; :'fter
Mrs. Marti t's interests thi"ii;h friend
ship. h.,s iak"'i in purl in ialward .Mar
lins easi. s'u. e his removal to th'i comi
ty la 11.
11 is prohahlc that an attorney will
he secured to reto'esent M.irlln early
iii'vl vv ei k, iaov evi i , as til-1 ."aso wlil be
tiled ii, iii;..,er.
Ahsoi itelv iii;hng has l e.n !i"ard In"
Mrs. V:n tin from M.inin's full ei", who
is s.ippos.'d to llf. a man nf considerable
weal'h and win was tie-ring Knropo at
the time of the kilHc? nf Wolff and ihe
arrest of Martin, it has been reported
that he hail KeTurned to New York, set
tled up Ids- loisiness affairs ther- and
left for Kurope a;Mln without coinmn
nic.it i : . tr vith it Is son er any of his i
son's i.iinilv" hut no one seeins fo havo'
in ard from' him .1- fin! lel.v . ICven i:-l
'ii ( i.t iin llr" in and Kn tli-r ! -I'avl't.
iifi-.iii.il i'ri. !! Is of the ed r
M-irtin. Iiave in:i rd nothing from or of
him.
MKS. I$ADK VKTIM
OF STIiKKTCAR PANIC
M nltiil I'ri-w I.easri Wlri
Pan K.-aiT iseo. Auk L''. -Mrs. Lena
Had'-n, wi low of ill" pita Snniu.. TJ.iden,
i matinf.o t in . r. and sister ,,f Henry
Acl). Ah- Ifjef s .iMoineV, il. S .i.,1'1
Frinco of Vulp:nrians and
Hot Airists Fnmaskod in
.Midst of ScJicmo to Iilack
mail Bank at San Francis
co on Plionv Ore Tale.
DO
CTOR COE'S PEN CRUSES
WORD THRUST
ORSETHMS
MRS. HAINS LAWYERS WILL
NOT ADMIT HER CONFESSION
Chief of Police Fetches Him
in Off a Bat With Thirty
Third Decree Order.
Him Out of Town to Sta.
Scottv in Tears.
(I'nltKl Pt tensed tVIre )
Dallas, Teirs, Aug. 2 After
waiting two rears for a share of
the millions left by the man she
alleges was her common law-
husband, .Mrs. Jessie Stolleup of
Ios Angeles Is hero today pre-
paring to start suit against the
estate of U. M. Urlgsby, a rich
railroad contractor, who flled at
Mlnealo, Texis. In June, lftOC.
Mrs. Stollctip alleges that she
lived with Grlgsby for three
years before his death and that
she is entitled to r share of ills
estate, which was bequeathed in 4
his will to his brother, V. J.
Grlgsby, and Ms sister. Mrs. 4
Eliza J. Reib of New Jersey.
The estate Is now In the circuit 4
court here for probate. 4
fore the district
ufternoon.
Leave for Chicag-o.
The subpoenas were sent to the police
Pairolman I.vtle was given tlnt for
trey, whose address had been elven as
the Hnutl'crn. First street near Sheridan.
At this place, lothinu further could be
I learned of the peddler's wh'-rohonts
than that he had g'viie east, pri smnnblv
Chicago, l.nt he hud left hel.ind no ad
dress whatever.
Martin was formerly an officer In the
army. His father is known to h. rt citi
zen of New ork of ciniS!derahh wealth
it was thought strange that fullowl'-g
Martin's arrest for the nliarly brutal
murder of Wolff the father seemed to
pay no atienii"ti to t lie letters ami ca
'idegrams sint 1dm in Kuroe where he
I w as know n to ho t ravel Ine;
It is the belief of the d.-tectlves that
Martin pen lor is thoroughly posted on
the predicament of Ids son, hut instead
uM,m
her., today. .. -.
panic, c., :s- d la a
night. Mrs I". Li
the ear II n, her i i
I si ones of the S t it." '
She was imrri-d t.
where five p, vsi
her life. Tin Ir
log i". 'I she died
ncciileii i .
: nil co a st re t -ar
vidoding fuse l..st
v s ; !;i ovv n f roto
I struck the col.hlc
f:icUiring her skull,
-t. i"'raii'"is hospital,
ns lahorod to save
"its Hill unavait
ivo hours aficr the
llpl)tnacy by Mail.
Vt:rlii-J 1'ti ! lc:i."l Wire
Washington. A
noiniced fiom tlo-.
day that the ecl.
1 1 eat v bet w en t ;
J apai: is i-eii . a. -
P ". . : 1 1 on ac. ii t .1
Takaliia tl..- .1,
from :: vii! " ' " .
1,1s v ai-a ; inn .1:1 I
deemed in tr,T,i 1 1
not to wait lor hi
1 1 w n s a n -'
1 1 ! m n t to
ll" a rhi 1 1 1 t ion
t 1
-tati
d on.
Ji nd
t- i,y
f Man n
a 'ii 1 'H ssa do r.
'i-lra Is away on
aiatter Is
irm.cnl decided
1 1 'uf t.-.l Press r.rnr,l Wire.)
San Francisco. Aug. 2 S.- -1 lea t h Val
le" S'otty, trie renovvtied squanderer of
desert g'dd and supposed owner of rl-h
mines In the Arizona wastes, Iiad his
wings shm n in this city today by Chief
of J'olice Higgv. who ordered him to
et out of Sim Francisco and stay out.
Altogether Scottv ha i an exi'e.-dinglv
unpleasant b;i!f hour in.jlv chief s of
fice, after spending tho liight m the
city prison. i ecu v erl ug 'from n pro
tracted soiree. '
A. J'. Ulanninl. vii -presSident of the
Hank of Italy, tin- Institution against
which Scottv recently brought charges
of alleged fnefts of ore from a trunk he
had placed in a safety deposit vault,
faced him today and. hefore i"hiof Hii;-
sy, made him confess that his charges
were raise ami weie t::o result of a
! urn n ken stn t of mind.
With, tears In his eves- fil.-otty b"gged
forgiveness and his i.-vtistmin d ' aii
complcteiy forsook him.
To add to his disc. m'fi Hire the So!--
by Smelter works reported thai Scottv
had taken some of h.is alleged oi luahl'..
'"- to the smelter for reduction allj
had been turned tiwav.
"These dmrf.'s v on l .-.v e made
acilnst the Hank of Italv are a plain
holdup." declared ('hlef n;Rv. "You
thought you could make the hank pi v.-.
you money to keep ipilet. I want you
10 get out or town aim stav out. S
-Francisco has had enough of you a
your cheap advertising schemes."
Scottv V, 11! prohahlv leave t.i! dljht
lAfilMllLL
FOR SPRIHGF1ELD
Two Victims at $5,000 Fach
besides Property W(rth
Many TJionsanN.
1
1 '."'" W,"i.iiiVn,u ii wXb"yi.iiityjwMiii.,ijy.r,;,.1,lwww,).w1ifcil
f --. .Il
f v v . " - i
Iff -, . A' "3 ' j- II I
t ' ! . ' s ' v 1
Vr w , " (L; I
l "kJTK vAy1" : I (Tinted rr..s Leaned Wire A
i b. i & Ml virw.llid' 1,,,'tlrfMisl t s h ts '
Kit:,. $LjkiS&?r h t'i ' 1 " 1 t lit c t . h.r;
v, V-i-H '" 11 ' mm iu:
L-I&V'!'" ' "' 'tff H I ! to A l.lil 17 she h:el been at a hotel with:'
fe? Kir; a1'
hV5v, - ct i
C 16 11 1 i O '
fitunin.y. . iA, ! This ci.nf. ssioii, according to John K. .
ot sev-
dewu j
! hoi". toil ;
villi thi'l
1", il a lid - !
i 1 1 ! ore i
duel!
DOCTORS IH
BIG JANGLE
Dr. Coe Calls J)r.
Scientific Work
Spectacular" Di
Says Dr. Coe Has Sent Him
laekiiiailin Fetters.
Coffey's
"Purely
Coffer
As a
adopt- d
n PFocia t !
land do
fiSKED MEN HOLD
UP TELEGRAPHER
Station at Kennet Pobhed hy
Pair of Thnirs Who
Threaten Agent's Life.
Track Between Portland and Umatilla Straightened
Heavy Cuts and Hih Fills Heavy Pails Keplace
Lighter Iron Steel Pridjres Put in A No.
hv
Because of t' ' high sta'e nf effi
ciency of te tievx' North lini k road of
tlie Hill lines from Kenrewlek to J'rt
Isnd, an1 the rapid extension of that I
read to Spokann. the O. n. N". coin-j
pany's main line will be relmtit from1
this vr.i r. 'I ;
t"--l i ; apt- '
and a ierfc.".
irilos at vvo-
Stej;m S'OiV.li
1.
I 'nin 1 1 1 la
W ork is heing
Portland t
rushed and about 120.000 per mi
being srent on the rernntructi-m.
men
The
and
tl," ;
.(! 1
prl'.e
St o; a
kaiie
I '
I
itt.es the new trak
is
At
ready
(t'niffi Ti l.,1 Wtn 1
'hlro. Cai . Aug. 2. Two masked
men early today entered the depot at
Kennet and covering II V. Woods, the
night ifkrapii op'rator, with their
revolvers, ordered hlrn to opiri the r.f
flc itif... W'.rn A o.,,s i i,lcf that
lie did not know the combination, the
deupe ado. s threatened to thooi htm
on the s,wv,
(n his Kne. f.e bdcr i for his life,
but for n minutes the mm kent Mm
In suspense h'fic they finfl.ly rrpnted;
nd assured btni tby would rot hrni'
him if h" would promise n"t tn sj read j
an alarni I
Tbey then hrk orn th rvcj r:-,
ter and secured ITS in cur. i'omtnn.,
Inr Vi'ootis 'o walk In front of thro,
ther left the station and waJked d o 1 1 I
the tracks to a plae Bear Coram, j
Ihreata to take h! life toii the oper
ator to remain there until i o'eH k
thla mornlnit before reporting the rob
bery. The robbers then fled a-rm Ihe
ro-.intrv After remaining near .Coram
lorr erouh to assure h!ml' thil
thy had ft the lorality. WeMi rt
rrtevl (e lh uthoritlet and a poeae
' at oor rtirr-atlrhl n the trail.
No trace of them ha jt been
sonie
In use
Miles an1 mlls of track and it, numer
able i.irv are being almndor.ed be
tween rorthirfd and The I'alies. Heavy
rails are helng lnlj In long tangents
through heavy cuts n, nyrr high flits,
an I en t'es that luve been sclent if ral i y
treated to resist the elen.ents The en
tire line Is being: ballasted heavily with
coarae a-mvel and aand I
When completed the rond will be j ('hl'lm.rs v :U
e5 ial to any Amiic-.n railroad In riw.- ' l"'' '' N
Ptmct'nr. and rarbl of high apew1 and The Ia!les
Tie r-ftit rate of IS nrin mtlea jn " (ane-ii
I-
I ci . m pn n v t h t r i
1 t!.- ( . K A: N
!a ' t or r. . . s .
ka lie ! - r t .
j on i; .ii.tri. ' of i e
I i'"n Kinnevvi V ard H;
, ip to tie i It V .
: up the t. isinoss to the s
j er nwifair rei.'ilid 'i.e i
'line In k'i. h a ma - e. -
to compete .j, ,-f;ity
! ness.
Better View of
nsf ruc
ei ni"P.
t"-r -f c. ris' r ic i ion
. : ; res so. I a ! r drills,
. ' i e - m i.ler n ed uf p-
! ' e 1 c;c p j j iT1e.
ni. in W i s , i ; n fc t on
g' r : a f f i. . which
1 ,'. i-:l.' rallr.-ad j
: ii sk a w a r ..in
;.a', v i i,v,ii a . t he
'e ! t' ! U",. ... .--,, i
r. i,, -, ,, i v .rk
t 1 e .'!' n i tiled he-
e end l ' is
nv i.i ctv e
" and fiir
,v N inn In
' i.al 1 it
tl e h.isl-
Sprir.gtiehl. Ill, Aug. 2- --Tlv wife of
S'eott Burton, the frst negro Ivm. n,., in
toe recent riots here, lias made no at
tempt to settle with the city for the
death of her husband heretofore, but
today tiled suit for the $5. Dim which th
liw allows to the heirs of persons who
:ne killed hv innlis. it is annou'i.ceil also
that a similar suit will be tiled hv the
heirs of William Iionncfunn. another
negro who was Ivr.cnei!
The .heirs of four other negroes kill e,i
during the rioting cannot obtain the
money hecaus- they were killed hv
stray bullets or In open battle an I wei,.
not slain hv the mob.
Property owners continue to file stilts
f..r damages ngain.-l the city and the
-cm of the claims aireadv made is over
$, a oon.
It is expected Miat these cases will
be given preference ln the courts and
will receive nulck action. The cineril
sentiment among the citizens is thati
the survivors of the fnmtlb- of the mot.!
victims should be psid at once and that I
the city should,-pay for the damage don.
hv tho rioters promptly. M.,riv of tie
claims;' howev er, undoubtedly ' wlil ;'
hotly ront'sted.
1 .i :
X ViVfV.V j
result of r. rtain resolutions
by the Oregon tnt Medical
in at its last rnecjing, rort
tors have fallen out among
themselves and the contention Is marked
ty such a noise of shattered glasa
houses ns hasn't occurred fir years.
Such terms a "mudsiiiiKor. jidvertiser,
idackmaib'r and ijuaik," are being cast
about from office to office while the
interested ores de. uate the row has
barely begun as yet.
Charges that 1 lie. meeting of the Stata
Medical association was packed and thai
only the friends of the laie president.
lr It. C. Coffey, were given space on
Hie program are freely made; it is
cl'aimeii that tho list meeting of the
association w'as utilized as an oppor
tunity for the WHshing of dirty linen,
and that all the future presidents of the
medical association are to be elected on
a wlate arranged at the annual meeting
held year ago at Seaside.
In the last issue of the Medical Sen
tinel, edited hy lr. Henry Waldo Coe,
on of the two leading medical Journals
of the norm west, several pages are de
vo;ed to the dissension t hnt lias arisen
since the last meeting of the state as
sociation and ar.no-incernent is made
that the disagreement "promises to be,
the most interesting mid protracted
medical contest on record."
Cause of Bisiension.
According to doctors on both sides of
the sniit '.lie dissension was caused by
the determination of the state nssocla-
Itlon to combine the medical colleges of
i the stall- university and tiie Willamette
j university and to combine Dr. Coe's
! niibiic.'ition. the Medical Senllnel, and"
XtM't hwest Medicine, published by the
H'Vi'Hhington Medical Library associa
tion. The fact that the combination of
lif'f medical colleges and the journals
Was favored :i t the meeting of the Ore
gon associat i.ui ' and that 11 will he
jd.ic.-d hofor-c the meeting of the Wash
ington state association to he held in
Will la. Walla the -second week In Sep
tember brought the disagreement, that
: pei lod Jofoas been simmering for some yeiu-s to
pi i formed the point where it boiled over into pub-
Annis, and tint
iioinal oiieraiioi
ipoii ifr. It is this alio.--." I con t essoin ; i ic noi ice. .
h the defen-e will ass. rt tinb.il- I I lie article in use -nttnei ts re-gruea
I the mill, I ..f the , aptuin and reti-jbv In-. Coffey .".ud liis supporters ns a
'.r. ,1 Slim irr, sine. sibl.. f,,r ins acts olir.rt attack on linn. It states! or lir.
I'j cr I'ictntc, "Its. Atinis; IJo'tW-r
I'lcttti i , Mis. Pcicr ( 'oopt-r Mains.
ATTY. 1
SUCCEE
0L1 10
0 BENSON
SOCIALISM AS
ANOTHER SEES IT
(I'oviM iiur Cliamlierlain An
nounce 'int 1 1 i 1 1 1 at
the si(H ia hYiratta.
This ci.inf. ssion, according lo
'Mclntvre. w is tuc summing up
i eraj confessions and .is take
hy a stouoK l a j l.er.
Captain 1'. t.-r C. 1 1 a ins an 1
Jenkins Iluins both cliargcd
in order of Willi mi K. Aims, vv
cuffed niraiii bnl.iv and tak.
Magistrate d.lrov in iw inf.g I-
City police court. Aft. i a Inlet' lo ui.e
the brothers were boind over to tho
o :l nd j ur v Wit hout ba i 1.
1'nder an order i -so. ,1 hv Covernor
Iluaios i eiatid Jo: v will I inpaut lci
especially to take up tile oasis and It is
. Xpe.-ted ill It It Will convene about Si'l-
ti in'oer '.'1 The governor also will ap.
point a special judge to trv the c.is.-s
TROUBLE MViif
ON THE RIVER
"You ( an't Fish." Says re
:'on "Ves Von Can."
Sav Washimrton.
f tev :
" It Is tlte
it of 1 r
i'eavlng In.
self--that I;
-lalm of some of the admlr
I'off'v mind yn.i. we are
Coffey to speuk for him
is doing more real scien
tific work and original surgery ihan all
o'l'-r sure. is In Oregon. Washington
and Idaho combined. In furtherance of
which lalrri reference is made to the
fa -t that he has opeiate l on more pigs
an I (i'.iinea plus than any other ID. men
In the northwest That he has vvrltter;
more papers than anv ether surgeon lr
tic northwest that he Is the only
surfcreoii in the not 1 hwest who employ.'
an artist to do drafting and coloring for
ids papers; that he is tic onlv surgeon
who buys Ins reprints in In, una lot and
ir.a in ra ir. s a room de-voter! strictly to re
prints, p'lhlicitv and the like; that he
i the i nlv surgeon in the northwest
w ho hns gotten nis orlg'nal work Into
tlie Anier'cfin and foreign textbooks:
that he vvas elected president of the
U"esc..n Sia'e Medical society without
effort on his part, as lie has been to
vaiiois other positions to which he hatt
been elevated, that his large surgical
prictic is due to bis superior nhilitv
and ire fast that he does orilv surgery;
that .ii pursuance of a broad determlna.
, i Continued on Page Nine.)
ELEVEN PERISH
k a :
ni
H
f a
rain.
rei- .Ki :
tiff
hour will auddtnlv lump to mile mi t h In
t menv places tanen thre or frnir ' to .r nf tt-
rrllii long will niippmeln a doten ain- 1 r1 ber towsri
ui'iiii niton. The oil track lo bolng ' "n h better view
cropse.1 and rKm1 tmtir times wtth- At One. nr.- Yx
In a alncle antie by the new trairht mn,i " t end f-.i
he
i.. I'e-irpf. Portland
At MoCr-.-i,.,'. Falls
belt) b'lin rllmtnat
h.'it ' 'linn ed t i-e .-.n-T:
" iioe
i" m . . r a . 1 gives
f f e fab.
i a Fer e enor- !
,-. t.el- g CiHde f '.T 1
srot-,i -r.
m.t 'o lie
it iwn mtlea
' i 1 : f f are ;
-. ' lore 'a-rent super-j
rrm k"1 tr.-i. k aid e-ril
. .. .-3.1. r- 11.... -. '
lew "glow, 15 Miiea mjt Hour," haa for rd wr ml-o-n and 'eaviiv t;rii
k ma rm m A en A Ct. 1 t rr-.r. 1 1 &n w I . v. i
Y- ... , r --ok,, , T-t , on. r ii re a I mi -it- . n,- - r
h tra,r,rortatton la hrte.gtn fcrth! All idirt. of ,pv , r .,nr, ari
tor atralcht mn hr for tlnM that ) clirnlnate-1. i'. if " rrri ind !
can be md W et of na'er , a -di'i nr Warrr, lle are tjiken out !
t"nw ivjnnei ns- o-a nnven i t' rew triaT ,t 'M b.e we)c..rTM
J. fet from the eJd tciL o niVuaallk tr ttnini ard travelta im.
" ' . o,. m , - m I mw I ! i , T I.Ufiq PI 1?; WVTB Wl'l B - t-"l fir I
Tne e-fr pletrori ef th work aa frj(r,r bmrra .bort' ttre e' hlula l- !
aa The tiie la counted Vfc te crr j t VT-rti lorftaA4 and Hnnlrrt. I
- - - - - V . .
'rack jKTf i!!ri of mountain
tlnc cvjt off and !-t. fills mai Con
cret culverts are auppiantlng oi 1 wo i
en atnicturea.
tel Brldf-ea for Trertlea.
j rsir. f'HTi'i t
Men basal
f Colombia -. v f r
1 e: the ! i
abndon-d a-, '
Steel bt-lilgea are taklrg the plae of ae,fea th
tratia, ajJ at mhii fiifM lir the he top 4 I
!
ll'rdt-il Pren. leased Wire
Fin flego. Cal , Arig. ?S Pe
clirii.g that. nithotiKh lie Is a
Socialist hv co-rvictlon. lie Is a
member of the "parasite class."'
end referr'r.g o leglsletors In
genera! as Ignorant bhx-kheads. '
II Au'!n Adams today decline!
the Poclaliat party's nomination
for the assembly. In his letter
he a, Id:
I am a Poclaiist. Th 5.-k-!v1-lt
movement la the revolution
ary movement of the working
cl.iss t" overlhrow the eX;stlrg
rar'lallatlc nciclety pv birth,
education and profession I he
long. tn the parisite upper clans
Inte'dectualRc as w are called,
rraT properly rclunteer In the
war for emancipation of th n
pjoited class, but onlr aa pri
vates In the ranks. The leader
ship trust be found among ta
worklnr class Itself focta?!m
lonka to no A-.nr of relp from
above "
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r'.t'ii to TTie Journal.
Aug :s :
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aV ! ber
tlle
i Fa 1 1
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or co
nn . t s t 1 ,
It d'U I g
iie-1 M , Ail
- lo ,-I,f,.,,
has l.am
' . Corp h :i s
,':oiii bark
. ...npc.i .,
the fCi
pe J
V.'.l -!l-
-a me I
.- i.i
i Juni
.-.s-die. j
o bank. ,
t i .t hi I
C OU BURS
I
Folsoni. X. 3L. Inundated
ami Nearly Every House
Swept Awa-.
r t
t :m
I
Me
N.dan n
I
no
I
I SAFE r.l.OWWJS ClfACK
!
C i.O- ! rrriN Iie4 Wlr. I
An T yfe-f!' - .
,1V li.to the ptp f fl.- i
.boi'i of Tfi'tM, hist ,
;.. , the s if.-. p- r t il 11 v
1 vfcckeil the office ( an-!
,-.,,,i i- -T-l, stamps and j
s , i r 0 The r.bh-r- 1
rd n-til hl morn'nc j
, ! ,e i.l h. thieves
,n etiraat mile lMr
Iriirn t.ne ts 1 ,n
pr t
II'"- C-
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-e it ,
ii cf ','a s f.lr.E on
r of , censes f'ori
V C j be ellv en
I If the I 11 ee ,11 of fj.
" tU give therft all
in The cr.ntroversr
. h "he fed. rai ecaiMS
ar that th.
take absolute
is'ry 01. the ' : imbia
. a co m",
et S for -..! ' 1
at 1'atkla- I
nip! ? and hi
r.-"k:r.i; it
es. A pe I ' I '
other 1 . i-f
.. r- ; .1
rosTOFKICE SA FF i
ri'v -.
LITTLE CIRL SAVE
1 ;
and c '
a. , 1 . -.c 1
1 by ",e-trcn.ster
slrats ot
cent s'anvrs. I Sut'l ii p
A IJ.ii) eif Krlckl ns per
lm teik cf KH tnone
jvftab!e arl tt eeim
(ValteJ Press ImhI Wtr t " r
T. Paso. Teias. Aiif 2S. Eleretfl. rr
sms.are known to be dead, many ether
ate supposed have perished and the
town of Kelsom. N. M, is Inundated as
federal 1 the reault of a cloudburst la the moon-
,"''"r I tairs earl- today. Tlve 6f are-
K B Wenger, Mm. R. B. Wner
Miss (Way Ueniter. Miss V.Wf Cr, ,1
ton. T. W Wheeler. Mm. T V. M,.,
three Wheeler rhtMrsm. Mrs. !.'.-..
and T. W. helr a stater ln-taa. si oJ
rill'.ll I'liUll.MU Iriarer ad.b-s rcue,l here .M.s
ajr that the eartlrw ettr , 1 if
tha flcoda causec by the rfn.jo .f.i
Vanr house wt rwr(,et. y .t
4 swarty rerr hen.e t 1
low n was aw4 10 aotriw f ii...r
tiSvat tk kwa ef lifa. wol im r
1 1 ta fce,M) lrs. a a p-s v
'I ll'l(l . -
Fin Ideiro, Cal, Aug. I. After rew
riting; T-)ear-oM P.nicw McKerrtw from
'hsnlri hi rn tna- r.ira te uf.tr Willi
1 braid of her t!r A. lea VhalT sc4
13. i" the heroine of Ra o I Veo t-'av
The CiMreti were hnttlnf tl leewa
sen are also Bussing
ent Mjimps. 10 1- peah. north of Point Uan. vesterar
ponoirice moaev. ; wnen tn llttla c-oy .-t ternnt vn Heath
ersona! moner and and ek 1 n4liirtl f.r ih. n..r n.e
ney orterw. 8e-me ! rrave swam to him ia . it
owned fey Ertck- j htm to r.rg t ar hair whtt aha aw an
1
1 ashore.
rity. itrmcs w fo it
1 n tfes wmy ae"1
formed)
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