FOUR BANK ROBBERS GET $500,000 IN HOLD-IP
(By United Press.)
Aberdeen, Oct. 7 Fa a double head
er here yesterday Aberdeen won the
pennant; Tacoin* is second in the series
and Seattle third. The bignest crowd
of base boll fans ever witnessing a ball
game in Washington, jjtside of Seattle [
sjw the struggle.
Chicago, O f. 7? The Nationals of
Detroit and the' Americans of Chicago,
i?re in the lepd. General results of the
championship series will be doubtful
until after Saturday's game between
Philadelphia and Detroit is played.
The Cbampio ship series begin on
Tuesday at Chicago.
mm WAITER DIES
FROM RECENT ATTACK
Seaule, Oor. 7? Harry RiHitUdge. a
waiter on board the steamer Bertba,
Dlyioif between Seattle aiid Western
Alaska points, who was brutally kicked
by Mate McGilvera. of the vessr
while in port lit Yalde/. last July, died
of the injuries at the Providence hos- '
piul lu'i oiKht. McGilvera will be ar
rested on a warrant charging man- j
slaughter. ^
TEDOr TALKS
TO TRAPPERS
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(By United Press.)
Slam bo? I, Lv, O t. 7- President
Roosevelt remained in camp a'l day
yesterday. A number of trappers ctll
ed and talked with the President ani
xave him pointers about hunting places
n???r here.
:
(By United Press.)
Boise, Oct. 7? Clarence Harrow, the
attorney for J. H. Pettibone, of the ,
Western Federation of Miners, wa9 op
erated on here yesterday for an abscess
I i
of the brain. His concition is regarded
as critical, Out ho u.ay recover.
L. A. HARRISON CO.
Winter Goods
Arriving on
Every Boat
Gage Millinery
Gage Trimming
Gage Frames
Stores open Evenings Phones 4 and 55!
/
(United Press Telegraph-Cable Service.) '
Seddon. Alabama. Oct 7? Four masked
bandits made an attack on the First National
Bank in this city Saturday afternoon just
before closing time and looted the vault of
nearly $500,000 in cash and securities. The
men rode into the town on a handcar and
came up to the front of the bank and immedi
ately began shooting at the bank officials in
side, who ran into a rear room, the window
to which was barred, thus preventing escape.
Holding the bank officials at bay, the men
then went at the robbery in a systematic
manner and threw their booty into a wheat
sack. After being in the barrk less than ten
minutes they made their escape by the front
entrance and when hall way across the street
were encountered by Sheriff Henderson, who
opened fire upon them with a rifle. The fire
was returned by the robbers and Henderson
was struck by two bullets, dying three hours
afterwards- So far no clew of the highway
men has been obtained.
WICKERSHAM FOR DELEGATE
(By United Press.)
Seat ile, Oct. 7? Alaskans in this citv
have begun a boom for Ex-Judge Wick
ersham to tuccetd Thomas Ca\e as dele
- , *,4
! j?a'e ir congress. The movement, lo
I cally, is strong and may extend into
Alaska politics to such an extent as to
bring Wickersham before the Conven
tion as a Candidate.
SKAGWAY MAN
IN TROUBLE
HARRY GORDON ARRESTED IN SEATTLE
ON A CHARGE OF BEING ACCOM
PLICE OF WOMAN THIEF
Seattle, Oct. 7 ? Harry Gor
don, a former Skagway man,
is under arrest here on a
|
charge of shoplifting. It is
alleged that he and a female
I
companion purloined a valu
able sealskin coat from one of
the big department stores.
Gordon was followed and ar
rested, but the woman elud
ed the officers.
LIGHTS IN
WRONGPLAGES
There are a Dumber of lights now on
the streets located at points where they
do the taxpayers no good whatever.
They are placed in spots seldom
frequented by pedestrians. On the
other hand there are places where
scores of people pass nightly and which
are black as indigo. The council should
see that the lights are provided in
placjs where they will do some good.
Fvery 6an Guaranteed
We are receiving large ship
ments of this years pack
"Preferred Stock"!
Canned Fruit, Vegetables, Etc.*
Every Week
Our success with these goods has been
Phenominal. The reason is that people
want quality, and when they want the
[best they can feel sure of finding it under
[this brand..
GANTY & FRANDSON
10 EN0 PACIFIC COAST
WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC
(By United Press.)
Washington, Oct. 7? As a result of
the investigation of the secret service
agents of the department, Secretary of
Commerce and Labor Strauss has decid
ed to begin an effort to stop the White
Slave traffic which is alleged to be
flourishing on the Pacific coast, espe
cially will an attempt be made to pre
vent the spread of trade in Japanese
and Corean women. The women
brought to this country for immoral
purposes will be sent oack and the men
who are responsible for their coming
bere will be vigorously prosecuted.
Sim GIRLS DIE 11
M HUH FMV
(By United Press.) ^
Tokyo, Oct. 6 ? As the result, of a (Ire
which started in the Yani powder fac
tory at Oaaka yesterday, an explosion
resulted and CO girls employed in the
establishment were killed. The plant
and sheds were entirely destroyed, and
shipping: in the bay also uffered a great
loss through the spreading of theflames.
THAW CASE IS
SET FOR DEC. 2;
.
New York, Oct. 7? Judge Dowling of j
the Supreme Court this morning decid- j
ed upon Monday, December 2, as the
date for the beginning of the s cond
trial of Harry K Thaw for the murder .
of Stanford White. Counsel for 'lhaw
sought to have tire case set for an earl- ^
ier date.
TELEGRAPHERS'
SHE OFF?
(By United Pre??.)
Washington, Oct. 7? President Small,
of the Telegrapher#' Union, and Presi
dent Gompers, of the American Feder
ation of Labor, are closeted together
today here. It is believed that a settle
ment of the strike is about to^be ar
rived at.
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