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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-02-28

Or Finest Premium : without co1ot tle
Fashion E!.h Arm Singer Saving Machine.
The Singer" has stood tie test o. - years
and made p-iace.y fortune fo- is inventor.
The Fashion" Singer. however L a. m
p-oveu.en. OF the or!glaa. machine. a. = has
ell modern Improvements Up 70 date wA.cA
are known o. found il a .-sc-c-a5s fanny & W.
Ing machine.
The automatic bobbin winie- winds al SIZES
@. thread OF the boobin a. easily 3, sroc- O.
thread Is wound. without care g attention o.
tie part q the operator. except 70 keep TIE
t-eaile moving. OWN: 70 the machine having
wha. i termed q tight AID loose wlee4. 'Le
tothi- can d wound without running the
wo-k:.: parts Of the machine. Ms L Qci-e
an advantace. IS IL does not -ece>slla-e re-
uov:a. the gods from underneath he rresseE
foot. or even ua;Lreadi-g the machine.
Tie needle i short All straight. thus iaSu--
Ing --eat strength; il i also se-f-sett-1s, re-
curing 70 care OF TIE la-t o. tie operator.
The pressure OF the sewing too- i adjustable,
and when the foot is raiSed - -e-coTe tie *o-E
from the machine, !. brings into play TIE al
tomato tension release. This taxes TIE ten
sion from the thread and the gods can u -
r,oved from TIE Ira.'Aiae without b+at-lg ne
needle o- b-eak.n. tie thread. Ever! o-e.ato-
o. Cd style machines viii appreciate this
The woodwork i q either antique oAS q
walnut. az choice q purchaser
Each machine i furnished with tie to-o|-
ir- accessories AMI attachments:
OIL can i.led with oil. = Le=ei-es. . o'oooi-s.
wrench. guide and guide screw. ARE All sI-la4!
screw driver. instruction book. to'0- aeE-er.
se,,er --hie-. tucker. binder. and = So Q.
hernc.e-s 9. assorted widths We a-=o furnish
svr.t.ec guarantee war-a2---e Ire machine
to- tie yea-<. b-eaza-e Q: needle. aid shc-t-es
excepted. lis shows TIE great c1-1-e-ce We
have II -le machine. which We Justly claim 10
he t.e tss. valve :9c Il: money eve. ct-e-e1.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-02-28
How to obtain this Machine.-we

vii send It's MAO 1.-e FREE, ffsiGht
paid - 1ea-est rat--Qai depot. . a.! tie
sending = - yea-.y pad s-1sc-!!- --o-s. @ co-
, paid sutSc-tr -io-s al Sl4-o i cash sod
10 subscribers only to- $40 caSl. rai--uad
freight r2.t. Sewing machine agents sell tbs
machine to- S55lu and ssh.
Tie to..ow;r, -es-ico-ia-s were furnished
49,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-02-28
The Only

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liable bu:.d;7g.up medicine,
nerve tonic, V..a..ze- and
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-02-28
Blood
Purifier

Before the people today, and
which stands prominently
above all other medicines, is
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1895-02-28
q - the manufacturers

IAFAYr--E SPErGGs. Q-.1cv. Is. under
date 81 June - i.st2,. writes = have one Q.
your High Arm Saving Machines We have
had !. ac-1-- years All :: has proven 20 q
.-s- g.. good a. represented. / : said 70 L.
DE O.: the hes- machines = or oeish oor1
by al vlo have seen i.
Miss SA-IIE MCCLELLAN. Ea-cebu--. kE,
under date q J--= -. -, writes: | received
the machine and al delighted VIII =. l. does
Lovely work. There : TO- alo- L=- r-s-Lt-e II
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WI u able 70 serd yo- soma orders ~ far.
Everyone Ike; LIS one - much"
HENRY JORDAN. N.lz-sc-r-. Ey. -cis-
date q June !. i.@22. writes: Your Premium
Machine : the u.s. o-e ! ever saw. I would
--o- give i tc- aly - TT re.-1to-s' some o.
wlo-- hare paid sd -c- --sl- = VIZ CacLi-e.
viii tel a. - NJ ceishbcrs a1o-t yoC- ua-
c1i-ss.
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15

classes of all section have a common interest in restoring the money of the Constitution and gaining control of the government of the United States, but an alien gold trust is entrenched in the sanctums of the press, the council cham Der of the banks, in the two houses of Congress and in the executive mansion. The people are uniting in every section of the country to strike for liberty and recov their lost government.
 'The American people have been be- strayed with kiss tor the last time They now know every man who qualified his determination to fight for the free and unlimited coinage of silver at the ratio of l6 to by the United States alone is a friend of the cause. All we demand IS the 16 to l statute of 1884 and 1887. There were no "ifs" and "ands" about those statutes. There are none in the creed of a true bimetallist. The advocates of free coinage at 16 to by the United States alone comprise three fourths of the voters of the United states. The only hope for the gold monopoly is to divide and conquer. They have played that game for the last time. The hearts of the people are in common cause, produced by a common calamity Whatever politicians and time-servers may do, the South and West and all lovers of tree institutions everywhere will come together and rescue the gov ernment from the rule of kings.
 "The policy of the enemy to impoverish the masses is now well understood. It is well known that opportunities create independence; that want of opportunities create poverty and towards. One more gold president may do the work and de. stroy the foundation of republican insti- tu.ions, which is independence and pros- perity of the people.
 Thanks to Mir. Cleveland the purpose of the enemy are disclosed. If the people submit to financial bondage and lose their liberty. they will have been warned in time. The gold standard, falling prices and hard times are as much the policy ot Sherman. Harrison and the great mass oi the leading republicans as it is of Cleveland himself. The only difference is that Cleveland proclaims openly what the hypocrits do secretly"
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15
Kmgman Sanpling Works.

The following lots of ore were worked at the Kingman sampling works during the week ending June l5:
 Carload for T. l.. Ayres, from the Eureka mine.
 One ton for Wm. Grant, Blackberry.
 One ton for Monaghan & Murphy.
 One ton for Jose Canos, from Gold Bar mine, Cerbat.
 One lot for NJ. Felix from White Hills.
 Five tons for Frank Dewey, from the Norma mine, White Hills.
 One ton for Eaton Bros, from the Prince Albert. White Hills.
 One ton for Frank Martinez. Mineral Park.
 Eight tons for John Barry, from the Conner mine, Chloride.
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15
Fourth of July h Kingman.

Last night an enthusiastic meeting was held at Lakes Hall for the purpose of making arrangements for natal day eel ebration. A unity of opinion was arrived at and genuine old.fashioned blow ou. will occur. A committee was appointed, consisting of Frank Smith, A. VerMehr, E, F. Thompson, o. D. M. Gaddis, Har- ley Fay, Chss. B. Parker and J. R. Rus sell, to formulate the modus operandi of the occasion. The program will consist of base ball game between the Kingman and White Hills teams, athletic sports, horse and bicycle races, and general round of amusements. Printed programs will be distributed in day or so, when full outline of all events will be made known.
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15
These Prices are Spot Cash, and the Goods
 are Right.

We intend to maintain our reputation of being the closest buyers, and of selling on smaller margins than any other house in Northern Ari- zona. We are here to stay and want our friends to know that we are !" strictly in it. |" We put in all our time work ing for the interests of our customers, for our interests are identical. Come and see us; you will find us more than ready to extend you every courtesy and legitimate favor in our power.
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15

A casual observer makes an observa- ton that prospecting must be increasing, judging. from the number of shots being fired every day. Some would be. work. ing men hereabouts are ever ready to jeer at the samples that the tired and weary prospector brings in after an in- dustrious days toil. More frequently these samples are worthless, but who are the best men oi the country, the honest toiler or the theoretical and worthless loafer?
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15

Wm. Bohne and Ole Ingelbretsen, who have contract of running a 50 foot tun- nel on the Nighthawk mine, have en. coun'ered an eight inch vein of ruby sil- yer ore after running only fourteen feet. The ore is fabulously rich, running over SIS, 900 to the ton.
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15

Prof. Hill of Iowa, delivered three very interesting lectures in the cause of temperance, at the M E. church Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings. It is to be regretted that our people did not turn out better to hear him, even though the nights were warm. Mir. Hill made many friends while here.
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15

Rev. P. W. Dorsey, Pres. of Baptist College, Los Angeles, in company with his little son, has been enjoying the sa. lubrious climate of Kingmsn the past week. Rev. Dorsey was the first pastor of the Emanuel church in San Francisco where Durant is supposed to have com mitted murder.
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15

Flour has advanced but we happen to have three cars on hand and will sell four for less money than it can be laid down in car lots in Kingman. Colorado flour, Swans Down brand, s3.2O; Stock. ton Milling Go. Crown brand, s3.00; Sperry Flour Go. Fresno brand, s2.75.
 f KNGMAN MERCANTILE Co.
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15

Miss Katie Sherman, who has been attending school in San Francisco, ar rived here Wednesday and after spend. ing few days in town, left for her home at Chloride.
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15

A merry party of young people to the number of about thirty attended dance in Lakes new hall Thursday evening. All report having had a good time.
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15

The Kingmsn Mercantile Company will occupy the new Lake building on the first of July. See their new adver- tisement of clearance sale.
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15

J. 0. Dexter and party from the Needles are prospecting on the Colorado river. They are not far from where the MINER forcs are working.
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15

NJ. W. Scott and family lett for Clover dale, Cal, Tuesday. II the climate agrees with MT. Scott they will make that their future home.
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15

H P. Ewing left for the Tuckahoe mine the first of the week.
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15

Mrs. Chas. Wilkins and children of Cerbat, spent Wednesday in Kingman.
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15

A. NJ. Consrd was down from Williams
 ihe first of the week. He reports bus. mess lively in his line.
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15

Mir. Hall, the man who was found al- most dead in the Wallspai mountains couple of weeks ago, IS now able to go around little.
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15

Two lots of ore from California and four from White Hills were worked at at the Arizona sampler this week.
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15
GOING ID MOVE.
N or about July 1st we

IN or about July lst we 0 will move to the new Lake Building, and to avoid cost of moving and stock-tak- ing, we will sell at cost and under all
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15
Silver is 67 today.

Silver is 67 today.
 Jack Little IS in from Little ranch. The rodeo closes at Jack Johnsop's to. day.
 Apricots are now ripe at Johnson's ranch.
 The dust is getting to he something terrible.
 K. c. Fisher came in for the dance Thursday.
 Tobe Wilkinson took to the hills again Tuesday.
 Jack Tuck was up from the Needles Wednesday.
 Chas. O'Malley left for White Hills on to-day's stage.
 George Boneli came in from the rodeo Wednesday.
 A base ball club was organized in Kingman Wednesday uight. J. W. Green is in from Eugene camp with couple of lots of ore.
 
 G. W. BeeUher left for his home in Los Angeles Wednesday night.
  Kean St. Charles left Sunday to attend the silver convention at Memphis. Mir. Brawn had another wagon smashed by runaway Wednesday. BoRN-Iu Kingman, July 10, 1895, 10 the wife of Harvey Hubbs, daughter.
 --------------- Morgan Jones and sister, Mrs. Mamie Musser, were in from Cerbat Wednesday. Andy Laswell took load of merchan- dise ou. to the Buckeye mine yesterday. John Lynch went out to help his brother Charles start the c. O. D. mill yesterday.
 The Misses Nora and Fannie Ealy are spending the week with the Tarrs at Manuelito, N. M.
 Fred Leonard is back from the river. He is now rustling team to bring home the rest of the crowd. Mrs 0 D. NJ. Gaddis who has been laid up with rheumatism for the past six weeks, is convalescing. Two lots of ore from California and four from White Hills were worked at at the Arizona sampler this week. A. N. Consrd was down from Williams ibe first of the week. He reports bus. mess lively in his line. Mir. Hall, the man who was found al- most dead in the Wallapai mountains a couple of weeks ago, IS now able to go
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15

Mrs 0 D. NJ. Gaddis who has been laid up with rheumatism for the past six weeks, is convaleseing.
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15
CLEARANCE SALE,

As prices quoted on the few articles named will show:
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15

Fred Leonard is back from the river. He is now rustling team to bring home the rest of the crowd.
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15

The Misses Nora and Fannie Ealy are spending the week with the Tarrs at Manuelito, N. NJ.
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15
Jack Little IS in from Little ranch.

The rodeo closes at Jack Johnsou's to. day
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15

Apricots are now ripe at Johnson's ranch.
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15

Andy Laswel took load of merchan- dise ou. to the Buckeye mine yesterday.
Mohave County miner., 1895-06-15

John Lynch went out to help hi, brother Charles start the c. o. D. mil yesterday.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-27
nn.nrfnnn,e 800.

A 6~esfruefipe forest IRE has bern
"a g1Bg at Forest Lick, IN.
Edmuad Grlgfth and Thomas Davis
wers Killed By a premature explosion
near MassIIlons Ohio
spraE2 A leak when 81 Green ISlSad
and drffted onto Poppie f'9fat.
Epgiaeer Carnaan Of Tai0r Ctr,
TerNa. was torn 20 5aeees By the sx-
pf5sio1s 81 - s5sssT,
Mrs. James DrenEen was burned ~
feafh az Birmingham Ala. ~ izHffed
kerosene Her husband was Killed re-
Gently w q horse,
The barn Of A. Sear1es ~ ffraeGags
ton, ind, with horses asd eoneSnrs.
was burned Lass, sGgsD, Insurance,
$500
a portion o. Crays6n county. Tex,
was devastated by a severe wind
storm. Thousands Of acres Of crops
weYs destroyed and many houses
blown DOWN
John r.. rFdibfs, n prominent busf.
ness man OF Rat Portage and brother
Of ~. NJ PbiIbin of Duluth, general
manager OF the Duluth. Mesaba a.
Northern road, was killed by ar cleo.
trio wire.
Curtis Downs. n horse dealer -
Wausc0n, Ohio. was killed by the cars
near Toledo. lie Was on his way east
with n carload of horses, and Ia some
unknown manner was thrown from
the train.
w. j. Whites fine steam yacht Say
When, struck a log while entering the
harbor, ut Cleveland and stove u hole
In her bottom. She was ut once beach
cd and tho party which consisted Of
Mrs. White, her four children, and
several ladies' and their children. were
easily taken of. The damage amounts
to 5000.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-27

E~SssEAynss EuaHa4G GavHayguysr
sIvRS UP THE FissYtgr
Vhs p~-srntssr. as % Hs.sufr 81 rs... at
vF.rs- Not. i'm RIA. aaase or sgasn-
nons Last W-rkes rs.ustsrx asa A.
s~ianasson ro rhs. s&ssr-n.

L.anaou. Tune I-TI1a outcome ar
die deliberations Bf the ca!)insr IN
e~Dns.sninsaos' NJ the adverse Vors. In rsle
Inusss OF IN asst week. IA rs1av
Lord Rnsa1srT the prime minister
ias rendered his r~.sigzIaIann Uu iii.
qiIeel. Her nlalesiv has rlgrrffsrs.
summoned Lsrt Salisbury, tine Ialda,
ar tie Conservative party, m Winn-
ssr IN connection with f2ip fnrrnar9hu
or a Conservative ministry
The Eeaaing Conservatives iefiarE.
r1ar che marquis OF SALISBURY VIII nnr
GnrTnallss take office lnE.! parliament ~
disSsliwed- Es viii insist r.Iur the gav-
af-lTnenr-. before Tieldiug the sears
shall pass "a vote sc III InGllur ups,as-
EaTy for the expenditures fnr rya
months 10 ennEia Il general aiH1.rsnu Tn
~ 1eid. The CBnss.rvIrivas viii titus
he IN a postum at aEE.icR insrasiti az
Irrlase.
Throughout me dhv the ~sit7IarEnu
was Ulie absorbing raDir ar rlia chief
DntiT3cala cilIils. %evaFaI members or
r5te eaIiner eallatt IN Downing sfraar
IN r3ie eZpeefaT1uu OF seeing Eerft
A~gss.i1ary- vino lnrar rsrTIrlRti r7ym
WlIdsHr and ir1ve "a Downing sr-aar,
wtleT. an LnIdrmal eahinat meaT4ng
LASTING twenty-five minutes tmmetii-
agaiy n1ilawefi..
IL is uuderst8Gd thar the marquis &C
Salisbury aniT aggHass M torn Il GaDi-
nar an condition that parliament ~
dlss8iged. NGrhiug in known regIryt-
ing Elie personnel 81 the new ministry.
bur complete harmony exists begyyaal
the Liberal CuiaulsiS al8 tie Gen
sarvlT1Tas.
The Irish members ARE as-'aFti6ngtY
uneasy and ~dissH-iEfietL. They sTI-a
thar aftsr IpJiuG EEr rIiras r2Irg Is
rfIa STRONGEST arm at rIe gaw4rumeu-
they ara deeply concerned at rie EIft~
ten end or the gEvernniEnE HirluHr
passing auT at the principal Erisif
measures Nar auIT Ea4 home ruie not
prugTpsaed. hur the measure cnucpru-
hnS the Christian hr8rhsrg. THE county
council ball. which raIgiIHt a sefCdt}
rsaIiuGr amt Tie g-Iud my bill hi
the proposal to- aZraud the w u
EIar9.ans regarding EIhGrergs Cottages
were al lost. The gnlv f-iait mris1tr2
now HIAir co BIZ EIsHesf Is M EailT :
municipal franchise hiL which has
-RGe u rle house &C iGryis. The Lib
sraI Scotch members Ara aLsg -sff.
Eiei- expectations having bEeu &LsIE-
gnLuTp4L.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-27
AROUND THE GLOBE
3FSfsasr ou Trpss xsews va9ss sED
pastrs 90 fsss GoRS.ns
sf fssport.ns B~rnrT--uer- OF Sts-
Pis-e s~.esx, asssrss fs,s~1s sss. x~r~
assrsts E.s~ aspss s-assux. Bros
Hssess asssa A0rsss4t.


~ hN1Hn vs.
Tie president Bss appointed GEORGE
r. Gaunlr aFaa William Idbell earfR,s
a. Iar1ss Us Vest POINT.
The court cf aupssl haas allowed an
afIUeai 10 rha Uuifesi States supreme
er1Rc &C gfle pension esse 81 Judge
Ghstsess ID Lang ~ Michigan
Elrus Lset1f. william y aiaur.it,
Fifteenth infantry. has neera directed
ta rs "a ~. L.Suis No. as purchasing
conimisSaFy Sf subsistence during tie
slise.ure % Caur. HeIr-e 81 Sharp
THE forthcoming annual reDBrt 81
FAC United States sip9l service COM
mission viii show yiiat lie gltslr nIirrI.
Ss.- ~ Ders4,ns regularity efnplGrpd ~
tsis rsrdi a~p-1.ies 90 rhis country 10
4toHr Is9gFsl
ss4srT.sarw Harssasr Inns deriiie1 "a
give Tia attarvlev ar Medical Inspector
H.strspaiua- Syuud guilty by a canrt
rnsfTtaI GA charges preferred by al.
u1ir7f AaaJs, arf opportunity rs make
su argument Dasore him ia behalf 81
tfip surgeon
Commander George Idle " fsIa Ale-t.
ngpy az pstiaruH has been relieved %
his comfnaud hg a cattle sria-. The
rsasiu for fsits summary action in
found IA Charges preferred BY Rear
Admiral Mssada f.ias rssiE EJrima1der
liasI tspfred aim WITH disresuect nc
Panama riiis spring
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-27

,ToEenh MrTlonongii ~millibunsrs and
ulonser af San E-anrsscoy is dead.
Secretary 81 War Daniel Lamont
and parity. occupying w Puiilnans
haFe reached ST. Louis Ell n west
King Hgmfeft 30 Iyagy spends mora
IN charity Than atsy offer Enropean
mnnaTchl
IL is napnrtad in y ieana fiat Richard
6senee the German composer and poet
liz daad.
The rzar ant nzariua have abandon
e5 tlieir ~Drssjerted VISIT 10 the FluIise1
asetlpeiaasS owing IA tiie Fact tliae I4ip.
cz<iFfns iR nearing srrDfohtneilr
Mrs Eaitcscx a blaSd aieas ~ the
multi. naiilisnaif.s Ffati1a Green %
New ySri6, ia very lIl a. her houls ln
Forth Worth
o. ~ Mcfraash manager % tlte
Thion Pacific hiw dapasfhent Has re-
signed in order TO give his aitentinu
10 ais laY1a interests
EzI1aneyVsaaman RIrhart r. Bland
cf Missouri has rafarnerg 60 Denver
from hls Ieetgtrina four flir3nair tiaf
state aud tx ~ at the Brown Paiaee1
hotel.
Lersg Harper diad al ST. Vernon
0htb aged ~ years FEe vaa etlltor
of the Mount Vernon Doiuocrlgir Fan
nar many years.. Fta VIA tlte oldest
edItor IN Ohio ln polnt 81 continued
saspira
Nfsss Maria " Love. 81 rie PaTalo
" o. ~ E., f8lF She Ioeal conference
of charities and eorrertiar4s a few
aass ago, fAaf If girls would lealn to-
cook, sew aad keep horuse t.dg. fhere
wouId BE hess drinking rs mem
Charles r. Ffoeter - EtcksnE Miss
who for many years. represented The
Seventh dsseeict Ia cangress hsiss an
tllori9ed tAgs announcement fI4at 10 is
a candidate for faEet States s,patap
ts succeed Senator George
Tho aazne - Eyrss Gale wifn died
hfteen years ago in NortAboro Mass,
VIII he rsyereatly spoken 30 fbaf town
for ever mcre. A pnblic RbFaFv BuilS
ing eEat c8se sa59,9fG WAS a art 10 tI4o
corporation B1der h4s VIII has Jlfst
been defeated
BY command 81 tac emperor ~ Rus
sia, three enoYrno,as p6lgnscs. boaHd 70
black seal With gurBle SIX Innings
sad another VA red seal with white
Eaings. an with BssssSRe clasps fR
gold and silver, have been filed WITH
cuttings fsons the enflre American
Dress referring 70 the illaess Add
death 81 the ezar.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1895-06-27

Eert Million, now stationed At Pre-
side. Cal, seeks 70 obtain a divorces
from his wife, Blanche Bates, the ac-
tgess,
Grassh0ppers have appeared IN such
quantities ct Mef0ok, Web, az TO eoy-
er the Burlington railroad track and
eause nurh trouble.
sp@yer a 20. OF New York and Lon
don have purchased s~2,78sGC0 city OF
Chicago 4 per cent gold refgndfng
bonds.
The Webster County Coal and Land
company IN ,reparinz 10 open tts new
mine at Lehigb, Iowa, with negro
miners. b ntAsr 81 eu having been
on a strike,
The Peoria Manufacturing company
made an assignment this morning 10
George X. BeasIey. Bills payable are
Ey14 Az and bills receivable are gii.-
500.
Mics May Belle Critchfeld, the
young hciress OF 50. Louis who 20
mysterionsiy disappeared n few days
ago was found In the convent Of Good
Shepherd.
Forty thousand dollars worth OF se-
c~1rities purporfing TO be backed by
the credit OF Los Angeles, that arc be-
ing pcddled among nome OF the leading
financial houses OK the east, are pro-
nounced to be forgerics.
In the supreme court OF Missouri
today Justice Sherwood filed an opin-
lon declaring unconstitutional the law
forbidding the discharge by corpora
lions Of all employees who refuse to
sever their connection with labor Or
g~anizations.