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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-02
VERDICT IS
NOT Gull. Ty
Mrs. Chiffon Goes
Forth a Free
Woman.
Because No indictments
Many Defendants
Discharged.
Demurrer to Jones Murder lndict
ments-Damage Case Trial
Jury Panel Exhausted.

"Not guilty was the verdict rend-
cred by the jury in the case of jose
phine Chiffon, charged with harboring
a stolen child. 1t was presented to
Judge Gear by James H. Boyd, fore
man, at 4:25 yesterday afternoon, 60
ing on the eighth day of the actual
trial of the case. Deputy Attorney Cen
eral Peters Immediately moved that
the defendant be discharged, her bond
Cancelled and sureties released, which
was ordered.
Judge Gear then, after consulting
Mr.. Peters and Attorney General An
drews, excused the jury panel from
further attendance until Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
The closing addresses of Mr.. Cathcart
and Mr.. Peters, for the defense and
prosecution respectively, were power
| full efforts. While mans sympathy for
woman in distress was invoked for the
defendant on the one hand, it was
| likewise done on the other hand for
the mother of Maggie Place. The jury
were out forty-five minutes.
| AXTELL VS.. HENDRICK.
| When Judge Robinson's court ad-
journed yesterday afternoon, H. E..
Hendrick had been on the stand in
his own defense against the claim of
J. c. Axtell for $4,000 damages for
malicious arrest and prosecution. This
was the third day of the trial. c. G.
Biting is attorney for plaintiff, and
Thomas Fitch for defendant.
JURY PEGS OUT.
The jury panel in Judge De Bolts
court gave out yesterday morning while
a jury was being empanelled to try
| the ejectment suit Of the Bishop Es-
tate trustees against Lila, a native
woman. Judge De Bolt ordered spe-
cial venire to issue for fifteen tales
men, returnable at o'clock this morn
ing. Holmes & Stanley appeared for
plaintiffs, and Castle & Wilmington for
defendant.
Mr.. Stanley challenged Owen J. Holt
for cause on the ground that he was
a salaried officer of the Government.
He is a poundmaster. The court de-
MED the challenge, whereupon Mr..
Stanley retired the juror with the
grave remarks: 81 think it would be
too bad to deprive the Government of
1.-THE valuable services of Mr.. Holt.
Therefore 1 excuse him peremptorily."
There being no more names to draw
from, the special venire was ordered
| DEMURRER FOR JONES.
Before Judge Gear yesterday morning
a demurrer to the two murder indict-
| ments against E. NJ Jones was enter
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-02
Clark Farm Co. Ltd.

Clark Farm Co. Ltd, headquarters
for Wahiawa and Island produce.
Wahiawa pineapples are the best
grown. Leave your orders with US
and you will not get the other kind
said to be "just as good" Wahiawa
fruit is the standard.
Our Sanitary Jersey Cream is not put
up to keep but to "eat" You don't
have to keep it! Get it fresh every
day. If not used the first day it will
keep with ordinary care until the
next
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-02
ECONOMIC.

Old Uncle Ben wanted to have his
portrait painted, but he did not care to
pay very much for it.
Surely that is a very large sum- he
said when the artist named the price.
The artist protested and assured him
that, as portraits went, that was very
little to ask.
Uncle Ben hesitated. Well he said
at length, ''how much will it be if 1
furnish the paint?"- Lip
pincott's.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-02
auction Sale
OF
Delinquent Stock
IN THE
Concrete Construction Co.,
LTD.
WEDNESDAY. OCT. z, AT
NOON

By order of the directors of the Con-
crete Construction Company, Limited.
and acting for them, hereby give no.
tice, that intend to sell and will sell,
at public auction, on Wednesday, Octo-
Der 7th, 1903, at IL o'clock noon, at the
salesroom of James F. Morgan Nos.
SAT to S57 Kaahumanu street, in Homo
lulu. Island of Oahu, Territory of Ha-
wall, United States of America, eighty
five (S5) shares Of the capital stock OF
said Company, or sufficient number
Of said shares to pay the amount due
thereon, said shares being contained in
Certificate No. 5, and duly issued to G.
Leonardo, OF the City of Los Angeles,
in the State Of California, upon which
there is due and owing said company
a balance Of an assessment of twenty
(20) per cent, amounting to the sum of
one thousand and twenty dollars
(s1,020), which said assessment was
duly levied on the 18th day of Deem
Der, 1900, and remains unpaid, said sale
to take effect as aforesaid, unless said
assessment, with interest thereon, the
cost Of this publication, and the auc-
tioneer's fee, is paid on or before the
day and hour of said sale.
Dated September 7th, 1903.
e. P. CHAPLIN,
Treasurer The Concrete Construction
Co., Ltd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-02
Phelps VIII Begin Loading.

Captain Graham of the Erskine NJ.
Phelps expects to begin taking on a
cargo of sugar some time next week,
probably Thursday. The Phelps will
Breakwater
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-02

The Punahou Athletic Club will put
both a football and basket ball team
in the field this season. A largely
attended meeting of the club was held
yesterday afternoon in the Y. NJ. C.
A. rooms and the officers elected for
the ensuing year.
w. T. Rabbit presided at the meet
ing and Frank Armstrong acted as Sec
rotary
c. H. Cooke, last years manager of
the football team, reported receipts
from the football association of s1ss.6S,
and expenditures of s163.50. In Aaddi-
ton there was donation of s25 to the
Y NJ c. A. and an expenditure, of
$1113 for decorations, leaving the
treasury evenly balanced.
The chairman appointed c. F. Alex
ander, Hemenway and Williamson as
a new committee on constitution fol
the permanent organization to be eff
fected by the club.
Mr.. Rabbit stated that a basket
ball team should be organized and John
Marcallino was elected captain of the
team, and viii begin it's organization
| Immediately. Sam Walker was elected
as manager.
w. A. Anderson was elected as cap
| tain of the football team, only the mem
bers of the last years team having a
voice in the selection.
| Albert Waterhouse was elected man,
ager for the football team. c. H. Cooke
| declined reelection.
| Mr.. Steere was reelected captain OF
the baseball team, and J. o. Carter, Jr
| as manager.
| The first practice of the football team
will be held Monday afternoon at five
| o'clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-10-02

ed by his counsel, Robertson & Wilder
and J. J. Dunno. For one thing it is
claimed that the indictment is defective
in not alleging generalization sufficient
~, and for another that each indict-
ment charges two distinct murders. 1t
is also alleged that one Of the indict-
ments has been altered by means of
an interlineation. According to an
oral statement made by Mr.. Dunno,
there is nothing TO show that the Sarah
Parmenter mentioned in the first count
is the same person as the Sarah Par
menter mentioned the second count,
which also applies to the Indictment
for the killing of Mrs. Jones.
WHOLESALE DISCHARGES.
Defendants were ordered discharged
and their bonds Cancelled in the follow
ing cases by Judge Gear yesterday.
Liu All Yong and eighteen other Chi
nese, appealed from Honolulu District
Court on sentence of five to six DAYS
| Imprisonment and payment of costs,
| for being present at a place where the
gambling game of spaikau was being
carried on.
PAX Foo, appealed from sentence of
| three months at hard labor and costs,
and % other Chinese from sentence of
three days and costs, for being present
where the game of fan tan was being
played.
Seu San, appealed from sentence of
hard labor four days and costs, for as
sault and battery on Ah See, woman.
These cases were all discharged un-
der plea to the jurisdiction on the
|ground that thS defendants had not
been indicted by a grand jury.
TO AMEND VERDICT.
Kinney & McClanahan, attorneys fol
defendant Helen Rowland in the eject
ment case of Frank Godfrey, trustee
for Thomas Metcalf, VS.. Helen Row.
land ct al, yesterday filed a motion
that the verdict of the jury be amend
led by striking therefrom the reason
stated by the jury for arriving at theil
verdict. The jury found verdict fol
the defendant, as stated therein, for thu
reason that there was not sufficien
evidence of a marriage license having
been recorded for the nuptials of thu
late Frank Metcalf and his purporteC
wife. Notice is given that the motion
will be presented tomorrow. The jur!
in this case were out % hours.
APPEAL DISALLOWED.
Judge Robinson granted the motion
of plaintiff to dismiss the appeal O.
defendant from the Honolulu Distric
Court in the case of w. w. Dimond &
Co., Ltd, VS.. Jonah Kuhio Kalaniana
ole. The ground of motion was that NJ
appeal lay from a judgment of dis
trict magistrate rendered on default
The same point is up for testing il
the mandamus suit against Distric
Magistrate Dickey previously reported
An execution was refused on a defaul
judgment because Judge Dickey hell
that, the cause invoking more than $2C
: an appeal to a jury lay. Plaintiff
brought a mandamus suit to compe
the issue of execution, on the groun,
that default in the lower court barre,
appeal.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-01-02
RIVAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO
HICKMAN.


4 The Enterprise is informed
sthat there is a project on foot for
1.-THE construction of a railroad
sfrom Sikeston through the
bridges District and East
J Prairie to Hickman, Ky. The
Ischeme is said TO be fathered by
iSikeston capitalists, who see in
, lit an easy method of promoting
2that towns rapid growth and
development. The Sikeston peo-
sple have enlisted the services OF
/ Il Charleston banker and a
charleston lawyer, who either do
/ mot appear to realize that the
construction Of such road would
Sound the death knell 70 Charles
!! ton or else are so deeply interest
led in immediate profit to them
SELVES that the welfare of this
town and future possibilities for
and the rest of us are
mot worthy of their consideration.
|Sikeston has many energetic and
wealthy people who are taking
IAN active part in promoting its
development. They are to be
commended for their
patriotism. The proposed line,
however, would traverse that
Territory which is legitimately
charleston territory, and Charles
ton cannot afford to see the
wealth aud patronage diverted
from its natural chasAel when
lit might so easily be prevented.
Charleston, it is true, is on the
eve of securing for its benefit a
route that will be of immense
value to it if it is not interfered
with by this newer project. The
charleston road Will be of imt
mediate use and profit to gthis
town, and will traverse a section
rich In possibilities that has for
too long been neglected. 1t viii
tap portion of the same Terri 4
tory the .Sikeston people hope to-
tap. 1t will be all for Charles
ton and ought to enlist the
hearty support and encourage
|ment of every property holder IN
this town. And we think that
|carefsl considerations frnnli a
personal and public business
standpoint would show that
Charleston people would best
promote their own towns inter
lest in preference TO those of
another town.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-01-02
H. POLLOCK, Prop
THROAT CUT.
OFFICER AT PARIS, TENN, is
FATALLY SLASHED. :

= "Details reached Paducah Fri
day night, Of terrible cutting
afiray which occurred in Paris,
Tenn, that Afternoon, and Of
which the >eitT marshal, II. II.
Mills, was the. victim.
Mills had arrested N. S. Gro
ain, an L. d N. employee, who
WAS very drunk On, the streets,
and locked hin up. A short
while after his arrest a drug store
proprietor. Who. knew the prison
er, told the marshal that he
would become the mans surety.
Mills went TO the lookup and in
formed the prisoner that he was
TO be released, and asked him TO
step out and sign the bond.
CroniD refused to come, stat
ing that he was not drunk and
had been arrested without cause
With the words "I'll show you
that / can walk straight" he
stepped to the far end of the cor
ridor in the jail and returned.
When he neared the marshal
it was seen that while his back
was turned he had taken out a
sharp knife from his pocket and
opened it.
Before the officer could make a
move TO defend himself, the man
had made a slash at him. The
blade entered the corner of Mills
mouth, cutting the flesh open
around and under the chin. An
other quick plunge followed. and
this time Mills windpipe was
slashed squarely in two, and
long gaping wound was inflicted
i'm his throat. Before falling,
Mills managed to hit Cronin a
hard blow with the butt of his
revolver, fracturing the others
skull slightly.
Mills was alive Sunday morn
ing, but his death was expected
lat almost any moment.
Feeling is high at Paris against
|his assailant.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-01-02
Oulck Delivery.

OFFICE OVER HoLeOnBE's DRUG STORE
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-01-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Hickman, Ky, Dec. s, 1907

Hickman, KY, Dec. 5, 1902.
The Fiscal Court of Fulton County,
Invite sealed proposals for the erection,
and completion of new County Court
House, agreeable to the plaus and spe1
Icifications prepared by Architect Frank
III. Milburn, of Columbia, South Carol
lima. Said plans and specifications are
|now on tile with the County Clerk and
lat the Architects office. Bids will be
received until noon Jan. IA, 1908. Each
Ibid must be accompanied with certi-
/ fled check made payable to ii. NJ. Kear-
10y, County Judge, as evidence of good
faith. The successful bidder will be
required 10 give 100000 Guarantee
ICompany's Bond for the faithful per
5formance of his contract. The Fiscal
3Court reserves the right to reject any
I or all bids. II. NJ. NEARBY,
CoTs6 Judge.
Is. ID. LUTEN,
Clerk Fulton County. d ~ It
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-01-02
NOTICE TO FILE CLAIMS.

All persons holding claims against
she estate Of the late +. Case. are noti-
lied TO die the same with the Executor.
properly proven as the law requires,
within ninety days from tins date, or
the same will be barred Also, persons
Indebted to said estate are notified TO
come forward and settle.
This Jan. ,. 1908.
A. A. FAIRS, Executor
of 4. Case. deceased
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-01-02
BOB FLATT MAY RUN AGAIN.

Our fellow-townsman, K. b.
Flat, is being strongly urged to
make the race for representative
lin this district next year. As
|yet our present representative,
Hon. Joshua Naylor, has not in
dictated his plans.-Clinton Ga
|zette.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1903-01-02
NOTICE TO PAY UP.

All persons who are indebted to the
late firm of Stephens x Smith are again
to come forward and settle
las the business must be closed.
STEPHENS & SMITH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
PRESIDENTIAL DEAL BEHIND
80 NEW YORK CITY CAMPAIGN
q TRiUmvRArG or ROOSEVELT, Gov ooGLL AND MAYOR
@ TIE OBJECT BEING 10 eLGcr JbGo nRsr PRECEDENT
NEXT YEAR AND THE Last LATER

kEW YuRII. oct ~. A president
EHEefuu aud mayor iu New York
hHNr linked their political fortunes
together The president in ltpoHsz
NeIt odtll iH the governor ana LaW
ls the maNar If Low IL Htll a
mayor 90 the start Of nest ufcsiden=
tiHl year the chain viii be one 81
power IL BE- forged 60 bind the I'm
pifr state fast 10 the lsgpublleau
tNlumu
e&sW York may mean life or death
90 Roosevelt Nest Hll Ddrl has
been SEQ tu hold if Last tan it al
maHt slipped from his strong clutch.
THE people uf ice core. New faf1f
citKs rHHa and slapped the face Il
the p.ataas farmer with Demo-
cratic majority veil over goa 600
THE foundations uf thr Republican
fortress HaEEed Hnd the structure
tefisfot II is still riycu dangerous
q u cornerstone DE city must
be f<thied or The Wkw@ viii fat
The maHtefhand Of David - I'm
welded the trnu bar that tore the
Republican foundations aslhnt Hen
iHmin D. 0dsll with hla mighty prop
STAYED off fan Ia demolition tilii
Efitt hHa L deadly leverage and he
hiHd him are enc ~ eu ~ TRWmHny
HI and the stdWlng Democratic
support aH SLATE. n la the task uf
the governor TO hold down what nfiII
.sHsda and prop back what leans.
uehint odsli 70 the precedent and the
whole national party The chain
nf ESQ links was strong but % must
bind ihr city Ta lhIa euI Seth Low
haa been aH1rf
Low has served ane term ss a Re
tiFfu aver 20 NaU Nnfk eify ue
fsH htnf hia nom partisan pledges
% the letter Tntaf be- 10 standing
nH sthF same anti =TatumauW hnHis
FOR rr.tta fIuu I'm hss aspirations
taVaud his present office lie wants
% BE lreslHent. be wants e. be- SOS
nrHar of New Nath state These
offices be can oulN obtain from eHe
81 the tHa national parties II
must step or the non partisan plat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
WILL GET
the PARK

on condition that sha adjoining
property OWNERS considering them
selves benefited bY the Proposed new
park az the corner 90 Highland drlke
Sad Seventh avenue ansf Queen
AIMEE hid wiil csutfibuta one haIf -
the p assnae. % ass formally agreed
Al the meeting - the PARK ard
boulevard committee % the council
yesterday afternoon. that the pafs
be established.
A delegation ~ property ownrra
va present az the meeting ard
promised 10 furnish the city with a
satisfactory surety bond until The
uu.sy can BE- paid into the treas
ufy Tho bond must be forthcoming
ri The meeting % TIE cuslFsii. q week
from Monday night. and tho money
must actually be paid Ia within q
reasonable period thereafter AZ
econ a. the citf has feestvsd TIE
bond. condemnation proceedings vii
be resumed.
The site upon which u Il proposed
"a establish the park consists 20 four
vacant iota. The spot II elevated
and an excellent view % the sound
81 ohthirabie Property owners Ia
Furnhle - the project. present at the
meeting yesterday. declared that the
view obtained from this location t.
the finest IN Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
DOG OWNER
SUED CITY
VALDEZ MAN CLAIMS LICENSE
LAW rs INVALID

VALDEZ. sept g Especial Cor
rcst.andencal The first case In the
history Of Valdez ia which the city
vas the defendant came off bsisrs
judge Wtckcruham yesterday f-orfi =
uE The case vas brought hF A.
White end others and " 40 one 81 The
results % the activity Qf Pound
master sam Lynch
Last Monday the poundmaHter
place tn the pound ~ unlicensed
dogs belonging 20 White, who failed
20 redeem them Instead he brought
an action asking the court 20 grant
restraining orders. preventing the
poauamaaief IRONY destroying the
dogs after the flve'day limit sH pro-
vided b the doK ordinances,
The restraining orders werr asked
for on the grounds that the dog
license was passed by an illegal
council and that a. was uul and void.
The case il under adyisemsut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
Kill ED
Aged Resident of Puyallup is
Run Down by a Northern
Pacific Train


TACOMA Get tf tamea GFevnieuf.
a resident nf FnaftHp VS. stfuek
gestrftiay - b aeiaHa o. a Northern
Pacific freight train. aud disd -four
haasa lAtSf from tbs effects - he
The accident uceufrsd hsaf
Maraea sniIL utthln ths uif1 uuiis q
pufatlap Mr grssuiraf. Nho VS.
quite deaf and vsrg feeble wsa Sals=
trK along the track in the directtun
me train waa going ard vas probably
nai scrn ~ the engineer until ths
traiH vas close ugau him lie was
thramn about thirty feet and was
picked So unconscious. with seine deep
saahes 90 the body lie Gid not re-
turn 70 consciousness bsfaf. he died
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

nar,ns he trial = q t.acss n
faatiss Gearas's eaart yesterday On
~-,r--, .-.-----s - --->-s-e-- 49, s~~~
siaptd that no rauishmeHt provided
far Iu the seEtiah under uhIlh f.aat4
VS. a0easa.i neFatr Prosecuting
ATTORNEY kr.sts maftd faf = dismissed
= ne raae ON ths Efoanaa after The
eaHs had bten tried sra afHpsd
The las according a. the espaty
prosecutor - defective e. alJrh A.
sAfeut that che hands u the PRE-
Warden are tied
ilHzaa raa dtsf charged although hs
waa proved e. BE- aaiitY - the offrass
Ths learned deputy prosecutor Gid
usf sspinfa why the ruantf VS. PIT
q tbs skpsHsa - trial aban auh.
Ntrtiau ruH impossible Perhaps. how.
ever. be had neef read the iaR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
WEATHER MN GEEG MMY
MARRM M ME
re APPLIES TO JUSTICE oANN FOR WRIT TO COMPEL
PLuvius' RETURN FROM TACOMA

oh. Central, where art thou
/ Weather Observer salisbugy.a Noice
4 was "a a CULVER 81 HnOstlenee. He
hammered an the tfansm1Etef aud
ehoek the receiver t. and IRE. "hella.
Noiloi THIS Is as bad as trying Ia
talk 60 SSvtt What TN the name ct
all that's unpleasant has happeuet.
Go the atty fairy who guards the
destiny of taIs particular eonvvraa=
ton nrometeff
What NUMBER came in calm
AntfoubleI voice
oh you're there At last are YOU
Faid the weatherman.
Certainly I'm here I vas here az
first too, 50 far as that gees. Are
you IN need OF any particular mum
Der or dc Yeu just feel like passiHH
away the time iu delicious uonayuae :
Because. n you DO. you've struck the
wrQng place. You'd better connect
with Huey nrhn. he'll tax 60 you.
Gimme Main isa
Hello, What DO you WANT ans
Ntred the Nolce.
Is this Judge csnns inquired O.
Weather Maker.
Vel I've been mistaken fUe Gro
yer Cleveland aud Tom Reed. hut
this h the fret time anybody ever
thought I vas Tee eeart
"oh. hello. BAL said salisbury I
want sou Go "a something for ME
All right anything SO leuE as it
doesn't coaniet with the rules 10 The
ofuee.' answered Roberts lufte
Cam e clerk.
'This dozen G." replied Salisbury
shortly This Is tie answer. Fer
to- past two days I lave been fouced
90 predict rain. and there has been
Just about as much rain as there II
On the Sahara during the dry season
upd IL necessary - predict t asaIn
20 day Partly cloudy with fcccaa=
iouai rain today ard tomorrow
siiEstiy warmer tonight with ilEtt
90 brisk southeast Winds h the
doge.
New Their. iris flavlus. the rain
g-od- has gotten lonse and fed % Tks
coIsA 0cause D. b afraid % getting
arrested IN connection with these
well water eHns NHnbus, the STORM
cloud. who acts a. BIS secretary yes
tsrday promised he Nsuld see that
We SO, that rain but you see faf
aycurH<g hoN Wrii he kept Il
Hum foke Intercepted bal
That word weir has essr worked
overtime ~ every Weuid-bs 1umeFz
ist IN the country.
"Wesnt Intended Ter a ieke. its
gsrloss subject. returned the WeH.
thetuan. with asrefity = want
Judse Cam - issue bench warrant
fer this Piuvlus. and sea that he
comes home@that II. COMES over
hers and keeps his agreement about
the water stuff Ard don't leave e
with Scott, because I want 70 set L
done sometime before the MULLEN
tuun.~
"oh. very vel. III see q t. The
phone clicked. and all was silent as
the milk Inspector
4 guess that viii hold cid piuvIas
this time murmurea eaHsbuFY If
was the cause 81 ms arrest once aHd
susss q went hurt him Any % &C.
paid hack "a his oun aoin tbs tlnir
fsSiils s5tfi fnr ratn.rruHfi.
Hello. answered ne Voice. Ihis
T. Nimhuss
"About time. remarked Salisbury
shortly.
Well I want % ex.iain sofnsthlnK
90 you. promised 20 induce pla-
vlus % come over yesterday but -
tell you the facts 81 the matter Re
= suffering intensely from a tooth
ache and doesn't feel equal 10 NOV
lng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

q the haass sut into the street and
declared himself Co be the owner.
patrulman fandwr Haa sent 90
investigate. casey did not realize
that he VAS talking 90 an nsiiesF. a.
the pafHaIman VAS in plain CLOTHES
me si9ht ~ the offIera h8dEr
merely autaEod hlm aHd he tad The
affiocr q get cat ~ the house aud
AZ once Thru casey started IS iniS-
-.
casey. when brought into The p'a-
ice station. hooked 20 u hs had hern
In a collision with a switch enktftr
lie WaH booked ea q charge OF DIS
orderly conduct