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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-09-19
THE NEGRO

E-- -..s ~
The Negro in Revelation, in History.
and TN Citizenship. BY Rev. J. J. Pip
KIN, 81. st. Louis. N. D. Thompson
Publishing Co. .7 - -
This book is written along original lines.
It is written in the spirit Of the broadcast
culated to promote good-feeling and
mutual helpfulness between the races-
between white and black. The fact is
recognized that they are neighbors-th
occupy it for generations to corne-that a
mutual understanding and a mutual good.
VIII will best serve the interests Of both
1t VIII impress the Afro-Americanz man
sibilities Of achievement. The book gives
an array of success in life reached by rep
resentative Afro-Americans that will not
fail to raise the standard and kindle the
and boy. It will likewise serve to Inn.
press the white reader with the vast
strides made by the Afro American since
the emancipation. his achievement Is
such as to win for him universal respect
and universal confidence in his future.
It is written from the standpoint OF
affection and good will for the race The
association of the name OF Gen. John b.
Gordon, by way of introduction whose
services as governor Of his state. as
general, has won admiration and uni
yersa1 regard. is guarantee Of the great
character and high purpose Of the book.
T is book not only for the Afro r,
revelations will be source Of agreeable
establishments to him 81
OF THE COMMONPLACE.
. The Romance Of the Cornmonplaee. By
Gelett Burgess. $3.50. San Il. anc;sco
Paul Elder and Morgan Shepard.
This is a volume OF modern philosophy,
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-10

Nampa will have fas 600 brewery as
soon Is negotiations now pending are
closed
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-10

W. S. Dewitt is in the city today from
Myrtle. Mr.. Dewitt reports that Mr.
Long. buying for Seattl, parties, is as
sembling several carloads Of hogs for
shipment from Myrtle.
Ed Morris, the merchant at Myrtle. is
going into the chicken business on a
large scale. He has several incubators
going and has Matched many chickens
already.
W. W. Glasby formerly Of Myrtle was
married February al Sites where he is
now located
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-10

Nampa will have f7s 600 brewery as
soon Is negotiations now pending are
closed.
The c,,y OF We;srr is constructing 4
new water works system aud has author-
lied the expenditure Of a,ooc in IRE .p-
pAra,uS-
A recent arrival in Weiser from the
Warren mining camp reports the trail in
very bad condition, II took him eleven
days TO come from Warren TO weiser.
Salt Lake aivices are TO the effect ,ha,
the citizens Of Blaektoot have sued Soren
Hanscn. promoter Of the Idaho Sugar
Company. for &.s.coo for failure 10 carry
On, his agreement. II seems that Han.
son agreed to locate a sugar factory at
B'aekioo, and after the company was
organized. failed to make that the loca.
ton.
A petition is nov being prepared aud
IN few days will be circulated in the
districts lying north and south Of the
Clearwater river. asking congress to se,
aside on Indian aiiotmet near Lenore
and establish q towusite, il being held
that congress has this authority under an
act Of two years ago. II i. said the citi-
zens on both sides of the river favor the
move and that the petition will receive
their unanimous support. Lenore is the
nnfurnf hu~ine>e ~>u&>, 49,
populous territory. and the increase o!
trade has made it necessary to secure
more room for ,ownsite purposes.-Pect
Press.
The state board Of examiners At Boise
rejected the claim Of HASTE & Dougan
the contractors who constructed the girls
dormitory and mining building At the
University Of Idaho. for balance due of
&3oo o. The board says there was a SER
ious deviation from the plans resulting in
grave defects in the building. Many
persons who have inspected the building
claim that il is not safe structure and it
Is pointed oat that in almost every room
the floors have dropped away from the
walls by an inch or more. At the time
the contracts were let the contract price
for the two buildings were we'll within
the appropriations of the legislature for
the purpose, but material changes were
made which created the deficiency.
The Orofino Publishing Co. of Orofino,
Idaho. fled articles Of incorporation last
week at Wallace. The incorporators are:
H. Campbell. p f. McRoberts, A. S.
Morgan, F. p. Mesick and William
Gamble. The incorporators intend to
publish paper at Orofno and ali reside
at Orofino except Mr.. Cambel, who lives
At Greer. The company is incorporated
tor 5000. There are two papers now
published at Orofno and the new one
will make three.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-10
WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE
Continued from list page.

&Ou&suuGu SIOu ISL page.
to visit and investigate the Black foo,
insane asylum.
Out Of the ia bills introduced in the
house 10 have been passed; viz: Jensen's
bill to provide for the payment Of mem
bers and officers; jenkins bill taxing
mines; Blacks bill for the relief of Alber,
Small; Jensen's bill TO prrvide for the de.
hcieucies Of the Pocatello Academy
Reds bill for the remarriage Of divorced
people; Werner's bill to regulate the pur.
chase aud sale Of stocks of goods; Moody
OF Fremont to create state industrial
school in Fremont county: by Willis
making il misdemeauor to issue checks
or drafts Tn bank where there are no
fnuds on the credit for the payment Of
the same; By Eicherberger authorizing
the board Of pardons to parole juvenile
offenders before being committed.
Senator Allen Of Canyon county In.
the honor Of securing the enactment Of
the hrst Law made during the session.
outside OF the appropriation measures
and = few joint resolutions. Senate Bill
No. IS by Allen Is the new law and il
authorizes independent school districts
to vote levy up to 8 per cent Of the val
ualion Of the property Of the district. 10
make school house improvements. Tn.
der the old law the limit was 4 per
cent. The Alien bill carried ar emey-
gency clause, and became . Law last week
when the governor signed Il.
The house bills killed in the house are :
No. 8 BY White Of Idaho-Regulatiur
the organization and Operations Of build
inE and loar associations.
No. ~ by Moore Of Idaho an
appropriation for bridge over Salmon
river at CoG.
No. 81 BY Anderson Of Shoshoue-Re-
ducmg the value Of homestead exemp.
lions.
No. 81 BY Moore Of Idaha Placing the |
ale Of liquor under state coutrol.
No. 43 by Eichelberger Of Ada-Re-
Lulatiug the width Of wagon tires ON
public highways.
No. 81 By Galloway Of washingte nj
Regulating the collection Of special taxea.
- &c.
Suhacrihe Enr 49, Tp,- ra
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-10
Bunnjes Had to Go,

A big rabbit hunt near Dowuey, in
Bannock county, ended several days ago.
The bunnies in that section number g.
$40 less than when the hunt started.
Twelve hundred shots were fired at a cost
OF $50 The Western Arms & Sporting
Co., Of Salt Lake. furnished l. 800 rounds
Of ammunition and T n their pay received
700 rabbits. The army of hunters were di-
vided into two companies; the captains
being Clegg and Marshall. Clegg's men
won by las. The losers gave a dance
and supper after the close Of the contest.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-10
ABSTRACT SHEET FOR NEz PIERCE COUNTY
Prepared by II. K. Barnett. Abstraetor. for
Week Ending February 10.

Prepared by II. K. Barnett. Abstraetor. 70,
Week Ending February 10.
Idaho Inv. Banking Co to Eugene !.
Bonhore and wife, lots 2 3-sIII2 block
IL Yantis Addn. city Of Lewiston; con-
sideration $500.
Jelle T. Steensma to Charles Hill, lot ?
and II half of lot s sec - half of lots s.
II sec IL tp 81 mr. " B IN; considera-
ton 1880.
William c. Mohl and wife to John r.
Ray, lots and blk ) Holcombs Ist
subdn lot 10 of Acres city of Lewiston;
consideration $3.50.
James G.. Phelon to Chris j. LESS. part
of lot l block 5 and lot 10 blk Camp
bells addn city of lewiston; considera-
ton $25o.
D. S. Waskey aid wife to Edison Z.
Harris, lots I9 and 20 blk ;, town of
Peck; consideration {2s.
H, H. Quincy to E. c. Quincy, lot s
blk II town Of Nezperce; consideration
So.
Herbert A. Post to city of Lewiston,
400 by 800 feet in the " corner of lot :,
of Acres, city Of Lewiston; consideration
$1,000.
Eliza w. Thatcher to same. part of lot
9, block 80, city Of Lewiston for purpose
OF street; consideration 81.
Gabriel Holyle to same, all of lots 5, s.
blk 8, Mulkey's addu, city of Lewiston;
consideration {looo
G. W. Temple and wife to same, lot !,
blk ~, Morris addn, city of Lewiston;
consideration $500.
John F. Dole and wife to James H.
Campbell, Or sec 80. tp "a, nr1 e;
consideration $500.
l. D. Leonard and wife to Edward G..
Booth. half Of lots : IS block II town
OF Mellen; consideration {3S.
William H. Shields and wife to E. G.
Booth. lot 6 block ~ town Of Meileu:
confederation {Ioo.
d. S. Waskey aud wife to w. Strous.
lots ann s block 70 town of Peck; con.
siderstiou {7s
John G. Wright to Robert E. Bell, lots
9, 10. IS, Is block ~ town Of Mellen;
consideration SIS
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-10

The senior class Of the Lewiston Nor
nal has just completed Il. standing 70,
the year aud the result shows that thu
class Of 1905 will have twenty -eish,
graduates. Out Of the IS has Lewiston ba,
ave and nearly every county Of the state
- represented and the personnel II ss;si
to be the strongest in the history Of ,he
school. The work now runs fall fosr
years course and mauv Of the present
class hAvc completed the eatire work
here.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-10

Ill ~VUVU II
0--------------------- ------------.
clarence Roonett made q trip to the
Clearwater timber belt Saturday.
A son was born Saturday morning N
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Branch Of this CITY
". G. Fosesuan was . ua.se,y., =,
the Clearwater train Monday enroute for
Boise.
justice Ailshie Of the supreme cour, i.
expected home today to make final ~.
rAngements for moving his household -.
fects to Boise.
=. =. lomax returned Monday from .
TIP to Kooskia where he spent /. a.v
fishing in the Middle Fork. M,. ~
max and son are in Kooskia visiting Nth
Mrs Leon Porter.
/ L Haynes has returned, from HE
trip to Kansas City and St. Loui. tn.
rough weather prevailing in the Mi,.;..
"pp' valley made him glad /, return -
the sheltering hills Of Lewist IN v.,,ev
McBr'de's bill 10 appropriate f,soo
'os : monument to Major McCouville ana
other Idaho patriots who fell in the Phil.
'pp'nes should be passed without . AZ.
sensins vote. nation that remembe,,
anu honors Is heroic dead will never
lack for pstri,tic defenders -Ex-,,;,,
Capital News.
KEY. J. a. Pine spent Sunday At Guide.
sac where Rev L. r. Stevens il hola;,.
series Of revival meetines. having
splendid insere.t. Mr.. Pine,s .h..,.s
'io" bis own pulpit is due to the fact ,h,,
the cn''ss'aa church is undergoing ex.
@nsve repairs The audjtorm j. .r.
iafged and . new room added to ,,r ,..a
- Sunday school room and for ~.
deavor meetiugs.
Miss Berpice Mccoy, county .choc,
superintendent. left today for . vi.i, 10
'.no"a district No. s. near Leland where
.ne viii sssist in organizing new school
Miss Onborn late from Iowa viii r. ~.
'escner. Miss Mccoy reports . scarcity
.. teachess Tor the coantry schools.
There are IS school district. now il the
county aud there are no, local teacher.
enough TO supply the demand.
The engagement Of Mis sue Ne;,, rs
Spokane p Marcus Barnett Of thi. ci.v !.
announced. Mia Neill viii be here mi.
week 10 visit friends. Last year ,he Wa
: student At the normal and made manv
friends here. Her father il Robert Neili
: prom'nent Occur d'Aiene mining man.
M. Barnett l. one Of Lewissou's popular
native sons and the encouragement i.
sfaniyirg to wide circle Of fiieud..
a team from the Lewiston No,rr.,
SCHOOL will debate with team from the
University Of Idaho in Lewiston March
sosh. tn question being, "Resolved.
tnss sumo manner Of fixing railroad rate.
oy the United States sovesnmen, ehali
V devised Another team from the
Iew'sson Normal conpsised of Mes,,
MCGEE. Raak and Reid win deh.,.
.oe Sneney normal team in the near
atufe ON The trust question.
Fred 6snefy returned yesterday from
trip 70 he upper timber country for the
purchase q losa Mr.. Rmery reports
heavy snow falls Tor the season In The
timber belt over the divides ON Silver
creek. he says that where there
vas fourteen inches Of snow Lest year
there - At present four feet. and the suov |
Continues falling frequentl- with indic..
'son' that there will Be higher water than |
usual on the Clearwater and i,s ,ribu.
taries In the spsing.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-10
~ It Cssaay Sssvsysss.


The duties aud salaries Of county sur.
veyoss are to be increased under the
terns OF the measure introduced ia The
aosse BY Ashley Of Kootenai aud Riblet,
: q Cassia.
II addition TO his present duties he
shall have supervision Of all county roads
Ard bridges. aud. uuder the direction Of
ne cosnty commissiouers II shaii BE- his
duty to take charge Of and direct the
work ofsl' ovesseers, and they shall, ex-
cept IN cases Of emergency. work only
ssder his dirertion, and be shall approve
~ disappsove Of all work and bills Of
sosd overseers before their presentation
: % the board
The county Surveyor shalA be paid I
ssissy Of $50 to tAoo per annum, 10 BE- de-
tesmined BY the board Of county com.
nissioneaa. aid salary 10 cover oil oisce
work performed BY him q county sur.
veyes. and in ssiditioa thereto he shall
receive 8 per day for each day he i. nee
easarsly engaged IN Geld work for the
county. which salary and per diem shall
b paid quarterly from the county treas.
ury. st
p naking Official surveys for private
individuals he shall Be allowed fees for
Ais sefvsces . Sollows: For the 6rss cor.
ser estab,ished in accordance with this
ct, 81, for each additional corne, 60
cents; for every survey less than 90
chains. s. 50; fos every chain over So
chains, three cents per chain; for calcu
lasing the quantity Of each tract OF land
81; for recording Geld notes Of every sur.
vey, 10 cents per folio; for making or
copying tracts Of plats. 50 cents per hour;
Tor travelling 70 pisces Of survey for each
mile in going only, IS cents. for survey. |
ING roads and boundaries, including the !
preparing and recording Of plals aud Geld |
noees, for each day necessarily engaged
- Sid work. Is: for surveys and rc.sur.
veye q town lots, 81 for the 6rss lnt and |
- ~ eqeh additional lot.
No pefsou IN b eligible to the Office
- county surveyor Who does NOT hold . |
cessieeaie iro0 the staie engineer g : |
liesassd sssveyog J
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-10

Subscribe for the T2iI2R. The Mo.
neer newspaper Of the Clearwater valley
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-02-10

A bill has been introduced into the
senate by the committee on privileges
and elections. which proposes many
changes in the existing election law.
Some Of the provisions Of this new Law is
~ follows:
Section 81 provides that the election
register Of the previous election, OF in
case the register cannot be sent, q crit
led copy Of il must be sent to the regis
tsar appointed. and that il shall be his
daty to strike from the register the names
o. all persons who. by death, removal
from the precinct OF other cause. cease to
qsaIihed voters Of the precinct. In case
the name Of any voter still reading 10
the precinct ID stricken from the register.
the registrar must immediately give him
wSttten notice that his name has been 10
Stricken from II. when such person may
apply for for registration, but no elecsor
whose name has been duly registered
and not stricken Cd shall be required
to register again, but shall continue
qualified voser in the precinct
where registered until otherwise notified,
ssd this shall apply to all electors resis-
tered At and for the preceding general
eleeaion.
section - provides for the transfer.
ring Of the names Of voters from the old
TO the new register and the return Of the
old one 10 the county commissioners = lib
. lise Of the names stricken therefrom.
which mast-thereafter 1t all times during
once hsns Be open to inspection BY the
pablo. The register must thereafter on
the days named by him ct the place Of
registration designated from the hour OF
? o'ciock .. N to S O'Clock p. m. for the
purpose Of registering. In this section,
- proposed TO Be amended. the "electors
oath" u ON tied
Section - b to be amended 20 that
the registrar l. to'receive not to exceed
10 cests for transferring the names from,
The last election register and IS cents per
naDe los each voter registered
"Further sections in the bill provide
Tor change 81 ballot. one for each poll
tscal. party and il Is designed TO prev IN,
fusioa "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20

WHISKY CASE

MEMPHIS, Tenn, MAY 10 II
seems probable that Elizabeth Me
Cermick. who sent the hottie 81
polsnnca NhlakeY, viii be returned
a. Cincinnati although the officials
81 that city today naN thoY believe
they have sufficient evidence 60 eons
Wet, The Memphis police also SAY
they can convict her on = charge q
first deKrse murder,
The hearing OF the hAhehs corpus
proceedings brought by her attorney
win be heard az o'clock this after
aoan. II is thought that Governor
F'raAief will be restrained from Is
suing rcauisitton papers permitting
Of her being taken 10 ohio for trial.
Yesterday a friend 81 the woman
swore cut papers charging her With
murder. This scheme was cnncelNpi
by her attorney O. coinpei the trial
az the case Ia Tennessee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
STILL AFTER
THE BOODLERS

ST. LOUIS. May ts.--Thc iocai
grand jufy today wtsi make partial
report asains; aafne % the state
hoodlers. and tern continue the tn.
vcstigasiou % ieeai be~esiiinx cases
Prosecutor Polk expects to take No
vacation this summer
Emil Hartmann. former speaker
pro tstn OF the hn,ISe ~ delegates
charged with accepting $500 a.
bftbs Tor bis vote on tie lighting
blu. was caiicd FOR trial In the cir
eutt cauft. thia morning Thta IL
tAs ntst case srpN ing out OF the
5000 dsas In which tha money -
said 10 have hsen Distributed al
Lehnnuu.s AZ \ birthday Marty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
-ssss
REBELLIOUS
ALBAHIAHS

coNsrASTlNurf.H May H.
The government has sent troops
ana Is cannon - acutafi 10 repreas
the Hebeiiiuus Alhaniahs who a -
reported. have KILLED the magistrates
and have been totinE
A dispatch irum SaloHiea states
that another bank dyuamitaf hah
been arrested. One Of those pre-
vieusly arrested Tor compllity. u re-
ported 60 have committed Suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
DEFENDER nv
RACING TRIM

CITY tst.ANn MAJ 10 Tho Re
iiancs eafsoct~ o. take a spin sHis AZ
tsruO-an having been cleaned up aud
put overheard Into tae water aaFiy
this morning. There - possibility
that the Constitution vii not hr
ready to race on Thursday AZ phr
wili not ~ ha I'D ont until this
evening fsf body II undaahtealY
foul a. she has not been cleaned tot
two years
The Columbia. due NJ Asf uanar.
ms ~ ui~nu Cows today, fpay 81 Tot
a ssi this afternoon. capt Rhodes
~ the Constitution natak no eiaiu
that the Constitution j. faatef thsa
the Ncltaner. he says tho rae. ) Ia
wind US fiakSy. The result was
largely a matter Of lusk lie says
the Reliance has everything a. naks
her INVARIABLY swift
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
NONUNIONiSTS
ROMBARDED

NEW YORK. May ~ subway
steel today Men Ia the tunnel were
homhardea with stones and bricks,
nos only from the stfeat and side
walks, but from the windows and
foam az the italian tenemsnts on
both sides 81 the excavation A
number Of Wafkmsn were hit. hut
none were dangerously injured. The
police dispersed the mob aud made
enc hrrnat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
SUNSTROKE

NEW YORK, May is There were
two proHfratia today from tbs IN
tense hsat A man Nas overcome in
a restaurant while eating his lunch
con and died. An aged woman falt
ON the street and Was taken 10 thu
hospital The Thermometer stood at
DO degrees In the shade At noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
OMAHA STRIKE
May BE SETTLED

OMAHA. N-s. May ~ Neither
business men nor strikers admit that
a proposition for . conferences cuuea
from them. but arrangements are
nevertheless being male for one. and
Il seems probable that the strike
vii h. srttlsd within n few days.
Neia Aufantz feuncnesi today ara ~
ruas vrHa hitherto closed By the
strike are nos running sssiA nan-
nnInn halp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
COMBES GETS A
HOT RECEPTION

PARIS. Mar ~ There was dis
efder when pHriia ment reopen"a lisiH
Afternoon. II was precipitated W
Premier combes' appearance. in an
hwer t. intcfrnEations regarding I've
religious situation. which was the
first business bernf. the chamber
A deputy frpm tbs Nsndae diatflef
crlad ~ a loud voice Down VIII
comkea Down with pernacutaff
Nivs lih~fte" A lumuit fulioN "a
witch waH not suppressed for Hcyefit'
uainuiaa p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
GREEKS WANT
PROTECTION

CoSsTANrINoPf.E May - ~
The Erand vtasf to-day received a
denuztlan 81 hlnhopa IL the orthodoa
uresk eaerch. Who urged that Fapss.-
siNo measures Be taken 10 pFvxsat
bulgarian persecution " the ctreuka
They stated that the Greeks pa.
thence "a almost ended aad that
there will be 4 serious aeafieg un-
t-za steps are tuxnsd AteiY taasn.
TIE Ffarr promised q tn&uKNrAtr
severe measures Ia pFsFSuf a fesur-
renee % the p<rsecutlona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
STONE THROWERS
ARE kRRAlGNED

RRIpuMPoRT. Conn. May 10 =
p1ftecn men were arfaisned VA the
police court today on charges u tn
thnidatton, Stone throwing and
breach Of the peace. ia the street ear
riots. Attempts 10 car 10 induce the
men % arbitrate have proved IN
sugcaazfui
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
KILLED 800
DERVISHES

LONDON. May fe.=-An official
dispatch today states that Abysrin
Ian truops operating against the Mad
Muliah we're attach I'd a nurhiiii BY
400 derstahon. A severe hhnd-t To.
hand fight followed which lasted a
minutea The derNishea we're driven
oft losing 500 killed. Tho Abyssln
iAnH lost only ~ KILLED and 10
Wounded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
~
MAY BUY 4 g
RAILROAD

WINNIPEG Canada. May Ia
President Wilson - the urnna Trunk
railroad il on route here to tnHpecl
the Candida Northern There q
aaia 20 be a probability If his buy
inE n, thus rfecir4tAiinK a battle Eos
Western trade with the Canadian
Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
NICE
So. :. QUIET EMILY

MADRID May -. Princess d.
saliA. King Alfonae'a aunt. Teesnti3
came here 70 CARR aafE = marriage
profect, and violent scene follow
81 her arrival The queen mother
uperaidsd her - AT adventures AND
requested her TO leave Slain intnle-
fintrir. f.sllallA retafred 10 pArls
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
BOODLERS
GO TO JAH

ST. LOFTS. Mo-. May fp--Tns
state supreme roart today r1ssraess
and fefuAnfed the eases ~ ss- Dele
gates Faulkner and Sehmsan. who
appealed from tire tsctnfnf % thr
ciFculk court asntsncinE them to tSu
years each for PERJURY. They were
convicted In connection with the
municipal bribery Investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-20
LOST THE MONEY
IN TYPEVRfTEsRS

PROVIDENCE, n l. MAY -. t'he
MoHatafK- Granville company has
tiled petition la bankruptcy, With
liabilities az ti.sda .ono. and assets Of
fano n0n. The company Loaf mnnUf
IN exploiting new typewriter,