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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
MRS. LLOYD SMITH COMES
TO FACE HER ACCUSES
Everyone was Nice 10 Me in Frisco Except a
Policeman and the Reporters Says Alleged
Oil Stock SwindIer---She Wasn't Hiding

eesaea o. be an adventures of the
nsoky sharp tfpe.
eisoo. Mrs smith. according e. Dep
utY sheriff Williams story. won the
fFtsnaship Of every passenger dn
beard the BOAT She has = fich.
weit trained voice and sang sin the
cabin, every evening
4 was not BIT Heasick.' size SAID.
this morning. Mir. Williams and the
passengers were 50 kind o. ne.
Eyesy one was nice 90 me intfriseo
toe. except = policeman and Ahe -
porters, The papers aid seq such
queer things about me,
You rsmsmber that story in the
Frisco papers. don't yeuf shs said
turnlns 90 Attorney Dore .'Whsrs
they said I ran away from the Of
fiexr who arrested ms and wouidnil
let them take me 10 the station,
THAT wasn't the say Of u At all
asked the deceive who arrested me
on the street 20 let me- phone % my
attorney and he wouldn't 10 I just
went Into n shoe store and did %
anyhow.
Il knew Ar. Bsardfnan had thu
stock IN hts office and thought AL
I had 60 30 was to show q ana then
thss wouldn't arrest me. The n.
flaars followed me into the atarp and
srabbed my arm ssd marched me op
the street With et,uut two thousan nd
people following me snd cant help
laughing when | THINK about " now.
but az the time thought Il was a
most solemn eeaHson,
4 don't See how the dectseilNas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

Mrs. Lloya smith, charged with
having obtained several thousand
dollars from Mts i.uts ana other
Women ln thia city BY selling them
worthless of stock. arrived from
san Franeisco On the steamship
James Dollar early this morning IN
custody Of Deputy sheriff Williams
and was accompanied BY Mrs. T.,
Williams Of san ffancisno n friend
who has been caring Tor her In a
recent illness.
Mrs. smith vac met on her arrival
by her attorney l. Y, noaFdman.
who came 10 Seattle twa days ago
and retained John NJ bore 10 assist
him In Mrs Smiths dafsnss.
Although the beat arrived in port
at o'clock Mrs smith dsi not come
On deck until AFTER 7. when she was
taken intsdiatsly 20 the shsfiffs Of.
rive AZ ten e'eleok she was taken
% Justice Gamma court and her hond
was fixed to 1880 aud her prellmin-
ery hearing set Tuesday. May n
Every effort has been made by
SAN FRANCHISES authorities 10 hold
Mrs. smith 10 answer 20 charges
preferred against hsr there and u
was only after a long controversy
that Governor Aorride's extradition
papers eeFs honored,
Although Mrs. smith has three
sons who airs practically grown up.
shs DOES not look 60 be more than
= % so she IL = beautiful woman
and IL possessed az a charm which
wins her many fstsnda In srite %
the fact that abe 10 generally con-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
JAMES r. KEENE SAYS rcNT

much James n Ksens Possesses II my
h 800 or more OF and he made
by speculation the sreets"t reeneers the world has
specialist hs waum has E'fen S Aa@
o would speculate;
"poNss RESOURCES ARE PRACTICALLY WITHOUT y
SHORE rnE MY SPY PAR THE HIGHEST Prize
fN,R INTIMIDATION YET. WITH All. MI POWER And
RESOURCES HAVE ABLE TO WIN ofTENhR
THAN ForR TIMES KEEP our-kEEP OUT
Mauey : tatng mind haprne-s and mil
lscnsa are
Perhaps Into those ~efdz NhEf
OUT" haxv an origin that even h suspect
Of great esns as
count has turned a fiat
and generous TO
trusted and trusted In
a humanity. lie net reh
colder this gissed veteran
word hut his own
battle he has
under pile OF
with nshine In
IA. heart aesa.t should he Il
happy repeat would si that no
% the chase where
huruan eelns sw~rsth -
We are not preachtag
enioyu~nt curse that
There miss who VIII stake
wthoa, culver - their muscles
OF want and poor In an Of the things
thas 10 snake a eontsnt
DON'T ENVY JAMES r. KEEN = iE ISN'T hArPf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

could have beer looking ZOE me toi
weeks
= VAS IN q private HaHltariun
near Frisco all the time aud II thej
had been good detectives they ought
10 have found fps ne I certainly
wasn't hiding nun them. little
bit
Mrs smith was Handsomely
snwned ~ black tailor made eos
tune aria wore costly furs. hbs
does not seem 20 be worried about
the matter and feels confident ol
an aeauittai In this event. Hhs
says. chs viii 20 directly on 70 Men
York. Her sons are attending 4
boarding school IN San FmneiHoo
Mrs. smith has been a widow fol
several years
Hy her alleged false annnranoss
many Seattle ~omsn. u IL said
were persuaded "a invest large sum-
of money IN the oil stock which Mfn
Smith h said To have told thbn
would soon make them wealthy. Be
fore the warrant wac issued for hel
arrest Mrs. hfulth went - Hat
francisco where she was arrested
a few weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
HOW THE BRIaADIKR CAME Tc
THE CASTLE OT GLOON

THE CASTLE on GLOON
You DO vefy we'll, my ffisuda. %
treat me with some little resersncs.
for IN h0norina me yea are henoFtnN
both France and yourselves.
u is not merely an Old. gray mus
ta0hsd offiosr whom you see satins
hiz osaelstts of drinking hts glass,
but u is a fragment u history.
In ma you see one ~ the last %
those wonderful men the men who
were xeterann when they we're yet
boys. who learned 10 use a sword
earlier than a razor. and who during
a hundred battles had newer once let
the enemy zee this color OF their
knapeaeks.
For - years Ne we're teaching hs-
rope how 60 night. and even when
they had learned their lesson u Nas
only the Thermometer ana nsssT tbs
hgyonaf. which could break the
Grand Army down Berlin. Naples.
vIsnna. Madrid. I4sion. hoseo~ we
stabisd our hofses In thsin ALI
rss. ny fficnds. say again that
yoa 40 we'll 20 send your ohtldreu 10
me with a0wsrs. for these ears have
heard the trumpet caLa ~ frahee,
ard these syes have seen her stand-
ards IN lands whore they may nsvsr
BE- seen again.
Even now. when I done IN my arm
chair. can see those great warriors
stream before fns-ths green jacket
sd rhasEears. fha giant cuifasatsfs.
maHtisd dragons. the noddins oear
skins 81 the horse Rrenadisfa. And
l then there comes TIE thick. low rat
tie 81 the drums, and through
wnaaths % dust and smoke l see the
lire Of high bannets. the row 81
hrovu faces. the swing and toss OF
the long red plurnsa amid thu sloping
lines % steel And ihefe rtdea Ssy
with his red head. and Lsfebyre Nith
bis bulldog Jaw and fAnnes with his
Caaeau HwaEEsf. ard thea amidst
the glaam 81 brass and the Haunting
feathers I catch a glimpse u him.
fhe man with the pslAe nfuiis. tbs
rounded shoulders and the farror
eyes There IL az sud u my sleep.
MY frisuda. fof up ! spring from my
chair. vita a cracked voice cAiitne
and a Silly HAND outStrvs ched. -
that Nine. TtauK has ore more
laugh At the old fellow wha lives
among the shadows.
Although I was = fun chief u brig
sds. when the VARS came % an end.
=
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

once known ~ Jean csrse.. -.
forwards aa The HHfan BtfR, - :.
You must know. then. thAt 4 -. :
ruafy Of 1907. immediately afia' =
9akiuK u Danzig Major -. y
ana / Yerc commissioned h IS
900 remaunts from Prussia lnta s s.i
efn Poland. -
The hard weather. ana e.,.....
the great battle At Egiau. lad H..
~ many horses that there va -. -.
danger Of our beautiful Tea,t !.
HusaafH becoming q battal!sr !.
light Infantry We knew. ths,s,,
both the major and !. that w. -.
DO VERY welcome At the ffan,
ala not advance very rapidly -
syer. fuf ths snow Nas a.. 4
roads deteatable. ahd Ws had ~
returning lnYalids 70 ahslnt b.
sides. Il IL impossible, xhsn
have a daily change u forAx, z.
sometimes none a. all, " -
horses faster than a walk
aware that in the story BOOK !.
cavalry whirls past Al the nssa.s
of gallopa. but for my own psft :
Ter ~ campaigns. should X -
satisfied 90 know that my hr,..l
could always walk upon tn -
and tfot in The pfsssnes Of ths :.
my. This ! say Of the hussArs Il
ehaaseurs. mark you. 80 tina, n 4 4.
more the case with euirxssis- :.
Dragons.
Fof myself am fond a 49,
and 70 have 100 o. thsn. a s,.s.
age and shade and ehanetss, /.
under my own hands. Wa 4 -.
great pleasure 20 ma. Thar -.
from pamsrhnin for the inos, -
though some were from Nsf,.,es.
aud some from Alsaee. and 4 a..
ed as 70 notice that they dirsx !
character A. much a. the p~~.. 1,
those provinces We obsefrs ~.
what have oftsn proved IN. ~,
the nature Of a horse can BE- ia !.
his coloF. from the roqasfiirk IN
bay. fuii 81 faneiss and nsrs~ !
the hardy chestnut. and from q.
dOciie roam 70 pig hsadsc rx1.
black. All this has nothing ia i,
world 20 Do win nay story, bns fer
IN an Officer ~ cavalry 10 ~ =
with bic fals when Be finds Va hor.
waiting for him ri the ogts>t7 II +.
my habit you see. 20 talk Of IL
which intsrssts myself and 80 / be-.
that ! may interest," you.
We cronsed the vAssuiz cppa<s,
MaFienwerder. end h.h got a ~ 4
Rieaenberg. whsn Major Lxx<sdrv
came into my room At the p1x hpu<t
with an open paper IN his ksz1
"Yo8 are 20 leave me-" Ne ~
with despair upon his face.
II was no very great rrtsf 81 y.
70 DO that. fof be was. u I may u.
80. hardly worthy 70 have ssef i
suhaltern. sAiuist howsvrr. n 4
isHfS=
IA IL an order from dersrxi u
saila. - he continued. roo are 70 -
cesd 20 Roselie Instantly, and 70 ,
port yourself az the headgusf-sn 4
the regiment"
fTo BE canfiassf)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

San FRANcIsCo. May t.--fn ths
Pacific Coast t<ssss game rasur'
das Eass,s cf Sacramento 6sftad Out
hotne run n The FIRST baif ~ ths
tenth. stnnfnE the keHse for ths
visitorr BY = soorw % . 70 s.
Two games wsFs plsysd yesterday
TIE first went 10 Sacramento by q
seors 81 q - q rhs secend safns
wss also wun ~ The VISITING tsem
The accxsf Sacramento. 4 Oakland
Q. batteries Thomas aud Graham
fs<~ aud Lehman. rFapifs-i~sp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

aud had every hope ~ sooa being
made q general u division. u IL atiil
rather a. my EARLIER days that ! turn
when l wish 10 talk ~ the gloriea
md the trials Of soldiers life. For
you Niil understand thar when an
OfiieeH has 80 many men and horses
under him he has bis mind fun u re-
crulta and rnmauutA. Fodder. and faf h.
riefs and quarters. - that even when
he is not IN the face Of the enemy
life IL a very serious matter fef him,
iiut when he H. only lieutenant o.
"a captain he has nothing heaFlef
than his epaIiettes upon his should
cfs 80 that he can cink ha spurs
and swing HE daiman. drain his
glass and kiss his Eifi, thinking 81
nothing ahva ~ enjoying a gallant
life. That Ia the lms wbsn he 4
likely 10 have advantu rrH. and II "a
often to that time that / shall turn
tn the stories which I may have Tor
you. 80 II viii be tonight when
tell you 81 my Walt 10 the Castle Of
Gloom. of the strange miaai0u 81
sub Lieutenant Duroc. and pf the
horrible AFFAIR Of the man who wai
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
Standing Of the Clubs
EAGLES WILL BUILD
4 HOME AEAit-

Seattle ~yrts No. Fratsrnai Order
OF Easfes viii build a haliand Lodge
Frsttia In the neaF future A int fex
- fest. az she curnsf ~ Seventh av-
agus and Pins street. has besn pur-
chased AZ en<t % az 9so. and last
1iEht building company. consisting
ef ntsEubsfs % the order. was oFFsB-
Issd
T'ils company viii b. duly incor-
ppfatsd. and vii erect q s9aeoo 10
tsss9 bai'dinE On tho ate rsnsntlY
parshaase. a. Z the present inisA-
',cs, =. -, tss-. 49, .--s....
f>--ssss- .---, fsss sss-s fis-sSs -fsf'
magnificent lodge reeps Allows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
THEY BROKE
EVEN
Seattle and San francisco
p. C.. L. Teams Play
Tao Games

Save foe the unastsrfui pitching.
tbs brilliant neidinx. the Timely bat
ting and ths generosity Ia Eistng
ess~a On balls Of mig Isabes
sShocs. the same bstwesa the Sc
attic and 'Friseo teams At Rsersa-
Glen para yesterday wan a. tame and
embarrassing - tiger hunt IN
idaho you'd be-
shock struck cat 70 ra~n. hal nvs
ss.lsts. made two hits and rave sew
en- bssss CA balls Tho game was
newer In dosabx. for Prise had no
nsoFe chaacs Of aeoflns than the tide
has % ciiulAinz Capftol Hlli
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

me Qaeen was today lis
i =
damages By the owners % q
Adamsoa IN the sum " At4W
This lfbsiRnts who are iona Adsz-
son. John Mali ana James tzx1x
ali OF Newcastle. Engisnd. sp-sH
the damages as follows: - =
az 90. for loss Of time sat ena<zs
SIS. 90. for loss 20 cargo 8.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
LOCAL THEATERS


Rice and Wise. the csrlasfsans In
Are You = Aasonf which opened
: hrsef snEzssmsnt at the Grand
last night. do not claim 10 be sle-
vaffns the stage nor 60 present q
play that wfll - down IN HISTORY as
. MASTERPIECES. What thsy 81 risfm
and what they are accomplishing "
that thry are travelling throaEh ths
country leaving q veks Of hssrfy
laughter Thelr play 70 ems eco-
tiHaes laugh Situations Of the fan
at~st kind follow each ether in rapid
saecenxicn. This comedy - Of the
ei~aness sort aud Al the dssiegss n
witty. me play ~ snAppy and bril-
liant from the rise 81 tbs curtain
and the aetion never issa
Third Ass.os Thsstsr
Five acts Of condensed wisdom
and philosophy. called ana drama
tf~ea from Count Teistsss great
nasisFplSes en the sesisi problem.
ssRseurrectten. detfsht two good
houses AT ths laird Avsuae thsstsr
yesterday afternoon and evening
Baker Thssser Company
The air az tbs army hsvers about
the Seattle fhaatsr this week. where
the Baker Theatsr Company h pro-
duCiuS Fhs Girl / f<sft fs~hiHd
Ne. Last nights Opening pfssen-
faffnB 81 the play ~as ssA attended
and the audience responded 10 the
smell of SMOKE. the din of arsns and
the march of TROOPS With insgsrfns
thrills Of applause saxs fof a faF
rough spots cue 20 the short time
the piece was in preparation. u was
sccsptably pre-sntsd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

eific National League game resulted
IN = shut out fof San Francisco
the score being 9 20 ..
The visitors lost again yesterday
The score fan Francisco. Il los
Angeles. 8 batteries stoxAli and
fiarwsidi Thatrhsr and Hanson
Umpire Warner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

Kswsy Little items
From Ano0nd World


vail hold . tWo~day convention and
Tournament here s,sz week.
Afviran Mstho1ssts are planning tn
bald a new church In Saattie.
TAs Sezas coanxli has passed =
carfew ordinances % keep boys Al
home after ten d. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

PORTLAND. May t-Ia e.tur-
days Pacific ceart LsSsns xaEsss the
tocai team was oatpiayvd. tire AHssls
winning by a soose " Z 20 .
Yesterday ths hasne tsas enuk on
= batting streek hne won hsndtly.
Tas srors. Portland. 9. Lee An
aeiss. /. flattsFias--ftasisF and
HuFsburt. Cos belt ara sgtss um-
PRIV C)sCounssI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
HICKEYS
VICTORY


Jack Hirhey. the soushpaw,
pitched hi. first game Ntth dug
aAlss team this psAson At Athlstle
PARK yesterday sftsgneob- he shut
the Portland team out without a
run and held them down 10 riE
scattered hftn He fioliaa his pos
tim as ne never has before on BE
Alta grounds and hls arm VAS ~
p.rfrct condition. Noth lkhstRnd >
inx the fact that tlickay jumped
10 the new I.sus and thra came
back to pasdais. he vas warmly
reserved ~ the crowd yesterday
when be appeared la the diamond
4exsF@ nv tAHfaU4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

TACOMA. May t-.The Paddle
Satiouai League sa1Hs Saturday re-
$50 ess $500 -. 4 = - E.a>~So
ssssu or q ~uarw 90 80 =
Yesterday ~ sstns slso Wsat %
Rpoksns. Tls sooss Epokana. q.
T4eassa. q batteries psnuusa and
xsiusky. Mccarthy. ifsfsnpa sad
tYefa rmpirs~ Colsau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

YOUHCSTER Is
HAND HEADED


EVERETT WASH. MAY t-Renny
1tadss aged II years. fell feet last
night from q second story building ~
the course ~ cansetructton. ~.
Anghted on his had. hus esuapec
without serious injury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

ANU AdifAN r.
BfiEadier Etinna Gerard. 4 soldier
OF Napoleon. having come % old aEs
gathers a circle 81 admirers about
him And tolia them stories u hls En-
piDits. This story IL OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

ana hessttfsaI--it 10 . puFs. sesstai,s.
pasn f-ound ON trial u vii be found
a psff~ct MaesaFa CREAM Al stores
OF atare. Fisher a Lane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

Bong ef the seild sewer
King Carbasp was a hearty king
ard had a royal smell.
And how ~e come % love him "a
why. that We sever tell
HUT when We saw that Mr.. rn~
had such a real snSd thing
We started out 90 sing and shoaI
-Ad Haii tAa Garbage kfrs'
rncie Sam has tlssl SEE. sts cash
on hand. W. hsNent eeuntsd cur
piis Yet.
High i.auor license has knocked
sut owes 7ea saloons la New York.
'.Hnsoners Ham~-s New bless
lnrs iisht on Rim ~ke ftfst is~enssd
sleep. cAnt set enoaxh Of r."
: .yo9 aaa-s ,ss- .la.-s.s -ss $3.50
IumtiA have shut daan beesuse
Canadian government rsfussd 10 put
on an Import duty.
when Hartman comes 70 to~n.
look cut fpF brick hsts. flying Gin
ds4s and railroad accidents end =
few nsas-en eolitstons zfaoas tbs
transportation marnafrs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
.Lo. Angeles Win. Twice

los ANGELES. sfay a-Thomss
perfect ritchlng IN Saturdays Pa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04
psrRia1 mAssAos

"fNtHb MA8te0e
CHEAM.-sThis prepsr-
alton contains 10 oil ~
grease 81 any dasorip.
ffen. n sraftrstss nesh-
Wmma blsckhes4s. rsm
psss. tan. sanbuFn. ~rin.
ksas iaaNss the skis sofl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

Port Townsend and Victoria Route
Steamer Majestic. daily except
Thursday. $50 a. m. steamer Rosa =
lie. daily except Monday. $50 ?. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

s-ss--ss@s s-safss-s. ASA y ttr--ss.
Whsisn and iseahy. umursi Me-
launaid. Attenstsaes teep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

Banks of Waahinxten Indicate the
STATE - prospering. Again 90 sa,.
W. u. q.
Secretary Loeb has rscuxefee from
Ms attack u rneuntain fever and
has tplEsed the presidential party.
king Inward went 70 ehuFcB Ia
Paris. yesterday. And walked. too.
Looks like a dead base ball town
with only IL, 600 fans at the s~o
Enmes-
The Kaiser not 10 ~ outdoos ~
his klnRiy uncle has also visited the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

cAn. win baila a railroad assos'
The Andes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

Inhabitants afs still iissiHs from
Frank. ~. " T.. fearing aaors land
slkass.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

90 10 spipnins for bicycle rsps.s.s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

Robt. nryan and VIII Morris. y h.
murdered ~ II. is~gE. we're isnches'
near Niekseurs. Miss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

western uassa has rssamsa eyer
sfions In natfa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

Whist plAye<e of the Northwest
vail hold = tWo~day convention and
tsafnRuietit esfe sh.z week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-04

uncie Sam has tasl see ssi cash
on hand. W. hsvent eeuntsd eur
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-22
CORRESPONDENCE.
Albion.

Mrs o L Coon has been i'll the past
week.
Miss Leo Ford has been on the sick
list this week.
Mrs Mahlon Bolser has been a Madi-
son visitor since last Friday.
Warren Griffin, principal of the graded
school, was in Whitewater Monday.
Mrs Henry Head invited her Sabbath
School class to tea Tuesday.
Mrs Mary Mobiles class in elecution
will give an entertainment at the town
hall Saturday evening.
Samuel Burdick and DR. Crosley went
Madison Wednesday. Mr. Burdick re-
manned to undergo an operation at the
city hospital.
The Albion Academy nine and team
from Wisconsin University play game
of base ball on the campus Friday after
noon. Admission, 25c.
Mrs G E Crosley of the Junior Com
mittee, and Earl Noble, delegate from
the S D B Junior Society," attended the
Southern Wisconsin district @. e con-
Vention at GAINESVILLE from Friday to
Sunday.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-22
Milton Junction.

Mr. Richmond of Lima will move into
our town and occupy the Shade house
in the southern part of town.
sc Chambers was quite i'll the first of
the week but recovered sufficiently to re-
sumo his work on the road Tuesday.
DR. B Wescott Rogers and wife of Mil
waukee have, been spending the week
with his father, L t Rogers. DR. Rogers
departed Monday for Los Angeles, Cal,
where he expects to locate, owing to the
state of his health which requires a
warmer climate. Mrs Rogers will re-
main here for the present.
The many friends of Mrs E M Pal
inter were panied and surprised to re-
ceive the sad news of her death which
occurred on Saturday, May 2, at her
home near Richmond, Va. Mrs Painter
was for over thirty years a resident of
Milton, and left with her son, F M Pal
inter, about two years ago for Virginia
The remains were inferred at that place.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-22

-Maud-Last night Jack told me
that he wouldn't marry the best girl liv-
ing, unless - what - unless she took
Rocky Mountain Tea. Sensible fellow.
80 cents. Perry & Doty.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-22
DeerheId.

S e Simonson is in New York and
other eastern tobacco markets on bust
ness.
The round barn is evidently success.
Herman Gangstad is building the third
one in the same neighborhood, the 9TH
ers having round barns being John Pres
colt and Hans Christianson.
E A Sanders of Marshall, who was in
jured in the head by fall into the base
ment of the store, and remained uncon-
scious for over week, was at last report
said to be gaining, and asked to see his
children.
Thomas Mullen and Naamon Henjem,
two Deerfield men, appeared in the mu-
nicipal court and plead guilty to the
charge of selling liquor without a license.
or in other words they were operators of
"blind pig" The complaint was made
by A G Brictson, the president of the
village of Deerfeld, and the arrest fol-
lowed. Mullen, who is an old offender,
was givensthe full extent of the law in
the way of fine. He paid the sum of
500, while Henjem got off with fine of
S75.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1903-05-22

Geo Dickinson is having furnace put
in his house.
Rev PARIS and Mr. Mabson's babies
have the whooping cough.
Mr. and Mrs Jas Craig visited over
Sunday with relatives at GAINESVILLE.
Rev Parr will preach his farewell SER
mon next Sunday at the P M church.
The Ladies Aid Society of the P M
church will meet with Mrs Wilma Slagg.
Mr. and Mrs Job Marsden called upon
Mr. Brothwell at Amos one day last week.
visited with Mr. and Mrs John Craig
over Sunday.
Misses Francis Gardner and Cordelia
Stebbins visited one day last week with
Miss Mildred Marsden.
Misses Ethel and Francis Gardner
and Cordelia Stebbins of Fulton attend
ed the social at the p NJ church last
Wednesday evening.
The late frost this spring did not dam
age the fruit as was expected. The
cherry plum, apple, crabapple and pear
trees are all in full bloom.
The supper and donation at the P M
church last Wednesday evening was a
decided success, although the crowd was
small the proceeds Melted over $500.
The merchants at Amos started their
delivery wagon last Tuesday and deliv-
cred over $50 worth of goods which had
been ordered over the Albion Prairie tel
ephone line.
Miss Viola Marsden closed success
full year of teaching with graduation ex-
ercises Tuesday evening. The program
Wis we'll rendered, every pupil doing
credit to the teacher. -