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Woodruff County news., 1903-02-19
NEWLY MARRIED.

She was newly-married and did not know a little bit about either housekeeping or shopping, and she was giving her very first order. It was a crusher, but the grocer was 8 clever man and was used to all kinds of orders and could interpret them easily.
 I want two pounds of paraly- zed sugar, she began.
 "Yes m. Anything else?"
 1.-Two tins of condemed milk"
 Yes 'm."
 He set down pulverized sugar and condensed milk.
 "A bag of fresh salt. Be sure it is fresh"
 "Yes m. What nex t?"
 "A pound of desecrated cod fish"
 He wrote glibly, "Dessicated cod"
 Nothing more, ma am? We have some nice horesradish just in."
 No" /" she said. Tt would beof no use to us; we don't keep 8 horse" "
 Then the grocer sat down and famed himself with washboard, although the temperature was freezing. Home Companion.
Woodruff County news., 1903-02-19
Collectors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that 1 will be at the following places at the times mentioned below for the purpose of collecting each and every kind of state, county, city and school taxes, both general and special for the year 1902 as shown by the Tax Books of said year Said taxes being due Jan. 1st, 1903 and payable any time before April 10th of said year without penalty. But after said date 25 per cent penalty and cost of collec- tion will be added:
 Augusta, Feb. 16- 18th. Cotton Plant, March 2-6th. Maberry's Store, March, 7tb. After March 10th, will be in my office at the Court House in Au- gusta, Ark. until April 10th, 1903.
 M. H. PATTERSON,
 Sheriff and Fix oficio Collector
 of Woodruff county.
Woodruff County news., 1903-02-19
DeView, Ark. Feb. 9, O3.
Editor of the NEWS:

Editor of the NEWS:
 It is @ general failing of human nature and has been since the days of Grand-P Pa Adam to look into and inquire about the business of others. Knowing this to be true, 1 for one have held my peace and kept my thoughts to myself. But there is a time. When silence ceases to be virtue.'
 There are many things that should occupy the public mind and engage the attention of all. The newspapers are filled with new trusts being formed and mergers being merged and great strikes being struck and mighty corners being cornered. All of which causes feeling of restless ness to creep up the back of the businossi world, which lin turn looks out over the strong mass of poor humanity with suspicious leeI in his; eyes, which seems to ask itself, what will be next?
 But undoubtedly the most i'm portant question at present is the pubiic roads. Never have l seen the roads in such a condi- tion. Wleat has become of the OverseerY
 There are few places on near ly all the roads that are simply too bad to drag a team through, these places should be repared in some way as soon as possible. And there present condition is largely due to there having been neglected before the wet weather set in, and will continue to. grow worse through the winter. The Free Press said in recentissue, in effect, that if a great improve ment was not made on the Public | roads, that the road tax would soon be a thing Of the past, and
  suggested building good roads, 1 using rock and gravel, and begin l at Augusta, why not begin at 1 DeVieW Git is more centrally loc2ted) and first make a good road to McCrory, then we could | go and pay our subscription for inc News and attend tol other important business, and have no fear of crippling team or sticking over night in 8 mud hole. taink it best for us all to look in to the proper solution of this matter, so all things will work | through for the goodgof the Coun- 1 ty, and in 1904 vote for TO road tax.
Woodruff County news., 1903-02-19
Court Proceedings.

Circuit Court Of the Northen District of Woodruff County is in session with Judge Hutton on the Bench. Paul Martin ready 5o swear all witness and jurors and Sheriff Patterson making himself as handy as Aunt Nancy in 8 Campaign. Court is moving along slowly due to the fact that witness and attorney are absen,t missing trains on account of cold weather. Practically nothing was done uu- til Tuesday afternoon wish the exc ection Of the Grand Jury. 1t which time the following cases were taken up: E. L. Hamilton vs5. Iron M. R. E. Judgemens of Jus tice court affirmed.
 c. E. Knight vs. Dr. Sparks; damages of 5000 rendered for Plaintiff.
 State vs. Henry Harris Js. Sabbath breaking Submitted.
 State vs. Henry Shelton Pistol . Continued.
 B. D. Kyle vs. W. B. Dougherty on Settlements Continued.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
STRIKE GOES
QUIETLY ON

they decided 20 make q desperate At
tempt 10 streuEther fhetf tnrcea aud
induce al the uuinu car men of the
city 20 enlist in "a united cause The
meeting tn consider = mass ulef ting
Vas the nasult
The only trouble Hxrvfleucrd ~
the electric company IN getting cut
IL cars thia morning Vas "a the
James atrsaf power house. whefn for
nearly tao hnurr tha strisrFa kept
every q. heel from turning AZ the
expiration Of that time they gave ~
the attempt - maintain the blockade
az ths request nf the ear barn suz
psriutendeut. who pointed ont that
All ears bat bic VERY being taken
cut
a iarxriY attended neatfBT - the
ed cafm-aa' unian waz held festsrsiaF
sHeniBE ard last niEht Several nissH=
hsrs ~ The advisory tsaaHd wefu pfas=
ent End discussed the sautIiian ~ fhs
ssrfke. A felf shich had hssn prepsf-
- frr TIE Signatures ~ thr strikers.
showed that - men asHe entitled -
sffike hrneHtn
IRE Western central Labor unIsh
isha - fesitiar mrstins lsst niEht bat
@.r-I.ss-~
ssasaiaa Alec and q srss reported that
fhHy dFriltsi g. So or . afmrathstsa
strike when requested g. - - 81 the
advisory haaszl
Richard gafasiiss Esrand vice nfsst.
dsat - the International Street. Raais
way Emptofss assncia tian. siii feafl5
Seattle fruna san Ffa aelsea satufsias
ard wii eUHsfuet the ssvihs m rars
laHefieu with ths atffsaFf tseari Tire
rHen afr eakrriT aualffaa his srrtFas
Afsst are eaaa.lsni EhAt Re ali sae~.ills
place fhsiF cause "a nsets firm faua=
aAtinn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
NEW INSPECTORS

Capt Andrew l. HSii and Harry
g. Lord have been formally appoint
cd assistant United States insrec-
tors of huils and boilers to succeed
Capt a. .. Whitney and Il G. Tur-
nsf. who have been acting as inapec-
fUf = fifsfh HfffHttntrwr mtn Wfif
known local mariners. Capt Han
was fnf 10 years in the employ of
the Pacific Coast Steamship Co. and
Mr. Lord has been Tor % years In
the United States lighthouse en-
Einear service his last position be
ins that 81 chief engineer % the
tender Heather.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
MRS EMMA CURTIS DROWNED HERSELF AT LIN
COLIN PARK LAST NIGHT IN DEsPoNDENcY

her disappearance 60 the r5oHce iass
pleht called At thp morKus aud idsnz
tiaed The hosiY
Ia ordrr O. rsaeb the reservoir the
Numun had to riimh over an eights
faat fence There il a three foot MAJ
sunrN hulkhead about the reservoir
ruFuaunted rs an iron fenve nearly
Eve feet hirh II would bs a difhcuit
taxi for sffeaa man g. climb uNef
tnta the iuelaaufa and how the aErd
Weman. weak from uinrt,a. manaEvd Il
Is "a mystery
" hen fonud Mrs curtis Wote a seal
skin coat aGd a heavy ttes aklrt aud
siifnrrs She were mo hat Her eye
glasses were On her nuse when the
bots was recovered from the water
After Mrs uftia body Wun faund this
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
THE UNION MEN HOLD MEETING TO DISCUSS 4
RECONSIDERATION OF THE WHOLE MATTER

the result would b. thu abandonment
~ fhy present strike. What would
hseamf Of the mea who are naN out
IN that cass zasfIas o. b. stu an un-
aolxed problem.
TIE strike leaders profess g. hope
that the members 81 the new seattle
Tt&inmeus Association. which the
eisefric company fosters and con.
tfais can b. inauccd o. take part IN
the mass meeting and hHEnE about
sease satisfactory strike settlement
A committee - the old union sill
be appointed - confaS Nith the
trsinmrns nFearHnaiion.
Thr situation fhta morning. from
the standpoint Il thr strikers. war
FAR ffum satisfactory and ths msH
sarls began elsusHftNE that The Iced
ere make aelite u4nse q better their
cause Just what move they should
make they aere unable 10 advise
The leaders are satisfied however.
~N1saD >As~s 49,
eHfN= tn- EtftsHs Huu cary tnfH
nsafnIuE when ft WIS found that The
enaauany weaid. AZ n did YESTERDAY
operate al .. nearly all - ita cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
hN7
MNRC7 N IT

HALLE. sept % The cavalry
charge today. tsf by the kaiser. us-
furioua one. Many were endorsed
and injured AMI the ambuiaueea
Werv Kept busy,
when che kaiser HaH that TIRE
sasans vefe outmaBsu3afiuE the
Ffassiaua. b. took All the cavalry
fram the SEASONS and turned b. over
vance was thus stopped hy their nWu
cavalry led ~ fhr emperor
A. result the saxon officers were
enraEfd at his majesty and theft
comments we're more vigorous than
elegant
one SAID the maneuNerH were the
ssaafanf hstassAsHu
Sew rpeoiI suns were tested far
the first time and wefa a great sue
cess
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
NEW ORGANIZATION
IS AN ENEMY TO LABOR

simply ussams that they are IN the
euMrHnNs power rufuptetstY
The company aErsss e. treat y TN
their - innE a. they are not affii-
lated wifh ans local OF national
iAtssr organization. thus insisting on
uaH-freoRnitian u the regular iai'ot
unions
sras res association. n such g
may De called. t. composed ~ go
eadefs from the regular iauiau Nhn
are now banded together and used
~ a whip b. tho Seattle Electric
Company The association has ne
standing or status " hatsser and is
an enemy 60 labor"
IN fhe eyes u ola unian men the
msw Organization ia an IHhFuasi. cast
oss because n rs iileFft lruaey and
not entitled 70 recognition from the
properly affiliated urEamIza ftuua -
fhs astional federation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
GUILTY or ROBBERY

John Kelly was yesterday convicted
Of the crime II robbery IS q superior
court jury. Together with two COM
paulonH. Pat Murphy and James Kel-
~. he wns accused Of having held up
- -i'-s-s ssssss7 As-3-fss4s ---t.4,l~fs
in q dark alley between Ycslcr way
and Washington street. June j. Mufa
ply IL being tried tndsg. and Jamea
Reilly will be tried before the end ~
the week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10

Robert a piHksfton.
The crime for which Rudolph was
arrested was one ~ the bgidcst 10
recent criminal history. In company
with George Collins. alias Black
Frank. be robbed the bank Of
Union. Mo Rudolph blew up the
safe and stole $4,000 while Collins.
armed with two Feyoivers. kept citi-
zena from Interfering This occurred
on midnight ~ December e. 1902. A
month later Rudolph killed Charles
J. sehumcher. Pinkertou detective.
who with posse was attempting 70
arrest him.
Rudolph was finally arrested ana
sent to the penltentiary for a long
term Tfe planned n bold break for
liberty and escaped July 8, two
months ago. He is but % years Of
nRn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
EXCELSIOR
IS ON A REEF

Ths raegnc Packing A Navigator
Cos Vsidss uass Eteelsior Capt ..
4 Mears. e wFrckfh In Wranaei aars
aH.sa sEsass 80 ta-assszas#ff Hsfr saHs#zH=ast
To- tents SD i'm ufus iassf shaess on tAa
sharr - saGa~aY island according g.
q telegram received - she fNsins e1tns
psr line which uprstsa tne vessel zee
tsFdar s0saiue The EsrsisieF sas
sighted ~ enc british stsnHrr Afnuf
sanaAY uisff piled up On = reef ueAf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10

Gordon A. Rice. editor q the
Union Record. = authority for the
stateaaent that ire neN organization
known AZ the Seattle rfainfnen's
Association has no standing y hat
ever with any labor equalization,
lt~cal OF national anywhere. being
merely an association n ltaTlf.
founded for TIRE purpose u disrupt
ina the regular uniuus.
Thee men. said ar. Rice thts
norHing. have been sowing the
seeds o. disseufion Cor weeks. and
this T. the culn1iuafiuu. They have
beer trying % ket union aen 20
leave the regular uuinu and 60 over
70 their orEa uiEatieu under the pfea
that tnsv are able 70 work haFEuani-
0usiy with the electric eoupauY.
Tbs however. means nothing. as
their harmony with the rufapany
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10

Mrs gmma curtis Of $50 Twelfth ay.
ensv nsrth committed suieIde last
ntFht hx droNHinE herself in the i.iu-
cola PARK reservoir Tier hodN VAS
found HoAtins Ia the hls raud thls
tneruins hy q woman Who was naHsins
Nv. The eugnttf Al the uumniils sta
tiou was notified and he iu turn uo-
tined the poltse and Coruner itosc
After an Investigation prpgb eefunrt
iaha4u sent she hsssiN TO the henury.
Mastsu morEuN
~ health. resulting IN mental weak
ness and despondraey = said hy the
relatives ~ the dead Sumsn Is have
b~sn the cause = the act she was -
yvArt 20 agu and Ter the past two
~sks had tseen su4ering - verelY
Mrs. curtis sea. who haa reported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
RISKED HIS LIFE
TO SAVE BR0THER'S

In n heroic effort 10 save the life
OF his brother. Patrick Powell rec
ceived an all hut fatal electric shock
at Renton yesterday. As told IN the
Star yesterday. James Powell, a
Northern Pacific telegraph lineman.
was killed by an electric shock while
stfinginR wires az Henton, during
the afternoon. AZ the same time.
Chris Berg. also was shocked. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
DANGEROUS
TUG soIYoKE BUMPED ONTO
a ROCK IN LoNoAss MAR
ROWS

on beard the taE Homer. under
charter % the government iu the
lighthouse SERVER. was brought
down Yesterday news ~ the alpcpv
cry Of dangerous rock IN mid
channel in the LonEaHz nafruwH.
The discovery Vas made - the tuE
HniNuhs which bumped anto the
rick aet rral weeks aKo.
An Investigation divuiEed that at
extreme Tow water the rock showed
10 feet beneath the water The
Hu4uaf placed an obstruction buoy
over the rock 20 Nafu mariners 81
IT, existence.
The captain of the Homer reports
bHaKfasH 30 the Lincoln Hoek light
hnusr The foundation will be COM
pfsteh within a few days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10

A. Phillips was hurt while helping
Patrick Powell drag the dead man
away from the i've wire.
while ntrinRinR the telegraph line
n wire had % b. drawn across the
arm Of one ~ tho snoqualmis Pow %
or ca.s poles The small wire be
came crossed with the heavily
rhanstad power wire a. a time when
James Powell had firm hold OF &C.
tio wRH Killed instantly Berg who
was with him. did not get the fun
force ~ the shock
Coroner ffoyc Investigated the ac-
cidnnt The body was removed 60
the TOnney Watson morEue. II VIII
be shipped % the former home 81
the dead man at Waverly, MINI.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
WILL STRENGTHEN
F0RTIFICATIONS
THE TURK ISSUES ANOTHER ORDER WHICH
LOOKS WARLIKE-AN IMPORTANT Trade

CoSsTANTINoPLE. sept ie.-An
trade was issued today ordering the
fortificafi0us on the fioHphurus and
at Adrianopie. chafai1a. IN Hou-
sneiia. Erxsroum rs Armenia. be pat
On efficient condition immediately
The issuance Of the Trade ~ this
tifne - considered most significant
Many see in % preparation for the
eventual breaking of ties with Hui-
garta. this o. especially true IN the
light ~ yesterdays reports that ne
porte II about 10 send troops into
Roumauia. which II a part % Bui-
Rafia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10

WAafIINIfuN d @ Hrpf -
The state Department this morning re-
ceiEsd the following cahieEram from
Minister ieiHhman a. CoHatantluopie
Pour amba asaffora have demanded
She removal II the EoNeruor II beirut.
ard other Foreign Representatives vii
probably DO likewise.
Il have urged that the governor he
replaced hy come one mere capable
- preserving order and giRiuE efficient
fs.ss-ssss sTfs +. =. ffsssss7f= ard
natIKas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
ALBATR0SS HERE

The cutter AihatFoss. the United
States Fish commission aboard. arr
rived IN port yesterday after "A two
fuouths cruise ia Alaskan waters.
The commission was appointed last
winter hy President Roosevelt and
10 has now completed it's first trip
Of Investigation The hatrheriea-
cannerics, traps. etc were inspect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
LUCKY CAD

Cad johnson was exoncratsd BY
Justice cam yesterday afternoon 81
. CHARGE af grand iarnenv etss
was accused ~ stealing $3.50 from an
stranger ~ the new
trndefluiu district Tho evidence
did not inerimluate the woman.
Cad Johnson IL at tho present
time under q two-year sentence 20
the penitentiary. but la out ON bonds
pending an appeal she has been
several times since her con-
vlcflon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10

Discouraged hy the paipshie fail
pr~ ef their strike 20 interrupt the
serftee 81 the Ssattis Electric Com
PAM tne mrgahsrz % tha striking
street car meas efeauiEattozs seat
tie gaffTstn@ Uaseu No. s1z. are this
nfafnlug holding meeting fur the
parpa&s Of rpcogAs&dsFins thslf action
Ia ds1iarinE a strike
The fact that the street ears. began
cunning a. usual this morning. aud
that Ia many caaez men wearing ne
hustrn Of the striking union we're
operating fhcn. together aish the
fact that the strike = generally all
'tttesi @ b. a fufiaru hope. led 20
esllinK % The meeting 81 the
~Fuhers - tha old union lusi-
~ the meeting Wall probably
s-...ss ~ calling - "a mass meet
in0 u - held either tonight ar To-
reoffua. atW hieh AL street car men.
~ 49,. s~s>A,~s-sp A>>>>A 49,
sfsss - fe7ss.ftrssf~f ffiW ~tffarH Hssufrt't
and taxi a new vote On The question
q striking
should the vote b against striking
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
NASH0H SCHOOLS
WOULD COMBINE

County Superintendent of Schools
Hartunft yesterday received "a petit
tian from the four school districts on
yaah0n island aHklns that they be con.
adddated 4 public meeting Tor the
purpose af discussing the matter will
he held nt Fullcra hotel. Vashun
island. October l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10

thF WHsA
That Ihs vessel Naa not ih need -
asnlafaHzn waa evident from thF fact
-~~~~~SS-
NsE Hus H1NnHffrn faf Hfn - aHH ON
rrrs e ths AnHf Il ieuksf e. thauEt
the fxaaisiUf had aarurk in rs Hni
$40 halHE repaired - that chs eoule
b. haaiHsf On the seash - he taE.
The Etnsislor Sailed from THIS pert
sspfsmtsf stth = passengers Had
hravy cargo ~ ffslEht Zee Nsidsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10

Admiral Cotton cahied the navy de-
partment under yesterday date.
from Beirut. that the arrival ~ the
Turkish governor from Dana SOUS
has restored confidence The gov
ernur general warned local authnri-
ties that be ssh hold them reaponat-
ole for aii disturbance The ritf
was quiet Tuesday night The stu
afi8If and business are improving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
-ABoR MEETINGS ToNionr

LABOR MEgriNos roNioHr
nulldinE ts.thufeFH ula nipple hall
ltHfis SECOND avenue
clerks Wsittes-a halt it2u seeuad
avenue.
Electrical Helpers Ne atcoa nuaz
mess college. SECOND avenue aud .1ka
street
llorurshosra Groevrs. hail Iunetiey
hloek
l.athsru -e'arrentcra' halt itu Fourth
avenue
Musicians Musicians hell !tn See.
nnd avenue.
ship Carpenters ahipsfishtz hail
river dnck
reAmatsea Collins halt SECOND ase.
mue ana 4nmea street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
SHUT OUT
INFANTS
BUTTE PLAYED ERRoRLEss
GALL YESTERDAY

Although the locals out battea
iluite the visitors played errpflers
tall yesterday and aided By d lit
tie luck. shut oat iuEH infant class
Etrick4ett pitched good ball allow
ing only siH hits. Dpwlius VAS hit
freely. but Was ipgiucihis Hith men
on bases. Hunsis made phenoan-
email catch 81 fresman's ny. and
doubled MeNIekalH az first Piggy
WGrd got atssy in the sixth aud
VAS assisted oui ~ the gfoundE.
anurn IL lunlMl.n-.-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
MILLION DOLLAR CONTEST

WHAT WOULD rot DO " You HAD A MILLION poLLARs7
Answer the question and s.
Offering ita
and 81 each fur the third and fourth bsa
huHafed letters received
these briefly
deserving" ffifuiauHlr
I 4
auutinus he writers tfsYsi
ard Ia further plans of uplifting
psarir
o. % psptr ouix rvs year
address and ouus better 1a words
promptly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
THE BURGLAR FLED

A burglar attempted 20 climb into
one of the windows ~ the Washing
ton hotel yesterday morning. but
wee 81 gtateUe1 erag hX ..c.r1n
who WAS guest ~ fhe house. She
called the night clerk and the bur
glad made hia escape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
SOUGHT Death
IN RESERVOIR

uarnina the reservoir vas rmptied and
cleaned uul The water from the t.ius
colin park tank b. not m ssnvral Use
fhr chNa supply ctmsa direct from
Crdrr river THAT ia the reservoir IL
simply surplus 90 b. used in ease IF
emergency
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
blew UP
VILLAGE:
Regiment We're Fired Up
on but Their Vengeance Was
Terrible

coNRrANTrNOPLE sept 10
Adplces have been reviewed here that
100 men 81 tsr Hampshire regiment
and 700 Of Bombay infantry. who.
with two guns. were eHenriinF
party into ahalbya. were trrachefs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10

ous.y fired upon while passing 6
small village
one WIS., KILLED ard one wounded
The troops retaliated by blowing uE
the village Several villagers vert
Killed iu the battle following.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
TEACHERS CONGRESS

II Waa decided AZ the executive
conimlftee n the State Teachers ms
ISOLATION. held ~ Seattle that the an
nual eonglntiaH # the teachers ~ the
state should De- held at Tacoma. De-
rfmias q 10 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10

Joseph GrldieFi who owns a small
dairy on Twentieth avenue. vas ar
rested yesterday afternoon on charge
of selling milk containing less than the
required amount 81 butter fat The
complaint was sworn 10 before Justice
Cam BY State Dairy Inspector Nc.
Donald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10

r r Harness the laundry driver who
was charged with emboszlinE s. from
a lueal laundry was discharged from
Justice Cams court yesterday after
noon II wns shown BY the testimony
that q was wished 10 use the criminal
eourf ~ a collection agency
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
RULES FOR WILTON
DOLLAR CONTEST

Write on one side u the paper
! uniK
] Cannus your letter 60 three huu.
! dfssf auds
aIsa Yuur fan maine ard address
! write irFihiF
j Address yuuf letter o. Editor -
] The Staf and send Through the
/ mafi us briuH personally t. be
49, ~S->>~ -~A~.~s.-
] / HfHH.
The pfiHta Nlli - q % gold fur
/ ihs beet isttes q faf the usst beet
/ aua q each tar the thlrd and
] fourth best
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-09-10
A GENUINE
DESPERATE
THE MISSOURI KID SAID TO
eE HEADED THIS WAY

william Rudolph, better known as
'aThe Missouri Kid one Of the most
desperate criminals Of the present
day. f. At large and IL thought by
f.o..aa.s.s.a Isankerton detectives @ BE-
>. '<.<ss.s. ~ 's..~st 4 close
'k6st 4 be4ng Kept for him on this
g ia desperate man, and IN re
= zf7Tr Ezfz Is ii7s y -. NJ
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