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The oasis., 1905-11-11
To the Frozen North.

Immigration Inspector, Fred Barnett has been notified to report for dduy at Sault Ste. Marie. Michigan, January l. He will leave Nogales next Thursday and as he will have six weeks in which to reach his new field of labor, he will visit numerous cities during that time. From here he will 20 to Hudson Hot Springs, New Mexico, where he will take the bath treatment for rheumatism He will also visit El Paso, Salt Lake and Denver before going to Michigan. The transfer is made ; t Mir. Barnett's request. He has done efficient service while here nna is we'll recommended by his rlMlior officer, Mr. George Webb, ui lgesor.
The oasis., 1905-11-11
Red duced Rates to Fl Paso.

Account meeting If American Mining Congress which convenes at El Paso November 14, tickets will be sold from Nogales and re- turn for $lS.35 Dates Of sale November IF and 13, good for 90 days. Stop overs allowed on re- turn trip. ". c. BOWMAN, Agt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-09
ALAcHuA HAPPENINGS,
Important Business changes-Notes
of People Who Come and Go.

Important Business Chauges-Notes
of People Who Come and Go.
Alaehua, Jan. Prof. J. G.. Kellum
Of Gainesville has been in the city this
week with friends
II, B. Godfrey has returned from
Georgia and is again at the bank. Mr.,
Walker, who filled the place during
Mr. Godfrey's absence, has gone to
Moultrie, Ca
Miss +, " Holloway OF Levon is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. r, b. Fur
cher
David Taylor leaves Sunday for High
Springs, where he has accepted a po-
sition with Mr., Futoh.
The fixtures Of the Bank OF Alachua
have arrived and been put in place,
and we now have handsome bank
An important business change this
week was @. A. Williams selling his
dry goods business TO Mrs M. L. May.
nard and her two sons, John and Will
lie Jones The business will be con.
Quoted at the same stand under the
firm name Of Jones, Maynard 4 Jones
Herbert Williams is now with l., ~.
Pearce In the capacity OF bookkeeper
Miss Ruby Hawkins has returned to
Tacoma, after spending the holidays
with her mother.
Miss Lucy Newsome, one OF the
teachers IN the Alachua High School,
spent Christmas with her parents at
Williston, returning to her duties here
Monday,
Miss Leila Cato OF The High Syringe
school spent the holidays with her
parents.
Mr., and Mrs W, II sealy aud nc.
tie daughter spent several days at
Newberry this week
Miss Claude Maynard has returned
from a pleasant trip to Hampton,
Mu ] W. Dell has returned from
Wildwood.
W II ssaley has purchased the IN.
teresls Of Messrs. Cobb and May IN the
racket store here, Mr. Sealey's sue.
cess here has been mex, 10 wonderful,
and bis friends predict for him eontin.
ued succtss
Mrs +. stfingfellow and daughter
will return from Atlanta Ga satur.
day.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-09
wANr slxYEAR TERM.
Senator Bailey Proposes a Measure ID
congrcaa

Senator Bailey Proposes a Measure ID
Congress.
Washington. Jan. z Senator BaIley
has submitted 10 tie senate a propoSed
amendment to the constitution 6xne
the term Of the pre- ident % six yeari
and making him Ineligible for reeloc
ton The text OF the amendment
follows:
Tie executive power shall be vest
cd 10 a president Of Tie United states,
who shall hold his Office during q
term OF six years. and together With
the Vice president chosen for me
same term, be- elected as provided IN
articles ~ Of the amendment 70 the
constitution.
THE president shan forever be Ia.
eligible 10 a reelection, nor shall any
person be eligible to an election 10
the presidency who hhr served az
president under any succession pro.
Fided Tor IN the constitution or the
laws IN pursuance thereof"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-09

st. Petersburg, Jan. Regarding
the peace talk abroad, NJ Souyorin,
editor Of the Novoe vremya, In a
signed editorial In that paper today
passionately declares that the voice Of
the nation should give an answer In
order that the world might understand
once for all Russias position.
The emperor, he added, should con.
suit with representatives of the land
as his predecessors did before the
days Of John the Terrible. While
papers abroad now say that peace
could be concluded without dishonor,
II peace were made they would de
clare &c disgraceful. What the PEG.
pie want, he, NJ. Souvorin, possibly
cannot affirm. but the idea OF ending
the war at this iuncture Is abhorrent
TO him and he believes TO the Rus.
sian people. If the inscriptions on
the banners of demonstrators and the
action Of some Of the zemstvos in "a.
yor of peace represented the voice
OF the nation, il would mean the col.
lapse Of all Of Russias aspirations
and farewell TO her position IN the
Far East and her dreams or an open
road to the sea aud the creation OF an
yellow peril in Asia, which would
threaten civilization and mean Rus.
sia's retirement into her MuscoYte
shell and the disappearance from che
stage of this great power. The army.
NJ Souyorin further says. hold the
honor and fate OF Russia IN lts hands.
M. Souvorin then reviews sorrowfully
the record OF bitter humilIauons suf
fered thus far aud the chances for
the future. In concluding. ne declares
the government must decide and
weigh we'll the consequences. hut the
editor insists the people must be unit.
Cd Is "dlsunlon. riots and revolution
mean the downfall OF the fathorlaud."
The committee OF ministers held a
second session today under the pres.
idency Of n. Witte
Count Toletol's son. Leo. IN an ar
ticle upon Great Britains constant de-
sire 70 embarrass Russia. declares
Great Britain Is preparing her own
grave and Fastening her own end. MI
she forces war with Russia. "as The
countries OF France Germany and
Italy are bound to realize that thelr
Interests lie With Russia"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-09
AeRosAT MEETS HIS DEATH.
Loses Hia Held on Flying Ring and
Fails Hsadion gto Floor.

New York Jan losing be hold
on aylag nus While he was perform
ing sI9ba'.c 'ca. before several han.
dred puais. 90 Barcm pnbHc school
HaB TH51n iG years oii. lell bead
Ions 10 ihe aom Hls meek wa
8fokfa and Dee sac dead ln fsW mln
uate
TAD rthIOUM wi giYel f1r fh.
boneHt % tte chIbrrl ,ofe 81 shon
wofr puplls 81 Vaer cFppis Youne
Tnlloa aaf considered cse 0f ue be.f
performers and hIs display ~ $500
uofo being clonj watched WheB hi
hand slipped and bo cen
Although ne distance uaH oal5 3
feet 10 struck on hls bead and Iay
Ei1
The children eeTe thfoFa .Ht0 a
panic asd we're quickly dismls sea from
ne room
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-09

termined 10 start a crusade In all
the larger cities bounties were offered
for each rat brought in. The small
BOYS found this great source OF
revenue, and the competition at once
became very keen. For each rodent
the huntsman was given a small sum
and lottery ticket The money he
might sQuander, but the ticket he
saved and at the end OF the month
there was a drawing with prizes vary
ing from s. to $50.
Rat catching became the regular
amusement Of the boards OF health
all over the country were kept busy
examining the daily bag. Zach ami
NAL was duly registered and the place
in which is was caught was noted. Il
was then examined and II any suspi.
cious germs were discovered, the
building from which the rat came was
Immediately raided. all animals hunt.
ed down and the place was disinfect.
cd. In this manner the plague was
kept out OF Japan,
The small boys amused themselves
and made money. but no one ever
stopped TO think Of what would be.
come OF the skins Of these millions Of
rats that had been worrying the board
OF health They had not been thrown
away. The military authorities had
used them TO make ear protectors.
The navy department announces
that the Japanese nSal force az Port
Arthur has sunk the following Rus.
sian war vessels In that harbor:
Torpedo boats The Galdamak and
Fusatonik; torpedo boat desroyers,
the Jetirny, sissak and Boevoir
The armored cruiser Bayan Is ~
ing on the south coast OF the harbor
severely damaged and the gunboai
Bobrie is entirely burned as the 70
suit of the Japanese Smelling
The Russian battleships sunk at
Port Arthur have not as YET been Of
1clally Inspected The portions OF
those destroyed BY the Russians at
the last moment seem limited above
water, AS there are no signs OF in.
terror explosions, Sc IS hoped that The
damage done % them VII be repair
ablg
The docks are partially destroyed
and filed In the gates also belag dam
aged The great crane Is intact and
seryiceable
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-09

hea fofA Jan 7-One man va.
allies ara mif q tarsn psrsobs uers
seriously ulusf a fear end COLI
rica ~ ehich bred eere aeflousiy
f'ae % uhith three trains crashed 30
eeiaer on ite State Aftage olegat
81 rai'foae nrueiurs ~ fioat'o sla
ertfnEifch sfresif during fhs rast
tolfs ealg 9laY Tho dead maB
pnf rairotd sorEmaa no uas -
fair.1r ffuet sr1tea down frafa
~ alsFes we're rlsseresfs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-09

Port Arthur. Jan. 6--Wth the third
Japanese army yia Fusan. Jan. g..
only 50 Russian officers nave aoccpt.
81 parole
All the regular Russian iroCpf bava
Rarched oul OF Port Arthur. aud Will
leav0 Cor Port Dalny today Japa.
nese troops entered the city yesterday
60 keep order. NOn-combafauts are
allowed the option Of remaining &C
PORT Arthur
The Japanese navy e renewing the
mines and the Iapaasss huIks al The
hafbor mouth
AL The forts have been taken orsf
~ the ja8snerr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-09
THE HOUSE ADJOURNS
Until NEXT. MONDAY
Little Being Accomplished BY
Our Law Makers.
spEclAL ooMMIrrGs IS usgLEss
Chaplain Of the Senate Prays for All
the Nations Of the World-Houss
Committee on Interstate Commerce
In session-WashlnstOn News.

Washingto~. Jan. 7.-Upon conven'
ing, the house agreed that upon adj
journment today 1t should be until
Monday.
On motion Of Mr.. Grosyenor (ohio)
the committee OF the whole house was
discharged from further consideration
of the bill 10 revise the laws relat'
ing to the regulation of the steam YES.
sells and the bill was referred back
70 the committe on mcrenant marine
and fisheries.
The house then went into commit
tee Of the whole for the consldera'
ton OF the fertilization appropriation
bill. Mr.. Boutill ulll in the chair,
The meeting Of the house commlttee
on interstate commerce today was
replete with sensational incidents. A
hearing was being given to persons In
tcrested IN the Quarles bill
E. r. Bacon. Of Milwaukee. chairman
OF the interstate commerce c0nyen
ton. was FIRST heard.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-09
susa Gil fnr slanaer

Philadelphia jam William ilag
bert sloan member % a sood family
haa caused tho arrest N Mlrs Laura
v hcaberr on charge 81 vnting let
tefE deiamafqry io hls character Hs
sees her o. fiboa0 damages Tss
girl vas bed b $500 bag The charr,
D. that she arUe 10 ha nancss
eaashtel ~ weaiihy Piiisbufs mru
fctag.ug among other ibinfs chat 3,
va go fhe habii % sfeairg miik
hiff sesbuys father calls 81 hlact
mal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-09

Toxic. Jan. Wien ihe time came
% forward the winter ouidi Cor fbs
army Do Manchur'a and ihe commits
sar.at pTodueed hundrcas % th0unands
% oar ear protectors fof Japsnere
and foreigners aike wondered uhosr
thes thilgs rave cone from Sc
ore ever ha1 beard ~ iher be.ns
made
% seens Uat Et1 pears aFo ihF
plague vas pE,rg aiong fhe Chinest
coasl Tie 1apaEege guurarl1e ~
rsau decided thsi urenrcas Efforts
muH bs made % keep re dread fir
esfs oat q ~ oagrigr. Tasy te
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-09
IMPORTANT WITNESS MISSING.
Sensational Developments in Dodge
Eiorse Case.

Sensational Developments In Dodge
Eiorse Case.
Now York Jsn. NV r, Gclshen.
en-, son 81 Mrs William y Golshen.
en- widow Of a millionaire banker and
number Of servants employed ia the
GUlsbonen mansion, appeared before
the grand jury today lm connection
With thc Investigation OF the Dodge.
Morse ease
An attempt was made yesterday %
serve q subpoena upon AIrg Gelshon.
en- for her appearance before the jury
which was begun yesterday. and con.
tinuing today was unsuccessful
Assistant District Attorney Garvie.
who SIS assisting Mr. Rand % present.
ing The case 70 the grand jury, said
thai bis officers who have been watch
ing The Geshenen house. told hlm
thar Do or 20 trunks were taken from
the house today marked IS. 8.
Deutschland aud addressed TO ma,
pies The Deutschland wfU sail 10.
m0r0W from Hobokcu. = ). Whether
Mrs Qeisheuen preceded her bag.
sage 20 New Jersey and. therefore. IS
cur OF the Jurisdiction ~ ghe New
York oilEfFf. on o. slili Dr. thls cify.
10 10. known az the district attorneys
Office Her go1 enlerng rte grand
jury room today aad That BIZ mother
vas nog at home
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-09

Cladef0E O. IaE Tie
clyde Steam W. iroq1m came info
b9u fh. morning vlih lfe Ia Der hold
Hhleh bad BEEN bHfninr goa eva hour
TIE ore va Gtc1tmea iaat ulghf
20 ibs foruafa bD.a lp fhe cargo and
spread rapidly rbb principal dam
aae 10 tte cargo ~ water TIE ahlB
q bou1d for Iscksoarliie, enc ta1 900
pzlsensra aboaFd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-09
IN the senate.

At the opening o. the senate today
Or Edward Everett Hale, prayed for
the nations of the world which" he
said, "thou art makipg smaller and
smaller every day iR thine infinite
providence"
The senate committee on Interstate
commerce today agreed 20 take up an
al bin realiong ito railroad rates
and Kindred subjects on Friday Jan
10. Il Is expected that hearings VIII
be had on some Of the bills and that
others may be referred 70 sub.cominlt
tees for Investigation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-09
The Matrimonial Market.

The lowering Of tie temperature has
agein had the tendency TO epllyen The
matrimonial market, With the result
that Ills Honor Judge Mason h hap.
py Licenses witiIa che pact two days
have been issued AZ follows Jas h.
Grantham and Ross Bush, Chas Be.
man aud Anna Frazier, Jesse Boyd aud
Carrie Cauthem, Joseph Wright and
Eliza Gaines, r. Lester and Guasio
Collier.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-09
YOUNG WOMAN ASSAULTED.
n Negro Brute IL Captured Louisville
Nay Have a Lynehlng.

W Ne9fQ bfute ~ Captured LouiaVtlt
Nay Have Lynshlng
f.onIsvlllo Ky. Jan a. sis aAlics
bnghtWeu a pgologe IN zoe family q
John r. Bate p bank teller. vas a.
aaulted by a negro Thursaay ia M,
Bates residence a. Crescent iIin. q
hlsheIaas residence section Of louis
vile
The Young woman was badly In.
lured
A detail 10 police ess az once sent
20 che scene and four omcers With
bloOdhouads have lahen ap the trail
gf The negro
The Croacont Htl district u Ia .
state ~ hlgh excitement and CaDtain
Reilly of the louisville poiiss. hai
given orders that n tbe Hesr0 . cap
rifed no BE- brought 90 che county
h1 bore instead of belag taken 70
The police station
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-09
CONFUSION REIGNS
AT Joint SESSION
Two Men Wanted To Preside
And Row Follows.
SPEAKER REFUSED TO GIVE WAY
President Of Senate Thought Hs Was
Proper Person to Yield the oavsl
and Dissolved the Joint Session Of
che Legislature.

che Legislature.
Denver. Colo. Jan. 7.-At Joint
this morning the legislature went into
Joint session, Confusion az once 70
suited when Lieutenant GOvornop
Haggott the presiding oGneer OF tho
senate, took his position beside the
speaker to direct tho joint session.
Mr. Dickson refused to give way.
"The clerk Of the house will CALI
said Speaker Dickson, with thumn
Of his Ravel,
'The clerk OF the senate will call
the roll OF the senate" said Lieu
tenant Governor tiaggott
Immediately che TWO clerks com,
meneed to call the rolls amid grea,
confusion Bur few names had beeu
called when Representative Frcweu
arose:
"Mr Frewen you are out Of order"
said the speaker
mir Frewon. you have the floor"
repeated Lieutenant Governor Hag
gott.
Bang! went The two gayels. The
two men stood Side by side. behind
The speakers desk, both refusing "a
give way
The confusion was $50 great that no
voice could be heard. and although
MIR Frewen continued 20 address the
assembly his voice was not distln
gulahahle
a motisn 10 Rdiomnawas made and
seconded u came 10 yoto, the ayoa
and noes bounding IA about equal
volume
"Ihe ayes lave Il, amt mo Joint
session is dissolved" shouted Lieu
tenant Governor Haeeolt
The noes have 81 aud the motloa
IL LOST shouted Speaker Dickson
Whackl wont iho Lieutenant Cover
nora gayol
The assembly De- dlssoitodt" ha
shouted The assembly 81 not dla
solved called The speaker
~ repeat that Dee session o. ended
aud tho senators Vi.l leave the room.
said the lieutenant governor and oul
hlod 100 Fcnators headed by the lien
tenant governor and great confusion
Many of them dId rot ieaye the
room. bat stood behind The seats Of
tho representatives,, Watching the pro
cecdugs
8peokor Dickson refused 10 recog
nlge The pasBing ont Of tbe senate and
declared that although the senator's
bad left mo room Tho Joint session
VISA stlIl Ia progress.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-09
RepubIlesn sueeeeda Cen. coeErsII.

Republican Succeeds sen. cockrsli.
Jefferson City. So Jan. z Thomas
X. Neldrlnehaus Of 81 Louis. char
man OF The Republican state central
COMMITTEES. was dominated for United
States senator 10 succeed senator
cockren The scnatorlai cancus Wa
held ln open sssnion in TIE ball Of
representative The candidates wefe
Thomas X NisdruahaHs. q. D Kofn2
C0nsressmnB Richard Barih0dt Dis
lriet Attorney b p. Dyer aud Nathan
Ffank ail Of 50 FOULS District A.
torney WllI.am Warner o. Kansat
cliT. ard T. p Parker. 81 Roua. so
The domination. ahieh vac wade co.
ibe nnh ballot .nslfe zoe election
81 81 Nie4nnfhaHs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-09
Meeting Of woodmen

4 meeting Of The Woodmcn o. the
World IL called for Monday evening,
s o'clock, IN The hall Of the +. q. y 0f
A., oyer Chesnut's store, south side
square, IS foil attendance is desired
j.. p. BUgCH q. g..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-09

Memphis Tenn Jan q william
= Bryan vas tendsfed luncheon
here at nqa today bY HARD ug Peres,
BFe lieat 0f ne jackson hub To
night ~ rhe tiayr.-, npre. % baaqust
Wii be- egea by fae Jaahaoa ciuD
ca honor on So EysHs gibit Gov
sfs viii be- iaId f9f goo guests speech
ss viii be made By No. bfyan. sena-
~ Csrnaek and others NJ Bry'
an's subject u.l be- 'Wsichman of
me Walt"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-01-09
ADMIRAL'S FLAGSHIP
is STILL AFLOAT
Reports That It Struck a Rock
Are Unfounded.
NEWS FROM RUSSIAN CAPITAL

Talk Of Ending War is Out Of Question
Declares Russian Newspaper--The
Cars Government Must Weigh All
Matters Of Far Eastern Situation.
st. Petersburg. Jan. 7.--Reports
that Vice Admiral Roiesvensky's flag,
ship, the battleship Kniaz Zouvarof,
has struck rock and sunk, are un'
founded.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-03-24
TO 6[ SINGLE AGAIN
WALL Of hAN1 W|V[5

would send him away from home and
he was afraid I'd tell on him. He
wanted to drink and wanted me not
land then came here"
Mrs. Johnson is now single
woman.
Mrs. Mary gray, an elderly woman,
said Elias b. Gray was made her
second matrimonial venture at Colfax
In September, 1899. Her children
were by a former husband.
ELIAS Gray was jealous" said Mrs.
Gray simply. "insanely jealous and
he has violent temper. The latter
part of last April a gentleman called
up on the telephone for my son. l
knew him and l talked to him a little
and Elias Gray came in and knocked
the receiver from my hand and
struck me. In Colfax l had to go to
doctor and he treated me for the
bruises he gave me. He accused me
of being untrue and the language he
used couldn't be lower or worse or
more vile. He accused me of coming
to Spokane to meet a gentleman and
never saw the gentleman at ALL
He made my life a burden with his
jealousy. l took him back several
times, but 1t is impossible to live
with him"
Mrs. Gray's recital of her troubles
brought her the desired decree.
Attorney Henley went up against
the court ruling in the cases of Ida
Hammond against Charles II. Ham
mond and Harriet Steiner against
Emil Steiner, through not stating in
the complaints that the plaintiffs re-
sided in Spokane county. The court
refused to hear the cases and the
women left the courtroom looking
disconsolate and disappointed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-03-24

When Mrs. Edith l.. Martin lost her
Job and failed to contribute her share
of the expenses of the household her
husband, Charles e. Martin, bar
tender, refused to live with her
longer. That's what Mrs. Martin told
Judge KEENAN, today while demon
strating to the court that her single
blessedness was more to be desired
than hfr past domestic infelicity.
'He was abusing me and cursing
me to some extent" said Mrs. Mar
tin, as the tears coursed down her
pretty face, but he wasn't so bad
until after l visited my mother in
Stevens county. Then he told me he
was tired of housekeeping and that
unless l would go to work and pay
half the expenses, he would not live
with me any longer. had been
working before. but he would get mad
II the meals We're not ready on time"
Don't moralize," interrupted Judge
KEENAN, when Mrs. Martin took the
stand to say that she didn't believe in
interfering with young folks but that
Martin ought to have done the way
Si'S ii'u IL hidpp'u put. MIS-. MuTtln =
mother said Martin "sputtered" and
was "tyrannical." The divorce was
granted
Sophia Robinson was married to
William Robinson in March, 1896, and
was deserted in January, 1908. Mrs.
Robinson declared that William was
a bad man; that he called one Ellen
Smith his wife and went away with
Ellen to Tacoma after the police had
issued warrants for his arrest for
getting money under false pretenses,
Divorce granted.
Laura A. Potts was married to
Charles Fl. Potts in Leavenworth,
Wash, March 81, 1900. After that
Mr.. Potts cursed Mrs. Potts in the
presence of her friends, slapped her
and threatened to strike her with a
glass, winding up the misconduct by
deserving her in September, 1904.
Mrs. Potts was granted divorce.
Mrs. Effie M. Johnson told the court
that she was a cashier at Sloane
Paine company's and had married
Claude Johnson in Portland, August
II. 1903( living with him year.
He was cruel and inhuman to me-"
said Mrs johnson, as she recalled the
legal form, land he struck me. He
came home one night in Salem, Ore,
and raped at the door when we were
all in bed and I got up and let him
In and he fell down he was so intoxi-
Gated. Then he threw me across the
bed and took my hand and tried to
take the ring off. I told him II that
was all he wanted he could have the
ring. He hit me twice and said he'd
kick me downstairs If told his pa
rents he was drunk, because they told
him If he didn't stop drinking they
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-03-24
DAUGHTER
ALLOWED PALTRY
TWENTY DOLLARS

In Judge Remnants court this
morning the application of Orpha f.
Price. daughter of John r. Price, for
an order compelling the guardian of
Price to contribute to her support
was heard.
Miss Price. who Is pretty, DASH
Ing young lady. with decidedly indie
pendent views. testified that she was
dependent upon her father for sup
port and had been all of her life. She
admitted on cross examination that
she had been working in a news stand
In hotel in Portland, but that her
father sent her money, the last being
500.
Sire thought that the least she
could get along with would be $50 a
month, but after hearing the testi-
mony the court entered an order al
lowing her SEQ month.
Price is still in Medical Lake and
the court refusesd to entertain writ
ten order from him to pay his daugh-
ter whatever she needed in her sup
port.