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Cañon City record., 1905-12-14
WILL BUILD
HANDSOME CHURCH

The long-cherished ambition of the
congregation Of the Christian church
in Canon City to possess a more COM
modious place Of worship is, at last, in
fair way of realization. Plans have
been maturing for a new building for
long time, but never until last Sun
day has any definite action been taken
in relation to their contamination,
owing to the fact that until recently
the church has been without a regular
pastor, and the dislike Of the congre-
CATION to assume financial burden in
the absence Of a minister to look after
the details OF the enterprise. Last
Sunday morning Pastor Hunley pre-
sented the matter to the congregation
and pointed out the necessity of a
larger place of worship If the useful
ness and benevolences were to keep
pace with the growth Of the commu-
nifty. The present structure is made
quate for the needs of the church,
which is stronger and more aggressive
now than at any time in its history,
and to meet the requirements Of its
growing congregation more capacious
place Of worship is imperatively de
manded.
subscriptions aggregating 81, 300 we're
taken last Sunday morning and it is
expected that this amount will be in
creased to at least 5000 within the
next week or ten days. 1t is under
stood that structure costing about
$4,000 will be erected and that build
ing operations will be begun about the
Cañon City record., 1905-12-14
Chr,.tu.. D.y In pu..,n.

In certain parts Of Russia the chill
dren at Christmas eve begin playing
prnEks that are as odd ms they are
amusing. Chief among their drolleries
IL that OF Disgusting themselves ms nDi-
mails and In the assumed costume Of
wild beasts disportlng themselves
through the neighborhood. As many
skins as possible are secured, and In
these the leading boys are clad. Wolves.
bears. ostriches even, are represented.
Ali Of the boys gather in one party.
those who are not posing as brutes
forming a train for the escort and dis
play Of the pseudo menagerie. Some
act ~ keepers, holding their disguised
companions in chsck, while others star
tls tie quiet of ~ night By rude
Cañon City record., 1905-12-14
A rho.sAts.l Husband.

What is more touching at the holiday
season than to see an old man planning
. pleasant surprise for his aged wife1
IT'S tryin' ter raise money enough
ter git my wife new dress for Christ
mas. sah." said Uncle Ebony to Mr..
Featherstone.
"Ah. ! see. You want me to give you
some chores to do, uncle, chi
"well. no, sab. fought perhaps you
could git de old lady a Job at washln',
eabw
Cañon City record., 1905-12-14

srinos are allowed to enter. The Babe
b placed in the manser. often by =
priest. and songs Of rejoicing burst
forth.
The penatas are next on the pro-
gramme. the details varying with the
fancy of the host.
In q convenient place the penata =
suspended, and the little folk, and big
enss who choose to take part In the
nefriment, are blindfolded oDo ct Q
time, turned around time or two,
thsn Given . stick WITH which 70 break
ths jar Y possibla - many trials,
thsn another tries. Whn ene succeeds
~ eentsnts faii y ths Ssee and =
Cañon City record., 1905-12-14

scramble follows to see who gets the
most In some old families there are
evenings when the numerous servants
partake Of the joys Of the posnda and
share in the souvenirs and refresh
mciiis provided.-Collier's Weekly
Cañon City record., 1905-12-14

strains drawn from harsh and primi-
i've musical instruments. Torches are
borne. and In the fitfui light, opposed
b. black shadows, the scene IL at once
RrotesQue and vivid
Cañon City record., 1905-12-14
D.von.nir... y.i. Log.

Devonshire's yale I>oG.
In Devonshirc the Yule log IN known
~ the Ashton fagot The fagot is
composed of 4 bundle of ash sticks
bound with nine bands Of the same
wood.
Cañon City record., 1905-12-14

When you want pleasant laxative
take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv
er Tablets For sale by all dealers
Cañon City record., 1905-12-14

first of May. The new church will be
erected on the site Of the present place
of worship, at the southeast corner Of
Sixth street and Harrison avenue.
Cañon City record., 1905-12-14
Ice Cream Individuals

GIVE finishing touch to the Xmas
dinner. We have a large assortment.
"Millers." Fresh every hour.
Cañon City record., 1905-12-14

Christmas
PosAdAs

one who has been away from
the United States for term of
years the Christmas holidays
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-06
Nadzwyczaj nisk'e raty do

[Nadzwyczai nisk'e raty do
San Francisco Los Angeles
Koleja North Western be-
da uskutecznione ma wszyst-
k'ch stacyach Cd 10 do II
Kwietnja, w|acznie z dogod-
mem ograniczeniem czasu do
z powodu posiedze-
MIA Stow. Woodmen Of the
World DIVA pospieszne pocia-
'gi dziennie do Kalifornii. La
|dowy pospieszny .(nawskroS
elektrycznie oswietlany) nte-
zupeloe try dni W drodze:
lnny pospieszny poc'ag jest
The California Express z
wagonem rysunkowym sy~
p'alnym wagonem ola tury-
stow. O raty, tykiety. / t. d.
'zglosic sic do agent6w koleji
Chicago & North Western.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-06
NazWa ME do ~Wym6Wienia,

Anglicy, Francuzi i Mem
cy narzekaja ma navy s}o-
wia6skie, re niemozebne So
do w~ym6wienia. Tymczasem
sami posiadaja navy nieraz
tax pokretne, re wym6wi6
ich ME spos6b. Prym pod
tym wzglenem zdoby}a chy-
ba Anglia, gdzie niedawno
skutkiem pewnego procesu
wyloni}a sic nazwa miejsco-
wosci wprost okropna. Cho-
Dido o miejscowosc W Walii,
nazywana przez Anglik6w
Llanfair, sedzia jednak prag-
nal zapisa6 do akt6w r6wniez
naive miejscowa i OTTO okaza-
10 sic, re Llanfair nazywa
sic istotnie: uLlanfairpwillg-
neutrality-suspicious. :
litysiliogogogoch". Konia z
REDEEM temu, kto potrafi]
naive te wym6wic bez zajak-
nicola.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9 ClEKAWE RZECZY. =


ma podr65, to mu takowe
przysle. Karta swiadczy, ze
opryszkowi wcale ME zbywa
ma humOrZe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-06

dany do szk6} do Brunsber-
81, zosta1 katolikiem 1871 r.
Uda1 sic do Rzymu, gdzie
staraniem kardyna1a Hozyu-
sza przyjetym zosta} do Co
|legium germantown. Tam
|przez lat Z z wytezona pilno-
|scia oddawa} sic studyum fl
lozoficznym. Juz jako kap}an
wstapi4 do Jezuit6w 1888.
|By} potem profesorem W Poz-
naniu, potem spowiednikiem
kr6lowej Amy, kt6ra ma jego
reku skona}a. Wnet pc jej
smierci usuna} sic z domu
do Brunsbergi 1900 r i tam
by} kaznodzieja al do smier-
CT 6 marca 1905. Pozostaly pc
MIN wiersze }acihskie oPali-
nodiae" czyli siedm odwo}ah
gdy z ultra sta} sic katoli-
klein, wyg}oszone W Brun-
sberdzie W kolegium jezuic-
kiem. Napisa} tel zyciorys
kr6lowej Amy pod napisem:
,,Zwierciad1o poboznosci, "a
wierajace zycie Amy, Au-
stryaczki, Kr6lowej Polski i
Szwecyi, zony Zygmunta IIl".
TIE wiadomosci wyjete re zna-
jomosci wyjete re znakomi-
tego dzie1a historycznego ks.
Stan. Za}eskiego: ,,Jezuici W
Polsce" str. 1853.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-06
Ma meZka mode.

w miasteczku Baldwin W
Ameryce lyle ciekawa dz1ew-
czyna i wykonuje prase, kt6-
rel ME m6g}by wykonat cz}o-
wick shiny. Dziewczyna nosi
imie Marya. Obecnie jest woz-
MICA omnibusu hotelowego.
Marya jest c6rka shawnee thu
stej kobiety, kt6ra dawniej
jezdzi}a z cyrkiem Barnuma,
ojciec jej zaS by} chudym
cz4owiekiem. Kiedy jej ro-
dice jechali W podr6z z cyr-
klein, Marya pocze}a sic STA
rae o zycie ola siebie. Zaraz
otrzyma}a miejsce jake woz-
MICA W hotelu. Marya wazy
$50 funt6w, posiada nadzwy-
czajna si]e, chodzi W wyso-
kich butach i mezkiem ka-
peluszu. Nigdy ME lubi}a ro-
boty kobiecej. Dziewczyna
jest lubiona cd wszystkich
pasazer6w, kt6rych przewozi
cd STACEY do hotelu i do sta
cyl. Sama dzwiga kufry i cd
nosi je do hotelu, pomimc
togo, ze jest oty}a, zwinnie sic
. uwija i W piracy przescigs
wszystkich swych koleg6W
cd batoga.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-06
lie Rosye k0sztuje utrzy-
mamie dOmu CarSkiegO.

lie kOSye kOSztuJe utrzy-
mamie dOmu CarskiegO.
Znany uczony czeski, pro-
fesor Masaryk, podaje W tel
materyi nastepujace daty, z
kt6rych wynika, re obecny
system carski rujnuje Rosye
nietylko politycznie, ale i e.
konomicznie. I tax posiada
sam car przesz}o 100 zam-
k6w i pa1ac6w, W kt6rych -
mimo, re do niekt6rych
przez Gale zycie ami razu ME
zag}ada - prowadzi sic nor
maine gospodarstwo, zatru-
dniajace $4,000 slug kosztem
20 milion6w rubli rocznie.
Carska familia liczy 80 me-
skich cz}onk6w, z kt6rych
kazdy otrzymuje roczna do
tacye 2 i cwierc mil. rubli z
kasy p~a6stwowej. Opr6cz to-
20 w}ada familia 40ta czescia
ziemi rosyjskiej W Europe,
posiada 1926 pa}ac6w, W kt6~
rych utrzymuje $4,000 slug,
ma jednego zatem ksiecia wy
|pada 637 slug. Wobec tych
lcyfr pojac MONA op6r fami-
lii carskiej przeciw publicz-
nej kontroli skarbu. Juz sla-
why historyk rosyjski Ka-
rmazyn acknowledgement sto-
sunk rosyjskie lapidarnem
s1owem; to ma z~astosowanie
i teraz, szczeg6lnie do urze-
dowych i najwyzszych sfer.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-06
Jenera1OWi NOgi,

bohaterskiemu pogromcy
Portu Artura, ma pododbno
mikado powierzy6 wychowa-
ME trzech swych wnuk6w,
syn6w nastepcy tronu. By}-
by to piekny objaw cesar
skiego wsp6}uczcia ola osa'
motnionego w%ojownika, kt6-
ry obu swych goraco uko-
chanych syn6w straci} "
oblezeniu Portu Artura.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-06
StrasZna Zemsta s}uzaCej.

OCrdSZn6 ZGmSCa SfuZaCeJ.
Cd Nowego Roku przyje}a
niejakas PAM Broeer, iona
podr6zujacego mieszkajaca W
Berlinie PREY Mittenwalder
str, ~s}uzaca, 18-letnia Berte
Habrecht 20 Slaska, jakkol-
wick ostatnia mia}a W swia-
dectwach swoich zapisanem,
re ma ,,dlugie palce". Nieza-
d1ugo JUL zacze}a oszukiwac
swoja pania W wyrafinowany
spos6b, a nawet ki]ku razy
spostrzeg}a PAM B. ubytek
pieniedzy z portmonetki. Pa
nj i tym razem da}a poznac
s}uzacej, re podejrzywa ia o
kradziez, co W ostatn1e]
wznieci}o straszny gniew /
ohe6 zemsty. W czwartek ra-
no, gdy PAM B. leza}a jesz-
cze W 16zku, wpad}a Berta H.
do niej z nozem kuchennym
W reku i W dzikim szale "a
cze1a uderzac MIN W lezaca.
Napadnieta, och}onawszy z
~pierwszego przestrachu, wy
skoczyia z }6zka i usi}owa1a
wyrwac n6z reki dziewczy-
ny, lecz otrzyma}a sama kilka
ran W glove, W plecy, pier
81 i ramona. Pomimo to u
da}o sic jej odepehnac szale-
jaca z gniewu i wybiqlz do
drugiego pokoju, skad przez
otwarte okna wzywa}a pomo-
cy. Kilku mezczyzn wskoczy-
10 do po}ozonego ma pietrze
mieszkania i zaje}o sic pre-
dewszystkiem ramona kobie-
ia, broczaca krwia z II ran,
przywo}awszy dw6ch lekarzy
i policye. Gdy nastepnie
przystapiono do a~resztowania
s}uzacej, znaleziono ia W jej
pokoju lezaca W krwi, tepem
nozem zada}a sobie g}ebokie
rany W szyje. Pania Boeer
pozostawiono ma razie W jej
mieszkaniu pod dozorem le-
karskim, ciezko rama s}uza-
ca przewieziono do lazaretu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-06

Jos. N, Teszlewicz, agent.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-06
SrOdek ma boil zeb6W.

Donosza z Lipy p. Ludom,
powiat obornicki. Kobiety
nastreczy}y pewnemu mez-
czyznie, ze ma b6l zeb6w mai
lepszym srodkiem jest proch.
Cz}owiek 6w uwierzy} i ma
sypa} prochu W garnek, a
iona jego przytrzyma}a mu
mad garnkiem glove i proch
podpalila. Skutek by} ten, re
CHOP poparzy4 siobie ciezko
twarz, a kobieta rece. Mech
to bedzie przestroga ola lat
wowiernych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-06
DoWcipny Opryszek.

Znany %w}amywacz Czech
kt6ry zdo}a} uciec z wiezie-
MIA, W Bytomiu i przedostac
sic "a grantee, przys}a} teraz
kryminalnemu policyantowi
R. karte z widokiem z Ho-
landyi, ma kt6rej pisze, re po-
wodzi mu sic tam bardzo do
brze. R6wnoczesnie zaprasza
Czech owego policyanta do
siebie W goScine, a gdyby
policyant ME mia{ pieniedzy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-06
WynalazCa telefOnu be-
drutu,

Marconi, zareczy} sic pred
kilku dniami W Bolonii z
Beatrycza O'Brein, kt6ra,
pochodzi re starozytnego TO-
du irlandzkiego. Stub ma sic
odby6 ma 1890 BIN. W Lon
dynie, ztad m}oda para uda
sic W podr6z poslubna do
Ameryki, a nastepnie osia-
die W Rzymie. Przysz}a TO-
ma Marconiego ma 100 ty'
siecy lir6w ~rocznej renty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-06
~Najmniejszy cz1oWiek.

New- York --- Najmnieszy
cz}owiek ma ca}ym swiecie
,,znalaz}" sic W -Yorku.
Karmi sic on czterema kro-
plami mleka wazy zas try
czwarte funta a wysoki jest
3 cali. Gl6wka przybysza ma
1 cal i pol. Me przeszkadza
to jednak il ma}ze6stwu ro-
hi lyle krzyku p}aczem, lie
dziecko, %rozwiniete jak sic
nalezy. Pomimo wszystkiego
idziecie jest zdrowe j Eye be-
ldzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-06
Trzechsetna rOCzniCa

Ago b. m. przypada trzech-
setna rocznica smierci Jezui-
ty O. Fabiana Quadrantina
(Viertler), kt6ry sic urodzil
" Starogardzie r. 1549.
Wychowany pc lutersku, Cd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-06
KOLONISCI

W jedna strone raty drugiej
klasy. Do Minnesoty, p6ln.
Dakoty, polud. Dakoty (w}a-
cznie z dystryktem Black
Hills) Wyoming, Manistoba
Western Ontario, Saskatche-
wan i Assiniboia.
Koleja North Western, we
wtorki Z, IA, 81, i %, Marca
i 4 II, 10, % Kwietnia,
1905. 0 tyk1ety i zupe}ne
i%nformacye zg1osic sic do
agent6w koleji Northwestern
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-06
N"iebezpieczna kOchanka

Niebezpieczna kOchanka
okaza1a sic pewna m}oda
d%ziewczyna W Momentum.
Podczas k16tni re swym ma
rzeczonym, synem sprzeda-
waczki owocu, przebi}a go
nozem, tax, il zaraz ducha
wyziona}.
Zamiast C6rki 49, matka.
w Miasteczku w}oskiem
Bitonto m}odzieniec tamtej-
sly, Franciszek Capoldi,
zakocha1 sic W pewnej pan
ME, a gdy matka s}uchac ME
chcia}a O ma1ze6stwie cork,
postanowi} panne porwac. W
tym celu nam6wi} kilkuna-
stu przyjaci6} i poleci} i'm
panne wziasc si}a, gdy be-
die wychodzi1a W towarzy-
stwie matki z koscio}a. Przy-
jaciele wywiazali sic tez z "a
DANA doskonale, W zamie-
szaniu jednak, zamiast cor
XII, porwali make i " try
unite przywiezli ia Capoldie-
mu. Mona sobie wyobrazi6
rozczarowanie mlodziehca i
radosc z}osliwa matki, kt6ra,
ma sic rozumiec, uwolniono
natychmiast.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-04-06
1000 ARROW dObregO
urodzajnego gruntu,

z lasem i bez, tanio ma ~sprzedaz.
Many take uprawione fanny z bu-
dynkami i inwentarzem. Przyjedz-
Gle do mas i kupcie sobie farme
miedzy swemi rodakami, blisko
miasta, kosciola, koleji it'd. a be-
dziecie sobie zy6 jak W raju. Jezeli
macie zamiar osiedl1c sig ma farmie
teraz lub p6zniej, to spieszcie sic z
~kupowanlem, zanim %najlepsze grun>
ia beda r%ozebrane. Pc dalsze infor~
macye tykiet kolejowy exkursyj
ny "a pol ceny piszcie dc
Pulaski Land Co..
Jos. N, Teszlewicz, agent.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-29
5QH[NF To at CONTROL Of
PUBLIC FUNDS Is kh0(k[D OUT

A decision just rendered by City
Attorney Geraghty upon the ordi.
nance to name a depository for city
funds in the city treasurer's hands
will put an end to the attempt upon
the part of certain corporate in
terests in the city and their repre-
sentative in the council, Hon. Jack
Snyder, to secure control of an in
come from the peoples money.
Attorney Geraghty says for the
city council to designate a deposit
tory for public funds would be in
contravention of the city charter.
The charter holds the city treasurer
responsible for all public money
and he is under bond to insure the
city. If the city directs where
funds shall be kept, it relieves him
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-29

"Your case is parallel with many
in this country where a young man
is unable to withstand the tempta.
ton to live the life of people who
have more means than he has,"
said Judge Poindexter this morning
in pronouncing sentence of five
years in the state penitentiary on
Joseph Leahy, self-confessed lar
cenist from his employer, the Amer
lean Typefounders company.
Leahy had explained that he had
taken the money with the intent to
return it the middle of the present
month, which would have been
done had his arrest not interviewed.
Attorney Alex M. Winston had
pleaded for leniency, stating that
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-29

yard on the corner of Riverside ave-
nue. and Maple street, last evening.
Mr.. Roberts attempted to stop one
OF his teams, which had started 10
run away. He stepped in front OF
the horses and grabbed the lines.
Inc horses dragged him about so
Feet and when he fell one of them
stepped on his leg and ankle. The
right leg was broken Just below the
knee and the right foot fractured.
Mr.. Roberts face was also badly
cut. 1t is supposed that two ribs
were broken also. The team be-
came frightened at a steam saw.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-29

of liability for the safety of these
funds and that violates the charter
provision.
Thus another finely Matched
scheme of certain banking inter-
ests, backed by stronger corpora
ton influences, and represented by
Hon. Jack Snyder in the council,
have been sent to their destruction.
What new plan will be sprung by
these devotees of frenzied finance
and life insurance methods to get
something for nothing-in other
words, to do the taxpayer.
1t has come to such a pass that
all the plans connected with and
politically backed by certain cor
porate interests, and publicly advo-
Gated by John Snyder, councilman,
are branded with suspicion from
their inception. This scheme. Just
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-29
LUMpY JAW
CASE ON TRIAL

The trial of the cases worked up
against Peter Hanson and Octave
Denot by City Inspector E. ]. Ball
Is on this afternoon before Justice
Stocker. Inspector Ball was tipped
off that there was something wrong
with the killing of a couple OF
heifers at the Hanson place, and
with his customary enterprise
started out and found that Denot
had sold the heifers to Hanson.
who had slaughtered both on his
farm premises near the Hazelwood
farm. Veterinary A, j. Bovette de-
scribed the tubercular element in
lumpy jaw which the heifers are
supposed to have possessed.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-29
after MUCH SWEARING
C0FFEEN GETS BUT $50

Judge Huneke, John Coffeen and
Arthur d. Jones, automobilist ap-
praisers Of Frank Moynahan's land,
have a slight difference of opinion
as to the value of II acres taken
by the Graves railway to the Pa
louise from Moynahan.
Arthur D. Jones swore it was
good for nothing-not even for a
right Of way-but no damages were
claimed against Moynahan for own
ing rocky land which the Spokane
& Inland wanted to use. John Cot
feen swore the land was worth $50
to 500 per acre, and five farmers
living contiguous to Moynahan
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-29

sent to its grave by Corporation
Counsel Geraghty, was so branded
and there are others which will
come into the public gaze from time
to time which will bear closest
scrutiny.
At present the city's money is
deposited in number of the city
banks. The banks where it shall
be deposited are not selected by the
city treasurer, but by the bonding
company that has guaranteed the
safety of these funds.
The city receives little, If any, in.
come from funds deposited in the
banks, and the city charter should
be amended to allow of competitive
bidding for this money. The city
should get the greatest amount Of
income possible from it's deposits.
consistent with safety.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-09-29
Spokane Makes Desperate Effort to
Keep Up Its Record as the Banner
City for Legal Separations on Coast

CONSERVATION dire and rank sat
on the brows of some dozen and a
half attorneys in Judge Huneke's
divorce emporium this morning
Chances passed from lawyer to law
yer and from lawyer to client, and
"holy horror" seemed spread over
all.
More women were in the court.
rooms than had ever been seen be-
fore. They were about evenly di-
vided between Judge Poindexter's
and Judge Huneke's rooms, in each
of which Is cases were scheduled.
The majority of plaintiffs in the
divorce actions were women.
There were women with stern
jaws setting narrow lips closely to-
gether. There were women with
the evidences of hard trouble in
their countenances. There were
women with sympathy for their fell
low woman depicted in face and in
attitude. There were women eager
to see the machinery of the divorce
court in action, to see the men do
Ing things" to hear the questions
asked, to note how some other
woman felt about it. In fact, a
hodge-podge of femininity of all de
grees of woe, mirth, curiosity and
satisfaction.
All Default Gases.
All the cases. .,8ere those in which
the default ote the defendant had
been noted. It was the first day
when the judges most recently as
signed to sit on divorce matters
were seen in action. Expectation
and curiosity were agog as to
whether 1t would prove to be hard
er to break the bonds of matri-
mony. Judge Poindexter had some
criminal business to dispose of lust
after court opened, and IL there
were to be noted any lines of specu-
lation as to anything like a new Or
der of things in requiring evidence
more strict than had been demand.
ed in the past, 1t would be first
seen in Judge Huneke's courtroom.
The first case was that of Elsie
ID. Plunkett versus l.. c. Plunkett.
Carried Infant In Arms.
The Plunketts had lived on a
farm seven miles distant from the
city on Hangman creek. The wife
carried to the witness chair an in
FAINT only a few months old. She
was slight Of physique and had the
unmistakable air of a woman who
had drunk deeply Of the cup of
trouble. The basis of her seeking a
divorce lay In abuse by her husband
while he was intoxicated. Specific
acts OF cruelty were that the hus.
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FIVE YEARS IN PEN
FOR LEAHY

Leahy had an interest in an estate
In Ireland from which he expected
to make restitution of the taken
money.
Judge Poindexter stated that
such secret intent to return the
money did not destroy the criminal
act of taking the money without
the consent or knowledge of his
employer, and that the man who
would knowingly take the funds of
an employer for the purpose of
leading a fast life and a life of
pleasure, and this fact was all the
more inexcusable when committed
by a young man of intelligence
clearly able to discern the differ.
ence between doing right and doing
wrong.
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SOCIETY Q|RL,
SUNDAY SCHOOL
TEACHER, f0R6[R
(Scripps News Association.)

(Scripps News Association.)
LOS ANGELES, Cal, Sept. 29.--
Ruby Casselman. young society
girl and teacher in the First Meth.
odist Sunday school, was released
from Jail this morning on $4,000 bail
after two weeks Imprisonment. She
was arrested in Portland and
brought back and charged with
forgery. 1t is believed she is the
accomplice of some man whose in
fiuence compelled her to issue sew.
eral forged checks which he passed.
She claims hypnotic influence COM
PEELED her to commit the crimes.
Her preliminary trial will be Octo-
Der 5.
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swore likewise. The scenery was
also seriously damaged by a 25-foot
fill In front of Moynahan's house
according to John and his farmer
witnesses. Arthur d. was more
practical and hard headed about
this, and contended that such lux.
uries should not be considered in
farming communities. Judge HUI.
neke had the last guess, and award
ed Moynahan just $11 for the Ii
acres and other Inconvenience.
John, after getting through with
the mud, says still that he is as
good a judge of it as Arthur d.
Jones, but admits that great minds
differ.
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THREE BUNCO ARTISTS
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY

Three alleged bunco men, John
Thompson, Olaf Olson and Donald
Fraser, were arrested this after
noon by Detective McPhee. They
were found on Second avenue.
The men were not caught in the
act of trying out their game, but
have tried it on several people in
the city within the past few days.
The game they work is to get a
farmer and hire him to go to their
ranch to work. After making ar
engagements to pay him good money