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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-16

-.ey had no. seen the petition. In refer
"n'" u IL" "gz" -. Hrs. Eu,.icot- :hs fol-
iy"iH- statement was directed ty H. q.
Sry,'-r va" say 'hs; h. IL "a .i.s as
w .ay- nothing further 81 ssy cuncsrn'ns
:ral.1l. mt aYs.tss, orsrr-i a-! ,s.- every
tH!-'.1.':.T 9 -" 80. I'u. Il a;rry protected
e.: tas sSi4;. - H's-ICT! ~ a.c .iaue- With :hs
.sN. ~! y - i,a!nt"Esrc-. !. sii.;i1E 20
every .gi..s'tar - =; aerr..-s
" al. J'!.g 49,. sla.rris."n o. .he SgJ.r-
t.s'r 81; ...i.L.sE az. 1, an A'-H.i',.,':- Who
afu..s'i d - Ha"'';F On -'.ry t-lat - c-.-r's-
. 81 or tE.gS..rv auI ~ drpgs:- .I'H
ls- A'g-'" ne i-.'s;'-"rt .. .ur f.nt- ..-
"a" q way been. as.a ~. r'utiGG". ready.
e. I;-l@t IT.. sr-t ). sgsn a. ar, cSrr.aay
-rs.Ss :!ur business e ra'''nh S-13e ri'<a-
a''r.h.r~ any sT-c.ai slsu:scane. 20 IA,
;ar'i-f.7r ar-''t
Mrs Entico-; IS Z willow ans. has seven
ch..r0a. siN Of whom are minors. ac-
cor.!!-Z - ter petition. She SUES 20 r.-
cover go witch she says she has paid
to ~. Mort. American IHv.stren; "0rE-
O! twenty honts II that concern. She al
leSe- that she pal: "" IN cash on April
L.. 90. ed that on November ~ 'he
were rot .r;..e. on the hooks IN her
nam. auf 'hs. -.e wa :.9E!:.,: 90 pay
a zee @, S,J 20 have them transferred 20
Ee!' sil
RECEIVED NOTHING. SHE SAYS
After th,s. 81. says sh. paid SO week
esr FORTY weeks. her total payments 10
!ng about s." Sn. says ,hst she has
been pfy-x premiums for nearly .So
years 3-t that -. hss receives! ao'hing
~ return IL hsr Petition st- states -hA.
y i hsr b~ii-. chzc the ccgnSsny's pan
.. icauirG her money with which 20 ray
che premiums OF the t.cais vous. eyan.i-
ally wiz. out h~r Interest ir. the t-y-..s
She alleges chss ,h- conditions rrin.e..
on .h- back % -he securities are rni-,~aa-
.,S ard s:~ srt.u!v: to r.li... :h. COM
;ary Of -! iia'iiify. 81. states cha. In.
sl0--. with which she bought the bonds
ws- part o.. s. scr which she receive. as
saraaees for thu death os her h.sssnd
uhO Vas killed while working r. a s.e-
s-tSs pant 81. lives at No. III. S1-l.h
N.Ns.sat svsu.e. She is represented d.
ATTORNEY John i>Aiiy
Max = Heinrich. ;lsirtiH IN :h. ia.@s.
suit - a dTEsSt., al No 30 South Four
t.s,;h stree: Re ai'ss-s .ns; hs hough.
.iSh; Q. :.- co-panys br-ds and that
during IN. t1.rtvscv- months irnr,~1.t-
a..ly preceding S@y:--.t.. |. lss he has
pail IN g.... for " nics h. ais Received 10
return His general allegations as 20 .he
cha-ac.s. o. the company are much the
cane - :hoss Q: xss. Endieese
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-16
SAyEDFROM suicide;
LAUGHS At DOCTORS
Theodore J. Schlachtmeyrr. 90
Years Old. Drinks Poisonous
Li4uid-Says He Was Just
Tired of Living"

After swallowing IN ouncc ~ a PECULIAR
poisonous fui,!. Theodore J. Sc!lIcnt-
mcStr. - yr..IS old. Who iiv.s; and works
ut M. .s'.i Ea,Stua av.nu". WI treated
10y a physician -! III. n-ighh"rh",i,: AMI
;aEcn {" IN. city Hospital. Thee b.
iaLGh"t: n: tn. doctors ami iy-s.t-.. MS at
tempt I. .rG his III. lightly.
u hen f"g,I'. ,'y John Frederick. his en-
ploy-r. sch.i cht,n.:-r was unr..iI -..:1v-.
After the stomach pump had been u:s"i
Pc r'Gain.l his sens. and showed n" s.-nS
uf nausea. whi-h gp..sr ia nearly every
case Eh"'- fs1.: patient ~ subjected q. The
iuEpG: treatment.
ScEiachtmcy-r said he wanted ~ .r!
his life. and was angry becaJIs. III. doc
tors dill mot - him 10 80. II. laughed
when Questioned as 90 lis reason for
wanting t. ':i.. arl said h would lee
:"b'iEr t. div-,!c. tina: to anyone. ~" de-
Cla--i that h. was ''!'lS. tired ~ living"
he refused tH gu 1" the hospital hut
Policeman Mclaughlin ~ the Ninth Dis
tf;r'. forced h':n 80 10 So. lie VII D..
hold ,h.r. for a day or two fo prcv-n; a
second attempt.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-16
PRINTERS STRIKE
MAY END SOON
President Jackson Believes En-
ployers Will Accede to the De
mands Of Largest Cob
Germs Signs Agreement.

President Joseph A. Jackson Of the st.
Louis Typos 20 a...-ai Union. No. ;. an
nouncei last ni-h.. after i meeting of 49,.
Executive Committee. that thc iir'l ~
Perrin & Smith had siGn.d the .:Sh;-hour
asreenl, nt ans! that their s:apicy.s wou!e:
20 back "a work mis- morning Perrin 4
Emil. employ twenty printers P-cs'.snt
jackson further stated that n:net:-oEe Of
hces had signed tn. :sr,, n:"nt. l.i:in.
tkir,y-scv,a :" H.. near. trc::.-
II was stated y; the ii..i.4Id-ters ~ the
union In III. I:u-,ir-tCn ha;.Giig that there
We're - journ.. ir-I! pr!a;e:s s;i.i "u; a:;''
Twenty-Five api-e'. .Ic,S.
I,resi.,.r ,,.casr. and :h. ::c:nhcrS Of
the Ex-CG'iys Committee feel confident
that ihr s:rik" VII last but "A :vw diys
longer aIi ;!:.t ;i- employers VIII agree
TO the sisI,t-iaur proposition J. Was also
state. that ro printers from o;.i ~: town
will h. .inr..y.i :"r 'c" reason :aat
printing sso,s IL other cities -" having
strikes ari ..a ar. scarce.
. II vas :-::.l1:,c last ri;,rt That sTo oth-
er large .stSi lS,IT,:"ii's IL The ely Lad
signed IL. .tIr. "a. N! t,.;,' thc STRIKE
would he cliis.i OF! in itcir shops. but this
vas denied
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-16
NAMES LINCOLN PARK BOARD.
Reported That +. r. Simmons
Will r. Elected President.
RT-T Rr-- SrE-.-.


Sr-.nx.~it Ill. S-;' .s-I:o-s--o- rsr-
-.es-1 tonight aTS~r1t.3 fhs .oiovS
sr-sse-7so a. fiTCCi- Ps-k Commission
eEs. F-ar-t< S--:-0-s E--a- -.a.E-u-r
rrei tiacsS"-E"1. A.uoa Ps:-!t-r-. r.-
ss-t A I'm Charles II Whitney az.
TNs-N- y Wi,ST
-'hsTlss II NIs", Z. s--ax~! n zeal
e-ta;- AMI !-sr-Arc- business = S-rvs.
tA--- ~.z-s a. Collector = Lake VIA
rss-is< H Whitney "a \ .-s--Ih-r 90
- Insurance r-n % C-.--N-G Nf'l.-
U-Itr-y a RsreNC-. vtoS y-.sit.-. % the
t-'c- L-axG- SlEh s-i a r1.ah.- q the
pHsrl - T:->S-tC-s q. TIE Chicago A-h-
is-:c -fue
E.A.s-s: 4 II, cc.,r-.s .N~ .arce~. Ev-
s=y snt y ssr;as.af .s,shi. ss--~-t on :ss
North SIDE So = ioAa A. Lar. cie:k
81: tNs S-p---cr Cart
sEos P-rt;to-e 5 vice ,-c<.,sa. % r
r Fa'rls.crs q. Co
Se.s-s Si1-o-S- Iz:t-nc zat Gang
S--Esr. vS-S rls-,h..s % ~ old h-N-i
IL - Understood that Frars-ts I SIR
-un- ut! - si~c-e,. .-~<H.C-r " the
para heard s-.i TIA. Eegt-z n Na::.u
81 s< retained - pA.k s.Se.:s;e;s.e.i
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-16
EIGHT NEW CHOLERA CASES.
Sixty Nine Persons Have Died ri
l,i>.a>. in Prussia.

Berlin. sept Eth. ofii'isl bulletin t.
SD -n-t!- :aU1grr.~ eight new raS"- OF
'h".-ra an. t'!r.. G..itis IA twenty four
trurS. ending q. noon. making = total II
i:s' r.i>'-s aEi siS;v-ilir, deaths
III" r.H CASES az" one each in -. irr-
E-l"i. Er"sllU. S;vh'H and kIa.-s.--S
districts ana tHs .ac!: IN the G;rlul..!z
AID FiaJov districts.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-16
SEVEN PERISH N
FUSE FACTORY FIRE
Explosion in Connecticut Works
Followed by Blaze Which Pre-
vents Escape-EOdies Wrapped
in Flames.

Avon. Ccan.. SEPT :5.-The explosion of
fus.. followed by n fire IN 4 buiis:ine o:
III" cI,E,ax Fuse company here this after
nSn. nSN, Sasa ~ ,,.1, Fan: .n'ns @ ,w.hS EN-, IN
c..ath- o! seven an! irjuri.s tina: doubtless
VIII prove fatal 10 seve-a! Others.
There was no way of coping with the
flames. which s,ou sIread rapidly and soon
after the explosion occurred thos, who
were unable to escape Were IN ih.. clutches
Of f!g. that eventually burned their
bodies to ashes.
The ist Of dead follows: William Burke.
- years old. married: James Joyce. sbou;
*. marie: Robert Mccarthy. aged IS:
Jane. Wallace. married: Me!!:e McCa:-
Thy; Miss J. Sullivan and Mrs. NJ. b.
Tucker.
CAUSE NOT KNOWN
TT. cxar, cause IT the accident may
Hevcr p, known. bu, II Is the accepted
tncvry here that liz an effort to burn oit
a s;ovpacc in on. Of the machines a work
man cause: an explosion of Il fuse. with
:hr hot iron he he'll in his hand
iUi!a Tm1b!. material WIS set on f.e
ard in 4 few moments the room was u
n.aSs ns fan! In an instant there was
a ,n1d rush for the doors and windows.
and ,Iu,in@ the scramble mary We're pushe':
back into the building. while others Were
severely burned.
Ten physicians from nearby towns
ca,r.. o. the =. .scus AMI did good service
In caring for til. injured.
BODIES SEEN IN FLAMES
The Scene at ,h" fire was heartrend-
ir-. Friends and relatives o: III. missing
we're a.nrs: frantic with grief when II
h.cani. known that the tots:; of those
close To them were being burned To a
crisi, In the ruins ~ the factory.
As there IS no fir. department. IN the
town IL was utterly useless To cope with
the flames with buckets.
is on. ~ the. walls Of the second largest
building: fc!! several bodies could be seen
cntanEled la ,h. mass or machinery In the
basement. and i'll a short time they were
reduced e. ashes.
Early in the evening the body OF q
woman was seen near the cic" Of tho fire
AMI an effort was made "a pull 4, away
from III" hamsss bu: on account OF the
great heat this Was impossible.
Seen after the building In which the lives
were lost was consumed. fh. fire. spread
to tn. new structure. which was tnst COM
pl.-ei nj cost of $3'es. and in few
hours this building Was cutted. only the
four walls remaining. The loss - esti-
mated To be $ISD..sD.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-16
Republic Wan. ADS aiii do the work.


Fire did damage 10 the amount Of 81 ~
late Yesterday afternoon In the SiS.. and
Lonr factory at No. 15l:-H Clark avenue.
owned by John MeSkcr Of No .sv South
Seventh street, The daYnag. was confined
70 .he contents ~ the building. The build
ing Is owned by N.sk.- Bros. No Al
South Sixth street. On account Of the IN
s.,ll.-1ahle natur. of the contents Of the
building two alarms were turned in on
the fire.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-16
FINED ON WOMEN'S CHARGE.
W. Lyd"n. said To Have Eump.. :,
Heads. Assessed Siup.

william iydnn or y, !s- Moth Sav-
esltr':sIl, -iF'-t. .1- -GEi ST.. fF J.Fg.
foi.sfl n t.E" Dayton street T|W-n Court
!"Si: f"aS az = cha-s' % humping together
th" hrt.!s % Ag> Cara II bgst..! az. h--
.tiig li"-. fr.s4- COS EaAaEH. ~: NJ .FFI
" HaS'..Esir- --'a.". last saturday r!..t
az F"t:J'''nih street an! ~ sss-:-.-run av,-
'!" H. ai'i'"s!"- ga" rA-c 20 ;Ee .sGr; ..
criminal ''rrf",tira
Mr. NaHagI a'.! h-r laughter -n-,,
~2'kiuE uH ~" S-f'~E'k when !. Tat. a-ru.
behind th"1' a..t iEG... sa-.r =. ,.'S IT,
e-thFr ANA then rs1 asAy LION was
fouul ~ tN- l-ii~a is'.r srI dent .s,.sd
As th" MAJ lie denied taE: =" N8s sr ~,
vtar- NJ the time II ~. o,arJ.rr.-!c-
For co-'v"trH: hey Sc any ,!sc %. Hn-
cuhlic NA.t Al. Al -lru.r-St-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-16

Quincy ILL.,. Sept. la-S~vsn printers as
= fCH.:E !,-'D i'.c house vent a.: strik"
-..- 'av J:i,.!.- orders frJ;n indianapolis is.-
...Jsa 4. nrruuluE man. whn il also 4
nominal S-Ickhpiier IN III. company. was
...:-l!-:,,i 20 work u the CI:np1sinS-rco,:I.
'Ti:.. demand 70, an .snf-huGr day In all
the n:i!..,; l. seiiS discussed to-nish; 10y
committee. q! the printers AMI th. en-
Ii"y-r-.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-16
HUNDRED PRINTERS OUT ON
STRIKE IN HARTFORD, CONN.

Hartford Conn. Sept. l..-J"h and hook
printer; to the number cf about i". en-
,.oye-l by iir!IaS which hav. declined to
acc,'i.. {" the eight hour demand. left their
y urk her. TO-DAY.
Til" printers employed In the supply d.
garf'n. nis If Sv'.l.. Of ff.. Insurance. COM
I:,nics also hav. stopped work. Many of
tn" smaller '"h vrin;iN: plants IN the city
have. GRANITE! fh. demand
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-16
Turn strike Breakers hack.


:. Joseph. Mo. Sept: ls-The f!rss S'ay
~ III. printers strik. has been orderly
AMI Iii-'. IN. employers ar" ~!.3eavor.nY
To- h:IrS men from tn. country towns tn
;sic th. places a.: the strikers. hit 30 far
'h. s:r!kc-hr-ak.ys have l.. en- turned hack
by IN. yirk.fs who meet them at tn. rail
r.,:,,i stations. The printers hlv. an .s-
ct .l.nt ORGANIZATION and keep in touch
Nil: :hs country towns by telephone. In
this WAY they learn on which trains the
s;rikc-break.r: Will arrive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-16
TO BOOST LUMBER PRICES
ON ACCOUNT OF SCARCITY.
MlssissippS Valley AssOriasi~n Takes
Action ~ MeetioG In -. Pasl
-Applies Especially to D0Sla.
l0x Material.
REpr-RI.fC SPECIAL.

REP RI.i" ST'FI1AfA
81. Paul. Minn.. Sept. i5.-At a meeting
to-dry Of ;he Mississippi Valley Lumber
mems Association IL Was decide! 10 boost
prices a few n";ches. The meeting was
attended by thiriy-five members of the
association.
II - to dimensions or framing lgnhcr
for buildings in particular. that the In
crease will apply. II is believed that
prices will h. radically increased. how
ever. bct n rather conservative Improve
mel Mt" with existing conditions are taken
into account.
As matter Of fact. such a shortage
exists that III" lumhermsn are in a pp-
sitIrn 20 quote whatever price suits them,
ye; The n ,nuflcturers declare they have
no ia;cntion of doing this.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-16
PRINTERS IN thirteen
ST. JOSEPH SHOPS STRIKE.

81 J"serh. 40. Sept. 15-Scventy -fve
printers IL: thirteen locai job printing
E1t!s"s struck today when their employers
refused, To- sign contracts for al eight hour
working DAY E:soitS will be- made 20 I'LL
.i~ir places with nonun!on men.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-16
SKULL FRACTURED IN FIGHT.
John Hackett In Critical Condi-
ton While Police Seek Assailant.

John Hackett. - yea18 old, Of No. 1910
South Third street. and Thomas Miller.
whose address - unknown to tho police.
auhrreiei at Johnson and Market streets
last night and Hackett was knocked
curhine. fractur.nx his skull
Miller disappeared and is being sought
by tho police. Miller and Hacketc arc
Same place Yesterday. What caused tho
Hch. could not be learned. Hackett was
taken To the City Hospital He IS in a
serious condition.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-16
WILL TEST aNTlPaSS LAW.
WISCONSIN LAWYER Arrested for
Violating N.y Sr,ru.r

Fia!rH~l!. vs.. SEPT ..-,-rz-->,l ss.h
r-irS E's rL,;l-I. pass - ..af.-faT -
The laN. " y N-E.Er a. ..'r--sr,, =
'nn Wisconsin central Railway ,r..--,Srz-.s
ard holding "a Position a. rotary r,ir..-
was TO-DAY ..srTt formally u-s.- s--
ON complain; = W II H--r- s,.t0, -
q r"vsl Ss'~- a. Wsgshs-a WIS
Ts- ar-iH: ;s for fH~ rtI-,.~-a - .ss-{- :
ihc s-iraSs !ss Passed ,. n. las. Sya:~
Legislature
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-16
MRS. PARISH KEPT DIARY
TAE on ''OTHER WOMAN -

unigg. f"ltG-a ~ this divorce sui, is
'h": Mr. Parish viii have 3, ':iarv I" pro-
&C" u, ''N!"r!.r' against 70 @us''hnG. a
ghrnr!tC'.. "i the i.4r.lEs -v.-r;S y! that;
'-''rS't:-!, "i f'G.Hnr' 4rl"" .-ir!n- az tie
All -S.G other woman l. strongly
.t"uEh' ut.t- E!. i"..' wing ar. som. of
'.H '':s" ">:-ao'-.
la. = 'ai sea- r7 !, Tau:air.-. 4 'a.!y
That s'u"l.~ l'aiui>';y tells NJ" from r.ai
III; -" lin.> "u nv haat. =, many in
{ woman ana ~. mad q: mar. TIL. star
-. -" ':Es- hard JEat means good l'Ick.
also that 'h.r" J. a c'lsu. r'n.r'-; In my
"" 'Et- - cis'!r: is >!sa - =. for !
3" feel ~ if sam";',in-, IS really .,cin.; 20
hsI;'tl- Ni.aI " q 2 L.
.i.. 81 have --..F - !---" Sac. hubby
- -" .ai' :. bat p" Si,I r:"- sl.ak I. ~.
h slys -i-,s.a!... g'trr" G-ar IT,. aIo:.-,
Tbs = ~" last Yin" tk-v VII catch Gle
o.. a >t,..cn.-.
-Tuu,s> On no.h >ra---
'Jaiy l gn ''aE.s'.-is -.4S y.,i'r!as
10Th S'.."s / :-". s.:-y - ~. also. |
ch.-H T." = sg-'T:nS tS o. p IA I II.
i.wut evening s.rt '.}--rs-as g, my
relative. mean a rr..si:i o.: my stem
:l.utt.-r and * h,:n not - tel ,ny
r-ilrivDs. .Gt :" i'll w.. al "ri'.a n" n J.
dress ri NJ. rsrIs!s brother IN 'i-a-,s"
{" n" tsl"rh0r,. - sly~ he VII !"itV"
~" - t-a;.cs ami Will return In ;he morn
.rc
''u'y SC RETURNS n WIKI fts v;O-
;.G- Vo hsv" 1iure- r-"iN"-
J~i~Erams from, "Narska.-'
''J-iy at ~ p'n'". k r.'l ri:-. I en-
not stand u. separation. Ei~ rgr-r me
back ! tell him ! a., have few tE.r.s
- -.li ~ -0gr'. Hr r-H-5.-.. - 10 right
b -Ta II DO not
-Jg.vi ,N.l,no, u; received ;s--.. .sIs-
grams. which ] "g-r rilGr!l. they w.ra
Svr me. t-.- tn. ~. from is-ttE his
friend rlak" H;-7s -"'' f-r truth and va
agree - - hs.S - g-ris 7 sI--.. - a
separation ar! - ssE.S I r".aEra-l 20
hs- -aat ie ~. met n'r ~ IN" steam -.
I.TN - 70 ,pgc'r r~~.t.a vh.- g-. cannot
lager .--1S- rsa 1-N.-
July ,-Es : "a Ia-.s ~. r-sakss< =
AMI then ! change r,a-ey. - h,s S.ut
Martha .-E:h.- -..sC-Hr1 .hr- E~ Si.l r~sa.
- IL Nv I0Tk s- ne - 20 SAT- Friday
V.-h Ia i.T--E.-".
July S-S'!rlay. s-E an 20 remain
alone - IIrs - .1u..h.'
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-16

Ih- Reverend lrs-:o- Ic--S %. WACO
~ f.ac- Memorial! n = church ...,
rfShi sutAS-tr~t n, statement :ha: -
transfer escin his T-e..-: rHz-r> hAs II
neen asked :nr nor cs1--su.gss.s. Mex:
Tuesday evening ths R-sc-.-! " a
brown uas,.ora-y. ~Nc aas ,;Is- rs-
surn.>. from .so f-sii.sr!a-s- ~. ferc--~
81 the Wagner .tscs church Ats s-s.-.t
icing Tho .sroa;-St ross- - Earth
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-16
LITIGATION AND REMOVAL
BOTHER BOND COMP PANIGS

Widow and Druggist rn: SHIT Against Mort" American Invest
4" Eve q" Its Departure for Chicago - To lie
Merged With Colonial Sc!: Company. With Southern Mu-
Of Lexington, Ny, if Attorney General adlcy
Gives Sanction.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-16

Diamonds and Watches delivered on
Credit. You make a small deposit, then
Fay weekly or monthly. Call. LOFTS
E.os.. ID n. Carleton bldg. 9Th and Olive.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-09-16

TIE suit - .4vp-#.. p-a instituted T.
CT--.., ,'Tr.-r rv ~ g4-fs i's-fsf
Tr'. n, s5r,'s frs,r.,,r -r. ,'-,-,9. above
quoted lT."aT n 'hs asI WIN u IN. tE-
h.aC''.gl Etvr~ manson 90, -" EE-!s!s. ~
80. 80 lini"3i s.1is.nrt Mi'i:n. NJ
T'.rfS'. surrounded mos - tHa f;rT. ~
friends -.--risy alternately smiled .g a
vain attempt - regain the T.a;ly" y1-T-
-sSy which is h-rs a.. Then gave saI
20 tears
Tho .-o--. as -s,I r. -Nr ~ aI.l -
Ms pa-..i ~ F-- attorney .,-I.'aGr.--
~; ,;'s, rfr- JnN-.S e long 81. "a
-.si saws rev w.. married IN This city
ysa- For :Ec pas -h-u" - c"-.E vas
f.-zrg-s -As SsSa. h"- EgsnI1s: has bon
e,it s?i irt.rsrs1. . E.r. ard has ~
showed c..s. and. a,sr. 'he' :. 1ovti AZ
u-r.-. TSA. C'E"-- s--c--:'ag - =. t.l.
= N-s Maria JS'"s, al:hoGSh M Ia
rs - private Conversation. calls her -
S-rtEs- -sr7-.
To- hiG alleges -Nr v!-.-nso -zs de..--
=. r--i - s.gS-a-- r-v-n his 20 AZ: Eve
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CONTEST NOTICE.

Department OF the Interior.
United States Land Office Woodward o. T.
March ~. 1oos.
A sufficient contest affidavit having been
filed in this Office by James X. humphrey.
contestant against HE No. I688e. made Juy.
3D., lg.ls. for VIZ MEX. Eh NWK. Sec. ~, Up.
N. Range ., EN-, by Arthur Bledsoe, con-
teslee, In which IL is slleg ID that entrym n
has never established residence on said land
and has never Improved, fenced or cultivated
said land and has wholly abandoned said land
for more than months next preceding the
filing ot this contest And that said absence
was not due 10 his employment in any capac-
ity In any war In which the u. 5. is engaged.
Said parties are hereby notified 10 nppea-.
respond aud effer evidence tosching sud ale
CATION at 10 OciOck o. m, on Sept, .. Iyos
before r. p. Kelly Clerk ot the District Court
for Beaver county. o. T.. or In his absence be-
fore W. r. Quinn, his deputy. at Beaver. o. t..
and that Anal hearing will be held ut 10 o'clock
n, m. ON Sept, 10, loos, before the Register
and Receiver of the United States Land Office
In Woodward. Woodward county U. r.
| The said contestant having In aprOper am
davt filed March. AZ, 1895,
set .o,th f,cis which show that after due dill
geuce personal service of this notice cannot
De mnde II II hereby ordered and directed that
such notice BE given by due and proper pub
lication.
DICk 7. MORGAN, Register.
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Department o. the Interior. United States Land
Offer. woodward. OAla.. March. "a, 1875.

Department o. the Interior United States Land
Offer. Woodward, UAla.. March. "a, 1915.
sufficient contest AFFIDAVIT having been filed
IN this office boy Charlie JOHNSON. contestant.
against IL No. 1855 made Nov. z 1913. Tor SEl4,
sc. ehitn. township north. ruige n. ECM.. by
Ma rsnll H. floss. e0ntestce. III which II Is alleged
that saiI defendant has wholly abandoned said
Described tact @. land bus Ialled ~ reside upon
and cultivate said trTct for period OF more than
mont : next preceding the date OF fling OF this
contest aiiida'it. that he has never at any time
esuiblishe, his residence said tfTct. and that
said all, ,ed absence from said described tract OF
land was rot due to hts eInplo ment Ia the Army.
Nayy or Ma ine corps OF the United States as a
private soldier officer. seaman or Irarne during
toe war with Spain or during any other war In
Si'iril the tnit'd states may I've engaged.
Said parties are hereby notified to appear, re-
spond and offer evidence touching said allegation
at 10 O'Clock "A. m. on May. ~, 1906. before H. ID.
Meese, Probate Judge OF Beaver county. Okla, In
Lis Office at Beaver Okla, and that final hearing
will be held at 10 o'clock a. m, on May. "a. 1896,
before the Register and Receiyer at the u s. Land
Uficp In Woodward. Okla.
The said contestant having, In proper affidav-
II, filed March. "a, 1915. set forth facts which show
that. after due diligence, personal service OF this
notice cannot be made II IL hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be given by due and
proper publication.
DICK T. MORGAN, Register.
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but would obtain fully seventy five
per cent OF the hospital business, But
this Is not all. The live stock busi-
ness OF that portion Of the territory is
no inconsiderable item, and the road
would be able to obtain nearly all of
it. The transportation of the immense
crops Of wheat and other products Of
the farm would also help to swell the
line would be "A paying investme mt
from the start.
This matter should be taken up by
the commercial club Of this city and
placed in clear light before the Rock
Island officials While there is no
doubt that they are canvassing this
matter, yet there has been nothing
done toward the proposed extension IL :.
The commercial club should urge the
building Of this line Mt once, as IL
would not only be good thing for
this city, but for the railroad as well
Enid Eagle.
What have you got against old Bea-
YER, Pete? Can't you just as well ex-
tend the line up to Beaver? Beaver
i county bids fair to be the wealthiest
county OF the Territory and no rail.
\ road building in this direction can af-
ford to miss us No new country un-
der the sun that has developed ms rap
idly as this county has the past yeaI
is more deserving OF railroad thar
Beaver 60 inty. We will line up Will
f, the business that will deaS road
| too