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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-10-25

Ha sado de Italia dirigendose al estrecho de Gbral-
tar escuadr6n taano, compuesto de ses buques de
combate varios auxiares. Sc proponen vstar varios
puertos de lngterra para correspondent la vista hecha
por varos barcos ngeses los puertos de Italia lti-
ma prmav En- Londres prepara los marnos ex-
tranjeros una reception muy afectuosa.
lnforman de Londres que el DAILY News ha recibido
seg1n los caes Russia encargaa los arsenaee ng
ses gran nmero de acorazados contra
deros orpederos Un agente encuentra Inga
terra negocando asunto las CONSTRUCTORS Sc
cree que todo e peddo entregara fines de 1906 ira
baJandose en- horas dias extraordnaros para ganar
|tiempo.
Dcen de Madrid que las 6estas honor de Mr.. Lou,
bet connuan cada vez mayor enusasmo. En- los
pectacuos tearaes los asentos pagan luo pro-
ducto Sc desna obras de benefcenca Hoy ceebra la
excursion Toledo preparada obsequo de los comecian
tes de los membros del Conceo municipal de Paris Los
gastos seran por cuenta del comercio de Madrid
Dicen de Lisboa que ha fondeado aquea bahia el
crucero frances LEON GAMBETTA. Su mission aguardar
a presldente L0ube que embarcara para eectuar
|regreso Francla, desembarcando en- Burdeos.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-12-09
New Railway Locals.
DflnInrnsI In GlnINmnn

Pursuant to ITS custom, the Western Mary
land Railroad Company Will issue clerical
orders Tor the yral 1905 To regularly ordained
cIergymen. who are solely engaged IN the
work and duties of ministers OF the gospel.
having no other Profession, Occupation or
Business, located ON or contiguous to the
lines of tins company.
As the West Va. Central and Pittsburg
Railway has been merged under the name
of the Western Maryland Railroad Conn
pany, orders for 1906 will be honored over
TINS line and branches
Application blanks can be secured from
Ticket Agents, which upon being properly
hlcd and certified to by some railroad agent
who is personally acquainted with the APP
phcant. should he forwarded to the General
Passenger Agents office, Baltimore, Md.
soon as possible ItD23
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-12-09
LOCAL tORRE,SPONDENCE.
Case Of Alleged DiSloyalty.


FRosrHURo. Mn, December :, 1905
To the MINING JOURNAL.
In contradiction of an article in last
weeks Issue in regard to the Williams
fire of November 25th we would say that
eXtinguishment of this fire was properly
conducted. 1t was gotten under control,
subdued, and good work was done by
the Department and citizens of our
town.
The only trouble was--thcre was great
deal of "bossing' done by people, which
was uncalled tor, and we suppose it
was one of those bosses who furnished
the JOURNAL with the news as published.
When the tiremen arrived the entire
second floor of the building was about
consumed, and there was no other alter
native but to flood the building.
The person who furnished the JOUR
NAL the Information that there was too
much water used, and that stock III
store was greatly damaged by it told
what was not true. The stock was not
damaged The fire never reached the
store, nor did the water.
The JOURNAL informed committee of
the Fire Department that the person
who gave the information published last
that We have discovered a traitor in our
ranks, and we will leave no stone un-
turned until we root him out and expose
him.
We will now take up the second fire
in the HcraH office, Wehner building,
November %.
After quick Investigation policeman
Lewis and Chief Duffy decided to turn
i'll an alarm, which brought the tiremen
and others who assisted, and III less time
than it takes to tell it the fire was ex-
tinguished. There was only one charge
of chemicals used 90 gallons,) and that
was used directly on the fire.
Everything that was done was to the
entire satisfaction of those present
But it was not to some who did not re
Spond to the alarm-One we would men
ton in particular and we are sure It was
the gentleman who gave the JOURNAL
the information published.
We do not ask the people for any
credit for our services at fires:
Our Deeds Our Reward
But ask skeptics to inquire of George
Wehner, w. +. G.. HitchinS and j. J g..
Robinson what damage we did to their
property. We had a personal interview
with these three gentlemen and they in
formed us that they are we'll satisfied
with our work, and attribute their small
loss to the prompt action and quick ser
wee of the Fire Department, same AS all
other good citizens do. We did not ex-
pect to be condemned for our work at
those fires until we read the article in
the JOURNAL of last week, and now we
kindly ask those who have not read 1t
to do so and judge for themselves VINO
was right.
EDWARD DUFFY. Chief,
WATER w. WITTIG, President,
WILLIAM Z. KIRBY, Secretary,
\. l.. MCKENZIE,
ALFRED JEFFRlES,
Committee.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-12-09
COUNTY.


While trying to pacify ii horse hitched
to a buggy, frightened by an automobile,
Dora L. Foltz, an employee of l.. II.
Heare, Six Mile House, had his right
hand badly cut and one side of his face
severely bruised, Thursday morning
He was fortunate i'll escaping serious in
jury. SO great was his peril.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-12-09
Personal.

NJ. p. Oliver, of Little Rock, Arkansas,
is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Thomas
w. Irwin.
w. G.. Lavelle, attorney of KingwOOd,
W. Va, was here with William f. Noel
last week. He is an accomplished,
clever gentleman. Like other lawyers,
when IA Cumberland lawyers opinion is
given he says nothing-a policy which
leaves legal questions forever unsettled.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-12-09
Where Least Needed.

The people of Cumberland have
official notice that they can get their tax
assessments transferred, re-adjuSted, etc
If they will apply To, etc, ON the, etc.
1t Is SO convenient. too, for Cumberland
people, as the office is Wit bin stone 5
throw of nearly all the big assessments
that ought to be bigger than they are.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-12-09
Married..

At the home of the bride, Sand Spring,
Wednesday, December 6, 1909 by Rev.
J. b. Hupman, Miss Estella Workman
to Mr.. John Griffith, also of this place.
MIR and Mrs. Griffith left at once for
Birmingham, Alabama, where for sev-
eral weeks they will be the guests of
Mr. James Mealng, brother of Bailitf }
j Menling.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-12-09
Acknowledge cntS.

The first pretty calendar of the season
came several weeks ago from w. +. G..
Hitchins, of the Mutual Life Insurance
company.
The next from Andrew Nc ManniS,
who represents the Prudential Life.
Mr.. McMauuIS also places pretty
paper-cuttcr on the JOURNAL'S table, a
token which will outlaSt many. many
CalenlarS
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-12-09
4 Painful Hurt.

Saturday night last Miss Aggie T.
Davis, a Beall High-School teacher,
stepped out into the yard and rounding
IA corner of the house stumbled over IA
fiower-pot, fell and broke one of her
Jaws, looSened several teeth and bruised
her face very painfully. She is pros
trate and suffering considerably
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-12-09
Wedding.

An interesting event is due at the First
M. +. Church, west Union-street, 10
O'Clock a. III. Wednesday, 18th inst.-the
wedding of Miss Grace Roberts. of this
place, to Mr.. Thomas Herbert Peele, of
Rich Square, North Carolina. The
bride-a most excellent young lady, is
daughter of Christopher Roberts, of this
place; the groom Il popular young bust
ness man of Rich Square, N. c., where
they will be lat home after January l.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-12-09
Ihr McaIhCr.

Almost pleasant As May.
Charles W. Frost, in town yesterday,
reports having killed black snake on
his place Thursdav
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-12-09
New Railway Locals.


The Cumberland and Pennsylvania Rail
road Company will run Trains. 1913 and p
each Saturday Night until and including
December 80 1903, to leave Piedmont Il % y.
m. ; returning, leave Cumberland / p III.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-12-09
Business Locals,

Onc-Fitth of very attractive Gold
Placer Mining Proposition, i'll Neal
Mining District, Elmore county, Idaho
Four tifthS owned IN Western MARYLAND
For terms and reasons for sacrificing One
Fifth interest address :. J. DUNLAP,
=. 0. Box BOZ
tJl}T Boise, Idaho.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-12-09
\ Present Duty.
Subscribe for the Journal.


Miss Gertrude Stewart is the authoreSs
of the sketch printed last week descript-
i've of Prof. DeMotte's lecture The
Point of View, and Miss Bessie { arson
of that alluded to as IA close second -
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-12-09
Fun.

About 100 girls and boys blocked
Broadway in front of the racket stores
Thursday evening, and in order to quiet
them bailitf Mealing took charge OF a
boy, led him to the lookup and shut
him in Before he could close the door,
however, about 30 others followed and
he locked III the whole bunch In Il
short while all were liberated
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-12-09
ItI l3*
STATE or ONO, Cry OF TOLEpo,
Lucas. COUNTY. =

STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDo,
Lucas. COUNTY.
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he is
senior partner of the firm of f. j. Cheney X
Co., doing business in the City of Toledo
County and State aforesaid, and that said
firm will pay the sum of one hundred dol
lars for each and every case of CatTrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Hall 5 Catarrh
Cure. FRANK J. HENEE
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9TH day of December, a. ID.
lSN6. tSeal) \. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
and acts directly ON the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Send for testi-
mOnials free.
Address f. J. CHENEY a Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, - cents.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
\ Wonderful Saving.
The largest Methodist Church in Georgia,
calculated to use over one hundred gallons
of the usual kind of mixed paint IN painting
their church,
They used only b gallons of the Long
man Il MARTINEZ l.. 4 NJ. Paint mixed with
- gallons of hnSeed oil Actual cost of
paint made was less than 81 ~ per gallon.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-12-09
Business Movements.

John Odgers has removed his book
store to the business half of the new
Donahue building, Union street.
Owen Jackson will open this week a
pool parlor in the room, Stern building,
vacated by OdgerS.
Misses Lizzie and Edith Roberts will
continue the millinery business of Misses
Roberts & Kear The latter firm is
dissolved by the senior lady entering
hfe's premier partnership, with post
office address at Rich Square, n. c.
More elsewhere and anon.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1905-12-09

EDWARD DUFFY. Chief,
WATER w. WGTTIG, President,
WILLIAM T. KIRBY, Secretary,
\. l.. MCKENZIE,
ALFRED JEFFRlES,
Committee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-29
Novel Features Of the Great
Fair at Portland

They were Termed into reftH and
rioated down the Columbia aud
Miilamstts rivers into Guilds Lake.
the natural grand basin Of the sx-
position. Prom the lake they wsFa
raised 10 thu site Of IN. building -
Centennial Park b. means Of a big
skidway. 1909 feet lon.. The diH-.
lance iravsyasd By the logs In the
water was rs miles
ON the south side % the grounds.
a hlEh net fence has been built 60
keep out the inauisitivs. who 10 not
desire 10 advances tire price OF al
mission. and this VII be covered
VITA a luxuriant growth OF hop
vines. which. during IN. latter part
% the fair. vii completely cover the
fencing. The massive water towers
standing at the southeast corner Of
the forestry building. all also be
decorated sifh hop vines which are
deaisnsd 10 tssil aaNn all sides Of
che towers OF an ed colonial caatis
over which W. has grown.
The siatunrY about the grounds Is
designed 20 BE Illustrative 81 early
days IN the weal North q The CO.
ipnnAds entrances 60 the grounds IL
a beautiful and sfahiamatic Eruup
representing ths ~eow puneheFm q
early days performing one Of their
DARING stunts Of hafsemanzhlnl
Four horaemsn. dressed IN the styae
% the plains are dashinn over The
sands and masshrush.
south % this. in the sunksn gard.
en-. are two massive statues rsprs.
ponttnK grazing scenes. FIRST a
monster bullock Killing a rnountaln
Hon that had STACKED Il. the o,hsf
showing a bovine mother. which
did protesting her offsprins.
The location % the government
buiidins T. unique and very attract
I've. In the eenter q Quilts lake Ia
a muaai island. which was Eurr.us.f.
ed 10 the goTsfumsuf for il suhfb-
TIA Here Uncle Sam has built tho
most heaatifsli building on TIE fair
grounds.
All thesa structures form a nsmi-
circis about an artIsticaIIy aeaiEnsd
park In which tbs government Ia.
placed statuaFy and planted the
choicest shrutbsry.
The government exhibit Il A.
signed 70 be an exposition IA Itself
Here tho choicest q unels Sans
show AZ the 81 Louis fair VIVA be To-
Gated. Here. too. the government
WIZ keep open house 20 receive
those who cross the bridge Of ma
Tons OF sail the Spanish main Of
Guilds lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-29
hlLLmhh is
FOUND GUILTY

Look how I've built up thia city
Why. It's rank ingratitude for peo-
PIE 70 try 10 prosecute me this way.
Now you Newspaper fellows have
got 10 help me get elected 20 the
city council. then the ingrates can't
do these things 20 mel"
so said c. ID. Hlllman. strenuous
real estate man. founder Of the
Garden Of Eden" and bcguiling
serpent 20 many gullible Adams and
Ewes, 10 n group OF newspaper men
Just after the jury in the fraud
case had filed out Saturday after
noon.
Hlllman al the time was cheerful
and seemed 10 regard the charge
against him. and the tedious week
of trial, only ~ an annoyance,
which would have its end In ae-
euittaL
But Hlllman had another guess
coming. The frat ballot taken
showed tho Jurors standing ten for
conviction and two for acqulttal.
and the ten men against Hillman
remained mistaken In their convle-
tion for % hours. when the either
two decided 10 agree with the ma
iorlty and the verdict Of guilty was
brought IN.
The penalty for The crime OF con-
spiracy 10 dsfraud. with which NH
man and hi- lieutenant. L. r. For
est. were Jointly charged and con-
victsd. Ia imprisonment for one year
and a fine OF $500. or both.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-29
SpiHuing's Specials

Just received shipment Of new
dog collars. harness. leads. coup
iinFa. locks. etc. We WITH surrender
our profits 20 you this week.
10c Cream Leather. solid east, brass
trimmed. SIS inch vide. IS. rs and
~ inches long ......+....... 23o
soc Cream leather. solid east. brass
trimmed. inch vide. IL. 10 and
Fl Inches long .s............ soc
T5c Russell. red or blue lined. seal
loped edge. ornamented with ~
brass studs. felt lined. Ii inch
wide, -. ~ or 20 inches long
sssss4s.s.ss ..tts.sstss.ss Que
boc Lamb Skin. red or blue. lined.
acalloped edge, red or blue lined.
small dog or eat. collar orna-
mented with two bells and nickel
studs, as inch wide. ?. II or IS
inches long ..s..ss...ss...s. 3oe
soc. same as above SIS inch wide, In
10. ~ or IL inch lengths 80. 35c
$500 Black Bull TERROR Spike Col
lar. double leather with brass
trimmings and lock. tongue
buckle. II inch wide. i6. IS and
20 inches long ...*.....s.. sl.3o
sPiNNlNo's. 1910 SECOND AVE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-29
~ r. W. Emerson.

Tha Lewis and clark fair has
some very novel features which viii
be attractive aud interesting to the
xlsitora
In This regard Il viii nurpass any
other fair ever held In the country.
Each 81 these win represent the In
dustFr of the Pacific Northwest aud
are designed for beauty as well as
an illustration % the woudrrfui re-
sources Of this section of the eoun-
try.
The Forestry building Il The uni-
que structure Of an exposifiona. II
Il a gigantic iok hnasc. ea.Suniffy :
ing In It's composition the forest
wealth of Oregon and Washington.
Besides being a timber exhibit IL
SELF e VIII contain al the finished
products Of the forest az well a. the
woods IN their native state. IN itn
construction two miles Of five and
sir foot fir logs. eight miles - poles
and tana 20 shakes ard cedar shtuEa
les were used. The logs have been
LETT IN the rough with the bark on.
The base logs % the building are Hix
feet in diameter and 81 feet Ions.
The legs above the base aro three
feet through and vary In length.
coionnatea % Immense fif trees %
feet high and sin feet Ia diameter
support splendid logEias o. galietisa
over The main entrances Pictures
que balconies grace each end OF the
building The portieo over one en-
trance u supported b. giant spruce
trees and the other shows a colnn-
made Of magnificent hsminckn that
VIII be the marvel 81 nj visitors.
Tho upper part Of tho building Il
supported by cedar bark shingles
laid ~ inches to the weather. An
oxerhanEins roof adds much % the
atiraeiiveneaH Of the structure.
The Interior Of the buiidlng as
well as the exterior win be an sx-
hiblt Of TIE forest wealth Of the
Northwest Here a eaionnads q "a
columns % Cir and cedar trees "a
feet hiEh supports the root. Rustic
stalrwayu and inside balconies run
ming around the entire building en-
able the visitor 10 study the uond =
srfuI virgin display Of native woods
and other produgta Of the forest
In the construction % the Forest
~ building no carpentry work was
employed. the legs being framed to-
EetheF with tree nails and big. old
fashioned wooden pins The forest
giants used were cut in the forests
bordering on the Columbia river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-29
HUMAh BRUTE
SENT TO JAIL

J. A. Garcia failed to understand
the nature OF the complaint filsd
AGAINST him BY Patroimau Dolphin
Who picked him up a. the inter
section OF Cherry and Second. Sun
day afternoon.
Witnesses were produced IN court
who testified 20 Gnrcia'B doEging
the footsteps Of two little girls Of
immature aga for several city
bl0ckA The little Rirls visited a
penny parior" at the corner OK
second and Union. Garcia gave
Them pennies 10 see the vulgar pic
lures and flashed his money Ia their
innocent faces. They were fright
ened and left the place.
garcta followed them. bat Patrol
man Dolphin saw their plight and
fok the man into custody. Police
Judge Gordon fined Garcia 500 and
fixed Il % the foreigner will spend
the next 30 days In Chief Deianey'B
basitle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-29

managed 10 stop there. II had
rolled after striking l would have
gone down the embankment into
the susquehanna river and
drowned.
There are souvenirs OF the wreck
which | will always carry with me. !"
continued Mr.. BARTLETT. holding up
HE right hand. which was minus
two fingers. and pointing To hla
face. which bore several large scars
These scars ! received from the
glass when I VAS thrown out OF the
window, The fingers were smashed
by some falling object while | was
lying on the embaukment
I will never forget tbs horrors
~ that night a. long as live. said
Mr.. bartlett IN conclusion. And IL
any OF you gentlemen sant TO feel
one OF those longing sensations 20
be ON earth Tor few more years.
just Try a train wreck.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-29
STRIKE
Of SAILORS
sEAnEM PLAN TO TIC UP VESSEL ON PUGET SOUND
F THEIR DEMANDS ARE NOT COMPLIED wTH-coNvEN.
TON AT EVERETT PROMPTLY

ton 20 calling out the men. Il VII
also prevail upon ship owners 10
load the earEoes elsewhere. IT the
union carries out its threat there
wiii not be a sailor IN the northwest
who viii board one Of tie vessels
Nhen she puts to sea-
This win mean that the ships win
sither have 10 put 10 sea With green
hands. or remain tied up IN hafbors.
II IL expected. however that an
agreement win be reached when the
contention OF the Federation OF
LonEahoremen and Marine Trans
port Workers eouyeues AZ Everett
nert week The trouble AZ BsIiinG-
ham II settled temporarily. the am
faKoniatic forces having now decid-
I'd 20 await the decision OF the con-
vrution AZ Everett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-29
WAS SURVIVOR
Of BIC WRECK

q. Q. bartlett. New York. a
guest of the Washington hotel. Ia
survivor OF tho big Harrisburg
wreck. Ia which nearly a hundred
lives we're lost. In describing his
miraculous escape to The Star. Mr..
bartlett said.
Il had been playing cards with
some friends mud nc about I o'clock
| quit and went 90 my berth.
Il had Just got fairly settled for
a good sleep when tho crash came
and l was thrown half way through
the car window crawiod out
when the second explosion came.
and fell ON a pile OF rocks Just on
the edge OF the embankment. I was
knocked nenseleas.
when / was found ! was Just
about six inches from the edge Of
the embankment. ana cannot
imagine 70 thla day how I ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-29
BREMERTON
NEWS NOTES

HREArHToN. May ae-until
Captain J V. n ni@ees~r's success
ov has been named. Commander H.
~ Doyle. % the rreriviuE shir
Phiia dslphia. viii be acting captain
Of tire navy yard. Captain His~c ker
has left for his new pest It New
port. H. l.
Tomorrow IL holiday a. the
navy yard. and the men vii be
given a whole day Oft with fun Ray.
officiai advices have been re-
eelvwd by Commandment Barclay that
the cruiser chicago win reach the
navy yard July 1. from the south.
and be extensively repaired
kitsap Tribe No. 70. Imp. o. r.
M. placed the offioiAl insignia Of the
RED Men over the grave 81 Willy
aehape yesterday. The ceremony
was attended by the whole order.
The Eagles are preparing for an
elaborate Fourth Of July celebration.
Il win include a baseball game be
tween the HayInAksrs and the
Eagles. the reading Of tho deciara-
tion Of Independence. dancing at the
pavilion. athletic sports. a tug
war. and fireworks in the evening.
nrcmerton and Manefte win unite
IN holding = Memorial day eeiebra-
ton tomorrow. Memorial church
services were held yesterday AZ IRA
sernal hall under the auspices OF the
%. A. r.. and the graves 81 veterans
were also decorated. Flowers VIII
be utrewu and saiutca fired AZ tho
wharf tomorrow.
+ Ex- Governor Mcbride will deliver
the Fourth Of July address at tho
Ieeiebrailon TO be held at Charleston.
Charleston viii also hold impressive
memorial services.
E. A. Cruegsr. a graduate Of the
University OF Washington. has been
selected ~ principal Of the Hremer-
ION schools for the coming year. He
has been principal OF the sit Vernon
schools for thu past four years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-29
COURT NOTES

Golden Wiley has brought afft
f1i divorce against William Wiley.
alleging cruelty and non-support
and asking for the custody OF their
three children. h
Mrs. Sarah Hamlln has filed a
petition Ia the superior court ask
ing for the modification OF a de-
cree Of divorce issued IN Fiathead
county. Montana. which awarded
tho custody OF Evelyn Clcmentirsa
pabst. her daughter by her firaf
husband, 20 the child's father. Mrs
Hamlin. who has remarked, ash.
for the custody OF tho child.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-05-29
70 KtAR OLD
MAN ASSAULTED

because John Young. IS. attempt
"a 20 SEQ his wife In order 10 gtve
her grounds Tor a divorce be was
Kicked out By y. ~. Davis. black
smtth At South Seattle. Sunday
uiEht.
pAtFolman Roaaler arrested Young
a few minutes later for being drunk
AMI dlaaFdsFly.
Police Judge Gordon suspended
Judgment upon the aged trouble
maker and allowed him 10 leave the
courtroom. According 10 the tss-
tlmony Young Got the worst Of u
and rot out a warrant for his as
atlanta
Davis admitted the assault, but
eiagrna that he Was asked TO keep
the old man away from the prem
iaa4.