davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18

colored satin IL one Of the chief fea-
lures Of the season, the heels being
cauled out in eoIors to correspond with
the Innings, while solitaire paste butt
tons take the place Of bows Brocade
slippers for bondoir wear carried ont
tn the richest brocade Ia old French
patterns represent another fancy.
To darken brown boots they must be
brushed with weak solution Of am
monia or soda In warm water. After
drying apply with a brush warsp so-
luton Of bismarck brown, repeating till
desired shade u obtained. Llnseed oil
will also darken Finish with clean
talIow Or mutton fat sfifiy brushing.
Tan boots mas be renovated BY mix
Ing little ammonia water with half
pint Of milk and bottling IL Shake
well, apply with sponge and allow
70 dry and then polish with a soft
dustef.
The lingerie blouse illustrated is
tucked Ia ting groups to form a pclnt.
ed yoke Below This point Is an elah-
orately worked rose design.
JUDO CH0LLET.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18

pkeFe and then D1rman, the hrSt mar
ii Che six that even t0urhsA ths % 1,
kneekscl ii ~ fag ~ Rsarns Feat and Sc
49, thFo3H ots 1T GrsE. EoF the ehannYs
ia the second inning uIac dYoxz liner
hy she pitcher which ihEgkee heid up AZ
sesund hv making III e1eeNeFlt RUNNING
eateh Eaten singled Is third and stole
to second Asam0re went put on sl
assist IA tFie pitcher and E&s0n get third
IN sAe play Al that was needed n0M
vas 4 single for 4 score but Williams
eiassd thle ianIug sy pepping z hg III
DlaYkee.
The Hvphens sent nnt 10 the one
twu. three order in the thaFa hsst IN the
fourth afseF they had retired THE visitors
bv putting out Ray, Shau1sressey and
liTIdehrand all at second base, Elliot
started pn the champs ofAay tally hY
rapring Texas sleagleY back NJ third.
Davis sarrfHcsd hisa Ee second ana with
Il gpod lead aH second he zoe III third
when the catcher lek BAIL bound ont III
his NIT. gniae tAen brought in the
SCORE with s@fe pue hy 6Est- Nalae
49, pms oHt trying ro steal second as
was also Eaton after he got base On
balls. iii the eight wAan the 0ttawsz
made their last two s4Ilies Weleh cpeH-
FL fgr them with j single and was forced
te second when DTkee was passed to
6rse. D0rmaR alSe gat free pass, filing
thR Bases. RAW raped out d sharp
liner whiah stFink the third base sack
and Eslch scored and the bases were
fnH again Shaughnesseg hit i groRnd-
~ ID Davis wIio threw Durkee ont at
the plate. EiIdehfand hit 10 Barns and
DarGnan was caanht All THE plate fa
attempting "a threw ID first for a dou-
Die Eaten hit HiIdebrand in the hack
and Ray scored. The champs then re-
tired the side by making the thfTd out
az the plzke. Hisdebgaad started fer
second and on The short throw 10 ElIiet
Eaten caught ShaughHessey al the
plate Iii tie last halF of the ninth
Elliot drove out two Dagger 10 the
right field fence sitter Bsuns and Dan.
ieis Had gone out but he died there AZ
DaFis finished the game ~ agirg out
to right.
The score
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18
Won From BOstols Again
Yesterday
THE SCORE WAS 5 TO )
B0tsau Nationals Lose To Cinclnnatis--
Chicago Wins fran New FORK
and Philadelphia from
Plttsburg

Bostan. July e BAH players and
fans ALIKE had to Suffer from the gps
pressive heas and the uncertainty II
possible showers prsventesl many from
gazing on THE daily spcft
The Tigers made their Second up
PearsHee ef the season and expected
W dnpIieatc their previous feat " emp
turing three straight games. They pe1
taialy made good With the arst game,
getting away with IL wish the aeore,
Detroit s, Boston B This was the onsy
game played " the american Ieagae
yesssrstaf III account III tain HI New
York. PaiIadelphia and Washington.
Tie Boston Nationals opened series
with the Cincinnati club at CIeTwland
TODAY and we're badly heaten. Cincinnati
az, Boston 1. HaHIoRs nem getting Is
hits AL Defner
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18
Notes On the Game.

Are We outclasssdg ask the man.
Who said that Standard was coming :
II looks a little "a if the Champions
we're on the landslide
Counting out Burns, Punch Daley
ought 70 have said, thank you.
Burns work Id the second ard third
reminded the fans of the old Ruelbaeh
days.
It was considerable 81 a surprise "a
the fans 70 see Davis put up tie game
he did yesterday.
It was 4 hard game foF Burns 70 lose
after striking out eleven men and al
lowing but five scattered hits.
The sextstte 81 COW bell ringers on the
bleachers put the harp and violin play
ers On the grand stand out OF business
Where were TIRE ladies' yesterday :
There was hardly one TO Be seen IN the
grand stand. They must have decided
that II they couldn't wear their white
dresses ard short sleeves they just
wouldn't 60.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18

Erwin and Arthur Kelley. two Penn
street young men, made a CHASTITY Hnl
at midnight Saturday night on the rail
Foad tracks at South Quincy near the
sheds 81 Long 4 Saunders. The young
men we're crossing the tracks from
Franklin to Penn street on their way
home. as they stepped onto the track
they TERI hoFfifed e see the body af a
man living on the tracks Examination
showed that the body had been eat in
two. The police we're notified and the
body taken 10 Halls undertaking rooms.
From papers found il the clothing the
man Was identified " David Work. for
ncrIy q Quincy but recently Of Milford,
IN. II. Mr.. Work was stone cutter,
and lived IN Quincy for a number o.
years. re had been AZ work recently
At Milford ard was On visit to Quincy.
Quincy, Mass, Ledger
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18
TUNBRIpGE.

The cnrnet band meets weekly since
rs revival July 9Th
A large consignment of grain has
just arrfted 'at Kings min
Mrs. 9. Il BaIIoa ami her son. VII,
liam. have teen il the past week
sAn ainssaal number a fne colts are
making their appearance about tosn
this season.
George WI Ordway was mustered into
the sons 81 Veterans camp at Is last
meeting, Saturday evening
Mrs. r. Y. Hayward and Mrs. VIII
liam GhlttraAS arr spending few weeks
az H. n HaswaId's. Mrs. Hayward j.
more comfortable
Ralph, Iittle son Of sfr. and 9lrs.
a. +. MhisAey lad his back severely
injured last week BIZ being thrown from
4 wagon The zeat became Unattached
and tiIted eat.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18
rs 10 CLEAN UP.
Kansas Nerves il Matter Of Sanitatien
of Slaughter Houses.

Topeka. Kan- Jals I7.A meat
sIaAHhteriag house near Wellington. IN.
speeted 81 order ~ tile state board Il
health, has been found to he in ssHesl
0flthy condition that III J. s. G'rltubIne,
seeretaFy 81 the board, has sent notiees
,to the county commissioners of every
county ia Fme state directing them I'd
examine TIE slaughter houses il their
districts, and ii NOT found to be in a
sanitary eonditlsa, III aElow ave aavs
far cleaning lip, az permitted by law.
II the order i not complied with in tine
time specified, arrest and prosecution
may follow.
III i impossihle for ne % describe
the actual conditions AS ] found thesa,
said rF. Crumhlne. IL II WV opinion
thar tie herring d the house viii often
he the ouly neans ef graduating the
disease GERMS
The order applies tn some of the big
packing boa~es at Kansas City, whose
pAanss are L9oaked VA tlla kasIasas side.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18
Was More Than Offset BY
Ragged Fielding
CHAMPIONS LOSES GAME
Ottawa Won in Intsrxity Grounds to
I--Thrse Errors By Chaps ia
the First Gave Ottawa
Two Runs

In a game marked BY great piteains
hy Eddie Rurns anil by ragged felding
on TIE part AZ the rest III TIE tram tSe
champions lost 10 OTTAWA yesterday aft
teFnoon sn thc local grounds 4 ~ 4.
Three errors " the champ. ia the first
innfng gaze tsttawa tmo rms end IN THE
eigatb they get two more Dir two sia.
gies, Two passes 70 first aHd throw ny
Eaton which hiE EIiidehFand IN tie back
and Ies in ONE of she runs. Davis at
short. was way off His usual form and
made three errors whieh fgl1red in The
visitors run getting lfter Che poor
w0rk iB the first inGfag. burns ID ths
Hext two innings Ffs III phenomenal
ball and did kis best III stay the tiae
matiE tae team could get onto itS feet
again and save the gastle. Only Six mea
Jared him in tie second and third. He
struek out three straight In the secpna
ard two more III the third and the third
man on his assist. But his work
amounted To no m0re than to hold the
visitors siowH ~ the home team could
not buueh their hits On HiIdebraud AMI
besides lie Was given erTcFlesa support.
The Canadians second basewaH, Dur
kee, played a great game, robbdng the
fnteFeitgs Of two line drives when
ought ka have heem safe and having slx
put outs ID his credit Elliot made the
only tally Of the ehanpa in the fourth
inning. He singled and was sacrificed
I'D second and rot to third al pass ball
then scoring on Uniae's single.
- ~. ~
tile first man Up In TIE game. DsFkee
sho headed the Canadians batting list
hit 4 efoanuier 10 Davis and be folded
III pcffeetIy has he threw b mile OYER
Ashm0rs's head and the runner got 10
second. Dornan flied ont 10 Daniels AMI
while Ray was striking ONT DIrkee got
10 third on an error by Elliott who let
he bali % through his haHds On a
throw by Burns h catch the runner 81
TIE base sSsiag" ShanghnesAey wa Wp
nsxt ami though Sc tried hfs best 10 Bit
lie was given free pass. HfidebTaud
knoexed ont a single scoring Dmykep aud
sBaugbHessey landed 1T third When
HideNfaHd started down 70 second
Eaton made the short throw to Davis
to catch ShaHghnessey If " started
honne but Davis dropped the throw and
Shag scored Burns then retired the side
II catching Hildebrand on seeand IN d
tarow sa Elliot The trzt three up Tor
tIie horne tram were easy outs Daniels
died On an assist 70 short Elliot flied
gut 10 center and Davis went ont on d
ground hit to second With the opening
81 the second inning the spectators. II
Nothing more. were treated to guud
exhibition 81 pitching. Sanger. Kennedy
and Clayton vent up 20 tie plate and
were called out In succession before they
saw the ball enough 10 yet one svipe At
Il. In the next inning Weieh
and DuEbee both pounded the atmos-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18

II Is your duty. IS Union men, 70
see that the Union Label Is on all
your purchases II Is your dufy 20
make these purchases Il stores dis
playing the Union Card. Il IS your
duty to make those purchases within
the working hours Of the help. When
patronlzing the barber shops, be there
in time 50 Is to lee the help finish Al
the closing time, 50 that sou may nor
be the means Of making those Union
members work overtime.
We do not patronIzr the barber
shop run BY Frank Tanning IL The
Griffin building at North Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18
woRsr on THE SEASON.



Bosasu. its1v Isl fFeafhless nlovu-
Hgx FRnle6 foEsawea early ssspwegs ge.
yF'eped " Haan into the most gaeoni.
iagtahIs nav 81 tive SUMMER in nosFpu
yesterday The discomfort araSs fF6sm
the faef that both khe tempeFafsne and
humility was Sigh 81 The same tInae.
Ihe teHapesatpFe whieh AT the noon hour
wins 8 was tise highest u tlse Summer.
simultaneously there was high state
af haraidity the zvefage for the aay bet
inH 30 p~r cent
AEiehsael sges inais. 500 AEedford street.,
eAarlestown, stricken 10 park At Sulti-
tam Square stded fFuaa flae hems There
were several pFostFati0HS.
New fpgk. 'lulR ls.--Ais a tenpeRa
ture Ak NJ degrees and Fee@rded htETiid
itE III 20 pei eenf. New Work. expert
enred yesterday tie most disagreeahle
veather IT tlse snfameg Mhile tile Icy
was nas sa hot III ssx degrees H. the
maximum Temperature recorded during
the lot spell az Fuae ~. tie humidity
has rendered THE das squalis A. uHpAea
SAINT. Several iieat prvstrations we're rv
ported during the day. These we're
Aisled I'm tae heAts
Katie Dorseg awed six measfEs, III 6A3s
East Sixteenth ~EFee7
Edward Martin aged six months, Of
Ia2 Bedford skrHeE
Hvnan sednhtz Hy, agrd eight months,
5a4 henry street.
ReEiaf fFpn the lntoEerahsn heat and
humidity " she early day eafae ~ goo
a'elaesz ln tlle Afternoon hen black clouds
eane up ami rain began 81 fan, accom-
panied Nv thundsF ani Hgataiag ahd 4
slight breeze
soon tlm rain came doEvn ia torrents
and Il grew al dark as night outside.
Pedestrians could hardly see TEN feet I'LL
from of them In City Hal Park.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18
M emo Il RntIana. Rain.

Burlington, July 1s.-The Burlington
team returned from Rutland yesterday
afternoon, rain preventing the game
there YeFkes. who has lost but one
game this season, was down to pitch
against the mrbeaten Tiff, and tbe
promise of battle royal had all the
Marble City rootefs on edge with ex-
citemcut When Burlington and Rift.
land do get together the fun will only
be the faster and more furious. It's
bound to come.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18

Dr. Nansen Is fond Of sailors. BE
says there y a brotherhood Of TIE sen
which stamps sailors and singles them
out from ali other calllngs He has
found more thaughtEul earEessp~s
among sailors and better spirit than
among members u any other profes-
sion. Sailors he believes. bear all their
hariships and suferlngs with calmness
and for11tude.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18
MILwAUEEE's TRIAL.
New Cruiser Satisfies Her Builders in
FIRST Spin

san Francisco, July Isl The cruiser
Milwsukee, just completed at the Union
iron works, wss gwen her first spin On
he bay Monday, III preparation for her
builders trial. She viii leave here July
zs foF fhr santa Barbara channel where
sAe vlA ~ psst througE her pssces ia
earnest
Although pot driyea AZ full speed the
sfiEa aukee satisfied her hufIlEers thar
when the navy department makes ifs
Official test the cruiser viii come 10
10 all requirements. She did not r.
outside the Heads, bat will test her
metsle IL the ocean swells st least
onee before she starts for Santa Barbara
charmed
The Milwaukee il ofFieially classed 81
n protected cruiser. She will carry a
eFew Of $50 an toId. The Milwaukee
cost $1,000 900 exclusive ii her arms and
armament.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18

Games Today
0siaMa n Rnfllnafnn.


Il am only 81 years old and don't
expect even when get 70 be real old
~ feel that way a. long AZ / can get
Electric Bitters,r says Mrs. u. H. Bnin-
son Of Dublin, Ca. Surely there's moth.
ing else keeps the old a. young and
makes TIVE weak II strong rs this grand
tonic medicine. Dyspepsia, torpid liver.
infarued kidneys q chronic constipation
ere unknown after taking Electric Bit
teFs reasonable time Guaranteed BY
The BED Cross Pharmacy. Price 500
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18
FUSION TIN cHITTEEDEE.
Present sheriE VIII Be Nominated and
Former States Attorney.

Burlington. July fs.--Et il expected
that the Democrats and Independent tic-
kefa wilE fuse at the two ChittendqH
county conventions. both OF whieh Will
k held tomorrow v A. Billiard il chair
MAN Of the Democratic county commit
tec and =. II Beatty AZ THE Endepena-
ents AZ both conventions burlington
will have ~ delegates, Colchester IA,
and tic other towas ian proportion
The ticket will - divided between
the two parties. Tho candidate fnr
sheriff will NJ r. H. Hswtou. Dennexatic,
the present Incumbent III the csiice. elect
I'd two years 9gn oYgg Thomas Reeves.
Republicans. rof sfafss attorney the
two parties win agree ~ Matthew
Leary. DemocTatic. q this town. Tor
meg states attorney The other eandi-
dates have not been selected.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18
MORAY SEVERE.
A Brief Comment on the Views Of Sul-
livan.

Boston. July District Attorney
Moran yesterday briefly replied 10 ths
attack made On him IS the Hon. John
A. Sullivan. and promised 20 review the
matter at greater length and with ap-
prupriate emphasis later.
The courage 81 3Ir Sullivan in open
" expressing bis views at the present
time II IN pleasant contrast to The
eowardly silefce az other leaders GUM.
cv, CASTOR and more corporation deyo-
tiers They are wrapped M in allah
~oFbing devotion to trust interests. and
dare not speak.
As 70 the matter contained in Mr.
Sullivan.s amhiguously- worded and
somewhat abusive comments, viii
make repls at time convenient &c
myself
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18

Sank Clerks Testify for Defendant il
Noted Divorce Suit.

PlftsbHrg, JEsy iS.iH spite n the
protests vi Augustus Hartle's lawyers.
nlauy mcaI hank clerk. testified IN cQlIrg
yesterday for Mrs Mary Scott HartIa
ia the divorces suit instituted tg her hus
harpl TIie witnesses ALI agreed that
Mrs. KIarfie had not written tAe DEAR
Susie letter, exhibit No. &. and tnss
she ain not write khe address om No.
3g, the letter to Thomas Nadine. ca
the eavefopa az whieh i THE haHdwritr
ing III Mis- Ida Sertt, sirs- hartjes
sister.
late yesterday Miss Scott was ts
take the stand and tell about the letter
she wrpts tO Nadine. the eoaehfnan ese
respondent. ard explain what business
she bad with hins.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18
KILLED SAME DAY HE IS
SWORN AS POLICE HEAD

San Franciscc. CaE., July 1staen R
Fl. VARIED, VIM vas sworn IN Non
day 81 police commissioner, was killed
that evening III aE accident on THE Mt.
Tamalpias railway
Gem. WsrEeid was one Of the best
known Grand AFREY men 0n The Pacific
coast. and wss hiHh III Masonic ranks.
For over 20 years Be had been hotel
proprietor III san Francisco. condacfine
FOX the iast la years the California ho
TEL, fr0sa wkich he retired few msnths
before tie earthquake.
Originally he tanss freu Rochester.
NisN s1
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18
LEpERs HOLD ELECTION.
Also Thank Government for Giving Them
Good Quarters

Washington, July fs.-- Ever Ieprosy
cannot force Filipinas 10 abandon poll,
tics. The bureau Of insalaF affairs has
received reports 81 IN election recently
held o. the island Of eniionby, the Iepel
colony. for tie choice Of presidents
and eonselals~," or roHnciImen
The lepeFs foTmalatea resolutions
thanking the Philippine government fog
the excellent quarters IL has provided fol
them an the island, which Is given over
entirely TO tie unfortanafes and Win
eventaalgy be made tbe home 81 All the
5000 fspers II the archipelago 'Hs
st present there are more thau 500
unfortanates IN the colony.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18

Ia 1903 Bombay was visited By Ere
which destroyed buildings to the value
Of s3.000,o0o. The IndisnS regarded tie
visitation as a marx Of the anger Of
the God silva the Destroyer. and penn
tentizl offerings were made While the
IRE was Ia progress to stay his vense-
full hand.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18

MARY" Mrs Housekeep called from
the foot Of the stairs. how about
breakfastE''
"Oh. replied the new servant, who
had oversight herself. ~ye naden't trou-
Bile 70 bring me amy. amt very hun
gry this moran - PhiIadelphia Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18

Summary. Two base hits. EIH0t; eft
on bases, EateFeitY 2, Ottawa : double
plays, Durkee 10 Glaytons sacri6cn hits,
Sanger, Davis stnlen bases. Daniels,
Eaton: bases on balls 81 Burns 3, Of
HiIdsbrand struck out BIZ Burns II,
By Hildebrand 4. Nit ~ pitched bali,
Ashmore; passed balls, WeIch /. Time 2
hours. Attendance $50. Umpire, Has
sNft
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18

Sarsaparilld is unquesticna-
bly, the greatest blood ard
liver medicine known. H.
positively and permanently
cures every hamcr, from
Pinaples to Scrofula. II j.
the Best,
Blood Medicine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18
BOOTS AND SHOES.


Large Feet-srish Lace Slippers
Girls whose feet are not 0f the small
est proportions viii do well to Leave
eolored shoes severely alone Brown
and black shoes are hy far the safest
mode for a girl who takes any size
bigger Than a small four There il
something very fascinating about q
tiny rad shoe peeplng out beneath 4
white mzslin frilly frock. while blue
footgear allied to d blue gown n al
most equally rs dainty but the whole
effect beromes absurd Il the foot Is not
huslt Oh the smallest glnas
i ne Srsza ct present for evening
shoes Of Irish lace mounted over pale
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18
American Lsagu. Games Yesterday.


AT Cincinnati Ciasiu1zH IL, R4stcn
4.
AZ Pittsburg Philadelphia 4. Pitts
burg \
AT Chicago Chicago s, View York 2.
At St. Louis St. Louis !, Brooklyn
-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18
.THAW CALLED
A LUNATIC
By "Trusty'' AIienlst Hired
70 Watch
THE T0MBS PRISONER
By The District Attorney Move to
Head Of Jerome N Securing Evi-
dsnre aGatAer of Murderer
fol 0lcott.
The IOMBS PRISONER

New York. Taly 81 The Evening
Worth of yesterday 4ays
For three wseks niau II reputation
d "a aEienist ii THE gnise II canvas
eIad -tr9sty, INV heen n4ked up fn
the T0mbs, keeping Hurry Fhaw undeg
daily, alns~k hourly observation. The
dfstFIre agt0Fney sent tbis expert there
% watch ThaWs movements He sas
assigned 60 the part II the prison where
Iham ii confined
This Man, II ii learned haa been max
ing reports regularly ID aEF JeruEle
tn every report his conclusion t. Thu
Same liz thinks Harry Thsw II iilfa.
gie.
Naraens, fuTnkeys and utheF employ
ee~ of tsSe prison hase been under iia.
structicns u study Tisaw mItbons let
ting Taaw knew 81 il. certain 81 the
prisoners eonfsned III msrdegeFS row also
agreed 20 Keep their eyss 6n stanford
Whites slayer. All III these volunteer
students agree with The bogus trusty
They Ivy Harry Thmw IL erazy
AZ a result ~ this inAss 81 infngmz-
ton, it il stated on what appears to
hi reliable aHshpmty that I'LL. Jerome
viii undoubtedly consent To TIE appoint
ment If a lunacy commission III the
Thaw case, providing the ralntiyes 81
Stanford White ~ the attorneys 0f
ThAw ask II
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18
National Leagus standing.

This space is Controlled NV Central
Labor Union OF Barre and Vicinity
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-07-18

Edward y. Hall Of Bennington, chair.
MAN 81 the State Committee md eandi.
date for State Auditor y expected 70
he present and address the convention.
Other members VI the state ticket will
Be present and make short addresses.
By order Of County Committee.
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70 Restrain .Jerom.


John p. Gleass1n. one IN Thaws enan-
seg appkared hefbSe sEastSee Blanchard
IL the supreme court ye@tesday and
secured writ restraining the district
attorney and she gfand Jslry iTsn taking
any evidence Is to the Killing az stan
f0rd Whase The writ lilo Restraints The
district attorney and the grand iury
from issuing any smbpeeHas IN eonaec
tioa, mish the rraSter III tfe killing Of
White.
Justice Blanchard ASS ssaed "a Or
der, directing the district attorney and
TIN grand Rary to show eause today
shy they should NOT BE- absolutely r..
strained from amy further proceeding
IN the makter of the killing Ok White
and ag4inst H8fry NJ That
Mrs Harry x ThAw PAID her dsily
visit 10 her husband ID The prison yes
teFday. Shc ~aGd she dill not Know
whether on not Thaw mother. Mrs.
William Thaw, win visit her son again
today.
Thaw also mad consultation With
~ eeunsel. Clifford - HaFtEidgs sHa
BIZ partner
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1906-06-15
A HouSewarmins.

There certainly was at the new home
of Mr.. J.. w. Phillips twenty miles east
of here last Monday night. We were
told that some OF their fifty mile dis
tant neighbors were present on that &C.
casion. There was barbacued beef and
about everything else that is good to
eat, and plenty of guests to partake Of
the refreshments. Then there was
music responded to by nimble feet UNI
ill the hour when ghosts began to
troop home to churchyards." Mr..
and Mrs. letters, Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Daniels Misses Cordey Wood and Ruth
Mayfeld, and Messrs. Charley Pierce
and Lou Young were among the guests
from Defiing.
The Phillips party will be long re-
membered with pleasure by all who
partook of the festivities of that oc.
casion,