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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-23

Mr. Bot Harris made flying trip to
see about his COW and hogs and corn
and carried his wife to see his step moth
err.
Mr. John Kelton has gone to see sister.
Bose Norwood has been having chills
better at present time.
Crops are short in this County.
Cotton is rotting in the bole.
Mr. Sam Thompson has been carrying
the mail this week.
Mrs W c Harris is improving very
fast.
There was preaching at Blooming
Grove Sunday.
The school of this place has gone
under The pupils have stopped to pick
cotton. Miss Bessie Morrison, the
assistant teacher has quit teaching and
Is gong 10 SCHOOL,
DrW G Harris and son made flying
trip to see Mr.. Emmett Baias child
Sunday
1t is reported that Mr. John Kelton
is going to move to Lawrenceburg tC
send his boys to school.
think Mr. J P Conway is one of tn,
best teachers we ever had in the littl,
city of Appleton. We would be glad tt
have him back with us again.
Mfr Morrison visited relatives at Lex
ington, last week.
Leo Harris has returned to Nash
Vile.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-23
Springer's Station.
DIAMOND
L. b. WHITE,
County supt

Everybody is preparing for the Sun.
day School Rally at Fuller's Chapel.
Quite a crowd attended services at
Newton Graveyard last Sunday
Uncle Pat Mabry has returned home
after weeks stay with his son in your
city.
We were very sorry to hear of the
death of the infant Of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Price.
Miss Mable Mabry spent one nigh
with her Uncle Robert Mabry and fam
lily recently.
Mr.. and Mrs, Andrew Mabry anC
son Lester spent Sunday night witt
his brother Will Mabry and family a
Lawrenceburg
Miss Flora Mabry called on Miss Ma
BILE Mabry one day last week.
Misses Mable Mabry and Ella Grifil
visited the charming belle of Fuller
Chapel, Miss Luella Norton, Sunday.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-23
Route 2.
MAYBELLE

Rural Route 2 is a beautiful
mountainous country lying South
West Of your city. Beautiful
springs flow from the hills all
along the Route and as fine water
as ever ran from the earth. all
kinds of timber that is valuable
together with the American Mag.
nolia grows along this route. In
Summer the magnolia is very
beautiful with its broad leaves and
sweet scented blossoms.
Mr.. c c Kelley who was carrier
on this route up to some three
months ago, was visiting here last
week.
Mr., Kelley made friends of ev-
cry one on the route, and / voice
the sentiment of all when / say
that we regretted to give him up,
and hope he WILSON be reinstat.
ed as our carrier.
Mr.. Clay Green and daughter,
Mrs. Beulah Hill, we are glad TO
say, are cOnyalescent.
/
Rev. Sherman Kelley Of your
city preached an interesting ser.
mon at the home of Mr.. John Mar.
Gus one night last week, and hap
tised Mr.. Marcus wife, who has
been very sick for several weeks.
Prof. L p Alls5rooks made a
flying trip TO Lawrenceburg Sat
nrday.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-23
FOR SHAME.

Our Republican friends have
been industriously circulating
among our people in the rural
sections of the county campaign
circular, making charges against
Mr. Patterson, the Democratic
candidate for Governor, as a
drunkard, a roue a gambler and a
bad man generally. This circular
is signed "Anti-Saloon League, "
and is calculated to have its effect
with many good people, who
have confidence in such men as
DR. Folk, DR. Landreth Jeff Nc
earn, DR. Hall, and those earnest
Christian men who are at the
head of the Anti-Saloon League.
Many good Democrats would not
vote for a man declared to be be-
sotted and immoral by such men
as these. 1t now develops how
ever that neither these leaders
nor the Anti Saloon lea que had
any thing to do with this canard
and they publicly disclaimed any
responsibility directly or Indirect
ly for it. More than that
believe every one of these Anti
Saloon leaders who has expressed
himself is supporting Mr. Patter'
son for Governor. The circular il
forgery and nothing else.
The charges therein have beef
proven false by the statement O
reputable men Of course on
home Republicans who are circu
lating this Islander did not know
it but those who got it up ant
sent it out know it to be a forger,
and falsehood. They disgrac
their station and degrade thei
manhood; they besmear thei
party's honor with the slime an,
stencil of SANDERS filth, an,
bring shame's blush to every ho
orable, highminded man with
their ranks. They insult tn
intelligence and honor of Ter
nesseans in attempting to contrc
their vote by a proven forgery
Such shameful methods ough
to be rebukod. Every right
thinking, God.fearing Reput
lican ought to condemn by hi
vote, this attempt to defeat
man by Islander, both false an
forged.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-23
FerrO


Health Of this place is reasonably
good.
Mr. Marcus johnson who sold out 10
go to Missouri has given out the notion
and moved TO Ferro where he has &C.
oepted a job from the Napier Iron
works.
Mr.. mack Byrd visited friends and
relatives on Brushy Greek Saturday
and Sunday
Mr Marcus johnson has been visit
Ing relatives at st. Joseph aud West
Point for the past few days.
Miss Eliza Rose of Chinubee Is visit.
ing her sister Mrs. Ethel House of
Spring Greek this week.
Mrs. Joe Belew Of West Point wa,
the guest Of Mira. Will Kelley Of thin
place last week
Hello Messn John and Ed johnson
it seems as If the wedding bells won
ring at ST, Joseph and LorettO.
Red Rose can't help but listen fol
the wedding bells to ring on Ions
Branch
Peep eye, Honeysuckle, guess yol
are just simply having nice time go
ing 10 school.
What is the matter with you Daisy
Write oftener as we like to hear iron
that part of the country.
| reckon Venus has gone dead as
never see any items from there.
Miss Maggie Byrd is on the sick lis
at this writing.
Whooping cough is raging at Pinch
ney, near here.
Messrs Marcus Johnson and EarneF
Franklin made flying trip to TuscuH
bia last week.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-23
ROCkwaIT, Texas.
DoGwooD

DO0NOOO
1t is raining so it don't lock like pee.
pie will ever get their cotton picked
Texas Rose that sure was fine
patch of cotton you spoke about. 1t
is about as fine as the cotton in Rock.
wall County.
[ hope to see the Editors picture in
print before long with smile on his
face.
Mr.. Grattan Davis who has been in
Texas for awhile has returned to his
home in Georgia, his fingers didn't suit
these cotton bolls.
Misses Jean Peck and Mamie and
Kate Burch were pleasant visitors at
Mr.. John LminFs Sunday.
Miss Leila Thompson spent Sunday
with Miss Blanch Chandler.
Mr. and Mrs. Whit Thompson spent
Sunday With Mfr. Bob Williams across
the river.
Soon all the school bells will be ring
ing calling the pupils to the schoolroom
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-23
speaking
Hon, L. P. Padgett's Appoint
ments in LawrenCes.Hear
Him.

The following letter from Mr.. Padgett
is self explanatory
Hon. l.. B. White, Chairman.
In arranging my list of appointments
have arranged to speak at West Point
Wednesday night, October 81, and at
Loretto Thursday, November LIST, and at
Summertown, Thursday night, Novem-
Der lst. l will come to West Point
from Waynesboro. would be glad to
have you give publicity to all of these
appointments and help us to have as
good crowds as possible at all of the
places.
With best wishes, am,
Very truly,
L.. P. PADGRTT.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-23

The esteemed Columbia Herald
copies entire our article of last
week, headed "A Bad Middle"
with the following very pertinent
comment
On the whole the above is a
we'll considered article, and we
agree in the main with the argu-
ment. We wish to emphasize
very briefly, some of its express
sions.
The Hohenwald agreement, so
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-23
AFFLICTED WITH SORE
EYES FOR 80 YEARS.

have been afflicted with sore
eyes for thirty-thres years. Thir.
teen years ago | became totally
blind and was blind for six month
My eyes were badly inflamed.
One of my neighbors insisted up.
on my trying Chamberlain's Salve
and gave me half a box of it.
To my surprise it healed my eyes
and my sight came back to me.
p. c. Earls, Cynthiana, KY.
Chamberlai ms Salve is for sale by
FreemOn Bros.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-23
F. N. CANNON

ATTORNEY s. NOTARY PUBLIC.
Mapping, Abstracting and Inyesti.
eating Land Titles a Speciality.
Office over Lawrence Bank g.
Trust Co., LawFenceburg
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-23
BLOOD POISONING

results from chronic constipation,
which is quickly cured by DIR
Kings New Life Pills. They re-
move all pois nous germs from
the system and infuse new life
and vigor cure sour stomach, nau-
STA, headache, dizziness and collie,
without gripping or discomfort. 25c
Guaranteed by w. M. GallaheI
druggist.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-23
j. III. NOPHLETT'
4. j EWELER f.
LAWRENCEBURG, TENN

LAWRENCEBURG, TENN
Seth Thomas Clocks; watches
of best grades; spectacles,
the best grades; Gold Rings;
chanes and fobs. Call and
see me. / do repairing, and
as good as can be done in the
U. s. A.
/ Win do your work right, /
will sell to you right,
Next Door to Post Office
-S-a--------
OniV ahout two sVeeka until election
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-23

Loretto will have on opportunity TO
hear Mr. Padgett, on The issues Of the
ampaign, on Thursday, November l.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-23
Big school Rally
Date Set for Friday NOyem-
Der 2nd.

The original program Of September
29th, will be carried out on Friday,
The feature Of big spelling contest al
the Court House between some selected
delegates on Thursday evening, Noyem-
Der l, beginning at 1870 p. m, has been
added.
l.. b. WHITE,
County supt,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-23
School Entertainment.

wi AeNAf WOO WAAA hNhNhAAA NAh 4
greatly enjoyed by all All said .
their dimes were well spent aud
that Miss Bessie Maught and her
pupils know how TO give entertain.
ments that will please everybody.
We only regret that they don't
come oftener, but We feel sure we
will have more and better ones in
the future, when they learn how
much we appreciated this one.
The following program was very
creditably rendered.
Deolamation-A small boys reel.
tation. George Herren
Declamation-The new phone.
leila McEvers
DialOgue--Preparing for pic.
mic
Defamation The boyless town
Blanche Perry
Declamation----The anxious
mother Florence Price
Song-Nancy Spraggin's party.
Declamation-Hope it didn't
come true Henry Hitch
Glass Recitation-The one love
best.
Cane Drill By the bOys.
Declamation-Johnnie and his
sheep. Arley McEvers
Decentralization mother
went away. Alvora Beeler
Dialogue-The sick doll.
MISUNDERSTANDING green
Gertrude Kinds
Defamation --The festal board
Lawrence Hitchcock
Song-A little girls trouble and
a little boys response,
DeclamatiOn-Kitty's picture
Annie Bailey
Glass Recitation-The favorite
room.
Declamation-The lesson in
threes Charley Bailey
Declamation-The two dimes
Bessie Maught
Declamation-Alabama
Willie Price
Dialogue--Bell's troubles
Observation-Disclosures pies
Byron Beelel
Declamation-The letter to papa
Ida Hitch
Declamation-If
Beulah TrouT
Defamation The signs of rair
Matte Phillips
Dialogue-W ashday at ZafIoli
gers
Deolamation-Ps all ragged anC
dirty Homer Pricl
Defamation How to tell tn,
/
time Oracle Herrii
Decentralization to tell bat
news.
Wand Drill-By the girls
Defamation The seven ages
Tom Rodger
DeclamatiOn-W hen Mattl
speck's her beau Emily Phillip
Song Good night.
Mr. Newton Bailey played tn
graphophone, which all enjoyed
Many thanks to you Newton, hop
, you will play again.
4 Master Aretis Perry makes
: fine doctor and we hope he vii
continue his profession.
We think from the way Mr. an,
Mrs. Zaffoliger washed, that tn
people on Spring Greek viii hav
: no trouble to find washer-woma
hereafter.
The nice sum of four dollars an
sixty cents was taken at The dool
for which all who contribute,
have our many thanks. The sam
amount will soon be seen hangin
on the walls of the schoolroom
pin the nature of maps, which wi
surely be great help to bot
teacher and pupils, Let's ca
around and see them when the
. arrive.
j. H. NOPHLET9
I L. EXN III ND L
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1906-10-23

Only about two weeEa until election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
PASSENGER BRUT ALLY BEATEN
BY A STREET CAR CONDUCTOR

Sehank io be prosecuted. Upon
bis request Hchauk WaH arrested
aud booked ON e charge Of assault
Detective Hubbard and officer
Welch made an investigation oil
the affair last night
t.ohmer made the following
statement to Detective Clark AZ tho
hospital
AN 1 remember Of the affair IN
my getting on the car and getting
Off said nothing nor did nuthinf
90 provoke q Fuw that / know OF
There ia q girl atayinE al our house
who works for the telephone com
pauy. and she has been called up
every night b. some men Several
times I have been Hu annoyed that
I have tallpu the receiver down and
spoken augflly ta the person lt the
other end One time this party
threatened ~ get even with me.
won't say that Il Was this cundur
tof
Conductor schank thia afternoon
said eLuhmer who WaH intnHieat
ed called me vile namsa lie re-
fused "a pas hia fare I pat him of
the car. Even then be called me
namca. and admit striking hin
Tor that reason
schhnk was released ou 50 cash
bail
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H.LAWT0N NOTES
ts,sr spse 81 ssrsis..l

r1Rr LAYTON. use IL SeF.
s~ss % the afacefs q the Third
rssssn.nt haze been usiog their
safs tisne tas past two Years %
RAIN historical akntCh ~ the
Tsra rexttnsat frum TIE tifne that
a. a. ~ aHgrsas was passed
yafeh s iGsa efsatims TIE fesl-
m@at whlch Nss orsaaiHed sep'en-
~ a tssa untl the preaemt date.
rAs sketth Is uoN Tn TIE hAfiis q
tAs raag pri1ter. ard EtVea = cptn.
ussis acrnunf q she r~Essaent II
VI b. of Errai historical vaiae. The
h-ah - erected to be rgsts IN a
~ ue~ks
Owinx g. tha heavy wtnds recent
b the feleuhaae eervtsw between
As feft and seattle has bees inter
ruvsma considerably. a. several tree
kss1 f1ilsu aefess ne wirsa Ths
sxaai cafps Is hard AZ wark - pres.
ns hurYinE the cables. 80 that in
ns fsiars chs service wil not be
nfsrrupss8
Private Kelley. % Company g,
s.na rerlmeag eho deserted 81 ths
Anerican faha sHrampfusaf hat
s1zmsr. uar arrested in Seattle at
hrpuxht t. the post
Private William n Conway. the
asxard ~ TIE poaf exchange aluea
Auxnst. 1904 leaves the service
Mondsy. a. hls snllstmsuf sxpires.
c8nway bainnE-d s. TIRE Tenth reg
hrsna. snI absn arasrea % Ahaka
\. vas transferred 70 the Third rex
fn@nt Conway has heen a mem
beF ~ the raaaer football faam af
TIE fort. anH Hsaur ~ the boys are
srEY % see him leave. lie expects
b snxaRs a business ia Seattle.
Sergeant GiIoeft q smith. u Com.
pany .. has been detailed a. the
nv Wewafd ~ ghe post exchange
Ns game vii b. stayed az the fort
tsnsaFFuw. ~ most q the boys wish
b 49, Ere International game at
NasiAor nark
Orders have been recetved at Tire
f.rs that al transportation wagons
sas gshsr maana u transportation
u Ne army. shah b. painted an
siivs drab in placs q the oid q
niil4r blue
Ths Tsnth regiment band wlH
rvs e concert tomorrow afternooH
a. . o'ciock AZ the fort
cerporaI ~ Harvey returned -
ne p0st this mnrulng. tie vas
EafFisf yesterday at Olympia -
May IaYman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
TITUS NOT GRANTED
Az APPEAL OF CASE

Edwin J ufown. attorney for Tier
man p Titus. the noeialist orator
rceeuty arrested and tried IN Iuasc
frafera court aud found guilty %
ohslwetlRE ghr streets 20 Seattle.
apps lrcH ln court ihis morning aud
moved fear a aee trial lutFe Fra
Ter trniei the motion after The a.
tomsy had read number of affi
daKitn ai certain og the Jurors. hold.
Ing that thes rendered the verdict
81 guilty largely Ia order 10 see the
case appealed a. the supreme court
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
BALLARD NOTES

BALLARD. Dec 1.-THE ladies
% Tie Ballard Musical club viii
Sire ths first concert MondaT niEht
a. Junction hall The club has
fadisd Tor the past three months
Ehder the direction u Prof James
hamilton Hose The program will
oDa6st d solos b. Mlsa Eloise ri
Yards. Miss Ailca Maud i.oashY
kathsfine Z. Whitaon. Mrs. J G
Dickson and Harry Gifard The
faaftst T. composed Of Miss Myrtle
shsiiy, Mrs : e Dickson. Mrs X
4 ellen and Mrs ". e FORMER
he double quartet consists Of Miss
Vera Thompson. Miss Hopkins and
seadames Freudenberg. Norton
MAMMALIAN. Thompson Grubb AMI
Whitman.
AZ TIE Presbyterian church Rev
himer y Thompson Will preach to-
aeffoE morning. on Man as q
efsef Traveller A. 30 his sub
pci vii be- Non Support ~
efosads for Divorce
ksy. A. & Vail. Of the Christian
,hsfeh. vii preach tomorrow morn
W On The first ~ a series Of five
~rm0ns entitled Jesus as a Teach
and 81 the eviuiug service hia
VII VII be. The Two Olive
Trees"
The Ballard and Seattle high
snools will meet tonight In debate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15

a get back on the ear The con
ducior struck him asslu aud knock
ed him back In the street Then
tsahmer tflud 60 reach for aums
packages which 10 had In the cat
and someone handed these aut q
him The conductor then jumped
of the car aud struck the mHu
several times as be las on the
street After that the crowd yell
ed lynch him. and started Tot the
conductor A tail Young man set
on tbu car aud prevented further
trouble The affair Was the moal
brutal thing { nTer Witnessed
l.ohmar was taken into Phillips
store after the accident. from elieA
be was removed ia the amhulHnca
to the Providence hospital When
taken from the street he Was cover
81 from head - foot with mud a
the hospital be Waa attended -
the 4 q Co.'S surgeon. pr = "
willis. who refused admiftanee ID
any one Wishing % see him today
eehsak Arrested.
Aroused BY the report Of the af
fair. chief OF Police WappenatelH
sent Detective ciHfa 90 the FnWt
donce hospital today 20 set d
statement from f.ahmer and 10 ses
whether he desired Conducted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15

What o. drelawd by witnesses 90
be- NEST brutal and unWarrauied
attack on au old man Wat made by
Conductor q J Sehauk No 19t. of
University ear No ole. last ulght
ON G lahmef. contractor and
builder Twins st Rhygnna park
A the result OF the beating al
mlnlateFed ianhmef after ne had
been elected from the ear hy
Schhuk. nov lies az the Providence
hospital suffering from bad eat
across the p1ea and from a number
nf nEly bruises sehauk Wis arrest
"a this afternoon by Detective
Clark on the complaint of Lohmrr
The Affair which took place
about 30 a.elock ON Second az
neaf Pike. vas Witnessed bY e mum
beg uf people. who weru indignant
at the conductors actions
Statement Of Eye Witness
Tho statement Of John Mountain
who was decorating a window AZ
rhilllpa shoe ataro. gives q good
account 81 What happened atirr the
first row
"tohmer" saws Mountain. was
thrown off the caf hy tie conductor
Who struck him several times while
he was falling he fell towards
the ear fender and az once started
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
The Northwestern

The Northwestern Mutual F1ra
Asaociation issues patd-up nau-as-
sessahls Policies. lie present rates
n dividends 20 policy holders are
zH % and - per cent. varying with
TIE class ~ risk The company has
saved It's poIiay hoIsrrn tgea. 600. n
has pata bosses g date Of sect p8T o.
&c has Insurance. outstanding - TIA
1sn.6ee.
4 letter or Telephone call Wili
bring Yuu fuii Information Or tha
services ~ a Northwestern inspec-
tor 81 any tima 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
APPROVE MORE
STREET WORK

Tho baart - Public works a.
its meeting this morning approved
The following estimates II the city
~ualaeeFH office and recommended
their passage ~ the councils Lam
der a. from sist e "a Hearon av.
BY grading and ruhlng 81. geo:
sta AZ. ~ grading ard eurhinz.
iatt9 Sarth 5ota st. sfsiiHs from
Fremont o. tAtona aHd All Inter
srcfinH aia. ftGoua. zzfd a.. = and
adiaIaiaE streets grading. tt1eaa.
grading and earbius af beacon I'M
80 aaa. giHt av - grading. tte.-
zoo Denny FsihrmBn addition. ran-
crete uAika and afalrwaya GGs.s8a.
cross WALKS in saue addition. gs0a.
Railroad av South piaukinE. s. o.
500 uulau g. from 11th 60 8sfh ava.
conefete walks aud rurhinF. taa. Geo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15

az he Seattle high school BAL
iard Wili be represented BY Miss
Bertha Fradeflekson. Katherine
Grower and Vernon Armstrong
The case OF 4. = Cali. The propri
elnr II the poolruom a 81 Ballard
ax who was arrested ON q charKf
u allowing gambling. as cuatin
ued ufnii Monday az : o'clock.
IL z Vattns. living near LOYAL
Heights. slipped yesterday Ga The
street and hisiocated hts shoulder
r G BosfiAn. transit man - The
city engineers office. Is sick hi
hla home. so3 Fourth AZ vita an
attack Of the grip
The following building permits
we're granted yesterday sam Ia
vlaa. to build At Toi Murray av
and 5 T. Rattle 10 build at 90
1anUs 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
CRIMINAL CHARGE
oRoPPGp-WEppiSo

The criminal complaint which
Nas 10 have heeh brought against
Corporal 81 Harvey. of Fort Law
ton. sho NHs found in a lodging
house with MARI Ihyman. o..
yearold Fifl. uiii be- dropped as
the tao sefv married yesterday at
Olympia. Officers took ths couple
there Nhefu the glfl's parents re-
side to obtain their consent 70 the
marriage. which uaa granted. Har.
Fey returned 70 the fort thia morn
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
mfplsreR Is Is YEARS olo.

REV John % Tostaf celebrated his
98d birthday yesterday af bla home.
FOURTH as ana Marion n. Formerly
connected nIid tbs As'hoHiaf church
but ~ late years rrfife1 be- haH late
IS taken up DIS residence Ia thia city,
although conducting eli sa iu prae.
fifnI theology af the University ~
Puget SOUND. Tacoma tfr spent 30
years Dob Chicago before coming
west YeKfrrday many ffirudf ..
fneuhrred him with tokens of
fFfrUHHbIH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
WIFE GIVEN
DIVORCE

uatH the fewarflaee 20 che defru=
SAINT nr uhtil tho eldest aou il Of
ast.
suit Tor divofee WAS first brought
Is. Adams. ehafe'Ns Weempatiblits
af temperament and Abandonment
Nrs Adams nied erosH complaint
charging Adams with dcnertion.
Failure o. support aHd adultery To
thrse charges Adams answered that
.aftrr fauiua repeatedly IL affect a
~ oneuisfiop with his wife he hal
wandered IN dated ana irfeapons
aIbie condition ta New Zealand.
ebese. being informed that hts
wife bad secured a divorce. he hal
married Gertrude peseh.
Mrs Adams and her eldest son
appeared aa witnesses Iu support ~
{ her eruss complaint ana the decree
= asa awarded ta the wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
HARRY sHhape LOCATED.

Humane officer clark az police
headquarters I'll Furnish lHfafma=
uau regarding tho whereabouts II
.IFHrfF Sharpe said 90 have come
Hsre Nov u from Port Arthur.
ont on that NIGHT Sharpe Was
given lodging AZ the mafrDu.a and
Kept there anti work could De found
Tor him nr ia moss thought 80 be
IH the Rsutuu KihHs works Yeaier-
DAY publication vas made ~ The
fact that the father WAS 90 Seattle
from Port Arthur looking for his son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-15
ASKS Foa NEW TRIAL.

Julius Marnaudiile. better known
BY ais aiiaH 81 EuKsnia faattansiio
uham ths jury b. Judge Tratar's Hu-
perioF raurt found guilty Thursday
- the charge = murder in the Sec
nua degree. causing the death ~
Nra Emaua IiaiirY. this morning BY
hls counsel Joseph II ulasEaw.
moved for a rev trial The demand
j. based on alleged srfnra - the
law occurring a. ths trial and 81.
cspfsd 10 By the defendant n Il
further alleged IN the mofiaa that
IRE verdict 81 the jury vas con-
tfarY 10 the law and evidences Ia
tha Fnar