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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
IN DEFIANT MOOD

SARATON. Russia. Nov. six
hundred conScrlpta appeared AZ
headquarters today. but instead Of
taking the oath they paraded in
front Of the building singing revolu-
tionary songs and defying the Of
ficers. Many were arrested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
DEMOCRATS AT GEORGETOWN.

4 democratic meeting win be held
IN Bertholdis hail az Georgetown to-
night Chas A. Reynolds, candidate
Cor prosecuting attorney T. W. Nell
son. nominee Tor sheriff. y. Thes.
Davies nominee for assnEsar, and
other candidates VIII be present and
nddrcss the meeting. The same
speakers viii also address meeting
al south Park later IN the evening,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
THROWN OVERHEARD
To SAVE G. D. P.SH|P
c..ubIican Candidates fer County Commissioner
Inserted by the Better Element OF the Party
..Ahrahams and Rutherford Now Compelled
10 Conduct Their Own Fight

over vl,h the joaah'' they Il
"a ,As ship "a.
T,s i uow ne slosan OF me ~
- ~ eampaisn. scuidias Tor
81. ..aer he storm Of public In.
~ .,... the water loegca eaf
.ssaeslcan machine has be.
.h.na.,n he unfit aud dis
candidate IN the effort 70
- -. ,es~s Who arr aonesi. eiiie'ea'
~ ssessioa vas arrived a. last
..s.e mlrAt at selesl meeting
- sspahiieaa vufsers heid
...m 81 she aflh uss'r ef The
~, rse.i an Of these vho q
-, 81 ussiiak seat away VITA
!. 80 shas she fight ioF ihe Neas
= ~ sicksi i already lsst
essls offer No Aid,
=, .snoaueed purpose of tns
...,-s xns 60 discuss thr cues
= = vssf eauld he doae g save
= .seuhs,ran canAidatss fot eoun#
...s.sassascners. That sahifcf
y. e,ra,..a a. sons lensths bat
-. y skose present had ans shinE
: - shlch pFomised - help the
-. .s@aker gave exrressissn 60
:. 80 has The eannifs preelneis
!. .lr.aay lest ana tbs Tight %
=. .Aem NJ ~ wsI be shan.
80 H. thaaxhl ths general
$50 j tAe cts eoald possibly
- .hsm 70 seeafc an even
s~sl ana sAmt Il something could
! AZ d -aFace 90 Ballard and
2rssfoxa. To- fikht might Yet Be
- ass Ne hat ~ suggestion %
- Iss haaallnk Ballard aaa
:~ussaxa AID kis disccuraEinE
-rneass fell lie = Nsf hisnket
-. a. assembly. xhica bFoke up
k.AsAA AnS the members fiiea
= no NJ dFtEalius rslu aoNncast
y txcaraged
parsy Net Rsseonslsis.
r,a.sman cnnnger. q the repub.
- euzaig eentfal committee
a. saeaaled 10 % % something
! r4nssraes the effect % he en-.
xsrrs fsxafsinx tie eandust 81
= na. mlssiunsrs. aselafes that he
"a rssVuesihss tur ttelr petty
1<ssry and dos not fsel called
- ssaa 70 apologize feF g. iiis
xz4ss b shaf the present rspuh.
- fgsgials ~hn are candidates
= .ssiserson are running ps tosir
srurss and n their fecur5s are mot
- suraxk % deserve reelection.
- eaxki 70 - defeated
uAsr msmhers 81 the epmmitfee
| = rszliY lnaiffefsnt Ia ehune
| II s'sakeFs 70 address republican
nr~rzxz TIE eammssice has been
ueAls q pro<arp Een Nho ali
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
GLASS WORKS
ARE BURNED

tseripps Telegraph serViee)
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1.-The
glass works Of r. n. Mason & Co,
at Fifteenth and Utah SITS. was
destroyed by fire yesterday at a
loss Of $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
INJURED IN A MILL.

For injuries alleged TO be due
to the carelessuess of the ksngley
Lumber company. Jose Caracution,
aged 90. has begun suit for the re-
covery of damages in the sum OF
$3.50. The plaintiff was engaged
in work az the defendant company's
lumber mill. when defective ma
chinery cut his arm and injured
certain nerves permanently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01

uree voters % svote the ticket
straight. hug must depend upon the
efforts 81 speakers who merely dis
cusa the principles ot the party.
While eadeavorins 90 conceal their
personal disgnst Il the odora which
arise from tho mess placed before
them hf their county convention
Almost Without Funds.
Throughout the campaign the 70.
publican committee has been almoat
without funds with which TO con.
duet the campaign ManY OF the
county and legislative candidates
objected "a naylBE the heavy cam.
nalkn assessments heretofore In
vneue and SEINE Of them natly 70
fused 70 90 90 The bis inter
eHgs" heretofore depended upon 10
finance republican campaigns IN
this couniy have held alool this
year out % the fear that II Ties
contributed. circumstances might
arise uader which the facts con
cefninE the collection and stpeuai
inru of the money would b made
public. involving them IA ugiy scsn-
dais Ia addition 20 thIa the class
OF republicans Who % q rule caia'
tribute % campaign funds for the
good OF the party are Yeff apa'
thetie thts year. many % them tai.
ing the position that the gosia %
the parts calls for the defeat al
the unfit candidates ea the party
tiekef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
CLEANING UP CITY HALL.

city Comptroller Carroll has sign.
ed over 30 repeating ordinances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01

Reduced thna 50 comparative
penury In the conduct Of the cam
patxn. the fopukllean committee
has been unable 70 Elve employment
% thaf class % men usually -
nunssroua abaaf headquarters -
election fimes. men Wha are willing
n give theiF tine and sffnffs 20 20
Htleai wofk for s. a day in tho
absence - those workers. he head
quarters haVa hsen Comparatively
deserted. thus adding q me vet
blanket effect 81 the ssnersl sitHa
tlnn
FOR aays. even is some Instances
tor weeks numhgf q the unds
srabiea on the republican isgista-
tive ticket have tccn left b the
committee 10 ahift for themselves
r. n Williams and Joe Lyons and
nuiX Posts and George fiper ami
Hear Heck have besa virtually left
20 eondaet their gWu campaigns
EarIy ln tho campaign other candi
dates Ga tke ticket Objected 20 cuas
rihasluE campaign funds for asc IN
sieetln9 these men. and aa A re-
suit the committee has but little
nlnaay Ia spare. whlie all of them
realize that oniy monef and the
Mind % wurk which needs 70 - paid
for can avail axsinst the storm u
public Indignation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
Result OF Battle Be-
tween Peace Officers
and Bandits at
kennewick,
Wash.
THE DEAD.
THE DEAD.
MIKE GLOVER. marshal OF
Kennewick.
JOE HALsHEY, deputy
sheriff. Kennewick.
FRANK PERRY. Kenne-
wick.
JACOB LAKE. outlaw.
INJURED.
Sheriff McNeal. shot through
hand and stomach: will live.

KENNEWICK. Wash, Nov.
-Four dead and one injured
is the outcome Of a battle be
tween robbers and Kennewick
officers OF the peace yesterday
afternoon.
On Tuesday night the store
Of the Kcnnewick Hardware
company here was entered and
a large quantity Of goods car
RED away. Yesterday morning
two men were picked up By the
town marshal on suspicion Of
having been implicated IN the
affair and are now in jail here.
Later IN the day word came
to the marshal that two suspi-
cious looking characters were
hiding in tic brush near the
~ &c. 4 posse consisting Of
Sheriff Alex MeNeal. Deputy
Mike Glover. Deputy Joe Hal
shey and Harry Roseman inn
mediately started in search Of
the men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
Frank Perry Killed.

Within hall an hour after the
battle near the bridge more
than ono hundred men had
completely surrounded the IS
land and were pouring shot
into il from all directions. 1t
was during this time that
Frank Perry. who was not
armed and not with the posse,
was hit BY 4 stray bullet and
instantly killed.
After an hour or two Of fir
ing into the uuderhTush, the
outlaw made his appearance.
holding up a white handker-
chief as a token OF his willing
ness 20 surrender. lie was per
mitted 70 give himself up and
was taken 10 the jail at Prosser.
He gave the name OF Walter
Larkin.
IL is believed that only four
men were implicated in the rob
berry of the hardware store, the
two men arrested early in the
day. the dead man and Larkin.
Iarkin SAYS the name Of his
dead companion IS Jacob Lake
aud that he was just released
from Walla Walla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01

As they approached the spot
where they had been told the
men were IN hiding, a man
arose from the brush and with
the declaration. Il guess You
gents are looking Tor trouble.
raised a rifle aud opened fire.
Deputy Joe flaishev was the
first man 10 fall. dying almost
instantly The outlaw next fell,
shot down b. either Mike Clio
yer or Sheriff MeNeal.
In the meantime a second
man had risen from the thick
underbrush and took up the
fight Of his dead eomrade. The
first shot fired by the second
outlaw pierced the heart Of
Marshal Glover and he fell
dead. Sheriff McNeal was the
next victim and he fell with a
wound in his stomach and in
the hand. lie will recover.
Roscman was successful IN
getting away. although having
three or four shots fired at him.
With three members OF the
pursuing party sho, down, two
OF them dead. and the fourth
member driven away. the out
law had no trouble in getting
away from the scene OF battle
and TO Current island. in the
Columbia. a belt Of land thick
~ covered with underbrush.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
Real Estate Transfers.

Chas w. Kavauaugh the ahstrac,er,
notary public, insurance and real estate
agent, reports the following transfers of
real estate since our last issue:
q. Parker aad wife to Richard
Howard 32 acres in Sec. IS, AZ, 10,
5000.
]. b. Mock 4 wife to Jim Peoples
40 acres in Sec. IS. Al, IS, $500.
]. A. Brinegar and wife to &. w.
Brouse 40 acres in Sec. 8, AZ, rs,
$3.50.
X. NJ. Young and wife to II. A,
Young 100 acres in Sec. "a, 30, 43,
il, $500.
4. G. Kreglinger to w. l.. Hearne
$50 acres in Sec. 80, Al, 10, $500.
Cora J.. Campbell tn Nancy V.
Campbell parcel OF ground in Sec.
80. 43, IS, 1854.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
Dramshop Statistics

Figures pertaining to the dramshop
and local option in Missouri have been
recently gathered and complied in an
official way, and made public.
During the month Of July the county
clerks Of the ia counties were requested
to furnish reports Of the number of
licensed saloons in the counties, the
increase or decrease in the number Of
saloon licenses issued during the previous
six months, the vote cast for and igainst
local option in the counties where the
voters have been afforded AN opportunity
lately TO express their choice Of the
question, and If local option was being
agitatcd in the counties,
Reports have been received from all
the counties and show the following
results:
Total number saloons in state including
three large cities, ZAP; number Of coun
ties voting on local option, recently, 81;
number counties adopting local option,
30; number counties rejecting local
option. I; total vote cast for local optic,
in thirty seven counties, / ,47q; major
ity of vote in tsvor OF local option, At,487,
According to reports received II ne
other counties Of the state have r'
saloons, making n total Of thirty-n ne
non-saloon counties in Missouri. Tie
question OF local option is being agitatet
in fourteen other counties, and specia
elections tn give the citizens AZ
opportunity to settle the question have
been ordered in some Of these counties
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11

miums. Many first class matrimonial
policies lapse just because Of these
suspended payments.
There is IA tendency to assume that this
love is known and recognized, SO why
speak of il This is a dangerous taking
for granted of what should be made real,
pulsing and vital in thought, word and
deed. There is little danger of over-tell-
ing this story; it is often the wine of life
and inspiration TO one hungering and
thirst,ng for the little tendernesses of
affection. There are more people III this
great, big, rolling earth hungering for
sweetness, tenderness, and words Of
appreciation, genial confidence and
generous affection than are starving for
bread. With husband and wife these
delicate messengers Of affection cost So
little-sometinies only a thought but il
is the thought that is all.
Continued courtslip after marriage
preserves the lover III the husband and
the sweetheart in the wife. But
it requires two to make it a success. II
is not the wife alone who need the
gracious sweetness Of concentrated
c~o;nrldcslsip, for husbands who are bull,
on tn. rigii, lines have the same hunge,
for loving kindness and kindly loving
Courtship is n vessel Of promise that is
often wrecked IN the shoals 0,
ma,rimony. Cour,ship means two mat,
without a captain; marriage sometime,
becomes two captains wi,hou, a mate,
From the October - LINTAToR.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
More Courtshtp After Marriage.

Some men seem to consider their mar
riage certificate AS a sort of fully paid-mp
policy of happiness. They act as ii the
cour,slip days were those Of paying
premiums of compliment, cheerfulness.
courtesy, consideration AMI cl.valry, and
that marriage cuts off all these premiums
OF loyer.like attention. The only way Ia
get a, ab io,utely guaranteed insurance
ON matrimony is TO keep paying the pre-.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11

High Patent Flour $2.O5 at
+. a. Williams.
The Latest New Idea 1Oc
Patterns now on sale at Carl
w. BierSaCh'S, on the corner.
Fer fresh tender meats at all times,
call on the Butcher and Grocer.
T.. II. PRICE.
]. B. Lumpee departed last Friday
for Kingman, Kansas, where he join
ed his wife, and will make a visit with
relatives there for a short time.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11

ID. Collier, a good friend OF the Mail,
drove to Versailles, a distance Of %
miles, in two hours and ~fortyfve minutes
last week to attend the fair at Versailles.
Mrs. Collier went along to see that he
much. 1t was a splendid fair they say.
-Tipton Mail.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11

Increase in land values Of $50, 9l3 $50
and a gain in population of 100 600
that is the story in figures of M%issouri's
march Of prosperity last year. II the
story were told in detail it would fill a
volume Of pro C ami poetry, illustrated Of
tall corr and yellow waving wheat, giant
stacks Of bluegrass hay. prize-winning
horses, mules and cattle, worlds
champions all; chickens and dairy pro
ducts-Missouri is pushing TO the front
rank in dairy products-,he largest
orchards in the world, and lead, zinc and
coal mines, richer in annual product
than the gold and silver of Ca ifornia OF
Alaska. 1t would be a book Of great
pictures. Missouri is a state of wonder.
full diversified industries; in fact, Il is the
boast Of her historians that If a wal
were built around the state its people
would not miss the outside world, foi
they raise everything they need to eat,
drink and wear, and have an enormous
annual surplus to put back into the so.
and to iatten their immense holdings it
hogs, horse. mules, sheep, and cattle.
Kansas City Journal.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
NOTICE
OF Stockholders Meeting.

~ s\SNVtk,s
Notice is hereby given that there will
be a meeting of the Stockholders of The
Odd Fellows Building Association of YER
~saille,, Missouri, Saturday the Tenth day
of November, 1906, at eight O'Clock y. III.
for the Purpose of voting on a PROPOSE
ton to issue $1,000 first mortgage bonds
on the property of the Association.
All Stockholders will take due notice.
Versailles Mo. Sept. Attn, 1906.
Gro II. HUBBARD
w. MILLS '
A. POPrER
i. ID. HARRISON
Directors.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Decker, of Yer.
%sailles, were in Upton Saturday on
their way to Sedalia to visit the family of
their on, Harry, and to attend state
fair. They formerly resided in Upton
and Mr.. Decker subscribed for The
Times to keep in touch with friends
here. Upton Times.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
Had!ey at Versailles.

1t has been promised by the State
Committee that, if possible, Attorney
General Herbert S. Hadlcy, will help
close the Morgan County campaign
at a big rally to be held in Versailles
on Saturday, November 3rd. BE on
hand when the band begins to play.
High Patent hard wheat -four
$500 at T.. A. Williams.
Chas. w. k~avanaugh the Abstrac,er
would like to write your deeds.
mortgages, bonds, etc.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
Notice of Dissolution OF Co-partrer.
ship.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
John i. Gibbs and A.. B knipmcycr AZ
attorneys and abstrac,crs has this day
by mutual consent been dissolve a. b.
kii:pnicyer retiring from the firm. All
parties knowing themselves indebted to
tic Grm will call and settle the same at
once.
joins i. GIBBt,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11

Let us do your job printing. then
you are sure to be satisfied both in
work and price.
J. F. LEWIS, manager Of the Nor
gan county mining and prospecting
Co., returned this week from a BUSH
ness trip to Ohio and Pennsylvania.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
Fine Job Printing.

Let us print your letter heads, note
heads, statements, envelopes, cards,
circulars, sale bills, briefs, etc, and
then you will be sure of having the
best. You know it pays to use only
the best stationery, we furnish it,
now 1t is up to you. Our work is
fi~rstclass and prices reasonable.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11

V-TTTTTTN TTTTTT 1.T'TV ~ =. ~.
" llliams.
Some people are rich in money and
poor IN principle. Others are rich in
principle and poor III money. And The
utter, says an exchange are best citizens
IN every particular. Deliver us from a
gouge, who sees nothing but a dollar
and is not particular how he gets it, and
is not consilcrate Of the feelings OF
others who have in no small measure
made it possible FOR him to enjoy wealth,
Wealth IN the hands Of "A man witlou,
only a curse to him, bat to the community
is which he livcs.-Fx.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11
STILL MORE LOCAL NEWS.

Choice -four 51.7O at T.. A.
" llliams.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-11

joins i. CHR,
y. h. KNIpMEYER.
October lst, 1906.
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