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NORTH PEyoBsCoT.
July 81.

Miss Ethel Jeliison, of Ellsworth, Is
visiting L. A. Lowell and wife.
Miss Addie Hutehins, of waitham,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. ii.
Bryant.
The grange had an ice-cream sociRble
FRIDAY night. They received an invitation
from Verona grange TO clsmhakc, Aug. -
The farmers have done what they could
harvesting their hay crop, but the weather
has been very catching" and much that
has been housed has not been in first-class
condition.
Elmer L. Billings died suddenly We'd
nesday morning, from Bright's disease.
He had been in low condition for some
time, and his death, though sudden, was
not unexpected. He leaves q wife, two
daughters and three sons. He had known
for some time that his days were few on
earth, but he was prepared for the end,
and looked forward with religious trust
and resignation to brighter future. He
was devoted member Of the Methodist
church, kind husband and father, a
good neighbor and worthy citizen. His
remains were taken to Brooksviile and
inferred in the family cemetery. His
brother, William Billings, of New York.
was IN attendance at the funeral, which
was conducted by Rev. Mr.. Bryant, of
this place.
July 30. n
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BLUEHILL FALLS.

David Friend is quite poorly.
Blueberries are quite plentiful. Piekers
get 5 cents a quart.
Mrs. 5. Grindle and her son Burt, of
Colts Island, were here last week.
Mrs. Annie Friend, Of Brookton, with
her daughter Bertha, is visiting relatives
at South BluehiIl, Bucksport and this
place.
DIR. Riggs naphtha boat, the Norma, Is
completed. Capt. Simpson, of South Blue
hill, is captain and Harry Conary, en-.
gineer. They have visited Bar Harbor,
Castine and Bangor. The boat is sixty
five feet long and of thirty-tive horse
power.
July 30. CRUMBS.
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Whereas, In the death Of our comrade, Mark
II. Grindle, of Brooksville, JAS. A. Garfield post
loses one of it's esteemed members. one who
was ever ready TO help in every good work;
yet we believe that our loss is his eternal
gain, and we look forward with Joy 10 the
meeting above; therefore,
Resolved, That we extend TO the bereayed
widow and children our deepest sympathy.
and may He who said will never leave you,
comfort them In their affection.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions
be sent to the family of the deceased, that a
copy be placed on record, that a copy be sent
TO THE ELLSWORTH AMERICAN for pu ALLEGATION
and our charter be draped in mourning for
thirty days.
@. e. Snow,
JAMES GREEN,
GEO. VI. FARNHAx,
Committee on resolutions.
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band had fuiis iustlfiee the ex,.o,..,
OF It's many admirers. Iee-ereau, ~
cake were served to the bana 49, "a J.
friends. Then It was found tb., rs
provision Of the Marlboro rsople has y, -
sufiiciently nervous to permit tha -
mittee to extend the courtesy to The s ~,
company present. The improvised grsrs
stand consisted of a grass plot beneash .a =
young shade trees in front Of ~ ~
Rsmiek's hoass. Light was turn,shna ~ y
means OF lanterns provided with no,,s.,.',
refieetors. This added to the a,trn.,i''
ness OF the occasion. The master !, :,
band was Albert Chick. The commit,ss
in charge Of the arrangements wern ~
man Hodgkins and Mrs. s. II, RepJet
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EGYPT.
SPEc.

Miss Leila Clark is suffering with bone
felon.
Miss Della Butler, of orono, has been
making an extended visit with relatives
here.
Mrs. Mary Butler, of West Hancock,
who has been the guest OF her son, Prof.
w. R. Butler, for a few days, returned
home Saturday.
Walter Butler and Oliver Bragdon, who
have been running Z. @. Burnham's stave
mill for the past few months, COM
pleted their work Thursday.
July 30. w,
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COLTS ISLAND.
Dolly.

Fred Freeman, of Hall Quarry, spent
Sunday on the Island.
Frank Stanley and wife, of Cranberry
Isles, were calling on friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Fanny Black, OF Mckinley, who
visited friends here last week, has returned
home.
Mrs. Charles Harding, who has been
visiting her parents, N. B. Trask and wife,
has returned home.
s. B. Haywood and wife, of Bucksport,
who have been the guests of j. p. Keough
and wife, have returned home.
J. e. Dutton, wife and son Lawrence, OF
New York, have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Keough, while Mr.. Dutton has
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L.AAfOINE.
CRUMBS.

Edward Gilpatricl, with his son Jerome,
arrived Friday TO spend his vacation with
his mother, Mrs. Lois Gilpatrick.
Mrs. Wellington Barbour is expected
this week to spend few days at the
homestead with her mother, Mrs. Ellen
Young.
Mrs. George B. Miller, who with her
son, John NJ. Blood, of Burlingame, Cal,
visited here recently, is the granddaugh-
ter of the late Thomas B. Grant, formerly
of Surry. While here they made their
home with Mrs. Ellen Young.
July 81. SPEC.
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sEAwALL.
DAVID.

Herbert Moore and wife are visiting
Mrs. Peter Moore at the old home.
Melville Moore, of White Island light
friends.
j. NJ. Bright and wife, with Misses
June and Betty, from Bangor, came Sun
day to spend their vacation at Sycamore
cottage.
Miss Nora King, with her little nephew
and niece, Harold and Mildred Parker, Of
Danversport, Mass, is visiting II. w
King and wife.
July 30. POLLY.
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Three Germans were sitting at lunehs"N
recently, and were overheard diseuss",s
the second marriage of mutual n gov,
when one of them remarked; IN ",
you What. A man what marries De ss' s-.t
time don't deserve 10 have ios' ms
wife"
LATHE Tommy was very quiet during :.
first courses, and everyone forgot De "a
there. As the dessert was being 'ef''-'
however, the host told funny 80
When he had finished and the sud su'red,
had died away, his little son g s4 .sS othar
delightedly: Snow, papa, tell 'N' W.
ousn
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RUGS FOR SUMNER FLOOR COVERING

been looking after the interest OF the
quarry the past week.
The stone business at Black island is
still booming, but owing to the scarcity
of vessels but three cargoes have been
shipped.
Rev. A. B. Carter. of West Brooklin,
preached here Saturday evening, Sunday
morning and evening, and preached at
Black island Sunday afternoon, giving
four very instructive sermons.
July 30. CHIPS.
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FRANKLIN ROAD.

Andrew Martin spent Sunday in Bar
Harbor.
Alvah Abbott, OF Bar Harbor, spent
Sunday in town.
Allie Buckley and family, of New York,
are visiting Mrs. Matilda Martin.
Miss Minnie Mullsn, OF Bangor, visited
her cousin, Miss Sadie Mullan, last week.
Eben Tracy, who has been confined to
the house since last spring, does not inn
prove as rapidly as his friends wish.
July 30. q.
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FAST SULLIVAN.

ANNE

MEMORIAL RNsoturtoNs.
Waeysss, II has pleased orr Heavenly
Father 10 remove from our couneu Sister
Hattie v. Martin. therefore be it
Resoired. That in the death Of Sister Mar.
tin our council has lost worthy member and
The home a devoted wife and mother.
Rssosrsa. ThssA copy Of these resolution,
be sent the family "a an assurance Of oar re-
memhFaaec in their hour Of grief.
gssoired, That our charter be drsped ia
mourning thirty days, and copy q these
resolutions be Published Ia TINS Etlsa0ErH
ANERscss and another spread on oar records.
JgsssE y RHAGpoS,
HEHHERr A. MAEris.
sTKLLA RonHtss.
Committee 90 resolutions
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Mrs. John l.. DeLaittre and daughter
Marie. who have been visiting old friends
in town, left for their Minneapolis home
on Monday Of Hast week.
There were not as many arrivals Of
pleasure seekers last week as on the pre-
vious week. Ex-Msyor John Delaittre.
OF Minneapolis, has been calling on old
friends IN IAmoine. Mr.. DcIsittrc, who
was a former resident of Ellsworth, was
accompanied by MIR. Moulton, retired
banker. They intend TO extend their trip
as far east a. Grand Manan.
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CRANBERRY ISLES.

Fred Steele and John NJ. Bunker are
building additions to their houses.
Mrs. Phebe Stanley, of Bakers island,
is here nursing her daughter, Mrs. Mabel
Stanley.
The men who are to bore the artesian
well at the Storey cottage have commenced
operations.
DIR. Lovett, of Boston, arrived Sunday to
visit his family. They are occupying the
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OTTER CREEK.

Services at the church next Sunday VIII
be conducted by the Rev. DR.. ShaufteF' Of
New York.
A report OF sad accident when r.
suited in the drowning OF George Li'-
comb, son of Horace Liscomb, formerly"
this place, appears elsew here IN TINS I's1''
July 90. "
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At last the long -lookedf for squadron has
arrived at the eoaling station. On July .
the cruiser Dcs Moines, Haisey, com
msnder, osme into port and proceeded to
fill her depleted bankers. On July % the
Cleveland, Commander Newton, and July
q the Denver, Commander J. c. Coiwell,
made up their compliments. These we're
succeeded by dispatch boat Yankton,
which took In sevcnty-flve tons ON sun
day. shortly afterward the Minneapolis
pat in heriappearsncc, and is now along
side the pier receiving her supply.
This squadron, IL viii be remembered. Is
one of instruction for midshipmon from
the academy lat Annapolis, who in their
cruise have touched at Madeira and the
Azores, from which places they have
brought many Characteristic souvenirs.
About 10000 tons of coal were at the sta
ton when the ships arrived, the trans
ferring OF which was done at the rate OF
one ton per minute.
Rear Admiral Bradford fretircdl visited
the station July q, previous to going to
Washington. Those visiting the plant
may see his name on the bronze tablet at
the entrance, recording the fact that he
was chief Of the bureau OF equipment on
the founding OF the eoaling station.
soMEsvmLE.
+. II. somes and wife, Of Hall Quarry,
were In town Sunday.
Mrs. E. b. siisby, OF Rockland, is Wis.,
llua her 6rrs har E,ruaid
John Lawson and friend, of Boston, ar
rived Friday at the Lawson cottage.
William IL. Ward and E. w. Richardson
are employed by Pearl Pond, Bar Harbor.
Mrs. Katie Day, of West Trenton. has
been visiting Mrs. Charles and Mrs. W. S.
Brown.
Mrs. C. II. Leverton, of CstAumei,
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. II. L..
Grindle.
Horace Leavitt, H., occupied the pulpit
at union church Sunday morning and
evening.
Charles Bunker, of Lowell, Mass, via
tied his mother, Mrs. Adelaide Bunker, a
few days last week.
Mrs. Ida NJ. Leland leaves to-day for
Charleston, to attend the CHRISTIAN en-
deavoF summer school.
Horatio seavey, wife and daughter, Mrs.
Nellie LHrvey, and daughter Gladys are
at the Seaycy home. All arc glad to see
them Rgsin.
A. Il. skinner and family left to-day for
their home in Altoona, Kan, after spend
ing three weeks with Rev. l.. W. Smell at
Camp Taylor.
July 81. J.
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NORTH BLUEHlLL

David Black and family, Of Brookwil!e,
spent Sunday at II. s. Dunbars.
George o. Littlefield, Of the bs,tleship
Minneapolis, visited his sister, Mrs. II. ).
Dunbar, lately.
George and Alta Saunders, Of Boston,
are spending few weeks with their
grandparents, j. l.. saunders and vile.
Mrs. Irwin n. Bowdea is visiting at \.
Bowden's. Mr.. ,Bowden has bought +. l.
Mayo's farm, and will move there in The
spring.
July 30. d..
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A very pleasant event occurred at the
residence OF Capt. s. II. Remick last Fri
day evening. The occasion was the visit
OF the cornet band of LAmoine. A large
coneourse OF people gathered from all the
community and listened TO the playing OF
the band. All greatly enjoyed the music.
The universal Judgment was that the
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SALISBURY COVE.

Mrs. Edward Bartlett and daughter
Doris, OF Needham, Mass, arrived Friday
to spend month at Locust Lane.
Miss Sylvia Leland left Monday for
Charleston, where she will attend the
summer school.
Mrs. Willard Liscomb and her two sons
Of Bar Harbor, were the guests Of Mrs.
T. S. Liscomb Sunday.
July 80. r,
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MOST TEMPTING PRICES.

Summer Silks suitable for suits
and Waists sold for less than 5c yard our
price long they last SOC.
We hold special Waists comprising various
STYLES in White with and embroidery
at the exceptionally prices S125, $3.50 S175, 81
$3.50.
Women Suits Walking large variety at low prices
We have of kind which we
NAL a reduction.
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The ladies' aid society will hold its
annual fair and sale Wednesday, August
is.
Arthur Joy has gone 10 Hull's Cove to
sail yacht and his wife has gone there
to board.
Fred A. BirIem ana wife have come
home from Bar Harbor, and he will re-
enter the Iife-saving station Tuesday.
Frank Wedge last Friday found the
body Of Edward Boardman, who YVES
washed from the rocks at Bar HARDER,
July4.
John II. Prcssey. who has been nursing
Charles Fitzpatrick at Greenfield since
early in the spring, has returned with his
patient to Northeast Harbor, as he did net
improve at Greenfield.
Capt. Elwood Richardson, who has been
in the hospital at Bar Harbor for the last
month, has returned to his home here
very much out of health, so that be viii
not be able to ali his place in the life
saving station.
The ladies' aid society, by invitation of
Mrs. Lovett, were very pleasantly en-
tertained last Wednesday al the Storey
cottage, and to- night the active members
Of the society will meet at the home Of the
pastor. by invitation of Mrs. Mcdonald.
July 81. X.
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A SALE OF WOMEN'S SHOES.

White Pumps for Ladies' Misses and Children
also Tennis Oxor Black Russian Calf Agents for Burts
and Patrician; also walkover for Ladies and Men.
Of Boots and Shoes the city
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advertisements.
[ think they're
best for the
BLOOD
advertisements.

Dear Sirs:--- ssoningtOn, Me-, June ~ ~ ;.
| think al. F." Biuers are the %" J,
take for the blood and headache ! ~ ~
saw. In fact | would not be wi'h01' 49,
in the house, for they have sa'ea -
grea, many doctors bills. =, p,,r,
Yours respectfully. Mas. lOA NJ i' -.
The true al. F." Medicine elin ! :.
all impurities, breaks up colds and ls' I'd
rorrects the digestion. It nov s..Iia,
take il at once if you are moi
well.--3Sc. at the store. s,.cs
- coIored Postal Cards. s sI selBa
Efoo Write "a. II. II. Hays SOn''
iNSs Agents, Portland, Me.
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BAR HARROR.

The body of Edward Boardman, VEG
was swep, from the rocks al Bar hAfOV,
while fishing on the Fourth, was iouH1
near Bakers island Thursday.
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A concert was given in the town hall
Friday evening, July q, which was much
enjoyed. All who took part were gener-
ously applsuded and kindly responded
with an encore. Following is the pro-
Rramme:
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

the second floor of different
designs Skirts Nighgowns, Drawers and Corset Covers
skirts at 75c, 81, 81 so So $50 and S3
Niehgowns at Soc ST. ST 20, 81 co. So and $3.50.
Corset 25c, Soc Toe and 81
Wrappers and two-pieee wash suits from 81 toi$25O
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EAST LAMolSE.

:. ...ttA.a..al fl,a..l. y. q. =, :, J.
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storey cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. Storey are
in Europe for tbs summer.
Mrs. Amy E. Workman, of Sullivan, has
been visiting this, her native place, after
an absence OF five years.
Edward $. Brewer and wife, of Hol-
brook, Mass, are here for the season.
Miss Brewer ami her grandmother pre-
eeded them.
Iuiy "a X.
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LACES.

Fancy Vaenciennes Plat and Point de Paris and mita
and Normandy. Special values at sc, Sc and 10c.
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The ladies' aid society will hold its
annual fair and sale Wednesday, August
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-16
p. v. & N. E. TIME TABLE.

(Railroad Time.
South Bound.
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Progress on the Pecos.
A. NJ. Hove, of Carlsbad, writes a

A. M. Hove, of Carlsbad, writes as
follows to The Earth, of Chicago:
F'They are busy on the Pecos. From
above Roswell south to the Texas
it Of progress is on. The Hondo pro-
ject. near Roswell, is nearing com
pletion. This is the first project I'M
dertaken by the United States Recla-
nation service in New Mexico. About
10, 700 acres will be irrigated. 1t is
a model little system, with settling
reservoir, 0 gates, storage reser-
voir, diversion dam and canals.
The Carlsbad project is another
under way. Tne Secretary of the In
terror has ordered the work of re-
pair and construction to begin, The
necessary tools and material have
been ordered and men and teams
are at work. In a short time all the
available help will be employed. The
dam at Avalon, involving an expense
of $3.50, 600, will be let by contract,
and all other work will be by force
account. The total amount to be
spent on this system is 100000.
When completed this system will
come in under the first division. Near
ly all of this is in private ownership.
No one will be permitted to have
more than $50 acres. and must eth
err live on the land or in the neigh
borhood. This means that a large
amount of LAND will have TO be sold,
especially by nonresident owners.
"A few early birds have already
been on the ground, looking for bar
gains. And it appears they have
found what they were in search of.
immigration has continued heavy to
the Valley. The majority of set
tiers have located in the artesian dis
trict or taken claims in Roosevelt
county along the Pecos Valley Lines.
The Campbell system of dry farm
ing has e found successful there,
and next e a nos of new settlers
will try their hand at this method
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FOR RENT

FOR ARENT- One front room, furn-
fshed, well ventilated. Apply 625
N. Main. 63t3s
FOR RENT Two coy furnished
rooms. Three large windows in
each room, 404 N. Lea. 64t2.
FOR RENT My residence, sol N.
Washington avenue, after June
1st.-W. C. Reid. 62t5
FOR RENT Four room house
$3.50 per month. Good shade
KeIlahin & Calfee. 6Ot6
FOR RENT Desirable room at
rea of Q. s. Market in Record
Block. Apply u. S. Market. 1stf
Fresh pasture for stock. Plenty OF
good gramma grass. four miles south.
east side Of Main street.-W. w. Pet
q. 22tx.
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Fine Place for Sale.

On account of the death of DR.. A.
B. Waskom, and to close up the es-
tate. his late home on East Second
street, four miles from Roswell, is
offered at a YER low price and on
easy terms for quick sale. This place
contains 202h acres. all under irriga.
ton and in cultivation. with good
permanent water rights, n also ar
tesian well. Six acres in bearing or
chard, sixty acres young or
chard; balance in alfalfa and farm
Nice new eight DON residence. mod
arn in every respect; with all neces
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Tenant Wanted.

We will build at once three up-to-
date brick buildings in the growing
town of Dayton, New Mexico. so
miles south of Roswell. A good OPP
ening for a general store. exclusive
dry goods. or furniture store. Will
build to suit tenant. Write at once
to CHISHOLM & ExSTElN,
64t12 p. o.~Box Sc,
Sherman, Texas
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WANTED.

WANTED Men with teams TO cut
and stack 80 acres of alfalfa by the
TONI. p Hobson. e2tf
WANTED Young lady solicitor for
electric heating and cooking appli-
ances. Reply with reference and
salary expected, to Box 553. 61tf
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$500, 900 to loan on irrigated farms.
Long time loans, interest payable an
nually with privilege to pay of loan
before DUE. B. Herbst, Financial
Agent, 300 N. Main. opp. P. o.
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sary outbuildings, barn, lots, etc.
If you are interested and want to
investigate the above proposition. for
particulars call on or address,
JNo. w. WARREN. Trustee,
59tf Roswell, N. NJ.
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All designs in latest styles of wall
paper just received. Prices from the
lowest to highest.-Pecos Valley
Lumber Co. 7tf.
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Classified ''Ad5.'
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Good roam pony ard
new road wagon. VIII sell cheap.
Apply at 504 n. Pennsylvania. 63tf
FOR SALE Good Durham milk
cow; also hogs of all ages. Inquire
of A. J. Rakebrand, 1901 N. Main
street. 63t6a
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1906-11-24
YOUNG BANDITS ARE LUCKY
Boys who Hold Up and Robbed Pc
destrian Gets Sentence Of Three
Years Suspended.

SEATTLE, N ov. 24,-Ste wart
Brown, 10 years old, and Carl Shultz,
II years old, who, with Edward Muir
ray held up Charles Demitt at the
point Of a revolver early in the norm
ing of November 3, pleaded guilty to
a charge Of attempt to commit rob-
berry, before Superior Judge Frater
this morning and suspended sentences
Of threre years in the ~penitentiary at
Walla Walla were imposed on eacn
prisoner. Both young men promised
to mend their ways in the future and
will be allowed their liberty during
good behavior.
The leniency shown the prisoners
the old time policemen Of the city.
These officers have had the young
men, who pose as newsboys, under
surveillance for a long time n know
them to be possessed Of lawless in
cl%inations.
Brown "a run out Of Spokane
some time ago, the police Of that city
being positive that ne vas a member
of a gang of hardened characters. The
Spokane police had no evidence to
warrant making a prosecution but be-
lieved the city would be better off
without his presence.
Shultz has a police record in San
Francisco and the police department
in his city has received a number Of
communications from the California
metropolis regarding hin since his ar
rest.
Murray, the third member of the
trio. was tried in the juvenile court
and was given his liberty on the prom
Use of a local theatrical man to give
him employment and act as his u
dian for a period of three years.