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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18
HAS THE RIGHT RING
J. J. Brown, the Pioneer Banker,
Backs his Banks.

]. ]. Brown, the pioneer banker
and real estate man of Spokane. who
became involved in the panic of 1898
and was appointed receiver of his
own bank-probably the only
case on record-from which he
paid the creditors dollar for
dollar. previous to his depart
ure on an esatern business trip
gave out the following state
ment in the Spokane Chronicle which
shows that the Brown of 1898 is the
same Brown in 1907:
Fortunately or unfortunately,
am the president and principal stock
holder of three banks in this region
the Columbia Valley bank at Wen
atchee, the Bank of oroville and the
Occur d'Alene Bank & Trust COM
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18
IGNORE COURT
INJUNCTION
Butte Mob Marches NOnuniOn Men
Out of City

BUTTE. Mont. Dec. ls.-The In
junction orders OF the United States
court, made by Judge Hunt in Octob-
or last, were openly set at defiance by
men who kidnapped six nonunion line
men In the employ of the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company.
In each case, the men were waylaid
while At work and compelled to
march outside the city limits. They
were warned II they ever returned to
the city again they would be hanged
from telephone poles. In each OF the
two kidnapping cases, between 40 and
so men participated and they boldly
marched through the streets with the
linemen, some Of whom they kicked
as they hurled epithets at them as
they proceeded to the point where
they were told to keep going.
The plan to kidnap the men was
carefully planned 30 as 10 avoid inter-
ference by the police. A crowd he
gan to gather about the new tele-
phone building. at West Broadway
and Idaho streets, and th'r attracted
the attention Of me polite In that 10.
cality. The officers kept a close watch
on the men. This. the police say, was
apparently sharp move on the part
of the kidnapers to keep them away
from the real point of attack, which
was Mt Park and Jackson streets.
There c. Frankford. A. McGregor and
F. Janeck we're repairing a line, Nc
Gregor being on the top of the pole.
While the mob was still lowering
about the new telephone building,
another mob descended upon Park
and Jackson streets. aud ordered
them TO get In line for a march out
OF the city. r. Janeck objected to
the deportation and was kicked into
submission. c. II. Helnmlller, J. Egg
an and W. Nelson were the three line
men who went to the block to do the
work, leaving their wagon containing
material outside. AS soon as the
three men appeared on the sidewalk
they were seized BY several men and
hurled into the telephone wagon, the
horse unhitched and drawn at rapid
rate along Broadway to Idaho street
and down the street TO Park, where
the horse was hitched to a telephone
pole and the three men ordered TO get
out and proceed on foot. They were
cursed out OF town and threatened
with death II they returned.
Men Return.
The second kidnapping was report
ed TO both the sheriff's ONCE and
Manager Armstrong. OF the telephone
company a few minutes after It's oc-
currence and inside OF half an hour,
Sheriff Henderson and Manager Arm
strong were going after the linemen
as fast as speedy horse could take
them. The deported men were over
taken and brought back to Butte.
Leaders 10 be Prosecuted.
HELENA, Mont. Dec. Is.-s. n.
Mclntire OF this city. one OF the attor-
neys for the Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company, has gone to
Butte to gather the necessary evil
dence 10 bring the matter OF the VIC
lation Of the federal injunction to the
attention OF United States Judge W.
II. Hunt OF this city. II was anounc-
ed by one of the Bell company's at
torneys that Judge Hunt would be
asked TO cite the mob leaders to ap-
pear in court 10 answer the charge
Of contempt.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
Excellent Musical Feast at Methodist
Church.

Excellent Musical Feast at Methodist
Church.
The following is the Christmas pro-
gram OF song to be rendered at the
Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing and evening: Hymn. 20. Come
all ye Faithful" anthem "Hosanna
To God" (POrter); soprano solo trio
and chorus; offertoire, He Shall
Feed His Flock and Come Unto
Him." from the Messiah, (Han-
deli, Mrs. Norquist and Mrs. Rem
shaw; hymn, "Hark the Herald
Angels Sing" For the evening SER
vice: Prelude. violin, Mrs. Holtbuer:
hymn, Joy to the World" Christ
mas Cantanta, Holy Child" (Ad-
ams), offertoire- Berceuse, (Godard)
violin, Mrs. Holtbuer; sleep Baby
Sleep" from the Holy Child: hymn.
20 Little Town of Bethlehem"
The regular members OF the choir
will be assisted by Mrs. Rsnshaw. Miss
Volker, Miss Neyers and Mr.. Ralph
Nevers; Mrs. Holtbuer, violinist.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18
ARGUE STATE AUTHORITY

state Railway Rate Law In Supreme
Court.
WASHINGTON. Dec. is.-The
United States supreme court ls today
hearing argument In the case involv-
ing the right of the federal court TO
interfere IN the enforcement OF the
railroad rate Law OF North Carolina.
While this proceeding involves only
the penalty sections OF the law, It
has bearing ON the principles In
yolyed in the Minnesota case. recent
~ argued, In which the attorney
general OF Missouri and the public
service commission OF New York as.
serted that such interference IL IA
effect a suit against state and pro-
hiblted by the constitution.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18

Trent where three men were trying
TO board a through freight. They
took 70 the woods and rocky cliffs
near by and after an exchange OF
shots, in which one OF the despeFadoa
fell but regained his feet. they made
good their escape. except one who Is
now In jail at spokane.
Draper believes they are old Of
enders and that Il will be practically
impossible to catch those who escAp-
cd
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18
MINERS IN CONFERENCES

Gathering az indianapolis % Talk
With Operators.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. Is
Members of the United Mine Work
ers OF American in the district COM
prtsing Indiana. Ohio. Illinois and
western Pennsylvania are gathering
In indianapolis today to continue
their Joint conference with the opeF-
ators of the district The joint COM
vention will meet tomorrow and win
consider the restoration OF the "in-
terstate movement" and the fixing OF
a wage scale for tho coming year.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18

The card party given by the ladies
Of the Roman Catholic club was well
attended and much enjoyed.
The first prize was won by Miss
Esther Reilly. Mrs. Roach having
tied at first. The second was captur-
ed by Mrs. n. Amell The gentle
mems prizes were taken by Mesars.
McPhee and cronin respectively. A
fine lunch was served.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18
WAGES ARE CUT
ON ELECTRIC LINE
Accept Reduction With
out Protest

SPOKANE, Wash, Dec. 1S.-The
spokane & Inland Railway company
which employs union men, has an
Ounced 10 per cent reduction to
Is several hundred employees, COM
nencing December 20, while the
Washington Water Power company
vhich employs nonunion men, as de-
Jared through d. L. Huntington,
eneral manager, that no reduction
B wages is contemplated at present.
Because of the general business
repression, which has caused many
Industries to suspend business, our
evenue has CORRESPONDENCE de-
reased. With reluctance the man
cement has decided on a ten per
ent reduction in the pay of conduct
Rs, motormen, engineers, locomotive
remen, brakemen, yardmasteTs and
Eitchmen. This will take effect De-
ember 20.
LAS soon as business increases
nough to justify it, the present pay
ill be restored" says R. G. Bowdish,
perintendent.
With the posting of the above bull
tin on the bulletin board in the bag
ge room of the Terminal build
g, the Spokane & inland Railway
myany has notified the men of its
erating department that, commenc-
g Friday, their wages will be cut
oportionately to meet the falling
of traffic.
Affects 400 Men.
The reduction will apply to the
ainmen of the company's entire
stem, city and suburban, including
e employees of the traction lines.
all between 800 and 400 men will
affected.
]. P. Graves, president of the COM
ny, declined to directly discuss the
Ospective cut. Present conditions,
said, were demanding retTench-
ent wherever possible in most lines
business.
AS whole the employees affected
disposed to take the situation
ilOsophically. Although they are
lon men, several of them said
evening that so far as they knew,
Their the Brotherhood of Railway
Ainmen nor the Order of Railway
nductors was disposed to take any
cial stand against the reduction.
We can't help but feel" said a
hductor, that the company is fully
Stitied in taking this step, owing to
admitted decrease in business.
e company has always adopted a
eral policy in its treatment of its
hployes, and, If need be, 1t is no
pre- than right now that we should
Ike some concessions ourselves.
pr of the loaf is better than no
II at all.
Besides, we don't believe the
esent conditions will require the
mpany to keep the cut in effect
IRE than a month or two, at the
tside, and | guess we can stand 1t
ht long"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1907-12-18
FLEET HEARD FROM
Message Received From BattIeship
Georgia.

Georgia.
NORFOLK, Va. Dec. 1s.-The
Norfolk wireless station was in touch
with the battleship Georgia at s
O'Clock last evening. receiving the
following message:
"oN BOARD THE BATTLEsHIP
GEORGIA. ITO miles south of Beau
fort. n. c.: Speed and squadron I'M
changed. Choppy sea. All well. 50
The message Is the first eommun-
icatiOn established with the feet
since O'Clock in the morning, owing
to unfayOrable weather conditions.
The evening world., 1907-02-07
he WAS LOST TN
as
LONG ISLAND CITY.
And He Wasn't from Missouri,
but from Somewhere
IN Arkansas.

II was lost and cold and hungry.
Your Honor pieuted William Smith
OF somewhere IN Arkansas. to-day. be-
fore Masistrats connorton in the Long
Iaisnd City Police Court. That was
his excuse for diving throuEa piate-
glass window IN ths,. front ot Henry
schwen's deiicatessen shop at No. 8
sXl,lman- -avenurin and helping himAolt
TO numerous l.:.ls OF sausage and e
vat OK p!ckfeS.
Los, In Long Island city" ex-
claimed the Magistrate .Inposyiole!
No man with his wits about him could
have such thing happen to him.
Well, Your Honor. you mus. not
overlook tho other two eounts-oold
and hungry said the prisoner. ITS
ahou: enough 10 make tho best OF men
,nk. a run with himselt and lump
through plate-giass window TO get
IN thar ktate In Long Island ely. Nov.
i loayo II 10 TUuf Honor, II mat tsn-
SO.
But wiT9t- was thu with-the
fl = ,4E. a
case replied the man from Arkansas.
Sinking prodl5!ously at the Court.
eli. thiiIa your mind leaks. said
tho Magistrate. and os I'll hold you
for mn examination.
And how bo'tt m. window and my
snusayS3 and my pickles." e1clcimed d
Schwen In great excitement
sDHNt~5fat y ones and Soad- the bill
10 Arkarr,H." suggested Smith. as he
started hack 10 siie prison pen.
The evening world., 1907-02-07
TEN FREEZE IN
R|GG|NCC, THEN
DROP INTO SEA
Grew of Vessel Wrecked
Off Iiattcras Given
Up as Lost.
tsp.e.,, to TIA Ersolar wa.idj

norfolk. Va. foo. I.--' Tho three
mna;sd aehoonss reported aahors on
Diamond shoals, OF Cape Hartsras
yesterday. wont TO p!oocs last night and
no trace OF HOr uuu be sosn to-day
} ConH.dorinE the slIs OF the vessel.
Eho ssrr.sd Grew OF about ten men,
and those In al probability have
peri.std.
II Is no, believed tina. any OF the
crew could have survived rho cold and
exposure 10 whIrh they were subtuctsd
Inat night oven IL they should have
suocasdsd In improyisinE lite ract
.batore tho vessel bsoKs up, That most
q. them wero ytrosan 10 death In tho
rigging and their bodies Aftorward
washed into tho sea II the keasrA ho-
lief.
Ths wind continued very high with
q ysry rough sea x!l -nisn,. and tasrs
was no possible chance OF tho ute
savers reaching the yss4si.
Thsru IL nothing SGo1n as 70 nor
name or destination. but Il Is thought
aho was evidently bound southuard.
probably to some deorEsa port 10 load
lumber.
The evening world., 1907-02-07
Miss Carpenter 5 Clothes
Caught Fire: from a
Gas Stove.
MOTHER is BURNED, TOO
Parent Carried Her to Bath.
tub and Tried TO Flood
the Flames.

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The evening world., 1907-02-07
POLICE ON TRA|L,
OF F|REBUGS WHO
HAUNT WEST SIDE
lncendlary Blazes Break
Out Anew in Upper
art of Town.

The nrsbuG scare thai Kspt Fsstd6Hu
OF tho went aide. butRdou S!hs,y.h.sh
and Ons Hundred and T!tth streets
awake nights TWO months ago. has
broken on; anew. and Poileo Captain
iiurtnind, OF the Wa, Ora -Huudrni.h
Street e.suoa. and Battalion Cb!st
crawley, whose headquarters ara a:
Engine Hou1e 40. 10 III Ono Hundrsd
and Second streot, .aear Columbus ays.
mug. arc no. on thu trg-. OK tho .ncen.
diary or 'naendiar!os.
rairii.,n a. rot:S. ppsst Gsonah Sui ,,ba Ia thS .hS
past tsY days which were or especially
susplglou. utlIa; I-o " taem were ~
tns basement of the t.s apartment
s,srdsm avenue tad Slns,y-eixh5ls
s!rost. Tho hrnt ocrurrrd AT A, i
Moaaay la., Il was discovered By
ators In tho, building. aed was eSi!n.
guIshsd by members OF Hpos and Lads
der Company No, 2. whose nouss ls
sssaus ssy s sssff .TAy X Ii: nss1 asy ana
basement by Mr.. Norton. which no e9e
x ssw days esioss k the tkolored t anr jani.or Hfn
Of tho apartmcnt-hou at No, 2ol Wcs,
Ninsty-slshth uireet. directly opposits,.
q Ss ss1S anas a9ns 4.
"Ws haVo had An unusually large
uuraoer OF still aierm1 within the past
fsw week8,- said Battalion Chief Gsaw-
ley to q reporter for The World yes
terday, but Of courso some OF them
.wsrs Duo to tho ofrorts OF lanitors TO
Keep the buildings W6tm There hEv5
been half dozen area In ona apart
msnt house, however. which were be-
yond question Of incend!ary origin.
These were In the double apartment
house at Nos, ia and 1l6 West One Hun
drad and Fourth street. ..tF.4-
Capt. Burteind has had men on the
case and they made ono nrres. on su.-
picion, but there was not sufflclsnt evi-
aence against tho man. Aad h6 VIE dig.
The evening world., 1907-02-07
FATHER OF NEW. NAVY, DEAD
E1-eonsxe...aau- -t.arrir- Worke.i.
-. -Iaa.ea.a2 2,NaI.hlp.

=Ex-consEesH,saH== H==ttarriH== Worke.l=
TIA -Inarsa4n -MarAhIpa---
RRltaEwATIcR Mass.. Ec5- Tx.
r,onzressn.aa Benjamin w, Harris died
Of hls home here early TO-DAY al the
age OF eiGhty-paree ,rara. He was a
nrosn!aess. Rnpilhll loan. and had served
Ten years In Congress. where he WIZ
known as the .fatner OF the New
Navy. - pssfng 10 his activity lI=IITeusE
=tEFea Tor The IN, loSiildiTig of cur prr-cnt
uaYui EYrtern, Dcat1 wfis due TO SHOOK.
The evening world., 1907-02-07
Everybody Knows
What Constipation Is
But Not Everybody Knows
Whit hunyadl Janos Is.

II large rre2ofi,ea-e. -e.- humanity autta, 20
greater or los, eStGn, from constipation
in one torn, or another How reaily toH
.Anrs ais who do no: 1now ths distress.
.t-A;H-saa s.2atRl- -dlrcor1tor, rehalang from
fpilurr OF the bowels to move regularly,
and dosa cot this suffering ssGtn teo!ishiy
unuocussa5y Stgn w rc5!tEr u due
simply TO !Snorshce Q: The proper Aad
stmpto re-1sdy--HT#fADi JANtiS--'ths
great Natural Mineral Laxative WAitf. not
ualy tbs most etilcac!ous remedy be; also
,ae most inexpensive, The cos, OF a large
bo,,l, Il. but a tribe and I; contains ua,y
doses. Qae Gaeo Il Il tunblsr:l; drunk
on rrislaf In rhg morning no result "a
always egy;.i1. Tttrh- --nftt rauruugh A
pleasant aaJ rtsarsi relief without erIprp,
or purg!rs. Try Il Al I'll druggists
The evening world., 1907-02-07
CHILD LABOR law
PASSES SENATEBY
UNANIMOUS VOTE
No Work by Minors l, in
Factories Before 8 a. NJ.
or After P. P M.
ls,,e,., 70 n, Erea,nr worlaa

ALBANY. Feb The child LABOR
reform 10. OF Senator PaKos which pre-
vents tho employment, o, minors under
x.xtaen ye&cs .. nap betbre $ O'Clock in
tho mnrntuE or after et night, or
moro thaa e.Eht hours ~ eny OHIO day
In tho fAo:Df!es OF itls stSIa. wna
saksed hY t!ia 5orlto to.dAy,e Tho vote
Was unanimous
Inc p!eseat Jaw, which I. was found
practically impossible 20 enforce. pro-
y.ded L t..no hour day FOR children be-
tween thu i1JuTs OF A, and Pa
Nj Tho Page amendment. ,.gpyideA that
Il shall -es coaniderrd pr.MA lAcio, owl.
dence OF a violation OF the law X a
child 10 fo,:nd In the factories outs!6t
~ the prescribed houfs.
Tho new- .sw w.ii be ne,t-tntorcing.
The evening world., 1907-02-07

.AMER!kA=ePokEM AT sEA.
SABLE IshASD. n. g.. Feb. Tho
liner A,nerihn. from,
,...Iuug. - .S6T org, Was In com
a,uaicatinr by y!retess when i16 miles
soutn o. th!s point at $50 A. N. The
America will probably reach her dock
.4ovN. a,eg "a, -. o1turdAy.
The evening world., 1907-02-07
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

CITY PNRK. NEW ORLEANS La,
Feb. 1.-The entries Tor to.morrow's
races are as follows:
- FIRST RActs-4.i. .t'e.,,and "a hale fur
GGw.,ps Gsn" nsny s slf i IL h Taft.n dTtsssm iT:
tsir Iisxeuies. Ethel MinonJ; P.ospsFsus, Iis.
ts'a. EPss iss s paeEns ia h ssy s9s ~ G Ss
intrepldb; jelnies ReaN, rs tcatnct cton.Jea.
I,:,; ,n, jmmTp Tpi,,r.ra H. ~ TsPhtntls' HAnh.,
--ilsaaehe, ps; Young sptor 100; Clifton
Forge. lni; Ancestor. ioi; Eaaer Dress. lo1.
knlshton , Gsa,n i 4s,s I3
pellindinn, los; Fosmead. ICY. Consideration.
III GaInara. ~,
THIRD RACE-ons mile .eiling,--cora
Eeononiy, ids. Gold Duke iO7S Fire Alarm,
l07. Doubt. ioI; KAi.cr'aorf. iyt MeAllistcr,
ders Midway, 10.
FOURTH RAcE--sessn f'IFiorEf selling,
Omar Khayynn, 100. Layson, lGii narli.
l0s z, Ea,s
genet, It5: Heart ut HyNein,h. i,0: Water
ransy. los: cspi,nno i6a Happy Vselc IL.
400: ia; TIeEhey, 100: Mon'erri, i9T Coz
handicap. dc, iot: Bs,,syiirs. lo,E Mis,
souri, Lad. ios; st, Salesltine. 10.
SIXTH RAcErsf!r< tGrtas,! pat,g.--
1s mock. los. pseAss, Of MsnsSssIio. los! sis.
Man, ioI; Ests ue1rsv. ioI; slnk spNns,.
li6. RiPeahsnnock 10; Capt. Taylor. Vo;
sEyESIM nAGEaons Hale and > .lt
o., iost Sis gsiie the Cat ios: a.astion, y ioo
cs.nbisa, 100; oriy II. III. -. y
The evening world., 1907-02-07
COLD FATAL TO AGED.

NANTUCKET. Mass. Fob, Tho
great severity OF tho~r-eseat w+rtse~.
particularly within tho past few wec1c..
has caused considered mortality among
the aged residents OF this island. Fou.
of SehtucSst.s noacSeaarlnna -EaYe diej
Within enc past wees. Among the We
TINS wa, Capt. Wtit!a-n 7,!!ec.-o-c
OF the few ram aiming whaling ;nas:e.s
or no old scacoi. ard The man VINO
ran tho arstz locomotive oYtg the -Ra,ti-
morn and Ohio Railroad.
The evening world., 1907-02-07
CALLS FOR BIDS ON
4" ROAD TO BRIDGE
Takes First Step 10 Connect
iii Williamsburg spsn...-

Bridge Commissioner Stevenson adj
: esrt.ssd to-day for bids FOR ,he con-
st-uc,ion OF the elevated railroad con
ncciEon with the Brooklyn end OF the
MlllLa Lanshu-x- BrldYc.
This Is tho frst step toward connect.
ing the Brooklyn elevated lines With the
susway loon .n Manhattan between tho
two bridges The njver,tsAmen; re-
! qtl.ros the, al2cee4aful= h!hdse To beSia
-Nnrk .l-!thtn -uNr-d days of -thH ct.riiaca-
ton OF toe cdntrac; and TO complete /;
by Aug. 90 next.
.-5s M lcsInin.I rLgyIlF;fes hAge been 30.
Stdel tho MaahaihIn e1id OF tiIe.
none l.sls:. permits el Ii
t-s1 Ey:oway ps;:-.-, y r.i--:csi cri;,
,nrd I; MIL he Two t'cArs bcfnte trains
eau be Operated taTopGh5tly saoSIy
iaups.
In view OF this fscs contractors are
offtid.sins Tina II.Eg bel ys-tisq-
l3ridgo Commissioner. They Say that
-ths hYe=day limit -bfR4nninx the
work n,ttkss Il practically impossible
FOR tii Is BID Giiii::5sS l7i's ,1;tz
already gwen orders FOR tho structural
Eleel. as 10 MI can1 fUEDtgn stFri or the
roIsssS'uy siss1sstsassasas ALL sa'a ,s-
weeks notice.
The evening world., 1907-02-07
GUIDING STAR LODGES NIGHT.

Z The annual Entertainment and recrp-
tt1n OF GuidinG. star Lads f. and
4. ~. will he held n, tn. AIhGmhra-
ballroom, Seventh avenue and One
Hundred and TwentS-s!Sth street this
evening The pT0Eramnc will comprise
-psotnssiorat talsnS and canc.ug WITT
The evening world., 1907-02-07

CITY PARK. NEW ORLEANS. In,
Feb. THE entries Tor to'morroW's
races are as follows:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-04
Publication Notice.

State of Illinois, County of Rock Is
land-Ss:
Circuit Court of Rock Island County.
May Term. \. u. 1907.
Davenport Bag & Paper Company. n
corporation, VS.. Francis J. Parker and
Horatio Smith, a copartnerShip doing
business under the firm name and style
of Smith Roofing Company.-ln Attach
ment.
Public notice is hereby given to the
said Francis ]. Parker and HCratio
Smith. copartncrs as aforesaid, and to
each of them, that a writ of attachment
issued out of the office of the clerk OF
the circuit court of Rock Island coun-
ty, dated the 21Jh day of February. a.
ID. 1907. at the suit Of said Davenport
Bag * Paper company and against the
Horatio Smith, for the sum of eight
hundred seventy-eight dollars and seven
ty-eight cents. directed to the sheriff OF
said Rock Island county.
Now, therefore. unless you. the said
Francis J Parker and Horatio Smith
shall personally be and appear before
the said circuit court of Rock Island
term thereof. to be holden at the court
house in the city of Rock Island, in said
lcounty, on the first Monday of May, A
ID. 1907 give special bail and plead 10
! the said plaintiffs action, judgment
| will he entered against YOU, and in ia
Vor of the said Davenport Bag * Paper
company. and so much of the property
ATTACHED as may be sufficient to satisfy
the said judgment and costs will b'
sold to satisfy the same.
| GEORGE w. GAMBLE, Clerk.
| Murphy & Petersberger, and Aiber
Huber plaintiffs attorneys.
March %, A D. 1907.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-04-04
Publication Notice,

State of Illinois. County of Rock Is
Circuit Court of Rock Island COUNTY
May Term A. u. 19O1.-In Attachment
Blanche +. Little VS.. A. b. fender
and Louie Hender.
Public notice is hereby given to the
said \. b Hender and Louie Hender.
mat Il writ of attachment. issued out
or the office of the clerk of the circuit
court OF Rock Island county dated the
IND day Of March. A ID. 1907. at thu.
SUIT OF said Blanche +. Little and
against the estate OF said a T. Hender
and Louie liender. for the sum of thir-
tE-tnree hundred fifty-thrce dollars
tHS.35Sp. directed To the sheriff of said
Rock Island county, and another such
writ to the sheriff of Mercer county.
which said writS have been returned
executed.
Now. therefore, unless you. the said
\. +. Iender and Louie Hender shall
personally be and appear before the
said circuit court of Rock Island coun-
tN. on the first day of the next term
thereof. to b" holden at the court house
in the city of Rock Island. in said coun-
~. on the first Monday of May A d.
1897, give special bail and plead to the
said plaintiffs action. judgment Will be
entered against you. and in favor of
the said Blanche F. Little. and so much
Of the property attached as may be
sufficient TO satisfy the said Judgment
and costs Will be sold to satisfy the
same. GEORGE w. GAMBLE. Clerk.
Albert Huber. plaintiffs attorney
March &c. \. ID. 1907.