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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
THAW'S MOTHER SOBS
OUT STORY OF HER BOY

she apolokiEed. saying that ahe Saa
not OF efYinE nature Continuing
she said
often At uisht heard aobs from
Harry'a roons. Going there. | would
find him fully dressed rumon'
ntrafei and be would sAy Il vas
useless for him TO SO Ia bed. as
he could rot sleep. frequently
found him II J % 4 o'clock In the
morning. and be told me his
troubles we're on account u tho
wickedsst mnn In New York. but
tina, ho could not tell me shat u
was"
lesrns sad story.
Mira. Thaw said finally she learn
ed that the sfoahic % her soa vas
because Of his knowledge that his
enemy had ruined the GiFi in whom
ne vas greatly Interested
Il tried 60 argue" said the
mother. that Harm was not re-
sponslhls for the giri ana that an.
der the circumstances he need Dot
ruin himself
The mother detailed Instances
when her son forgot hlmaeu and
sobbod IN church. and told her that
his particular KiEi had the faess
heautiful mind Of any person he
knew. that always hs VAS thinking
II tho terrible thing had not occur.
rcd. ahs snIxht BE- With them.
She finally told of the time when
her son told her the kiri's uams.
jerome objected 10 this conxefAa.
ton. claiming that u had aas been
shown that Tha~ wam insane ~
that time uAslmas insisted that the
defendant should br considered in.
sane Al all times. three years prpsi.
Gus 20 When White Was killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

Joha Anderson. a taxpayer a
South PARA. this afternoon started
fuis for an inluncsion 70 prevent
Mayor fireldenatsln and the South
PARK cuaueii fsn e0mpistlng The
Proposed uaief contract With the
Georgetown Water company.
Anderson represents the South
PARK people who want TO amer 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
VICTIM is
DEAD: INQUEST SET

morning NJ 10 O'Clock In the But.
teruarth parlors. over the body OF
Miss Hanson
Albert Reckp and Newton l.
Thomas. the other seriously injured
victims, have chance for life.
Superintendent Kempster Of the
Seattle Eoictric company, while he
has ben unable to learn who was
20 blame for the wreck. II positive
that there wne no changing OF
lights after the collision. and denies
that there was any possibility OF
MotoFman Chaser Fastening TO Fort
f.awton to pull the ropes o. a light
switch and thus cover up fatal neg
liRence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
CITY WATER EARNED
half MILLION

A report complied by City COMP.
trulier Carroll for 1906 81 the re.
ceipfa aud disbursements Of the
Cedar river water system has Just
been completed. showing an In.
crease IN net revenue Of 10 per cent
The system earned n ret revenue
of tts4T0e &c and a gross earnings
Of gt90.eT1s6. The operating ex.
pcnsea amounted 20 s7b.sgTst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
JUROR DISMISSED.

Harvey L. Brown, a iuryman in
Judge Frater'a department, was
yesterday dismissed. on Monday
after flve.minute recess Brown
failed 90 return. Ills excuse that
he understood the recess for a dis.
mlssal was not satisfactory 20
Judge Frater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

necessity for united effort IN caring
for the delegates 10 this conveu.
ton. 10 the end that every home be
thrown open 10 receive as many
delegates az possible. and that
those who are called upon for serv.
fees respond readily and give their
best efforts Ia whatever direction
thaf ore required. and that the Sc
atfla Chamber of Commerce hereby
pledges ifs hearty support toward
ma tIng the convention a aucceae.
WILLIAM ". LEWIS.
10 n GuIE"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
BANK SAFE FAILS

Safe handlers In the employ Of
J. l. Kahaisy last night about 6
O'Clock allowed q big nafe Ia the
Seattle National bank 10 crash
through an iron grating AZ the en-.
trance 20 the bank
The men slid the big safe onto
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
ALL SEATTLEITES ARE
URGED TO HELP

a. - spinmiitee on conventions Of
e.s.' r..alaDer Of Commerce this aft
i -. feeling that Il IS necessary
e ,euse The people of Seattle 70
49, 'aifnslty u the problem 81
ts,' ..s care u the 20 900 delegates
dass-..sa here Tor TIE Christian En-
Il ~ convention ia July. present
e. following resolution t0 the
szss.eb which passed % without
f6sz4A resolved that the Seattle
ne y. oI Iommeree urges upon
va Resident Of this city the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
j. P. Tunnel PLANS
ARE FILED

Great Northern tunnel running IN
nofthnenieriy direction and
crossing fika 81 between FIRST and
second ave, finally endiEg at
blanchard ~
The other branch will proceed
north 40 Ftfth AZ. crossing the uuls
tersity gronnda and cutting across
rike a lstwean Second and Third
avs. finally endinx II the foot OF
bell 81.
The uninn Pacific asks Tor PET
mission % make boaEdinEa aions
the proposed routes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
BENSON BEING
DEFENDED

In spite OF his own desire 10 al.
low the diN barmeut charges against
him 20 n by default. former su
perior Jadgs E. u. Benson was dc
tended shis afternoon in the Sd.
p@fior court By two friends. At.
torners W l. I'M and J. W Ray.
burn The Benson hearing VAS con.
tlnuea. after three Witnesses were
heard. uasli March -. 10 give the
voluntary attorneys a chance TO
prepare he defense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
ONE SECTION or THE oREAr
unoERoRouNo TUBE VIAL
PARALLEL GREAT NORTH.
ERN TUNNEL.

The linton Pacific this afternoon
fiied lie plans for lie tunnels under
the eitf
The main tunnel Ia IA begin nj
fifth AZ and Jackson st and run
10 firth Az. and Madison at. who're
there are % be two provisional tan.
neia The firut will parallel the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
WOULD ENJOIN SOUTH
PARK OFFICIALS

eesstls aad secure Cedar river va.
ter, and pho rcceatiy asked tho
mayor and four eouncllmon Of
a0nth pWk 20 rsmlgn because OF
their ztarsi on the uatsv question
The superior oouFt la4usd an or.
der eosaa,a ndlnz The officials to ap.
pear an tarch Is and show cause
uhY tb1 tajnncfion shall not be L.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
PARK BOARD TO MEET.

The park board viii meet Thurs.
daY IN It's new quarters at iii
HincklcY block At the meeting the
board will open bids for the Wood.
land park concessions for the next
three years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
POINTS
ARE WON
lssrlpp. r.I.ar.ph s.rsIs..l

CHICAGO. March e-The gov.
ernmnnt won two important polnth
today IN i,n suit against the Stand.
ard Oh company Judge lands
ruled that the STANDARD accepted
reductions from the published rate
presumably ~wiiifuily aud knowing
IL Judge Landia also held that
the company should not have any
immunity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
Will Enable Hill Railroads to Pay Little More At
tention to the Wants of Seattle Business Houses
Should Bring Relief In Local Situation.

lost during the last three months
because Of the freight blockade
cannot be made up. II is a dead
loss 10 the merchants. many OF
whom will have 10 carry their de-
iayed shipments over 90 the next
season. Even the real estate mar
ket reflects the condition.
Relieve Local situztlon.
Consequently. even such a dis
aster to Oriental trade as the loss
Of the Dakota will be welcome TO
the business men OF Seattle II IL
will have the tendency of relieving
the local freight situation The
local trade on which the refer k1n4Fr
chants of the city depa
sldered Of vastly more
90 the welfare OF Heat
the Oriental trade. whicA
pIoymeut locally only f8@8I<5XI0
handlers and a small percentages a.
railway employees
The Partially OF the transcon-
tinentaI railroads toward freight 10
and from the Orient VAS estAb-
lished In the hearings Of the inter
state commerce commission held by
Commissioner Lane In Seattle In
January Of this year. Officials Of
the Great Northern and Northern
Pacific admitted that Oriental ship
ments are hurried through with
only such delays as are beyond the
eower Of the railroads 10 control.
Interstate shipments being delayed
10 make way for Oriental freight
As the shipments 60 the OrisRf
originate in the eastern states.
eastern shipments bound for Seat
tie and intermediate points are
forced to wal, on the Oriental ship
ments
Lumber and shin1iex.
The same is true on lumber and
shingle shipments 10 the eastern
states from the sound. Tratnloads
OF freight from the Orient are sent
through TO the east while lumber
and shIagle shippers are eiamorinx
yainly for cars.
SO shippers 10 and from Seattle
see in the loss Of the Daisssta a ray
OF hope that the local situation may
be greatly relieved by the necessity
forced on the Great Northern to
curtaii its Oriental shipmenfs and
pay more attention to Seattle ship
ments upon which the real Inter
ests OF Seattle depend largely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
IDAHO cLua ORGANIZED.

Last night AZ the Alaska club
rooms former residents u Idaho
came together and a Temporary or.
Ennixation Vas formed Nith the fol.
lowing officers. Chairman. W. A
HolEeimer. secretary. n. A Rob
II was decided TO wire thanks to
the Idaho legislature for the appro.
priation Of $4,000 for the 1903 OK.
position. and 60 ask an Increase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
ttoht5nusd On FaN" y
TR AIDES ASSEMBLY
WORK Is GROWING

Owing 20 the growth Of the city
and labor interests. the Building
Trades assembly has voted to give
James Murphy, the business aKent.
an ssslstaat TO aid him In covering
the wurk Of the assembly.
Mr.. Murphy stated today thar he
had not appointed an assistant yst
but would probably DO 30 within a
short tius. ~ the city has oulsrovn
bis ability to cover II alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

specifications require the exclusive
use Of any patented article or
process or any article or process
protected by any trademark or any
article or process wholly controlled
by any person. firm or corporation
or combination thereof.
6lthuIitIe Paving Material To Pro
teeted by Patent.
This bin was introduced into the
Oregon legislature by Senator Ma
larky, for the past two years at
torney for the Barber Asphalt Paw.
ing company. II was detected as q
corporation measure and defeated.
The Idaho bill which contains the
same provision word for word. was
introduced by Senator MoM.Aan az
the request Of United States Sen.
ator Borah, attorney for the Barber
Asphalt Paving company Senator
Mcmillan himself voted against the
bill. when its true character became
known. and Il was defeated.
Washington Bill.
The provision IN the Washington
bill. which has been published In
The Star. Is word for word the
same as the provisions In the Idaho
and Oregon bills. and Senator VIII
llsms. who introduced il was, mp to
the time Of his election TO the state
senate. an avowed representative OF
the Barber Asphalt Paving com
pany in Seattle.
should this bill be passed. hope
OF lower prices for sheet" paving
through competition from hithulitlo
paving would be at an end In Seat
tie under the present system OF let
ting paving contracts.
Under the present system, the
council specifies the paving ma
terial to be used when Il calls for
bids. The proposed law would not
prevent the council from specifying
asphalt because there are several
companies in the asphalt paving
business and neither the material
nor the process IL patented
The only possibility of a blthulit-
ic company being allowed to bid
for contracts under the proposed
law aud the present system would
be IN case the council called for
bids on either asphalt or bithulilic
pavement which Is contrary To the
announced policy OF the council at
present. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
BONDS OF 100000
FORFEITED BY RUFF

Judge Dunno aud stated the best
efforts OF the sheriffs In an en-
deavor 90 find Ruef were defeated.
When the court reeonyened this
Afternoon Honey announced he
would move FOR tho disqualification
OF the sheriff and the entire shcr.
fits office and ask for the appoint.
meut of William Burns as a special
officer 20 search for Rucf The lat.
ter'a attorneys announced they did
not know Of his whereabouts and
had not seen him aud had no com.
muniention with him since Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
Gun TO UNCOMFORTABLE.

AZ lts meeting last night the Min.
nesota club decided 10 incorporate
and the committee appointed for
that purpose Will report next meet.
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

The funeral Of flly shirey. dauEh.
ter Of n p. Shirley. OF $40 Howell
81. will be held from Butterworth's
undertaking pariors. Thursday. The
child died March I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
t4sbbard Threatens tIeney.

SAN FRANCISCO, March G.
Judge Hebbard appeared m HIS
court az the usual hour this morn.
Ing. lie appeared on the verge Of
nervous collapse He asked the
lawyers assembled what they
thought Of him, and they declared
their confidence IN him unshatterod.
In the chambers Judge llebbard
spoke irrationally and admitted that
he Vas Intoxicated yesterday, but
denied attempting to XIII reporter
lie said the next time he met Prose.
cutuf Heuey he would kick him all
over the town.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
Tklehaired Woman on the Witness Stand Today TO
Lend Her Aid in Effort TO Clear Her -Collapses
Uuder the Strain Of Examination.

NEW YORK. March e-ThcFc
~ : sulsk transition from the
f.r< Il sxpers testimony 10 the
nxs>sy n the Thav trial Mrs
vznnn rhaw was placed on the
~ .osay and she viii bring to
~ ~ ssszht Of = niothsr.love 70
~ - lifc Of her eoa.
fkea< Who have sat aud alter.
nst1 laughed and yawnsd ~ the
slnsss izssrmlnabla cross rxnmlna.
~ u TIE expert alienistn. Drw
nuzz sna Wagner. vsre brought
- 11sx fsce n faea 70 the reaii.
uzi< IA, mans life IL TREMBLING
b - hlknee By witnessing the
psi5<ssf spscfacle Of the aged
nc<s~. MFlnx hare the family -.
usn fzaFtng wide cpen the fAually
tzs<< n order 20 convince the Il
- tat her son. the prisoner At
- ~. ehsrxed 9Th murder. il
- fszlty a. the crime.
erin. Stars stsry.
ne story Mra. Thaw win IN.
dHzete<<ly tell before abe IL through
= - witness staad vii be grim.
szrs and saddenIn4. one % the
- ta2rini stories a mother can
~ . The world. such a one a
- nof be forced from her. per.
~ Bat which VIII fall unwilling
\ suu her ups because the life OF
~ bog h In peril.
Her STORY will exfAenfiy be n
Ru<1 u hereditary traits o. insane
zzl.ncles and prenatal Influences
~ Narrowing confessions vii Be
: Z the whisshairsd woman. ris4
IS hefufs the solemn court aud
Intzlinx 10 herself will cry. blame
~ ~ boz. blame me-
Bstsllra nelson Present.
Nksn the court trial resumed
- neruing Battling Nelson en-.
t-ss the room. lie looked search
h<5f ~ Harry Th2w. then turning
= IL frsnds N BIS party en-
tzsnsa That man deserves =
- mstal foF kllilnx Whine
isfnzns Immediately placed DF
Hssasr On The stand and TIE 80.
smgsioa q Insanity anzlysis was
t<zaa.
cry ovsstionina-
fsrorz> an Wagner had a long
e'afaaasaa 10 sekard 10 the differ
~ Nays insane and sane persons
- bread &nd butter Wagner per.
Hsi@d Il giving Indifferent answers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
Oregon and Idaho Killed Schemes Identical With
Williams Bill Now Before Washington Legislature
Only Purpose Is to Kill Competition.

The Barber Asphalt bill. similar
to one passed In Ohio and prac.
tlcally word for word the same as
bills OF similar purpose introduced
into the legislatures OF a number
OF states by Barber Asphalt com.
pany representatives. was passed
by the state senate yesterday after.
noon by vote OF 20 TO IL.
Before passage. the bill was
amended so as 90 differ In wording
from the other bills without alter.
ing It's purpose. The words "ad-
vertisc for bids" we're substituted
for adopt plans and specified.
tons" on motion OF Senator
Graves.
The passage Of the bill was op-
posed by Senators Jones and Stew.
enson. who denounced II as vicious
legislation IL was ohampioned by
Senators Williams and Nichols.
II Is expected that the bill will be
overwhelmingly defeated In the
house.
The measure was introduced into
the Legislature by Senator Williams
of the asphalt lobby.
Some DAYS ago The Star. through
its news and editorial columns,
pointed out the significance Of the
proposed legislation, and called at
tention to the fact that the
bill. II passed by both houses.
would in effect eliminate blthulitic
material from competition with as.
phalt I'm street paving under the
present system OF letting contracts
In Seattle and other cities of the
state.
In confirmation Of the charge that
this bill was introduced In the In
terest OF the Barber Asphalt Paw
ing company The Star has Sc
cured the following facts;
Bills Are Similar.
Similar bills were introduced into
the legislature OF Oregon and
Idaho
In both these states, the bills
originated with attorneys OF the
Barber Asphalt company
The Oregon bill provided that;
mo municipal corporation shall
adopt plans or specifications for
the paving OF Improvement Of any
street or highway or for any public
improvement required by law % ho
made by contract let after competi
tive bidding, when such plans ur
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

and jerome asked him n he was
arguing In a circle.
Such reasoning as yoa have been
uainK ON the stand Il evidences OF
irregular understanding
palmAs objected and asked the
witness u he understood the
question.
yes. said Wagner. he ID asking
me n think an lnaAna-
Jerome switched 20 other forms
q questioning
Jerome or Nsw Tack.
Jerome completed the eruss.ex.
AfninAtion OF Wagner AZ f2sts
o'clock. lie said he had found him
no more satisfactory than Evans
and Il really acre difficult 20
handle.
lust before releasing nr. Wagner.
Jerome tooh an entirely res taek
Ia endcavoFing 10 show that Thaw
waa intoxicated when he shot White
bat be received 20 satisfaction
along this line from Wagner
Attorney HsrtrtdEe then an.
nounced that Mru. william Thaw
woaid take the stand Immediately
after luncheon.
Mo,her en shs stand.
The news that Mra William
Thaw would BE- placed on the stand
this afternoon flashed like Wild fire
over the city and when the session
TOOK up hundreds ciamorsd for adj
mlttancs % the court room.
Mrs. Thaw wAa placed inmedi.
ateiy on the stand
Attorney Delrnaa questioned the
prisoners mother regarding the ap.
pearanes of hsr son when be came
home In November. 1908. from
Europe. She said she certainly
noficed his changed appearances
When he first came 10 the house
mot him Al the door and noticed
. great change There wRa giarinx
81 the eyes that looked as though
he had lost all interest In every.
thfnx.-
TIE mother aaid further:
During Harry's stay at home his
absent-mindnrss increased Harry
vas very fond Of music. and sud
daaiy one day he left the table.
Soon ! heard the piano being played
violently and then Il suddenly stop
ped. and my son returned TO the
meal
This waa frequent. she said. and
one OF the most noticeable features
20 her was his wakcfulneas.
Here she broke down aud wept
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

While the loss Of the Great North
ern Steamship Dakota Is a blow TO
the Oriental trade Of Seattle. Il Is a
disaster not devoid OF features
which viii mitigate the loss a. far
as Seattle ID concerned and may
turn Il into a positive benefit. so'
cording TO those who have KEEP;
close track OF trade conditions in
this city.
The Dakota had a capacity Of
1000 tons and made a round trip
every so days. II II carried Sta
capacity both 10 and from the
Orient Il would require a train over
the Great Northern every other day
20 handle the freight This i'm.
mcuse business has the precedence
over all other shipments with the
possible exception OF refrigerator
cars and has been largely rcsponsl-
Bile for the sidetracking Of freight
en- route 10 Seattle merchants from
the east
The Interruption OF Oriental
shipments II likely TO reiieve the
freight congestion on the Great
Northern 10 q large extent and en-
able the merchants ~ Seattle 20 get
freight which has been sidetraeked
for weeks between Seattle and 81
Paul.
Seattle suffers Severely.
Seattle business men have suf.
Tered severely from the effects Of
the freight blockade Many who
had shipments due two and three
months ago are still unable 20 set
their goods The goods have been
paid for and the season for selling
them is practically past. but the
shipments are stiil sidctracked on
the Great Northern and Northern
Pacific between Seattle and 81.
Paul They represent so much
dead capital 20 the merchants
The result IL that stocks are de
pleted and the money OF the local
banks Is largely tied up in carry
lag the merchants until they can
receive aud realize on their goods.
Every line OF business in Seattle
IL affected by this condition.
Money which should be available
for different business enterprises is
tied up. The trade which has been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06

isrozs szf Wagner had a long
csaeasasan 10 fekara 10 the differ
~ Nays jnsane and sane persons
- bread and bagseF. Wagner per
Astsd 4 giving Indifferent answers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-06
Relieve Local sisu.tlon.

Consequently. even such a dis
aster TO Oriental trade as the loss
Of the Dakota will be welcome TO
the business men OF Seattle II II
will have the tendency Of relieving
the local freight situation The
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-08-29
Let us be your printer. The
good kind of printing only.
RoAnNnTICE-

To whom II may concern
The commissioner appointed TO view, and
" deemed for the public good, to locate a
road pctitioncd for by NJ. H. Stuppcbccn,
ct al, commencing at the southeast corner of
section y, town a. range 81, and running
thence down the canyon as near the
section as practicable, and between section
% and 90, also 30 and 80 town IL, rrpgc -. and
south from section 30 through vRction g in
town 10, range q, this connecting With Gala.
way and Arnold road running east and west,
has reported in favor of the esta olshment
thereof, and all objections thereto, or claims
for damage must be filed in the County
Clerks onice on or before noon of the 25th
day of October 1907, or such road will be
established, without reference thereto.
In Witness Whereof, | have hcrcunto set
my hand and seal of said county, this 29nd
day of August 1907
SEAL Jos. PGGMAN
First pub Aug 22it County Clerk.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-08-29
ROAD NOTICE.

TO whom II may concern:
The commissioner appointed to view and if
deemed for the public good to locate a road
petitioned for by Geo. W. Burton, ct al, com
menCing at point about 10 rods, more or
less south of the northwest corner of section
81, township IA, range 49, and running thence
west about 60 rods, to the road as now travel.
ed, and thence in nOrtherly direction fol
lowing the road as now travelled, through
sections 20, II, & aud in township II, range
10, and through sections ~ and 20, township
10, range ~, and terminating az the north
east corner of the sea of the SEA of section
20, township Is, range 49, has reported in faY-
or of the establishment thereof, and all OBJ
iections thereto, or claims for damages,
must be filed in the county clerks ONCE on
1907, or such road will be established without
reference thereto,
In Witness Whereof, | have hereunto set
my hand and seal of said county, this 29th
day of August, 1907. JOS PIGMAH,
[sEALl County Clerk.
First publication August 29it
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1907-08-29
No Hunting Allowed.

Notice is hereby given that
hunting will not be permitted on
my property in sections IS and
80 in 1921, and ? and 3 in 1921,
under penalty of prosecution for
trespass.
Dated August %, 1907.
FRANK WEISENREIDER.