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Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-08-31
Town PoIiced by Soldiers.

Ludington is policed during the en-
campment by a provost guard of so of
the boys in blue. 1t is safeguard
against disorder which brought many
favorable comments. Thousands of
visitors have poured into the city
and among them many unsavory char
acters. The soldiers have already
done good work in repelling crimes
and disorder. The reception to Gov.
Warner was formal and brilliant. 1t
took the form of supper and ball at
the Stearns hotel Many ladies were
present from the city and elsewhere
in the state and all the officers were
In dress uniform.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1907-08-31
Storms Disturb Encampment.

Another of those wind and rain
storms that seem to have become
regular feature of the annual en-
campments Of the Michigan National
guard descended on camp McGurrin
Monday afternoon. For several hours
1t rained steadily and at times so Wig
orously that it was difficult to see
across the parade ground. Nearly
the whole of the brigade was out on
the post problem when the first of the
cloudburst occurred and it was very
bedraggled body of officers and men
that waded back to camp. About the
only consoling feature of the days
doings was that the wind was consid-
crate enough not to blow down many
tents, so the soldiers were able Oh
their return from the maneuvers to
mitigate war horrors to the extent of
donning dry clothing 1t has been
suggested that if future encampments
are to be marked by the same sort Of
weather as this years tour of duty,
rubber boots and umbrellas be made
part of the uniform. The weather
mans unnecessary liberality with his
dampness made it necessary to post
pone the Thielmann and military
order of foreign wars-pistol matches.
DR.. F. w. Schumway secretary Of the
state board of health, inspected the
camp and pronounced the sanitary
arrangements excellent. He concurred
in some recommendations made by
Lieut.. Col. Henkel, chief surgeon, for
betterment along certain lines, partic-
ularly in the water supply. Owing to
the inclemency Of the weather, Gov.
Warner did not come to camp, but
was met by Coils. Stewart, Mortgan
and Watson, his personal aides and
escorted to the Stearns hotel in Lud-
ington, where accommodations had
been reserved for him. The governor
was guest of honor at a reception
given by the citizens of Ludington in
the evening and this reception was
followed by military ball at the
Stearns. Both reception and ball were
largely attended by officers of the Ma
tional guard and civilians.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01

POLICE SALARIES
ARE INCREASED

The increase IN police salaries
will be ordered today. and secrs
tArY A c. Sullivan is making 10
the February pay roll. payabls
March 10. The increase goes into
effect April !.
First grade patroimen will re.
esiYs = raise from ts5 20 $50; SEQ
ond grade men. from $50 to SIS. and
third grade. from $40 to SIS. Ser.
Eesuts and detectives will b. raised
from tiee 70 tl0s. and Sergeant Il
Detectives Charles Tenant will be
increased from tII0 20 1875 The
captains will be raised from sf25
to $40. the secretary from SIS to
rs. Humane officer Clark from
$50 % SIS. and the chief from 500
20 fz2s The poundkeeper. depot
mafron. police matron. and their
assistants. are also benefited BY
the Increase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
PARK BOARD WILL
BUILD BOULEVARD

The park board has practically
decided 10 take ever the proposed
Queen Anne Scenic boulevard and
improve IL as part OF the general
boulevard system. payiRs for Il out
Of the park funds. This is on con.
iitlon that property owners deed
the land 10 the city free.
This boulevard Is designed spe-
eiallY for the benefit OF the people
living on the top OF Queen Anna
hill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
RATE REDUCTION HERE
NOT FAVORED

Great Northern official stated that
the freight traffic in the west 10
compelled 10 make the operation %
the railroads profitable a. the pass
enger traffic IL too light.
Statements by Northern Pacifia,
Chicago. Milwaukee a. ST Paul,
and union Pacific officials wers
along the same line. One man
called attention TO the fact that peo-
pie Of the west are satisfied With
rate In Washington Is three cents
4 mile.
The four states whose legisia-
lures have approved Of twocent
rate are Missouri. Indiana. Kansas
and Nebraska.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01

The report that -four states have
passed bills providing for z.cent
per mile passenger rate for all rail.
roads operating within their terri
tories, excited intense interest
among railroad officials Of the city
today.
The general sentiment IL that
such a rate would be absolutely
impracticable 10 the coast states
where the population II hght and
the territory mountainous. One
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01

Captain George W, Hogie. who
has been doing the city and county
ambuiancs work for several years.
last night nt midnight threw ~
the work. Health officer Dr. Grant
Calhoun was notified yesterday af.
ternoon of the contemplated action
and today msde an effort 90 zee
Mayor Moore 60 learn what could
be done IN the emergency
Captain Hogle has frequently de
mRnded more pay. especially since
the Emergency hospital has been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
ON the FRONT

The French bark Marie. which 10
now At Tacoma diecharging n cargo
Of cement. has been chartered by
the Mons Freae Commercial Co. of
Frisco 10 carry lumber to Valparaiso
from the sound ports. at a rate OF
50 shilllnsa per thousand.
I. II Gray. president Of the L. H
Gray Steamship Co. stated today
that nothing definite had been
learned relative 70 the purchase of
the neu steamer In New York on
which the company hoidA an option.
He has slight hopes 81 buying thu
same. as the owners of the steamer
will not guarantee that the boat
Will make IL knots
The schooner John l. Eyisfon re-
turned 70 Hoquiam yesterday after
record breaking trip from GFays
Harbor 20 San Pedro OF six days
aud e hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
THIEvIHG CONTINUES

Leroy Rensen. all Epler block,
reports the theft Of s65 oYereoat
from a cabin which he occupied on
the steamer Whateom.
s. strittmatter lost some tools.
which were stolen from a seow on
which he was working at the foot
of Lane st
T. Mlkoma, All Fourth ay, 81
.waa the victim of room workers.
who occurred QUANTITY Of olothing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
CHILDREN WILL HAVE
PUBLIC PLAY GROUNDS

Seattle will soon have city play
grounds for children. The park
board yesterday decided to ostab.
llah a system Of Fairgrounds and
10 employ as superintendent H. D.
Dobbs, who has had experience in
New York aud Denver.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
WANTS $500 TO
RUN AMBULANCE

moved to North Seattle The city
has paid flab a month and the
county f35 Captain H0fla wants
$500. n
The finance committee of tho
council will take up the matter to.
morrow.
As Mayor Moore was not AZ hig
office today no arrangement could
be made. but Captain Hofle viii
take care Of urgent eases until
matters can be fixed up.
The crisis may force the city 10
procure an ambulance Of lfs own.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
CITY WANTS PURE
FOOD LABORATORY

Seattle and Portland are striving
against each other for the pure food
laboratory which the Department 81
Agriculture Is planning 70 install az
The northwest city with the largest
export Of food stuffs The Chamber
of Commerce is busy preparing Sc
afflptR claims.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
WELSH CELEBRATION

The annual St David celebration
of the Welsh population of the city
will take place tomorrow az EganH
hall. Arcade building The after.
moons entertainment at ESQ o'clock
will consist of singing and orator
teal contests.
The evening session. at o'clock,
will consists OF a grand concert
with large number Of participants.
Rev. ". II. II. Rees and Hon. d. We
Bowen are in charge Of the eele-
hratlon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01

The first playground % be open.
ed will be the block between Nine
teenth and Twentieth avs and
Thomas and Harrison ste. on the
recently donated Miller tract
Lincoln park will be given over
to the Christian Endeayor societies
during the convention next July.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
nousee AND lors.

o uhion g. I rooms modem e0mplsis,
" furnished Fireplace. electric natmss,
Terms ~ real estate dealers ned spply
0snsf East iiu
: feep sa'iHre. chsap. Adde'S Al
~ wAaiihOttA hhALIt 80.
~ ~ hainisf hfhfh
~ isei sosiis. s'naii house 300 down
taf hals bY VI ~ rsisF 4 90, ifsilafd
sound view hons 0n sfadsd street and
e.s,, a uus eisar 81
IiIia sse fo7la eo5isSs, jasi nofsh n
ssdisen ~ - Wasdi tig sash.
uohaaoN, MOONS a co.
~ fihs ~ --tf
F1R JAZZ nf owNEE
: faam npdsfH cottage. isfss riossis
pehify. bath foeal. ste d. f8a1 nslshtof
"a ei 49, s' sl o. s 's es sa ', ne.
en ftfse sides Terms aioat haif cash
taius. ia this fistfiei ar raisiHE TupislY
- t-nd ~ ~ sssnis MI
thRFE GOOD hAlsoAiNa
q ~ ~ hsuss 900 t~o lais nsaf the
rnf zoe 500 Wee q uFosn LAke isfmt
aess isss !, ,aise,. .s''sss 80 90. is,'''h
= ssfs laeh gssf oaf iins III aaiy 40
uns9 hsif cash balance g. suii tuFsf
MlNfHfp uuun
Nlem ~ rliinan hig II
fHhu hEhn rN. NC.
Hsai Asiais and t1suFanFn
ITO - ~ ne fntt 90 level ara fisaref
fcafy a. pisu4 te1 tilska % eafi $40 eaaa
ani hsiaHne WHufhy
li,qsss ofiiss NORTH asi rssiesnos.
North ~
. " NAFrxaEn ssf,
tfa ffsutaht Ave IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
xgeNY naos REALTY GO.
eei psasisa iAsHs Hias

nktSlEH VALLEY RAINIER WALLET
geesns. eiess r. 80 eash
feaass etass ~ = - u - eAsa
ressfs eii@< lei 81 - - essh
FOLLOWING NfNfkut ~ fHuFEHff.
AxME bffTnlcf
. trfs Or Norman ra4f EnaisFnFf. Qnif
o. 80. . ssnains snap. q - aesh.
ia tlta - Backward. feese ! sifeNtt
- feet ffanfase nniF TO uash Harh
1 irf ciaes - nosiiasafd = SEATTLE
ssan tsx haH cash baianes eesy.
: iats nssF usF raiHnsHfa So ssFhY 81
fsahrrahis terms - 4usek Also I lots
siais a. rsr tsN ssfh hair nAeh
iass fiiiisran eisf eiess Y or. fes ~
ven SD tsfnS
! tats Co traEieFhrt sis eaEhl 50
s4fh fts rash tssaHes eAs1s fafahzin
Ave- eise = nies tAEfs tfasf sn1 t4efs
sfars 81 uFsrhiaa n~4ek
Property 81 sssfY ii@ss thfNssfsest r.
valley ta1unglaFs dssf prtera Nish thaks
esket ~ ushsfs We save yea Massey
GREEN LAKE, ballard WEKf
Qf'FNN AN&E aah - fnsf fhs nsass aafns
rasss ua q psna~ftF tn - city 81 this
afft1s
xNgST HnnN HEkfTF CO.
ATT F@natfis nswf Htfn
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Ml~fiifp uUpr
Nls.m ~ filtnau lia
FHEn J NINr % NC


eii So MEfinsi SIDE
", 10 fasfsl hnuxe fruit anl teIflra aai
~ haif3sf Reach nns slsHt ins llosiia
fefuia "a lsb
Ieo nHa Afuasa housss 90 Ttsnss ~
trth u ua ssftaa
Fruf tuia saNgN Hu4na una ely sieN
", tie efsa haN ash
tFpefn hnsse. Feafih Ave y o. 49,
iisg tAth. t@ianus e@sy trrna Phone issi
ar1 "a Ill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
pAoNk youR WANT 40

To The star Main tese. tae.
HISS The star v al cali aud cais
iect the bill. aud Win eSnd 70
yea the answers 20 yeuF al whsa
addressed CARE The star.
RATES FOR CLASSIFIED
ApNERTfsEMENTS tNeip
Wanted. Lest and Found, Zee
Rsnt, Fer sale. ete.l oas Cent
Merd.
SITUATION WANTED ADS
Is wsrds Three Tinss ZEE 3
Csnts.
seven words ~ fractions %
words 70 the iine. cash In al
vance. When charged 70 ee-
count actual number 81 tines as
81 will be counted Minimum
bin Tor an ~ad. IS cents Hal.
lard Want Al Agency. =. II
Mullen. s2t ballard Az OPP
City Han
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
INvEsTmEnIs.

n-nsfa : rot,Sf = NO or bfiSs.
%. ga .e6o t1f Ballard Ave.
iii
TO THE PARTICULAR
Eisssnf ard nzsssfFs hsaHsiths maeefa
hss5ss a reafns taia 80 h4sne - q
alan = fsmiiy shoes idsas q taHss easns
fsfts rsfs fishf. an sFsfissszHstT aHeh
slftsrtfi,is fafafasfa Ntaw = fAs issss efiF
AM frsuutstns tfair ~s fsths u fhs
gfan1asf ffst " the city a eeatsaef and
ysTafes bsire esfvsd - lar ssfsrsts iinss.
b ~ casa hal4ncs a. rszaathlF. fasi price
o. -
lscab Haas HAS
CAPITAL fNyEsTNENT co.
Us Decay ntff Hsssfs<
MEfa FSaf Ia faa If
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
POSTMASTER INDICTED.


fserlnps Telegraph SerNiesJ
MANEz. Okla. March l-fest'
master ]. T. Names was indicted TO-
aav. charged with defrautius the
government by falsely reporting as
stamp cancellation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
HOUSES AND LOTS.
MI Is R L IT
ballard PROPERTY.

BALLARD PROPERTY
~ nal
Efsam modem cottages. lot t9Hiao. on
Times 81. Income 80 per month. l.eo
cash. balance terms
O. 200
beautiful lots. house and fruit trees.
elegant view halt cash for a few days
81 500
Araam modern house. FIRST Ave. iot
6drIhd5 ta1q cash. balance essy terms.
q, $50
sea view lots cleared level and very
dssirahlei half each.
MERRITT REALTY co,
60 and 81 Rev YORK Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
Suits $500

Since va began advertising sly
suits We have been busy selling
them all the time. These aro ee-
aolutsiv new suits. OF exceedingly
strong values. W II. uutchinson
Co, Ger. Second and Union 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01

lAaaaiifai srhaer eastaat tloek fFpni
AS 49, asr nHe pfiog 81 t1u ~ caab.
- iEnas sarr terms
uf.HES INVESTMENT 90.
MsiH ttt ~ n@tnf mss ru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
wrrT SEATTLE
,tE TITS

II ~ sANttAlN
taafgs t.fts1ln hastae ass Aitif fsaiffuear
trthsi. Asas1gf tfafe fAasFis sflsa1it sisw
q eitf. araia aud ffsagintsins flrs usi
eaa4lins eaatns att natrf tANs rarsilsrt
fsfh. tEaAg $50. Ul1aFfF rfi ts1
kHis~ss - eht1asNs hnfsa tafklsaafd pas
ifsss sfFir usess Efans trees al Alffa
a sutaN fftif fNafs ana HstfNlt-efy lUs
riFtins srirnfid hollis sfres furusf
iusiA ~ stis sffe~ts Ard aiisy. Ceus
" CAMPBELL a co.
a. aulfs@n Niir
on Ang ~ Oar West araits Offices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
ron neutrality-suspicious.


FOR MISREPRESENTATION.
GIsn kSf l,osia 'hkKaxsSs
ffiee hsts ~ isei He~ r~etS re az.
nteutien. sspleiains ha~ W cen sell ffun'
teufs 10 y ~ that afs rnid ~ tfe ufi
mafy Dealers ~ ffcta he 10 n@ each
EiAne ash thar ~ zen deliver ff0m siees
- aaCe. slfhuat delay Also slsihs siaea
u siass ehisa riasst aeotv All slsss q
sss.sesd eh.~ss aeess a. PEis~s fr~@ ""
rss-s ples 49,. also riusssass ana ps.e.
scstAss nsnt ~iadews ~ various sisss asa
ssEl.in how - 90 ~ : ~,ase- .!,s
fanef mafsin ushi sap. ~ oniy y a. shs
iewsfi rfics ever mate ~ sny flfm N ths
wssi - o. es~uutal : winae~
.,oss sisss aes isrssr than IissI
esef iof rrigs usts nanis egss fge
nothins tifnniy afer ~ possai sash.
sst - III sss~ssa - ~ 80 sssss hss.
" retasn nesil, ros, f@id. free ~hhee'
O n WILLIAMS CO.
fese wsstsFu Az
seattle 81 n A
sash @nS aass Asalsss ~ lhs ssssA-ess
y sssa q hs1.s. ~ 49,. Faaslas l, ,.s.
~ = A s.Naa.s Fs a..a seI.a 1919
rhens lna n rre r.slsl.l s.ls
3 hs.a ~ sshie bfcAs h0ss~s rsAshinK
~ - q ~ fstiiisaAa NaaFHstuwn Fued ant
sale rsatie ito~ara nsaf hAiaiaf ~
clfEAF Firs, cass isaassf - eaE "
sassis iAA ~ NJ cems lsa.r 81
ffanois for sale o. sxghanNv. tds
list Ave. Aiss Ill
~sssai~s 80 ~ 80 o.asssssee yea
art -4lss ssahass Reward o. ststien.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01

~ cAHt ANp ~ wa MONTH
Haff srr~ firssi lima % anf 40 si-afssi
Ffultsi ena rFafJ o. garden. eaisfHa
iisfaare q naf stfsaaik rnosf - -
gsF - nsingtra rid tp city price tff
CHARLES g ADAMS.
- Cuimau nnr 81
KENNY uHua REALTY -.
miat Irsspis itrnk ms
n arr~p suuth 80 tlake NashfrEf0r
piArf and g. ~ af Y Ger Shops this
via not last oniy So ~ sefs. terms
essy
5 arres. shart fisfanes ffan So anqss
fi1oi ven rasF terms o. 1ufra d a q
Ha1-y maker ana Hunt last
KENNY BROS REALTY co
@if Peoples nsnt Hlfs
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MERIs4rr REALTY co,
go aud 81 Rev York Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01
SOCIETY NOTICES.

/ Al the nsaa. hetas f&ns rs q al It.
h4anrhss rufesf aad tsatsef stfiFrth3 90
aears aHA StnAaWa Raaasil sia West.
esH a. fhanss II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-01

sec yisw lots. cleared. level and very
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-10-31

Trial Catarrh treatments are being
mailed out free, on request, ny DR.. Sloop
Racine, Wis. These Test are proving to
the people without penny's cost-the
great value OF this scientific prescription
known to Druggists everywhere as DR..
Shops Catarrh Remedy. Sold by A..
p. Slocum.
You furnish the family and we
will furnish the house. Minot
Furniture Company. Jonas B.
Falkauzer, Mgr. If
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-10-31

PURE bred Duroc Jersey pigs for sale.
A. w. HERzIG,
s-l5tf Tasker, N. D.
Mr.. Brown from North Prairie is
threshing the beautiful crops around
Logan.
Storm Sash and Storm Doors all sizes
1t Bovey- Shute Lbr. 60.
II. p. B ANDERSON, agt.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-10-31

Automobile Uwn..s. We can insure
your auto while in any part Of the state
against loss by fire for $3.50 per thous-
.ntgo any.
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When thinking Of wall paper,
remember Schwartz the wall pa
per man, corner Main and Sec
Ond streets. 9-I9tf
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-14
FOUR YEARS FOR ANDREWS.
Prominent Pensacola Official Goes to
Pen for Padding Pay Rolls.

Pensacola, June flames NJ.
Andrews, former chairman of the
board of county commissioners, and
Cary l.. Fulton. having charge of
county painting work, recently con-
victed of padding the county pay
rolls, forgery and uttering forged
paper, were yesterday sentenced in
the criminal court to terms in the
penitentiary. Andrews was sentenced
to serve four years at hard labor and
Fulton two years and six months.
James L. Long, an ex-police officer.
convicted of being the proprietor of
a negro gambling house. was SEN
fenced to nine months at hard labor
upon the county roads. None of the
cases will be appealed, the men ex-
pressing desire to commence serving
out their terms at once.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-14
Killed Big Panther.

Messrs. Henry Carter and Alex.
Pickles were out hunting last Thurs
day about IL or Is miles south of
Madison when they saw a big
panther ahead of them. they opened
fire with the result that the panther
was killed.
He was estimated to weigh ESQ
pounds, and was feet long.
They cut one of fore paws on and
sent it to Mr. ]. K Witherspoon who
was showing it to his friends Satur-
day.-Madison Recorded.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-14
TRUST, TARIFF AND RAILROADS
IN THE NEXT CAMPAIGN
". J. BRYANT'S STATEMENT
He Thinks Railroads and Tariff Are
Of More Importance Than Any
Other Issue

New York, June 6.-Trusts, the
railroads and the tariff will be the
issues in the next presidential cam
paign, according to Mr.. w. ]. Bryan,
in an interview here today. He re-
CARDS the outlook for the democratic
party for next year as good. Mr..
Bryan is in New York as a guest of
the Democratic Progressive League,
which was only recently organized.
Bryan and Tariff Reform.
Asked if he considered the ques-
ton of tariff reform as essential to
the democratic platform for the COM
Ing campaign, Mr.. Bryan replied:
Il have been a tariff reformeS for
years; have talked tariff reform for
ten years prior to the campaign of
1886 Il believe it now. but there are
other questions before the people re-
latively more important at the pre-
sent, such as the trusts, railroads,
etc. | believe that the democratic
party in its national platform will
take cognizance of all three of these
questions, but in my opinion the
tariff will not be the paramount
issue.
The financial issue is not the
same now as it was in 1896. 1t is not
due to the Republican party, power,
but to natural causes, such as
which has accomplished in a manner
what tried to accomplish in the
campaign of 1895. AS a matter of
fact, We are all regulators now. The
dollar of today is not the dollar Of
1896. The dollar of today is at least
80 p ercent less in purchasing power
than in 1896. The cost of living has
greatly increased so that the face
value or a dollar today does not at
all compare with the purchasing
ability of eleven years ago"
Mr.. Bryan reiterated his belief in
the initiative and referendum and
municipal ownership.
Bryan Talks of Farmers.
In an address before the board of
trade, where he was entertained at
luncheon, Mr.. Bryan spoke On the
relations between the FARMERS and
those engaged in trade and trans
pOrtation.
There has been a great deal of
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-14
THE FIRST MELON SHIPMENTS.
Two Solid Trainloads Went North
This Week from Marion and
Alachua.
Gainesville SUM-

The melon movement from points
south is becoming heavier each day
and from present indications all rail-
roads will be taxed to their utmost
capacity to handle the crop. Notwith-
standing the early season, two solid
trainloads of cantaloupes and water
melons came over the Atlantic Coast
Line Tuesday night, consigned from
points in Marion and Alsehua coun-
ties to various markets in the North.
The majority being to points in the
East.
Growers are anticipating not only a
heavy yield, but a profitable one, and
the fruit is said to be of exception
al quality this season.
The movement from the Gaines
vile section will not reach its height
for several days, although a great
many shipments are being made now.
The prospects throughout this sec
ton for cantaloupes was never bet
ter.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-06-14
COAST LINE AGENT IN TROUBLE.
j. w. jolly Arrested at Leesburg,
Charged With Embezziement
and Forgery.
and Forgery.
Gainesville Sun. June g.

Gainesville Sun, June g.
Information comes from Leesburg
to the effect that John w. Jolly, agent
for the Atlantic Coast Line at that
point was arrested Wednesday on
two warrants sworn out by a repre-
sentative of the American Surety
Company of New York, one of which
is the alleged embezzlement of S2,14S
while the other warrant charges Jolly
with having forged the names Of GER
tain messages of the Southern Ex-
press Company to eight express re-
eeipts, said to have represented that
many "remittances, aggregating
s1,317, to the East Florida Savings
and Trust Company in Palatka for
deposit. which money was not re-
ceived by the bank.
The alleged shortage was discover
ed by G. w. Watson, a travelling
auditor, who says that the accused
made a full confession to him after
being confronted with the express
receipt alleged to have been forged
for the purpose of deceiving the
auditor, and thereby obtained credit.
for $3.50, supposed to have been
in transit.
The defendant will have a prelim-
mary. hearing tomorrow before Judge
]. B. Milan in Tavares, the county
seat of Lake county.
Mr.. Jolly has hitherto borne an ex-
cellent reputation, and his arrest
was a great shock to his friends here
and elsewhere.