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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-11
LA TOILETTE AN ORToR.

His Addresses Are Fiery and Fasclnat-
ing.
Senator La Toilette, who will lee
ture at the Christian church next
Monday night, April IS, is an orator
of national fame. A writer in Mum
sey's Magazine says Of him as an or
ator:
Governor La Toilette is the orator
When he takes his seat, few weeks
hence, in the United States senate,
the torrent Of his eloquence may
chill and freeze; but In Wisconsin,
omong his farmers, he is irresistible.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-11

Roosevelt has appointed Ralph W.
Tyler. negro, of Columbus, o., to be
auditor of the treasury of the navy
department. Tyler is the man who 1t
was announced had been considered
by the president for federal position
In Ohio, particularly that of surveyor
of customs at Cincinnati.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-11
For Sale

$50 acres adjoining city limits, PEN
dleton. $50 acres In wheat. Will cut
two tons per acre. Price, includ-
ing crop. $4,000. Easy terms. Water
on every quarter You had better In
vestigate this.
have several desirable stock
ranches In Games Prairie, for sale
A hotel at Pilot Rock, very cheap
Wheat land in large or small tracts
E. T. WADE
Phone black s111.
Office T. o. Building.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-04-11

All the news all the time in the
East Oregonian.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-25
Assics ts hsa~~n trea tsS Nsis

To Whom il May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that the property
sale held ia the county OF 6unnison. tol rado
by the County Treasurer tfeieof. sold To he
ssid cot niy Al Ounbisub. for the unpaid tanes
levied and assessed upon said property for eac
lsS7, isss IssH. Iss. ISI. E02 and IaA end
~ sold t,r each of said years ~ the sRSusl tss
sale held in said e. unty, I've year following the
nRe of levy al said tales. That the 18th
day 81 June. ,stS ,h~ eer,iAcstes a. ssle -
~ psopH-r,y tor each and every ~ ssid yoers
a. aforesaid. were by said Cossty ~ Gunnis.a,
duly sold sssixDed and Transferred u The
Crrted Butte Coal Company, = csrvpPstiOn
osasnized end eAistirg under the laws ~ the
state ~ Colorado. fhat for each and all ~
the at, said, years said property Gas aa-essed
aud tixsd NJ d, and 10 the name Of unk u. Wb.
That the three Year, allowed by Law Tor tho
Iodsmption of SAID pr Terty before decd
be taken therefor, has expired upon each and
lutte Goa I Ompsny af r, said has mace aptli-
cation to the 0nceisgI ed for . deed to said
pn,I%rry upon said tsn cert ihcstes. and again
app, ied to the undersigned for such desa Of
of said property prior To the I7th day II May,
HUi, according Ia Law, The treasurer will Axp,N
any day efter that date, iseus to slse said The
rested Butte Cusl Company, or its assigns,
said pToI erty, and yOs are HEREBN NOTI-
FLED That your time Tor the resiennptioa of
said property will up sai last mentioned date
expire The pros~rty referred to hesein, and
which said sales have been made, and to which
said deed Will he given, is described as folio vs.,
to-~n; Mort heast quarter of sout invest uuar-
yer 81 section eleven tIl) township fourteen
~ south of range eixhty-six ~ west 9Th p m.
tlvrn tncer ~, hand and seal this 22nd day
ANNIE N. DOwNEY,
Jan 2-feb =
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-25

Butter wraps for sale All News-Cham-
pion once.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-25
Oeaves Waekee Letter

Denver Union Stock Yards, Jan.
2l-Receipts last week were limited
and trade little dull. Demand
was very good here and choice cat b
tie are about steady notwithstand-
ing reports of Toto 20 cents lower
markets east. Choice beef steers
ruled active with tops selling as
high as $500 and bulk around x4.-
90 to S465, same as preceding
week. Good cows also held pretty
close to steady but half fat kinds
closed 10 to Is cents lower. Very
choice pea fed cows sold up to 81
40 freight paid, and fancy North
Parkers brought Si25 fat. Choice
Routt county cows sold at S4OO
and several straight carloads of
killers at $3.50. Bulk of choice
cows brought S3.2J to 1915 with
the fair to good largely at 50 SO to
s315. Bulls were in strong de-
mand and firm with tops at $500
and bulk of sales at 1925 To 81
%. Neals about steady with best
light weights quotable up 20 $3.50
Feeder and stocker demand was
strong but supply light. Prices on
choice feeders are strong but supply
light. Prices on choice feeders are
strong to dime higher but all
others are weaker Best heavy
North Park steers sold at "a 60 and
most of the desirable kinds at S4.-
90 to $3.50 with the fair to good
around S2G0 TO S4.OO. Supply
today was GOO head. demand
strong and prices firm to a dime
higher
The second annual exhibition of
the Western Stock Show Associa-
tlon was formally opened here this
morning and the attendance is very
large from all over the country. The
exhibits are all Of high order and
both in quality and quantity sur
pass anything ever before seen in
the West. Eastern buyers are here
in large numbers and bidding for
the show stuff promises to he spirit
ed at the sales later in the week, and
some fancy prices will doubtless be
paid. W. n. FrLrox
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-25
ArrAigns his Party
Continued from First Pas,

Continued from First Page
mas been operated, is absolutely IN
fit for the office which he seeks other
wise, he would have no reason for
reslgning his connection with IT, and
in connection with that we can see
nothing but "a subterfuge.
1t is an absolute impossibility
that this man should diHen gage
himself from his own business IN
terests amounting to millions of
dollars. He could not do it unless
he expects 10 make contribution of
il 70 the public or to charity, and he
has given no indications Of doing
this.
It'll IMPOSSIBLE THATTHlS
NAN SHOULD EVER BECOAE +
A PARTY LEADER IN THIS
STATE. HE DOES NOT RE
Fleet THE CHARACTER, THE
INTELLIGENCE NOR THE
VIEWS OF THE REPUBLICANS
OF COLORADO. THE METHODS
OF HIS ELECTION ARE A SA-
TIRE UPON THE SQUARE
DEAL" THAT WE BOAST OF,
AND HIS ELEVATION To THIS
OFFICE EQUIVALENT TO AN
INSULT To EVERY MAN AND
WOMAN IN THE STATE OF
COLORADO WHO HAS REVER-
ENCE FOR THE LAW AND
OBElS 1T, ANDWIlO CONDUCTS
HIS OR HER BUSINESS IN A
LAWFUL MANNER, UPHOLD
ING By THEIR CONDUCT AND
THEIR SANCTION TiiE LAWS
OF THE STATE AND OF THE
GOVERNMENT.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-25
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~ >&uZ1xP a< .1xTlxSv avlK.ax <IG-

''ThroEzh d.rk channels and stormy
seas. over trupic waters. into the
haven under the tiH
"ot. II you 80 TO quoting Tonry-
soa, ms all up with ne Are yos
married ~
-OH. car easily Sc thai az aEy
rate you are HSs
"i'xItiain
0ef vaice ire -. 8
reauisile anaafF
married yomaa vl
viii thaieu .ara-
husband wiz o.. v
jealousy o. .4DH
NoE are rl.r
yoH Uusi o. marrl.l
~Weil oue dpes laasl. ~
icai after marriare
'fuf are you married.
. uo not saF aur-
"Moald yoa nAe to heg-
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-25
ooess,srinx Hay IN the Seaek.


Field and Farm.
Ths rules for measuring hay in
the stack vary according TO the
length of time the hay has been
stacked, the kind and quality OF hay
and also according to the character
of the stack With alfalfa or prairie
hay which has been stacked for thir-
~ days il is usual to compute an
sight-foot cube or 5l2 cubic feet as
ton. When the hay hiss been
stacked five or six months, usually a
Z foot cube or APP cubic feet is cal
culated for ton. In old stacks
which have stood for year or more
6 foot cube or 343 cubic feet are
allowed for ton.
There are different methods of
measuring stacks, depending upon
the shape of the stack and Also upon
its size For long stack or rick
the usual method is to throw a line
over the stack, measuring the dis
tance over from the bottom on one
side to the bottom on the other; add
to this the average width Of the
stack, divide this sum by four
which equals one side Of the square
and multiply the quotient by it's
elf and this product by the length
OF the stack This will give the
number of cubic feet in the stack.
which may be divided by 5l2. 422
or 34S in order to find the number
OF tons.
For small, low ricks, the rule is to
subtract the width from the over,
divide by two, multiply by the wild
tn and multiply the product by the
length, dividing the result bv the
number of cubic feet In a ton. There
is no established rule fol measuring
round stacks, but this one will ap
proxlmate the contents of a stack OF
the ordinary conical form; Find the
circumference at or above the base
OF bulge at height that will aver
age the base from there to the
ground, find the vertical height OF
the measured circumference from
the ground and the slant height
from the circumference TO the top Of
the stack Multiply the circumfer.
ence by itself, divide by loo and
multiply by eight. then multiply the
result by the height of the stack OF
the base plus one-third of the Sian,
height Of the top. The hay in q
round stack is necessarily less com.
pact than q rectangular stack. hencs
. greater number Of feet should b.
allowed for a ton. with we'll settled
hay probably 5l2 cubic feet. Tn.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-25
N", IRE 10 \, assa froM 1aN Nsl~

To q. B. Allen and to whom it may concern:
NJ nce l. herehy given that the prop rt y
mere ihHYtcr described. WAS at the regular tax
sale held in the County of Gunni-on. Colorado
by the touniN 1rsssnrer ther,of. sold t. the
said ounty OF tuT Iison. ior the unpaid taxes
eve ieNeu ahd a,se sei upon said Iroi.rty for
lse'. iN p, 1870 1891. 1902, and 1904 and So sold
Tor each OF said years at the annual tax sale
held N said county the year following the
time OF levy OF said taxes That on the 18Th
day t December \. D., 1906. tie certiftates of
sale at said property for each and every Of
sald years a. aforesaid. Were hy said County q
red TO I he Crested Butte G, al C,mr,auy a cor
roration organized and existing under the
l"ws oi ne state f Coioraao. That for each
aud all ot q g af' reSaih years sa,d mon erty
was n sess. d and taxed unner and in the nam.
OF the Aforesaid -. Il. Allcu.
mat the three years allowed by law for the
,h mrtloh - said pruI erty before deed can
te taken u efef'r. has eXIiTed up u each and
every ot the sfore- aid sales Ihst The ,,-psted
Luttett cupany aforesaid has made apI,ii-
,i"h 10 the under- igned Ter deed IA said pro-
~ t'N tiH u said tH, certificates. aud again ap-
LED T. the unGers igned for -ueh deed or deeds
al q nuiess " \ all make redenitipu of said
cry rricr Ia tlr iiih day d May Is7.
acr' fdlHg I" law, the Treasurer wi / tti on any
Gay after that talp i.sue I, tlp said Jba
rs ca lutte al 4, MI any, tr it, a..igus
'hs htf es~aiy anu usual tax Cesd ,r dep,i- tor
Il'a l,t tf.i@riy- ard you are HiBtBN NOTi-
rif II tiiat Your time for tn. reie r,r,tif.u ,.f
-aid property. ILL., up,n said Last M, ~ ion ed
Dat enpiie. The ruperty referrsd Il. b,tpip
aI1 ui"n which said sales have been MADE.
al 'o winch sald deed Will be given j. de
serihod Us tollow~ to-wi': SoutI,e,.t ou,,ter ~
tne south est quarter of section eleven tlIl and
~" N h'f.i.N'st quarter of scctiub fourteen "a
eii "a V WI, hip fourteen iI,I south # range
eighty * - west 9th T.. m
l'cr IN er y hsnd Hnd seal this aena day
of jan nary. A. d. 10
ANNIE N. DOwNEY.
Jan. - -f-n. =
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-25
s.rto, ~ Fi>AL slrnAwisr

ln he matter Of tlle estate of l liner Carreu
ter. dacea=ed.
Notice is hsr.hy given. that on Monday tlse
MI day - 7 thfug IS a u. fa1. bstrg sue of
the regular DAYS oi tie December term ot the
puufy curt ~ 4 uuuisoT suufN. Ia Probate.
b. the rtsfeoi tolutH0o. .Hsury Iak.adn. IN
i-tretoT tf said e-tute. viii appear bel, re the
Juda. 81 said Court, present ny final -ett ls-
rit such aimiui-ttator aud ray th. ap-
prevail of the some aud will then Apply to he
ui-shAr8.d a such Administrator. At which
tine al d ila'e any pers'n IN interest may APP
pear Fud present objections THE same " any
M, ~ he
Dated at Gunniscn. Colorado, Jan. 5 Iss
HENRN =. LANE.
Admipi-trator of the estate Of Elmer Carr enter
Jan. Heb deceased
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-25
N,CAL eAs0 . o0umuau couNn

la thrllhng address no. mat
ing hon G. : Thomas for saa..tar,
IIou. Tally S,of;. drcw the Ili1w-
ing searching pIcigre of dereuer-
aey: i suggest, az hitting ~ 1cl d.
our action TODAY. that We t..k DOWN
from Wonder memprial windo the
likeness ai the brilliant Mol,,. 50
recently SUNNI med bv the Isui
mes, erger with the inverted -rh.
aud replace it with that of simon
Gurgeuheim. sitting a Va La rHce
interview, with f0ot firmly lesi
uP0H the neck # praSfraie 1er
WITH pick ia hand. and with 4p-
propriatc hack ground q en- aIess
mills aud abaudoaed miners rlr-.
The whole relieved by a broad r.rr
1t dollar mars s. dome IN seal avn
That We and uur saccessnrs Or Che
generations that are % come = Z as
We meet each morning and ar -um-
mpned by our spiritual guide ea-i
ewes toward heaven. NAV lool upon
that picture aud bow our b. l- iu
deep humility aud shame. TIL az
we lcaxe this chamber we mag lak
apnu that only other memoria fbc
picture II Otto Mears. gazing und-
" and with pride into the cyr- g
Simon. So that these two. Simon
aud Otto, in likeucss as in life. shall
furnish a pair 10 which future gen
eratlons shall he compelled To draw
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-25
lrfil f.suCiTlOAS.
a .srsrm,r pa

FHaHH.f H .In. IrI' dar. |l4ei.
THr a.. lH.i - hceu aI9ils ir.tHl sffi-
y. .....rl.. -HHtr tf laflrs VI MN.
drf iHEe .. .Ir I.rty 90 tsrnri-s tr tho
.la.f tf o. a.. boot . tHa-sa 1ftgty aiysa rsttirJ
fHat o. ui. HsTf. n isFr Soc puuty uult
ul -asl tiuui 3. .i.f Hi.tt. al The curt Laure
iH N.uHl.l-' D.. . #H.| gtuufy. 60 Saturaay thr
SOB daH sfi r rI.Hrr g. t l.t5 81 Size b. ar oi 2
sssl O.. in. aI.iii dsy. a. which tiusc q . per
stiI.. basins clan uLain-t - q estate arf MT T.
fad ans rcsatsil O. arfeUd fnr the I,urTss-e g
laEuc tlIr same al tasted All tets, ~ iHtsut-
Ia ta $50 f"-tHtH aTr re.iue=tet g. make tnme-
dlrfa paf ufHt o. tlfH undersigned.
baita a. truuii.s o., tlsratio. this 3rd day af
J8I ta1Is. 8. u. Ist
II ~iE Nj NulGI.
Aauiiu-lratrR ~ Do ostat7 ct Cherries d. Nun
lHr H#inH. Usil arcc.s1sis
Ir,Nu a Not8g-a. Attorneys
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-25

Il have my snare of feminine curl
Osity. But ] wonder, er,'-ruminatingly.
why they do not give masquerade.
efteDer?'
That is easily explained. Most Of
~ live masquerading day by day. and
there might be too much of good
thing"
That 10 q bit of philosophy that
goes well with your robe. Indeed.
what better mask is there than the
human countenance."
IT We become serious we shall put
folly out of joint" said l, rising And
besides. We shall miss the best part of
this dance
She did not hesitate an instant. !
led her to the floor, and We joined the
dancers. She was AS light AS u feath-
er, . leaf, the down of the thistle;
mysterious ~ the CumseAn Sibyl:
end ] wondered who she might M.
The hand that lay on my sleeve vas
as white as milk, and the Albert
shaped horn OF the anger-tips was
the tint Of rose leaves. Was she
connected with the ticket IN my pock-
ct! ! tried TO look into her eyes. but
In vain: nothing could I see but that
wisp of golden hair which occasion
ally brushed my chin as with a sur
reptitious caress. II only l dared re-
main till the unmasking. pressed
her hand. There was an answering
pressure, but its tenderness was de
stroyed by the low laughter that &C.
companied it.
Don't be silly" she whispered
How can | help it?3
True; | forgot you were focl
in Disguise"
What has Romance done to Won
that you should turn on her with the
stuffed-oluh, Practicality?"
She has never paid any particular
attention TO me; perhaps that is the
reason
AS we neared the corner / saw ;he
honorable Julius again. lie stretched
forth his death s-head mask.
Beware the ten of hearts," he
croaked.
Hang his irnpudence, Tho
Blue Domino turned her head with a
jerk; and instantly felt a shiver
run IL 'ough her body. For a moment
she lost step. | was filed with won
der. In What manner could the ten
OF hearts disturb her? ! made up my
mind TO sesh out the noble Roman
and learn Just how much he knew
about that disiuieting card
The music ceased
Now. rua away with your banedic-
tions. said the Blue Domino breath
lessly
Shal ] see You again" eagerly.
IF you seek diligently" She paused
FOR moment. like a bird about to
take flight. Positive. fool; compare
tive. fooler: superlstive, foolest,"
And | was left standing alone:
What tn. deuce did she mean by that?
After all. there might he any num-
Der of blue dominoes in The land. and
it seemed scarcely credible that .
guest at the Hunt Club would go to Q
costumers for an outfit IL had gone
to . costumers, but my case was alto
gether different. Was an iTnyos sor.D
hunted UP Imperial Rex II was not
long ere ~e came face To fare, or. to
speak correctly. L.ask to razsk.
What do you kno. sb-ul tie zen
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-25

Fine ..a,icaery o.r specially.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-25

rules given may also be used for
measuring any kind of hay, straw,
cane or kaffir. fodder only approx
mate results can be procured by
stack measurements, because the
fodder is apt to vary greatly in weight
anording to the moisture which it
contains.
Gunnison news-champion., 1907-01-25

The home + Mrs. Geo. Mason
was the scene of much merriment
Wednesday afternoon, when the
members of the Home Needle Work
Club, of which she is a member,
gathered there in a body for the
purpose of spending a few more
pleasant hours with her previous to
her departure for her new home
A beautiful white and gold Hayiiand
plate was presented to Mrs Mason
by the president. A delicious lunch
was served Icy the members.
Butter NraDs for SAIL. a; NeUsCham-
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-21
OF LOCAL INTEREST
Buy Kavanaugh stock.


Buy Kavanaugh at Is cents today.
James whitley leaves tonight for
California
Blankets for the horse Fred Man
tey seddlery company.
None but the best candies Is the
motto at FIoyd's successors TO Lutes'
Several pieces OF cut glass TO be
closed out at actual cost at the ami
10c store.
Leave orders for your ice cream
for parties, festivals and other occas-
ions at FIoyds, successor to Lutes-
Yesterday a marriage license was
Issued to Ira Owen Coakley and Miss
Minnie Adeline Crane. both OF Coll
bran.
Hon. A B. Hoyt. was an arrival in
the city yesterday from Denver. He
returned on the Midland to Denver
yesterday afternoon.
The Elmo rooming house offers
good board and rooms with modern
couvenfences at reasonable price. Lo-
Gated at PA Rood.
II you want cut glass at pressed
glass prices drop in at the Five and
Ten Cent store and see the line they
are closing out.
Samuel y. Wheeler returned to this
city yesterday from a business trip 10
Denver Mrs. Wheeler who accom-
panied him Will remain the balance Of
the week in the city
This morning Mrs. Emma A Lyons
received a letter from an uncle who
has been in the west for many years
and is now located at Goldfeld. Ne
vada, the great mining camp. He writ
es that the widest excitement still
prevails throughout that country and
that people are fioclSing into Goldfield
by the hundreds. There is over a foot
of snow on the ground and many peo-
Pile are suffering. Supplies of all
kinds are scarce and accommodations
are provided only at fabulous prices.
He states that he recently built a
four room house and is renting each
room fer fifty dollars a month. Wood
is selling at s35 to s75 a cord. The
gentleman is superintendent of one
OF the mines. The strike. he states
dulled business for a time but now as
it is settled. things are humming
again.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-21
Buy Kavanaugh and buy plenty.

Buy kavanaugh and buy plenty.
Three boxes Of best parIor matches
for ten cents at the Five and Ten
Cent store
Special rates to Denver over the
Colorado Midland on account of the
big live stock show. See the city agent
Today the annual meeting of the
stockholders Of the Mesa County
Building and Loan association VIII be
held.
One fare for the round trip. Grand
junction to Denver. account OF the
live stock show. See the city ticket
agent OF the Midland.
Joe Primrose who left here three
weeks ago for the Nevada mining
fields, Is now at spalls. Nevada but
expects to go into Goldheld In a few
days.
Cut glass at actual cost. a $3.50
bowl for $3.50; a s625 celery tray
for s4.35. About twenty-five other
pieces at corresponding reductions
At the Eve and Ten Cent store.
Ladies medium weight. two-piece
underdear at rs cents. ChiIdrens
two-piece underwear OF from Is cts
to 25 cents. We wish to close out
this line. hence the low prices at the
Five and Ten Cent store.
Why worry over not being able to
get women to do your family washing
when you can get 1t done so good and
quick at the Excelsior steam laund-
ry. Call up telephone Junction 176
and our wagon will call for all kinds
of laundry.
The Misses Sawyer entertained the
Delta Nu Phi sorority Saturday even
ing at their home on Grande avenue
The NuPhi girls never fall to enjoy
themselves when they get together
and it is declared that this meeting
was the pleasantest yet held this
winter
Saturday evening at eight O'Clock
at the home of Mrs. Rachel Graham,
343 Pitkin avenue Mont Wright. a
well known ranchman OF Whitewater
and Miss Ola NJ. Bland. of this city
were united in marriage. Justice
Joseph P Sweeney performed the cere-
mony. Only a few friends were pres
ent to witness the marriage The
couple will reside at Whitewater.
Friends in this city today received
of the marriage of
Mr.. Walter Howard Bell OF Great
Falls, Montana. to Miss Margaret
Hurtle. formerly OF this city. The
marriage occurred on Sunday. Janu-
airy 9TH Miss Hurtle resided In Grand
Junction for about one year follow
ing her profession as a stenographer.
She left for her home in the east
during the early fall The young
lady has many friends here who will
wish her much happiness. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bell will reside at Great Falls
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-21
CORNER FOURTH AND MAIN SITS.

Your horse looks cold without
blanket. Hiatt has a few left.
Don't forget that I am still in the
buggy business. Motto. small profits
and quick sales make good -Har-
~ Hiatt.
The best bread. the best cakes. the
best pastries OF all kinds, at the
Progress. Staple and fancy grocer
les also. A reliable place to trade
Best service Prompt deliveries
Courteous treatment and square
deal all round.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-21

Phone Black 22fI when you have
a chair or lounge 10 uDholster.
What Fred Mantey says about bug
giles still holds good.
Buggies. yes we are always ready
to show them.-F'red Mantey sad
dlery.
Keep your harness up. Its money In
your pocket. Harry Hiatt does IL
cheap.
The very best ever Charles the
Great" and the Originator" cigars
the swellest brands ever brought to
the city.
The daily sentinel., 1907-01-21
ON SERIOUS CHARGE.

John De Marr, wanted in this city
for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. was arrested yesterday in
Glenwood Springs and brought to this
city and placed in the county Jail.
DeMarr secured some money from
W. H. Boss, proprietor OF the West
orn hotel. by making certain repre-
sentatlons which proved 10 be false.
so Mr.. Boss states and the young
fellow skipped out. He was ap-
pretended in Glenwood. He Will
be given a hearing in a few days.
Attention.