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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

v,.ery surrounds the death Of
ID vho is believed 60 BE- W y
a.,,aw. Of liss sioux av- Milwau.
:, Wis. and whose body VAS
,..aA g,oaslng In the hay this morn
- a the foot 81 Wall q no
81, 49, evidently been Ia the
- - month There was deep
. 49, 81 the forehead above the
~, 80 which was at first thought
" ..iseate A fracture 20 the skuli.
-. rorcner Carroll after super
80 =. sxamlnAtlon this afternoon.
sssIsred that - taF as De could
sssav,sln. the bones were not
crushed a..
- holv was discovered tn the
~ ~ n Smith. who q employ ed
: a. Wan 81 dock, and hc noti'
- ne coroner Deputy Coroner
r...yeutt fished the remains out
y ~ water and had them taken
4 Re morgee
gsl,ow appears 70 have been IN
~ water fully a month me
ssme and address were obtained
srcm an Identification book ~ bis
,rsssaslcn Thsre was only ~
cents % monsy IN bis closhing, BE-.
$40 4 VI Of Illustrated postal
ssrss ana 1 hook showing that he
vss adsnitea ~ a member Of the
~, and she@workers union.
Toesl ISL & Boston. Mass. on
n.rrh & 1871 Ills register mum
~ i gwen a. ss.ies The office
e his unscn Is as6 summer st,
nost0n
Rslnw reached Seattle about Aus
~ III rA4rs was = postal card
rssSr sor nalllns IN bis clothing
Addressed 70 william Eyne. AZ 1917
Minneapolis or MinHehaha av. MIL
x.nkee In this the writer. who
xgrs HIMSELF nin speaks of hay.
Il sached Seattle about a Ssek
,rsuasly. and says that although
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
HAD TO WORK AND
WANTS DIVORCE

temper as bis reason for seeking
divorce
Mrs Manehc further alleges that
her husband spends an the muney
he earns on himself. giving nothing
% her that he has attempted 10
ALLEVIATE the affections 81 their only
child from her. and that her bus.
baud has on several occasions
threatened to shoot her. For this
she prays for divorce. and also asks
that she custody ~ the child be
given 70 is grandmother, Mrs
Sarah Murray inasmuch as abe her
self Is unable 10 support it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
Sends in His Resignation After Strong Pressure Has
Been Brought TO Bear on Senator Piles 10 Have
Him Removed Young Mems Republican Club Files
Endorsement Of Elmer {. Todd for Place

uaitod States District Attorney
p. C. Sullivan has resigned. and
ELMER = Todd. until recently as
sistant corporation counsel has
been endorsed by the Younx Mems
Republican club as hia SUCCESSOR
Mr HulliFAsa resignation was acut
ta Washington yesterday
When seen IN Tacoma today Nj
Sullivan admitted that he had r.
signed. bat dcciinyd 90 make any
statement lie said anything 10
regard 90 bis resignation wuuld be-
given unt BY Senator Piles
When asked for statement. Sen
aipr Plies simply said NJ Sulli
van haa Informed hlm 81 HIS re.
iguafion Saturday iie stated that
be had heeu requested b. the Young
Mems Republican club tn appoint
Elmer 3 Todd. but that no action
had been taken al yet
10 IN Understood that strong prrH.
surc Was brought 20 bear on Sen
ator Piles % force the resignation
II Sullivan. on the ground that he
has paid but little attention 90 the
duties 20 bis office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

fore he could roll out Of the way,
the car was upon him and the fen
der passed over his body. Forum
ately. however the motorman stop
ped the car before the wheels
crushed Davidson and he was re.
leased from beneath the fender un-
hurt with the exception OF few
bruises.
A committee of the Commercial
club, appointed 20 investigate tho
fender question. reported last night
that the tenders IN use on Seattle
street ears are not life saving de-
,ices sud that la the uuinIon o'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

u has been expected for some
time that Sullivan would retire
FROM the office. as he has had
a fiKht directed against him for sew.
eFal months when the inycaiixa.
ton oi land frauds sAs taken up
ip this section ths matter was
takcu entirely out 81 the hands %
the district attorney and furued
over 10 Thomas Hataon. a. q sps.
eiai deputy
Mr. Sullivan WAS appointed by
Senator Piles iuly I. 1895 lie has
been an active figure IN republican
politics In Seattle for a number OF
PEARS,
Nj Todd. Who Il the only ap.
plicnnt that has bnen presented -
senator Plies So faF 10 Hnec~cd
SuiiiyHa. IL one % the best
known ~ the younger attorneys ~
the city iie hAn been q resident
~ Seattle since 1893. and vas a.
slsfant corporation counsel under
Scott Caihoau until two months
ago. when he resigned % engage Ia
private practice az tbs head of ihe
Law firm % Todd. Wilson a Thor.
crimson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

v. r. Davidson. Of 500 Fifth av,
can add his testimony to the inef
nclency of the street car fender In
use IN Seattle. his name came near
being added TO the list OF fender
victims last night when he was
struck by a Bellevue and Summit
car and rolled under the fender
Davidson apparently did not see
the car approaching and was struck
fairly by the fender The force
of the blow knocked Davidson
nearly 20 feet ahead of the car
where he tell ACROSS tbs track Ao.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
EDITORS TRIAL SET

LOS ANGELES. Cal. oct S.
October ~ "a the date now agreed
urun for Fremont Older. managing
editor. and Il A. Crothers. owner
OF the San Francisco Bulletin. 10
appear before Justice OF the Peace
Symmetrical to answer to charge
of criminal libel filed against them
by Luther Brown Francis j.
Hcncy, who Ia prosecuting tho San
Francisco graft cases. and who will
appear for the defendants. wir-
cd Justice Summorfield and the dis.
tnct attorneys office asking that
the case be postponed TO a week
from Thursday.
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the committee. there are better FEM
dors IN use. AS the committee fail
ed 90 name the Tenders. however.
the report was not adopted and tho
committee was asked Go invesh-
gate The tenders la use IN other
cities and make a further report to
the club
The report recommended that
Tenders be run closer to the tracks
Ia the business portion of the city
and that the police department be
askeH to furnish more men for
iuty Al down ,0Np crossings 10 pre-.
s.n, accidents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
CITY JAIL IS
CONDEMNED

The board Of health this after.
noon condemned tho city jail after
a thorough examination OF the
premises
The members 81 she board. led
By Health officer Grant Calhoun
spent about an hour looking into
what. a. they declared Il 20 be-.
the most dlsreputable and uusani.
tary place they had ever seen.
Upon returning 10 the fresh air
and after acraping OF a few cock.
reaches and other things. the mem
bcrs Of the board passed the sen.
tenco % condemnation upon what
for the past 60 years has served
as a city bastilc
Ten days will be allowed tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

knsgng that for the last year
4 taeir married life she has been
alllzsd % earn her own living a.
aenestic ln Tacoma. greatly 20
Asr AHuiliation. ard that. although
hsr hnsaand earns not less than
W. pr month. daring the four
isav q their married life she has
xeelyed bat tiAT5 a year for
tothes. Mrs Jean Mauehe this
nerninE filcd a ocomriaint iu
Ne divorce salt brought against her
v Der hasband. = Manche. the
nan alleging lncompatlbiiity q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
WRIT IS
DENIED

Sustaining the new Law govern.
ing vagrancy. enacted By the state
legislature last winter. Judge Nor
RE. IN the superior court this morn.
las denied the application Tor a writ
OF habcaH corpus for Helen Rice
Hurlelgh
Notice Of appeal 90 the state
supreme court was given imme
dlately BY the attorneys for the de
Tense. and Miss Burioigh Was or.
dered released from the custody Of
the sheriff upon her own recog
niEaucr
Miss HnrleiEh was arrested a
month or so aro BY Chief of Police
Wappcnstsin on a charge 81 prac.
ticing ciairvuyance and having 20
visible means 81 support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

sAN FRANCISCO. oct. s.-The
grAft cases akRlust Jeremiah p,
psnnn and Abe Ruef. ioiniiy
eharged with conspiracy, and the
ease 81 nanAn. charged s'sth brib
cry. which vas 10 have bexun be.
lore Judge iawlor this rlornlug
wofv continued until October - By
consent ~ both sides The trial %
Abe Ruef on the charge o. Offering
bride. and the trial o. tho Park.
aide officials viii BE- oontinucd un
iii next Tuesday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
4 !. Freight Train, Rushing Down Mountain Side,
Jumps Track, Plunges Into Gulch and BHns-FHeman
Believed to Have Been Incineraied

bodies found st viii DO impossible
10 learn their fate.
The injured members Of the
train crew. Engineer = NJ Meyers
and Brakeman Thomas. are both &C.
ported to BE- doing Well al Hot
Springs sauitarium, whore they
were taken Immediately after The
accident Their injuries are said
10 be- loss serious than was nc first
feared
Tho train was heavy freight
loaded with hay. wheat and live
stock. aud q jumped the track ow.
iBR to the failure of The brakes 10
check lts speed on steep Grade
this side of Stampede tunnel Thir-
ny ears went down into a rocky
gulch. following the engine. and all
piled up Ia a blazing heap.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
ELECTION
TODAY

The interest of the politicians
OF the city IL conferred on the
Fourteenth ward election for coun.
Gilman today The republican ma.
chine has concentrated all possible
effort 10 elect their candidate.
Ferdinand schmit1 and the ward
In being fully covered by workers
In automobiles 20 see that the en-.
tire vote 81 brought out
Thomas u AacMahon. sehmitzs
opponent IL also very busy
The polls opened az . o'clock this
morning and sill close nj 2 O'Clock
this evening II ~ expected that
very heavy vote will be polied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

~ the woman who deserted two
children In Room Z. summit Hotel
Oak av.. Everett. on the night Of
Oct 2. will return. she may save
the life OF the eldest child who rs
At the point Of death over the mo-
theirs deserlion The womans d.
yorced husband Is especially an2-
ious that she return
This ls the message which came
over the long distance phone from
Everett 60 the city editor Of The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
MURDERER GIVES
HIMSELF UP
10y United prss.l

NORTH YAKIMA. oct win.
lam Zelglcr. an OK sheriff OF this
county, was shot and instantly
killed here last night by Charlie
Churchill. sou OF an old pioneer
The shooting followed bar room
quarrel yesterday afternoon
Churchill escaped 20 the hills bat
returned shortly before midnight
and gave himself up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
Arrange Tor Service.

Tho transportation committee 81
the Chamber ~ Commerce. az the
suggestion Of ~ p Newell. ~ the
Rubber Manufacturing a Distrihut
ing company. has undertaken the
task 81 working out the question Of
a package goods freight service out
uf Seattle
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INFORMATION FILED.

Prosecuting Attorney Macintosh
this morning filed Information
against the following Tom Rario.
charged with stealing 1900. from
Nick Radakoyitch. George u
smoot. burglary. Harry Gordon.
theft 81 acaiskin saegue from
MacnouKali q Souihwick's store
Robert Black. larceny. W. Stevens.
larceny
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DOOMED TO DEATH
MAN SUICIDES
tsy United Press.)

Gle ELUM. Wash. Oct S.
Pulling a knife from his pocket and
deliberately cutting his throat was
the terrible manner hy which
Claude Hardness ended his life
here. his body being discovered by
his uncle. Young Hardness was
caught beneat a log aud unable
To make anyone hear his cries for
help or even stand the eVcruclatlng
pains of the log crushing down
uron his body. he committed sui
eide
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SUICIDE

John Arnold. a miner is reported
60 have committed suicide az Bethel
Mission, on the kuskokwim river
in Alaska. aud efforts are being
made to find sister. who ~ be-
licvod to live in or near Seattle
No particulars Of the suicide are
known here. but William Small has
communicated with the local po
lice. asking them to look up any
relutfVsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

Harrison. president ~ the board.
that e cannot be made a ~ place
CO.. the keeping OF a dog The
sentiment was echoed by both Or
war Jansen aud Dr J. y i.ouEhfy.
the other members Of the board
Chief Wapponutein expressed
The opinion this afternoon that II
would not be possible TO conduct
police business from the county
jail. but would not state what he
was prepared 10 DO az the result
Of the boards action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
want Amerlean Profsssors.

COPENHAGEN. Oct s.-Thc
Danish press IN earnestly discuss.
ing the proposition 10 exchange
professors OF the University az
Copenhagen and other Scandina-
ylan educational institutions and
secure professors OF American uni.
vorsltioa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
CHILD DYING BECAUSE OF
MOTHERS DESERTiON

Star this morning. The party tele-
phonlng refused TO give the name
az the woman. but stated that she
was In Seattle. Investigation along
other lines revealed the fact that a
Mrs w Murphy. who married
Murphy IN Seattle and divorced him
ia Everett, deserted babes OF 3 and
S years OF age at the time and place
mentioned. and Is supposed Go have
elopod with another man. coming to
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
TOCUARD
TAFT

SHANGHAI oct e. Secretary
Taft o. expected 90 arrive here "a.
day The Chinese Will give him q
monster reception and this evening
tho American association viii have
him as guest at "a dinner tiily
secret service men have been de-
tailed 10 guard him constantly and
10 prevent q demonstration which Il
10 umorod Japanese students here
have planned to make agalng. him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
GOV. HUGES DOES NOT
WANT VICE PRESIDENCY

he was interested principally IN his
work as governor 81 New York, and
next IN importance Was his la~
practice Il Is understood that no
mention was made by him Of the
presidency. but word has recently
been conveyed 20 President Roose-
welt hy highly influential people Of
the state that II would be foolish
10 presume that Gov. Hughes would
not take the nomination Il II were
rendered him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
LABOR UNION MEETINGS.

The plumbers. stone cutters.
electrical workers. No. H. plaster
ers. jewelers.. horsoRhoern. clerks
brewery engineers and firemen,
ship painters. butchers. marble
concrete and stone workers, and
cement workers will hold their reg
uiar meeting at the Labor Temple
fonffht
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city officials 90 find a more whole.
some place in which to cintln- oity
prisoners
Before tho official order Of the
board was made. tho members al.
iourned to call upon Mayor Moore
and city Engineer Thomson 20
tell them shat action the board
considered necessary. Chief Of Pc
lice Wappeusiein was also inform.
ed In advance ~ what tho boards
formal action would be-
This place In so bad. said nr
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tsy United Prsss.l

WASHINGTON. Oct S.-Gov.
Hughes. Of New York. according 20
reliable reports which have reach
cd here. has announced 10 close
friends that he viii not again be
a candidate for governor Of New,
York. and would not accept the
nomination for vice president from
the republican national convention.
lie IL declared 10 have stated that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

Whom do you favor tho republican candidate =
mayor7
The mayoraly question has a
sion for several weeks So far republican has
announcement and there Us sentiment
Of the selection Of candidate that will
business administration. 4
Who ~ the man7 y
your choice the political Star =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

NEW YORK. oct S-A dis.
patch from Berlin 20 the New York
Times says that Assistant Secretary
Of State Bacon Is 60 be appointed
ambassador 20 that country. Mr.
Tower having asked to be relieved
ON account OF private affairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
EDITED HIS LAST
PIECE OF COPY

nkILASD. Ore. Oct s.-~An-
@aal Mother one o. the veteran
s.'sssislsTmen u The Pacific Goa u.
90 & East Portland this morn
ne sent 70 California in 1919
- aSiked on che oid Alta in San
'aaaeiaeo N 1886 be worked on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
BANDITS REIGN
10y United pr.ss.l

ISHPAN. Persia. Oct S. Bandits
hold this region at their mercy All
the highways are completely dom.
mated BY them aud the local asa.
thoritiea are powericns to prevent
their depfcdAtionH The bandits
refuse 10 allow foreign goods 81
pass and mails and trade are nj a
complete sfanasiili
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
ATTORNEY
SULLIVAN RESIGNS
GOES TO ORIENT.

A prominent passenger on the
renga Maru. 90 sail from Seattle
au October rs. wiil be Consul Gen
'sfai r. Nose. who represents the
government At Ottawa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
R0DY FOUND IN BAY
FURNISHES MYSTERY
STORM ON TIE ATLANTIC.


NEW YORK. Oct. S-A
90 mile an hour sale Is whip.
pins the ocean into mountain.
oua waves today. and as re-.
suit all coa8twise shipping
was held IA port All incoming
steamers aro hours late.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

the Call. Of San Francisco In the
next year he came 90 Oregon ard
had been Identified with many
ieadinc journals of fAif state for
years, tie was born On Germany IN
1919
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
PLOT TO KILL
GOV. BUCHTEL

DENVER. oct s--A daring
dynamite outrage has been an.
earthed here. Those In the plot
intended 20 blow up Edward Chase.
the wealthy man and head OF the
ayndicate which controls the pol
les shops and principal gambling
houses. also Gov. Buchtoi and
other prominent mon. In vacant
lot to the rear OF the Chase man.
sion 81 sticks OF dynamite have
been found. A clerk In nearby
store has told the police that he
heard two men discussing the plot
to KIN Chase and the others by
using dynamite
OF Tor Target Practice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
BATTLESHIP
AGROUND

Elizabeth river The seig-waH run.
uing at a moderate speed when she
ran her nose deep into the mud and
Is firmly wedged Ia the bar TUGS
are pulling 81 her n u not b..
iieved that she Is badly damaged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

warships ST Louis and Charleston
and the torpedo boats Proble and
Paul Jones are off for Magdalona
bay for target practice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

NORFOLK. Va. Oct. s--The bat,
ssskip Erztacky sent aground 70
sls N LAmbefl's Point. a short dis
hnes above the mouth Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08

RENO. Nov. Oct Tho Tono.
pah a Goldnold railroad strike Is
settled
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-08
LINING UP STRONG
FOR R. H. THOMSON

Boom Started to Make City Engineer Republican
Nominee for Mayor Gaining Strength Daily
Name Is Being Discussed on All Hands and IhOm-
son Is Drawing Large Following Of Prominent
Republicans.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-11-28
R0YALlY ENTERTAINED

o, 1 was royalty entertained today at the nice, orderly, well regulated hotel of Mir. and Mrs. Lon Nelson, on West Main street. Of course, 1 was in a condition to eat heartily, and relish good things. Of course all sound Baptists love good things to eat. In fact they are entitled to the best, as they are Gods chosen ones. Ye editor ought to have been with me to help me enjoy the many nice things. [Our phone number is 232. ED. l wish to say to my many Nevada county friends. that while in Prescott call at Mrs. Nelson's s hotel and get a nice dinner. Mrs. Nelson knows just how to enter tain her guests. Fraternally,
 z. T. ROGERS.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-11-28
BIG SHOW COMING
 TO PRESCOTT
With Special Line of Scenery ..... .s.,.. One Night Only, Saturday, sa
 November 50.

The Uncle Josh Perkius Amuse- ment Company will present 'Un- cIe Josh. comeda drama in four acts and six scenes, at the opera house on the evening of November 30.
 A radical departure in rural days. bright, breezy and filled with an irresistible humor. The story tells of a rascally lawyer who is trying to force young and beautiful girl to marry him, that he may gain possession of her fortune of which she is ig norant. Uncle Josh" is inter ested in the same fortune. He comes to the city to meet the lawyer by appointment; he ob- serves closely all that goes on about him and when he meets the lawyer he surprises that as- ute individual by his apparent knowledge of modern business methods and his use of up-to- date slang, in fact outwits the lawyer at ever turn. The lawyer plans with two confidence men to do up" Uncle Josh;" his methods also suprise them and and he is mistaken for a detec- tive in disguise; they fly and leave him master of the situa- ton. He locates the girl, takes her back to the farm, where she is pursued by the lawyer, who is again outWitted by Uncle Josh, " and in the end wins the fortune for the girl, and in the girl. his long lost daughter.
 Get your seats now. Prices p, 50 and 75 cents.
 "Hurrah if you want to see Josh. '
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-11-28
W. p. bETTS
THE DRUGLESS DOCTOR

THE DRUGLESS DOCTOR
 whose method of healing is surpassing all other methods by restoring to health and happiness suffering human ity from all parts of the country, complicated dis eases of long standing, from five to twenty years. are now rejoicing in health and happiness, All people and professions ought to rejoice and be glad for the discov- cry of the wonderful power in the nnseen forces of nat ure to remove all diseases from the people under prop CT conditions. Dr. Betts is permanently located in Pres colt, Ark, healing all man. her of diseases for the att1lct- ed. Word is coming from all parts of the country ask ing nim t0 stay as he Is needed here, as he has an urgent request to go to Den .nison, Texas. By their fruits ye shall know them; afflicted come to headquar- ters in the Mckenzie Build ing and be healed.
 PROF. W. P.BETTS,
 Prescott, Ark. Office phone 63, ? rings, res ident phone 63, 3 rings.
The Nevada County picayune., 1907-11-28
IN MEMORY

The death angel visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dock Ham ilton on last Sunday morning at 2 o'clock and claimed for its visit their darling little baby, Otis.
 Little Otis was born May 29 and died November F, Little Otis is not dead, but has only passed from this world to a bet ter world above. Weep not, dear bereaved ones, for we can not call the precious little darling back but can only strive to meet him on the sunny banks of sweet deliverance. We know he will be missed, but God knows best. We know he is a bright and shining jewel on the other shore, where there will be rest for ever more. Little Otis was sent to this world to brighten the home for short while. He was one of the sweetest little babies God ever sent into this world. He suffered great deal the last few days of his life here, but he has gone where he will never suffer any more. Now, dear bereaved ones, all we have to do is to live religious life here and when the Lord calls for us we will meet and greet our loved ones that have gone before and take sweet little Otis in our arms once more. AUNT LULA.