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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

Lclent ana CONGREGATIONS WoFheI'
COMPLETELY COVERS FIELD.
II stability Of organization and com
pleteuess OF equipment would supp'S
the demands of "a community for OahN-
ms facilities the Ashton state bank
completely covers the field In its ter
ritorv. Recognizing the resources on
the country surrounding what was 20
be the Ashton OF today the cashier on
this institution, r. \. Dolenty, organ
lied company comprising the leau
ing and most substantial men OK oaa'-
ern Fremont county 20 conduct
banking business under the style OF
Ashton state bank limited. Though
crude iu It's inception this institution
has rapidly forged TO the iront ana now
occupies a foremost place among Inv
financial institutions Of Fremont
county. The capital and surplus Of the
institution Is $4,000 and 90 has total re,
sources OF over $4,000 and has proved
a source and profit and satisfaction 70
It's stockholders. The present oulcera
are. President q. h. Bowerman. VINO
rs also president Of the First National
Bank OF 81. Anthony ana the Fremont
County Bankers association as Wef
as Identified with number Of the lead
ing banks OF this state, George Har-
rigfcIu vice president. has been recog-
uizod as one of the leading men iu up-
building Fremont county and develop
ing her resources, Il. n DoIcntN, CASH
ier. s prominently connected with
practically cry civic and fraternal
organization Boz Ashton and vicinity
SELL THE EARTH 10 ALL.
Tho real estate firm of O.. C.. Moore
a. Co.. composed off COL g. g.. Moore
and A. g. Fuller represent everything
Chat could b desired iu their uuc. They
have worked without limit and fIe-
quoufy without reward that thH Tee
sources of Fremont county I'm par
lculHr ana the Gem state iu general
might Doe brought to the notice OF de-
sirablo settlers and land seekers. This
firm in tho past two years has cE-
pended upwards of $1,000 in publicity
and clrcu'9rizug throughout eastern
states the many oupOrtunitles and al
yantggos open ana offered by Fremont
county, H. a. Fuller Junior member
of the firm o. considered "a live wire In
the community lu ana about Ashton.
lie is always wideawakc and ever ready
and willing to advance her interests
by substantial actions whenever re-
CURED.
CANNON rs A HUSTLER
81. l. Cannon has been a prominent
factor in the upbuldmg of the town
lie has without reservation spent his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

ment 20 which every one or It's num-
cradle patrons can point with pride.
Experts as buyers In their line, they
are In position TO supply the trade with
everything that can be desired The
refrigeration Of fresh meats has proven
not only an innovation In this locality
but Is highly satisfactory In providing
the choicest Of cuts for the most Guilt
waited epicures.
AsHTON'S LEADING CAFE.
The Teton cafe with James Z. Davis
as proprietor fully covers the feld an
the line OF a drst class restaurant.
As a chef Mr. Davis has no superior
and few equals. His prices are reason
able while his mcnu card IS extended
and complete. only "a dinner taken at
this place could do Justice to the exqul-
site service that is rendered at the Te-
ton cafe.
Reliability and first class workman
ship are the watchwords that have
guided the Ashton Harness company.
Sealey Bros proprietors. 10 the success
they now enjoy. Being practical har-
ness makers they are able 10 buy
goods intelligently ana TO the advan-
tag OF their patrons. An article well
bought IS half sold. This largely ac-
counts for the secret Of their success
in outstrlpping an competitors in their
line
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
GREAT REVENUE PRODUCER.

The property OF the lodge is now
producing over $500 per annum In
rentals which As expected 70 increase
as the city grows and the country de-
velops
Among the mercantile establish
mcnts that have enlarged their old
or built now quarters. are II. l..
Car non g. Company now occupying
their own two-story brick block al the
southeast corner OF Fifth and Main
streets. Van rassel Bros, limited,
have erected magnificent store
building on Main street near f1tth,
where complete stock Of general
merchandise is carried under the able
management OF william Wanke.
n. d. Bakers livery and feed
stable a. one of the largest establish
ments of its kind in Fremont county.
Murphy and Bartlett have erected
two new store buildings. together with
ID, office occupied by the Ashton
Enterprise. am being on Main street;
Moore & Fuller have completed "a
store building which is occupied BY
large establishment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
HIaH cLAss FrRNIruRE-

Tho many tastes and necessity Of
mankind necessarily call Tor the de-
vclopment OF genius and evolution OF
specialists I'm this class belong menu
beers OF the Chase Furniture company.
W T. Gibson. under whose active SUI
pcryision the Ashton establishment OF
the firm has grown 10 proportiong eX-
cecdlng the most sanguine expectations,
"a "A thorough furniture and house fur
nishing goods man in every detail mo
trouble 10 show goods Is what Mr
Gibson breaches well knowing that an
opportunity 20 display his wares means
a sale IN practically every instance
The leading ieweler and matchmaker
Of Ashton Is Rudolph Marqu0rdt. who
comes OF a family that has made the
livelihood OF shversmlth and ongrayer
its occupation from generation 90 gem
GRAFTON. with "a practical foundation
10 build upon followed by a thorough
course IN an Theological and optical
college this exponent Of ono OF our
most ancient arts Is ready 90 execute
any commission that many be laid be-
fore him. lie carries an exclusive and
up-to-date line, and his prices appeal
20 the purses OF an whethor large or
small.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

Trick. manager Of the Snake River
Lumber company Is vice grand, II.
G Fuller. secretary Of the Town
site company Is treasurer ana b. Q.
Kicks Uf the Ashton Building y
Manufacturing company Is treasurer.
with the above roster Of officers,
there ~ little doubt I'm the minds OF
anyone who knows them that the
property and interests Of the lodge
viii he fully safeguarded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
Ashton,

WI TllfTE an cities in lln 0n'I'
X River valley have had on
M .......i..t.5 c,,o.fb fuI-
w ,...
lne ih' p'N' l'."
for hs time of its existence compared
with other cities. shows won ODD '''
.'.. 49,, '' '........... ......,, .,..t
I'7 '"l'',
was bound fo come I' DO 'E ''''' 'l
tine unlimited natural resources Huf-
,.,ir5irs. .fs I...IIor rut has krut rle.
f..t......
WIN 'n'
forward everything ui % m"N'iN 'h'i-
pcter that Che world of -eIru.. and in-
y,rtI,r trs rr,1r..f FH4.ltInr cvi.
denoeu 10y ln' d'N'I'i'N''.. "' ''' ''
rection has received first attention at
fine hands ~ the founders of this
thriving market
Fvr,rNDID PUBLIC SCHOOLS
,......i..
starting ono l'i' "-' "''N ''.
al log school house. l.Nl6 Dob size. "Ifh
e. so,ot and rida t.Iudo,,e and etoyc-
..s t..r.
pipe through 'h' ''''"
has sprung almost Hs hE magic 'h
esiere devoted to the training OF The
young NINA ana '''''.'''
ne q circuit TOD GUY ''
l0nd
This magnificent school building Us
bult of STONE and rfIek thrcn stories
1...... a,f
I'D H'll"' "','
plumbing throughout alltf ine MOST
improved plans known to tho eeicu-
ana. ..t,,l .,,-rr,.., yvuh ,r me-
-. 10 ,s..,, ,.o ,...ps ,,d ,
'eii'iH'' '' "'''' '' f'-
CORPS uf able instructors under me
competent superiutendeucy OF Prof. g..
r. c,,,lss ana q. stan of four assistant
-t,,..
'iu''''iF' A7"''" " ''''" '' '"i'''
forge ahead ns the oucatioual center or
eastern Frrrwont county.
......-,.,.
FARM ih'DJ'H MAHNHi-
- r l.. ....5.... t... ........
Than lf.pIel uuIire lne present yenf.
The COLORADO MhllnG company unqef
The local name OF the Ashton NUNS
~ Elevator company M'ln MI - IT,
- larre grain rccclvinr wsrehouse TO
facilitate me handi,ng OF an Immense
puf iIi'-7 81, lHi- i''it' "'s v."fI.s
has ,he l0uildalloi. conn lelea l'l q ~
~" nusn I'p'l..- CIV. ''
tuu'h on .u, u, "".e"ouS ~
the expectation OF inc OWNERS lnat tUe /
llaht VIII Le ready i't lhe te1e Il.on |
ene storage "I gram p'l"I' '''' u"""
OF lsvo
Will. DOUBLE CAPACITY
Miller Bros. have completed plans for |
doubling their capacItv Boo tha grain /
handling line as their present plant /
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14

time and money in developing and up
building this section OF the county. He
Us and still continues 10 be the frst
postmaster and chairman of the town
board. The firm Of Cannon & Co.. oc-
cupy prominent part In the busi-
ness life Of the Magic City and are
prepared TO serve all their patrons IN
"a manner 10 satisfy the most discrim-
mating.
NEW STAR IN BUSINESS WORLD.
A now star In the business world 90
Ashton is the Ashton Hardware ana
Implement company, limited. Mr.. $.
J.. shannon, the manager. is an expert
IN the hardware Implement and stove
line and being a crcck shot Is appeal
ed 10 when the truth ia desired about
sporting goods. His firm is located in
the odd Fellows building next door
20 the bank and an inspection OF their
stock Is a most convincing argument
In their favor Being a corporation
with many stockholders representing
numerous interests 10 follows that the
patronage OF the firm Is second TO
none en- Fremont county. It IS the in
tentiou OF the firm 90 carry stock
OF hardware, implements. vehicles and
sporting goods together with furniture
that viii make it unnecessary for any
prospective purchaser TO go outside Or
Ashton for goods in the lines mention
&c.
The ostabi hmcut Of Richard Hum
phreys has proven that the good viii
and friendship of ones fellow men g.
"a very desired condition IN tho life OF
man. As caterer 20 the public wants
"Dick" Humphreys has no superior
and few peers His establishment 4
rcplete IN every line.
FIRST CLASS PHARMACY.
Accuracy and no substitution stands
Tor what "a first class pharmacy should
Doc. Under the name Teton pharmacy.
iom a. Brother, proprietors, have
buns up "a business within ~ months
which would do credit 20 tho efforts
90 a lifetime. Mr.. Brother ls "a reg
lstcrcd pharmacist iu the state OF
Idaho besides being a graduate OF the
Northwestern college OF Pharmacy Of
Chicago. With the degree Pin q.
The meat and provision business OF
Ashton is conducted by Miller a.
stephens. These gentlemen have
built nap reputation and busi-
ness in tho wholesale and re-
tain meat and provision line
that assures for Ashton an establish
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
coMPLETELY COVERS FIELD.

filled by Rev A. NJ. Lambert an ei
hcient and conscientious worker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
OFTICEHs ~ H0OsTENs.

Tho present officers of Ashton
bdce are. County Commissioner W.
J.. Campbell manager of tho Higl-
land ranch Interests. Gcurc> IlHrrlE-
neld. one of the forcm farmers and
heaviest owners of producing firm
lends Boo this section OF the state un Q
Harry J.. Cannon. who reyea ln utias
almost too numerous to mention. ne-
ing postmaster and mayor Ol Ashton,
a. well as several past eranls Boo snF-
eral lodges and "a leading merchant -
are the three trustees y y. doe
icnty is sitting past grand. d. II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
VAN rAssELs LARGE PLACE.

There's "a reason" Is what a wise
man would say n taken suddenly with
in the immense mercantile establish
ment Of Van Tassel Bros, limited This
concern has grown like Ashton itself.
It's inception was small, but rs f0unda-
ton broad and secure. Today 10 oc-
cupies "a leading ana envlablo position
among the general merchandise places
Of Fremont county. It's stock COM
prises complete lines Of dry goods. sro-
cories. notions and fancy goods, nd
AN inspection OF rs store viii readily
answer tho question. why does the
crowd 10 20 Van TaaHois2" u has re-
Gently adopted the trade mark, YAM
tabro" and while II a not expected that
these letters could be used as brand,
there is no reason why tho name should
not bocomo as universal household
word as tho abbroylation for Uncle
sam itself
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
HELPED 10 BUILD ASHTON

one OF the interests that has assist
ca In the material growth aud welfare
OF the magic city Of Ashton o. the 81,
Anthony Building a Manufacturing
company Under the able management
OF brigham r.. Kicks as business has
grown until doubled neYoaal uulea
Without supply depot such as this
concern affords successful building OPP
erationR would be- out of the question.
ID has furnished material for many Of
the largo structures IA this portion or
tbs country ana rs goods have always
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
CANAL WoRK FINIsHED.

I Yellowstone Park line from the
forest reserve which lies 10 the east
Of Ashton
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-09-18

two years. She is apparently in good
health, and her many friends were glad
to see her out.
Mr.. Chapman Dohoney and wife, of
Mckinney, Texas, are visiting their
many friends in Adair county. Mr..
Dohoney reports that former Adair
county people who reside in Collin
county, Texas, are getting along nicely.
Misses Effie and Ina Dohoney, of Cane
Valley, who have good positions IN Brad
louisville, KY, are home on short Wis
it. Their sister, Miss Ella, is teaching
school in Bradfordsyille, and the young
ladies' are all well pleased.
Mr.. ]. j. Hunter and family left here
Friday morning for Quanah, Texas,
stopping few days at Bradfoedsvllle.
Mr.. Hunter was born and reared in
Adair county and for quite number OF
wears he has been selling goods at
Gradyville. He is an enterprising gen.
tleman and has host of friend who re-
gret that he decided to remove with his
excellent family to Texas.
Mr.. J. D. Walker and son, Doc left
for Louisville, Tuesday morning to at
tend the State Fair.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-09-18
Mr. A. A. Huddleston is here.

Mr.. A. A. HuddlestOn is here.
Miss Dimple Conover is sick with
fever.
Mr.. A. A. Miller and wife are on a
visit to Richmond, Va.
Mr.. John Lee Walker is suffering
with a severe boil on his right hand.
Mr.. w. T. Mcfarland, who has been
sick for several weeks, remains about
the same.
Mrs. Jennie Mcfarland. of Rowena,
is visiting her son, Mr.. w. 7. McFar-
land and family.
Mr.. Basil Chapman orders his paper
sent to Jacksonville, and we presume
he is located in that city.
Messrs James Morrison and Mr..
Andrew Mock Lisletown, visited the
family of Mr.. John Morrison last
Sunday.
Mr.. w. H. Wilson and wife, this
place and Mr.. j. w. Irvine and wife,
Greensboro, left here Sunday for the
State fair.
Misses Louise Callison, Mamie Sub
lett, Susie K. Page and Mary Feese,
Cane Valley, visited Mrs. Brack Massie
a few days ago.
Judge H. C. Baker and daughters,
Misses Sallie and Mamie, returned from
jamestown Exposition and Washington,
d. c., Wednesday evening.
Mr. Hugh Mitchell, who is confined
to his room, is getting along nicely flor
a person of his age-86 years. His mind
is active and he talks entertainingly.
Mrs. Mona Dohoney and daughter,
Miss Ina, of CaneValley, were in Colum
bia Thursday, and paid the. News office
a call, leaving a subscription with US.
Messrs. Albin Murray and Jerome
Hurt left this Tuesday Morning for
Elida, New Mexico, after avisit of four
or five weeks. Mr.. Murray will stop
for a short stay in Missouri.
Miss Bess Rowe left home Monday
morning for Nashville and Atlanta
Georgia, Via of Glasgow, KY. The
latter place she will spend a week
visiting Miss Kate Depp.
Mr.. Sam Lewis left Monday after
noon for Buffalo, N. Y. and other
Eastern markets with lot of ginseng
for said markets. He will also have
cultivated seng which he hopes to dis
pose of at good prices.
Mrs. w. F. Hancock, one of Column
bias milliners, returned from the
Louisville market Saturday night.
She was accompanied by Miss Lenora
Carlisle, the young lady who was with
her last season.
Mrs. Anna Strange was out driving
with her daughter. Mrs Roilin Hurt,
last Friday afternoon. Her presence
upon the square was the first time in
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-09-18
PERSONAL

Mr.. Allen Walker is in Louisville.
Miss Bette Young has returned from
Louisville.
Mr., A. B. Gowdy is Visiting friends
in Columbia.
Mr.. w. P. Nunnally called on our drug
men last week.
Mr.. R. K. Young has been quite sick
for several days.
Mr.. H. E. Harmon was here from
Dunnville Monday.
Miss Lorena Pile is spending week
or two in Louisville,
Mr.. F. Shaw, Nashville, was here
the first of the week.
Misses Clyde and Laura Hereford are
visiting in Burksvlle.
Mrs. Walker Bryant visited the News
office last Wednesday.
MIR. ]. A. Willis has been on the sick
list for the past ten days.
Mrs. w. 7. Price returned to the
Louisville market Saturday.
Mrs. P. C. McCaffree was seriously
i'll few days of last week.
Mr.. Read Caldwell, Burdick was in
town the first day of court.
Mr.. A. H. Marshall made his regular
trip to Columbia last Friday.
Mr.. Henry Coleman, Lebanon, was
here few days of last week.
Mrs. E. w. Coakley is a guest of
Mrs. Ellen Holiday this week.
Mrs. S. D. Barbee and daughter, Miss
Winnie, are visiting in Louisville.
Mr.. j. C. Pelly and wife Pellyton, is
visiting the family of Mr.. E. l.. Feese
Messrs. Clay r. Coleman and T. H.
Num-, Edmonton, were here few days
ago.
Misses, w. C. Order and John B.
Wheat, Russell county, were met Mon
day.
Mr.. l.. G. Dohoney and wife visited in
Charlottesville last Saturday and Sun
day.
Messrs. Ed n. Caldwell and j. H. Bry-
ant, Glasgow, were here few days last
week.
Mr.. Luther Williams, Montpelier,
left for the Louisville market last
Friday.
DR.. H. B. Simpson and Mr.. G. w.
Dillon and R. p Breeding were here
Monday.
Ed. Z. Williams is in Cave City,
assisting Ed. ]. @ Montgomry in a
meeting.
Miss Clara Austin, of Noblesville,
Ind, is visiting Mrs. E. B. Cheatham,
near Bliss.
Miss Minnie Kemp entered upon her
duties as teacher at Greensburg High
School Monday morning.
Master Edgar Reed is taking in the
sights, down to and including bump to
bump, in Louisville this week.
Miss Lille Judd, who is finishing her
education at Georgetown, eft for Ruck-
er Hall last Thursday morning.
Mr.. r H. Durham and mother, who
have been visiting in Taylor and Har
din counties, returned home last week.
Mr.. VIM Irvine, Camp Knox, has just
returned from jamestown Exposition.
Washington D, c., and other interesting
points t&<S
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1907-09-18
PEACOCKS FOR SALE

| will sell either or all the stock below mentioned:
old stallion KING PEACOCK 10 hands high TWO
STYLE He sired by Jordan Peacock
dam by Lexington This horse will please
something and whose increasing with
age
Peacock dam, Lexington mare She is 10
hands high sucking, horse colt good as the
best rapidly growing into value this is
your chance.
J.E. FOSTER, Greensburg, KY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23

rufile" style Of grille who would
ogle and Jolly his customers while
she operated on their finger tips
10 give them the semblance Of
deceecy.
Apparently, no straightlacod
toilor made goes with this tonsorial
connisscur with vaudeville ideas Of
the requirements 10 tho business
woman
4 am a woman manicurlat MY.
self but ! do not agree that when
IA woman enters business. when she
Is willing 10 work honestly for her
own support. that she forfeita the
right 10 the consideration Weich
has been accorded her sex since
Adam first assumed the supremacy
81 man
IN ia Just such employers ~ sbe
barber In question who make the
path OF the working girl anything
but pleasant II n man Is looking
for ruffics insteas Of good service
II his mind runs on soulful eyee
and Ailkcn ruaties Instead 81 bust
ness he iniects that element into
his relations with the working wo
men OF the wOiid which creates the
conditions which are forcing the
working woman back into depend.
ency on the within and support Of
man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23
WOMAN MANICURIST OBJECTS TO THU
FLUFFY RUFFLE" STYLE

Fluffy ruffles In business appar.
emily do not meet with the ap.
proyal Of All the business women OF
Seattle Tho refusal OF the pro.
pfiotw OF the Hotel Butler 10 give
employment 10 Il woman manleufiat
whom he had Induced 20 come from
Sacramento, Cal. on the ground
that she waH not Of the type 20
charm the masculine patrons Of tho
place has drawn forth indignan,
condemnation from another won
an manicuriHt VINO, for business
reasons, requests that her name be
not used Her letter IL as follows.
Editor Star:
y read IN your issue OF last night
that the proprietor OF certain
swell barber shop has been plotting
20 turn 10 mercantile ends tho
charm which IL supposed to en-.
yelop the more beautiful Of my sex
In plain words. this dilettante doc
orator Of the masculine sex, this
trimmer Of masculine Rtubble has
refused 10 give employment 10 a
woman manicnrlAt. whom be IN.
ducod 10 come 90 Seattle, on the
ground that she was not the kind 10
draw and hold trade IN his eatab
lahment
According 90 your paper. he ex
planned that he desired the fluffy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23

"Tho fluffy ruffes glsl -.
place IN the business world ~ 10
ia that kind. let her flau,, ne
fluffy ruffles In the faces !, neg
hiring mssculinity from tbs 20
lights Let her dlapenae 81 'oot
putod charms AZ ten. twenty -, =
per thrill. Let ha trade me- aa'alJ
alluremeotg which are suunosas 'ae
abide Ia her sex with an. .
abandon that must enter ~ ls
man who makes merehsnd,s. 70
her womanhood. but let Il ~ Y
there. Awp
pray excuse us. the great =.
OF working women we who 49,
10 support ourselves and ths ~, w
nifty OF wOmanhood. from W
called upon 10 dispense our ehss
as "a business bonus 70 bols s -
Jobs s oH
~ hope that Miss Well wtu
ample damages for the loss sb. -
incurred on account Of the Go.
barber who wishes 10 employ y.
a feminine manlcurlst. but 4 fs,s -
Inc deooy 'sihla
Thank God. we do ma :.
ppssesa me fluffy rnffles cbarse
leI ana charms What would Il.
race come 10 II we dld2
"A MANIcURIsTs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23
PORTLAND STEAMER CATCHES FIRE
AND BLOWS up PERISH

cellent klndllnE and within five
minutes after the explosion the ga.
pefairuciuro ~ the doomed boat
was engulfrd Va a twisting sheet Of
fire
50 swiftly did the fire work that
the firehoai Geo II Williams was
not able 10 croaa the Willamette
lEpm ita dock In time % take any
eispH 10 save tho Teal
MrA Jackson had taken passage
a. Stevenson. wash Last night and
81 gone 10 sleep In her statefoom.
BE- WaH never seen after the cKpiu.
H1u Collins ~ supposed to have
hssn injured ia the initial oxplo.
1ton Both charred and dlsmem.
Dared bodies were fouud several
hours after the fire had been pat
out
The steamer nrcohMAicr Nas
yinn NEXT 20 the Teal and suffered
some slight damage b. tho fire be-
fore she was able % cast off and
kes out into the stream
The property loss q about $50.
600.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-23
BEATS WIFE HE
MARRIED TWICE

was learned that the divorce de-
cree had not been obtained until
some time aftcrward aud on Sep.
tember % OF this year Mr.. aud
Mrs. Pace we're married again
The couple have been living AZ
Sixth av and Union St. and last
uight the man undertook to beat
up his wife. strewing her clothing
about the rooms and tearing up
her pictures A hurry call was
sent 20 the police station. and Pa
tFolmen Humphrey and French
went 90 investigate.
Pace had skipped and Il was not
until later. when he returned home
aRain and compelled his wife 20
flee 10 friends for protection that
the policemen managed 10 place
him under arrest