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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-12-26

Bottom Globe-We regret TO learn
that Pjornstierne Bjornson was con-
fine to his bed on his 18th birthday
with bjrojnchjitis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-12-26
STo EE -.
z - The Kind You Haze AlH2fS Beaff
9, IaNZAlc<<9z
Loves Fortunate Biindneas.

A mans Stiffness may border on
the ragged edge of 1unacy, but you
can't make the woman he is in love
with believe it.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-12-26
NEWSPAPER WAITS.

Jones-"What are you going to give
your wife for a Christmas present?
Brown" she hasn't told me yet. -
Judge.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-12-26

pop" YES my son" us a thous-
and feet of gas much?" 1T all de
ponds, my boy, whether man Is
burning it or paying for it!'-Yonkers
Statesman
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-12-26

Some people" remarked the de
moralizer. never seem to be around
when wanted" Well rejoined the
moralizer, 'ft is better to be absent
when wanted than to be present when
you are not wanted
Did you complain to the grocer
that he hadn't sold us pure olive oil?,
Yes, and he made me ashamed OF
myself for speaking" What did he
say?" "He reminded me that to the
pure all things are pure. cleveland
Leader.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-12-26

keep your head in the clouds and
your ear to the ground" declared the
theorizer, "and you'll never go amiss. =
"No, | s'pose not, responded the
practical politician. Il wish ! was
built SOS to be able to.'-Louisville
COurier-Journal.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-12-26

Sorry | took the horse said the
captive, "but let's compromise this
thing. If there's going to be any
hanging done, let me do it" You
mean suicfde?" asked the leader Of
the lynchfng party. mo. Suppose
you just permit me to hang my head
with shame and let it go at that. -
Philadelphia Press.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-30
School Report Room No. ,

of the forty eight pupils enrolled
with us this year, thirty seven aic en-
Titled To apportionmcnt
Glen Turner aud Leah Mendelowltx
have been nearly perfect in attendance
the entire year, Glen only havins one
tardy mark, while Leah WIS absent
only one halliday
May Raven, Irene Raven, Myrtle
Mohn, Glen Turner, Bertha Easmlls
and Donald Paul received promotion
cards for the siNth grade Oor at
these, however, was gwen un contli-
tOn.
The highest AVERAGES for the year
Mere. Eva Schlaneem. oil Inc seventh
grade, nj; lone Martin ami l'olncl
Rredbcrg, of the siNtl rrldr. ., and
~ respectively: Donald Paul. rt Ila'
Fifth grade, 81;
We have had ten Visitors dnline our
school year They wclc: Nh Covcn-
try, Mrs. " u. Martin, Mis-. 4. \.
Patterson. Mrs. Over, Mrs. "a. w.
Lynn, Mrs. a. W. Sims. Miss Wilkl-
son, Miss Sandidgc Miss Harvey, and
the Rev. JONES'
The following were promoted from
the sixth grade To the seventh: VIII
McCulley, MargIet Toissll, Harry Fat
tcrson, George Rowerdink, lone Mar
TIN, Leah Mendclonilz, Cpfliell Bred
berg, Theodore Lane and Ethel Sec
ley With three exceptions, all were
promoted without u condition.
The Promotions from the seventh
grade u the eighth Wele. Gplacslcsc
RraddOck. Fluy CLAYTON Isabel Tough.
Laura Pctlie, Eva Sehlangen. Ran
dolph Wcscott. Orlo Ble,lbcrg, Jalne>
Patterson, George Smith. Mabel Coon,
Henry Sims, and ineent Siipi II ~
o1 the above Mere promoted On eInti3-
tlOtl
With many tlIlnh> To olli ret1Iels
and tn the edition, oil ne l.luten pa
peIs Tor their kindly interest in our
ellOrt,, we bid you one and I'll faro
we'll Ton "A short VACATION,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-30
The kuntz Case.

Attorney Armstrong has been very
busy man OF late. He has been max
Ing an effort for the pardon OF hi.
client, Vincenz kuntz. who was sen.
fenced to the penitentiary for six
years on the charge of numbering his
neighbor, Walter A. Steele. Mr.. Arm
strong made IA drive all over the coun.
ty to visit the various jurors who found
kuntz guilty. He also went To NapO-
leon to secure the signature of Bert
McElroy, who was also Il member of the
party.
IL seems that Mrs Steele, who was
not put ON the witness stand by either
side during the trial, would have tcsti
fled and has also since stated To tho
attorneys for the prosecution that
when herIlusband came into the house
before jumping OH his horse and pursu
ing kuntz to the latters house the
pursuit being something like mile
he took from Il drawer q s.lf-cocking
revolver, which he held in his hand as
le rode away. With this evidence
Mr. a., who defended the aged German
AT the trial, began work for his par.
don. At the last meeting of the par
don board he presented a petition con
tanning about three hundred names OF
citizens Of Emmons county, asking
the pardon of the prisoner But, Is
tile names Of some of the jurymeI
were absent from the petition, IL
| was turned down by the board. Mr.
a. has now secured the Recommended
ton OF Mr.. Harrington. who was
state s attorney and aided in the pros
ecltion OF kuntZ, AS we'll as that OF
the then assistant attorney general
the Hon. II. N. Stevens, who was alse
connected with the prosecution.
Judge Winchester has also recon
mended the pardon, as we'll as the
present states attorney, George w.
Lynn. Mr.. Armstrong has secured
every one OF the twelve jurors who
tri ed the case tOa petition for pardon
. +. Jones, now of Cambria, Wis.
being the last one secured. Not onl,
this, but +. W. Boettcher, who owned
the ranch Of which Mr. Steele wa.
foreman. has written "A strong lettel
recommending the pardon, stating
that, while he was at the time OF the
trial strongly in favor of the punisi,
ment that was meted out to the pris
! oner, investigation by himself since
that time has convinced him thai
kuntz should Ike pardoned. This
4 makes remarkably strong case to
take before the pardon board at IT.
meeting, the I'd Of June next ever,
prosecuting officer, every juryman ant
the Judge being favorable, and Mr.
I'oettcher, the deceased mans near
friend, indorsing the effort To secur,
the prisoners liberty. Steele va,
killed Aug II, l9O5,and kuntz was sen
fenced Oct. III, 1905. and will have
served about twenty months OF In
term by the date OF the board meeting
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-30
N TOWN AND OUT.
rTry some of Turner's ice cream.

rTw some of Turner's ice cream.
Or. Hogue made a trip to Bismarck
Monday.
en- Stennett was down from Glen
ce, Monday.
1ohu Stiles was up from Winona
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Fred Pfatf was on the sick list
several days last week.
~ Oil Stoves for sale at -. 20.
Haak & Son, Hull, N. ID.
J,e Clark, the Dale nld-timer, WAS
visitor in Linton Monday.
Banker Christ. Vorlander, Of Eure-
Ia was Ia Linton Friday.
u-We are selling meal tickets at
G5lfor twenty-One meals. Hotel Kill
mer.
0Rand dance at the opera.house,
Thursday evening, May 10th. Every
body invited.
ga carload of barb-wire and nails
just received at W0lfer's store. Call
md get prices.
Mrs Jacob Hanser and her sister,
Miss Jane Stewart we're up from Wi
mona Tuesday to do some shopping.
Tie Rev. Reed, of Standing Rock
isservation, returned Tuesday from
hkthp to Huron and Pierre, S. D.
Nj. and Mrs. Gerrit Haak came up
from Hull, Monday, to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Rowerdink, and fam.
ily.
GThe First Bank of Linton, Lin
nn, n. d.. has real-estate money to
loan On good farm lands, three to five
yeaH.
UThe rooms at the Hotel kilmer
ave recently been newly calcimined,
generally renovated, and placed In
nHt-class condition.
The wife and FOUR ear-old son Can
a'ew Edwin of Oscar Melbye. clerk
% the ". E. Petrie store, arrived last
Thursday from Menomiaee, Wis.
Senator Voss, one of the pioneer at
@neys Of Mandan, died last Monday
% lnat city. He was 81 years old, and
ucame resident Of Mandan ia 1882.
ADAM Mitzel, of the Bazaar elevator,
noa'ldlng dwelling-house opposite
.Nd Pfaff's residence, ON Ninth
.leet' in the southeastern part Of
town. =
MIS- 9. W. Burge received a tele.
. =. from Iowa, Monday, that hel
a.'sff' residing there was seriously
eovery.
lyman Clayton and Frank Streeter
.slu1ned Tuesday from Aberdeen,
. .uefe they have been attending
.'ool' to spend the summer vacation
athome. S'o'
DIS. bismarck Tribune: The Hazeltou
.~puullcan is trying to pick . quarrel
h.s a '',e Linton Record. Most paper,
; ;a'' plenty Of trouble without look.
,. .ll.le Miss Leah Mendelowitz en-.
'',asa her young friends last Sat,
Ths , .. allh a party at her home
ye,, sallolen report that they had q
Of l ws, Misses Anna and Amelia Baker
:. n .s Nebraska, are out on = yisi,
t.m s,'s'' brother, Chas. Baker. and
Ths ,,s Of the Brofy neiehborhod
loid.,s' schools y! closed Friday for IN,
have ss .'s.. The teachers all seem t
i, - s ns general satisfac tion-thal
hum,s ea' general satisfaction NJ An,
liy,n au oelng who teaches school for
peten, ten, nu1a Spear, the popular, com
psi,n ,' ", Industrious younellady com
Rr,n's 1 Who was for a While With TN
Adyne u and more recently with tn tn
residence a.e ~, nastakenupl,e her permanent
miles ss" ne.. on herhomestead, about MIN
~. northeast Of Linton.
n. .,s wife and two children Of NJ
Dacs.. ,tan, who is employed at Il,
Linton , Lumber company's yards /,
sls. '"' r arrived Saturday from Minn :,
buiIajo., a NY, will keep house In tn
directly north az the wo,re
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-30
Teachers. Examination.

The next regular examination for
teachers certificates will tie held in
the court house on Friday and Satur-
day, May ~ and June l, 1907.
Work will commence at 9 a. IN.
Necessary material furnished.
JESSIE B. SANDIDGE,
County Supt.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-30
Room No. 3.
School closed FRIDAY.

School closed FRIDAY
Mrs. kpwcrdink visited our Room
last week.
Walter Wilimaycr Lester s,,tlan-
gen won the most head mark Ia ,psfl
ing.
Number q pupils el'oIel aiuins
the year 'l'hird efaflr II. fourth
grade. Is. l'ota, "
only eleven pupils aeie latIS dur
ing the entire year aasl Tom 81 tina
number were illdy but one
The daily attcne.uice als excellent.
Had not 81 many pupils entered S''llpet
late IN the Scar, 1t w9al,l have been
better
School closed With IN indoor pcllic
Rooms :; aud at lunch lo..llet. ana
they We're lplIl, weil-i,ellaNd ellNd
OF boys and gilils.
Two pupils wcrc present cNl las
in The year Albert BfesI5t. MO
come, two miles and MAJ Mc'
ley. Mabe ssas neither a1seiN nor
iafdy
Pupil, ranked 4, folla~, in tile
years work Iarti ',riiie Main
Molln. inst Ab.r -iliri, ,eee5a:
Walter Witlmayei. third, l'agi'h
Grade Edna MoAsi hr,i Lester
Schlanget second: Emerson Martin,
third
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-30
Gard Of Thanks.

The family Of the late Mrs. a. c..
WAGNER desire to express their heart
felt thanks To the kind friends and
neighbors who SO continuously and
patiently aided us. not only with com
forting sympathy, but 10y personal at
tention, during the long sickness and
after the death Of our wife, mother
and grandmother
a. e. WAGNER,
CHILDREN
AND GRANUCull.pGEN.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-30
Fourth Of July,

There will lie = meeting in Britts'
barber-shop Saturday evening, at $
O'Clock, to make preliminary arrange
ments for the proper celebration of
the Fourth of July in Linton.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-30

will come and go as the years pass on.
But she will not bc forgotten, and to
strangers her tomb will Ike shown as
that of one who In life was devoted
wife, loving mother and a true friend.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-30
Paintl Yes! Paint!

III YOU have a house. barn, shed,
1, nee. wagon. buggy, implement,
chair, floor. door, plaster wall. porch,
railing. or in fact anything THAT needs
paint, wc have the quantity and quail
ity. Linton Bazaar.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-30

and small villages, it isquite feather
in the Flaherty Pharmacy cap to get
one of the prizes to come Lintonward.
MIR. and Mrs. r. q. Rocks returned
last evening from Bismarck where
they had spent two days. Mr.. Rocks
having been up on business while his
wife took in the sights, it being her
first visit to the capital city.
~ The Hotel kilmer is centrally
located in the business section of Lin
ton. Commercial travellers will find
it "A handy place at which to stop.
DIR. Wolverton was called Monday
I" attend John Kelsch, living about
seven miles north Of Dakem. Monday,
about noon, while Mr.. kelsch was
hauling stone from some breaking,
using y team and stone boat therefor,
the team tried to run away. The
driver held to the lines The team
abruptly overturning the stone-boat
upon Mr. lSelsch. One OF the horses,
becoming entangled in the harness,
fell on the boat and load of stone, all
Of the weight OF boat, load and horse
being upon MIR. kelsch. He was un-
conscious for some time. The doctor
says there is probably slight fracture
OF the skull. Mr.. kelsch's body and
head were badly bruised.
~ III you want to borrow money
on your farm. the Linton State Bank
will lend it to you
There is considerable interest in
Linton just now as to just what auth
GRITTY isgiven by the recent legislative
enactments regarding the seizure Of
beer and so forth consigned to private
parties, presumably for private use.
One day last week twelve cases of beer
arrived at the Linton depot, coming
by the Milwaukee train from South
Dakota. BY direction OF the state s
attorney, deputy sheriff seized seven
cases of the beer, the other cases being
overlooked by the deputy. Six of the
cases were taken from the depot and
the seventh from a private house
where il had been delivered. The
seven cases taken were consigned to
three different parties three cases to
one, three cases to another, and one
to another. Three of the cases were
given to the owner on his making at
tidavit that the beer was intended for
medical purposes Three cases remain
i'm the hands OF the deputy sheriff, and
one case was replevined. The latter,
it is claimed, was SHY ten bottles
when it was delivered to the cOnsta BILE
under the writ Of replevin. Much in
terest attaches to the case from the
fact That the advocates of prohibition
have heretofore claimed that the pro-
hibition laws OF this state are directed
against the saloon and not against the
individual. The seizure was made UNI
der the unusual quantity" provision
of one Of the laws of the last session.
The case was tried before Justice
WAGNER, yesterday forenoon, the own
ers OF the beer being summoned to
show cause why the stuff should not
be destroyed. The decision was in
| favor of defendant, Deputy Sheriff
Kyes. for the recovery OF the goods or
the value and his costs The court
holding that replevin could not be
| maintained.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-30

gy'Alfrcd Peats' Prize Wall Paper,
> cents to 81 per double roll. Remem-
Der, this price Is for double roll, not
single roll. See A. f. Lucas. the Wall
Paper Man.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-30
Estrayed -Moolley Bull.

Left my place about the fourth of
this month May, a moolley bull; two
yenrs old: no brand a reward will be
paid for Information leading to his re-
covery HENRY BoRYs,
smy3o Dale, y. ID.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1907-05-30
1. straycd Horses.

l-el nS premises the Old Capt.
llonsian place mites southwest o
Linton AplA leo, one lleh, bay
lMeNcarold pony mare. white face
and white hind eRs- One dark gray
NsElin4 nlare Nlaite stripe IN face:
Cue bllek nnfe white stripe in face.
ole Black ytailius Station; one front
and one lnnd lre wIjte. one black
yeArlins stallion, with crippled hind
LEGS. Nl>IEN~ VI NisE, Linton, n. ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
DIDN'T KNOW He
WAS TREASURER

The Kaufman Cummings method
Of obtaining members and money
for their fraternai organizations
seems 10 have been 10 induce men
Of respeetabiiiiY and position In the
community. both in business and
among the professions. 10 allow the
use Of their names to be the bait
With which the gulllble and unsus-
pectluE ores we're brought into
their net
The board Of officers Of the
knights q the Forest" contains
the name % @. s Fenwick as grand
knight treasurer Mr.. Fenwick.
Nho Is an old resident Of Seattle
and an ompioye 81 the county treas.
urer's office. has been an active
member of a number % fraiernal
organizations for . long time In
reply 10 a question from a reporter
Is % his connection with either
Cummings or Kaufman. be stated
that he barely knew Kaufman and
that ne had only known Cummings
since April. 1906. The first knoWl.
edge be had Of being treasurer 81
the concern was when told ~ Il
By tho reporter He said that Cum.
minEs some time last September
showed a set Of rituals Of the
knights OF the Forest and asked
him to Join the order He told him
that tho Industrial Accident and
Health Association had become
consolidated with the new order
Mr. FenWick never heard anything
further u the order until he read
yesterdays edition Of the Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
RAISE IN PAY
RECOMMENDED

Tho committee ON ciyii Heryiqp
and salaries held meeting laN
nighl for the purpose Of regulating
tho salaries OF city employees. =
schedule was arranged for aomr q
the departments, bat the commH
Zee adjourned until next fridat
evening ga complete the work.
Mayor Moore was invited Ia ne
present al the next meeting. a. tie
committee desires 10 take up tie
salaries OF the fire department
The board recommended thar
the following salaries be raised
Of the chief 81 police 50 per
month. Of police captains g. pei
month. OF the oity field engineer
fsb per month. and OF the super
intendeut Of fire alarms $40 pot
month"; The bookkoepera IN he
city trenAurur'e aud eomptroiler't
offices were recommended for an
increase OF $40 per month. md In
spectora Ia the health department.
s. per mouth. The board also faF'
urod an Increase IA the pay 81 city
labofera from fe26 90 $3.50 per day,
and an increase OF 40 per cent for
linemen IN the electrical depart.
meut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
LICENSED TO WED

Marriage licenses have been Is
sued today an follows
nagleY l.undatedt James A. bag
Icy, Ballard. aud Bette Lundstedt.
Ballard.
Roger. Bccher- Shirley Roger. Is.
Pontiac. Wash. aud Margaret Beck
er. ~. Seattle
I.undy iliethmen=J w Lunday.
q. Carbonate, aud Lempi Hieih-
meu. 81. Carbonate
WaiimaM Ruetraln - Herman
syaiimaki. e. carbonado, aud
Horafia nentrala. 10. Carbonate.
RiaFaf-kinaeY 49, Lawrence W,
singer. q. sodro.W oolley, and
Edith klnaey. 20. Stirling
naaford.Hiekson- Vim. baaford.
-. city. and Bella Iiinkson. y,
South Seattle.
Gilmore ttarnh-Lealle w. Gil
more. Is. Seattle. aud Pearl /.
Harsh. "a. nelilnghnm.
Bockman. Farrell - Herbert A
nackman. AnaeorieH. and Allie G
FARRELL. Ballard.
seheii Iananerand 49, Walter p
seheli. ~. Seattle. and Gertrude Dc
tanaaorand. ~. Seattle.
Tfeaafi Robluutt Martin Trecstt,
-. south Park. aud Eva Roblnett
10. Georgetown.
upiinxof.Isatimer-c A. upiing
or. -. Seattle. and Mary q. Lati
muf. -. Seattle.
nulman fiowiund Charles Dol
man. ~. Tacoma. and Nellie How
land. II. Seattle.
Kinxabury Hopkins - Frank ID
kinFabuFy. -. Portage. and Bessls
Hopkins. "a. Portage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
BETTER LAWS
ARE WANTED

Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
fe1rgs Nanderveer this morning
wrote 10 Gov Mead recommending
that radical notifications be made
IL TIE text of certain obsolete Grim
faAi statistics nov upon the books
Of Washington. he recommended
tka appointment u a commission
By the governor 90 inquire tnto the
matter. and WiiI attempt to secure
legislation AZ tho coming meeting
q the state lawmakers.
Mr. Vandwryesf recommends the
amendment II The statute defining
the embarrassment of partnership
funds q be made constitutional.
He asks fhaf that action for the
rrotertioa ~ builders ha amended.
sad Tat certain faulty EaIua laws.
BOZ difficult II Interpretation. be
slmpiiiisd and made practicable
He asks. further. that she statute
esfnlnx the overdrsft q haak ac-
eognta b. clearly and accurately
So fasfh
TIE prosecutor calls attention 70
ths present anaatisfacfofy law Do
flniag ana providing for the punish
msnt q adultery.
Emphatic attention 10 the large
percentage q crime duo to NOR.
phlne and other dope habits IL
demanded. and states that there
should ~ a statute prohibiting the
sale Of this and allen polaous with-
out the accommodation Il a ply
asc!an.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
DIDN'T KNOW he
PLEADED GUILTY

Attorney W. A. Hoiahelmer q
this cltY has succeeded in securing
a dismissal of the sentence Of %
years IN the state penitcntiary re.
Gently imposed BY IudEu frater ui
The superior court upon Mike Mai
iaucei, an Italian labotwF. who
pleaded guilty to a charge ~ man.
daughter Judge FrateF aithdrev
Tie sentence GA The request of the
prosecuting attorney and tho dc
fandant sill b retfiod and gisen
an opportunity Of changing hla
plea to mot guilty"
Mattearci. it IL said. dld not
know whai be saa saying shen h.
pleaded guilty. belng q foreigner.
and oniy repeated what be- had
been told 20 repeat. thlnkiuE be
Nouid escape with a hEht ann.
lence.
n il expected an early date viii
Be ast Cor his trial Judge Ffaisr.
AZ the time he imposed sentence
on the man. held that drastic moas
arrn must be takrn 30 prohibit nssn
from getting drunk end drawing
guns and impsfilihK the lives q
lmunen NJ cltisena
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
OVERLAND TRAINS
HELD UP

snow storms. wrecks ana land
slides on the Northern paeifir ans
Great Northern lines he's hsid up
al overland trains a wreck on the
Northern Pacific near AFKo last
night held up ali local trains Dor
many hours. A. % s'claek the only
Northern Pacific train 10 arrive in
Seattle came m from North BEND
Thia - a local train.
The Great Northern fast mail
ard the Oriental limited trains. due
from 81 Paul yesterday. have rot
arrived. snd aDthinE - known as %
when thsy will reach Seattle. All
~ yesterdays Northern Pacific
overland trains are due % arrive
today. according % statamsnta Of
officials
The Gfeat Northern ia using ro-
taries In front Of all Of It's trains
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
TOLD LII:
is FINED

FaFo Meyer. a blacksmith, Twins
IN "A shack ON the aandanlt waa
sentenced % 40 days on the chain
Eans and ordered 70 pay fine Of
tioa by Judge Gordon thia morning
for telling = lia
Meyer was accused OF having
stolen a suit case. containing yari.
Gus articles. from friend In the
NaNafia cafe. When questioned,
he denied taking it aud claimed hs
knew nothing about tho theft
When asked by Judge Gordon
what be did with the papers In the
suit case. Meyer replied. 7 burned
them
Judge Gordon then refreshed his
memory as 20 his previous state
mont. and imposed the fun penalty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-05
IGNORED HIM

Divorce VAS once more kluH to-
day up al thu county court house.
Judge Griffin sat Ia Judgment be-
fore the scores ~ men and women
who crowded his court room. aud
default DEGREES were handed down
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