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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-22
RICHMOND CROWDS CENTERV|LLE OUT OF
FIRST PLACE IN WOMAN TEACHERS RACE
How the Vote Stands


WOMAN TEACHER,
Miss Elizabeth Sands. Starr school .a1es
Miss Fannie silver
MISS MISS Nav May Lsnb ' eeensfork
Daisy petty, So
Mss MISS Run sonooey s sss sevss.opo % seho :. " a.
miss miss Rosa ns p ] shsnk cDIs5rs0n pIs n00 00 school 81
Miss Franklin Township school 2s
Miss Blanche Kerr erssesfork
MAN TEACHER.
Joseph NJ siehtsr ST. Andrews
" 'sr f. 4ans ss' st Joh"s Lutheran
ervns e, sss Sruns0n' emy Sa,u sehoo, " - - ss5s
smeIser, Arlington school 41e
II. Heronmus, Garfield school. 1e1 1e1
B. ". Kelly City
A. NJ Tsehean wlamsburs school =. =. =. 80 ......
c. G. Hyde East eemsnte~n sehoo1 =. "
I s1 Revno'ds os n"a eeensforK ss"sS school " " " 4s
Joseph a apoae H. sess whiSs asxsaeurs seseo
Elmer oIdaker centervi'e school 20
Albert o. Andrews. 49,.
WOMAN CLERK.
MISS Emma Johnson miiner Niasrs $500
MISS MISS ann, anna Tn sr.on % sde, Dent st, SOL SOL
Anna
MAN CLERK.
asy Har,rd e11 4nom.s s01 Emsns Tailoring so
ss" s" Iehtspfs . p noehr e. kiute " " -. " " . - - 49, 49, ss4
u!an Lamm, MASSACHUSETTS, 1s1
Rudolph RUDOLF % H. Gar sd' scott d or " " s
Cigar
Torbees Prices II
cnas nas eays ereenhoff parers grocery m - " " - - " " "
chas. Hoton Gaar Scott Coz.
WOMAN SHOP EMPL LoYE.
Hodkn .aters Overall Factory Cambridge
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-22
Complaint to Commission.

Continued on Page Two.)
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-06-08
Ora and Julia Hill are in town

Ora and Julia Hill are in town
today.
Butterick Patterns at T.unahurg
and Dalton's.
Harry Clendenen was among
our visitors the first of the week,
f.. N. Nelson and family and
Bob Reed and wife have gone to
the c. ID. Brandon place in the
mountains to fish and recreate.
Before huying a sewing machine
or piano YOU should see q w
Clevenger. He is a home man aud
able 10 make YOU better prices. he
sides is responsible.
Parties owing A. X. Richard
son for lumber are requested to
settle up as soon as possible.
These accounts are Of long stand
ing and should be given attention
at once.
The time has come. if you wish
to sell. for you 10 list your property
Do so AZ once and get IN the swim
by listing with
Smith & Sweek.
Real Estate Dealers.
+. ]. Williamson was up from
his ranch in the southern part of
the county the first part of the
week attending TO some business
affairs. He reports everything
lovely and serene in his neigh
borhood.
The carpenter work on the
Overland Hotel has been COM
pleted. Landlord Cole has just
installed a gasoline lighting plant
in the building as another inn
provement.
j. A. Robertson was in the city
a few days this week. He had
Just returned from the railroad
where he and his vaquerOS had
been delivering cattle for the
VIM. Hanley Co.
That pair of halters and collar
taken from the White Front Barn
had better be returned or the
matter will be laid before the
grand jury. The person guilty
of taking them is known.
Mrs. A. X. Richardson and
daughter Viola are visiting in
Harney this week. Mrs. Rich
ardson expects to leave soon for
Idaho and Utah for an extended
visit with relatives and friends. /
During the lth of July cele-
brations. Carl Won Welker. will
stage a series of Comedys and
Dramas. There will be the latest
songs and monologoues for speci-
alities. Dance after each show.
Date. July /. 2, 3. 8, 6 and 7th.
All home talent. D
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-06-08

Dave Craddock was down from
Silvies Wednesday.
Fred otley and little son spent
a few days in our city this week.
Combined Planet Jr. handseed-
ers and cultivators at Schwartz's.
DR.. w. G. Brown, Dentist Ofic
in the new stone building north Of
the Post Office.
Receiver Gowan is home from
a trip to Portland and other out
side points.
You can buy a Jones chain
mower and rake for $50 at c. II.
Voegtly's.
H. f. FELTON, has purchased the
A. B. Minaker residence proper
ty and took possession Thursday.
w. d. Capps, one Of the pros
porous ranchers Of Van was a
business visitor to this city We'd
nesday.
J. C. Turney, locator and SUR
veyor. Lands bought and sold.
All kinds Of land scrip. Business
chances.
Chas. Wilson wants the fellow
who borrowed his adjustable S
wrench to return it, Some other
man may want to borrow il.
Miss josephine Locher took her
departure for Portland last Mon
day where she goes 10 visit
friends for an indefinite time.
County Clerk Mothershead took
his departure yesterday morning
for Portland where he goes 10
attend the Masonic grand lodge.
Mrs. S. f. Drinkwater and
daughter Ula left Thursday for
Eugene where there is 20 be n
reunion of Mrs. Drinkwater's
family.
Mrs Ralph Byram was a guest
at the home of DIR. and Mrs.
Marsden a few days this week. !
returning 10 her Bear Valley
home Thursday.
Every bodyl Come and register
in our Free Registration Book, so
that your friends can find you.
SMITH q SwEEK's.
Real Estate Office
Carl Welker and wife came in
on Thursdays Prineville stage.
They had been absent in Port
land and other places since early |
April. They are now at the home |
Of Mrs. X. j. Winters.
James Donegan arrived home !
Tuesday accompanied by his sis
ter. Miss Josephine. Jimmie has
been taking a whirl on the out
side visiting Portland southern
Oregon and California points.
Miss Donegan will visit here for
sometime.
Mrs. S. +. Drinkwater will be
back by July with a complete
new line OF millinery. Mrs. +.
L. Bramlett will have the key TO
the store during her absence and
any one desiring 10 purchase
goods can find Mrs. Bramlett
just across the street from the
store.
Mrs. |. II. Holland and daugh- /
ter Gladys, Miss Ella Crowley, /
Rev. A. B. Minaker, wife and I
little son made up a party that
left for Ontario Wednesday by /
private conveyance. Mrs. Hol- /
land goes TO visit relatives and |
the Minaker's are enroute TO
Portland where they will remain I
temporarily until Rev. Minaker
finds a permanent location.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-06-08

DR.. Burrow has a new card in
\ this issue.
Allen Jones was in the city
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Scott Catterson was a visitor
in the city a few days this week.
Archie MCGOWAN left for Port
land Thursday morning on busl-
ness.
Every lady calling at the City
Drug Store will be given free a
package Of Blo Talcum Powder.
J. w. Buchanan and wife are
in from their Rock creek home.
Joe looks like he had wintered
well.
Cortes Elliott went over to Cow
creek yesterday to look after his
farm and renew acquaintance
with his wife.
am selling out my Jones chain
mowers and rakes $S5 while
they lasts. Get one now c. II.
Voegtly.
Uncle George Duncan was in
TO see US the other day and said
he had jvst returned from a visit
TO relatives at Narrows.
Elmer McMannus has returned
from a visit TO his mother in
Bear Valley and resumed his pos
ition at the Welcome Pharmacy.
w. Y. King will be ready ~
deliver fresh alfalfa hay in Burns
the last week in this month.
Only a limited amount so you
better see him at once.
Remember the Deering mower
and rake. Light running mower
with durability combined is the
money maker and horse saver for
its owner.
N. Brown q Sons. Agents.
lfyou plan, hut one fruit tree
have IL the best--tbe best !. none
too good. You can procure the best
fur THE altitude from Adam George.
Hi- company takes all responsible
~ aud will replace. All trees war
ranted true TO name.
Miss Ruby Burrow arrived
home Wednesday. She had
spent the winter with relatives
in Roseburg where she attended
school. The band serenaded the
young lady Thursday evening as
a welcome 10 her return and re-
join them in their practice and
concerts.
N. Brown a. Sons are making
preparations 10 move the build
ing now occupied by the Windsor
Bar back on 10 the adjoining lots
in the rear and will at once begin
the erection Of a stone building
on the site vacated. The Times
Herald understands the building
will be but one story at present,
but a two-story foundation will
be laid so the upper walls may
be added at any time.
The first National Bank Of
Burns has been notified by State
Treasurer Steel that the institu-
ton had been designated a state
depository 10 receive funds OF
the state and pay them out upon
the order or check Of the state
treasurer. This is in accordance
with a law passed by the last
Legislature giving the authority
10 the treasurer 20 designate
banks in which to make deposits.
II speaks well for the standing
Of the local institution 10 be thus
recognized and the further fact
that il has been made a u. s. |
within the past year
is another distinction that is a
source of pride TO home people. |
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-06-08
Garden seed of all kinds at C. ~,

Garden seed Of all kinds at C. n
Voegtly's.
Albert Johnson was over from
Silver creek Tuesday.
Onion sets at voegtly's. IS cents
per pound while they last.
Miss Grace Calkins arrived on
Tuesdays stage from Baker City
to Join her mother here.
For Homestead Locations see
NJ. FITZGERALD the pioneer Land
Locator of Harney County.
A. ]. johnson of Corvallis will
arrive here this afternoon. He
is one of the stockholders of the
First National Bank Of this city.
Postmaster Welcome has been
notified of a raise in his salary.
He now receives $1400 a year.
This speaks well for our growing
little city.
If you don't own a Studebaker
Wagon you don't own the wagon
that is superior in every way to
other makes.
N. Brown & Sons. Agents.
J. +. Sizemore, brother to
George who was here last March,
returned this week accompanied
by Frank Jones. Both gentle
men may invest here.
For SALE One team. bay
mare weighing $50 lbs and brown
weighing 1850 lbs. Guar
anteed to be true. Each 10 years
old $40 for team. Call on j. w.
Ross, Burns.
Mesdames Reed g. Johnson will
receive q new consignment Of
millinary including hats,
gloves, etc, before the 4th.
Watch for announcements in
these columns.
J. w. Biggs left for Canyon
City this morning where he goes
to visit his little daughter Helen
for a few days. Mrs Marsden
and George accompanied him. be-
ing EN- route 10 Portland and
California points.
j. A. Maddux and w. II. Fitc-
hett We're in from their land hold
ings near Windy Point Monday.
They report crops in their neigh
borhood doing very well. but in
need Of rain. Since that time
the rains have come.
DIR. Marsden assisted by DIR.
Geary, operated on Miss Lelah
Egli last Tuesday for appended
It's. II was a very serious opera
ton and an aggravated case, but
successful and Miss Egli
is doing very well.
Misses Myrtle Mcintyre and
Bertha Lew, both neices Of Frank
S. Miller of this place, arrived
here Tuesday from Baker City.
The young ladies are here to Wis
il relatives and incidentally may
take advantage of their land
rights. The Times-Herald has
also been given a tip that it would
be handy TO have a couple of nice
young men to work these farms
of course Frank had nothing TO
do with this latter suggestion.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-06-08
IS Senator Fulton and Con-
man Ellis Are Coming.

<ank Davey is in receipt
\ from Senator Fulton
|ht he and Congressman
arrive in Burns tomor-
be-. June 9. The Sena-
bot state how long he
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-06-08

NJ. Clevenger's fine line
Loggan and Frank Davis
b. from Harvey Tuesday.
an Chocolates in packages
pure. City Drug Store.
mon the little son of
Mrs. j. l.. Gault is quite
chain mowers and rakes
i hey last at c. H. Voeg-
Eggleston and H. d.
ne business visitors yes
u. combination hand
md cultivators at
ent John ID. DAILY of the
Bank of Burns is
here this evening.
'Inlburt Linens and Bonds,
he'd envelopes. Station
yitations-all latest and
City Drug Store.
!. Nv. Gowan and daugh-
nctte, have gone to Pen
, visit Mrs. w. c. Nc
tD buy 800 acres Of raw
y improved sage brush
ust be well located.
c. T.. LINTHACuM,
Burns, Oregon.
usmus was in the city
ID see c. c. Lundy about
some Road Land. He
4 In getting a very de-
sce.
,o fellows that want To
|cker Jack horses. will
"a with u Cracker Jack
ID start you right for sib
NJ privilege free Of charge
MM STEWART.
n these prices: Boiling
and &c: chuck roasts,
der Sc: chuck steak, 8
K: rump piece. 4c; pork
Bring money and take
meat. Young's Meat
~ Grocery.
Egli was here during
in search Of horses
wished TO purchase and
NJ horse market is very
bis time and many buy
b this section. Horse
getting big prices for
n as n consequence.
oaquin Miller. the cele-
ft, will visit the scenes
N life at John Day on
b interested parties will
natter up and likely ex-
an invitation 10 be in
July 6. AS our cele-
xtends over that date it
the people of Harney
chance TO see him.
Miller was the first
ldge of this territory
was a part of Grant
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-06-08
peal News.

PUBLIC MEN TOMORROW.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1907-06-08

Clevenger's fine line
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-03
PETTlB0NE JURY BOX
NEARLY FILLED

nOisE, Ida. Doc 8 with only
four more places In abe jury to be
.iillcd before exercising OF peremp.
tory challenges heRins. The exam.
nation of talvsmvn IA che rottihonp
ease was resumed this morning
petuhono IL Htill showing very
plainly The effects 81 hia recent lll.
ness lie does not occupy "A scat
at the table Ol the counsel for
the defense. but remains. his wife
always by his side. IN tho space
just inside the rail of the bar lie
seldom oonfera with hla attorneys
and 81 Ia no SENSE cunductlng his
case us ana Haywood President
Chas Meyer oi the Western Fedora.
tinn. ia an active as any OF the
defonHc attorneys. sitting ia the
midst ~ them and taking part ia
IAN conferences Mra Meyer iH also
Ia constant attendant. and display
keen interest In the proceedings
So far The attorneys for the state
ana the defense have hoen on
friendly terms. but n 10 believed
that the bitter feeling known to
exist will crop cut when the tak.
ins Of testimony heeina.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-03
comMlssARY ROOM AT .. 5. NAVY COOKING SCHOOL
JACK TAR PoTAro-PEg LING SQUAD AT WORK

pork with the gind scored. ABRAMS
ing g 50 thar the .up ahail be- even
psth she top ai ere beams 81 the
pork "a tert well s8iied 90 partial
~ ran. vrFy Htile < will BE- re-
aalrea Put Ga some mustard
Before the school was established
fhe 4eop boys af TIE training sta
tiou complained chat ne beans
were all dried ap or elise hnfned
40 bot under the ucw order their
complaints have glSsn place io
paena uf joy
IN additiOn to cooking there ls
Instruction in che ara 81 creating
bread douahuats fuiis and biscuits
A student becomea in iuFn a Wrik
er Kitchen hard. assistant cooa
and eoes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-03

antIe star Exclusive sesvlee.)
NEWPORT. r. T. nec. s-
sss sam has craitliy planned 60
ass assertions and generally ia-
sase ne efficiency az the navy hy
alAasa.ng q cooking school az
, laval training station ia This
"a ADMIRAL Bob Evans sug.
mad the thing when be found
f cuniplaiuts regarding food
M sell sounded
III Eoyisinns purchased for ihe
my arr ct the best and ihe nffi,
~ hgnfe that with good cooking
b sen wlli BE- made happy
itked beans Is the fayoEife
silsasg icod In the navy "a this
slNa q IS served on AZ least three
nRaiags every week
fs d the official united sia.es
Nganent receipt for preparing
: rsat American dish
lAsf the beans have soaked over
a. ay SLICES of salt pork on the
eda Of the bean pot and GA these
81 Qai0as Then POUR M 1hu
zss PIT II a large pieces y salf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-03
LET WALL STREET SQUlRM--TRE FARM
BREAKS ALL RECORDS FOR PROSPERITY
tssalus 500 EseIu.Ivs ssfvIee.l

(Seattlc star Exclusive ScfVlcel
WASHINGTON. u. e.. Nov g.
Great la the American farm
Aladdlnu lamp wash a circum'
stance to Us wonderful productive
ness
Wall at may cringo and aqnlrm
nnder the pressure of financial De.
mand. but the farmer can Wt back
and laugh. serenely comfortable. in.
otiiahlY safe
Schemes 90 hieh finance may tot
ter and fall. stocks may drop Ca
the lowest lowell Ike plummet
but the country must be fod The
farmer has the proyender
His la independence freedom
comfort Rack 10 the farm
The annual report of Secretary
Of Agriculture Wilson shows that
All records for farm wealth pro.
duetlon in the United States were
broken IN 1897 The total value o.
farm productions ~as ef,ai2.oo0. 600.
10 per cent greater than IN 1905.
which had Far exceeded any former
showing,
This iH more than ia times aH
much aa tho estimated gold pruduc.
zion % the entire world for This
ycar'
in many crops the production fell
below the figures 81 preceding
years but almost invariably the
value exceeded an former records
This year the farmer VIII have
more money 10 spend. more Go ln.
vest than be has ever had before
out ~ hia years work The flnan.
cial furry viii nog affect him
Here are The values % some ~
the fruits % bis toll
Rye $4,000 eco
Hops. $4,000 200.
Rice. SIS 500 900
Oats. $500 n0o 600
Wheat $3.50. 600 GOO
Harley $4,000 GOO
Tobacco. SCI 600 600
Cotton sg9600 900
huckwheat. ft0.o00 900.
Flax aeed. SO 600 GOO
Potatoes. &taa. 900 coo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-03

By The shouts ~ " Z Charlton.
beau and Charles Ienks bfakemen
on top ~ the boa ears. ard lumpad
across iba track just be- tiwe 60 bn
eauEht ~ the 0u.euniug engine
q J. Cutler the cusinecr. did
GOT tce him, but received signal
% stop and brought his engine Co z
siahdnilll w.ihiB 81 own hnFth
George Cole. young lad. saw
Goodman attempt 60 eaten hold 81
The lrun bar on the enAine. bat BE-
misHsd his bold end paa drased
beneath the wheels Accordlng 10
The testimony signals had ieeu
given By the ringing ~ the bell
and The shouts 20 the train Grow
bot they seemed 10 confuse the
victim rather than 10 Warn him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-03
WANTS A
NEW TRIAL

A motion Tor a new trial Was filed
today Ia the superior court hy
David Johnson. who WAS recently
awarded damages Ia the amount OF
g. 600 against Alox Allen and
others. as a result OF the former
being detained in the home 90 the
Aliens at the point of revolver.
while be- VAS relieved 0f $500 ln
cash Johnson asks ior q new suit
directed against Mary Allen, who
was excepted from the findings in
tho verdict returned by the jury
ln the first action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-03
CHILDREN
NEGLECTED

An extreme @Hc OF parental
neglect has come to light in the
arrest OF Mrs a Mccormick. a
woman who has been sought D..
the humane officers for two
months A complaint wins made
some time ago by Georgetown
resident to the effect That the won.
an WIS intoxicated an thc time and
that her children were III wasn't
Dirty and bodfnggied she was
dragecd into police headquarters
last night on the charge of having
stolen 500 from tho trunk 0f "a
lodRer IN the Portland house nt
lnlefhnN
The three little children VIII b.
taken in charge by the Washington
Chlldren'a Home society
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-03
JURY REPORTS DEATH WAS
DUE TO ACCIDENT

verdict uf unavoidable acct
dent NaH the result uf thr rufnnef
Inquest held this morning on the
body % William Ooodmau. who
waH Killed b. Great Northern
freight engine az the foot ~ Nadi
tnu st. on Railroad as Friday
morning. Nov "a. after the oxnml.
nation n ~ Witnesses. inclsdlng
The snEine crcw and bvatauarra.
"a ho tsHilfied that ne sne % the
locomotive was from thrCe 20
seven miles an hour
AccordlnK 20 The STORY. az pieced
out D. the several witnesses. a
train ~ bon cars was proceeding
north. with . switch locomotive on
a parallel track and almost
abreast MF GoodmaA waa 4arnod
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-03
ARGUMENTS IN
M MlLLIN CASE

Final arguments iu the case Of
Ernest y Cowoll SIS John 3 Me
Milllu. and the toohe Harbor Lime
Go. occupied the entire day Ga the
federal court. y. g. Hughes and
Warren Ashley representing the
plaintiff and Kerr aud McCord APP
pearing for the defendant The
suit Involves more than halt O
million dollars. and 81 an attempt
on tho part of Coweli tu have stock
ln the company owned hy McMillin
and other parties declared stock
of the corporation ln which be- can
share McMlllin. it ls alleged by
Cowell. obtained the stock by mis-.
using funds of the corporation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-03
To GUST BANK
RECEIVER

PORTLAND. Dec Custer PRO-.
ceodlngs wero heard BIZ 1udge Wol
vcrtun. % the federal cont. this
morning 10 drposC George n nm
from the recelyership Of the de-
funct Title Guarantee and Trust
company and install a receiver
more ia harmony with the desires
OF the allied petitioners who repre-
sent The state. the American Surety
company and the dep0slt0rs nsso.
Citations a sensation was created
when Attorney Simon. representing
tho bank, voluntarily made the dec
laration thRi the banks officials
had accomplished "a most fcprc
henalble deed and Que that was HE.
gal when they turned over to the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-03
MUST TRY SUITS
FOR DAMAGES

Damage Huita aEsrcEaung $780,
600 filed against the county as a
result ~ the collapse OF the wharf
az stones Landing last June. Ia
which n number uf people lnai thglf
lives. will have to ho tried Ia the
superior court on their moFita
ludEo Gillian this moruing over.
ruled demurrer luteruoaed hy
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Prig
more. representing ihe county
The county demHfFea ou the
grounds that the dock Ia qncstlon
was NOT a part ~ the county road
and that insofar as ita cDnHtFuc.
ton aud maintenance AAa coucefu.
ed the county was only actlne in
q public capacity and had no author.
lty except that given by the state
and United States governments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-03
ORDER ARRESTS

SAN FRANCISCO. Dee. g.
Bench warrants for the arrest nf
NAMES Coffruth Willis nr; and
Eddie Graney the Indicted mem.
bors Of the prize fight trust and
for George Dufioy. ex supervisor.
indicted for accepting bribeg. were
issued az 2 o'clock this afternoon
and placed 90 the aher.lrs hands
with orders 10 serve them forth.
With.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-03
TWO WIVES ASK COURT FOR PROPERTY

The remarkable scene Of com
moalaw siio and a wifs Who woui
through the formallty OF obtaining
a marriage license. one divorced
and the other now asking Tor a a.,
yorre and both fighting Tor tho
estate 81 the husband. O. being vii
messed today In two suits which are
beinR argued hegurr judge Frathr
ia the superior court
The defendant in the action a.
Andrew uucklcy. whose matdmun.
ial tangleH promise 70 dirsipate the
property which he had laid up Tor
old axe
ln 1877 philomenc Buckley and
Audrcw Buckley we're married in
Detroit separating five weeks
after their marriage Buckley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-03
TRANSCRIPT FILED.

The fluffy uffies" case made
ita first appearance In the superior
court yesterday. whom attorneys on
hchalt of J Ed Shrewsbury filed a
transcript ~ testimony from the
hearing IN Justice Cafrolra court.
ln which dda Won was awarded
damages against the well known
barber on showing a breach OF
contract Shrewsbury has appealed
FROM the lower courta deciHion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-12-03

came west and Ia October. 1855.
be- and the woman who is nuN Mre.
MARI Buckley we're united by an
oral marriage agreement in 81
Paul
Buckley and his new wife came
10 Seattle and went 10 Alaska. ac.
quirinE valuable property in this
city The first Mrs Buckley oh.
talmcd divorce Sc Chicago "a
luly ne. 1897 and learning of hof
husband whereabouts came here
and started n suit Cor a community
division 0f HuCkicYH propertf
Then TIE second Mrs Buckley
instituted a suit for separation aud
also asked for half Of the nropeffs.
Roth suits we're placed on tho sal
endar 20 be- heard by Judge rrator
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