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Evening journal., 1907-02-26
PUBLIC SALES.


PUBLIC SALE.
VIII be sold at No. Si5 orange stroct on
FRIDAY MARCH I, nt o'clock q. m.,
ihouechnld goods. such as parlor and
chamber furniture, beds. bedding auie.'
chairs. rockers. sdchoard, lounge wnat-
not wardrobe hat rack, carp %, stoves
dishes ana sundry other articles Nol on
exhibition till day OF sale.
f8-s.w.t w. A. HUKILt. Auc.
PUBLIC SALE.
A public sale Of all personal property oi
the undersigned win positively pe held.
rain or shine on
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IS 1907.
AZ 10 o'clock. noon on the McLaushun
Farm One n. De- west of Newark. Del, on
the Telegraph Road tho following SIX
horses and colts including two mares very
suitable for city driving. especially doctor s
use. Also homc-ruiscd COWS and helers
one bull sow and pigs chickens and
coops farming implements OF am kinds.
several sets of harness. carriage and
stable fixtures. Dairy household and
kitchen furniture. Terms made known a'
sale g. H. ELLISON.
Danici Thompson clerk. fg5-2t
PUBLIC SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Tho undersigned win offer at public sale
on THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2s iel7. al
II o'clock a. M, in MN Creek hundred
near Easthurn's Lime Quarrles. persona
property consisting OF household goods
dairy dxturcs and farming implements
head OF horses and colts. 80 head O.
cattle 60 hoes. ducks and chickens.
owing TO the great amount OF property
to be sold the sale win begin promptly a
] II o'clock
| Tcrms-Au sums under 500 cash. Fo
all sums Of SEQ or over a credit of Mint
months will be given, by the purchase
giving "a bankable note with an approved
1 i4s7SsEsS,' i47sEs,' rtist5v wnrrnnAv.
Evening journal., 1907-02-26
FoR SALE.
WALL DECORATORS.

PAPER HANGING from $3.50 a rCom
up az T. ROSIN. 40 w. Second street
Work guaranteed.
Evening journal., 1907-02-26
MoRIoAeE eaokERs

MONEY no LOAN on desirable iirst
rnortrares ON city properties in amounts
10 suit. HAWKINS - CO. 112 Market 81.
Evening journal., 1907-02-26
s5e PEAu pE MEssALINE, sae
SIPS DOUBLE WIDTH" SILK
WOLFE, CSC

A sheer material. with a coarse
mesh. All colors and white and black
Regularly $l.25-price, per O2r
yard ............-....... ~
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RACES YESTERDAY


First race. three eixhfhs Of a
mile --Fsravoaere. ia tciart1. even,
won. PaFasol. liz. second Brook
Leaf. iif. third. Time. 81 IS.
Second race. iissurffy- Mabel H0i.
lander. f0a fwsIliamsi. 70 !. won
PaIadlni. Ice. second. Blanche &
i07, third Time. lis IL.
Third race. thrcequaFfcrs Of a
mlle--shadY Lad. 100 &C.. Milieri,
Z 70 4. wou. Princess Wheeler. f0s.
second. Yellowstone. liz. third
Time. 1877 Is
F0urth Face. enc mile and fifty
yRrda--Ntns Spot. 100 lHunterl
> TO :. won. Alma Boy. iot. seeond /.
Lone Wolf. fos. third Time.
1850 as
Fifth race. thrcequarteFs o. a
Mistys Pride. 100 &C. VII.
iamal. s 70 I. won. BlaEw. %. sec,
ond: Instructor. los. third. Time,
l.i7 Is.
Sixth race. one mile nbfic. 100
SANDY. 70 2. won. The Borgian.
l0s. second: I4ogiEteila, 100. third
Time. isff IS
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nv FRED ). hewitt.

&Saattlo star special 2efNtNesi
sAN FRANCISCO, Jan. H.
Would um squires. the Australian
heavyweight champion. have a
chance In y battle with Jas ). def
fltess
That h the question that II heinz
asked on an sides and e ia always
followed. In this country, Win the
query, "Who IL this g,iy, sauirea
anyway
sauires o. a pusliistie accident
% O. riNc years aBo he was
braeny mincr la the eeal fields OF
His country
ono nlrht q usVrlins show stop
sa4 al wallis End. near Newcastle,
New south Wales u was Dreaded
hy an alleged nugilislie wonder
Who challenged any man IN the
house g. put GA the Stoves With
him None were wilkins. and the
fighters eye dropped upen TIE els
miner
who is that hiE dub over there ,
a he afraid tc 50 "a iiitln
That's Miner nm squirea lie
Is no fighter came The feplfs
Then the rug commenced 70
taunt the hie fellow.
Squirca sot angry and decided g.
pul on the Stoves although ne did
not know the frat rudimeuia ~ the
game,
ID was curtains Ter the prefes.
nianai inside II two rounds
sauires vas hailed a. wonder
They coaxed him into the game.
lu five years he has met and 10
fested Ausiralia's best none %
them lasting more than seven
rounds
Among his victims are none
known 90 fame "a this country save
poos Dan Creedeu. tie vas more
than = has. been when be hooked
up with SquHes. ana went Down Tor
me count inside of minute.
sauircs hast victim was Peter
FyinR. whom be feught last Noyem-
her On Melhgurnc cup day
The hattie Waa a huFffa1ur.
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Third race. eleven saixteantha ~ ]
msis~-I n LaaEhrsv, "a tpKessnni
z 20 /. won. stAaauver. los. sec
ond. lord - the Heath. IL. third
Tine. loo IA
Fourth race. ons fniie-fAne 81
Life. 100 Gfisusaeiii. s 70 s. won
Col fifunstan. los. second. Wood
thorpe. 100. third Time. isS -
Fffth race. eleven sixteaatha ~ I
mile -Commoa sue. - tPraafnnl
3 to l. won Avaiou. los. SECOND
Black Eyes, 100. thifd. Time
lsf0 l.2
sixth race. BROOKS course ~
Angcleno. i0T ttlagrsal. 8 to 8. Wnu
Reservation. lei. second. Diul
D0nE II. 10. taird. Time. %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-15
RAwkEYES MEET


Notwithstanding the weather and
tbs difficulties uf tfmxei = seodix
alsed and enthusiastic audience Of
Ha4knYea Vas present AZ the fcxu'
lar meeting hpti IS thu Alaska club
fonsna Saturday evening % Freelsa
The ruroxt Ut ) special camfaHfes
appointed "a draft IsgisFa % ~
maiirA "a the nnofuhefA of tha Iowa
legislature and the saanafaatDfvfs
anA n~mapa pe9s % khu hsatc. set
ting forth the advantages nf bassaE
hnlltinN erected en- tho grounds
II the AtAakM Nuknn.isAnlfis axpnai
ton. II whIeh - eshIhtk IoHa aFssi.
uefN ard manufactures -
n J. the purpose Of Sc Nsancfn.
taun % hela . haaanes y sA4 nesr
futuss and 20 hnss HuHnlnent
speakers address me .saaAAatiun
aaaesinKs frusa time o. N4e A
Erecting ~llI b. held m@sts Aatnr
dAs ~euntnR III thu einh FaumfA and
matters uf special laseFnat 70 The
iahlea ELL be brought up tuf cot.
nl4lefatiun. All fuuaas. whether
members eg me-. are Socially in.
x1knd 90 attnnd -
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R,sh, and Lsa ',Oosa-

Amer mastering the straight
right and left leads. next take up
the hook. Fhis biow Is used with
seey disastrous effect On noners
and can b. thoroughly practieed
on the punching bad stand
with he feet about IA inchas apart
and advance ths left tosyt about sin
inches ahead of the right. that il
when leading with the left When
using the right. the position Il vice
versa. Start the blow On a hne
With the hlp. II asing The eft fist.
use the right foot "a a pivot and
turn your bosiy sharply 10 the Flght
Ia order To xut tho weight ~ the
body behind tho blow In USING the
right arm. use the lefi foot as the
pivot. The arm should Dc bent m
Delivering this blow let the hAx
rebound before repeating this sal.
Iop. whether left or right
Alternating Hooks.
stand with the feet about Is
Inches apart and on line with
each other First book with the
left arm. at the same time rising
on the too OF the left foot. A the
bag rebounds smash u with the
right arm. at the same time rising
on the toe Of the right foot
left ard hight cross.Arrn Blows
step forward wtth left foot AnG
hlt bag a bRek.handed hiow with
left fist Hst the bag with your
right hand AZ Il rebounds Then
step forward with right foot and
atrfke bali bacg-handed blow with
right fist and hit IL wlih left hand
J as II fabounda. This movement
brings the arms. BODY and feet into
play and teaches yoa TO keep your
eyes ON she bag and 20 Judge dis.
tance4
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: WHIPPING POST DECREASES /
/: WIFE-BEATINC so PER CENT

tssassls Star Special s.pvles.l

fSeatffe atsF epo@tet 'sfFtee=f
PORTLAND. ere. Jan. IL SEM
atsr fsiamund siehri. the father u
the whipping post Law. In Oregon.
i printing his guns fof The bitter
ukht which Niil be q feature az tbs
legislative session usxt month. Tbs
bar association II Multaemah seans
y l. Al TIE back Ct a movement %
repeal the uhinrioasp law. and
Senator slfhsi. who dfew o.. IN.
tfaduesd and successfully rnEineeF-
ct tbs hard fisat which plAesd the
las On ofsEons statute hsaeH two
years $50. 10 preparing q battle
against lhe. repeal. tooth and nsil
Oregon 4 one af the faN states
providing for the official whipping
~ wife heattfn. aud tbs useNua taw
4 pefhArs fhs meet Conservative II
any. Ia drafting the maAHufH. SEM
atet siehei Intended q "a be more
# deterrent lufiueaer. nfnKafitins
brutal men from heating their
wives. lhan - eAeans e wfeaklus
punishment upoa the effetasta
That hia intentions WAS carried gut
In The actual NorktnE eat of the
shlppink pust law Il attealsd - tbs
statement q District Attasess JOAN
Manning II Muisnamah essuHtY. n
hift ofsnau.s largest city - at
uated Mr MaunEas deeiarea that
atFs beating has decreased fuiEk -
per cent since tbs passage af the
ahipniux pest las and thai. white
ths filming and even initkteaas asaf
- wtfe beAtsfn fps asfeeiaus hsa-
saiitfea Vas Formerly = matteF ~
aifuezt aailr occurrences. slneN fha
mhirrsuE post iasr has been n fierce
Il has hsen necessary n punfak
emily tNa men NJ taa peat
The Aiehxl Ian = - drafted that
tne runaltr u arr At fashsnN = ~
be administered putr IN the meat
deliberate ara brutal eases. sNe flne
~ term % itapFlaanunnt serving
a. penalty where N wif~ heater
ear shew that Ne nd been Afszrwas.a
70 the eFiHe - estseane aexrmvn-
ton. o. had either partial IsettfteA-
tom Ths criminal = fafth1f quart
"a from aalaat - unaae amffsFima
Ag sha nAsf ~ tAs fart fhaA three
different tribunals nsuas pass upaa
= eas. befefe fha affsasst 1Aa be
tenfenrsA
aenatar alehsi wtsl a Il the easts
lna ea4esUa 81 nAlsm nekf manmtb
armed with the mritfea fssElnaou.
ials u pesses Isa8xea asnstisT eeurs
judges ard dlntries attorneys. waffa.
" eaumahalaN fha las. ard Cos.
tleaxKn E Chamberlain. who was
feessfiv Quoted as heihx "a favaf -
tne repeal. has aaaaraa Senator
Siehsl that instead af faxu8tnx ire
repeal he wiil be enc - the laws
wost artaus defenders
senator AssheI whlle aetins ~
neiirs safnmaianiofssr. Witnessed TIE
abpNe of wanaHn IA TIE tower waika
- lifs. many bein2 fasupsif~a -
lead = life 81 shame Gaaeg the f1sfs
~ men whn had married thesu for
the revenue thsy could briak from
The ritN.H aiNnss aea thts determined
atm to 9svtsa some nneans II ef-
fsetive pFussation for thras unfnf.
tanate women In THE whipuiaK.
past lAW thls means hes been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-15
CATS BACK DYNAMITE.

Lodged n fan IN consequences ~
his chemical researches IN an At
tempt to produce q brand 81 Hrnoks
less powder. Joseph Norton who WAS
recently arrested on the suspicion
81 being a safe blower. yesterday
went to the sheftfrs office 20 secure
the sticks Of dynamite which had
caused the trouble. Norton = q sta
tiouary engineer. ana has beer sx
resimeutinE for some yeara BE
bought the dynamite AZ the Ceiman
doc Is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-15
rter DEPARTMENT HAS Run
ovrn SLIPPERY sTaGGTs

Fire at ". 4 Morley a Go. e
stsse. at rtfat az and SENECA 81.
called out the fire department tot
= hazardous run over the niippHff
streets early last night The fife.
Whleh vas Of unHnown ofiEln. a..
saltad Ia damage aEkfegatlns
81 beo Directly over Morley 4 Co 2
Ieweiry rtofe IL the seneca hotel
The guests al which did not know
Of The fire until the arrival ef the
department apparatus II was 81
first thought that the Model hlec'
trio Laundry company. whose plant
Is neat door 10 Morley 4 ca. had
bean considerably damaged. but In.
eeatlraliun this morning showed
that the laundry plant had escaped
entirely.
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FIVE LECTURES nv
EEv. n. IA. 6owEs

nsv. n u gaWsn wnl hskfa -
annual euhfas II iessafeA February
5 and rousinuiuw Toe four Tst~ainYn.
The iaefaHsA wiii - Asxen IN tha
TrtEitr Parish rhuHrb crYpt TIE
TIE Fsesasa dates saa aah1a#fs aFa
- fpal9ma 1uH.daY. February (.
'Hhaknspeafo'n hnaks Tuaafav.
February ~. ~Weu fslaae. pest
Painter Mystia.~ Tuesday. Psh =.
apeEtlns Hnska and uiettonarien Z
Tuesday. Fskrrsary = Hnfnma ara
1aliet Tuesday. MArnh 8. me
HesEa and ra4tfY % Ireland
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faelns hefe. and . hehuIIe. NJ"
dead
1t was along Ia 1000 that daek
nlcked up a boz named eafmaek.
uhaaa home was IA Patterson, \. J..
aud developed him into fuif Rider.
sehulgs saw the boy was a conner
aud wrote 10 Mack at - Louis that
he wonld like u set tafmsek 20
DO some exercialus laf him a Hot
Springs. Mack decided that Il
would be good thing fof the hoy.
and - ordered hin "a report
esehultt proceeded 70 csaok up a
lob Ga the unauapecllag Mack lie
wrote TO thu latter that the TAD had
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-15
WHO SQUIRES?

The men fought on the turf In 4
drlasimn rain II WAS rank 81
hihition Films went out IN three
rounds
rhe Australians 10 not elaim
saulfes o. be man ~ science
rhry DO declare that he Il a very
active man in the ring and possess
saf q terrific punch. lie l. 3
years old and strips at 40 peunda
sauires l. ihe Australian cham
MON. all riKht. but whether he has
ihs material ia him To heeena the
worlds champion DOES not ahnW
nn the surface 90 his battles Ia hia
horne country.
win saulrva have a chance With
fefffiesf
The Australians think 30. and
say we send you onr champion
ana ask the spefllnE fraternity to
give him the consideration that =
hla due. We gave yoa NouuE 0flffe,
ueo Dawson. Peter tagksssn and
hob Fitssluaniaus Afe We not jus.
titled ia asking that sauirea be cans
sldercd worthy opponent 81 yeuf
ehampians lie Il cur champion and
i entitled &C. meet yours
The Americas people want % be
shown, however rhsy think it
would be wise 60 see Saulfcs IN ae-
ton fret before giving him the
privilege u deing battle with the
greatest fighter the world has ever
seen
Why not match squirea AGAINST
sehreck. Hart burns or o'tiftsn.
aud then. Il he makes good. ElYe
him a chance against jeff
Ieffriea e not puKilisfte acct
dsnt. bat a developed fighter who
Jumped from ehseurity 10 fame
through hts eigvefpe5s as well a.
HE punching ability.
ar. Saaifes the eagiiistie acct
cent. Is hardly entitled 20 a battle
with him off the reel on bis arrival
IN this country.
The show me- boys q this cnuns
try want Ia know n hat theY are
areuaiua their good naney for
rheY % not want 90 bite on any
More pugtisttr tafieaqnss Ike The
1sffrles MunHaa fiasca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-15
THE MARKETS

Steamers ffum California. with
fun eafgaea % pefishable Eooda.
arrived ihla morning and before
night Western a. viii resume iis
former appearance In large
number Of The commission houses
small kns stoves we're kept burning
durinR the niahg % keep tbs feee
tables from freezing
The business 90 Western ~. has
picked up considerable since Yeafef
dak mnfnIna. As The cold weather
Il arixins the people to obtain more
substantial tugd
The price Of lettuce jumped from
81 IS 20 g. % per case during The
last lev daYe. on account II musi
II the lettuce ffeesinE hefofs lts
arrival ia seattle
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MISSIONARIES TO
MEET JAN. "a

The YOUNG Peoples Missionary
movement. which held the success
fui INSTRUMENTATION Missionary
Institute laat year. will hold an
other and a larger meeting 81 like
nature January al.ee OF THIS year
Three hundred delegated attended
lat year aud the committee "a
meets 10 have at least twice that
number this time A number OF
brilliant speakers will be heard aud
there wlil be an interesting mis-
sianaff exhibit The meetings VIII
h. held in tho plymouth ConEfeEa'
tlaaai church
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-15

First race. sIeven.slxteenfhs Of a
mils--Hlrtie. t07 tRiddlel. . to 2.
won; Giovanni Baierio. 100. second :.
Fro Pyr0. li2. third Time. IA "a.
Second race, seven.elghihs Of a
mile-st. Edgar. 1Q7 tKunzel. . 10
2, Won: Chas. L. Stone. i17. sec.
Ond; Happy Rice. ioi. third Time.
1.31 "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-15

the 0titN AtA
low remarked
the nlasaoin lid
at Emerysllle the
other day but
the Wafu turns
aonotimea a II q
the guy that has
alipls,i the bunk
O. his pal gets
his
The men |
have references
"a are Harry
Mack. the genial
hafaemsn new
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-15
LOST HINos AT THcAreR

Mrs Strickland. Of the Olympic
house. Western aFs and Virginia
st.. has notified the police Of the
loss Of two valuable rings on sun.
daY night. One OF them was set
With two diamonds. aud another
xifh pearls and rubies. The rings
ate thought 10 have been lost in
the Star theafar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-15

Do you want a book Of plans for
pretty homes7 Send your maine and
20 cents 10 Knapp 4 West. archI.
tscts. $50 Colman building. and you
win receive a beauty. ss-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-15

Good plumbing Is essential T.
health That IL The hind which
asso II. Woodhouse Go Ho&H Call
up Main pa. Ind ia Ia nnssef
atty st 80
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nvFaup ). HEWITT.

when one man outNita another
while poalnE a. his friend Il Il nrets
IA much Of 4 dose Of hard luck for
he afhar fals
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Don't throw away your old
clothes. Have them cleaned 70
lock like uaw at the rautorlum
can up Main f0fs. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-15

NatfeFa ManN fsaeaeN4s ssa4 BsaTy So
saaat kA4 taa a4a4 HsatesM W4sasssr
taa 3stH44 @1ase aesn xan s1*@8 FFmsAea
Sea- - 80 tasg sa-s mr~as a. go SO
sas Asa&a8 NsK xsn 80 etzNsN go tNe 10
II sns fesa 80 taAs ~ @asa ~ 80
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Fsssase4 a~mszA fsmQ4fs@A pss ht1 o. o
faSsa.a4 essnsn1 rslifAFNe.s f~f ~ "a
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a. A a. &sms A&m dn2n f4aehs Nsrs
81 &tA b y ire sFtsA 80 y tsts eass
estes AL go - ~. mast.t ala SO fsf4
fssaaA haAa azA4 sAAszsf. saA 81.
saalA fnes. tas
Asfs ara Fias
fapeY tsefaak@e res tA8sseg as wst
easa 80 q "A. ssneas$s es4 n IL
q - ssnssNeA. s&taa
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TALK ABOUT YOUR HARD LUCK

filled out aiarmmsiy aud weighed
about li2 pounds toa heavy for
good Jockey.
Mick went 10 Hot springs aud
had the hoy step on the scales
SURE enough. the beam tuat tipped
Al the IL mark
Mack WAS dlagusled Hehuils
said the boy was little nHe 90 hint
but AZ he liked tha I'D. hs would
purchase HaffY'a hapefA On him Tor
stee. Mack sold
It was all 4 caae Of the bunk
for aehnlls had loaded down Car
maehsa ahnea aud clothes With lead
scafmaek could do 20 pounds "a
A aiee4Y lie made Nalld al
money for Schultz uhe later anld
hia contract e. a French nohlsman
for 81 .nao. and last year ihla same
man paid eafnaek : retainer ol
$4,000 fer the aeaaaa.
yes. air. Maet got shla l.eely In
TINT deal. but sehulls #fatufp luck
waa considerably word
scarmaeh stole tho Esu - Mrs.
aehuils. and she IL nl& w4h him
living Ia luxury IN aeHht Eaauee.
Sehuits developed ut die
easn aud died shortly fIEsF - wife
handed him the iruzsl sniilS4 lie
Mas neartbfoken. luH bela1t she
lett him she not onlf faesEn him
over abruptly. hut gaE r. slssaion
u all his coin | gusasz set o. 50,
his for hauling the f1niaikaiaf
Muck = package
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-06
BURTON FREE MARCH22
The ex-United States Senator Will
Return to Abilene.

Abilene Kan, March 6.-Ex-Sena-
tor Joseph r. Burton of Kansas will
be released March % from the Iron
ton, No, jail where he is serving a
six months sentence for practicing
before the postoff1ce department as at
torney for an alleged get-rich-quick
company of St Louis. A letter re-
ceived here from the senator gave
the news. His six months term is
shortened thirty days for good be-
havior- Burton says he and his wife,
who has been living in Ironton since
last fall, will return directly to their
home at Abilene.
Ironton, Mo-, March 6.-Owing to
prison rules it was impossible to talk
to ex-senator J. Ralph Burton today
He has expressed himself often, how
ever on his plans in his conversations
with prison officials. Mr.. Burton said
recently that he would return to Abb
1ene and try to build up anew. He
feels keenly his mistakes of the past
and hts misfortune will be a lasting
lesson for him, but no one knows bet
ter than he that he can not restore his
fortunes by politics. Public Office and
political influence are no longer for
pursuit that he may decide to enter.
He gives the impression that all there
is left for him is an industrious pri-
waite life.
He still has friends who sympathize
with him, although they do not for
give him for the humiliation he has
put upon them by his foolish mistake,
but he knows there no longer is
Burton crowd in Kansas. That day
Is over.
Burton still says the newspapers
''picked on him." He denies that he
believed he was doing wrong when he
did the acts for which he was con-
victed.
Burton's term is made easier by the
presence of his wife. She brings him
his meals and looks after his comfort. !
He spends most of his time writing |
and reading.