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The Jasper news., 1907-08-22
Putnam { Lyons
Opera House Block.
Jasper. Mo.
Personal and Local.

Fly bnocker at Wolf Hdw. Co. 7-1sf
This is straw hat weather. Joyce has
EN- to sell. 3.21-tf
ID. w: Teeter bought Il piano of Put
nam e. Lyons this week.
Allkinds of repair work at Whitesels.
shop. 3-7-tf
q. F. i yons wasat Webb Monday at.
tending 10 business matters.
Dried peaches, prunes, and raisns at
Crandall Bros. 3-2l.tf
Miss Mabel Hefley of Carthage came
up to Jasper for a short visit yesterday.
Oranges, lemons, apples and ban.
anas at CrandalI Bros. 32l.tf
Season tickets to Knell Fair may be
had at the Bank of Jasper for S1.OO.
q. L. Whitesel applies rubber tires,
all brands.
The Jasper news., 1907-08-22

The remains of Mrs. VIM. Tablsr,
Who died at the home OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Butts. Aug. 15,
we're inferred in the city cemetery last
Saturday.
BUGGY For SALE--Good rup-about,
newly painted and in good condition.
Price only $1,000. BAYNE & Sen. S-22-2t
Get Thoroughbred Hat of Add
Joyce the Clother. 3-7-tf
Mr.. Bassett OF st Louis, one OF the
officials of the Kinloch Telephone Go. :,
and Ed A. Hooks, local manager Of the
company at Appleton City, were in the
city last Friday on company business. :
The Jasper news., 1907-08-22

w.
Omer Webb returned Tuesday night
a buying trip to Kansas City.
Butter and eggs taken in trade at
highest market price ut STATIONS. 3,H
IL. F. Pitts had business at Joplip
yesterday.
Fort Smith wagons At Wolf Hdw. Co.
7-18f
Yes Wolf took 10 the Joplin-Spring-
field ball game at Joplin Sunday. ~
Buggy free at Wolf Hdw. Co. 7.18f
s. M. Miller is building handsome,
two-story dwelling on his Dry Fork
farm.
WANrED-A man to clean off the Stat
ford cemetery. See L. Y. Byers.
Prof. A. G. Moon will arrive next
Monday to take charge OF the Jasper
schools.
Oil meal at sl:9O sack until stock is
gone, Wolf Hdw. Co. 7.18f
Andrew Gresham is critically i'll with
! typhoid fever at his home southwest OF
this city.
Conkey's poultry remedies at Wolf
Hdw.Co. 7-1Sf
Geo. Rex is back from weeks trip
to various points 10 Indian Territory
and Oklahoma,
You always get fresh and the best of
groceries ut Crandall Bros. 3 2l-tf
w. Il. Dearborn is home from six
weeks trip to Virginia, his old home,
and other eastern points,
Best ice cream and sodas in the city
at DR.. Schooler's. 5-3Of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hardaway came
up from Carthage Sunday to visit for
time with relatives.
Our fine ice cream sodas, cents.
Jasper Bakery. S.l5f
Bert Rhoades came 10 from Columbus,
Hans, the first of the week to visit j as
per friends.
Ice cream sodas 5 cents at Jasp,r
Bakery. 8-l5f
LosT-Sunday night, Aug. 1S, be-
tween Jasper and Base Line, coat.
Finder notify this office.
".
Call at bakery or address G. E. Camp
bell. 6-3Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Add Joyce returned
from st Louis yesterday, where Add
spent week in the clothing markets.
Too late in the season now to handle
keg krout but you can get the scanned
kraut 10c per can at Crandall Eros. 3-21f
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Chandler Wednesday morning, boy
of sterling fineness and customary
weight.
We serve the finest ice cream and
sodas in the city. Schroeder Drug Store.
8 30f
Ward & Moulton shipped 3 cars of
hogs and one Of cattle to market the
latter part of last week.
Buy you suit of Cracker Jack work |
clothes. Add Joyce, the clothier. 8 II
JJhn Ward resigned the office of city
marshal OF Jasper last Friday. His
place will be filled by the council as
soon as possible.
Handmade tin fruit cans of all sizes,
cheap at Bayne & Sons. Sit
j. N. Woods of Rogers, Ark, spent
several days with his son, DR.. W. ii.
Woods, of this city, returning home last
Saturday.
Buy your neclwear of Add Joyce,
The Clothier. 3-7-tf
G. E. Frost will shortly begin the err
rection CT a dwelling on the tract
Known as the dryden forty'' south
west of Jasper
Our new school books nave arrived.
full supply. II. r. Pitts. S-ISf
The Jasper news., 1907-08-22

The case Of the stat, VS.. G. IL. Ray
for assault was tried before Justice Dodd
in this city yesterday, resulting in a
$1,000 fine against the defendant.
See Pitts for School books. 8-l5f
Probably score of Jasperites heard
the Italian band at Lakeside Park Sun
day, and they report the treat well
worthy OF the trip.
School books at Pitts. 8.I5f
Get straw hat of Add Joyce, the
clothier. 3-21-tf
The Jasper news., 1907-08-22
Pay Your Subscription.

Some time ago the News sent out
statements to delinquent subscribers.
A few responded, but the majority have
given the matter no notice. These will
receive second statement this week,
TO which we hope they will give their
immediate attention as We are in need
Of the money. Thirty days after mail
ing these statements We shall discon.
tinue all subscriptions not paid to a
later date than Jan. l, 1905.
The Jasper news., 1907-08-22
Call and settle your
account on or before
Sept. 1st. S-15-f
r. L. Roberts q Son.
Coal Coal Coal.

/ still have at my bank, seven miles
north OF Jasper, several thousand BUSH
els OF good hard conl for sale at 10 cen Is
per bushel. HARRY BINGHAM 7.4-tf
For SALE-I have q few fine Dur oc
Jersey boar pigs for sale, about four
months old, eligable TO registry. II
you want something fine and cheap call
and see mo miles south and 9 miles
east Of Jasper. ToM BROCK, 8.8.4t
The Jasper news., 1907-08-22
ANNOUNCEMENT

Our big stock of Pianos,
Organs, and other musical
instruments has been una
voidably delayed in shipment
and we cannot give our big
Opening this week as we had
intended to do. Watch for
further announcements.
We've a big assortment of
SHEEP MUSIC to show you.
Jasper Music House.
Opera Block.
The Jasper news., 1907-08-22
MEET ME FACE To FACE SEPT. LIST.

We are going to need the money and
If you DOM dig up we are going to ask
for it face to face. Cash or note will
do. Your Humble Servants.
WEBB Bros. Nero. Go.
The Jasper news., 1907-08-22
YOURS FOR BARGAINS,

THIS MEANS YOU
Please come In and
settle your accounts by
cash or note. If you
don't come in we will
call and see you. Resp.
j. D.Harbur. S-22-f
The Jasper news., 1907-08-22
We expect a settle
ment in full on or be-
fore Sept: 1st. S-15f
r. E. Roberts g. Son.

Special prices on gal. of ice cream
and over, to socials and churches etc.
Jasper Bakery, 8-15i
Miss Lucreta Hill left Monday even.
ing to join Mrs. G. E. Campbell at St.
Louis, where they will study the fall
millinery styles for some dJys, Miss
Stella Covert is in charge at the millin-
cry store during their absence.
Notice.
On account of the ice famine we have
quite delivering ice; however, when we
have it to spare anyone can get it by
coming after it. CRANDALLBRos. SIS Ct
Edwin Putnam, who has spent the
past two weeks here with his son, r. j..
Putnam, left Tuesday eyeningfo Miller,
s. D., which will be his home hereafter.
On his way he will visit in st. Louis.
My Store Building for Sale,
in opera house block. Price, 81 600. co.
No trade wanted. CIV. SrRArroN. 8-Sf
Gard OF Thanks.
We wish to thank our friends for
their kindness during the sickness and
death of our wife and daughter.
w. s.. TARLER.
8. NJ. BUrTs AND FAMILY.
Drop 10 and try delicious ice cream
soda from our new fountain. 5-3Of
DR.. SCHROEDER.
Prices Seamless Palm Gloves.
10 calf, reindeer, and Cordovan horse
hide. Try them-you will be pleased.
At @. w. Stratton's. 8-8f
Private advices from Yount, Mo-, are
to the effect that Joseph Hahn, who
went with, his parents TO that place
from Jasper last spring, is in very poor
health. and may make change of To-
cation in the hope OF recovering his
former robust health.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-09-07

q. 3. IN three months the double wedding
occurred. 20; ..S =. < { :. .. shz. I5
n And here we have = arrived, dear
reader, at the end Of our Journey safe.
The train has stopped. sGEs$ y.I o.
= = =. "A. 4 '+ FRANK a. MYERS. /,
I Evansville, Ind. IA Upper Third
street, Is b II, I Es e1.
III. .s.s :, .z The End. s#s s.> ri; ss.
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CHA PIER, XIV
NOT IN "A HURRY.

There is no disputing about tastes,
is an old saying. Floss knew that
this applied as we'll to love matters
as to the table. She despised Finney.
and when size studied her heart she
was obliged to confess she loved Mel
still loved him Tor himself alone.
It came to the point when she could
endure I'll no longer. She must 80
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-09-07

me can aries of Germany excel ali
other can riesAs 40 sing Sa One has
snsre6oidsda III con tinsle q, Gin sle trill
FOR one ana one- quartSr min tssss with
80 changer IS note
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1907-09-07

Nj. Union Man: otify Your Cigar
Dealer that the Bell Phone 4 Unfair.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27
CARNEGIE SEES NO
CAUSE FOR ALARM
IrOnmaSter Back From Europe
Advises Investors to Hold On;
Approves of Roosevelt Poll
cieS Toward Trusts,

New York. Oct. 26.--Andrew Car
negie, upon his return from Europe
today, said
II was delighted to read the good
news this morning. ] was surprised
to see that the fall In stocks has been
so small. This proves that the situa-
ton is not alarming and that the
country is all right. Investors have
only to hold on. The financial author
tiles have acted boldly but wisely, and
the furry viii soon blow over.
1T should not be forgotten. how
ever, that we have had the greatest
expansion of modern times. and sure
as fate reaction must come, and has
already begun, but it will be health
full. Nothing can prevent the rapid
progress of the republic. She is all
right and bound to distance all com
petitors. Speculation Will be less 10
the front for a time, but genuine busi-
ness will not suffer seriously.
1T Is in the nature of things that
the attempt to attribute the recent
and spasmodic fall Of prices to the
wise and in the truest sense the truly
conservative resolve of the president
and his cabinet TO enforce the salu-
tary laws against the abuse Of their
powers by certain trusts, is only a de-
vice to serve political intrigue"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27
NATIVES PLAN
UPRISING
IN INDIA
GROWTH OF SEDITI0N
ALARMS BRlTISHERS
Leaders of Movement for the
Overthrow Of English Rule
Find Friend in House of Com
mons, London Gossip,
(By Robert Broderick.)

London. oct. 26.-Two very serious
problems are facing Great Britain TO-
day. how to check the growth of So
mialism at home and how TO prevent
sedition from spreading among the ma
tives of India.
The bishops and archbishops OF the
Episcopal church are greatly alarmed
at the growth OF socialistic ideas and
the question of what the church Is 20
DO. has been seriously discussed.
tn a recent speech on socialism %
the Church congress at Yarmouth, ne
bishop OF Stepney said
we see the tide OF a great mo e.
ment, which, whether We like 1t or D. d.
is going to be the master Of the cur
rent Of the life Of the people OF Eng
land In the twentieth century said
the bishop. There Is abundance OF
luXury. but there Is appalling abund-
auce cf poverty. The nineteenth cen-
tury forgot it Is not enough to produce
wealth lavishly. II is important how
DO is distributed. a reaction was
bound 10 come, and some Of Us well
come II. The nineteenth century was
the period OF individualism and com.
petion. The twentieth century viii
take its place as the era of socialism
and cooperation.
What is TO be the attitude of the
church, II cannot be one Of mere op-
position. The question Is rot whether
we can arrest II, but whether the in
luence Of Christ can lead and guide IT,
whether II can be made a movement
which Will come gradually and fruit
iully, or suddenly and dangerously
whether IL will be a movement oi
peace or Of violence. Of Justice or in
justice.
The church, he added. could belong
10 no party. They might sympathize
with The labor movement. but theS
must remind II that labor has its du-
Ties as well as its rights.
The seditious movement among the
natives Of India Is giving the govern
ment great concern and the officials
are unable to find means 10 check u.
The leaders OF the uprising are max
!ng the most OF the fact that Mr.. Ken
hardi a member Of the British par
Lament during his recent visit % In
dla. openly declared himself 20 be DO
sympathy with the movement which
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27
DAY
NOVEMBER 28
Presidents Proclamation Calls
Upon Nation to Give Thanks
for Blessings VouchSafed
During Year.
Lny MornIns Journal specIaI Ieasea VIC J


Washington, oct. 26.-President
Roosevelt today issued his Thanks
giving proclamation. naming Novem-
ber 2s, the last Thursday in the
month. as a day Of thanksgiving and
prayer. The Thanksgiving proclama-
ton follows:
Once again the season Of the year
has come when, In accordance
with the custom of our forefathers for
generations past. the president ap-
points the day as the especial occasion
for all our people to give praise and
Thanksgiving to God.
During the past year we nave peeh
free from famine, from pestilence,
from war; We are at peace with an
the rest OF mankind. Our natural re-
sources are at least as great as those
Of any other nation. we believe that,
IN ability to develop end take adVan-
tage of these resOux the average
man of this nation stunds AZ least as
high as the average man of any other
Nowhere else in the world Is there
such an opportunity for a free people
to develop to the fullest extent an IT'S
powers OF body. of mind and OF that
which stands above both body ana
mind-character.
MuDn mas DttU EiNti US hAR'' 49,
high. and much will rightly be eN-
nected of us in thrn. Into our care
the Ten Commandments are entrusted.
and we are to be pardoned neither u
we suuander and waste them, nor YET
II we hide them In O napkin, TOT they
must be fruitful in our hands. EVER
throughout the ages, at all times ana
among all peoples, prosperity mas Deeh
fraught with danger and II behooVes
us TO beseech the Giver OF all thlhss
that we may not fall into the loNe Oh
ease and luxury. that we may hut -
our sense Of moral responsibility; that
we may not forget our dutE l" w"
and to our neighbor
"A great democracy ike ours
democracy based upon the princlples
Of orderly liberty, can be perpeluale
only II i'm the heart OF the oiulhai
citI2en there dwells a keen sense OF
righteousness and justice, whlch
shnuld grow ever greater In the heal
of an Of rs. that all our SOUS may pe
inclined ever more both toWaiu w
virtues that tell for genueheHs uuI
tenderness. for loving kindness anu
forbearance one with another ana TO-
ward those no less necessary virtues
that make for manlness ana fukgtu
hardibood-for without these qualities
no nation or individual can rise 70 the
level of greatness. No.,
"Now therefore. l. Theodore Roose-
welt. president Of the united otate9'
IA set apart Thursday. the twenty
eighth day OF November as day I ioI
General Thanksgiving and prayer, anu
an that dav 1 recommend that the
people shall cease from lhelr aelis .hlts
work. and in their homes or IN their
churches meet devoutly TO thank IN,
Almighty for the many ana S'
Messing they have received w the
Dsst and 10 pray that they may be
given the strength SO 20 order lhel,
lives as 10 deserve continudii'h WI
these blessings In the future
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27
GRATING ALLEGED
IN PAVING CONTRACTS
of6cisls OF Indiana Concern indict'fi
FOR Padding Reports.

indianapolis. oct 26.-The Marion
county grand jury today returned, in
dictments against Harry Mafsilhl.
ss,yct,c nresident OF the Western
rsonsfruction company and former
speaker Of the Indiana house OF req
resentatives. George ". Baxter casIl-
Ter Of the company vas indicted
The company has contracts Win lle
city OF Indianapolis for repaiflhs
phait on asphalt streets. harIg hIu
naugh agert OF toe company. chdi p
vas broughf back from Detroit today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27
of our modern suburban villas with NJ
nurseries,"


Miss Emma Goldman. the American
anarchist, who is barred from returns
ing TO the United States and who since
the death of Louis Michel, is the
worlds greatest priestess of anarchy,
has been exceedingly busy making
speeches here since her return from
the anarchist congress AT Amsterdam
Her latest topic is The Labor
Movement In America" She Is ad-
dressing great crowds nightly and al
though she says practically nothing
about labor. but glorifies anarchy she
is enthusiastically applauded by the
motley crowd that gathers around.
In an address last night she re-
ferred 70 America as "the most un-
democratic" and most "snobbifed"
country in the world. and started out
TO fay the rulers of the various cOun-
tries with the exception of King Ed
ward, who escaped her criticism.
The address on the whole. was not
very bloodthirsty or inflammatory and
did not satisfy the anarchists among
the audience. OF the kaiser she said
that some people say he is not right
in his head" and President Roosevelt
was referred TO as "our dear Teddy
who has about as much sense as his
prototype in Germany" Andrew Car
negie was put down as "a man who
gives his workmen books" but ne
time to read them.
In spite of the fact that American
tourists and society people made life
almost unbearable to King Edward
/ when he was at Biarritz this spring
he has decided to spend month there
next spring as the air was most bene-
fetal TO him.
a representative of the king has
rented n large villa surrounded by a
beautiful park, from March I'd TO April
5th. 1903.
visit to Biarritz, King Alfonso and
Queen Victoria of Spain win be at St
Sebastian
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27
BRYAN HAS PLAN TO
AVERT FUTURE PANICS
Would Have Government Raise De-
positors' Guarantee Fund by
Taxing BankerS.

New York. oct. 2s.-The best way
20 prevent a recurrence 0f the present
financial conditions. In the opinion of
William j. Bryan. would be to provide
guarantee fund raised by taxing the
banks themselves. which could be used
In an emergency 60 satisfy the de-
mands Of the depositors. But the
bankers" said Mr. Bryan. are the
very men who fight such plan, be-
cause they object to the tax"
Mr. Bryan said he thought a gem
orai panic would not result from the
present conditions in View York City
He Is not inclined to hold President
Roosevelt responsible for the present
conditions
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27
INDICTMENTS AGAINST I,-o
PENNSYLVANIA BANKER
Grave IrreguIarities charged Aeain-'
Cs-t,ier ~ IneoIveut Institution.

Pistsbure. oct 2s.-Two indicin'e'.ni-
--era refnrned bv the grand jury
arain4t y. p. B Rinehart. forme.
cashier of the Farmers and L,r'NeI.
Rational hank at Waynesputt p - -
charging fa.se entries in thf %
the bank and in the reports ~
comptroller - thf currency 49, 80
- .,.i.srr.5fraflora amounting % 500
$50 rs. failure ~ the Farnei
and Drovers- hank Involved 1lilnsi -
00a 600. For eight months eherls nate
heer made 60 reopen the nriHA'
but without suCccss.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27
Special Assistant to Attorney General in Santa Fe Declines
to Become Excited Over Grave Charges Attributed to At
toney for the Phelps Dodge interests in New Mexico
INTIMATES THAT THE COURTS
HAVE AMPLE JURISDICTION TO
TAKE CARE OF THE MATTER

any comment whatever as to the
statements attributed to Mr.. Hawkins
by the El Paso Times of Thursday,
said Mr. Gordon. I'VE do not intend
to try the cases we have instituted on
behalf Of the government, in the news
papers, nor do l desire to enter a con-
troversy with any one through the
public press.
IF, however" continued the special
attorney, the charges made can be
sustained, the courts have ample ju-
risdiction Of the subject matter"
Asked for a statement as to the in
terview credited to Attorney General
Fall by the Times, in which Judge
Fall is quoted as having said that all
government timber land cases in this
territory had been settled, Mr. Gordon
declined to discuss the statement for
publication.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27
Ask Receiver for Heinze Rank.

Butte Mont. Oct. application
FOR the appointment % a receiver for
the state saving bank. the financial
house iu this city of r Augustus
Hefnze. by George Dodgson. was
brought % this morning before Judge
Rournuin and continued until after
the bearing ~ the petition n the
state In the same matter on November
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27

Especial Dispatch TO the Morning Journal
santa Fe, \. NJ. oct. 26,-Special
Prosecutor Peyton Gordon, represent
ing the United States attorney general
in the land cases now pending before
New Mexico courts, was today shown
a copy of the interview with w. A.
Hawkins. attorney for the Phelps
Dodge interests in New Mexico. pub
lished in the El Paso Times of Thurs
day morning. in which Mr.. Hawkins
scathingly arraigns what he charges
10 have been Illegal methods in Sc
curing the indictment Of the Phelps
Dodge company and several of its en-
ployes, by the United states grand
jury here last week. Mr. Gordon was
asked for a statement on the inter-
view credited to Mr.. Hawkins. but de-
clined to discuss it,
Il must be excused from making
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27

Yopkers, y. ", Oct 26.-As a re-
suit Of riots which followed attempts
to run street cars here today with
strike breakers. Mayor Coyne later
today issued a proclamation declaring
that a state of disorder exists in the
town and calling upon AN citizens TO
keep off the streets a. far as possible,
and to aid IN every way he suppress
sion of violence.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27

washington, oct 6-Presldent
Roosevelt VIII be forty-nine yearH- old
tomorrow. Besides a quiet family re-
ioicinR, he will receive the congratula-
tlons OF the members OF the Hunga-
rian club OF New York, thus continu-
ing q custom instituted by that clun
several wears ago in presenting them
selves 10 the president Of the United
states on the anniversary OF his
birth
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27
CRANK ON TRAIL OF
KING EDWARD
British Police Arrest Stranger
Suspected Of Harboring De-
signs Against Life of Royalty
IBy Morning journal special Leased wire.I


New Market. England, oct. 26.-The
police today arrested a man suspected
OF having designs on the life OF King
Edward or the Prince OF Wales.
The prisoner, who was a member
Of the Bechuanaland (SOuth Africa
police, named j. n. Pearse. was found
wandering In Chippenham park,
where the king had been shooting
this week. and in which the prince Is
going 70 shoot on Monday.
Pearse. when taken into custody,
said he intended to shoot the boss
when he was shooting here" After a
preliminary examination In the police
court he was remanded for further
inquiry regarding his past life. II
appears that he participated In the
Jameson raid II is believed that he
is labbring under the impression that
he has a grievance against King Ed
ward His majesty left New Market
early yesterday and returned TO Lon
don
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-10-27
BANDIT SUSPECTS
CAPTURED
Big Bunch of New Banknotes
Found on Two Men Arrested
for Robhiag Great Northern,


spokane. Wash, oct 26-The po.
lice are positive that O. Mcdonald and
Ed smith. who were arrested on the
Great Northern train last night. are
the men who held up aud robbed the
Great Northern overland limited at
Rondo Mont. on the morning Of Sep
tcmher ~.
currency to the amount Of siA.396
was found on the men. All this was
wrapped up In packages Of $500 each.
Many OF the wrappings were not brok-
en-. and they bore the Initials OF the
teilers Of the National bank OF chi
caeo. The dates on the wrappers were
September r, and z, Just preceding
the day the $4,000 was shipped By
the National bank OF Chicago 10 th'
old National bank of spokane. The
two men maintain they are miners
and further than that will not talk'