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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-06-05

"A few weeks ago & young lady
from Iowa visited friend in Lam
caster. She looked like any hand
some. well dressed woman does to
us until we heard this about her.
In 1906 she graduated from the high
school of her home town, and when
she stepped out on the platform in
front Of her class to speak her
piece" instead of the misty white
cloud Of lace and fluffy stuff which
always goes with the girl graduate
on commencement day, she wore a
bingham dress. Just think Of 1t,
what nerve and determination and
possibly tears it took for girl to 10
this, but she did it without a futter
of consciousness or embarrassment;
a credit to her class and her family.
OF course father met her at the
steps as she descended from the
platform and handed her check
for 500 90 for the sacrifice and ex-
hibition OF strength of character,
but there are few girls who would
let 90 of the white dress even for
500 GO. Wish we had strip of
that gingham for necktie.
| Mckinley circle, Ladies Of the
G. A r., will take an important
part in the ceremonies at the G. A.
| R. encampment being held at Osh-
kosh this week. The drill team Of
seven members who will handle the
floor. consisting of Mrs r. B..
Snowalter, Mrs. W. B. Dyer, Miss
Sylvia Wheeler, Mrs. Budd Dun
can, Mrs. Geo. Finney, Miss Cath
arine Trentzsch and Mrs. Grace Ed
wards all left for Oshkosh with their
regalia Monday morning.
Sidney H Stuart, as trustee in
bankruptcy of Ralph B. Luckey, has
brought an action in the federal
court at Madison against the Farm
er's Bank of Cuba City, one of
Luckey's creditors, for judgment
in the sum of IS, 35O62 with inter
est He charges that Luckey is
guilty of intent to defraud his other
creditors in violation of the act of
congress relating to bankruptcy
cases.
DIR. G.. G. NARROW, who is one
OF the State Board of dental ex-
aminers, will be 10 Milwaukee dur
ING next week on examination work.
His Office here, however, will be
open as usual for his many patrons
in the dentistry line.
The fine rain has pushed forth
vegetation rapidly. Queary: When
will people quit grumbling about
the weather2 the Lord of the earth
is at the helm-and has promised
seed time and harvest; may we not
trust Him?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1907-06-05
A Convict Ship.

Readers Of The Convict Ship" will
be Interested to know that until re.
Gently one of these craft was in ex-
istence. The snip a few years ago
was moOred in the Thames, between
Placbfriars and Westminster bridges.
It had taken to Australia in its time
$4,000 poor wretches exiled from
England for various offenses. The
vessel sank in Sydney harbor, but was
laier raised and sailed to England.
It had Y cells, a black hole and a
chapel The ship began its voyages
to Australia in 1887 and sailed 81
years, in which time it carried to i'm
prisoament and exile 1852 men and
20,319 women.
The Globe-republican., 1907-04-11
GOODS WERE STOLEN.
Young Man Trys to Sen Stolen Goods
and Runs up Against the Marshal.

Young Man rrys to Ssll Stolen Goods
and Runs Up Against the Marshal.
A yeuue man Who dSors Into town
from ths south thls week wa taken In
spasgr by Msrshsl J.'hn Aaddss, altar hs
hsd o6emd 70 cell, zane new eioshiog.
The mater came to ,he attention o. the
marshal early In tho. game We fosnd
sie yoang fellow md y ssnFch showed
that he bud 1 CONSIDERABLE quantity II
now goods, that hs hsd brought 70 town
10 u buggy. The youag msn was sr-
rested On suspicion and an examination
Of the tloth,ng showed that s"me OF the
goods IT les-t were from the stDre "
Summers & son, 0f Guy nlOn, Oklahoma,
and the SUMMERS hrm was nOlia'd
The young man when arrested ss'd thai
be had found IhS goods hid'ien under
a,raw stack. Later hr admitted that hs
had taken them from he bhldinK IL
gives hIs name ss jacobson, snd sayi
that his hone is In Meade county
MARSHAL Madden received 4 wire today
from sheriff Brite, of G,y mon, Instruct
ins him to h"ld iacob-on, sod stating
that he would culne for him on the firs
train.
The Globe-republican., 1907-04-11
Choice investment.

A choice investment f,'r money 10 land
adjoining Dodge City Will offsr for =
limited lime ,he North half Of the North
west quarter Of secion n, Township 9e,
Range rs This tract VI land has ~ ro'is
II beaulitul East irontaxs Oh sixth ave-
nue. west oi Shinn's addition 10 Dodve
CITY, on the most desirable street fof
homes VI any location in Dodge City,
The East half OF this trsct eau oil bs sold
ut good prices for building lots and the
prepsnt demand for this class Of property
would make this land exceedingly low VI
my price OF 5000 for the whole tract. /,
See me st rsllmsn q H"gan's office
WELLS TALLkAN
The Globe-republican., 1907-04-11
To The People Of Ford County.


Health makes wealth and hxppineas
possible. A healthy Community 10 ore
OF prsp+riIy. Each member ot . com.
mu, ity may be factor toward health or
promoter Of disease. By the neglect or
csrelrssnrss Of one person or ofa few
individusis. suffering, dis~sse and death
may come to wany. &
Ii Ia said .'CltsDlipess 10 related to god
linees," Indped, It may be ,nphinlly
said, that cleanliness Is q diss step toward
tue really moral, snd the religious !.
Cle anlintss means clesDness Of the body
inside ami 0uiside.
Pure air Is essential to that condition
ri. necessary to life and 10 3 dtsirable
degree cf vitality. i.st the pure sir and
the sunshine into the home. They are
disinf. Giants Of the first class.
Largely, d,sesses have their origin In
flu, and become contagious. let the germ
be called whatever 4 may.
We request that the people do not per-
init disease producing causes I" exist Ia
and around their premises. Burn OF
bury dead animals Pren rably, barr
them Serve kitchen waste the SAINT
vay.
DO not allow yourselves to be mensc'
10 your own physical well.being, Ior t
that OF your neighbofs-
Let each individual contribute towar'
rs perfect sanitary condition ss it is pos
sible TO a,tain, and the rsult wili b
beneficial to all the people.
| Bv authority Of the county beard o
| health. n. WENTWORTH,
Health Officer.
The Globe-republican., 1907-04-11
REMAINS At DODGE CITY.

n {. n ! z
csnssrence Rssurnss Rev. lmboden to
Charge Here for Another Year.
'Rss. r. W. Imboden has besa returned
q liz sbasge in this city by The SOUTH
eeilssh Kansas Coaferenos which met at
MelIlsaion Last week. Rsv.lmbodsn ha.
done muuh for the gcod " "a MsshcdIst
Episcopal church here and bio wcfk has
been appreciated. The members cf This
'Achurcl, win be glad Of hisretninte r Dodge
CIV fos the coming year. With his re-
snrn IL Il assured ,thaslhs growth md
Drcspssity ef the chuFch wiz continue.
N9Hx.
The Globe-republican., 1907-04-11
HoT 70 Ayoia Appendicitis.

Moat victims Of ,appendicitis sFe thosc
who are habltuaiiy ccnstipated. 0rinc
Laxative FuIt syrup cures chrOnlo con.
A,Ipation BY stimulating tho, llvsr and
'bowsls and rsstotss the natural ActIoh q
The 6owsls. Otlno Laxative Fruit Syrup
docs nos naussate or esipe shd y mild
md DleAsant 70 take. Refase uubstI,utss,
plns 4 Bond Drug 70. Il
The Globe-republican., 1907-04-11
Public Sale.

I will sell at pullc sale, ct my place
twelve miles north west ot Dodge City,
on April 70, sli Of my personal property,
inc uding fifteen head Of horses, ah Of
my farm mach iuery, harness, etc. The
terms Of the sale will be cash on sums of
ei0 or under, sad on sums over that six
months time will be given, on bankable
pap r, at 8 per cent interest. A dis
count OF IS ps cent will BE- given for
cash. j. l.. i,IDEN0UR.
The Globe-republican., 1907-04-11
FINE MONDAY MORNING.
beth. M HORSE Burned atthe Tallman
Il Il rtsSs Il Wsss slds of Town.

befh ma Horse Burned a the TaIlman
II 4 Phase Il Wsss SIds Of Town.
$ TkS M Il Wells Talimas's p,sos q
\ &t1l ilde u ssws was harmed sarly
48 morning. ssd only suddea
tIahts y The dlfsctlea T. 'ha wiad saysd
ING kpass from going with Il. Ths fam
III dslsttk hsrss which Mr. Tallasn
DNtoku1ed frim W. r DsSis few wssks
Ia, 1s1 IN tho barn q me sims Of the
nfe ind Was burned, aud . surrey aud
svsry thing Gle shat was 10 the building
was 6essroyed.
The Ore started soon after four O'Clock
III iht m.rnlng . d wss not discovered
until the entire building wss In Asaies
NJ Orebauah and aS0thes neighb saw
the light Nv about tho ssns iiu'e and
s,sred for the Tsllman plsce. When
Mr. Iallmsn came out Of the b0u-e, II
Appeared that the h"uss would soon be
ou fire. The barn 10 only . short dis
lsncv away, and the roof Of the house
was smoking from brat For . few
seconds is kept the ho,l-s from catching
6,e BY throwing water up'n il, sud
pud.wn change In tho diseciioa Of The
wind carried the. .blase the other way.
There was no cs4nce of saving any
thing q ihe Dsfn when tho Dire WIS hrs'
di,c ,veted, shd word was not rrxivsd q
the wslerworks until hiteec minuteA o.
more later
Vt. 1Ailmsn states that 10 does mol
know bow ih~ h'e originated Thew wai
an incubator bre der In y shed adjoining
,be bsrD, but Mr. ,rsllmsn says that I
was .haudlrd very carefully Il bad
smsIi steel lamp, which ,ie examined lat
Ut night snd had turned low The lamI
was In = nrp proof enclosure, or at lea-
On enclosure SUI poe+d to be fire proof
| He bad Examined the brooder CAREFUL,
aud considered II sxte.
| N" other probsble canse for the nre
how ever, 1. known sud It se+ms mos
likely that the lamp 10 the broode
lstsrsed u.
The Globe-republican., 1907-04-11
Jerry From Kerry.

The Daily Journal Of Albuquerque
says: "J.rry fron Kerry" which APP
p-Sred In Eks' theatre last night, made
i decided hit with the audience The
play jsa good Que with plenty Of action
aud the spsehlties are unusually clever.
Ii addition to It's baud the company car.
rios a drst.class orchestra, which was one
u the pleasing features of last night's
entertainment t4
This COMPANY will be the attraction at
the Hluck opera house next Monday
night.
The Globe-republican., 1907-04-11
The New Pure Food and Dr.g Law.

We are pleased TO announce that Foley's
tiouey and Tar Tor c"ughs, Guilds and
lung troubles Is not pffeatd by the Ma
tional Pure Food and Drug law a. IL con-
|taIus no opiaies u other harmful drugs.
and va recommend ltss safe rtuledy
,or children and adults. Pine d Bond
Drug 20.
The Globe-republican., 1907-04-11

tn GO who have subscribed to the fund
for employing y sarvt.ker tor tue @. A.
u, cemetery, sre requested to pay in
anoulisa subscribed, ~ p eR Hebble, as
hR once. Thp.e who have not sub.
scribed, and who Wish to assist, will
,lesss call st the sams place and add
their names % the lis.. :
The Globe-republican., 1907-04-11
This May Interest You.

No one 10 immune from kidney trouble,
30 just remember that roley's Kidney
Cure will stop the irreuiarities and cure
any case Of kidney and bladdsr trouble
that Is not beyond the reach Of medicine.
Pine 4 Bond Drug 20.
The Globe-republican., 1907-04-11

/ Mr.. ST. Bowen, o. waEss, ". vs.,
writes. ~ was sufferer from hidney
dlseass; % shAs ~ Tunes ! seald ucs Get
out Of bed, snd when ( did cOnld 90.
y,shd sssalghs; ! scck Reasy's KsdqsJ'
aOnve. one dollar bottle and Past q shs
sscunsl CURED nss shslsslys y Foies'a Kid.
new Cuss woskap wpsaaEss .uhsra IptheEs
ags tosal failures. RlRs : nsae pna %
The Globe-republican., 1907-04-11

/. w. II Jacoby, u. n. Gwinaer, Chas.
States and J. 3 McCurdy, who LETT this
uisy early Wednesday morning ef last
week on . nshing trip up Backner creek,
returned Friday evening bringing with
them thirty fvs One Ash They ere tell.
lug some interesting "ash' stories on
sach other. bus II = 40 established fact
shat ChaFlls States made The largest
catch, thAt Il. the largest nsh. Weighing
over thrss pounds. This e the ffth con.
secutive year that Chas States and W.
ia Jacoby have enjoyed these outings
and they have already made thslS plans
scr ! sim,lar ems hext spring, e
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-18

Notice j. hereby given that Al p. m. or
The and day Of September ious Al May
County oI Lembi, State oi Idaho, before
saioma J. Cleveland. proof wili be Submitted
oi the application 10 beneficial USE al three
and one 'ttth cubic feet per second III the
waters u Big Spring Geek, Lemhl County
~ accordance with The terms and conditions
q Permit No, 100 heretofore lssued by the
Slate Engineer 81 the State " Idaho.
4. The name aud poatoiilee address III the
person holding said permit arc leo C. Wig
gins, May. Lemhi County. Idaho
T. The use 10 which said water has been
applied u Irrigation and domestic purposes.
; The amount applied 90 beneficial use
Is three and one fifth cubic feet per second.
4. The place where said water is used il
- SEA Sec. I, lp. "a ". X a 4. SM "
sMA sec, o. and NWs and Nh of NV
Sec. 7, Up, - n. X. ~ h. Il. NJ.
8. The name ~ the canal ot ditch OF 9th.
e. works by which said water Is conducted Ia
such place 81 HNe Is The Nafdxlfom Ditch
O. Ibs right 10 take the water ifssm such
works n based upon Permit Ne. 7v9
= he xoufrF 81 supply from which snth
wafer Is diverted Is Blg Spring Creek.
,. The date ~ the priority which saisl user
"a prepared % establish - August 40 Igoa
las. STHrnasgos. lr.
State Engineer.
First pub. July ~. 1907.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-18

To Folder Charlton and August II.
Ramei, your heirs, executors. admin
istrators and assigns:
You are hereby notified that |. the
undersigned. your eo-owner. have
performed the annual labor required
by law for the years 1906 and 1906 up
on the "Mendota lode mining claim
situated al tile head Of the North
Fork VI wlmpey ereek In Lemhi
County. State Of Idaho. the location
notice o. which Is OF record In the
ONCE OF the County Recorder OF said
county IN book IL" OF Mining
claims, records OF said county at page
is5. and that, unless within The
time prescribed 10y law. you pay To
uie yOnr proportion of such expeadi-
ture, your interest In said lode min.
Ing claim will hscome nav property
and in such ease ! shall claim such
interest. under the terms Of said Ias
which - section 2I2s OF the Revised
Statutes Of the Uuited States. and
The amendments thereto.
Dated Mas Ia, Is.o. Bessie Fox
cisimaat and Co-ownsr.
First pub May ~. 1901
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-18

To Philip Richter. your heirs. ex-
ecutors, administrators and assigns.
You sre hereby notified that 1, ibe
undersigned, your eo-osner. has pei.
formed the ANNUAL iat'or required by
law for the year l15 upon the Gold
ksr" Placer Mini~g claim situated
on Sheep creek in Dablouega Mining
District. Lemhi County, State OF
idaho. tie location notice OF which
Is OF record In the ONCE OF The CuCn-
Is Recorder Of said county In book
M page - Of Mining claims rec
prss OF said county and that unl.sz
within the time prescribed by Az
you pay, OF cause TO be paid To nse
your proportion Of such expenditure.
your interets 10 sale Placer Mining
claim will become my property, and
In such ease ! shall claim such In.
terest under the terms OF said Las
which Is section 2z2s OF the Revised
statutes Of the United States. and
the amendments thereto.
Dated st..6ibhousville. Idaho, June
-. 1907.
Henry Stein,
Claimant aud Co-ownef.
First pub. June 81, 1907.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-18
The Doctor away IRON Horne When
Most Needed

People are often very much disap-
pointed 10 bnd that their family
physician Is awaE from. home when
they most need bis services Diseases
like cramp collie and cholera morbns
require prompt treatment. and have
10 many instances proven fatal before
medicine could BE- procured or a ply
stefan summoned The right way Is
10 keep al hand q bottle Of Chamber.
iain's Collie. Cholera and Disrrhoea
Remedy. No physician can prescribe
a better medicine for these diseases.
By having 1t In the house you escape
much pain and suffering and all risk.
Buy IL nov; IL may save life. For
sale by W. b, Pyestt, Salmon and W.
y. Stone, Junction.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-18
should be extermInated.

should be extermInated.
No, SIR" be replied. IL thinl
what ! said was that he should b,
releeated, and | took hand In rele
eating him.
Haywood became member OF IN.
executive board OF the Western Fed
Grafton OF Miners In 1900, hoidlne
that position until June, 1901. when
he aas elected secretary-treasarer
an ONCE he still nominally dis, His
salary Is $3.50 a month.
The witness was questioned nj
length As To the early history OF the
organization, the duties OF It's officers.
Asked II the federation employed at.
torneys, HAYWOOD declared that al
times II has had as high rs twenty.
two attorneys on the payroll. When
he entered the federation there were
seventeen thousand members; It's
growth has been steady ever since
that time, with the exception OF the
Cripple Greek year, when there was
temporary loss OF three thousand
members.
The federation, according TO Hay
wood, has always taken an active In.
terest In politics. one uf its objects
being TO elect Its friends and defeat
its enemies.
IL has also taken deep interest In
labor measures affecting all classes Of
workingmen. An eight hour law, rs
applied 10 miners, has been secured
In nearly every state where the fed.
Grafton Is organized. In some cases
u became necessary to amend state
constitutions before the eight hour
statute could be effective.
Haywood was led by Mr.. barrow
over much OF the ground covered yes.
teruay by Meyer, as 70 the beginning
and progress OF the Colorado troubles.
The witness said his duties as sec.
Rotary OF the federation kept him nj
headquarters practically ali the time.
the travelling icing done by the pres.
ident aud members OF the executive
board. lie accompanied Mover TO
Cripple Creek Soon after the strike
was called there and at the Pinnacle
park picnic delivered an address, in
which he counseled peace and warned
against any form OF violence.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-18
Best Medicine in the World Cor Collie
AID Diasrboea.

II end Chamberlain's Collie, Chol.
era and Diarrboea Remedy to he the
best remedy 10 the world, says Mr..
c. l. Carter. Of Skirum. Ala. II am
subject to collie and diarrboes. Last
spring it seemed as though 1 would
die, and l think ] would II hsdn 4
taken Chamberiain's Colo, Cholera
and Diarrboea Remedy. l haven't
teen troubled With IL since until
this week, when had a very severe
attack and took half a bottle OF the
twenty-five cent size Ctamheriain' 5
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy, and this morning feel like a
new man." For sale by W. b.
Pyeatt, Salmon, and W. r. Stone,
Junction.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-18
Cured Three Of the Family With One
Bottle Of Cha mhesi~is's Sei.e. Cel
era and Diasrkosa ksmsdy,

~ purchased bottle OF Chamber.
iain's Cole, Cholera and Diasrhoea
Remedy. and found II To he nil
claimed for II la the advertisements.
Three OF the family have used IL
with good results In summer com.
paint. I'LL. y. Howe. Publisher OF
the Press, Highland, Wis. For sale
by W. u. Pyeatt. Salmon and W. +.
stone. Junction.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-18
Err AND HAYWOOD

finued from Page Two.
pever heard of such a thing
me. -
81 time the witpess saw Or.
in 1904.
ne TO my Office in Denver
ID three or four other men
hey had decided to pull out
n Creek and wanted tc know
zee to locate. We discussed
INHERENT places. Orchard
&lieved he would 90 to sill.
10. l told him | was max
ations to go to Ouray N.Y.
hat II he was..iD no hurry |
Dad to have him wait and
=. | told him several labor
Pen beaten up and down
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-18

there and / would like to have hin
with me as a protection. He said a
DAY or two made no difference Ia
hin. He waited and went with me. -
AT the afternoon session OF court.
Meyer said he asked the sheriff who
arrested him at Ouray II he had a
warrant He said no; that be had
acted on a telephone communication
from Telluride. When he was taken
TO Telluride, Meyer said, he was
charged with dissertation of the
American flag for advertising.
At the time of the Independence
depot explosion. Meyer said be was
In the bullpen at Telluride. The an.
nual convention OF the Western Fed
GRAFTON of Miners was In session at
Denver, and Mover wired them, urR-
ing that reward for the arrest of
the perpetrators of the crime be Of
Tered. The convention offered a re-
ward of s., zoe.
Has that reward ever been taken
DOWN." Meyer was asked.
No, sir; and 1t has never been
called for
Harry Orchard came to see him In
his Office June %, 1904, and asked
him to have a drink, Meyer said.
lie was busy at the time, but told
Orchard II he cared to wait ne would
go out with him later. Orchard
waited in the outer Office, and when
Meyer was through the two men
went out to dinner and had few
glasses Of beer.
Meyer declared that after this oc-
casion he never saw Orchard again.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-18

tate Of Evan stephens, deceaaeel.

IseFHft q fsFHh s'lepHehst dcrrAAed-
Notice Is hereby given BY the. undersigned
administrator Of the estate 81 Ivan Stephens
deer ased, 20 the creditors OF and an prrsons
having claims against the said deceased, %
exhibit them with the accessory vouchers,
within four months after the first puhiirafi,ss,
81 this notice, to the said John stephens, al
lnlnistfator ut the estate oi Evan Stephena.
deceased, al Chaliis, Idaho. County Of 5astes
Stale Of Idaho.
Dated Iaie ssth, 1907, John stephens
administrator Of the estate u Evan stephens
DECEASED
First pub. July 4th, 1907
Last pub July 7s. igoT
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-18

A few doses Of this remedy win in
variably cure an ordinary attack Of
diarrh@a.
IL can always be depended upon.
even Ia the more severe attacks az
cramp collie and cholera morbus.
IL IL equally successful for summer
d,afrhfa and cholera infantnm In
children, and II the means OF saving
the lives Of many children each year.
When reduced with water and
sweetened u u pleasant 90 take.
Every man Of a family should keen
this remedy In HIS home. Buy ii now.
fhiek. VOC. LARGE sfzE. soc.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-07-18

yard with Orchard in August. 1905,
or any other time. -
"Did yo0 ever receive letter from
Harry Orchard at Butte asking you
for Sleeps
No. sir; never received any let.
tiers from Orchard from any place O,
any kilograms either"
did you write him any lettersg''
No, sir; ! never had any eom-
mnnication with him OF any kind. .
Meyer declared that he had never
heard any threats against Gov.
Steunenberg.
He knew absolutely nothing about
it In advance aud had never heard
his death discussed. Two or three
days after the death the papers con-
tanned a notice of arrest OF Thomas
Hogan, who had registered from Den
Yer.
Meyer knew Orchard had gone by
this name when he left Cripple
Creek. The papers containing the
story OF Orchards arrest also began
to charge the Western Federation OF
Miners with being responsible for
the crime.
January 4, 1905, Meyer said a cipher
message was received from Spokane.
The federation had had a cipher
message code ever since its orgauixa-
tion and used IL In the general trans
action OF business. II was part OF
the ritual and was used for sending
out passwords, etc. The cipher was
here introduced In evidence. 1t was
merely system OF using numbers to
represent letters. The telegram also
was offered in evidence.
The message was from Jack Simp-
kins and translated read as follow.
Spokane, January 4, 1906. Can
not get a lawyer to defend Hogan.
Answer.
Il. j. Simpkins.
where he VAS charged with the muir
der of Ex-Governor Steunenberg.
Ibid you have any firearms ~ith
you?"
YES, | had an automatic pistol
which | always carried when was
on the road. I"