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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-31
ABOUT TOWN

ucSudy.
Miss Rose Novak was at Yank-
ton Tuesday,
Frank Berda left for Nebraska
Monday for q visit.
Soup served at the Star Restau-
rant at all times.
Frank Sisler was here on BUSH
ness Tuesday.
Window glass in all sizes can
be had at the Queal yard.
Frank hostel Of Wagner was
here Wednesday.
Jos. v. Wagner and wife were
at Tyndall Tuesday.
Misses Emma Trunec and En-
ma Hruska were Scotland vititors
last Saturday.
For sale. a short horn bull, 9.
months old, $40. Jonn Payer,
Lake Andes, S. ID.
]. j. Hruska and wife Of Yank-
ton arrived here Wednesday for a
visit with relatives.
You can pay your taxes at the
Tabor State Bank. We have a
complete list.
An auction sale of horses was
held in the corrals in the rear of
Mach's livery Tuesday.
When in Tabor stop at Vac. Ry
saws restaurant for a. good
square meal.
DIR. Hess Hog worm Powder,
in IS lbs. pals, sold at Vauk's
store at S2.oo per pail.
Il ...#. tW.Ma. 'T.-."- .taHHE#r.#H.
j. A. Gleich and wife and Nath-
an Kaiser spent the holidays with
relatives at Lakeport.
Ptak's lumber yard handles
none but the best in lumber and
other building material.
J.J. Wagner and family of Gre.
CORY spent the Christmas at the
home of his parents at this place.
Get your Storm sash at Queal's
and save fuel. Keep your rooms
warm. We have them in all Sizes.
Mrs. Ed. Stava and Miss Ludmi
la Novotny left for Chicago Wed.
nesday for a visit with relatives Al
that place.
A closing out sale of millinery
goods is being conducted by Mrs
Melmer at her store. All good.
will be sold below cost.
Came to my place pigs, abouI
100 each. Owner can have then
after paying tor this notice anc
other expense. #, ]. Wagner. Il;
Matt Havranek and wife of neai
Lake Andes visited at the HON,
of Jos. Fuks last week. Mrs. Ha
vranek is a sister of MIR. Fuks.
Lumberl lum5erl lumberl Bes
grades; lowest prices. You viii
save money by buying all bills
big or small at ]. II. Queal.
Students are enrolling ever,
! day in tine Yankton Business In
: stitute and Normal. You canno
spend your winter to better advaI
age.
The town board held their re
gular meeting Monday evening a
which James Matuska was appoin
ed town marshal, A. ]. Novak ha'
ing had resigned.
The auction sale at Smolik'
farm was well attended and ever.
article brought an exceptional.
good price. There were at leas
800 persons present.
Get your roof paint at ]. h
Queal's lumber yard. rs cent
per gallon. Also rubber roo6nI
at Si.75 per square feet including
nails. caps and cement for LAYING
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-12-31
COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES


AHc 0ldkc 0GpattinSuh VI Euu'
cation has announced examina-
tons for the following dates:
Feb. 9TH and sth all grades Of
certificates.
April 9th and 9th FIRST, second
and third grades only.
June 10th and 18th all graes, ex
cept, for life diploma.
Thus gives a splendid opportu-
nifty for ambitious teachers to
raise their grades of certificates,
and an equally good opportunity
for those who have an ambition
to teach to become properly qua
lifted. With these examinations
coming upon the dates which
they do and with the present rul-
ing of the Department to the ct
feet that satisfactory standings IN
any subjects are good toward q
certificate any time within six
months of the time they arc Sc
cured, there is no reasonable ex-
cuse why anyone at all qualified
to teach should be without a val
id certificate at the opening OF
next school year.
Miss Zoa Marsh, teaching in
Walk school, No. So. deserves
much credit for having walked in
five miles to the teachers meet
ing at Tabor and was there by ten
O'Clock, too. This is a spirit wor-
thy or a real teacher-''if you can't
catch a ride early enough to be in
time, walk.
The pupils of Dahlenbure
school raised a collection of SI.8e
for the South Dakota Children's
Home Society of Sioux Falls
This is a very praiseworthy acl
and is worthy being emulated il
every school in the county.
Miss Edith Atkin Of the Nor
NAL is preparing a paper to bs
Tread at the State Meeting at Abel
deem this week.
Certificates Of award for foul
months of perfect attendance have
been issued to George Voight Q.
Fair View school, Carrie, Mae
Maud, Title and Tay De Roo'
and Kenneth Grafton of Dahlen
burg school.
Library certificates have beer
issaed to Louis Radak of Radal
school, and Anna Kreber.
We visited a very small schoo
room last week in which Their
were twenty three pupils and tn
teacher. To one coming in iron
the outside the first FIRST and mos
stricking impression received wa
that the air was in a very bad col
dition. A glanced showed tina
. all openings were closed tight an
i inquiry brot out the fact tina
2 none of the windows could b
? opened. 1t was a bright, plea
/. SAINT day and yet the vapor fror
the breath Of the occupants of tn
room had collected upon the win
: dow panes to such an extent
: was impossible to see out of doors
1t is needless to say that such co
ditions are extremely dangerou
to the health as well as prevent
ing good work
A new IL inch pendant glob'
and slate black-boa have bee
added to the equipment of Velle
school, No. IL. Other improv'
ments for this school are nnder {
rious consideration.
The teacher and pupils Of Ii
Perkins school gave a very succ,
full entertainment and basket SUI
! per on the 10TH. The proceed
amounted to considerable mo
than $50 Mistaken baskets an
plotting bidders are productive
large proceeds.
Mae, Carrie and Fay DeRo'
: and Kenneth Grattan of DahleI
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-21
Hish School Gradaatisg Exercises

The commencement exercises will
be held on the evening OF Thursday. May
18th. Prof. Forest G. Ensign OF Iowa
University will deliver the address.
Below IL the program:
Overture VIM Tell 80. ...... Rosini
Misses Miller and Ryan
Solo May Day -. r. II. Wal.hcw
Miss Isaselle Howell
Address:--In the Market for a Man
Prof. E. G. Ensign
S0lo:-My Heart AZ Thy Dear Voice.
G. Saint Saens
Miss Lillian Ellis
Presen tation Of Diplomas--President OF
School Board, Fl. M. Wallace
Solo-Indians Love Lyrics Amy
Woodford Finden
Al Temple Bells
B) Less Than Dust
From the Garden q kama Lawrence
Hope
Miss Isabelle Howell
Exercises begin at $50 sharp.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-21
BID Glass to Grada.ts

The largest class ever sent out Of
the Elk Point high school, and the
largest from this section o. the state
this year. viii graduate next Thnrs-
day. A class Of twenty-nine boys and
eleven girls Will receive their d.
plomss = the graduating exercises 1t
the opera house. The address viii be
given ~ Prot. Forest G. Ensign Of the
State University Of lows. Solos win
be given By Miss Isabelle Howell and
Miss Lillian Ellis. while the Misses
Miller andRyan viii render an overture
from RoslDi's "William Tell. =
The following are the names 81 he
graduating class: !ds T.. Authier,
Gladys 9. BurlingAme, Harry NJ. Comfy,
Harry +. Curry, Frank NJ. Dyer,
Vivian 4. Flannery, Lillian g. Halver-
~, J. Francis Kelley, Alice T. Lyle,
Anna n Lyla, Martin g McGraih,
n. Gertrude MerrigAn. Eunice Nj,
Mohler, Alfred 4. Mnnson, Nellie q.
Nichols, WILLIAM ]. Ryan, Floy A.
schoonOver, Carl w Tollefson, Harry
n. Walters, Helen e. Weber.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-21

K. w. Gray was born in western
New York in 1860, where he spent his
boy hood days. Wnen a young man he
came west, latter returning to N. u
In 1884 he again c tme TO Sou,h Dakota,
and married Miss Iva Laggett on May
18th. They moved to Kennedy, NY.
and resided there for seven years
In 1891 the family removed to
Ponca, Nebr., where Mr.. Gray engag-
ed in the jeweler business. After llv-
ing ia Ponca for Is years, Mr.. Grays
health failed him and selling out his
business and home he went TO Belyl-
dere, South Dakota, where he took a
claim. They moved to the new home
in June. 1901. Mr.. Grays heath did
not improve and Tuesday, May II, 1905,
he passed away.
He was brought to E k Point, for
burial, the funeral taking place Fri
day, May Is. from the Methodist
church. The services wer3 conducted
by Rev. I'll. L. Langley, former pastor
of the deceased, assisted by Rev. v X.
Brown, pastor OF the church.
The deceased wasya member of the
Ponca Methodist Episcopal church for
ten years and was member OF the
Modern Woodmen of America. He
leaves TO mourn him, wife, daughter
Verna, two sons. FL. w. and Carlyle,
and his aged father and brother Earl
of Kennedy, N. Y.
A large crowd from Ponca was ia
attendance at the funeral. The de-
ceased was a kind husband and loving
father. He WAS a true gentleman and
respected and loved ny all who knew
him. There is a void in many hearts
left by his departure.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-21
To MAKE WREATHS

Mesdames Jerome Mapgan, Ed Woods,
Caroline Summey, Alma Cline, Jennie
Barr, Mayme Hickey, Lucy Morris,
Phoebe Cowling, Ellen Nearman,
Martha Wallace.
FLOWER CHILDREN TO DECORATE
GRAVES
Ethel Liuch. Sadie Bowdrige, Lottie
Waugh, Glen Murphy, Winnifred
Parker, Pearl Gardner, Wilma Metz,
Raymond Gardner, Lucille Christen-
son, Helen Wilmarth, Mabel Kimmel
Gus. Fiannery, Cynthia Fennei, Gerald
Fiannary, June Fennel y Adeline Sha-
ron, Giennie Noggle, Esther Henkin,
Irene Baker, Milton Henkin, Grace
Baker, George Linch, Vera Dillner,
Toilet Tollefson, Winnifred Rozel.
Helen Kroksh, May French. Earl
Crowder, Marcia Ufford, Marie Wise
man, Jennie Ufford, Gladys Shattuck,
Mildred Stickney, Henry ShattucR,
Loren Vollmer, Charles Shattuck,
Glen vollmer, Iva Bowdrige, Grant
Gsssman, Edith Warren, Lloyd Daley,
Leslie Moore, Willie Daley, Jennetle
Gill, Vera Daley, Margerie Burlin-
game. Leonard Murry, Donald Buriin-
game, Elsie Tuttle, Carmille Bovee,
Arthur Miller, Edward Ford, Frank
Bucklin, Elenore Hammond, Inga
Fugle, Vera Walters, Theodore E-lick,
Inez Hickman, Anna Nolan, Ethel
Smith, Lyle Tone, Harold Smith,
Willie Johnson, Walter Brock,
Leverne Murphy, Fay Bruneau, Pearl
Smith, Alice Barr, Verne Harter,
Clarence Peters, Birdice Keech,
Muriel McClain, BIanch Fulton, Norma
Henke, AlsoR Smith, Louise Henke,
Irene Bernard, Leila Gardner.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-21

Nora
The Girl with twsaty nillisas


Well, here we are again after long
rest. but news around Nora Is as
scarce as hens teeth.
Miss Dina Jamtgaard visited at
Martin Steve's Saturday.
Corn planting is all finished here and
every body will soon be busy killing
weeds.
Lars Lykken 10 erecting dwelling
house which will improve the home
stead decidedly.
Marenus Asojeld will soon have his
auto In repair again, so, girls, be
ready for ride.
Mrs. Thompson and daughter, Alil,
departed for Minnesota last Friday,
to visit few days before returning to
her home in Ispemming, Mich.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-21
NEW TOWNS IN WASHINGTON
Chicago, Miiwaukee x st. Paul Ry.

Five new towns to be established
this month in Whitman County, in the
productive Palouse district OF eastern
Washington. Town lots on sale al
Spokane. Great opportunity for bust
ness men and investors to invest their
money probably. For lots in Sea-
bury and Pandora, sale viii be held
Nay rs; for lots In Kenova and Pail
SADIE, May 2G; for los in Malded'
Nay "a. All sales BY auction. Further
information from F. A. Miller, General
Passenger Agent, Chicago.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-21


ola papers Tor sale = this ONCE,
y. al. Omdsbl 81 Sphinx ~ IN The
4 ciss a. business Tuesday.
Csndidsss's cards 1t the CouRIEF
olISes. on a snd see What 70 have Y
oRsT.
Mis- Mary Martin 81 yermillion y
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Hat y
Hlorms.
Hugh aud Floyd Wilson Of Vermii-
lion we're here Sunday visiting = NE
Wood home.
Hon. e, q. Ericsson delivered
political address - the Opera House
Il Madison, Friday night.
who has secondhand Incubator 10
salsY Send full description and best
terms ID this ONCE.
II. h. Peabody arrived from Madison
Monday night Tor visit here With ~
dauaktsr, Mr.. r. II. Burlinesme.
Fancy screen doors and window
screens. III sixes and shapes for saie
ina "a hand IN the lime, q +. u.
slsgls i Co.'S. Lumber Ysrd, Elk Point
8. u.
FM engraved calling cards, Or the
Intest iOrms Ii wedding Invitations anc
announcements, ses the COURIER, We
en- save you souDe money and secure
prompt Attsntion.
Tbs Congregational ladies' kindly
ihank the general public for their
nsstsbancs end liberal patronage in
~ rendering Is me sxtravaganzA.
.Puss Ii Boots. ! lest Tuesday evening.
For plaia apd fancy sewing call on
nrs. IN Lynch IN Mrs. 3. Morfs'
house, ons block north Of Klngsrud's
store,
y B. Frank, the well known Akron
photographer. has secured tho Old
Jsnson gallevy md early next week
Nh - ready for business. For first
olxau work = i0vitins pricss call ~
~ "a gallery.
All those having flowers to furnish
10 ths decoration Of grayss 81 de-
csased soldiers % Decoration Day,
pIeAse leave the same IS Mrs. Anna
1s@G&1S Llas& xr - sik-St
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-21

a. -. hiugsrud WAe IL Sioux CITY
last night At the Shrlner's conclaye.
Hanford's latest hit Il the ..New
York; ice cream = Conly's Saturday.
Miss Kathryn French went to Alces-
Ter last night TO conduct the eighth
grade examination there today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses Fate OF Spet :
Ger, lows, formerly Of Richland, were
visiting friends here last week. They
have recently lost little boy who was
burned TO death.
John and Mort Henkin gave party
to over thirty OF their mates last
Thursday evening. Delicious refresh
ments were served and the evening
wss spent pleasantly 10 games and So
cial amusements.
n. B. Kent returned Monday night
from weeks visit in Omaha. Mel 10
awfully busy with lots OF business and
the first baby. Mr.. Kent looked over
the ruins q the big wind storm al
Bellevue and Fl Crook and Gays some
Of the tricks Of tbs wind we're almost
incredible unless seen.
10 honor Of Miss Katharine French
OF Elk Point, Mrs. Stella Kshl enter.
taineda - dinner last Tuesday even
Ing an even dozen Of friends OF her
guest. After the repast the guests
spent pleasant evening on the lawn
Miss French will be remembered as .
teacher in our city school for . time
ana madesuch IN excellent imp ression
that she was entreAted to remain, but
could not because OF her health. g
VcrmiliioD Plain Talk.
A class Of about seventy-Hye young
people. twenty OF whom were from
Garryowen, WAS confirmed By Bishop
O'd0Fman VI Sioux Falls at the Cstho-
lic church 10 this city yesterday morn.
Ing. Father Robins0n Of jefferson
celebrated high mass. Father Link Of
fAnkton, Father Buschman OF Garry.
owen and Father Redmond OF this
city also assisted the bishop. Ii il
over four years SINCE Bishop O'Gormau
celebrated this sacrament in Elk
Point
James Lewis and nls 500, Arthur H..
a ~
q Canton, were h the city Tuesday.
~. Lewis Is Canton's veteran drug.
gist aud y we'll known Ia this CITY.
Arthur i = graduate OF the School Of
Pharmacy Of Northwestern Uniyerslty.
has had i've years experience ia the
drug business and Il : registered phsr-
macist. He has rented Dr.. Burlin.
games drug store and will open Il for
ousiness about June l. From here be
went directly % Chicago to buy an en-
tlrely new stock and fixtures.
Harry conly entertained the mem
oerp Of the high school graduating
class. Of which be IL ! me mber. al :
pleasant party Saturday evening
The teachers 81 the high school were
also included inthc company. A four
course dinner WAS served, the table
and dining room being artissically dec
GRATED with flowers and the class COL
Or, blue and white. Mesdamss Bur-
iingame, 6hl and Stickney and Miss
t.ouelia Comfy assisted Mrs. Comfy in
me serving, The evening was passed
With social games, music and dancing
Harry Cooper picked up ID the banks
q the Missouri river southwest OF the
City on Sunday, = bottle in which was
found the following note. 1. was ii
days making The trip from Yankton
70 Elk Point:
May 2, 1908.
Kind Friend: Am here on the sand
pr waiting for the ferry and am in !
hurry 70 GROSS. Finder please "a.
sWer ~ once.
HGxRr RYKES,
Yanktop, 8. n. Route /.
sstsraay Nisht's sser-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-21
On FLOWERS

Mesdames Ella Rozelle, Alice Toilet
son, Emma Pike, Emma Goss, Lucy
Morris, M. f. Hodges, Mamie Rick
man
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-21
CARD OF THANKS

We wsh to thank the many friends
for their Kindness and sympathy
shown to n diring our recs MT bereayea
ment.
Mis-. IVA GRAY AND FAMILY.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-21

COMMITTEES
10 DECORATE TIE CHURCH
Mesdamss ]. M. Ellie, F. N. Rust,
Geo. w. Rust. "A. Cline, Uriah Wood.
Aeesrs. +. n. Russ, IA Woods.
On TnAMs
Urlah Wood
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-21

Dennis and William. !. :. Frank Kelley
Program will begin at $50 sharp.
Admission, adults, Is cents; Children,
10 cents.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-21
Program for Memorial Services.

Il
Organ Voluntary
Responsive Reading
Hymn
Prayer
Scripture Reading, Rev. v. K Brown
Announcements
Hymn
Sermon, Rev. v. K. Brown
Hymn
|sBenediction
DECORATION DAY SERVICES
May S0tb, 1908
Assemble at court house square /, p. m.
President OF the day, w. J. Comfy
Marshal OF thu day, Uriah Wood
Commander s. A. Hubert Post No. q,
G. A. r. Robert Carter
Chaplain, E. D. Woods
Adjutant, l.. r.. Mills
President, w. r.. G. No. So, Mrs. NJ. II.
Barr !,
Secretary, W. R. C. No sc, Mrs. B. A..
R0zell
lis p m. formation OF column by
marshal
President OF the day, with orator, city
and county officials
$. A. Hubert Post No. 9. g. A. r. and
comrades OF the war 0. 1S61-ls65
Comrades OF the Spanish American
War.
w. r. c., No. sc
Public Schools
All Civic Societies
Citizens on Foot
Citizens In Carriages
i:3O p. m. March to The Cemetery
Ceremonies 1t cemetery
Song
prayer bv Post Chaplain
- Reading OF General Orders by Adjt.
Address BY Post Commander
5-Dec0raiion Of Graves
81 Decoration OF cenotaph
singing by Choir
March from Cemetery toM Nc church,
where the following Program will be
rendered:
Song Sixth Grade
Flag Day Exercises $500. First Grade
Memorial Flowers. Second Grade
Bay Billie ...... Fifth Grade
Song Third Grade
The North and the South
Fourth Grade
Recitation Eighth Grade
Address By Prof.. +. g. Cummins
Song. America
Kane 1ictjon
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-16
|. X. MASON,
Notice OF Sale OF Zeal Estate.

In the matter OF the estate of
Moran s. Lester and Orin VIII
liams
Notice is hereby given in pusu.
ance of an order of the County
Court OF the County of Carter,
State OF Oklahoma, made on the
5th day of October, 1905, the un.
dersigned Guardian Of the estate
of Moran S, Lester and Orin VIII
liams, will sell at Ardmore. at pri-
vate sale, to the highest bidder,
subject TO confirmation by said
Court, on the 9Th day of November,
1908, at o'clock p. m. at Ard
more, all the right, title and inter-
est of said Moran s., Lester and
Orin Williams, in and 10 the fol-
lowing described real estate situ-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-16
BUILT HOUSE IN ONE DAY.
A St. Louis Contractor Establishes a
World Record.

World Record.
st. Louis, Oct. 1G.-To build
four room, modern, $4,000 cottage in
one day may seem like an impossible
proceeding, but this is exactly what
has been accomplished by an East
ST. Louis Contractor. w. c. Carl was
the man to accomplish the feat and
had the assistance of some of the best
carpenters, mason and plasterers in
the city.
Before 700 a. m, the site OF the
house was a vacant lot Of common
weed-grown. tin-can ,trewed var
iety and with no hint OF the change
that was to be made in 12 hours in
evidence.
The first obstacle TO put a crimp In
Carts record attempt came when he
discovered that the black hard soil of
East Lansdowne would "burn up" the
machine eXcavator which Carl had
hoped would dig n cellar in twink
ms l'HAN VI ldubltlH NfIe bll manu-
however, and dscardng his patent
digger Carl resorted 10 the good old
reliable pick and hovel.
In an hour and half the founua-
tions were complete. Stone and brick
the latter for chimneys. having been
unloaded quickly while a basement ex.
cavation was being shoveled out.
Meanwhile the carpenters were get.
ting their floor tlmbers and ioists cut
mp and the flooring was the work OF
/ an hour, so that before 10 o'clock
three hours work brought the house
20 the ground floor level.
The brick masons ran mp the chin
neys, while outside and interior wal
studding We're going up and by moor
the roof was well under way, the
/ framework for wall and ceiling, com
/ pleted and all ready for lathers ,plas
/ terers. plumbers, gasiitters and elec
/ tricians TO begin right after lunch.
Women In the neighborhood served
| lunch for the workers who struck of
for the regulation noon hour.
BY 6 o'clock the work had been com
pleted and the contractor claims Il
nave established world record,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-16

ate in Carter County, state OF Ok
lahoma, to-wit.
Lot 7, ana SEb OF SWii Of Sec
6, + 4 South, Range l East, Of the
allotment OF Moran s Lester. South
half. southeast ., ot southeast u.
Sec. /. r ). II West. OF the
allotment of Orin Williams.
Said real estate will be sold on
the following terms and conditions,
to-wit: Cash.
B'ds for the purchase thereof
must hc I'm writing and must be
filed I'm the County Court or dcliv-
cred to the undersigned AZ Ard
more. oklahoma, at the office OF
Robert r. Lee.
Dated the 9TH day OF October,
1908.
GEORGE u WILLIAMS,
t-rvks Guardian.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-16
PARKER HELD FOR MURDER
DAMAGING EVIDENCE GIVEN AT
PRELIMINARY HEARING IDEN-
TiFIeD BY MANY.

Oklahoma City, Okla, oct. Is
Harry Parker, charged with
Staying Mrs. Harry Pearson. Seutem-
bcr 16, after preliminary hearing,
yu terdaf n.ornoon before Jusrcr r..
u. Ol1feld at the assembly room OF the
court house. was bound over To he
district court without bail. His trial
before Judge John J. Carney will
come Immediately following the dock
ct arranged Wednesday, which will
probably consume two weeks.
Several witnesses identified the
prisoner as both Harry Parker and r,
G. Minglc. The diamonds were posi-.
lively identified as those of Mrs. Pear.
on Miss Daisy Mann of lola, Kan.
sas, with whom Parker is intimately
acquainted. identified him as her for
mer lover ami described Several sears
which Sheriff Garrison declares he
saw on Parker while a prisoner at
Wichita.
Parkcr's attorneys raised strenuous
objecting TO taking of testimony be
caN for the defendant they waived
preliminary examination and asked 10
withdraw from the court room. Jus
Oldfeld ovenuled the motion TO waive
the hearing and ordered that the state
proceed with the examination Of its
witnesses.