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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-24
Agassiz School.

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third and fourth rooms celebrated
Jointly Rooms five and six followed
the same plan while room eight was
OF three rooms, the seventh, eighth
their exercises in the tenth room. The
program by rooms follows:
Room I.
Good afternoon songs and Christ.
mas stories by school.
Song, I'm a Lowly Manger"-school.
Concert recitation. y?"-school.
Recitation-John Harrod.
Song, The First Christmas
school.
Recitation, Christmas Everywhere
Vivian Kendall.
Recitation, THE First Christmas
Song Jessop.
Song, bethlehem Babe"-school
Song. "Once Unto the Shepherds
school,
Song. "Santa Claus'-school.
Dramatization, christmas Wishes
10 little school girls.
Song, my Gifts"-school
Song, "a Jolly Old Fellow"-ten
children.
Rectation-Percy Harmon
Recitation, "a Good Time"-Lucila
Lang.
Recitation-Wayne Counterman.
Recitation-Marie Boatman.
Song, "Christmas school.
.tecitation "a Christmas Dilemma
Anna Robson.
Recitation Ready for Christmas"--
Leonard Barnes.
Duet-Dorothy Groth and Anna Rob.
ison.
Song. "a Letter to Santa" -school
Recitation, "a Letter to Santa
Hattie Valley.
Song, "Bells"-school.
Recitation, "Doubt''-Willie Collins
Recitation. Somebody Is Coming
Clarence Shadley.
Song, Christmas Bells"-school.
Recitation. "A Lunch for Santa
Lucy Musgrove.
Recitation, Guiding Santa Claus
Max Hampshire.
Song, Hang Up Your Stockings
| School.
Recitation, "Suppose"-Mar Nor
gan.
Song, Christmas Secrets "-School
Recitation, keeping the Secret
| Goldie Bennett.
Song. christmas Bells"-School.
| Recitation, poor Santa Claus
Otto Matthews.
Recitation, Under the Mistletoe''-
Dorothy Gooth.
Games by the School.
Rooms 2, and d.
Song, Carol Little Children"
Song Santa Claus
Exercise, Signs of Christmas
Billy Browns Mistake'-Nins
Gale.
"The Difference'-Tom Mccartney
Suppose''--William Greeley
An exercise, Waiting Up for Santa.
fla Aikens, Arthur Goehring.
Overheard at Christmas "-Glaph;
Hendricks.
"A Christmas Dilemma"-Florenc
Moss.
A drill.
Song, Christmas Carol.
Song, "a Jolly Old Fellow"
Empty Stocking Harry Harmon.
quite Like a Stocking"-Marie Ca
ter.
''Santa's Substitute-Ortha Miller.
Exercise, Guess Game.
"Santa's Mistake"-Robert Schorr.
"a Christmas Tree"-Melvin Nj,
FaG1eg,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-24
LINCOLN e. HEDRICK
-
Lincoln and Hedrick Schools.

While the pupils in the Lincoln and
HedriclS schools had no set arranged,
they nevertheless participated in
several number appropriate to the sea-
son of the year. Christmas songs
We're rendered. and the pupils were
called upon to volunteer their services
as entertainers.
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JEFFERSON SCHOOL

+. 4
JEFFERSON SCHOOL.
AT the Jefferson school, with the ex
ception of the two highest rooms. the
fifth and sixth, which went in togeth.
er for the afternoon, each class held
| its program in it's own room as fol.
| lows.
Room I.
Songs, Christmas Bells
Jack Frost
Father Christmas"
| Santa Claus"
"a Rhyme of Christmas Stockings
School
"The Turkeys Lament" Barney
Cloyd
Santa Claus Little Boy and His
Dolls,"- Ernest Mccall. Winetta
Shahan, Marian Simmons, Martha
Peppers, Mary Lundberg, Aline Lloyd.
Edna Long, Ethel Davis. Carrie Gid
con.
.tThe Christmas Story - Ernest
Mccall a
Song, .'once Unto the Shepherds ,
why do Bells for Christmas Ring
Ferris Michaels.
"The Story of Piccola"- Carl Lem
hauser.
"a Mistake About Santa Claus 80
Martha Peppers.
| christmas Eve" Mary Lydia
veitch.
| Mother Goose Exercise Anna LII.
ellie Wormhoudt Neal Flanders, Ed,
gar Cary, Hazel Willard, Carl Line
hauser, Eugene Hagberg, Benny
Cloyd, Bruce Bales, Edwin Styre.
Jolly Old santa"-Aileen Lloyd
"The Christmas Tree'-Pau1 Skater.
= ~ ".
field
Santa Claus Ola Wilson.
"a Boys Wish" Ernest Fisher.
Songs "a Jolly Old Fellow
"a Letter to Santa Claus y
Room 2.
Troubles for George" TEDDY I
/ eff Santa Claus Shall FallD-Rutl
George.
THE Evergreen Tree Marior
1.-THE Christmas Moon" FLORENCE.
Booth e.
"Old Santa Cried Helen saylor.
'Christmas With Mother Goose"
Harvey Kincaid.
"A Christmas Wish and Santa
Mistake Queen Harris.
Christmas Eve Avis Mccoy.
| (a) Patriotic.
| (b) What I Want.
Francis Chamberlain
Santa Claus Cake"-Bessie Nil
Ter.
Turkeys Lament Hazel Gideon
| Cleaning the Flue" Winni,
Cowan.
| why I'm Thankful Leslis
Stephens.
"If Could Find Old Santa Char
lotte Criley.
81 Wonder How Ella Arnald
Song, Tell Me- IL boys.
| Mothers Hymn Viva Ninen1ire
Edna Nichols, Anna Pack, Stella Kret
ger. Frances Chamberlain.
Song. "Why Do Bells Ring ?""-Cecil
Crisswell, Viva Ninemire, Avis Nc
Coy.
"My Bank"-Earl Day.
Song Seven girls
"What VIII You be?'-Ralph Wat.
son, Louis Cravatzo, Harry Moss,
. Gideon McKelvey.
Exercise. Mother Goose Children
Three Girls and Three Boys.
Recitation, EMILY Jane" - Georgia
; Fhllmer.
Recitation. "How Does Santa Do
it?"- Eva Fisher.
Song, Christmas Bells" - Seven
Girls
Recitation, Grandpa Lee Ken
needy.
Recitation, "The Lookout Man.
Gladys Shahan.
Recitation, 'old Christmas Rob
ert Kiefer.
Song. THE Christmas Tree"
j, School
Recitation 'The Baby's Stocking g.
Thelma Pepeprs. IL
Recitation, "The Little School
= ma'am'- Ruth Christie.
Letter Drill, "Babe Of Bethlehem"
t Fifteen Children.
Song, Carol, Little Children
. School.
Recitation. 'sWho Made the Speech"
|. Ethel Lenhart.
Recitation, "The Notifying Mis-.
take Hazel Harsh
= Recitation, christmas" Nellie
Harper.
Song. "Old Christmas School
Recitation, '.The Christmas Carol
t. May Smith.
Recitation, When Santa sr,s,s
/, lComes''-Anna Heckart.
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FRANKLIN SCHOOL

THE FRANKLIN SCHOOL
The First and Second Room Pupils
Gave the Following Interesting
Program.
Song-Raise Your Hands: school.
Song-Indian Lullaby: school
Welcome-Walter Schultz
Santa Claus exercise-Thirteen
children
A Voice for Santa-June Kirkhart.
Song-Dear Santa Claus; school.
Two Requests-Le Mar Cooper.
Riding With Santa-Harold Mat
thews.
Santa's Mistale-Mabel Parcel
Dolly's Observation-Disclosures Cond-
len.
Song Down the Long Highway;
room II.
Concert recitation-school.
Christmas-William Mahoney.
In Bethelem-Olive Hill.
A Christmas Wish; Alice Carnes,
Clarence Poncy, Cleo Berry, Willie
Carr.
Song-Christmas Hymn; room l.
A letter from Santa-Bessie Fetch
er.
How Santa Claus Came-Ralph
MAINS.
Santa ClausLClodine Adamson,
Alice Irwin, Signe Freeman, Dorothy
Poland
Christmas Puzzle-Blanche Nc
Nerney.
The American Stocking-Harry
Bryant
Song Shine Out, 0 Blessed Star;
school
The Real Santa Claus-Seven chill
iren.
Note to Santa Claus--Carl Berry.
Mammals Present-Helen Weidle.
Concert Recitation-Room H.
Song-Santa Claus Is Coming; Anna
Mahoney, Dorothy Hadden, Henrietta
Dittman; Lola Warrick
A Christmas Precaution--Anna Ma
honey
Polly Phlon-May Parker.
Mother Hubbards Xmas Cupboard
Max Funk.
Song of observation-disclosures Horn
back.
Song-The North Wind; school
A Present for Mamma--Verna Rog-
srs.
Xmas exercise-FTanll Waite, John
North Louise Moss.
What Did Santa Do?-Pauline
Snyder.
The Christmas Dolls-Henrietta Dit
imam.
song-Once Unto the Shepherds;
School,
A Christmas Dilemna-Frances Dun
ming.
Christmas Twice Year-Millard
Young.
Present for Santa-Bessie Canter-
Jerry.
Santa Claus Substitute-Fred Gil.
Hand
Concert recitation-School
Grandpa's Glasses Dorothy Had
len.
Wby-Lillian Sprague.
Kris Kringle-Ethel Vincent
Song-In Lowry Manager: room II.
Tommys Christmas Trouble-Ira
Hobbs.
Santa's Helpers-John Hobbs.
Her Santa Claus Letter-Hazel
Sling.
Elizabeth May-May Jordan
Song-Eight children.
Be Caretul-Clyde Schultz.
Santa Claus-Lloyd Huddleston
Soaring Santa Claus-Willie Fletch.
II.
A Tree Song-Blanche McNerney
My Dolly-Mabel Algire
Song-O, Clap, Clap the Hands
School
Mothers Always Do-Rena House
A Riddle--Willie Clawson.
My Stoclzing-Clarence Brooks
Song-Jingle, Jingle; school,
SonS-The Snow is Falling Fast;
school
Song-Christmas Tree Song; school
Rooms and 5.
Merry Xmas, song-by school
Greeting-Herbert Green
Santa Clsus--Margery McCance.
The Little Lords Jesus, song-By
school.
He Comes in the Night--Alta Bis
veil.
My xns" rolly-Loretta Mosher.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-24
Otlu11u,n School Children Echo Praises IN
Song and Recitation of Joyful Yulehdt

Song-Father Christmas four boys
and four girls OF the Fourth room.
The Little Hero-Herald Hail.
a Xmas Thought-Gerald Fullmer.
Song-Doll Song, by girls in the
Third room.
Nmas Twice Year-Irene Tozer.
Christmas Morning-Myrtle Greer.
Shine Out, o Blessed Star-Song.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-24

At the Jefferson school, with the ex
ception Of the two highest rooms. the
fifth and sixth, which went in togeth.
er for the afternoon, each class held
its program in it's own room as fol-
lows
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-06

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m; 3:22 and go p. m.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-06
Real Estate Transfers.

Following is a list OF real estate
transfers Of Kootenai county as fur
nished by the Occur d'Alene Abstract
& Title Guarantee company:
United States to Chas. w. Densil.
lots and 4, swh nwh sec. l., tp.
SO n, r. W.
United States to Eliza Anderson,
sh nwA, swA mex, lot 2, Sec 70,
tp. 49, r. 5 W.
United States to Elder Warner, e.
sw Y, lots and z, sec. 10, tp. 40 n,
.r. 5 W.
United States to John Wallin, sw Y
of sec. IL, tp. 40 n, r. 5 W.
United States to Chas. Lang. NV Y
swA, lots 3, 4 and 3, sec. "a, tp. 40
n, r. 8 W
United States to Joseph s. Murrey,
sw u sec. 10. tip. 81 n, T. 3 W; $500.
Geo. H. Cross to Reubin Cross,
ne u, sec. 8, tp. So n, r. 3 W.; $4,000.
John C. Myers to Sterling p. Gain
and Della M. Gain, part lot 10, Krot-
zer's add.
Mamie Scarlet to Robert B. Cum
Minis, lots Z and 8. block IL. River
side add. to Occur d'Alene.
Frank e. Denbeigh to Matte e.
Denbeigh, lot 8, r. w. Collins add.
to Occur d'Alene.
E. G. Welch to Harriet B. Wanna
colt. lot l, block /, Spokane add. to
Occur d'Alene.
James E. Whitfield to S. f. Beggs.
NV u, sec. 35, tip. So n, r. 3 W; $500.
Columbia Inv. Co. to Mabel F.
Papendick. lots IL and -. block %,
Brown Park add. to Rathdrum; 1926.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-06

INLAND EmplFe alectrIe. syatem.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-06
WILL ABOLISH SALOONS
Moscow Council Refers Matter to III,
People.

Moscow Council Refers Matter 10 the
People.
MOSCOW, Idaho. May 5.-The uni
versity town will be saloonless town
in the near future. This seems GER
tainty in view of the action of the city
council last night voting that the mat
ter be referred to the people in a
special election to be held May 10.
and also in view OF the recent crusade
in which apparently large majority
Of the community have definitely ex-
pressed themselves as desiring the
adjustment of the saloons The ac-
ton OF Pullman. the college town
across the Washington line, has been
stimulus to the Muscovites In this
movement. Two crowded mass meet
ings have been held in the interest
of temperance, and a petition with
signatures numbering three-fourths
the vote polled at the last election
asks for the revoking OF the licenses.
In public address the city attorney.
Mr.. Stillinger, has given the legal
status Of the case. and has expressed
It as his belief that Idaho law gives
every community a virtual local OPP
tion in the matter of prohibition. If
community wants n dry town
they have only 10 elect councilmen
who will not license saloons. II a
majority of the citizens want the sa-
looms shut out they can at the polls
replace a saloon council, and still at
tain their wish. Mr.. stillinger warned
against the possible dishonesty of TAX
ing license money ard then without
misdemeanor on the part OF the hold
er revoking that license, as thing
to be guarded against by the COM
munity. but said that there was no
reason for reissHing any license un-
less the community desired the saloon
to operate. The mayor IL In favor OF
the movement. and the vote Of the
council last night was four to two for
the election. and II Is thought that
the division would be the same on the
straight question of license or no H.
cense.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-06
NEW PAPER AT ST. JOE
Late Editor OF Terrell Press to Es-
tabIish the Palladium.

-N--N~A AA1~
tablish the Palladium.
The growing and prosperous town
of st. Joe is to have a new paper.
1t is to be called the Palladium, and
the first number win be issued on
the 21st of this month.
The editor OF the paper will be
Ferdinand J. oeltjen, formerly editor
of the Terrell Press. w. w. Terrell
is the owner and publisher of the
Press, and because Mr.. oeltien, 1t is
said, gave utterance to sentiments
through the editorial columns of the
paper favorable to the removal of
the county seat to this place from
Rathdrum exceptions we're taken by
the publisher, and Mr.. Oeltjen sew
cred his connection with 1t and de-
cided to start a paper Of his own,
where he would be at liberty at all
times to give voice to his own hon
est convictions upon any and all sub
jects. Mr.. Oeltjen went to Spokane
yesterday and made arrangements for
the plant and it is now on the way
and will be installed as soon as pos
sible. Mr.. Oeltjen is a newspaper
man of ability and is certain to give
the reading public an up-to-date and
modern newspaper in all respects.
The policy of the paper will be re-
publican.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-06
LOUISE BREHANY COMPANY


Notable Array Of High-CIass Artists
20 Be Heard i'm Concert Program.
One of the finest musical oTgani-
nations on the road is the Louise
Brehany company. that will be heard
in this city Friday. night May s. at
the Auditorium. Heading this organ
iEation Is Miss Louise Brehany.
Americas greatest soprano; Maxmil-
lion Dick, viOlinist. late concert
meister of the famous DamrOseh
Symphony orchestra. and many other
notable musical and operate organi-
nations in Europe and America; Miss
Edith Adams. vioIincellist. is reeog-
nized as the leading lady cellist Of
the country. Her engagements In
Europe. especially at Berlin and Nh
mich, were real ovations. Miss Alice
McClung. the pianist. is a pupil Of
the distinguished Danish pianist,
August Hyllsted. and later az the
star pupil of the emminent Chiea-
go pianist and teacher. Walter spry.
She b still a young girl and gives
promise Of a brilliant future.
This clever quartet Of artists will
be heard in a popular ballad and OPP
cratic program. Prices. first four
rows. Use; next two rows. 81;
next i've rows, $3.50; balcony. Use
ana gnr
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-06
railway AND STEAMBOAT TINE
TABLES.

Time given Is Tor arrival and departure from
Occur d'Alene.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-06
Band Concert.

The Occur d'Alene band will give
another of it's concerts at Blackwell's
park tomorrow evening. Owing to
the fact that the band will give a
dance at the pavilion on the same
evening. the concert will commence
at 1880 sharp and conclude at 8:45.
The program is as follows:
.GeOrss hOseg
Opening march. spirit of Liberty"
Overture, "Rossitier's Sunny
Songs ........... Henry AFFORD
Characteristic medley, Jolly Pick
aninnies" ...... PueFner
Overture, From Dawn Till Twi-
light introducing the fox hunt,
old English song, coach ride,
etc B.-...-- AZ. oftitn
Concert Waltzes; promiseuous clos
Ing march, Columbia Yacht
club ........... .-Nandercook
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-06
TO THE PUBLIC

The Press win deem It special favor II pat
sns who fail 70 receive their paper regularly
BIZ report the sane 70 the 0ifice. an II Is our
bly, means OF knowing how the carriers are do
Ig their work.
I'VE win pay reward Of S2S for evidence that
3 II convict any one Of stealing papers after
ley are delivered TO residences.
THE PRESS PUBLISHING co.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-06
CITY IN BRIEF.

Cabs and Messengers. Phone 1853.
G. w. Mason is on the sick list.
Band dance at pavilion Thursday.
by Z.
Thomas Hay of st. Maries is a Wis
pr in the city.
Dressmaking. Phone Interstate
S6F.
George Steele was a Spokane Wis
or this morning.
For good signs see Haner, under
e Little Silk store.
j. B. Hogan departed this morning
pr visit to Boise.
The go-cart sale is now on at the
Oeur d'Alene Furniture Co.'s store.
r. L. Black made trip to Post
alls this afternoon on business in be-
alf of clients.
Open-air concert Thursday even
g, May Z, from 1880 to SEAS, at
devious to band dance.
Captain L. Roper and wife went to
pokane this afternoon for a few
ys' visit with friends.
All ready now at the Mission candy
ore for that fine ice cream and
bdas.
John Flynn OF the law Arm of San
PRS & Flynn returned from a bust
ess visit to Spokane today.
Our abstracts are accurate and are
mpleted with dispatch. Fred L.
ffany, Mgr, 1O4 Fourth st. Bell
hone 1.
c. A. Osmer and family are pre-
airing to leave toward the latter part
the week for Mr.. Osmer's home
cad.
Ever dance to the music OF a mill.
ry band? II not just come and try
at Blackwell's pavilion Thursday,
ay z.
A number of Shriners will leave
bis evening for Spokane to attend
meeting of the lodge at that place.
hitiations will be had and afterward
banquet served.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
wedish Lutheran church will meet
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 at Occur
'Alene college. Members and friends
re cordially invited.
Steamer Sherman, four rowboats
ind household goods to be auctioned
N by Henry Krotzer at Sherman
Park dock Thursday. May Z, at 2
}. m.
Dan Nicholson and family OF Min
hesota, who arrived in the city sew
ral days ago, have decided to locate
n the city and make 1t their future
home.
William Gallagher, who had the
misfortune of spraining his ankle
while at work in camp 3 Of the Lewis
Lumber company, was taken to the
hospital for treatment last evening.
DR.. N. Welt and Roy Baily. recent
" from the east and who have for
the last week been the guests OF the
law firm of Reed & Boughton, de-
parted yesterday for a trip up to
the st. Joe and St. Maries country.
Both express themselves as very
much pleased with Occur d'Alene.
Wanted-To rent, close in, by
professional men. one large or two
small rooms, furnished or unfur-
nished; state terms. p. o. Box ISL.
The band viii give another Of it's
popular dances tomorrow evening At
Blackwell's pavilion. The band has
decided to place no tickets on sale for
this dance, and they can not be Sc
cured except at the door on the even
ing Of the dance.
Mrs. Ida Wells departed yesterday
for Chicago. Mrs. Wells at the meet
ing Of the state eneampment Of the
Royal Neighbors at this place some
time ago was elected 3 delegate to
the grand eneampment. which con-
venes at Chicago on May 12. and she
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
CITY REAL ESTATE

LOEWE TRACT
IN
EXCELSIOR HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION 8
in the
City and County of San Francisco.
high Glass bus. and residence lots on easy
terms, $400 and upward.
Terms $40 down and $40 per month.
rake Mission st. cars to Russia av.
Agents on the ground on Sundays.
L. +. A. OBERMEYER. Agent.
Phone Market 3229 2T0 Van Ness ay.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
ALFALFA FARMS
PLANTED AND IRRIGATED
ST. so Down Sl5O Month.

We offer 5. 10, 90 and 40 acre farms planted
to alfalfa and cared for by us; proceeds of
crops credited on your contract OF purchase;
under irrigation; in Glenn county. 4 miles
from Willows, the county seat; on easy terms
OF payment. $3.50 an acre down and $l.50
an acre per month. Write US, telephone US
or call at the Office for circular, giving fuu
particulars.
ALFALFA FARMS CO.,
4O3 Monadnock Bldg, San Francisco.
Telephone Douglas 21SS.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17

HALF MOON BAY REAL ESTATE
ALTA vISTA-Near Ocean Shore railways
Coney Island and center OF activities; 25 foot
suit. ALEXANDER MACKrE. TIA Market ST..
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
FREIGHT FORWARDING

REDUCED rates for shipping household goods
anywhere west to everywhere cast
JUDSON FREIGHT FORWARDING CO.,
$50 Market St. room 1Ol. Columbia building.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17
REDWOOD CITY REAL ESTATE

VILLA tract, 40 IT. frontage $3.50 up; 10 per
cent down. SO per month; no interest; no
taxes; macam madized streets, curbs. water and
sewer free to purchasers warm climate; ex-
cellent railroad and educational facilities
G. r. WILCOX & CO., s87 Golden Gate ay.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-17

M0NTARA REAL ESTATE
MoNTARA
GRAND EXCURSION on new Ocean Shore
railroad to Montara and return, including din
ner, 81; new houses. new hotels, new side
walks, large lots, acres; will build houses fol
home seekers on easy terms. MONTARA Of
nee. 261 Van Ness av.. San Francisco.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
HELM IS TO PLEAD
II Not TN Alabama He VIII Be Ar
rnlgncd Tuesday.

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June 6.-Rep-
resentative j. Thos. Helm, of Alabama,
Will probably be called for arraign-
ment next Tuesday before Justice Bar
nard in Criminal Court. No. 2, on the
Indictment recently returned against
him, charging an assault with dam
serous weapon on;Louis Irlndy colored.
Following an. alfsrcat.on on a street
ear at SIKH Street and Pennsylvania
Avenue. Northwest, a few weeks ago,
Mr., Hehtn discharged his pistol at
Lundy, and bullet struck the negro in
the neck. Another bullet struck a by
stander named McCreery. New York
Morse owner, who was attending the
spring meet at Benning.
District Attorney Baker stated to-
day that a notice would be served on
Attorney Henry f. Davis, of counsel
for Mr. Hetiin, to have the Alabama
representative in court next Tuesday.
"ot course said Mr.. Baker, in answer
to an inquiry, ii Mr.. Hefiin has re-
turned TO Alabama should not insist
ON his return for Arrangement That
could be deferred until the case is
called for trial in the fall
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-06-07
YOUTH is BURIED ALIVE
HypnOtizcd by u High Caste Hindu. He
Sleeps Five Feet Under Ground.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. June 6.-Bur-
led alive In Luna Park. Colman S. Nc
Rae lies in coffin five feet below the
surface of the earth, with the tramp
of thousands of merrymakers passing
over him.
He was hypnotized last night by
Bundha Kupparow. a high caste Hindu
and carried on stretcher to a grave
already prepared. There he was placed
in coffin and lowered into the earth.
He will remain there until June l4th.
Meantime proof that he is there can
be had by peering down long tube,
through which the face of the sleeper
can be seen with the aid of little
electric light which bangles at the end
of a. long wire.
There has probably never been a
burial in America which approached
McRae's for unique features. Like the
famous burial of Sir John Moore, Not
a Drum was Heard, Not Funeral
Note but all around him were the
cries of the showmen inviting people
in to see the wonders of the largest
snake in captivity or the beauties of
Loves Voyage while his funeral dlrge
was played by the automatic organ
of the big merry -Eo-round, whose cav
alcade will ride many mile before
McRae is dug up again.