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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-06
Real Estate Transfers.

For the week ending February l. comp lied
from the records by the Washington Abstract
Company OF Aberdeen:
Pacific Beach Co to Mrs Ruth Mckee,
Its 49, IA, bl IA, Pacific Beach-$20O.
Treasurer Chehalis County to Houts &
Fry, duplicate of deed issued May 6,
1902, ne4 Of sw14. and nwA Of se4 sec
32-17.1O.
J Finley to w A Finley, und1a int in
VIZ of eI lot 6, blk IL, Corrected plat
Ema-$600.
j B Gochnour to T Stevens, guard
JAMS deed und1s int in VIZ 1t 10, and " q
lot 8, and w 1t 8. and all lot 4, sec 20.
II 5 and land in sea sec 20-17-5-$5S0.
E M Stevens ct al to Same, und 7-lt
int in same-$5US.
A l. Macleod to J H Rowland, quit
claim und25 int in lot u, bl Al, Original
plat Aberdeen-$l.
Mrs G Gonser to B T Gates, 1t 81, bl 5,
Mocips-$200.
f Campbell to W Z Boyce, lot ID, bl s,
Harris Hill add Hoquiam-$l0.
State OF Washington to G Pearson,
lot 3, tract 10, Aberdeen tide and shore
lands-$l.
NJ Olson to A NJ Olson. lts 8 to IL. bl
%, First add South Aberdeen-$1.
SIX Bowes to A Anderson. Its 1918,
bl 7, Park add Aberdeen-$l50.
ST Medcalf to G L Simmons, lots to
4, bl 20, l. & A add Elma-$l0.
JE Calder to O Smith, lts Is to IS, bl
3, MONEYS Corrected plat Monte-$60O.
l. p Hedrick to a Winders, lots II to
16, bl IL, W & B add Elma-$S5O.
East Hoquiam Co to W Wyrck, 1t u,
bl SO, Ontario add Hoquiam-$200.
City of Montesano to w Moore, lot g.,
Fourth add Wynooche cemetery-$10
Montesano Nat Bank to II 3 Marcy,
quit claim So feet lot -, blk l, W & B
plat Montesano-$l.
&c Finch to A G Hopkins. Its to ~,
bl IT., Sunnyside add Aberdeen-$l.
ii d Richmond to Alex Poison, quit
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-06
NEW CASES.

James G Alvey Va BERTHE Alvey. Dr.
vOrce.
Morgan & Brewer We o G Vammen.
Foreclosure of tax lien.
Same VS. j + Scott. Same.
Thomas White VS. Larkins Logging Co
ct al. Complaint not filed.
Montesano Light n Water Co vs. Geo
II Arland ct ux. Injunction.
EFF Brown VS. Il z Campbell. Fore
closure Of tax lien.
American Paper Co VIZ A G Girard.
Action Oh promissory note.
Charley Wilander vs. Hoquiam Lumber
& Single Co. Complaint not filed.
State OF Washington vs George Girls
void. Vagrancy, appeal from police
court of Aberdeen.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-06
Attic COURT HOUSE
The weekly RECORD OF LEGAL
DOINGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
riinufeS of the Superior Court and
New Case Flied. List of Real ES-
tate Transfers and Miscellaneous
Instruments Filed with County
Auditor.
In the Superior Court.

The following is the record of business trans
acted in the superior court for the week end
ing February |, 1905.
In re estate of Fred Browning, decd
Carrie Browning appointed ADMINISTERS
trix.
John ISLANDER was admitte TO citizen
ship.
In he estate Levicy Cr' m ey, decd.
WIN J CrumIev appointed executor OF
will without bonds.
Amelia Lehtinen We John Lehtinen.
Divorce granted.
The following cases were continued to
March "a q Ii d p 5 Ry Co vs. Frank
kepka ct NIX; George Soienson ct TX
y Oh Gar,ler ct TX; Sarah A Minis ct al ;
Jean NJ Ledee; John Newnean ct TX
Peter Healey TT TX; Nike Joseph ~ TX
Willie ii JJhustou ct al; Mrs Emma
Johnston; l. II Brewer ct al.
Al Anderson ct al vs. NJ + Inca. ct al.
Judgment for plaintiffs for S97O.S0, at
torneys fees and costs.
Aberdeen State Bank vs. John Berg ct
al. Judgment for plaintiff for 1907. go
and costs.
American Paper Co VS. A G Girard.
Judgment for plaintiff for $ll9 60 and
costs
In re estate OF Edward Sem, decd.
Final account approved.
In re estate of Ernest Mas, deceased.
Hearing OF final report continued to
April 5.
In re estate OF Samuel H Smith, decd.
Hiram Layport, A H Moulton and r A
Wiley appointed appraisers.
In re guardianship OF Stanley Kohl ct
al, minors. j B Giles appointed guar
dian.
National Lumber & Box Co vs. q Fl
Commercial Go ct al. Demurrer to com.
plant argued and taken under advise.
ment.
SEVERN johnson vs. A + Coats Logging
Co. Motion to make answer more
definite sustained.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-06
Reason Enthroned.

Because meats are SO tasty they are
consumed in great excess. This leads
to stomach troubles, biliousness and
constipation. Revise your diet, let
reason and not a pampered appetite
control. then take a few doses of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets and you will soon be well
again. Try it. Sold by Evans Drug
Co. SAMPLES free.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-06

7 II Mckay to & NJ Kay. mtg Its
to %, bl 5. klce's Il III Aoerieen-$l00.
) H SIN tn 10 ! Forch, mtg It's Is. IA. 10,
blk 8. Riverside aid Melbourne and
horses and cuws-fl65.
PA Powell To f l. M,Nair, sat mtg lot
6, b Is. W & b add Ah+,deen $3.50.
FL McNalr to J II Ross, mtg same
$1,000.
Sheriff Chrrais County TO Public, cef-
ticate of Appointment ri john + Rogers,
ma, to be deputy sheriff.
] w Scott 10 A J Gibson, Jr. mig 3.20
acres in sec 30.l6-4-$300.
Same to A J Gibson, mtg VIZ lot 2, bl
6, Oakvllle-S50O.
S w Gaskill to l. Z Hedrick. sat mtg
Its II to Is, bl u. W Il B add Elma.
G w Yana to Pubic, certificate OF
dedication OF land in NV corner OF sw4
of nwIa Of sw14 sec 7-l6ll, for use as a
street or pnblic highway.
Mrs f Nj Suhdprth to J S st Onge, sat
mtg 1t 10. bl 81, Ontario add Hoq-$500.
John Beck to Public, affidavit affecting
title to sls Of sw14 see 10 and We OF n~A
set Is 1875
4 Winders to r Matz-n, mt. lots II to
l6, b II. W 4 B add Elma-$300.
W I Paul VS. W A Jennings. lien saw
logs and piling-$266.
5 X Stevens to j II Robinson, Land
contract lots 3 4, and swla Of swla sec
Il l7-5--$5075.
Clark 4 Wilson to A II Harrison, chat
mtg saloon fixtnres-SS23.
& w jackson to j II Fitzhugh. chat
mtg machinery, stock, fixtures, accounts,
etc, bicycle business Huquiam-$l350.
&c Hanson to X Pattison, sat mtg
land in frances add Aberdeen-$3U0.
II Pattison to Sara J Fessenfeld, mtg
two tracts land in 1t 3, sec 8 II 9-Sl7O0.
ZEE Dwineli to q l. Evers. mtg ne d Of
npA and e1a of nwA OF neA, tee SIS 8
$500.
John Hartman to Mike Woods, bill
sale 10y brand "a D'-$l.
A l. Macleod to August 1hle, mtg lot
2. bl 55. W & b Second add Aber-$l5O0
Il wv Rutledge to J II Cooper. mtg und
60 acre interest in 1856. 80 acres in eH Of
sw4 aud swA Of se4 aud lot 7. sec 49,
l7.5-$l26.
ID Johnson to T N Evans, mtg ny Of
nw4 sec 1S-l7.5-S450.
County Engin'r II S Shorey to Public,
certificate of appointment Of Geo d Rob-
ertson to be deputy county engineer
G f Burrows Co w Chas Huttula ct
ux. lien lots 80 to so, bl 50, N p add
South Aberdeen-$177.
Same Va Westerson ct TX, lien same
s73.
= Hunley to Anna McRae, mtg Its 81
to 81. bI 4, Patterson's add and lie 10, IL,
bl 80. and lts:9. 1912, bl 20, First add
South Aberdeen-$1000.
F ID Kellerman to A d Devonshire,
asst mtg lots So. bl 2. Black burns First
add Monteeano-$250.
Harry + White to Same. chat mtg ga
loon stock and fxtuies-$25O.
Y T Wilson to Leroy Hall, mtg lts IA,
Is, bl 16, North Hocuiam add Hoq-$700.
A Hay ct al to j w Parks. bl sale
gasoline launch Edna" and fishing
boats and outfit-$545.
E Regain to Lumberman's Bank, chat
mtg furniture, household goods, etc
$1,000.
w Knowles ct al to Mitchell & Lewis
Co, mtg VIZ Of seA, sec PITS 6, LEES y
Of swl4 OF swH of said seA-$6OO.
G Raskey to + Raskey, bill sale house
hold goods, e'c-s200.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-06

claim 81 of nw4 and n1a OF swh sec
24-l9-l2-$l.
Eliza Powers to + f Hogan, 1t 10, bl 2,
Kair's add "quiam-$500.
4 Stamhuck to Pa.rn-to & Jordan,
land in ne4 Of nw4 sci III, being
part Of bl |, >tambuck's FIRST add Monte.
sano-Sl535.
W Cady to A f Combes. lts %, 81 %,
bl / ToAtmdu's add T. ma-$1.
Treasurer Chehalis g. unity to Combes
q Gruundwat-r, lot l, Garden Park add
North Aberdeen. and lots to %, blk 4,
and lts to %, BIZ, Pleasant Ridge add
A beideen-$S3.
Samuel Benn 10 Mary Crammatte, lots
IL, b IS, W 4 B Second add Aber-$375
Washington State Colonization Co to
p Boctk, swk. OF SEA sec 23-l9-9-S400.
q II Hirchines to J Mlhofer, land in
b 5, and all bl A, AM Its 1925 to %, bl
|, Riverside add Moclils, and land in
VIZ Of swH OF sw4 OF nwA and in s1a
OF NV a OF nwL sec S-20-l2-$lO.
Treasurer Chehalis County to Grays
IIarbor Commercial Co, lot A. less ga
acres sec 25-l6.l2-$4.
T Lghlfoot to L l. Douglas. lite IL. blk
II, n = add South Aberdeen-Sl0O.
Same to Same. Its 7,s.13,l4,l9,2O, bl47,
n = add South Aberdeen-$l00.
W N Vandewe,ker to O f Ki;tredpe,
lots As, bl 26, Westend add Aber-$20J.
Samuel Benn to Emily G Pattison, Tax
No IS, sec 5-l7.9, and Tax No SO, sec g.
l7-9-$625.
Treasurer ChehaIis County to N 7
LOOMS. st4 of sea OF swA and sea of
nwA Of s~A4. less part plated, sec 800
10, and lots 1892 ,23. bi Is, and 7,S, bl
q, and lot- to "a, blk %, Humptulips
and Humptulips Prairie Gardens-$l29.
f y Kellerman TO Thos Conner, 20
it of 60 # Its AS. bl 3, Byies plat Mon
tesano, together with II 8 # right OF way
easement along 40 # Of said lots--$1O.
w J Patterson to Martin Rokos, lots 3
to II, bl 4, Westend add Aberdeen-$660
NJ L Martin 10 G l. Simmons, lots l,2,
bl /, Bair's add Montesano-$55.
AD Devonehire to j r Pomrenk, nwI
OF seI sec 29-1S.6-$l.
l. Tunnycliff to Satsop Grange No 1888.
1t l, bl s, Maris plat Satsop.
Treasurer Chehalis County to Chas
Mitchell, land in 1t 3, sec 1877.
F M Stulz to W Hills, Its 7 to ~, bl
l6, Evans' add South Aberdeen-$l50.
Nellie D Hanson to u T Wilson, undh
Of lots to 6. bl 10. Campbell's add Ho-
quiam-$ll0O.
Amanda G Sherwood to G w Foss.
land in 1t 4, Sherwood's plat Satsop-$l25
Kate f Prante to H Law, quit claim
Its 6to 8. bl 10, McBryde's add Mont-$l25
Treasurer Chehalis County to Same.
undla It's 10, bl 10. same add-$6.
ii c Flower to Nethery & Devonshire,
sw4 sec 12.11.5-$40O.
Minkler to F Studer, sea Of ne114
and neA Of swA except part W of W
bank OF Wynooche river, and part sea
OF se1 sec S.l8-S, 81 acres-$40OO.
CIV Miller to E Jones, lots Is. IA, 10,
bl 8, Evans add Aberdeen-$l.
FE Jones to G w Miller. Its to 5, bl
A, and Its 1.2,4 to 7, to II and IA to %,
bl /, and all bl s, Pleasant Ridge add
a berdeen-$1.
Nelson to J P Doyle, Its to ~. bl &c
Benn's Central add Aberdeen-$1O.
P Au,zen to Fl Smith, 1t 26, and e7a
1t 25, bl 8, North Hoquiam add hoq-$1O.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-06
For that Terrible Itching.

Eczema, letter and salt rheum keep
their victims in perpetual torment.
The application of Chamberlain S
Salve will instantly allay this itching,
and many cases have been cured by
it's use. Sold by Evans Drug Co.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-06

"Oh. my business is good" said the
trombone player. IN fact. | am al.
ways blowing about it,
We'll. I'm sooted with mine. too"
said the chimney sweep.
"And mine is out Of sight" said the
diver,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1908-02-06
Ill!lla,,I!i|..E|..li!!I......:..,.,,yI
Notice to Creditors.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State OF Washington for ChehaIIs
County.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of
Samuel H. Smith, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under.
signed, duly appointed administrator OF
the estate of Samuel n. Smith, deceased.
to the creditors of and all persons having
claims against said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers within
one year after the final publication OF
this notice to the undersigned, at No. 700
North + street, Aberdeen Washington.
being the place for the transaction OF The
business of said estate.
Date of first publication of this notice
January q, 1908.
Last publication March 9. 1908.
j. d. MOREHEAD.
Administrator of Said Estate.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-09
BRAZIL ID ID
 THE HANDSOME
(5y United Press.)

Rio Janeiro, Jan. 9.-Great and pie turesque preparations are being made by the Brazilian navy by way of wel- coming the fleet of American war ves- sels expected to arrive here in day or so. It is expected the fleet will remain here for some time to coal, and tho time will be employed in a round of brilliant social events as well as the elaborate and formal reception by the navy and government officials.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-09
NEW TRIAL F0R SGHMITz
RUFF GOES TO JAIL

San Francisco, Dec 9-The appellate court this morn ing handed down opinion the appeal of Schmiz from the judgment of the lower court the wherein he found guilty of extoron and sentenced to five years imprisonment at San Quentin Thecour reverses the low CT court material points, movement will be made at to his release bail which there every req son to believe, will be granted.
 San Francisco Dec. 9-Abe Ruef released from the esor placed in the jail where Schmiz is confined
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-09
NEW MAIL ROUTE ID NOME

will be found to be shorter and pe. iectly feasible, The party will be in charge of W. P. Goodwin, a capable engineer, The route, if found all that is believed of it, will open up a new, and believed to be, rich country. The route will cut out Fairbanks as way stati for the Nome mail.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-09
(By United Press.)

Olympia, Wash, Jan. 9-The su- preme court today issued writ grant ing a new trial on writ of error to Constantine, the man who shot Jesse Hall, his young son-in-law, and who
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-09

The news of the tragedy in San Francisco told in The Alaskan yesterday made the subject of conversation everywhere about town last evening It is recalled by friends of Cochrane that he secured divorce from his mer wife at Juneau 1905. The divorce was secured statutory grounds He had not been living with his wife for some little time before that was for much of the
 time he spent in this city At the time he secured the d vorce however hadmet the young whom he sub sequeny married and they at the time of the appca tion for divorce engaged.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-09
BRYAN HAILED AS NEXT PRESIDENT

Le could be heard in the wild and con tinuous applause.
 Iu his address Mir. Bryan declar ed tbe need ot the day in this democracy was more democracy. He bitterly at tackled the rising spirit of sris,ocracy, ard declared that the party of this aris- tocracy, the rep blicon part ., had giv- aid 10 Wall street during the recent so-called bankers pane.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-09
Present Indications Point to Ills Recovery. His Friends Say lie Shot in Self Defense and that COChFanG Went to Frisco from Seattle with the Purpose Of Killing, tiim.

San Francisco Dec, 9-The indications this morning all in favor of the recovery of Frank Bell who shot and killed Frank Cochrane in mpromptu revolver duel here yesterday and who himself wounded If he recovers charge of murder will be brought against him. Friends of Bell declare that he shot in self defense and that they have knowledge to the effect that Cochane left Seattle and came here looking for Bell with the intention of killing him.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-09

supplies, and the dogs trotted gaily in their ribboned caparisons.
 Amos, the lay reader, who has been writ ng in Takudh on his examination papers for the purpose of gaining or dination as a minister, spoke cheerful ly, as he pufTed at his fragrant Afri- cana, of the gladness that will reign in the tepees of his people at the home coming of the tr'be.-Dawson News.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-09
NIGHT RIDERS ID BE SUPPRESSED

disas' @. and horror to the citizens with. in the borders of the state, victims of the night visits and their friends, but the wide uoto- iety attending them brought disgrace upon all the citizens and officers oi the commonwealth. He declared an intention to call out the militia fl they were continued and to suppress them aJ all hazards.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-09
PEEL INDIANS VISIT DAWSON
 TO HAKE HOLIDAY PURCHASES

A big party of Peel River Indians has been visiting Dawson during the holI- day season and have since started on the return trip to their home on the Blackstone, at the head of the Peel. Each toboggan was laden heavily with
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-09
GALE NOT OUT
 AGAINST REID
(By United Press.)

Washington Jau. e.-DeleGste Gale, iu an interview published here, takes occasion to deny the truth of an allega- ,ion to the effect that he was opposed to Judge Reid. He says, however, he would have preferred to have seen an Alaskan appointed to the important oi- fee and believes that capable material was to have been found within the legal fraternity of the district.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-09
BELL CHARGED WITH MURDER
NEW ISSUE 0F
 BANK NOTES
(By United Press.)

Washington, Jan. 9.-The Fowler currency bill will be reported favorably The bill provides for the retirement of all currency at present outstand ing and which Is based on national bank bonds. It will have this currency replaced by notes based on the general assets of the banks.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-09
HAMLET WILL
 BE LEFT OUT
(Ry United Prsss.)

Boston, Jan. 9.-The Reynold-Alss- ka Development company will hold @ meeting on the 18th inst, at which the resignation of Mir. Reynolds as it's pres Ident win be rendered and accepted. A reorganization will at that time be ei- tected. It is alleged that the invest ments will be held onto.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-09
(By United Prsss.)

Chicago, Jan. 9--At the Jackson day banquet held at the Auditorium last night William Jennings Bryan was the orator and made a speech that called out all the enthusiasm of bis hearers, Be was greeted as the rext president and rose smiling to the toast. de was required to wait for some miau' es before
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-09
(5y United Press.)

Frankfort, Jan. 9.-GoYernor Willis, Ia sn earnest address to the assembly, makes a special pleading for the en- torcemeut of law and order in the old state of Kentucky He points out that the outrsges committed by the So.called night riders were pot only fraught with
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-09
DARROW ID TURN ID LITERATURE

undergo surgical operation, Is rapid ly recovering his health. The opera tion seems to have been quite success Iul IL is reported that Mir. Darrow will remain here and renounce the law to give his entire attention to litera- ture. It is sad he will never try an other case.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-09
(By United Press.)

Seattle, Jan. 0-A party will leave here on the next steamer for Seward there to make the trip across the country to Nome, with lhe purpose of determining the practicability of a tria from that point as q mail route. It IS believed that the route north to Kal'ag
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-09
NEW TRIAL F0R CONSTANTINE

was found guilty and sentenced to term of two years ln the penitentIsry. Constantine is butcher and had had quarrel with Hall, whom his young wife charged with cruelty treating her. The young man was badly wounded and crippled for life.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-09
(Ry United Press.)

los Angeles. Jan. 9-CIarence Oar row, the famous lawyer, who was com pelled to quit the defense Of the Petit bone case at Boise which he was con- ducting when overcome by a physical
 breakdown, and who came here to
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-09
PALACE HOTEL IS TO BE
 REBUILT IN SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco, Jan. 9-The Palace Hotel Company applied today for per nit 10 erect nine-story, class A, hotel structure on the old Market street site, at cost of s2,5OO,O00.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-09
HAS
 LOST HIS BANK
(sy United Prsss.)

New York, Jsn., 9-Siuce the indict- ment of E. Augustus HelDze it is learned that he has lost control of the Mercantile Nstionoi bank, it having passed completely out oihIs hands be- cause of the non-payment of stock.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-01-09

required 70 walt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-01

ing "Suawanee River in a manner that
brought tears to many eyes,.
The monument is a beautiful granite
shaft 81 feet high. made and erected by
James Schaeffer & Son OF Kittann;ng,
Pa. and has this inscriptions:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-01
A Dangerous Trust.

who have been brave enough to stand fearlesslS
and doors who not trust members.
Just SO sure as tools OF the Labor Trust Tor
any other trusp elected to public Office. just
sure the common man will suffer. That ap-
plies even down to petty officers. II an ordinary
policeman secures his position from the Labor
Trust he is slow to protect the citizens In time
Of trouble Many such officer has been blind
to the smuggling Of innocent citizens and only too
willing to allow violence II done by labor
union slugger.
Probably no more glariAs falsehood and impu-
dent appeal for sympathy sent broad
cast than the late assertion by the leader Of the
Labor Trust when he announced that the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor was one OF the strong
est elements known for the preservation OF peace
Their violent methods well known and
established that whenever the trust orders
strike. the public authorities Immediately set
about to provide sort OF protection for the
citizens and their property. single clipping
from q late paper illustrates the feeling.
The Corn Products Company has announced
that its new 81 100000 plant. a few miles south
of Chicago, will be under open shop rule. and
that union men. If they want work there. will
have TO leave their union Affiliations outside the
protected land.
stockade eight feet high and bullet proof
has been built around the Site
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-01

criminal members brought before the courts and
1t has at times tied up industries and squeezed
extra money out OF the public. but 1t can never
permanently raise wages beyond what the in
dustry can stand. In fact. the highest scale Of
wages 10 paid In factories independent Of the
Labor Trust. 1t is universally admitted that
the Individual quality Of the working members
Of the unions has declined and 1t persistently
endeavors to keep our youth from learning trades
except in the restricted number set by the trust
and entirely under its control.
Its warfare and criminal record is something
fearful to contemplate.
The homes Of workmen burned or blown ur
and other property destroyed has run into mil
lions Of dollars while the citizens who have
been beaten. MANNED or murdered aggregate in
the past ten years several hundred thousands.
There were over 5000 men assaulted or MUIR
dered in one strike 1.-THE teamsters) in Chicago a
few years ago. All OF this violence has been
done to establish the fact that II the common
man asserts his right to freedom and declines
to bow down to the orders Of the Labor Trust,
he must be punished and forced into submission.
1t has cost the common citizen millions Of dol
lars to support police and soldiers TO preserve
property and protect themselves from the at
tacks Of this trust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-10-01
and seynolds' wife driving from Smiths

and seynolds' wife driving from Smiths
burg home. Reynolds. vino was drunk.
called him a vile name and then jumped
out OF the wagon and choked him. Kline
said he tried to subdue Reynolds. but he
could not quiet him. He finally managed
to break away from Reynolds. and. pick
ing up the gun. which he had thrown to
one side Of the road. shot Reynolds just
as the latter was about to attack him the
second time.
Kline wandered about in the mountains
until he became numb with cold and then
went 10 Paulsgrove's house. He said II
was his intention to take to the noun
tains again early this morning.
Reynolds was also known by the name
OF Null. He was considered a quarrel
some man in the neighborhood and was
recently fined for assaulting one of his
neighbors. Consta BILE James B. Shafer at
the time of the shooting had warrant
for Reynolds, who was charged with as
saulting Elmer Stitzel. September H.
The inquest was held at Smithsburg:
and the verdict was that Reynolds had
come to his death from a gunshot wound
at the hands Of Kline and recommended
that Kline be held for the grand jury.
Kline's defense will probably be self
defense and insanity. He was always
regarded in the community where he lived
as being weak-minded. His father. Sam
uel Kline, now dead. was also considered
mentally weak.