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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-15
CRIMINAL
DOCKET
SETTING FOR OCTOBER TERM
OF COUNTY COURT
MANY LIQUOR CASES
seventy-Three Cases Doeketed Are
for Violations Of the State Ii.
quor Law-Term Begins Mon.
day, October 5th.
LIQUOR CASES

county court Carter County. State
Of oklahoma
Monday, October S, 1908
Frank Osborne, selling intoNicat
Ing liquor
Ben Lindsey. obsc ne language in
presence OF female.
Henry Banks selling intoxicating
liquor
Henry Banks, selling Intoxicating
liquor
Henry Banks. selling intoxicating
liquor
Jessie Graham, vagrlncy
Jonas Foshec, carrying weapon
Lee Duncan selling intoxicating
liquor.
Elmer GriGey. selling intoxicating
liquor.
Nettie Graham. yagrancy.
Roy Wheeler selling intoxicating
liquor.
Roy Wheeler selling intoxicating
liquor.
Roy Wheeler, selling intoxicating
liquor.
Sampson Carter, carrying intox,
icating liquor.
Bud Hufrakcr, selling Intoxicating
liquor.
Bob Brazil. carrying liquor.
Bob Terrell. selling intoxicating
! liquor.
Lon Griffey, keeping house for
the sale of liquor
Charlie Boone. keeping house for
the sale of liquor.
II. l.. Weaver, having possession
of liquor with intent to sell same.
John Pickens. selling Intoxicating
liquor.
Ike Christian. unlawfully detain-
ing real estate.
Walter Edwards, having posses
sion of intoxicating liquor with in.
tent to sell the same.
Annie Terrell. having possession
of intoxicating liquor with intent
to sell the same
Muldrow Hickman, transporting
whisky.
Melvin Smith, carrying liquor
Ike Parnell, having possession of
liquor with intent TO sell the same
Sam Daube, ct al, unlawfullly de.
tanning land.
Cecil Frensley, carrying liquor
from place to place
Bob and Dow Brazil, selling au.s
ky.
Bob and Dow Brazil, selling whs
ky.
Ike Parnell. selling whisky.
Ike Parnell. selling whisky
j. $. u. Appollos, permitting build
ing to he used for sale of liquor.
Layton Gillian, emitting to pro
! vide for his children.
II. j. Saulters, keeping place for
= the sale of liquors.
Tuesday, October 6, 1908.
Tom Wilson. transporting liquor
' Tom Wilson, ct al, assault and bat
terry.
VIII Caple. assault and battery.
Banks King. assault and battery.
Lew Williams. having possession
of liquor with intent to sell
! Garlic Boone, Transporting liquor
| VIII Winans and J. Edmondson
e selling intoxicating liquor
!. Bob Carson and viii Caples, sedd
, ing intoxicating liquor.
e Bob Carson and viii C1ples. hay
ing possession of Intoxicating liquo
with intent TO sell
; Rob Carson. selling yntoxicatini
liquor.
: Bob Carson. selling Intoxicating
e liquor.
Joe Carroll, selling intoxicating
liquor
John Carroll, selling intoxicating
liquor
. Wednesday, October 2, 1903.
Ben Loughridge, selling intoXicat
ing liquor.
Joe Bastine, selling certain liquor
In violation of law.
Sam Weatherly, carrying intoxica
ing liquors.
Lon Davis, carrying liquor.
c. w. Kemp. transporting intox
eating liquor.
Josie Jones, selling intoxicatln
liquor.
II Buckhorn John, selling intoxlca
ing liquor.
Blonde Garner. selling intoxica
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-15

American Hog Fencing at Biveus.
Corhn and Frensleys.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
DRINK
DRINK (0ageE
KINNEY KELLY DEAD.
IN BOTTLES.


 He was Aged Citizen of Fillmore
 County.
 wetumpka. Nov. 9.-(Special.l- l--k n- ney Kelly, one of Fillmore County's most substantial citizens, ed at his home in Titus sunday.
 Mir. Kelly had been in feeble hCa th for some time. but was an'e to be about the place and waS injured last week by a falling tree.
 MT. Kelly vas SI years If age. His son, Alex Kelly, ard family of East Wetumpka, nave gone to Titus to at- tend the funeral services.
 Sunday night everv seat in The Meth odist Church was occupied and many stood during the rendition of the foi- lowing prgoram:
 Chiidren's Day-ch rus by Sunday School.
 Recitation-Mirism Enslen.
 Song, "Lullaby'--Fcur litJ.e girls. Recitation-MAfgaret Gamble.
 Solo-AIiss Flofel,e ,e Goo;sOn Miss Allen, violin acc 1mpanist
 Reading-Miss TilIe Moore
 ouartette-A Chain of Flowers
 Short talks were made by Hon. w. l.. Lancaster and Rev. C. S. Tally. Then the lights were turned off and the we'll drilled classes marched in, each pupil bearing a lighted taper and Jesus Bids Us Shine" was sung.
 The Library Association, after sev- eral months of inactivity, has been reorganized and the members are pre- pairing for a pleasant and profitable winter.
 The U. D. C.'s will be entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. G. E. Ens- len.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
UNIQUE CLAIM WON
UNCLE SAM GETS VERDICT OVER
 G. W. BLACK.
Alleged Defaulter of Bond Dating Back Twenty Years Was Made Defendant in United States C0urt---
 Judgment for 5000.

Exhuming from the files of the United States Court. claim dating back twenty years. District Attorney Parsons entered suit against the alleged de- faulter. c. W. Black of Covington County, and gained Monday morning in a trial before Judge Jones. a verdict. awarding the Government the amount of the claim, s350 and interest for twenty years making the entire judg- ment about $900.
 Twenty years ago under certain con- ditions it devolved upon Black to pay the amount of bond Into which he had entered. No effort being made to col lect the amount the claim had lain unregarded for a score of years being unearthed within the last year.
 Effort was made as the case was called Monday morning, by the attorney to continue the case. pending the passage of a bill now resting with Congress sional committees. by which such claims would be eliminated. The case was taken up, however, before Judge Jones, without jury and the decision rendered for the Government.
 The trial was On two cases, each of the same nature. and involving, in the aggregate, ss0O. including interest.
 United States Court convened Mon- day, Judge Jones sitting in conttnua- ton of the May term. One jury was organizeA but fourteen jurymen are required as yet before completion of the bodies These will probably be drawn today.
 No cases of importance were up on the first day of the session, with the exception of the Black suit. which, by the unusual nature of the claim, is of interest. A case of the United States against J. w. Allen and the National Surety Company. for the payment of a bond, was dismissed. after the settle mont of $1,000 by the defendant.
 Court will be continued today. with minor civil cases.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
REVERSES
 DECIsE Marking of Meal le Flour Sacks. RAILROADS LOSE THEIR Pa Shippers of Birmingham kt Favored on Rehearing. One of Most Disputed Cases Evtat fore Cemmission Results ir
 Order to Mark One
 Sack in Ten. S 

At the regular meeting of the Ala bama Railroad Commission held in the rooms at the Capitol Monday morning and afternoon several applications which have been pending before that body were discussed from every stand point and decisions rendered.
 The most important conclusion reach l. ed by the Commission was. in all prob ability. that in the matter of an appli- cation from the Wholesale Grocers As- sociation of Birmingham for a re- hearing This application before the Commission for long time was to the effect that the shipper be allowed to mark but one bag of meal. flour and similar commodities in single ship ment. The grocers claimed that the work of marking each bag separately was a great burden, and entailed con- siderable expense that could be avoid ed in the marking a single bag to the shipment.
 The railroads on the contrary con- tended that the marking of but sim gle bag in a shipment entailed expense and work upon them inasmuch as lost bags could not be traced with any de- gree of accuracy. and the loss was therefore heavy.
 After a careful discussion the decis- ion of the Commission was that one pax Tn GNGTy tcn SlOAAN Dc HAdEAGQ with the weight, brand and the con- signee of the whole shipment. It will be seen from this decision that many other commodities other than flour and meal will be marked in the manner prescribed by the new order. Among those which will probably take advan- tage of the new order will be small shipments of piping and the like.
 The question of rates on compressed l. IT,. L. ceived from the Farmers Union. was desired to be uniform. This was dIs- cussed thoroughly for some time, but the Commission rendered no decision. the matter being postponed to the next regular meeting.
 The Commission cited the Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis Railroad to appear and show cause why their pas- senger service from Attalla to Gunters- ville should not be improved, the cita- ton to be effective at the next regular meeting.
 The Louisville and Nashville Rail- road was allowed more time to pro- vide a better passenger service at Attalla.
 An order was also Issued by the Com mission allowing the Southern Express Company to charge more than their regular Alabama rates on the new raIl- road in the Tombigbee valley. The express company claimed that the freight rates of the new road were greater than the corresponding ex- press rates on the road as fixed by the Commission. After examining the freight rates and the express rates the Commission ordered that the express company be given the privilege of raising It's tariffs.
 The full membership of the Commls- sion was present at It's sessions Mon day. They were President Henderson, and Associate Commissioners Lusk and Nesbit. The next meeting of the Com mission will be in December.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
AssauIta Insurnhce Man.

Huntsville, Nov. s.-(Special.)-T negro men and two negro women as- saulted an insurance man named Vaughn late Saturday night as he
 stood on a prominent street corner. and inflicted wounds that may prove fatal. Fannie Walker. Benie Fields and Charles Sylvester were captured but the second man escaped. officers fired several shots at him and a wild bull let struck Charles Lee, a white man, in the arm. !tiA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
MnIone-Battle.

Huntsville, Nov. 9.-(Special) Miss Joanna Battle, a popular young woman of this city, daughter of J. w. Battle, and Mir. Cecil O. Malone, of Birming- ham. were married Saturday afternoon at the Battle home. Rev. Dr. Alex c. McCache, rector of the Church of the Nativity, performed the ceremony which was witnessed by small party of relatives and intimate friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
seed Cotton stolen

Huntsville, Nov. 9.-(Special.)- Charged with stealing 700 pounds of seed cotton and hauling 1t seven miles to the city to a gin. Mckinney Peters, Richard Ward and Ellis Brown. negro farm hands were last night lodged in jail. The cotton was stolen from J. T. Wilson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
COUNT IN CONVICTION.
Heavy Vote Returned Againat TV
 Amend Eaenta

Heavy Vote Returned Against Two
 Amendments.
 Andalusia, Nov, 9--( (Special)-Th Probate Judge. Clerk and Sheriff have just completed the count of Tuesdays election in this county. Results are as follows: Democratic electors Is r. O54; Independence, 3; Populist. "A; Prohibitionist, 12; Republican, 315; Re- publican. Davidson faction. 12; Social. fist, IT.
 Amendments to constitution, biennial sessions Legislature. yes 339; no sol ; good roads, yes 606; no 524; county, yes AT; no 995-
 All states district and county Demo- cratic candidates elected by about l. nllf nluralitY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
Japs Honor Edward.

Tokio, Nov. 9-The British commun- ity here fttlngly celebrated the birth day of King Edward of England the chief event of the celebration being garden party given by British Ambas- sador Mcdonald.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
REAL IRISH.

It takes the genuine Irish to hand it out right. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mur- phy come here direct from COrk--and if there's . better Irish act In the world, we want to see it.
 They call their act GThe C0a1 StRilke,S Anyway lf1l make hit with you.
 At the Majestic.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
DAVIDSON REcETvERsHIP.
Assets of JeweIry Firm are Fixed b:
 Appraiser at @S,O25.IO.

Appraiser at sS,035.1O.
 By the report of the appraiser, the assets of Jesse Davidson. the jeweler, whose affairs were lately placed in the hands of a receiver. are fixed at Ss,025.10. Of this Amount, $6.471.60 is in stock. Sl.0sS.50 in fixtures. $45O in book accounts, and SIS in miscella- neous assets.
 Though no determination of the lia- bilities can be gained as yet, pending
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
MULT1GEApH LETTERS.

etc. in facsimile og perfect typsWritiug done; names and addresses in-
 saFteA to match. and envelopes addressed VghsF0 desirad. D. L. pavRnt Typewriter Co.
 FiFse National Bank Bldg. ---s4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
Rinhon in HuntnxiIle

Huntsville, Nov. s.-(SpeciaL)- Bishop c. M. Beckwith. of the Epis- conal diocese of Alabama, preached at the Church of the Nativity last night and confirmed class of communicants.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
PIANO TUNER.

F e WHEELER-PlAno Tumer aud Re- pairer Endorsed by best musicians. Qefiea at Seals Piano 6 Organ CO. Ill Dexter AVs.
 Phone 37. --4k
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
crats to get a majority of the districts in most of the big States.
Cnntnln Wiieyas Committefes.

The robabilities are that speaker Cannon will assign Captain O. c. Wl- ley to the same committees on whlch his brother. the late Hon. A. A. Wileyr served. viz: Military Affairs and Militia. Ordinarily a new member would not get so important an assignment, but as the term of Captain Wiley Is so short and he is familiar with much of the work Colonel Wiley had In hand, In compliment to the memory of the de- ceased member his brother stands a chance of getting on those committees for the unexDired term.
 In the next Congress. Mir. Dent could not hope to be placed on such an im- portant committee as Military Affairs, for he will be first-term Representa- tive and will have to await his turn like most all new men. And besides, even if he could get on that committee towards the bottom of the list he might prefer to have another assignment more in accordance with his taste and nt- ness.
 Captain Wiley will draw pay ass Representative from the date of the death of Col. A. A. Wiley. It is cus- tomary, also, for the House to vote one years full pay to the widow or some near relative of q deceased member, and this provision will be made during the coming session for Mrs. Wiley
 Montgomery Rate Case.
 decision by the Interstate Conl- merce Commission in the case of the Montgomery Freight Bureau agaipst the Louisville and Nashville and other aGads may be expected almost any day.
 The understanding is the opinion will be written by Commissioner Clark Commissioner Clements Is also giving the matter his close attention as he was at Montgomery with Mir. Clark when the hearing was had there some months ago. and he paid strict atten- tIon to the recent oral arguments here before the Commission.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
BAGG1NG AND TIES.

WE CAN save you money oll aeeona-hAad baRRtnR and ties. See or write ua before
 buying. M SAbsi & Son. Montgomery. Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
EDUCATIONAL.

THU Alabama Telegraph Stenographtc HIIalnsas College opens Monday, Nov. 18th
 Write for spsciai terms. Box 5t2 Bessemer. Ala -2S-il-s.s.Io.l2.ta2i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
FURNITURE

CHEAP FURNITURB-ou stock eide.
 boards, tables. hat-raeks. wardRohe3 chif- foniers, odd pieces. iron beds ant ladies desks cheap for cash. Gay & Gigl Ter, ss Commerce s' yS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
PLUMBING.

 ALL KINDS of plumbing work done tion guaranteed P. J. RressinghAm. 83 'N Lawrence St, Phone 23B
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
ENGRAVING.

10 Iliu1lSaes your sda wakh
 sWg Gsa91: tss9y AAG 4S per cent Co tho aatrasstAvaneaa eS anY ed talk n over wteh Ehs AdVsFtlsaF EnGFavtnG cOmpa0g. .Phons
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
vARNIsHEs. STAINS, PAINTs.

You viii find ali the stains. paint. gIass
 Oils turpentins. brusheR gold enamel. glue. JapaIac, pictures. frames. taeke hammers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
MANICURING.

NFsDAMBs LOTT & ADAAGs-FTom chi- eago have oDepod up-to-dato MAnicuring
 PerioFs at Room sIl Bell Building. Ffrsk-
 oiaas work guaTanteed Your patronage so- liclted- Phoue 3a3e -10t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
WANTED-BoARDERs.

FURNISHED rooms for rent. with or with out board. Four blocks from Post once
 Terms reasonable. Phone 21l4. - NICE COUPLE or two young men can obtain room and day board in private fam fly South Court St. Address A. B.. care Ad- Vertiser -7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
rYpEWRITERs AND REPAIRS.

Smiths. Undsrwoods. Fay- sholes S30 and up. Also the following afIRhtIy used machines: L. C. Smith e6k
 Monarch Ss0; Fox S60. Southern Typewriter Exchange. --te
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
MHsCELL.ANEoUs.

AERa T. M Jansen. HOS Bell BldE he
 .-aa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
FLAMING MILL

557 s1 1 nrsp@Fed to do @Il Fiaa@ ssf ss-. renter and mill work. Estimates furnished
 Door and windows screens c speciality. 2. e LAWtA Rhans No & ~=se
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10

done. and In the settlement of bills. aggregating a considerable sum.
 The new Board, consisting of ". Is Qreil. D. Fleming. .. H. Cook, J. L. Smile and T. J Duncan, will be sworn in at noon today. to hold It's hrst meet Ing next Monday.
 A general summary of the work ac- compiished by the retiring board since Jan. 1, 1909, was outlined. being as fol- lows:
 work done since Jan. 1. 1908. or near comnietIon. Miles. New gravelled roads ............l6.0 RegraveIled old roads ..........lS.5 Graded and not graveiled. .......10 38 Newly graded and gravelled... .3e. 6S Grade dand sand clayed .,......25. i3
 1otal ........ -, ..ss = s'.-' .. AVo eS
 Work done by county forces in addi- to above. Miles. Regravelled .. ..................26. 26 .0O Repaired .s--....-...... A'VU Graded and sand clayed ......... .12 25 Railroad to gravel pit .......... 200
 Rebuilt s.474 lineal feet of wooden bridges.
 Repaired s.Bs5 lineai feet of wood bridges.
 New steel bridges over connd MuI Branch ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
WAIVED SHOES TO REPAIR

DON'T BUY new shoes unless it's an abso- iuIs neceasifv We repair good as new" <
 soiea nure whIt.s oak. T5c. Only electric haIf-soiing machi ne. Work called for and delivered. Rubin's Boston sample Shoe store, 2i & Court St.. 'Pht2ns HI. -tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
FOUND.

FoUNp-The place to buy incandescane IaFnpa. electric and combination dxkurns and 10 ret all kind of electrical work dona. U.
 Baker. phone 7ss2. 2is Dexter Ave -i9-tk
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
FINANCIAL.

MONEY to loan on improved city real e. late 6 Der cent. interest, sums o4 S1.0oo and upwards. John c. HardAway. sos Bell
 BuiIding. --te
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
SHINGLES

Three million long leaf yellow pine shingles in stock J. g. Sherman 6hingia Company.
 Nanufacturers. Dothan. Ala. --sea
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
INTERPRETATION.

s----~~----------------~--->
 WANTED-Position by sober. industrious young married man at once. Not afraid of hard work Address W. Fl. care Adver. tiser. -6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
FOR SALE.

THNoGRAPHERS-Fo No. Remington
 typewriters. used three months, for seO each; also roll-top desks. chairs and type. writer desks at half price. Anderson siS l. 1 Dexter Ave. -2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.

FOR RENT-BakeFy In 0Peenville. Ala. Best location in the city. Has been bak- cry for thirty years. Store and bake house ali complete Reasonable rent. Man with small capital can do a good business. Ad- dress H. P. DohrmeieF. 0rsenvilIe, Ala. ILL HEALTH compels me to offer my prosperous jewelry and bicycle business for Sale in one of tho fastest growtng and healthiest towns in AIabame- Five thops- and population. One competitor. Stock and fixtures new and clean. no hard stock. IH- voice between three and four thousand.
 win reserve bicycle business if preferred. Buy now for the Xmas trade. Address F. O. Box No. l, Enterprise. As, -i1-et
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
PERSONAL.

and make up-to-date brsids. coronet cluss ter. and single puns. large and small, Phone i89z ---i6 NoTICE--If you are sufferer from bowel '.ad' of Matchless Mineral Water Co.,, iu last Sundays issua of The Advertiser, we tain cure for it. West Bros. Drug Co, ftt Monroe Ave --1e-tu~z4 MRS T. M Jansen, iiol Bell Blde.. naani- curing and chiropody. ~-1es4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
FOR RNT-RESIDENCES.

S-oIS . TSST,r houSs @TJt@6I@ Ss- =
 families cheap. Also corner brick store and cottage. Good stand for grocer and market, Phone SIS. -1t-tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
LOST.


 Losr-Smal French poodle black and white collar marked J. Davidson. Reward at I05 Dexter Ave. IS LosT-Cotton receipt. Peoples Warehouse. their marks A and 45 Return to l.. C. Dawson Ware Ala is FoUND--one white and brown pup. cut in right ear; white across front shoulders hrown neck and head Owner can get dog by paying for this ad. J. D. Pruett. A. C. L. Yard once is TosT-A gold bracelet: If found return to YuIIman Agent Union Station phone No. 7i0 and get reward. Probably at Union atatton or Capitoi Heights. is sTRAYED-A brown water spaniel puppy nearly Rrown-white streak on neck. Missed from home about 80 ?. m. Finder will obIiRe by returning to No. ll6 Grove St. or to W w Screws. Advertiser ofice-reward will be paid. -lS-u A GOLD Link bracelet set with three dia- monds. Liberal reward if returned to A27 S. Perry St. -lS-S LosT-Brown spotted pointer bitch. named 'tBeuiah." reward 35. T. J. Reynolds. go S. McDonough. -lS-St LosT-Money-by not having D. o, Nichols Decorating Co do your paper hanging The flnese line in the city. 21s Dexter Ave, next to tho Grand" Phone 2Ss2
 --1G-s0t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10

FOR SALE--Fine paper shell oceans in lots of ten pounds or more, 26c soc sEc per pound. L. C.. Fisher Milton. Fla --Io-7t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10


 I,osr--SmaH French poodle. black and white. collar marked J. Davidson. Reward at 105 Dexter Ave. -1S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10

FOR SALE--At . sacrifice. typwriteF. sew z5sS' --10-at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-10
WANTED-SALEsMEN.

 SALESMAN Wanted-ExperIence unneces- sary, $l00 per month and expenses. Royal Cigar Co. Chicago. III. > 4t
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-11-23

1t was announced by President F. w.
Kaiser, of the Commercial club, this
morning, that despite the pessimistic
interview given out last week by Sec
rotary Moore of the same organiza
ton, local applegrowers will be rep
resented at the national apple show to
be held in Spokane early next month.
1t seems that committee of the COM
mercial club is now actively at work
On this matter, with excellent pros
poets of success. OF course, it would
be a shame for Walla Walla not to be
properly represented at the big apple
show, but it seems that such would
have been the case had the public
spirited members of the club left
everything in the hands Of the man
who is paid to do that sort of thing.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-11-23
WEATHER FORECAST.

Waila Walla and Vicinity: Rain to-
night and Tuesday.
Washington: Rain tonight and tues
day; cooler tonight west portioh'
Fresh southwesterly gale along the
coast; strong south to southwest
winds in interior of west portion.
Weather Conditions.
Rains, mostly light, fell, during the
mast "a hours over the Pacific north
west and California. This morning
another disturbance is passing east
ward from British Columbia. Rain
has also fallen in the Mississippi val
ley and the upper lake region. Fair
weather prevails on the Atlantic
slope under the influence of a high
area on the north Atlantic coast. Seas
enable temperatures prevail over most
of the country this morning. The in
dications are for rain In this vicinity
tonight and Tuesday.
JOHN GROVER. Observer.