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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-25
DAMASCUS.

Weather fair and very warm and IT
hasn't rained for over a week. Crops
are look ing fairly we'll and most every
one has finished laying by corn and
chopping cotton. Dat harvesting is now
keeping the farmers busy.
Owen T. Richardson, bright young
man who graduated with honors at the
last session of Ouachita College, is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Ada Hutto, of this
place at this writing.
Miss Spires is Visiting friends and rel
atives at Plumerville and Morrilton this
week.
N. A. Hensley and family of this
place have relatives from TT. Smith
visiting them this week.
w. c. Scroggins of this place has
gone to Heber to work at the carpenter
trade.
Several from here attended the teach
ers' institute, which was held at Bee
Branch last week, under the manage
ment of Prof. Dunaway of Prescott.
Childrens Day services are over with
again. 1t took two-thirds of the day to
dispose of the program, which was
beautifully gotten up by members of the
Sunday school.
There is some sickness in our COM
munity at this writing.
Mrs. Nancy Grant of six miles east of
here is rejoicing over the arrival Of a
baby boy at her home last Saturday
night. June u.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-25
MOUNT VERNON.

Sunday was warm June day.
Quite a number of our young people
attended the singing at the Beckett
school house Sunday.
DIR. Watson and family visited at Nay
lor Sunday.
E. E. Jones lost fine COW the first
of the week.
Mrs. J. J. House accidently fell few
days ago and broke bone in one of hei
arms.
Mrs. E. E. Jones and daughter re-
turned from Conway Thursday after en-
enjoying the Chautauqua and Hendrix
commencement.
Leslie Grafton of Naylor spent Sun.
day in town with his brother, Leo, and
other friends.
The measles are subsiding.
Miss Corene Ingram entertained one
night last week in honor of her sister
Miss Emma, of Conway.
Tom Henry and family of Garland
spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Laura Jones of Union Valley !:
! visiting at the home of her father, w
F. Rea, this week.
Ed. and Joe Alexander of Oklahoma
report to their father here that grea
hail storm destroyed their crops ano
fruits, recently. June 20
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COUNTY NEWS NOTES
ITEMS OF INTEREST, GATHERED BY OUR
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS
CHADWICK.

We had a nice little shower last even
ing and everything looks lovely this
morning.
Crops are growing fine.
There is great deal of sickness here
DIR. Stanley of Armsterville was ur
Friday night to see one of Mr.. Dillon s
boys, who is sick.
Mrs. T. F. Jones and two children OF
Argenta are visiting relatives and friends
here this week.
There will be a picnic at Chadwick
the Fourth. Everybody come and bring
we'll filled baskets and let's have good
time.
Several from here attended church al
Mt Pisgah Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. L. Lipe of Conway
spent Sunday with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Lewis, of Antioch.
Childrens Day services will be held
at Mt. Pisgah next Sunday. Everybody
come and have a good time. The more
the merrier.
What's the matter with the Cato cor.
respondent? Come in regular, Cato, we
like to read your items.
w. J. Lewis and daughters, Lode
and Ethel, of Antioch went to Little
Rock today.
Mrs. Graham and family of Antioch
have moved to DesArc.
Mrs. Thornton and children of Argen'
ia are visiting relatives here this week
lime ~
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CENTER POINT.

Warm and getting dry, although nc
damage as yet.
Crops are in fine shape and people II
good spirits.
J. Walter White, J. E. White and
Miss Jessie Wheat left Monday morning
for Conway to attend the teachers lnstl
tute in session there this week.
G. o. Sanderlin of Quitman is dowr
to see his brother, who is very sick.
Cutting and baling of hay has now
begun. 1t is six weeks earlier thar
usual and is very fine.
There is some sick cattle in this vlcln
ity at present.
The assessor was here today to see
how much property we have subject te
taxation.
For some reason the berries are moi
doing good this year. The women gen
orally, report losing them after they are
put up.
Our beef peddlers have to get rid o.
their meat in hurry this hot weather
We need a canning factory down thi:
way to handle the enormous crop OF
tomatoes and beans.
The children are beginning to lister
for the school bells. June %
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-25
BRISTOL.

Corn is selling at about a dollar a
bushel and some are going to cut down
expenses by laying by early.
Dir. Geo. Dickens, who has been in
east Arkansas for some time, is the
guest of his father, DR.. Dickens.
Rev. Matthews preached at Union
Hill church Sunday.
The Literary Society met at Union
school house Friday evening and deliv-
cred nice program. The officers are
Fred Day, president; Miss Jennie Stone,
secretary; and B. F. Winton, treasurer.
George Mckinney was visiting in
Beebe Saturday.
Now is the time for the road supervis-
ors to work their roads SO they will get
solid (the roads mean before the fall
hauling.
Mr. Mitchell Of near Vilonia, moved
into one of the Strickland cottages last
week.
Mrs Lucy Terry was baptised Sunday
by Rev. Matthews.
All day singing and dinner on the
ground Sunday, June IS. June %.
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ENDERS.

We are having beautiful weather and
farmers are making good use of it.
Crops are looking fine and everybody
has broad smile on their face.
Prof. Frank Condray aud family of
Mississippi is here spending the summer
with relatives and friends.
There will be all-day singing at Row
lett next Sunday. Several singing
classes have been invited and all are
expecting good time.
Prof. J. w. Tubbs, E. 7. Herring, Ira
Clark and Marvin Brown are at Conway
attending the teachers institute.
The Faulkner County Sunday School
Association will convene at this place
July 1919.
Miss Lois Bass of ElPaso is here Wis
iting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Bass.
Quite few from this place attended
the annual singing at Beckett Mountain
yesterday
Prof. Horton of Guy will teach our
summer school.
DR.. Summers and wife of Barney
spent Sunday with B. E. Herring and
family. July ~.
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HAPPY VALLEY.

We are having some fine weather for
farming.
Crops look very we'll in this section
and most of the crops have been worked
we'll.
Health very good at present.
l. E. Belote and family visited rela-
tives here this week.
James Belote and wife of Happy Val
ley visited relatives at Republican the
past week.
Rev. l. NJ. Polk filled his regular ap-
pointment here Saturday and Sunday.
Henry Dunn and family near Enola
visited J. H. Gore Saturday night and
Sunday.
Bruce Thompson of Enola attended
church here yesterday.
Several from Barney attended services
here yesterday.
The singing school services were we'll
attended yesterday at the Happy Valley
school house.
The Cadron Valley Singing Glass at
tended singing here yesterday evening
June %.
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PLEASANT VALLEY.

Well, Naylor is going to have picnic
the Fourth. Everybody come and bring
some fried chickens and pickles and
have good time, for there are plenty
of nice shade trees and all the good
water you want.
Rev. H. B. Flippin filled his appoint
ment here Yesterday morning and Rev.
Gus Graham preached a splendid ser
mon in the evening. A large crowd at
tended both services.
KY Henry and family spent yesterday
with Mr.. Monger and family.
Mr.. Munns is recovering rather slowly
from his recent illness.
Andy Woods and wife of Mt. Vernon
spent yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Munns.
Miss Kate Stevens and Zeak Davis
made business trip to Conway last
week.
Uncle Henry Stevens had roasting
ears two weeks ago Sunday for dinner
Anyone who can beat that hold up two
fingers.
Lin Hinson made business trip to
Conway last week. June p.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-25
SPRINGFIELD.

Rev. Bailey preached at the Baptist
church Saturday evening.
Miss Dovie Bolton of Leslie visited
relatives here the past week.
A. S. Thompson returned from trip
to Fayetteville Friday and visited Cen
ter Ridge the very next day on impor-
tant business %.
Mrs. B. A. Tucker of Arthur visited
here the front end of the week.
DR.. Scott of Marion county spent the
past week here prospecting, and has
returned there for his family, intending
to make this his future home.
Our ball boys went down to Hill
Creek Saturday and gave that team
drubbing.
lanes Love and Will Parks of Green
brier passed through our city on last
Friday. .,,
DR.. McMahan, Bob Russell and Will
Earnheart of Kendall were In our city
Saturday.
Will A. Berry, who held the county
institute at Morrilton, June S-I2, is at
tending the Institute at Conway this
week.
Berry-picking is now the order of the
day, and the crop is reported good
one.
DR.. A. H. Stevens is talking for a
"town park association" and we trust
the boys will take hold of the matter
and help bring it to an early reality.
Molly, the we'll known mare OF J. M.
Berry, died the past week. She was
about IS years old and had belonged to
her late master for the past IS years.
Louis Armor is advertising Camp
Meeting" to be held here by Rev. ]. c.
Crippen, commencing July "a.
lime %
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ENOLA.

A few more days of sunshine and the
farmers will master Gen. Green.
Corn about all laid by.
Drs. Westerheld and J. F. Brown OF
Conway met Drs. Reynolds and Ingram
last Monday and performed surgical
operation on Ed. Shack, who is doing
reasonably we'll at this writing.
l. R. Reynolds family is having a
"swell time" this week. One case OF
the mumps and others expected.
The Enola Blues crossed bats with the
Under White Socks Saturday and the
game ended to 9 in favor of the Enola
team Come again, Under, when you
learn to play ball.
Mr.. Cox of Harrisburgh and R. F.
Anthony of Barney will teach our sum,
mer school.
The oat crop is not as good as was ex'
pected-fne straw, but no grain.
The reunion committee of the U. S.
Veterans and Sons, convened on Satur-
day, preparatory to the reunion of July
~ and IS, at this place. June %.
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HOLLAND.

Crops out here are needing rain pretty
bad just now.
j. B. Fleming and two daughters,
Miss Annie and Lena, went to Conway
Friday.
Rev. Moore is holding a meeting at
the Tabernacle this week.
S. H. McCarty went to Conway last
Saturday.
Dr. J. T. Fleming of Plainview is Wis
iting his brother, J. B. Fleming, and
sister, Mrs. 5. H. McCarty.
F. H. McCarty and sister, Miss Will
mouth, went to Conway Thursday.
The carrier of R. F. d. No. Qultman
was down here last week cycling the
widows and smiling at the old maids.
This is leap year, girls; let's see which
of us can land him June p.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-25
Marriage Licenses.

During the past week County
Clerk J. H. Hartje has issued mar
rage licenses to the following:
James Mitchell, p, and Miss
Pauline E. Webb, IS, Mayhower.
A. L. Powell, As, Enola, and
Mrs. Nora Perry, SO, Holland.
Albert Lachowsky, "a, and Miss
Mary Bunker, 10, Conway.
Henry Fuller, 81, and Miss Ida
Cheeks, IS, Conway.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-25
When Others Failed.

Each spring for five or six years broke GU.
| ed to relieve permanently Finally i tried a
| box of HINTS Cure, which promptly cured me
| Two years have passed but the trouble mas nor
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-25
The WOOdnen of the
World.

Is we'll known to be of the BEST fraternal orders IN
our country, especially when it comes to the matter OF
cheap and PERFECTLY safe insurance.
This Order bv sound and wise business management has
accumulated surplus amounting to the enor-
nous sum of Sc, 600, 10000.
We honestly believe that OF family should take
advantage of the protection offered cheapy by this
GREAT ORDER.
And like this Order believe that is the duty of
every man. during times of prosperity to lay aside por-
ton of his earnings reserve, that IN case OF SICK
ness or other misfortune he will be prepared to meet the
additional expense that comes at these times
The FAULKNER COUNTY BANK, since established,
has followed this wise plan of putting aside part OF its
earnings and today MANY thousand dollars stronger
than when it began business in 1903.
We appreciate the liberal patronage that has been given
us and in return we have endeavored to give
toners prompt and satisfactory service
w. w. MARTIN, Pres. B. L. HARTON, Cash.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-25
For the Blues,

If you are blue, detected, and feel like the
world has it lin for you" the chances are your
liver is taking few days off. Put it to work by
using Simmons Liver Purifier (tin boxes); is
the best regulator of them all
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1908-06-25

When you tell your doctor about the bad
taste in your mouth, loss OF appetite Tor
breakfast, and frequent headaches, and
when he sees your coated tongue, he Will
say, "You are bilious" Ayers Pills
work we'll in such cases.
Made by the J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell. Msss!-
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Legal blanks for sale at the Log
Cabin Democrat office.
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1908-04-05

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-14

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-14
JOCKEY MILLER
Gets IT BAD

when riscllnan. with Walter
Miller up. won the Commonwealth
Handicap az New York recently.
with Tom Williams colt Fres,oue
second much surprise was express.
Cd that Miller. who g the Williams
stable jockey. had ridden against
hts own stables entry
Although under contract 10 Thos.
II. Williams. who wAs represented
In the race hy Firestonc and Mont
gomery. Miller. who has been max.
iug his own engagements. contract.
ed to ride nandellun But when
Dandellon was scratched. aud be.
cause ~ the fact that he could not
make the weight. 100 pounds. for
Firesioue. At the same time bsilev-
ms that Montgomery dId not have
a chance. Miller vent 70 loyner and
asked for the mount on rriaciliian.
whom be rode with three pounds
overweight IoYuer had decided 10
start Royal Tourist. aud as he was
compelled 20 pest z nuEan on che
Whitney colt. be engaged Miller
a. =. Rowell. the trainer OF tho
Williams horses. VAS Indignant
when he learned ~ Miiicrn action
lie said that as Miller was Under
contract 10 give flrut can on his
servicen 20 Williams. he should
have refrelned from making an out
side engagement 20 ride against the
stable sntry while Roweil did not
take the case 20 the stewards. II
was said that Williams. who ID a
stickior for the rules Of racing.
would probably release Miller from
his contract
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-14
PAID MONEY BUT
Got NO JOBS

Numerous complaints against the
Pioneer Employment agency 81 Sc
attic and The smythe Contracting
Go. OF North Bend Wash have
been lodged with George Lyman Of
the Free Employment bureau.
on july 2 four men were shipped
10 North Bend They paid the eni.
ployment agency 81 apiece and abe
railroad fare 10 North bend was
81 so when they arrived 10 North
Bend they found that laborers were
compelled 10 work IN the water. al
though they bad been told that the
job was dry The company Soils the
men rubber boots II g. a pair
The four men we're wlillnE 10
SO 90 work. bot no Job matefiaiIxea
aud they we're pat of on nretaxt
after pretext They were forced 10
pay o. Tor meals and after wasting
two days. they came back "a. Seat.
he without having earned a pnuns
A Poole. who went 90 North
Bend a few days ago on alinring
promises. tells the came story he
worked two days and was then dis
charged for no apparent reason lie
waited In camp another day and
when he came 10 quit he found that
the company figured that he owed
them money Ne left without a
cent ~ wages
Mr Poole states that the syeiem
seems 20 be for the company 20 die
charge men 40 an 20 give The em.
pioyment Agsats a. Seattle q
chance 10 send more men there
he says that the men far eKcecd
the Jobs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-14
FAIR WANDERER
STRANCLYCU

los ANGELES. Cal. Iuiy ia
Hypnotic experts here are claiming
the complete cure 81 one of the
strangest cases of mental disturb
ance on record
For 10 days and nights. half the
city was busy. recently. searching
for pretty Mrs. Ada Showal,er Tay.
lof. who had auddenly and mystic
riously disappeared
Mrs Taylor. bride - two
months. WAS one Of the best known
musicians In the city. A year pre-
ylous 10 her DISAPPEARANCE she sui.
fered from nervous prostitution.
aud while temporarily unbalanced
made a desperate attempt 10 Nil
herself by jumping from pier.
Her mind frightened. and. appnr.
entity, she vas we'll when she mar
rled. Suddenly. one Friday morn
Ing. hatless. and wearing fllmsy
dress. she wss suddenly missed
from her home. Search was begun
Lakes in local parks were dregKed
Canyons IN the mountains were
searched without avail She was
thought dead
ON the morning OF the tenth day
a rancher atu0ihlcd across wom.
an sleeping ia a poison oak cupsc
about 100 yards from his home
Her dress was IN rags aud she
wore no hat The woman was AIRS.
Taylor She was taken 10 the ranch
house and dressed. and. between
snatches OF classic music. a. abe
played GA the piano. she told Of
her wanderlnEs
II wanted Go be alone. and so |
ran away. sho said simply. 4
don't know what made me bot
couldn't help a."
For 10 days she lived IN the
+ poison oak copge. the rash from
which already covered her arms
Her only food h4d been few
oranges and a half pound Of crack
ers.
When she reached her home. a
psychic was called She pat Mrs
Taylor to sleep aud. while the mu
alclab was under her Influence. the
I psychic murmured I'm never run
away from home again. III never
run away from home again" Then
she woke the wandoror mp
From that time. Mrs TAYLOR de-
clarea chat she has lost utterly IA,
old impulse To disappear aud wan
I der about alone.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-14
E FORCED TO ABANpUR
AIRSHIP TEST
sy unl,sd Prsss.)

BERLIN. July i4.-Count Zeppe-
lin. wht started his monster dirig
ihle balloon from Lake Constance
today In AT effort 20 win the $50 GOO
prize BY staying Ia the air "A hours
was forced 10 descend after a flight
lasting less than three hours The
flight started with every prospect Of
great success The air monster
rose gracefully and quickly BEGAN
travelling at a terrific rate OF speed.
evidently under perfect coutrol For
as minutes Count Zeppelin maintain.
ed speed OF 10 miles an hour aud
for two hours he travelled at the
rate OF So miles an hour
Something went wrong With the
machinery and he was forced TO
abandon the trip. Tie brought the
airship 70 the ground safely and will
make another test tomorrow.
All Germany IL Interested IN the
nights OF Coun, Zeppelin. as the air.
ship craze has swept the whole
country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-14
IS UNDER
ARREST
roRmeRosrA9 FOOTBALL
@Yes NAsaeo " POLICE
AND CHARGED WITH ROB.
tAsRY.

PORTLAND. Ore. July Ia
Fred Cunch Hamilton. former
star football player on the Ports.
mouth university aud later on the
Portland Athletic club teams, WAS
arrested tAa.80 this morning after
having bS-e blot VA the foot by
hatplman Anderson. and was
lodged iu RlL charscd with steal
ing about $1,000 worth OF icwelry
from three down town icwclry
shops
Hamilton. lt Is believed is suf.
fcring from insanity. the result u
an old injury % his head receives
% football game some seven or
eight wears ago IN his pockets
when arrested We're lovsd t2 gold
rings ana other articles Of iewelry,
while ne directed the police TO a
hoOtbiacklng establishment on
Fourth ST. esar Washington. where
they located suit case containing
clothing belonging TO Hamilton. and
more than $1,000 worth Of dia..
monds, rings and cut Klass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-14

WASHINGTON. July Ia Close
friends of Judge Newton w Gilbert
who was appointed member Of the
Philippine commission at the IN.
stance OF the retiring secretary of
war. VIM II Taft. say that u TAFT Is
elected president Gilbert win he.
come a member OF his cabinet
judge Gilbert halls from Angola.
Ind. Ills rise has been rnpld lie
entered politics as a candidate for
state senator and won Later he
was elected hcQenant governor
but resigned when he was eNcted 10
congress 20 OIL out an unexplrcd
tore
Ito was appointed judge ~ first
instance In the Philippines az the
end Of this term. and there met
raft. then governor general The
friendship that resulted has
strengthened with the years. and
Tafts high opinion of his ability
was lnstanccd In hts inslatence upon
Glibert'a being named for his new
position
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-14
BEAUTIFUL
WOMAN is
POISONED

IUt NWTE--I "FD~NI
ON FRANCISCO. IVY II The
police are today lnyestG eiing a
poisoning case IN Ghleh hcAu
ful woman. known ks@ only az
Mrs NJ n. Rogers. r the victio
Mrs Rogers registered Monday
slght at the Hotel Balboa. on Eddy.
81. and this morning was found mn
conscious Ia her room
The doeto0 az the Central
Emergency hospital stated today
that ohe h suffering from some
Kind 81 poisoning. but cannot aaccr
TAIN liB nature
Mrs Rogers took a room az the
hotel last night registering simply
from San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-14
Agents
MOasyM
Silks
PREMIUM LIST 4
LIVE STOCK

The live stock department q 4
Alaska Yukon Pacific expoaiias
issued the prize list Of TIE
stock show 10 be held in Segsl
Der. 1909 The premiums cissa|
In the list are very Abegal 2
compare fayorably with -
lists OF the largest expositions
recently In the United States
pamphlet also contains the a
and regulations OF the live -
department Of the fair.
J. w. elise SIS chairman q
committee. department Of =
stock. Associated with him N
u. Frederick. c ID stimson'
Kinpear. W. H. PanlhamH Z
Secretary Frank A. Weleh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-14
ttttttAAt 4 ) :
! NEW MAN AT THE
HEAD or ELk8

tBy unlisd fafssal "
A DALLAS. Ten. July "a ~~
4 Rush l.. Holland, of Colorado :
Springs, wasNG1}.sd srapg
. exalted rule&AF MI = q =
Eikn this afternoon All the 4
4 other officers IN the grand =
. lodge we're reelected Thirty 4
five thousand pcraonn attend =
! ~ the 0ldk>shioned southern =
! NApheouo &stcd to the ElhH =
today
! a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-14
INNER LIFE
OF POPE

nY ENRleAo raoaReAl. q

~ rhtntnA AVEnEnFAt -
o' eN''N''" -
H C%sspondon' un''sa Ffee"'
NOME. July a. Quite a Henaa
,to, ,yns cr,at.d la ecclepiaatic
-. -, ,.,.,. A.. n,a snn,ar.
''''''' "'' ''''
Hncc OF the ufst edition on WORN
published az M'lan' enu'iea fop'
rus and liih Court
Nhllo tIre from hlah ui pl'luul..
either Tor OF against thV pl'H'ti
pohNib thr WORK kifeh an eN'i'vlu
mary eloav account ana Ftapl,le
picture ol thv l"hci me OF 'he
pope.
ut Nll'Vl '',i', 49,, ~ ~ Co.
uut tn'tv " NO uouu' '.ss ~ !. ~,
p''auu oi'u'' ON nv .a''N"'
Vt WY V'"HV - ''''''''
Pope bres~a Traditions.
Commenting on the surprising
simplicity aud democratic spirit %
popo Plus. the writer says Ira
dltlons aud prrcedonta mean moth.
Ing to HIS holiness. For instance.
one OF the oldest eusloAa prevail
ing az the vatican. one ealigg back
90 the time OF Urban Nill ~ompoi
led thA pope to have all his meals
alone. Leo Kill. was a strict fol.
lower OF this tradition. but Plus \
early in his ~ign decided he would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-14
TAILOR FlNEo HEAVILY.

Louis $ Tagholm. proprietor OF
the Oxford Tailoring Co. III Third
av, was fined 81 GOO by Judge G H.
Hantord In the federal court. late
yesterday afternoon after pleading
guilty 20 the charge Of having
bought navy cloth from a sailor