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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-06
NEPHI.
HARVEST OF THE REAPER.
Bishop Pcttigrcw Honorcd--Imple-
mcnt Shed Collapses.

Special Correspondence.
Nrphi, Juab CO., March 4.Wednes-
day, the Goth ult., Frank Spencer the
infant child of Mr. and Mrs. j. r.
Godsbrough, which was born Feb. 20
ult,, died SIX days later OF throat trou-
BILE
Mrs. Harriet Garrett, wife of George
Garrett, ST., died here March g aged SO.
She recently went to Salt Lake City
to undergo an operation. and upon re-
turning home took down with pneu-
ronia, which resulted in her death. Be
sides @ husband, she leaves eight chill
dtcn, the youngest of whom is a boy OF
years of age.
Word reached here this afternoon of
the death of Mamie. the eldest daugh-
ter Of Dwight Sparkes, at Salt Lake.
The family formerly resided here at
Nephi and the remains viii be shipped
here Tor burial.
j. A. Marcus of Eureka, who was
brought here OH a charge of grand
larceny, and who escaped from the Of
hce Of the county sheriff last Sunday
evening was located yesterday between
santaquin and Payson in dangerous
santaquin and Payson in n precarious
condition, having cut himself with a
sharp instrument OF some kind. He
Was brought back here last evening and
VIII be held to recover and await trial.
IMPLEMENT SHED CoLLAPsEs.
part of the upper floor in the Whit
more building. which is occupied by
the Studebaker company, gave way
yesterday and resulted In general
mlX-up, the knocked down wagons and
extras stored above crashed down on
to four Of five set-up buggies below and
crashed In the tops OF the latter. Just
what the damage will be is not yet
known as all the material has not yet
been cleared away. Fortunately no one
was IN the building.
BISHOP PE1vTGREW HONORED.
Last evening at the First ward Relief
hall the ladies OF the ward Relief
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-06
HEBER.
VOTE FOR HIGH SCHOOL
BY Overwhelming MajorltS--Cum-
mings and Mcdonald Reunions.

Special Correspondence.
Heller city, Wasatch Co.. March e.
The proposed High school i'm this county
Is now an assured fact. AT the special
election Tuesday the vote was strongly
in favor Of 81 high school. The canvass
Of the votes IN iIcher district was i62
for and % against, the ratio was about
the same in all the districts
At the stockholders meeting of the
Wasatch Development Co. yesterday,
Joseph Il. Murdoch was elected presi-
dent with J. c. Jensen as secretary. The
company has leased It's abstract business
to the Bank OF Hcber city and AIr Jen-
sen has charge of Il.
The Cummings family held n grand re-
union NJ Turner's opera house Tuesday:
about 300 members Of the family partici-
pated in the days festivities.
The Clyde ana Mcdonald families of
this county will hold Reunion OF All
members Of their family on March IL.
This Is one of the largest families IN this
county.
II has been raining here for n fow days
and thcstreets are now in n bad condition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-06
PEoA
SERIOUS SIEGE OF SICKNESS.
Oakley People Kindly Remember u
Misslomry--Iieavy Storm.

oakley People Kindly Rcrnember Il
Missiomury--Iieayy storm.
Special Correspondence.
Peoa, Summit CO., March 81 heavy
Wet storm. snow and rain. Is IA pro-
gresa' which has been falling for "a
hours.
There Is great deal OF sickness IN
town. mostly pulmonary troubles.
In each OF the families Of
George Larribee, Franklin Palmer.
and John Mllinor, three children
arc sick. William Billiards. family are
all sick with grip ana pneumonia. Tho
oldest son of q. n, 'Beckstead Is yet IN
a very critical condition from cut
with a hay knife he received about
seven weeks ago, just above the knee
Business IL very quiet as this town
feels The effect of the slut down Ia
Park City.
quite "a number Of peon citilens ARE
thinking OF locating la Iint8h Sew
ernl have already filed on homoteads
MISSIONARY REMEMBERED.
Elder George Johnson, who came
nome about two weeks ago from CALI
fornla 20 attend the funeral OF hln In
iant son, Is about 10 return to his field
OF iahor again The members III the
Oakley ward. of which he rs a member,
game down TO his futher-in-law's home
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-06
POLICE GET WANTED, MAN.

Chicago. March G.-Dominico Serercsl.
"A Years of age who says his home is
in Italy. was arrested in rooming
house at 40i Clark street early today
after a severe saruggle by two police
detectives. He Is wanted in connec-
ton with the mysterious disappearance
of Mrs. Scrofino Costanzo, who the po-
lice say, was spirited from her home,
343 Morgan street, last Thursday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-06
Ex-coN. SHOT While RonBING

chicago, March 6.-Joseph Miles, rs
years old. who the police say. MIS- re-
Gently released from the Missouri state
penitentiary whore he served several
years for burglary. was shot and killed
early today by Michael Geary a private
watchman who detected Miles and .
companion footing the cash box IN the
grocery store of Juda Horodesky. 6i36
state street. The other robber escaped.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-06
$, p. 10 OPEN ruNNEn.

Reno, New. March 5.-u is an
nounoad al Southern Pacific hcadouar-
ters here that the four and one-half
mile tunnel from rruelIee to Blue can
yon. on the Southern Pacific TO cost
81 900 000, will be commenced this SUM
ner. Electrical locomotives for the tuu-
mel haul, which viii save 10 miles OF
steep grade in the Sieras. will be u
feature to insure pure air.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-06
MOUNT PLEASANT.
BRIDE OF SIX WEEKS DESERTED
Merlin Anderson Leaves for Parts IN
knowu-AIarshal Talks to Boys.

Special Correspondence.
Mt. Pleasant, Sanpete Co.. March A.
Merlin Anderson. after trying married
life six months, leaves bride for fields
unknown, leaving his wife with no
understanding as to why he left or
where he has gone.
This morning several young boys
We're called upon by Marshal Paulson
and given talk on disturbing meet
ings. etc. ON promises of good be-
havior nothing more was done this
time.
Last evening. at the city hall. John
NJ. Work, member of tho national
executive committee of the Socialist
party, spoke to n fair sized audience.
A drizzling rain has been falling most
OF the day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-06
SPANISH FORK.
Spanish Fork Bank is Absorbed by
First National.

Special Correspondence.
spanish Fork, Utah Co., March o.
Tho Bank OF Spanish Fork will be alb
sorbed by the First National bank when
arrangements are completed. The same
directors will control the new bank
as heretofore.
Mrs Anthem Beck presented her hus-
band with a lovely girl on the 4th ON
the lSt Mrs, Archibald Huff presented
her spouse with bouncing boy.
The 1S-month- old-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Butler succumbed to n
combined attack of pneumonia and
measles on the 3rd.
The Shamrock club is to give a grand
annual meeting and dance in the city
pavilion on the evening Of March II.
Our !1.00 guaranteed razor is best in
city. Full line of strops and razor
homes. state street Hardware. 252 South
State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-06
TWO NEGRoEs HINGED.

IIawkinsville, Ga, March 1.-Two ne
groes, Curry Robertson and John Hen.
ny, We're lynched today near here and
their bodies burned. They were charged
with the MURDER Of Mr.. aud Mrs. War
rem Hurt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-06

tho school without panic or disorder.
They were assembled in the yard and
sent homo. Parents who rushed to
The building were prevented by the
police from closing in the exits and
sent away.
The fire was on the top floor of
the building. which rs Eve stories high.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-06
FIVE THOUSAND GO TO WORK.

Detroit, March 5.-Five thousand stove
workers who have been idle here for
six months owing to a strike of 200
stove mounters will return to work
Monday, An agreement with the man
ufacturing concerns was reached today
by the mounters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-06
ANOTHER SCHOOL FIRE.
In This Case, However. Discipline Pre-
Yented Repctition OF Disnstcr.

New York, March "a special call
was sent into IRE headquarters from
the public school on One Hundred
and Ninth street between Amster-
dam avenue and Broadway
The children were marched from
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-06
Goop NEMs ron sHNNGnAI.

Shanghai. March 5.--Membors OF the
American community Of this city are
highly pleased that the course Of Judge
J.. Z, Whitley has been sustained by
the Washington authorities.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-06
OGDEN OFFICE:
Room $40 EccIcs Building.


tuculator, Z, 4. Brown, Jr.
Office phones. So7 Bell, 500 Ind.
Home Address, ....267l Monroe
Residence phonen.. ....isil Bell
Office open from $50 to 1880 a.
M, and TO $3.50 r. IN.
Patrons are requested to mako
immediate complaints regarding
unsatisfactory delivery.
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here (Stephen NNalker). where his baby
died. and surprised him with good
purse of about $50, to help him on his
way. This is the kind OF people who
live at Oakley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-06

Pretty Maiden. Christmas Eve,
Sighed for something sweet;
dust n box o; bon bons rare.
Would be such a treat"
Every lover IN the land
overheard her sigh
Knew 70 was his swcethcarts' wish
St3riups' Chocolates 10 buy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-06

MUSICAL FESTIVAL, April 1.
Tickets Clayton Music Co. Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15
ARRIVES
ON MAY e

SATURDAY,. May =. bciweea ? and
J D ma. the Atlantic fleet Nill Ar.
rive In enc Seattle harhor. accord
Ing to the Information received b.
the Chamber Of cemmsFee from
sen. Plies The fleet viii remain
IN the hnrbor until Wednesday
MAY -. whsn some OF the shipa
wfll depart Tor a fee dAys stay
~ Tacoma
The secretary Of war sill BE-
asked that the Il companies 0f
coast artillery. stationed IT the
forts aloaE the SQUAD. bs ordered
10 seattle during the visit % the
feet. In case the fsasra; IL grant.
ID the mcn siii b. used 70 partaks
Ia any parade that may Be held
Jacob FuFth. chairman 81 the n.
nance committee and president Of
the Seattle Electric company. has
notified his commiHsa that the
Eirctric company would sead so.
900 street car tickets 20 the fleet
fur the use OF the men during their
stay IN the city.
The entertainment committee de.
cided 20 invite the entire North.
vest 20 attend the reception. The
governors Of Utah. Colorado and
Sorth and south Dakota Niil be In
Tlled ia addition To the governors
Of Oregon. Montana. Idaho and
British Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15
(star Special Service,

NEW YORK. April is Medical
societies OF New forE aud nearly
all the larger American cities are
deluEinE DR.. Robt Koch. the noted
Berlin scientist. with invitations
TO he their guest
The scientist. who Is now 65
years old. has just arrived on the
kronx prlhzeEain ceoelie Tor the
first vacation he has taken In
years This IL hls first visit Ia
America. and he will spend a year
touring the country.
DR. Koch IN known chiefly for bis
discovery OF the consumption
germ and its isolation By means OF
serum. His theory that bovine
tuberculosis In not communicable
90 human beings has caused end
less controversy Il was = factor
In the recent packing house tn.
vestigaiions
Koch il also the dlseoYeTer Of
the cholera germ and It's isolation
He has also advanced the theoF9
that babonic plague IL conveyed
from country 60 country BY rat
on board ahlps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15
BILL STEFFEN IS
BACK ON THE JOB

Ia connection herewith. and Tor
the benefit Of Mr.. Steffcn. Mr. De'
nruisr explained that he had moth.
IuK whatever 90 do With the charge.
Aino. IN opening the case. sir De.
Hrtiler told the court that II would
have fn he dstofmined whether II
Was beer 81 malt that had been sold
throughout the short proceeding
Mr.. D~hrnler seemed 10 BE- much
murr Interested Ia securing the dis.
n,iaEai Of strffen than 10 securing
hia conviction.
Tho proceedings lasted hut mo.
meut. !. |. F.nEdahi. q reporter for
The Star. testified that he had pur.
chased beer In the pavilion bar.
Asked Il be had purchased Il direct.
~ from Mr. ateff.n. the reporter
answered IN the negative
And thsa the whole thing blew
ap. DenruleF apotagiEed 10 stsffeu.
Judge uafdun looked rrlirSed. Stef.
fen drew down hts hasl hond and
hurried hack 20 Madison park. and
the wheels Of Justice continued %
grind upoa the bodies 81 PEN full
Of arunks aad other uafortanate@.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15
PUBLIC MARKET

Wisconsin cream brick cheese has
been reduced 60 i5c per pound or
two pounds for 25c. Grape fruit
have dropped to five for 10c. Arti.
chokes are quoted at Sc each. aud
asparagus Is quoted At lie per
pound New potatoes are on the
market At four pounds for CSC.
Lemons are on sale today at 10 for
Toe. Two pounds of washed eur.
rants are on sale at CSC and loose
museaiel raisins are SC per pound.
Rhuharh In quoted at &c per pound.
Sailed silver salmon are on sale
at four pounds for Csc. while striped
bass are three pounds for csc.
Easter lilies arrived on the mar.
ket today and are being quoted at
zoe per bloom Daffodils have been
reduced TO 2hc per dozen. while car.
nations have been advanced TO 75c
per dozen. with indication that they
will be quoted At 81 per dozen for
Easter. Martha Washington gera-
MUM plants are on sale az 75c.
Arrangements are being made for
n "Skiddoo" sale. April 20. All stalls
at the market win have special ar
ticles or groups OF articles ON sale
at 23c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15
WEST WOODLAND PARK
FOR BETTER SERVICE

A. the regular meeting Of the
West Woodland Park Improvement
club. held last night ~ Staten X
protests were made against the lack
OF transportation facilities Of the
district
Al tho present tiGne tho residents
of that district tnaaf walk many
bloeks up Hill 90 the Fremont Ave
ans line. alonT atreets which are
not lighted az else waik over to the
Fremont ballard tine. aiso At a con.
siderable distance "A the sersiee
on bath lines d inadequate fof ts
own Immediate territory. the Ina
pFueement club. az least. would like
10 sse the service improved 50 az
10 Ses 90 the heart Of the city much
easler.
Sixth Az \. W. has bern graded
and. a. u e on a level grade aionE
the valley. It has been suggested
that a sireet ear lire be asked for
along this street to conuect with
the Fremont. Ballard line at sixth
Az = W and W. tsth -
The questions 81 lighting the dla-
trict aud Of securing better school
facilities were also discussed. and
committees we're appointed 20 re-
port al the meeting next Tuezday
evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15
MUST A MARRIED WOMAN, :
THOUGH AN ACTRESS, WEAR
TIGHTS? NOT ON YOUR LIFE

NEW yonK Aurl a. Wear
-. " :
's"'H Nei'' ! Hh"niu 'uthL NV
Aud unless her contract atfvd'atea
that she shall do 10 the vaudeville
star may defy her manaFrr with
impunitY.
The dseiaten came about az re-
suit OF the refusal of uonrlettn Ice
Morrison. a vaudeville star. known
a. the stage aa Henrietta Ire. 10
don the fleahlinEn al the word OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15
NLooN men
ARE FINED

Hslsrr Brand and L Parish. two
I be nsa arrested some time ako
m rad % the GeorgrtSwn r..
srs seFe each fined ti00 hy
siss Gordon ia the police court
% ncruiax. on a charge Of sell
~ kscr % Sunday.
81 Of TIE Georgetown cases
~. transferred 10 Jasfice Car.
IS soars % change % venue
enza1<d b. the accused. pruss,
aisrx AsfaFn~Y MaeklntOsh resist.
= lhetr Plea for a contlnuancs and
D. zea sfsiied themselves uf tbs
r'si<gs II taxing their case 10 The
nAsr cuaFt
1 d reported today that AZ ia
nj m<stinx the Georgetown eaun.
: slA pas an ordnance pruhib.
~ he al Of iigssof IN that sub
u % sunasy.
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hin steffrn IL back ON the Job
again.
He's Koink to be permitted 10 sell
beer luat "a long a. hr likes and
the Aadison PARK pavilion bar isn't
going Ca hr tnterfnred 9th.
After CITY Attorney n-tlFulef aud
eeeFyune around judge Gordon q
court had aIHoioxised 60 Sieffen this
afternoon for the trouble he had
been caused. the Blind pig pro
Hrteinr was dismissed and allowed
10 return u his baf ruom
i wsH a nice ioh and resulted
iuHt as Nj ncBratrF and the Fcst
Of them Nanisd Il "a.
Mr. lAeiifuler never attempted %
connect steffen with the ownership
If tho pavilion hAf. ~ wilh hating
IN hte employ the man pho sold the
beer o. the two star representa-.
lives who purchased Il on the even.
iek Of Apfii s.
A Sfeffeu personally had not
old tho bea4 "a The star teen. Mr
Issfiruisf explained "a the eauft that
that gentleman could not BE prssae
culsa. and Slthdre1 the complaint
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15
BRYAN NOT
ENDORSED

NEW YORK. April ta.--Foliow
lag the failure OF the resolutions
committee Of the state democrats
to endorse Bryan for president, the
followers Of the Nebraskan. In a
statement issued today. practically
admit they will make no more sf.
forts before the convention 10 sc.
cure his endorsement.
The statement says that after a
gen.ral view OF the field and con.
ditlous they have decided there IL
already lack OF harmony In the
convention and they are unwilling
20 Introduce another question
which might cause further differ.
eDoe OF opinion.
Bryan men deny the rumor that
they were induced to surrender
BY messages from Bryan. The I'm.
precision is general. however. that
the Nehraskan sent message call
ing off hts followers In return for
q promise that the unit rule would
not be enforced against the New
York delegation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15
avuyNOkER cAUGHT
IA SAN FRANCISCO

the reoming house.
shortly after the roon,luk house
had been sold he informed her that
he had an opportunity 10 make a
good Investment " he could obtain
t6ae Ne iufurmed her that his
father. W II I.ittcll was treasurer
for the Michigan Central railroad.
az netnoit. Mich. bat that he did
not Wish TO bother him Tor such n
small amount.
Mrs. nabuey gave f.itteli tho
money. taking a sight draft on ".
~ l4ttell the father Mr. I.ittcll
senior. who IL employed la the
trcaaaFvr's office Of the Michigan
Centfai. AZ Detroit. would not honor
the check. and la the meantime
Litteli had disappeared. leaving
Mrs. nshaeY financially ruined.
I4ttell vas we'll dressed and a
well educated man. about % years
OF age.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15
INDICTED
-Four Idaho Men Charged
With Land Frauds.

BOISE. Ida. bueil o Zee ts~s
second time, iuds eti~eoss ssge s~es
Ptoturusd by fedefsl Krsss tury
here a<Sifs sumssr G. aonn and
Jas. 7 Ilas ber of iAu Ciare, Wis
millionaire, OF ihs Barber Lumber
company. Frank Martin and the
former attorney general OF Idaho.
A. " Palmer.
They are charged with conspif
aey to defTaud the people out Of
valuable timber lands In Boise
county. Idaho. Tho same men were
Indicted with L. IS Senator Bofah
last year but after Borah had been
tried and acquitted. Judge WhitAon
Of Spokane. who Was appointed 10
preside In the eaHen. sustained a
motion to quaHh on the ground Of
misconduct on the part OF DIS.
trtct Attorney y. NJ. Ruick. before
the grand jury.
The government Immediately
started another investigation aud
sent two special United States at
torney generals 10 take charge. re-.
flowing Ruick The indictment
charges that the defendants con.
apir~d with Ex-Governor Frank l.
Steuuanberg, William Sweet. John
klnoald. l.. NJ Pritchafd. John +
Wells. Patrick Downen and others
Ia defraud the people.
In the former indictment all OF
these were included. Frank Steun.
onborg. though dead IL being Ia.
dicted under tho name OF John
hoe
Wells. Downes and Sweet were
witnesses before the grand jury IN
the present investigation and II il
understood they secured Immunity
for their testimony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15

c.ons e Lit'e'l bogus ''''''
..s,ss aseat. wanted In Seattle on
!. cA.rse at swladling Mrs lese-
- q pabacy. a boarding house
'..n.r Gas arrested in san Iran Iran
~. :. = his norulns b. hAFss Neili'''
= ,he secret service -
= ~ wv ,n.tr,rlsass from Chief John
= WllA,e Il washlhsten, Thomas
! r.sger hWsl secret seftse"
/. mi forward estradltion pa
- a Ssa Francisco and have
I,,,,n thought TO SeAitie for tftai'
IN asost Ma II. 1907. l.it'ell -.
- ! ron At the BOARDING house
NJ Jcsephlne { fshney. On
s.'rsrs,ty II, and stated that he
!. s~rFvt service maa. After
'-.,lrs AZ . hoard It'll amounting
: t.a he sappcsed secrei service
:. ,srvas<d marriage To his land
=, al suggested that she sell
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15
HEALTH AUTHORITIES
CLOSE Blu LDING

Health Commissioner Criehton
and Sanitary Inspector Combs last
night closed mp the Brewery saloon
at 1919 Western ay., and restaur.
ant in the same building owned by
Peter Jugum.
The officers made an investiga
ton and determined that the places
were In such an unsanitary con
ditign that the only remedy was
In shutting them up.
J. A. Swain Is proprietor Of the
saloon. Both the saloon and res
taurant people are said 10 have
thrown debris and filth under their
buildings TO an extent which rem
dered the condition a menace TO
health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15

FIT. WAYNE. Ind. April 10
Huh" demurred chas. ID. Tlllo.
manager of the Fort Wayne News.
paper union. when he received from
the secretary of states office an au.
tomobile license as required by
state law and a tag numbered AIS.
Il don't know about this" But
friends were waiting for the trial
trip of the new car and he hitched
on the tag anyway.
Tillo had been out less than half
an hour before he run down a boy
In rounding a corner. on his re-
turn he sent the hoodoo number
back 10 the office OF issue. with an
explanation. lie got a new num-
Der.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15
AFFINITY BROKER
IS SENTENCED
10y unl,,d Press

CIiItAUO. ApTil 10 Rrlan CRAY.
afnBitY broker. convicted 81 using
the mailh Ia defrhud in conducting
a marriage bureau IN ElKln. M WAS
today sentenced 60 one rear Ina the
house Of correction By Judge I.anais
IN the federal court incidentally. a
movement 20 prosecute the daily
newspapers which printed adYer.
usemania similar 10 the ones used
by Mias GFay WAS started when
counsel announced In court that
steps would be taken against tho
papers ~ once. Judge Lands said
the movement waa q Euod one and
that he would aid II aA far as poH.
sibla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-15
CENTURY FURNITURE { COMPANY
SECOND AVENUE AND SrKre STREET
ARREST MEN WHO
HELPED BANDITS

Mike Jamovich aud Bioxo MIhlt.
inofich wcre arrested today and
locked up IN the county Jail for
their xealuusnesH In helping the
Scryian bandits In their flight from
Kent after the shooting last Thurs.
day night.
No charge has as yet been placed
against them. The arrest Was made
by Deputy Sheriff Joe Cameron at
ona Of the construction camps OF
the Milwaukee railroad. where the
men were at work
II is charged that the men fur.
nished the despcradoeH with food
and shoes and rendered them other
assistance.
Miia Alagich. the first of the