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Arizona republican., 1908-05-08
Tilt FORESTRY SERVICE
 DIVIDES Tilt SENATE
The Right of Head of Interstate Com merce Commission to Direct Freight Rates.

Washington, May 7.-The forestry provision of the agricultural apprO- priation bill was before the senate sev- eral hours today. Senator Teller of Colorado denounced the forestry serv- ice as unwise in it's administration and arbitrary. MT. Depew of New York, spoke in advocacy of a extension of the work of the forest reserves.
 An address in support of the bill to establish postal savings banks was made by Mir Carter of Montana. MT. Culberson of Texas called attention to newspaper publications to the effect that the president of the interstate commerce commission had agreed to allow the railroads to increase their freight rates. This suggestion precip- itated a discussion as to the powers of the preident of the commission to make such an agreement.
 The senate pasesd a bill appropriat- ing $5006 toward the erection of a mon ument to Pocahontas at Jamestown, Va
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08

speeches and motions from various party leaders, and the chairman with difficulty maintained semblance of order. At one time he was obliged to call the police to clear the plat form. Some speeches were extremely bitter. but all the speakers pleaded for harmony.
 The selection of four delegates by acc.amation was carried by 40S to 152 Previous to the meeting Of the conven- tiOn there was a spirited contest in tllc committee on resolutions over the instruction plank. A compromise was effected and while the plank was re- tained it was modified so as to apply to only the four delegates elected at todGys cun"ention.
 Bryan advocated and wished the in Structions to embrace the entire state delegation to Denver The aim of the Massachusetts democracy is: "A unit ed parted to elect Wm. J. Bryan. pres ident of the United States"
 '-rO this end. we instruct the four delegates elected at the convention to cast their votes in the national con Vention for Bryan
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08
UTAH REPUBLICANS
 AGREE ON ROOSEVELT
But They Are Bitterly Divided on the Manner Of EIectine a Senator.

Salt Lake May 7.-National issues figured but slightly at the republican state convention today. The 47S dele gates cheered nightly resolution de- claring Theodore Roosevelt Utahs first choice for the presidential nomin- ation and w. II. Taft as second choice
 But when a resolution was offered authorizing a republican state nomin- ating convention next fall to nominate a candidate for senator harmony dis appeared and an acrimonious fight be- gan.
 The nomination of a senator in this manner has been urged by faction of the party composed chiefly of gen. tiles, nicknamed insurgents" It has been opposed by Senator Smoot and others in control of the regular organ ization. The regulars maintained that the move is hostile to Shoot, whose, term expires next spring.
 The speeches were virtually all of them in favor of the resolution. but the votes. but the votes. in like pro- portion were against il. Even the reg ulars surprised at the completeness of the victory in view of the fact that the field of argument had been yielded to the enemy. It was a personal tri- umph for the Mormon senator.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08
TM TAFT FORCES WIN
 IN KENTUCKY MEETING
At One Time the Slate Was Periliously Near Being Broken.

Louisville. May 7.-After having controlled the organization and seated the delegates of all save a few con- tested counties during an all night session of the committee on creden- tials, the Taft men were apparently about to put their slate delegates at large through without d hitch at to- days session of the Kentucky repub- lican convention. when the program became endangered. and the slate at one time was apparently broken by harmony speech made by Senator elect William .. Bradley the Fair -'- leader
 Instead of winding up the business of selecting delegates at large to the national convention in a hour or two, there was a session lasting from 10 a. m. until 5:30 D. m.. when after hours of disorder wire pulling and suspense the Taft men finally won out. elected the delegates at large and instructed them for the secretary of war
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08

 MSTRUCIS DfLE6AItS
Failure of Attempt to Include the Dis trict Delegates in the Resolution.

Boston. May With some oppo- sition. instruction in favor of Bryan, although such instructions were adopt ed finally and with more decided contest over the selection of delegates al large, the democratic state cinven- tion today elected four leaders to rep resent the state at the Denver con vention. Opposition 10 the instruction plank was voiced by Prof Alexander Chamberlain. of Clark University Worcester. but his effort to obtain re consideration was ignored.
 The main contests came over the selection of four delegates, princi- pally over the name by George Fred Williams. Of DedlTam. For two hours Fanueil Hall rang with shouts, cries.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08
THE HOUSE.

Washington. May 7.--After ten days of discussion. the consideration Of the sundry civil appropriation bill was completed by the house today put be- fore putting it on passage. recess until tomorrow was taken. The L.ll carries a total appropriation cf $105,- S65,S69, or s1,241,00O more than YVES reported by the committee.
 The principal resolution of the day re'Jted to the salary and ~igc scale to bd paid in construction of the Pan ana canal. The committee inserted q provision providing that sucl' salar- ics and wages should not exceed Dy Ihrre inan 25 per cent the salaries and wages paid in the United S;atcs for sIniir.r work. The provision Was de- -ca,ed by 10 to 101.
 In the course of the debate on an other section of the bill. Sulzer sug-
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08
SAN FRANCISCO STRFtIS BLUE WITH SFAFIGHTERS
tcontinued from Pace 1.A

The route Of the parade today lay up Market street. from the famlis Ferry terminals of Van Ness avenue. and up the latter to Washington street. where the countermarch be- gan. Every step of the way was filled with peculiar interest for the march, ing men, many Of whom had been in San Francisco before, who were an Nious to see the effects of the after- math of the great fire of two years ago.
 The officers not marching with their commands rode in carriages of which there were fortynine in line. had the best opportunity to observe the many changes.
 After the parade had dispersed the officers were driven over other sec tions than those already traversed and
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08
WEATHER TODAY,

Arizona-Fair Friday and Saturday increasing cloudiness and probably showers Saturday in north portion.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08
THE STAN 0ARD OIL FINE
Arguments on an Appeal From Judge
 Landis Order.

Chicago. May The Standard oil Company rf Indiana today commence ed new fight to escape the payment of the fine of $2924O.00 levied against it by Judge Landis of the federal dis trict court. when attorneys appeared 10 argue an appeal from the lower court
 John s. Miller argued that a reversal should be granted because, he said, the oil company did not know it was using illegal raters and because each train load of the company's product should have been taken as a basis of ship ment. instead of each car as charged in the indictment
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08
CIVIL SERVICE DIFFICULTIES.

Chicago. May 7.-Measures for en- forcing the civil service laws and the difficulties to be overcome in applying such laws of the service as are already in existence were discussed at to- nights session of the second biennial meeting ofe the national assembly of civil service commissions. which began here toda".
 Well known merit board officials from all parts of the country were in attendance The discussion was led by Elliot H. Goodwin, secretary of the national civil service reform league
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08
DOUBLE IRGEDY Al
 IHE WAGNER RANCH
(contfnued from Page 1.)

cleared of the charge, the facts of en- mity on both sides having been proved but the actual facts Of the homicide not being sufficiently clear to con.ict. The case vas ore of the most sensa- tonal in the early history Of the coun- ty as Fry had many friends in. Phoe- nix.
 Frank Wagner is survived by wife a son William who it is understood is employed at the Indian school, and two small children. both boys
 The jury impanneled by Coroner Johnstone is composed of Frank Me Clintock, A. B. Coats, J. L. Cant. c. N Sears, Ollie Bales and William F. Wolf. The inquest was set for 10 o'clock this morning in the office of the coroner.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08

gcStG1 that the supTeTI- rourl of the United States was unabla 10 have any ;riisin: 6one because ct .rs decision affecting labor, but MT Wilson. of P'1fiNyivania. declared that ,'e typ,- graphical union was wii'in'; tc q al. t:c :I"nting necessary
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08
PHOENIX MAY GET
 A PUBLIC BUILDING
Delegate Smith Believes That Will Be
 an item in the Bill.

Washington. May 7.-(Special.)- Delegate Smith said today that he has been assured that when the public building bill is reported to the house it will contain an appropriation for a public building at PhoenX
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08
UNCLE JoE's BIRTHDAY.

Washington, May 7.-Speaker Can non was = years old today. The fact that the weight of years has not worried him much was attested by his remark when a congressman re- minded him of his natal day
 By jove" he said 'I had not thought anything about it.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08
PROTEST AGAINST BOYCOTT.

Pekin, May 7.-Baron Hayashi, Jap anese minister to China, handed in an- other communication from his govern ment to the Chinese foreign board, protesting against the continuance of the Chinese boycott on Japanese goods. arising from the Tatsu Marusu incl dent
Arizona republican., 1908-05-08

were shown the, progress of recon st,',,c tion there Tomorrow Secretary or the Navy Metcalf will review the anchored fleets in the bay from the gunboat YorktoWr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-27
He Seems Alone Response
Bile for the Hill
Incident.
fnn United PEGS

BERLIN. March 27-iu Ameri-
can slang. the situation resulting
from the objection sent 20 Wash
ington TO the appointment Of Dr..
David JAYNE i'm AS amhnHhador 70
Germany. IN now up 10 Ambnshn-
dor Tower
Following a aoml.offleial denial
by the state department yesterday
that the German government had
objected 10 Mr. liill. and following
a report that the HeiehHiag pro-
posed 10 eenaure the kaiser N Il
was shown that he had objected Ia
the American Tor purely personal
reasons. an official statement from
the emperor himself Was Issued To-
day b. the foreign office
The statement declares fatty
that the emperor never said nor
wrote a word that might be con
airued BY anyone as an objection
90 Mr. HiliH appointment On the
contrary. II 10 stated that 90 late
az iaat November. the kaiser *.
pressed hia warm approval OF the
Hili appointment and since then
has had no occasion 10 change hlh
views
II IL denied that there IL any
statement apropos Of the matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-27
AMBASSADOR WEIR
MUSTEXPLAIN

en- route to Washington. The hal.
uera action completely ends the
matter So far as the German gov
eminent iu concerned. II removes
the Last shadow - doubt That
Washington Was mihlnformod.
lust where the transformation
came from will noW have 10 be e1s
planned BY Ambassador Tower.
A. result Of the controversy, IL
IL said that the kaiser. Who has
heretofore been on the most friend
Isl terms with both the American
ambassador and his vlfe, In nov
quite piqued Of both Of them, and
unless Sir. Tower wlthdfawH very
speedily Of his own Xoliti0n. u IL
pfobabIe that Washington viii re-
eelxe an tntimniion that iia ambas.
Hadaf has become persona non
ErHfH
The afternoon press IL rail- ~ the
various phases Of the Tower iiill
controversy. and the consensus OF
opinion IN that Ambassador Tower
IL entirely "a blame for the con
fusion.
Die Morgin Post declares that
Ambassador Tower f. not only uu.
friendly to his successor. but that
d. displayed the same animun 10
his predecessor. The paper atirib
utea Towers dislike 10 Or Hill 10
an old enmity Of their xiFes. and
brands the controversy m a petit.
coat crisis
The Poet declares that the only
peg on which Ambassador Tower
can hang an explanation II a Jest
Ing remark made b. the kaiser
recently. what the Americans
would call q iolly.e In which he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-27
BOY Is STRUCK BY CAR
AND SLIGHTLY HURT

Louis Bailey. years old was
struck by street ear while n
PLAY near his home. 1928 Kiibou =
az. a. q O'Clock Last night. suata.I-
Ing severe bruises go the head
lie VAS taken t. FIHt idence hos.
pifHi. whore an examination die
closed the fact that his injuries are
not serious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-27
Want Ads
Telephone Them To Us
And We VIII Do the Rest

Charge for two consecutive
daya l0c per line per day Seven
words 10 the line. Three con
secutlyc days. one cent a word.
one month. &C per line per day
Minimum charge for an 'ad
20 cents
All space used will be charg
Cd al full line rates on all
contract Advertising or adNer.
Using charged 10 account
BALLARD AGENCN--f II.
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city Hall. Phone. Ballard see
MAIN OFFICE seventh aYa
between Union and University
Phones. Main 1850. Ind. al,
The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume reaponsihtl,
ity for errors of any Kind &C.
curing IA telephoned adyer'
easements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-27
M'NAB MAKES
EASY MONEY

=. Totte of sos lSing II eaaed
a check for 800 for n smooth
stranger giylng his name ~ J -.
MacNah. aud now he Nanta the
police 10 find Mr "MaeNab." be
cause the check ~ worthless
The check aas drawn on the Cor
neliua State bank Of Cornelius,
ore. aud vas made payable b. the
maker direct to the victim
"MneNah+ IL q feet tall HIGHT
compiaNioued. 80 years OF age and
wore a dark blue suit and light
uNeTcual.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-27

A college rmoEeg
the one held last year sset
ranged b. the unlgers,. "a
tiea Al college men 4. ~
VII be- invited 20 attend
ifKe smoker lat year
nonnced a decided sae,.,
brought ont many eoll.s. y. y
he first time uDoa ths 80 - .
he University Of washlss,,..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-27

laafhingiy said IL the presence II
the ambassador 4 don't think /
can forgive my friend Mr Honsa.
welt n be- recalls Ambassadgf
Tower
The expressed belief of alf sihs
papers ~ that Dr I'LL viii be APP
pointed
AmbAHHador Tower gave out an
authorized statement late this aft
efnSon in which he stated that he
had definitely decided ~ retire In
q few months. lie would not init
mate tho date
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-27
POLICE ARREST
AUTOMOBILE,

Hnutual vigilance a, ~
yesterday Of J. I. 3D. ard
ing an auto delivery - ttl
thur Hoyler. a ehaafts-. - Il.
automobile driving ~ - N
sent 10 jail nv Va
IN ihe afternoon Is...
Glufe was fined a. ia ss IA
for exceeding the rt.. s'ts ~
4 Hess charged win h +
9iiene" took a chang !, ,'
Justice CAROLS court ts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-27
ADJUSTMENTS
LtInh school MIns,fsI..

FI1h HtHVVT N1FHhtftlN9
The Moore theatre IA practically
sold out for the performance OF the
High School Minstrcln tonight The
boys have been rohearalng faiths
fully for weeks aud viii present a
program full 81 ncw stunts which
they claim wtll be superior tn past
performances
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-27

symphony Concert,
The beat houso which has been
accorded the seattle symphony
Orchestra thla season listened Nith
pleasure 10 the program rendered
last nlEht At the Moore theatre.
Raffu l.eonofe symphony vas the
opening number. and Was rendered
with an excellence which WAS main
tanned through the program. Miss
Elizabeth Patterson aRwYefs. piano
aoioinl. captured the audience With
her playing. and VAS given an ora.
ton. She displayed remarkable
technique. a. veil as both strength
aud dclicaey Of touch Tho heat
concert wiil be- given April =.
Moore beginning sunday Com
ms Thre the Rye"
Grand Opera House The Black
Crook Next week. The Toy
maker"
lois Theatre The Spoilers
Next week. When knighthood
Was In Flower"
Cclissuaa Vaudeville
pantaaes Vaudeville,
Star Vaudeville
orphsuus Vaudeville.
Circuit Positively opens iomof
roe night.
Lyric Hufiesape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-27
MAIL CLERKS
ORGANIZE

The railway mail clerks Of Sc.
attie ORGANIZED branch division
~ The RAilsaf Mail Association A.
a mesiluk held last ulEht 81 the
inion Station
Mr. aeufEe l. Rhodes was elect
I'd president. ST. q A OilsoH. vice
pgrsld~at. and Mr. william Bell
secretary treasurer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-27

A fancy dress skating carnival
viii b. given tomorrow uiSht At
Dr-amland. and u promises 10 BE-
one Of The events Of the season
The Nafthx entsrn Amusement Go
has completed a thorough huFfaeihg
~ the floor aud everything pill be-
In condition foF a good time Prizes
are offered Tor the boat costumes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-27
F. M. SPINNING
1910 Second Avenue
SEATTLE LEADS ~ NIDIe Al
sfffAfE

what bids fair 90 be the sreatsst
advance % progress in the history q
trnaNHa the slck was enacted ln
Seattle last week when nf Anasr,
sons pfusisss sanltarium Co opened
offices tn this city
This progressive firm spursciating
the advantages Of the old method ~
treafius the sick - praffieed By doc.
tors - medicine ana surgery, as well
as the remarkable benefits e prac-
has HsfhaFed together specialists %
both branches and they ate nov pre-
pared 70 cute every case Of sickness
that modern science can reach
= Hunte. graduate Of Hhrs
ward Medical and u doctor Of msdi-
cine - extensive experience and Rfrat
success. has been secured for the
head 81 the medical department
Cora l.. Hammond, - g. Hpe-
elatst who H. admitted to be the
most anreessful practitioner - Nat
urai Methods in Seattle has ehafro
% the ladies department Of nruEicss
curing
Never before IN tho history 81 the
west has there been aasenhin to-
ssthsr practitioners % Hueh known
ability Ia their respective branches as
are nov treating tho sick at the Of
ncss of Df. Anderson, ana never heyafe
have you had an opportunity Of Oct
tins the best treatment Tor your par
uoular disease.
Doctor IN tho state or 10 the city has
failed 10 Eive you relief. u is time
for you to come 60 this institution ana
be cured Here you viii get just tire
treatment that you need. You will
receive the benefit Of the most mod
ern up-te-dats methods known Ia thu
SCIENCE Of healing. ana you will have
the care Of the most successful physl-
clans that have ever treated the Hirt
IN Resttls
Thta sampan, n located .t fa.o
First Avenue, south % University.
You can easily find tho place hy look.
ing for the biH electric sign Of Df
Hunte ~ you believe your case 10
De inrufahie. consult these epselslisth
before YOU give up hope
IN. AI.rnEU 4. ASDERsoNs
Irss sANIrARIUM CO.
i.le sirst Avcnae, South az rsiver-
atty, seattle, Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-27
A Snap

'in. view lot with sms N e.ttsss on.
block from car line. FOR 1900
II o. onH CO.
70fsfdE Alaska Bldg
small fsfmeni balance like rent,
buy. choice hafoom hous.l fine corner
lot on car line a. Mt View, Green fake
Price 1880. } \ Tsyior, owner sos
New York Block =@sf-af
Dor seie@is sl0ek fsom Ola psnton
car line, new Groom cottage, ff.eous 100
a&sh, sis month Shono. kasl ais
-@z7.ao
1-Foom mossfu cottsor, near car. lake
e e re- aes -. '. .aae,is go s ,lss ssss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-27
poar ORCHARD aou1f.

PORT ORCHARD HouTE,
Boats leave times daily frua
pier for the q : navy yard, -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-27

For sale Of Rent Good property on
fra and 9Th West Parties snnt III
Mountains Address "a Mafstnu an0f
tth West Tel Queen Anne e a 30
CHEAP CH1cKF;. ranch. s.reom
ssuss. ito lafins hens cess. tafss
! piscs land. close IN only tsgG on sac,
isfns see % ftiilman's saissmsa. IL
Timss block. today I'll
--=-==a=
broom hsuse snd tive iots for sale on
Easy terms b. paYinH t1oe down and
the balance Ike rent. ~ owner. q EaH.
isr Call Main e9o1 #=aa-17
--=-=-==-==== - 49, aHs=a==z=~s
MARINE VIEW AT SOUTH AIKI
Fnr sale beautiful hunHaiaw. vide
yersndsa. large HFluE room. cabbisz Hfans
flFs place. Z additional rooms A snap
~ q. Talbot owner. Grant zat or ia
Arcade Annex @aaaas.p
CHOICm NOME SITES
ptns auafisrssers tracts from 1850 10
ftoo--ths ftoo ones are all cleared and
| IN fruit. close 60 Graded school. side
walks IN and water piDsd on each tract
The water 10 Tss Terms, tas cash and
so Der month.
q ~ NICHOLS so Union Block -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-27
CITY RIAL ESTATE.
For Quarter Acres
Phone Us
MAts Efts.
ISp asa.
AID MAKE A DATE
ron SUNDAY

nfinE year alfs anh SOME EAHM Hna
select sns - uaH hta tracts Naa aiii
hsts Co hafff5 - en- uflnnrfAfEr 4
tfsfifnH aiH hs Sons This AHaIltuH.
fHf MARINE aHH HHEhft taaH4H5 azaEsl
every other aaHIifan in seattle fade a.
IL faa have aHH HaHtfs come suH saa 90
feurssif 20 aNE - 10 nEEtENh
Ne selected ft aefs tract - isnf o.
West esaftis sH tie elevation uFaHiaa - n .
he Haund anA Haantaius. this uaE ffafn
FaurflefaY faHH ard auuth % slh Nna
EAufuFEis Nhtah SO plated late lee
tracts COR ~ AHfEH AFMNAt
The pf4eeH reese ffHfu tee uM el
frfus % 49, aash an1 talanaH lie pc
msnfh Cal ana 80 "a
joins II WHITE ca.
80 0HlsHfai uinrH
MsIn sssg led sfaG
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-27

FauutleraF Paris ear. Gloss 20 sound
good view. dandy Groom cottage side
walk 90 car chance for p peer man
10 So hishHfiaHa property. Fsfma 100
cash. balance fia pei fuuuih
q 4 BELMONT
241H Ismss g. Ind f2sa
"a -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-27
MONEY o LOAN.
nUTfoS eafpIf %.

Leans Oh heusshaid fufuitufe. planes
ste Also faihlf Leans tnnfidehNs.
quirh service beet terms aud leHsH
rates
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-27
FuHNITuuRE WANTED.
MILLINERY.


Valdez Furniture Cos restocking tine.
Main is11 o. Ind. te1e I'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-27

Hsaufifut tzfuam mcdsrn rattaEs. Mis
sion nmish pisfs faeHs basement dauhls
carstruGfad One and one haif hias ka 10
nov rar lire and ~ ondiand parH naIhis
Fisv ~ saHHd aud mauntains Lot
eoHtQp see Good terms ali HlHtY.
flfth ana FhIHnsg aYs Phone North IL
White esl - -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-03-27
MASSAGE.

Mrs " A. Houndy has opened The Ia
Mode Millinery Periora, full line aprfn
and Summer Hats. Agency Chaa A
EfSs ems Suite 2ozz Wssfiahs av
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1908-04-23
KetckHm BreOiiies

Grandma Kstcham vas up 70 church
SUNDAY.
uncle Jim Yost has heen to Pryor
Creek on business
Mf Bennett Of xinlta WAs here on
business THIS week
Preaching saturday night and sun.
dAY By rrnifesssr zeglef
Farmers have hegun Nofk again
and are thankful for = little sunshine.
ClAte spradilng gave tie young
folks dance Friday night that vas
enjoyed b All
Tom Brown bought two ears Of hogs
here THIS arek and says he all strip
them 70 Kansas City.
Tso men past through hers SUNDAY
l0ok lng for a Csutralia mAae 10 u Il
said rad stolen = horse from from Jim
LAZY.
Davis and Greek, formerly IN The
mercantile baalnsss, have dissolved
partnership ana ulil each 30 spa
rate b0slness