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A Special Sale of Cereals.

yellow Split Peas; best quality; Black
Beans Red Kidney Beans and California
Lima Beans: III. carton. l2c.: ID.
cotton bag STc
Best White Granulated Farlna: / III.
carton. &c. each: = lb. cotton bag. 23c
Extra Quality Russian Lentils: lb.
carton ............ 12c
Cracked Wheat. prepared from the
best white wheat: ID. carton. 1Oc.
each: dozen ..............., .S1.1a
Marceau brand fncst imported French
olive OIL snail bottle. 2.c.; dozen,
S2.5Ii medium bottle. 37c.: dozen.
SI.I0; large bottle. 02c: dozen, S7.72;
gallon can. s3.J2: y gallon can. a1.5s:
fun quart can S2c
Fresh red ruby Beets: quart Jar. 33c.
each; dozen ............ S3.8O
Penn Mar Table Syrup: No. can: 80.
each dozen ......,... S2.a
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New York State Corn,
Jessamine brand. creamy
sugar corn per can. DC:
dozen, Si.Of. LILY White
brand. extra fancy Maine
creamy sugar corn: per
can 1Ic.: dozen. ~ 20
,Tessamine brand Mar
Iuwfat Peas. zoe. can:
dr2-r ..... Y
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Cereta Wheat Food; regular loc. pack
aye; this sale .............. :. &c
Pearl Hominy. best white granulated; =
ID. bags. 14c.: 10 10. bags, 28c., 24h
Chester Barley, large perfect grain; l
ID. cartons. &c. zach: lb. bags. each.
27c
Pure "dranulated" Yellow Corn Meal: {:
grains of gold: ID. bags, 13c., 10 ID,
bags =. <4c
Petti1ohn's Breakfast Food. the cele-
brated cereal: 10c. package. dog. 81 II
Flaked Tapioca. extr- fancy: ID.
carton. 7c. each: dozen. .......... SIC
Lily white Brand Prepared Flour, 2
Id. carton lie. each; dozen. 81. st
French Prunes. extra ine quality: our
own special importation for THIS sale; l
III. carton. 18c.: 2 ID. carton. 31c.: s
III. carton. 74c.; 10 ID. carton. .S1.44
The evening world., 1908-03-18

PRESIDENTS OF OUR COUNTRY.
by
ALBERT PAYsoN TERHUNE.
in the
EVENING WORLD
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS 6 FRIDAYS.
" YOU have missed the back copies you
can obtain same by inclosing one-cen'
stamp for each number 10 the Circulation
Drpartment, Evening World.
The evening world., 1908-03-18

Lima Beans. Arena
brand: packed by the
best jersey canner. 1Oc.
per can, dozen. .H1.14
Jessamine brand Black
Raspberries; can fbc. /;
dozen 500. sd
Cut String Beans. jos
sanine brand: can. 11c.
dozen ........ .StB
The evening world., 1908-03-18
Fur Storage.

En Fl.
We are prepared to accept Furs
for sorage, 'ub ect to iull insur-
snce against damage by fire,
mo hs, etc ami a ainSt loss by
burg arv.
4 erations il desired. and
extte eme y m derat- prices. Furs
caleb fo, upon request.
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Misses and Boys Gloves

MISSES ELBOW-LENGTH NOUS
OUETAlRE Isle THREAD GLOVES,
embroidered hacks. in white only,
par ........ ffc
BOYS PRIXSEAM AND PlQuE
CAPE WALKING GLOVES. i-clasp
round corners, embroidered hacks,
in tan and reddish tan, A Tair, Sl.24
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the four distributing the bottles ms they
ran \ south-bound Ninth avenue car
cnme along as they emerged. and by
running they managed to make 1t.
The evening world., 1908-03-18

Red Star Brand Mackerel. extra nln
FISH. : 10. KITS .oc.; 10 III kits. 81 -
No. l MRckerel messed, heads and
tails off; 10 10. kits. SO.
Bloater Mackerel, messed, heads and
tails OF; 10 lh. kits. 81 20
Kipr-red Herring, plain or with tomato
sauce; can, IJc.; dozen cans. 90
Lily WI ta Brand Goldfish; lh, box i0c
Jessamine Brand Fish; 3 III. hoN..2S
Ins,ev's crab Meat; No. can. 10c.;
doz.. SLY; No. can, BE; do2 S3.7:i
Soused Mackerel: pound cans. 1oc.;
COTFEE-Vienna brand; bean, granu
lated or pulverized; pound cartons; fresh
roasted; regular price. 2Oc. III; sale, 16".;
8 III. cartons. regularly 9ic. sale, .Sr.:
TEAHI,fiY wH1TE' ciHi6iP TE%,
ForrngsR OolonE, English Breakfast.
Ceylon, Young Hyson, Japan. Gunpowder
and Mixed: our regular price. 8sc.
pound. Special. 50c. a pound.
5 ID. caddy. S2.60l1 10 lh. ceddy s6.2s
LILY WHITE BRAND FRESH B
10 H. wooden boxes, this sale, each
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Underprice
Basement Specials.
Womens Waists:

Made OF sott-iinished lawn, yoke
OF Val lace ana embroidery inser-
ton, trimmed below yoke with
tuckS and rows O. I1.s and EN-
hroiiery insertion, trimmed collar
and lace etgiHg on u..S........ 49,
Made Of figured white Madras, six
rows 0i stitched siGe plta,5 on the
front tailOred sleeves and cuffs. 40t
The evening world., 1908-03-18
New Mohair Fabrics Just
In From Abroad
A Special Sale of Lenten Supplies
Main Floor.

r
doz.. 81. 30; . lb. cans. 24c; dor. .S2.77
Bon-Accord Brand Mackerel in tomato
sauce: 10. can. 24c.: doz x2.77
Wet or Dry Shrimps; small can. 1Oc.; {;
doz, SI.1I. large cans, I9c.; do7 81 IL
Glenwood Brand Fancy Sock-eye
salmon; pound fiat cans. l &C.; doz ~ 80
Imported Holland Herring. mixed
keg. 19c.; Nilchner, keg. ...... soc
Fresh Herring; can, 1Oc.; duz S1.14
Army and Navy Brand Pork and
Beans, plain or with tomato sauce: No.
SUGAR-Havemeyer & Elders Eagle
Brand Refined Powdered Sugar; will
not cake; 5 h. cotton bag; special. 2ec
PEKIN CHOP TEA
Formosa oolong. English Breakfast
and Mixed
8 ID. carton, regularly 24c.: sale. .10c
lb. caddy, regularly S1.14; sale. .O4c
10 ID. caddy, regularly s2.l6: sale. 81 .O4
ROKEN MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI,
.......... 39c
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Phonograph and Records:
Combination Special. I'D F

The machines are our new imperial Prince
ton" the Records our new Nassau io-inth
Records. We warrant both
HIWpFPIN. PRINCETON" MACHINE. large
,I '. .,., ps.ordS. ,omrlete S15 IA
"IMpERlAL PRINCETON" MACHINE, small
size and six Records complete. ........ Se.s4
The Records may he chosen from our latest
series, embracing 100 diierent tltes' fu''y
canal 70 other Records selling at 6oe.
The evening world., 1908-03-18
Fiftieth Anniversary:
5oth Year Of Selling Cheaper Than Any
Other House, But for CASH Only

As long as other stores continue to see
saw between credit and cash credit for
the favored few and cash for the masses
our UNDERSELLlNG SUPREMACY will
not be questioned.
The evening world., 1908-03-18

MISSES TWO-CLASP IMPORTED
BERLIN Isle GLOVES, in slate, tan
and white. pair. ...............2 .24c
BOYS FULL PlOUE IMPORTED
LAMBSKlN GLACE GLOVES, one
clasp Paris Point backs, newest
shades of tan and in white;
pair. ........ ........ .e'c
The evening world., 1908-03-18
Muslin Underwear:

Corset Covers, made OF nainsook,
ow neck. French style, trimmed
with two rows of lace insertion, two
Of beading ribbon and edginC. ga,
Same as above, trimmed with
Maltese lace and ribbon. .... .29c
Same as above, trimmed with two
rows ct fine torchon lace insertion
and ribbon beading, trimmed back.
80.
Drawers, made of camhric. lawn
ruIfle, finished with tucks and hem
10
Same as arove. finished with tuck
and embroidery ruffle. ........ 39c
Made of nainsook, lawn ruffe,
trimmed with lace insertion and
edging .......... 49c
Walking Skirts, made Of camhrc,
with hemsttched tucked ruffle, 80 ,
Same as the above, trimmed with
tucks and embroidery ruffle. 49,
Gowns, of cambria, low neck,
trimmed with embroidery insertion,
hemstitched lawn ruffle on neck and
sleeves ........ ..............foc foc
Same as above, in high neck,
trimmed with four rows of en-
brodery insertion and tuckS he-
tween ,,..t...... .,,,...............tJ tJC
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the track shouting:
The evening world., 1908-03-18
Silver Plated Table Ware

Silver Plated Table Ware
ARTISTIC DESIRABLE PATTERNS IN A LARGE VARIETY OF
CLASS OuADRuPlE PLATE BEST WORK
MANSlP AND FINISH.
At One-third to One-half Below Regular Values
Special Sale of
Butter Dishes (lncovered) slo5 Syrup Sets, s1o5
Bread Trays, s65, l95, 575 Gravy Sets, 2oS
Conpots, i95, 42o Crmh SETS, $3.50, o"o
Water Pitchers, 29o, 425 Coffee Sets 4/o, o/o
Hot Water Kettles 575 sos Tea Sets, $3.50, 1850 1875
Walters, 6 to i6 in, 75c TO s4.25
West Twenty-third street,
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-08
Schedule Of the
%A L0UISIAN A
N\1 q
~ A r X A SAS
~ RAILWAY co.
always on Time.

so0,hs Corrected 70 0eoo,En 10TH. sss1
2:sl pun ly st. Louis, Mo. 7:Is am ar
Mol. MOI
Sis am " Hope, Ark $50 pm ar
s:lo am Stamps, Ark. ESQ pm
ll:15am 6:55am ly Minden, La IL :1opm :25pmar
II :ssam 7:l0am ar Sibley. i2:06pm 7:l0pm "
lo:5oam s:2oam lv shrevep't Il0:5oams:65pmlv
s:o5pm II :ioam ar via vs&P s.o5pmlo-5opmar
I:5sam 7:l5am lv Sibley IL :x5am7 .o0pmlv
l:f3pm s:5lam ar Chestnut i0:0sam 5:lapm "
2:5opm l0:00am ar WINFIELD s:0<am 4:oopm lv
s:45pm ll:soam ar Jena 7:06zm 2:00pm lv
5:0opm IL seam ar Alexandria :0oam l:45pm lv
s:soam arrive New Orleans s:Sopm leave
IT. & +. Ry)
When you travel 60 via the Louisiana and
Arkansas Railway. Our track is laid with Is
Id. steel rails and gravel ballAst-Our equip
ment Is new and FIRST clsss-and last, but not
least, our motto Is Ever on time"
The Louisiana q Arkansas Railway makes
close connections with the following Roads At
At Hope, Ark with ST LIMks, Frisco sys-
tenn.
At Stamps. Ark. with St L W Gotten
Belt Route.)
Al sibley, La, with vs&P Queen and
Crescent Routel 8 L q 8
AtChestnut, La, with L NV Ry.
AT WINFIELD with r &P Ry.. L N Co
and & railroad.
A exandria, La, with & P Ry.. SLIM &
Pachc.
At Georgetown, La, with Sc L NJ as.
Through tickets on sale to all points.
II. s. HUMPHREYS,
Agent, WINFIELD, La
b. S. ATKINSON,
G.. p. A. Texarkana. Ark.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-08
STATE AND OTHERWISE.

Alexandria will soon have a
new Union depot for the railroads
entering that city. Work ON the
foundations has been inaugurated.
Oscar kondert, the defaulting
cashier of the First National Bank
of Baton Rouge has been indicted
on seventy-o one counts tor forgery
and perjury.
Charles +. Letten, chief clerk
or tie New Orleans tax collectors,
mas been sentenced to serve seven
years IN the p4nitentiary for the
embezzlement of Sl0O, 900.
The first boil weeyils of the
season have been discovered on
the farm of Jim Phillips near
Minden. The efficacy of the
poisoning plan will be tested in
this field.
1t has been stated that much
damage was done the corn and
cotton crops near Myrtis. north
or Shreveport. by the frosts of
last week, Considerable cotton
Will have to be replanted.
The Caddo oil field is attracting
wide interest. Lands in that ter
rltory are changing hands rapidly
at fancy prices. Recent develop
ments point to it as one of the
finest oil territories in the country.
"Wednesday the combined
American fleets steamed through
the Golden Gate into the harbor
of San Francisco. There were 46
war vessels in line, embracing
every style of craft-the most
magnificent naval display that
ever took place ON the Western
shores of the American continent.
The conviction of Looney ut
Alexandria, for sending "black
hand letter, is meeting with very
general public endorsement. Such
methods of extortion are so thor
oughly outrageous that the pun
lshment of the perpetrator will
largely diminish this species of
black mail.
X. w. White, of Pineville, La,
announces that he has "dead
shot" remedy for the boil weevil;
that it will kill every bug il
touches. Naturally he wants II
reward for this specific. If it is
an infallibIe cure for the lnroads
of the destructive pests. it has
solved problem that has hereto
fore batfled the experts of the
country. A satisfactory test will
demonstrate its efficacy.
The black and tan convention
of the Republican party of the
Fourth Congressional District,
met in Shreveport and sent an
unrestricted delegation to the
National Convention. Alex Bern
stein, ex U. S. Deputy Marshal,
was the only white delegate and
he is one of the alternates. For
aker was commended and Roose
welt endorsed in the resolutions
adopted.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-08
It Reached the Spot.

4
Mr.. E. Humphrey, who owns a
large general store at Omega, o.,
and is president of the Adams
County Telephone Co., as well as
of the Home Telephone Co., of
Pike Comfy, o., says of DIR.
Kings New Discovery: cit saved
my life once. At least think it
did. 1t seemed to reach the spot
the very seat of my cough
when everything else failed. I"
DR.. Kings New Discovery not
only reaches the cough spot; it
heals the sore spots and the weak
spots in throat, lungs and chest.
Sold under guarantee at all drug
stores. SOC and 81. Trial bottle
free.
Do your part toward getting
that special Baptist Encampment
train by putting in your 1926 not
later than June 8. 5-8
II
Better Than Any Other.
Cuero, Tex, May %, 1905.
"Ship one gross DR.. Menden-
halls Chill and Fever Cure. We
have been selling your Chill Cure
for four years and it gives better
general results than any Chill
Tonic we have ever sold" Cuero
Drug Co. Sold by honest drug
gists.
Strayed or Stolen
A sorrel horse, four years old,
bald face, weighs about 800
pounds. Left with saddle and
bride on, Wednesday night,
April 81. 1908, from my stable in
Winfield. A liberal reward will
be paid for bis location or return
to me. w. Z. HARTY,
milf Winfield, LA.
Doctors Endorse It.
Lang Bros, Druggists, Pad
ucah. KY, write: I'VE sell more
of DIR. MendenhalPs Chill and
Fever Cure than all other rem
edies combined, having retalled
over 700 bottles in one season.
Physicians here prescribe it and
persons who once use it will have
no olher." Sold BY honest drug
glsts.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-05-08
fremont & Gulf Ry. Co,

Effective March 5, 1908. Between fremont and
WINFIELD.
Daily No. 2, leaves WINFIELD 5 p. m, Chat
hamville SIS D. m, Eros 7:O5 D. m. arriving
fremont 7:45 p. N.
Daily No. l, leaves fremont s:i5 O. m, Eros
1881 .. m, Chathamville 1915 q. n, arriving
Winfield IL :59 3 IN.
Daily. except sunday, No. 80, local freight,
leaves Winnaeld 3. IN, arriving fremont
l2:ol p. m.
Daily. except Sunday. No. 81, local freight
leaves fremont a. M, arriving 1910 p. IN.
Train No. connects at fremont with " g. &
p. trains from Monroe and Shreveport. Train
No: connects at fremont with v. 8. n p.
trains to Monroe and Shreveport
ALFRED MEAD
General Passenger Agent,
WINFIELD La.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01
MISSING GIRL
RETURNS
HOME

Miss Ethel shankiand. who dis
appeared IN Seattle August -. and
for whom the police have been
diligently searching. returned 60
her apartments in the residence %
= L. Moore. 500 jota 81. yesterday
without KivinK Any exrienati as
to her Whereabouts
She vas apparently in good
health. although weak from the
lack 81 food. aud the family feared
to question her The only thing she
said vas that she had been trying
FOR four DAYS "a reach home.
Neither her father nor her mother
have been permitted 70 see her.
The case u a very mysterious
one Miss shankland disappeared
after leaving for the First Pres.
bytcrisn church to attend services.
aud reappeared a. strangely A
Star reporter who called at the
Moore residence this morning wRs
told that no further information
regarding the case could be OBJ
tanned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01
C0SGR0vE IS
HUSTLlNG

Samuel q. coagrove. candidate
for the republican nomination for
governor. addressed an enthusiastic
meeting Of republicans AZ Renton
Last night
The first fight IN my political
career was for local option. aud !
have been for local option ever
since" aaid Mr.. Coagrove among
other things. THAT fight was made
20 years ago. 30 ! am that far In ad-
vance of the Spokane platform on
the local option Issue
I'd Jones. former mayor and pres.
ent superintendent OF the Henton
mines. presided John G. Higgins
also spoke In the interest Of Mr.
Cosgroye.
Mr.. Coagrove will speak at the
Renton Hlll club house. Madison
st. and 18th av.. tonight. and Cos
grove meetings will be held tomor-
row night AZ Kent. Thursday at
West Seattle and Wilkeson. Friday
at Auburn and Saturday at Ere.
mont !. o. o y. hall. and at June
tion hall. Ballard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01

xaEcxEo IN STORM.

~ united pfeaa-4
> LONDON, Sept. LIN . ter. I
ne 7sss sh< British schooner ,
: zrsxor uss wrecked off Port !
: Lssstts On ths coast Of Wales I
: xcsy ara - Of the 30 mem
rers % the ereN were ,
' 9r~ncd. ,
q The Amazon had been !
szs1nt in the terrific storm, ,
tshisk has been sweeping both ,
Ne eastern and western coasts ,
- Ensiznd for a nours. she /
st'tc 10 put Into port. but +,
s1sla not withstand the seas. ,
tsrlsh literally beat her 10 !
ssr<A
The survivors reached shore ,
Ira ANAL beat after . niracu- I
f1s trip through the high ,
f~sesa Nearly every vessel !
fnz' has reached port today :
if1Nt serious effects % the /
rzrrl Those which are over. I
we are N great danger. and I
- sFeaisas anxiety ls felt for
lhsr.
4 number Of small vessels /
fMss beer driven ashore 81 ,
t"ncss poirts along the coast 1
80 4 q doubtful 4 many Of !
tran can be fiosted.
Wfkt A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01
c.. a. r.. DELEGATES
MONUMENT

OF visitors, who have come to see
the veterans and pay hOnors To the
survivors to the great war between
the states The veterans own the
town. Any old fellow whose stor
les have wearied the folks al
home can find big crowd will.
ing and eager 10 listen to his tales
OF battle, and applaud.
The ceremonies az Fort Meigs
this afternoon were OF great inter
est The states whose troops par
ticipated In the events eommemo-
rated by the monument We're repre-
sented by high officials.
Governor Harris appeared for
Ohio, Governor Wilson spoke in
behalf Of Kentucky. Lioutant Gov
ernor Murphey was present as the
representative of Pennsylvania and
Major Robert Hunter represented
Virginia. Senator Foraker was
among the speakers.
Great preparations are being
made for the grand parade. which
will take place tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01
ROBBED OF
100000
Big Theft Discovered In Hay-
ana Post office---Murder
Follows Disclosure.

HAVANA, Sept. The proVin.
elsl government is in an uproar TO.
day 80 the result Of the discovery
Of the theft Of over 100000 In the
local postoffice. The discovery was
made when an Inventory OF the
stamps, envelopes and other mate
rial was taken. The detectives are
searching for Ricardo Rodriguez,
chief Of the supply bureau, who dis-
appeared when the theft became
known.
Growing on; Of the pos,offiee
scandal. Manuel Elies. editor Of e.
vlgiiante ~ ManxAnillo, was shot
dead yesterday Afternoon by Manuel
Estrada editor Of El Reporter OF
the same city. Estrada. who 10 an
Independent, considered that he had
been lnsulted In . political editorial
written BY Giles, who ls eonterva.
tive. The eoronsr's Jury held Ea-
trsda 70 answer on . charge OF muir.
der.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01
WHAT ED. CUDIHEE SAYS OF
bob" HODGE

Hodge officer
with mpartaly that there complaint either
from the mine owners or the miners he read "a" and conduct
his before Justices saving the the
a ma mistakes a
months felt confidence in him that told him
consider district any
thing did would stand for"From Interview with
Sheriff Edward cudhee.
consider Hodge first class officer and believe
a good sheriff II elected said Former Sheriff
Cudhee who Hodge hs first appointment deputy
sheriff
while serving under Hodge made mistakes and
made trouble OF kind There complaints
about the In which he enforced the law at Black Da
mond
before appointed Bob Hodge at Diamond tried
deputies there about whom there had been
There considerable aweancRs with which
the deputies DID not seem 70 be able 70 cope
Hodge did not seek the appointment He working In
the and recommended by leading citizens
the business Black Diamond Hodge
sheriff that the board failed
sufficient SALARY him the business OF Black Da
mond made the balance.
Hodge showed such efficiency an officer that the county
board raised him within six months from the $40 month
which they first paid the fun salary Of a deputy sheriff
During the time Hodge served under HIS record
rcy clear and that why he first class officer
do not know what more can in his behalf"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01
MORE EVIDENCE OF
CHEADLE'S GUILT

occasion he gave cheadle 81 and on
a second occasion 81 In both in
stances the money was paid over
for the right to occupy a good stall
from which TO sell hts wagonload Of
produce.
J. Clemans. who lives near Foster
and is very wen known throughout
the county. was held up" by In
speotor Cheadle for honey on sew
eral occasions
Takes Mans Honey.
The first time the inspector was
satisfied with one case Of honey.
The next time Ciemans wrapped up
single case and handed 1t to
Cheadle.
The inspector turned back and
asked.
Is that all you have?"
Il guess there is one more case
In the box" replied Clemans.
Well, give Il 10 me. then. re-
torted Cheadle. "and leave Il down
In the office for me"
Clemans wrapped up the two
cases OF honey. all that ne had. and
took Il to the office OF the market,
where he left 81 according to
Cheadle's directions.
This transaction was witnessed
by two outsiders. whose names have
been obtained and who testified to-
day TO the truth Of the farmers
statements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01
Despite Revelations, Mayor
Still Retains Grating
Inspector.

II has now been seven days since
The Star gave its first evidence 10
the public that Market Inspector
Cheadle is a CRATER. cheadie still
holds his office.
Mayor Miller is fully aware Of
cheadle's guilt. No matter how
much evidence Of the inspectors
good character might be obtained.
" he we're guilty Of grating In one
case only, Il would be sufficient to
show that he Is not a fit man for
the position.
Mayor Miller realizes this. What
explanation can he give for keeping
this publicly denounced CRATER in
officer
More Grating.
X Soto. a Japanese farmer. who
lives near Renion Junction. testi.
fled IN the presence Of witnesses to-
day that he had been compelled To
pay Market Inspector Cheadie
graf" money for the privilege Of
securing good location on the pub
lie market
Soto specified two particular &C
casions on which he had given the
market inspector money On one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01
WR0NGED WOMAN WEEPS
ON MURDERER'S BREAST
SCRAMBLE AT
LAND OPENING

WINNIPEG. Man. Sept i--Thou.
sands of settlers from over 80 points
IN central and western Canada and
several hundred from the United
States are engaged In a wild seram.
bic today for thousands of acres 81
rich Dominion lands that we're
thrown open "a settlement All
night the different government land
offices were heslcged In front hy
waiting lines 81 settlers who had
come early 10 Eet good pieces ~
land Some OF the settlers stood In
line over 80 hours. having their food
brought 10 them By small boys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01
CHASTITY
find TELLS OF
MURDER
Saver Attempts to Conceal Crime by
Hiding Corpse Under Logs and
Dense Underbrush.

liam, Of 1909 Mercer 81. who we're
out hunting aud stumbled onto the
body accidentally while making
their way through the underground
which lines the lake shore,
So suspicious we're the circum,
stances OF the ease. that they de.
cided to report the matter as aoon
as possible. sud William MeC0Fkle
returned across the lake and went
10 the office Of Deputy Coroner ).
n Wutsie to notify him % the dis.
coyery
He arrived at the office about
noon. and shortly afscrward Or.
Wiltsie and an officer from the
sheriffs office left for the scene
OF the supposed crime
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-01
HODGE RECEIVES
AN OVATION

Bob Hodge. candidate for
sheriff at the republican primaries
next Tuesday. received hearty
ovation last night when he appear
ed before the meeting Of the
standardization Republican
club 81 the 18th ward az the Bal.
lard city hall.
Mr. Hodge had met nearly all
the members Of the club before the
meeting and had made such a de-
elded BIT that he was requested TO
take q seat on the platform.
The candidate from Black Dia.
mond told the club that he would
give the citizens OF the county a
business administration OF the Of
flee II elected The other caudl-
dates who spoke received only mild
applause compared to that given
20 Hodge.