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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-21
Shoots His Companion.

ROSEBURG, Ore, Oct. 21.-Mis-
taken for a bear, Alex Frank, a
Southern Pacific brakeman, was in
stantly killed yesterday by Carl We
Der, his best friend. They were hunt
ing near Riddle. % miles from Rose
burg. when they separated. Suddenly
Weber saw an object moving in the
brush ana fired. Frank fell dead.
Witt for the cars at the Book Nook
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-21
License to Wed.

The county auditor this afternoon is
sued marriage license 70 Claiburn e
Casteel, aged 90, of this city. and Myr-
tie Simons, aged 16, of Eureka.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-21
PILES CURED IN TO IA DAYS

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed 10
cure any case of Itching. Blind, Bleed
ing Or Protruding Piles in to IA days
CO money refunded. soc.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-21

Parties having bills against the
Walla Walla County Fair association
will present them at 101 N. Third ST.,
at once. R. H. JOHNSON. Sec.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-21

G. M. HALL, carpenter and cOEtrac
tor. Day or contract work. Phone 972
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-21

department of commerce and labor
Galveston leads and New York is sec
Opd
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-21
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework Apply 553 Boyer Ave.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-21

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money if it
fails to cure. E. w. GROVES sigma
ture Is on each box. Csc.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-21

been receiving medical treatment in
the Walla Walla hospital for the past
two weeks, has been discharged anr
has returned to his home
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-21

BEST COAL an the market. F. +,
Root. Phone 2153.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-21

ST. PAUL JUNK SHOP BUYS AND
sells at wholesale and retail all
kinds of Hides, Wool Scrap Iron,
Brass, Copper, Rubber, Lead, Zinc,
Bottles Old Rubbers and Second
Hand Sacks, and Second Hand Fur
niture, Stoves and Carpets. NJ. Gold
stein, Phone 22O7; Sc East Main St.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-21

COAL-No dust, ASH or SCOT. +. F.
Root. Phone 2153.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-10-21

Wait for the cars at the Book Nook
The sun., 1908-06-06
GOLDIN COULDN'T no MAGIC
When II Came Down TO Producing Bail In
a station House.

HORACE Goldin, the illusionist. who
presided at the dinner to Kelar, the magi-
clan, started from the Marlborough Hotel
to his home at Sl4 West Ninety-fourth
street about 2 o'clock yesterday morning
in his automobile When he got on upper
Broadway he let his car out. Policeman
Rickert set out after the car on his motor
cycle and after a chase Of ten blocks over
hauled the speeder at Eighty ninth street.
Il wasn't going fast-that was an illusion
and you only thought so, said Golden.
at Ia my religion to believe what my
stop watch tells me-" said Rickert, "and
that shows you were going at twenty five
miles an hour"
Golden had negro chauffeur in the
machine with him, but was driving himself,
30 the negro just sat back and grinned.
At the station house the lieutenant wanted
500 bail.
Il have only $l,45 to my name.' said
Golden.
Amt you the guy that gets dollars out
OF the air?' asked the lieutenant.
TO be hot. Jim (this to the negro chauffeur)
how much money have you got?'
Jim grinned and dug. Here's sos if it
will help" said jim, as he laid 1t out. But
the lieutenant wanted IS more and Golden
could not produce.
Better not lock me up, can get out Of
cell" said Golden
chance, but just about that time Golden
remembered diamond ring he was wearing
and left that as bail. In the West Side
court later he was held for trial. There
were twenty-four other drivers to suffer
Golden's fate, result OF late raids
The sun., 1908-06-06
DE la SALE GAMES.
George scannell Wins Point Trophy
Sullivan's Versatility.

The De La Sale Institute Athletic Associa-
tion held its twentieth annual games at the
Cason Point Field West Chester. yesterday
and the boys had some lively contests during
the 100 yard senior and 22) senior and In
the former he created new De La Sale
record His time for the century was 10 Is
was made by j. o Shea six years ago. Sean
nell also won. the point trophy for the. meet
Stacey Sullivan demonstrated his ver-
satility, lie started IN 9 number Of eyents.
R @ndp o His rsaH hsrd day wor hs
gave m exhibition on motorcycle and flew
around at mile minute clip. raising Q
boys. The summaries
Had RSn hSndesR Ssn9rwSn by G.
Bsnnc iIt" yards sd ss
fourth. Time ioe $ seconds.
under % HSa &on F Sg Tsomns TRsS a1 u Yards sar soSa
h dGfsns scassn Raas oa'a
wSn yH 5yssr e age
sssona o. fS Fi% sTas sGrs E. Srady YAH IL
%SS OS S"H y.5as ,hsa
= go Yard Run, Handicap Senior Won by Q.
/ ]. si.nley, yards, third; NJ keSsnSsas, f' is
yards yopg Ro Ts a nn, 10 y.,r, or
undSrIWon by by II H%S NceWcnGous, HSns' IA yards: R.
Dury 10 yards, second: A. Rcynnrd. scratch,
third +. Curry. 10 yards. fourth. Time 81 SEQ.
onds.
4A0 Yard Run. Handicap Scnior-Won by 7. ].
Shanley yards; NJ Nicwenhous, scratch second,
c. DUFFY. yards, third: g. Scanncll. scratch,
fourth. Time 81 seconds.
sso Yard Hun, Handicap, senior-Won by G.
Duffy. scratch. p. Bennett, Is yards, second: W.
Scsnlon. ~ yards, third II. Mitchell yards. fourth.
Time, = minutes .5 : 5 seconds.
Throwing the Discus Handicsp--won by J.
Meenan, 4 feet, with an actual throw OF s2 feet
inches; ID. Meenan Jry feet second, with n feet
Inches; j. Mccann. feet, fourth. with II feet
10 Inches.
Running Broad Jump. Handicap by j. l..
Herbert. feet with an actual jump OF 10 feet
inches: d. Meenan. feet, second, with 10 feet:
T. Doyle. AZ feet. fourth with IS feet u inch.
Putting u Pound Shot. Handlcap-Wen by
Canelart Marasco, scratch. with n put or 81 feet
Inches; D.. Meenan. scratch. second, with aS feet
efBs; ssy ;ss.'ss 's''s s's lss'
The sun., 1908-06-06
JOHN HAYS HAMMOND RUNNING.
He's Now in His Home State OF Massa-
chusctts Boosting Ms Boom.


BosroN, June 5.-John Hays Hamm ond
who has Just announced his candidacy for
the Republican Presidential nomina-
tion arrived in Boston from New York
early this morning. Mr.. Hammond is a
legal resident Of this State. his home being
in Gloucester. where he has an estate. Mr..
Hammond's coming was a great surprise
to his friends here and to the members Of
his household who did not look for him
until Tuesday or Wednesday OF next week.
Mr.. Hammond ia accompanied by bis
secretary and yalet. He declined to see
newspaper men or callers with whom he
had not made engagements. Several who
had sent their cards to his room were in
formed by the bellboy that Mr. Hammond
was out. When Mr.. Hammond registered
he left word with the clerk of the hotel that
he did not wish to receive callers.
Mr.. Hammond got into touch with several
friends by telephone to-day regarding the
political situation He is said to have told
them that he realized that he was laboring
under a disadvantage because Of the can
didacy Of Gov. Guild. but that that would
make no difference to him. as he was bona
fide candidate and that he intended to stay
in the contest,
It Is expected that Mr.. Hammond will talk
with Gov Guild before he leaves Boston re-
Rarding the political situation He expects
to spend few days at Gloucester before he
returns to New York
The sun., 1908-06-06
MINTYRE UNWILLING TO TALK.
On Advice OF Counsel He Declines to Answer
Many Questions.

Thomas A. Mcintyre was on the witness
stand again yesterday in the bankruptcy
proceedings growing out Of the failure of
L. A. Mcintyre & Co., but he was not 80
ready to answer questions as at the previous
hearing. John McCrohan, one of his law
yers. made strenuous objections to any
questions involving the affairs Of the firm
or matters having any connection with the
five indictments against Mr.. Mcintyre upon
which he is to he tried shortly.
Last Wednesday Mr.. Mcintyre waved
aside his counsel's objections and insisted
upon saying that he did not know anything
about the securities used for the firms
loans. When an attempt was made yester-
day to find out to whom he gave orders
and other details Of the Office management
MIR. Mcintyre upon the advice of his counsel
said that the answers might tend to in
criminate or degrade him. His counsel said
that 1t would be virtually compelling him
to give evidence against himself in view
OF tho indictments. The witness did, how
ever answer oil questions concerning his
personal affairs
Mr.. Mcintyre, who had already testified
to turning over certain of his personal
property TO Miss Boyd, the trained nurse. In
reply to questions put to him yesterday
said that Miss Boyd had brother in Balti-
more who was a lawyer.
Did you receive letter from this
brother, now on file in your office, in which
he asked you TO provide for his sisters
future?' asked Mr.. Cobb, counsel for the
receiver.
Il never received a letter Of any such
character replied Mr.. Mcintyre,
Then II such letter is on file you don't
know it2' said Mr.. Cobb.
Il never saw it and l don't believe ii
exists, was Mr.. McIntyre's answer.
Mr.. Mcintyre didn't know who had pro-
posed that the firm make an assignment or
who had prepared 1t.
When asked IL he had not told George C.
Ryan. one OF the partners. one week before
the failure that everything was all right
with the firm. Mr.. Mcintyre refused to
answer.
Ryan contradicted most of Mr.. McIn-
tyres testimony at the last hearing to the
effect that Mr.. Ryan had entire charge
OF the business for six months previous
to the failure and had an interest in various
accounts. Mr., Ryan insisted that his duty
had been merely to look after general
correspondence, that he had never given
any orders about loans and never received
any profits from account PTS, which shows
a profit of 500 900 and which Mr.. Mcintyre
said was managed by all the partners.
1t came out that at tho Syracuse Office Of
the firm all cash transactions were entered in
an account known al "J j. Black. and the
identity of persons paying cash for securities
was lost apparently. The hearing will go
on next Tuesday
The sun., 1908-06-06
THE POILLONS OUT soon.
Yet Appeals Affecting Their ImDrisOnm ent
Are Argued In Appellate Division.

Catherine and Charlotte Poillon will
be released from the Blackwell's Island
workhouse on June 10. Two appeals affect
ing their imprisonment we're argued yes
terday before the Appellate Division Of
the Supreme Court.
One Of the appeals is from an order dis
missing their writ Of habeas corpus on
which their counsel argued that the trial
in Special Sessions was Illegal because
Warden Flynn showed no authority for
producing them in court. The appeal
on the writ Of prohibition was in behalf
Of Charlotte Poillon and related to her
trial on a charge Of assaulting a bellboy.
Counsel argued that the Court Of Special
Sessions was not organized properly by
three Judges sitting especially to hear the
charges against her. Decision was re-
served,
The sun., 1908-06-06
SETBACK FOR CAPT. KUHNE.
Appellate Division Confirms His Sentence
for "Mugging" Frank Jenkins.

The Appellate Division Of the Supreme
Court in Brooklyn by vote Of 8 to 2 yester-
day handed down decision confirming
the Judgment Of Justice Burr In sentencing
acting Captain August Kuhne Of the deteo-
tive bureau to 20 to Jail for thirty days and
pay a fine Of $3.50 for contempt Of court by
negleoting to produce Frank Jenkins after
his indictment in connection with the clos
ing of the Jenkins and Williamsburg trust
companies, before him in court before he
had been "mugged' and measured at police
headquarters.
The decision Is rendered by Justices Gay
nor. Hooker and Woodward. Justices
Miller and jerks dissent Kuhne will now
appeal to the Court Of Appeals
The contempt Of court by Kuhne was COM
mitted in December after the indictment
of the three Jenkinses for alleged banking
Irregularities. Frank Jenkins was ar
raigned in the County Court and as he was
leaving the court room after furnishing
bail he was seized by two Of Kuhne's men
and hustled 20 headquarters and mugged,
Kuhne ignoring the writ Of habeas corpus
issued by Justice Burr for his immediate
production in court. Kuhne maintained
that he had disregarded the writ because
IL had first been made out through mistake
for join g. Jenkins. Jr.
Yesterday one OF Kuhne's men had a
prison before Magistrate Tighe in the
Adams street court on suspicion Of larceny,
and after his commitment pending examina-
tion the detective asked the Magistrate
to be allowed to take the prisoner to police
headquarters.
-Do you want to take his picture?' asked
tho Magistrate.
-The captain wants to see the man."
the detective replied.
"Im opposed to this picture business
said Magistrate Tighe. Il see no reason
why man should be photographed before
conviction and 1 will not give my consent
you can talk with the prisoner and eee WHIST
he thinks about IT, 3, AZ u, z !. N Il,
The psisorsr rsf,saad % 90 70 head
The sun., 1908-06-06
THE SAMARITAN LOST.
Preston Took McWlliams In, but the Latter
Stole From Him,

Thomas p. Preston, Jr., Of 235 West ls5th
street last March found Frederick v. Nc
Williams in the gutter in front Of his house.
Preston took McWilliams indoors, fed and
clothed him. The food and clothes 30
improved MoWilliams's appearance that
Mr.. Preston decided to take him into his
employ to do odd jobs about the house.
Until April 10 McWilliams was an ex-
emplary servant. Then he disappeared
and at the same time disappeared also
sl65 worth Of silverware. Since then the
police have been looking for McWilliams
They arrested him yesterday at 1856 Park
row with Walter A. Seymour and jeremiah
Lyons. Incourt McWflliams confessed that
he and Seymour had stolen the silverware
istrate Wahie held tho three men In ti 800
The sun., 1908-06-06
Catsk,r Summer House Burned.

KINGSTON. n. v. June 5.-The Rox-
moor, summer house at Woodland.
in the Catskills. was destroyed by fire this
morning. An explosion of lamp caused
the fire. There were q number Of guests
and there ID partial insurance. A yal-
usble library. works Of art and paintings
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-11
The Political Orator.

There T. It'll, telling what some ~, u
will say when making aouIlaatiI :
sp-cch.s In political conventions. ssy,
the ~. Louis Pos, Dispstch. BnI L.
win. chief clerk Ia the secretary ~
states orficr. who knows more anc.
dotss probably than any other maa In
the sta:.. tells onr concerning a non!
mating sp-.'A 10y G-orgc klcinp.t.
nu attorney 10 carrollsou
''Gen,l.ncn." t- b-.an. Ale, anisi
the Great coaqucrci ID. worid aud
wcpt b"caus" there w-r, no morr
worlds to Conquer. Caesar hail bis
Brutus and Charles ! his Cromwell
Napoleon oy.rran Europe. rrmlpiri
Asia. divorces; hls beloved wife. 10
,.phlnc. aud di.,, au .xII. Upol the
Lonely shores of 81. iiri-rs There
fore. gcntirtncn. I nominate ssia ClAss
fsT .,r'IssS'uilnx at,ornc..-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-11
Auction

Auction. To the public: Being lc.
siroas q, closing on, a, once, Ne hAyr
'iecided to dispose OF the balance Of our
siock ai auction. The sslr viii com.
me"c- Friday. January 3is,, with J. y.
I'ennis as ane,,5heer. AMI will continue
until every article in our store l. sold. A..
including fixtures. etc. This i no; y
iaryain sal. nor = meic reduction "a
prices. !, is the Offering oi onr stock t.
the people oi Klamath county ai y"at
ps:ces. Remember the bag auction sale
starts on Friday. January 81. Go-d.
sold in lots al-o. Private sale- every
forenoon. Auction sale every aiicrna-,n
and evening. J.. JACOBS & Co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-11
NEW SHORT STORIES
Mh,r I.and. Wa, ss..I,s ou,.

Congressman Charles n LaUd,s u,
Indiana t"i.s a syvyy ~ how d, wa-
BOWED cut u political Hrstiug he
Hidress.Si jurln. the camvaign o'
1904 lie VAS payiae h!s rsp-yts To
tue pcmOcrats m 10 ,ferr;aln terms.
t.i!culiBg their vr.u IS snI their
ls=r and placing the. candidates Ia a
lgiicrnus ligat
''TaEr even the rlac's their cagii
dates inhablt he shouted I'm orcu.
pied WolirTls Rurt"
Jccr> snd howls ol drris!nn frum the
moh
cleveland loyatcL his homr at Gus.
Eards Bay"
i:olrs of laughter
md how i'arLrs. h. comes from
E.opus"
Hardly bad the .utilufst caused by
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-11

Milwaukee banker. AT a dinner
that gave him he expressed tho great.
est confidence In our financial. social
and political stability,
"iic said that every thing pointed up
ward. and the signs ot prosperity wre
~ easy to Rad In America ~ tho
sigis " something else wcrc easy to
read Ia Helms wirncr~chnitscl.
"itcins Wicnrr~chnitsel. he explain.
sd. with n smile. was awakened by his
wife Ia the dead ot night
"'itcinr, Heinz" she whilnpcrri
wake up Thcr's burglar down.
stairs. I hear hint
Helms was out II h,Si IN au instant
"'iiist" he said,
And slipping ou shoes aud Trousers,
he stole softly FROM the room
'Scmc tinc passed, The wife, lis
tcnInI m,rn,ly, hcani nothing, An,lr
" o,crnmr her at lss, She crrp, IL
the stairway. leaned over tho haiu-
trade aud called
"'Hcinr"
We'll. what Il ny her husbands
Volc' replied. II came not from b,low,
but rrumabovr,
What uu earth said Mrs, Wiener
schni,scl. arr you doing ~ IN tho n,
tIcr
Why said hs.ns, iida'l yoa say
'hc burglar wa, downstM.rsr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-11
BRiff MENTION
Try Zim for plumbing
~ ,he Bsidts on Alsia Street

p. V... a..
we ~ '
Onic.
49,
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o,h wanted. To learn ~. printer.
''a'' I" w" '''''' ""''"'
Special prices ior III, newt ih.dy days
,,,,..I a, w;,,.,,'
r,,,p,, NJ, v.,,.,
. val.n,Incn AMI valentine Jos, cards.
one cent mp st Winters. =
yox,,,. linn. N 90, ANN. ,,.. ,,.,
II
Furnished and uniurni,hed rooms 10,
hou..l.e,in, Jnorirc of H. = p.I,,
corner Cih. aud Pine streets.
'"f ."r-o"''ha" "os'n 'ai' b'ood~'
Eoxa s-iI
hn KINDS OF fancy ch'hn ware at
''''"''' n","w c"' AZ star Drug
H'"" Tor next ~ days. ori yonrs.
FREEING have . lot ii oil nows.
ua,.,, n, ,., ii.rald oa,c. x,;,., nm,
'' WV
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-11
oe.'ts Fer s,ou, Woman.

DoGt wear checks. lars. plalds q
polka dots
bon't expect To loOG sim in white -
light c1lor-d gowns
Don't wear frills
Don't wear shor; skirts.
Don't expect 10 look comfortable 10
tight shoes
Don't imagine that you can wear
high. close collars aud have a suod
complexion
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-11
"sILLoi NAY TASK QrrsrIos p

this sally di.d away when = tail Irish.
ran In the Tcsr OF the croSd yelled:
Hello. May ] ask a question: =
Certainly responded Mr. I-agdis.
What Ia thgndcr have you got To-
say about the places the Democrats
came from when you have a lobster
s ho halls from oyster BayT'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-11
Why Hs Climbed.

Max .GO!db.rger. author of 'rLe
Land 'of Unlimited Possibility" Is II
rrm believer la Americas future and
has nodded all Germany TO his opin.
Ion.
"Alr GO'ib, rger made thorough
f;iay - e. dGr;os his visit here" said
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-11
A Personal Is.ue.

Mold What does this money -irin.
rspcy mean. anyway;
Todd-why. the thing las simply
spread from me 10 the Who'll. country.
New York Life.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-11
Save Salt Baas.

Save all your salt bags. They pot
o1ly make Ilc. jelly bags. but several
put together aud stitched ON IN. ms
chine make gooi dish cloths or WASH
cloths.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-11
Her Topic Of con.e,.,,,o,.

He says he does no; lie Marie.
And on that fact such changes rings
Eve heard him often say that she
Forever talks Of foolish ttnngs
Hes not ~ wrong. u seeing u me-
Though other subjects she doth skim,
WhsnSoe ] meet the fair Marie
~ talks st woIdrous length of himi
brooklyn life.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-11

Baker Is the luckIest man alive"
What now"
He has n fifty horsepower car and
. wife who's afraid 10 60 out In it,
lfarpers Weekly.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-11
fwrs Wanted

e. ID. Wilson is in the market FOR sil
kinos IL furs. for which he Will pay the
highest market price. Address him at
klamath Fails. Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-11

Keep a pair ~ scissor, aGi wasts
paper receptacle In the Kitchen: also
. box for pieces of str.r& They viii
prove their use very fre9aentiy.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-06-12
ROllin

How easv it seems here of late fol
the CLOUD to gather and deliver q rain
Wonder If 1t will not be the contrary
during July aud August.
The Neosho river finally did get ut
of it's banks and destroy a large acre
age Of crops, though 1t ia the opinion
of many that much OF the corn will
pull through If a gentle rain will fol-
low the falling of tn tide
The Rollin people have been boast
Ing the past few days of having an
ocean breeze, as the water bordered
the city limits all along the south,
Wonder if they will like tbs ocean
odor now.
Henry Pilgrim and wife spent Sun
day evening at Henry Burg harts.
VIM. Burghart seems to be the can
dy kid when it comes to spearing fish
az he captured three at throw tvs
different times. The catches were
about "a ponds. Will believes il
protecting his crops from the fnnl
tribe.
Miss Bessie Allen spent Sunday al
Shaw.
Church at Rollin Sunday night was
fairly we'll attended and the explana
ion of different parallels was very
interesting. Rev Foore of Parsons
will preach there next Sunday.
A certain young man of these parts
dressed in a thin simmer coat and b
derby hat was sight seeing in Erie oLt
day last week and while there CHANGED
TO visit the shut in's In the jail. All
went we'll until peeping through the
lars into cell which darkey LADY
occupied and one which was ready II
deliver pail Of water cher'souse II
his face. She took him to be some
preacher and said, there now If you
have never been baptized before you
surely are now. The above Is trut
and not fable and no more q secret
as ye scribe chances to hear news from
the county seat quite frequently. Fol
direct particulars call central AID
summon her to give you line 929 3.
Cephas Collier OF Petrolia viSiteo
with Mildred Evans Sunday evening
Tom Burger of Shaw and Miss
Ethel Gibson, who is staying at Ikt
Whitworth's, attended graduating
exercises at Chapel, Saturday evening
Fred Beal has very sore hano
caused by a earbuncle and Ea'
Wheatley is working for him al
present.
Frank Wellman, who has been at
tending school In Iowa, is home fol
he summer.
Wonder who Elmer Lock calls on s.
ifte in Rollin?
Will Burghart has repaired hi
house by giving it fine coat Of paint.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1908-06-12

Lee Kepler Is home from school al d
Is now attending the county normal
at Fredonia. He Will teach this fall.
A large crowd went from here last
Saturday 30 sGe the high waters at
Benedict.
Mrs. Joe Russell is quite sick. She
has been taken to Chauto to he cared
or.
Charley Myers and Bert Mitchell
drove into Chanute last Saturday on
business.
John Campbell is farming the Stazal
place.
Chas. Manuen and Homer Geer
met at Owl GoeI's last Friday and
ate Ice cream.
Jim Davis is quite poorly.
Carl Anderson Is selling lots of
machinery Ia Villas.
Oats and fax crops look fine in this
ocality.
The cherry crop in this locality was
good. The peach crop is very promis-
ing, while the apple promise half
crop, Potatoes are immense.
The Hanson boys have an expert
horse breaker from Oklahoma and
while 1t is too wet to work thel
break colts.
An immense gas we'll was recent y
brought in on the Ford land, 1t bt-
longs TO the cement plant.
Chas. Manner has the best piece OF
;ora In this locality. 1t ID on the
joakeh place.
J. w. Denny Is a candidate for
'herlff from this locality. j. w. il II