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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17
Some Nearly Hslved.

You take no chances. Wen pro-
tect you in every way Everything
will be found exactly as represented
and entirely satisfactory or Money
Back"
whether you wish TO invest $50,
Dhich now secures regular 1910
values. or t2is. s242 or 1888 in
Justice 90 your pooketbook you are
duty bound 10 investigate this
chance at once Come In today,
carefully examine and critically test
the regular s475. $500 and 1850
STYLES which 60 now az 1917, 1896
and 1852 the mars and scratches
are slight on several Of them.
Remember, the best time to come
la at bnce--the first thing tomor-
row morning. Don't stay Nagay on
aoN5unt Of ready money. Wen
agree 10 accept any reasonable Of
fer as 10 3erna You can virtually
take your own time 20 pay II you
choose. II will cost YOU nothing %
lnvebtigate and convince yourself
that eTcr}thlni We claim 70 exactly
30 and will surely be the means OF
saving a goodly sum IN the pur'
chase OF a strictly brand new high
grade plane. ID. 3. Johnston Co.
Oldest and Largest Dealers. Third
and University, Open tomorrow
Saturday evening until 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17

era of eight ~ the most famous rae
INK balloons Ia the world are pre-
pairing today for the FIRST intcrna
tiunal balloon race ever held IN the
northwest. which will be- started
here tomorrow Tho race ALI be-
the climax u the elaborate enter
taiument % the Mobiles ~ the Mys
tic Shrine. who have been In sea
sion here this ucek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17
lPPORTIONS
SANITARY
FORCE
Commissioner Crichton Di.
,i,s City in Three
Districts

....ssse,ssaD y Cor - ON a
80 fn6NUle To- d.
Fs. .s,se city into 00o'e eta riots,
Eisn 4 s 80 Of a chief aed his
90 ..,s las been eemeleted by
iss'sssss' ss.,.rs 9nspeetor stevens,
or = y .ppruyal OF @alts Com
~ crichton' 80.
nss ~, 70 The spec0l deeart.
Y .s,ssslnlsa,lon. iocned uader an
80 .srs measure passed by The
xhen the fight was first
$3.50 against hubonic plague.
~ 4 existence. The new
~ . - for All the details Of
l..nA department work. and
= Z. .ss.lrnmeats. which we're only
~ - arc nov made pcrma
's rs.,.s,, "A comprises all that
IS. 49, uoFsk Of Spokane av. 10
NV ~. east to 18Th az. ; aud
p... 80 IA west 70 the s'y This
s 4 charge Of Second Chief
s ,ss,.,sss i n Combs. whose prin'
- assistant Is II. lAmpmAn, The
- -. - inspectors Includes g w
,..,.sAr. John r. mxoh. ? W
s'.~ll G Kicks. Albert Pray, &
"a r "a Mfiher
ne raj polsouers for this terri
NV include y. n. Coates y w
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17
tsx United Pr,ss.l

OYSTER nay. l. I. July IL
Hundreds Of letters from persons In
all walks Of site. who want to &C
company President Roosevelt on his
hunt In Africa. continued 70 pour
In on him at Oyster Ray today.
n the president should Invite all
those who have written him on the
subject 90 accompany him through
the Iungles. he would arrive In
Africa with an army that wosld
scare the wits out % the natives
In spite OF ali these letters. fresl-
dent Roosevelt will adhere To hts
original plan OF beisrx accompanied
only BY bis son. Kermit
Because raise In wages was
not granted. 200 men employed
IN the Puget Sound Nils 4 Timber
Company's plant at uelllpsoso1,
struck yesterday Afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17
WIFE OF AMERICAN
VICE CONSUL DIVORCED
10y United press.l

RENO. New. July i7--necAuse
the American vice consul at
shanghai was not diplomatic enough
70 remain sober at a diplomatic din.
nsr In China. his wife. Mrs. Carmen
". Boyd. is free from wedlOck To
day through a divorce Mrs. Boyd.
who has been living here for the
past year with her young daughter.
filed her suit several months ago.
The court refused 10 act hastily
In the case and made n thorough
investigation 81 the complaint be.
fore granting a decree The diplo-
mat was accused of drunkenness
and failure 10 provide Mrs. Boyd
alleged that he often became in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17

nurris. J. s, Close and w. Powell
The rat catchera ave Ralph Palmer
and G. J. ralmersAs
District - LsFue.
District n" takes in that terri.
tory bounded by Denny way aud
WeHtlake av,, north TO point at
the center Of Lake Union, contln.
uing east TO Lake Washington, in.
cludlng Union hay. soutk,snd west
along the city limits ara back Ca
Spokane Rv This embraces all
Rainier and puwamiah river valley
points, Youngstown. t1sst seattle
Alkl. Spring fliil aud ~ municipal
territory embraced ON the Wcst Sc.
attic peninsula,
This district IL In charge OF First
Assistant G. U, Frasch. who has
named " T. Parker Rs principal
assistant. The regular inspectors
assigned 60 this territory include
T. ~ ne 1orup, George Weed. J.
Denny tloggs. E. r. Downing, n.
SoAnoryllle. Il. w. Small. Q. J.
lmNoff and Il. G. keeaier.
IAHtNANA y lhNtNNth AT NtVts'hAN
north OF Denny way Co the city
limits and west 10 the bay which
was not embraced IA district IN %
This takes IN ballard. Fremont,
University, INTERPLAY and Green
Lake.
Force for District &C"
THIRD Assistant Chief &. l.. Muir,
ray has charge af the district. aud
his principal assistant Is L. NJ.
Lane. The regular inspectors for
this district are :, c, Davis. 7 J.
NcDonagh. W T. noney. :. G.
Thomas J = Flick and Louis
Mawson.
As an illustration Of the change
which has taken place Ia she health
department within comparatively
recent period Il ~ only necessary
Ia state that two years ago that
portion ~ the city between Yesler
way and Denny way was covered
by two inspectors. wherc today
the entire force assigned regularly
20 this district Includes 10 men.
This shows the approximate In.
crease in tho work which the de.
partment IL nov handling com.
pared with that former period when
the entire city was covered by
eight inspectors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17
privlna On, chInamsn.

LOS ANGELES. July Raids
on fan-tan games. opium joints and
lotteries threaten 10 wreck the for
tunes Of every Chinese merchant IN
Los Angeles. II is said. There are
less than 500 celestials In the city
today, while there were more than
1900 here year ago. The Chinese
are hastily departing for San Fran
cisco and Oakland, where fewer re-
strietions are placed upon their en-
ioymanf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17
MONEY Foa RELIEF FUND.

That the efforts Of the fire de.
partmont ~ the Hinckley block
fire Monday afternoon were appre.
cisted was evidenced yesterday
when the relief association fund
received checks from Jowman a
Hanford for $3.50. Ira ID Hinckiey
for $3.50. Cyrus Clapp for 800, and
King Bros 800.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17

MARYsvIi.lE. Cal. tuiy II. -
Heavily armed and bearing evi.
deueos % having travelled far with.
out much n0uriahmeut. Adoiph
jules. the Italian murderer. who
last Tuesosay killed two mna IN
Western Pacific Camp 90. In the
Mig nar hills. boldly walked Into
the town OF Morrimac last night.
sent t. q store and asked for a
bottle ~ beer On being told that
there Was no beer for sale. he
struck of again into the woods be.
fore anyone had time 20 give an
alarm. Merrimac f. on the bound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17

PARIS. July is--JndEe Ditto %.
day postponed until next wednes
aay the suit brought by Count nonl
De CAsteliane Ia regain the CUSTODY
90 hts children from the Princess
Dc SaEan. his former wife The
count alleges Ia hls complaint that
the Prince De sagan II not a
proper person TO have az step.
father for his children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17
sEAcoMA BEACH LOTS $500 %
EACH

The Seaooma Beach Company is
offering splendid lots TO campers
at $4,000 each on payments OF
$4,000 down and the balance In
installments monthly. Water piped
TO each lot. Splendid boat service.
No Sunday picnics permitted. ..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17
~ AT Trs NAVY YARD

Sac the Pacific feet eoasisung
II WashiHgtoa, Iennsss1 y
is,,is Colorado. Mllssnkee, Penn.
srlsanls and ckzrlssten At the navy
s.ra Boats ieave u times daily
trn ulsr L foot of Yesler way
Rcens TRIP 50 cenis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17

AIRY between Piumas aud Butte
counties. and today posses from
both counties are looking for the
man
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17

toxioated and that upon the oeca.
sion OF the diplomatic dinner men.
toned he grew so hilarious as TO
mar the pleasure OF the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17

Hea In mind the Railroad Co.
soei d. tse loss The pianos are
0le vesy finest asd most favorable
kno~ns makes In America. The
tpossasa cosalr,ss chiefly Of mars and
scrnosches 10 the eases only-some
roher seriously hurt-most Of them
cas- o. refiniRhed IN such n man
nef that only the most careful eH.
asrdnation will reveal the mars. The
Interior mechanism and tone IL un.
% sares Musically every one OF
these Instruments Is absolutely as
fine and perfect az the day Il left
the factory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17
A Bakers Dozen
Selected Yesterday
epaBw POM TIE CITY AND
FRYE ao TO OUTSIDE
POINTS.

Ysos Uaooao was another busy
80 - pbe Pioneer Piano House.
Up 90 cioalrs time DO less than
ooosoecn shoew-d buyers had select
sc1k aSoosoab ond cor.ly pianos In this
l.0oOoooasi riao.ooos Claim sale
A number % these parties had
neo~cs hoped 10 be able 10 own
.aOosos sold ordinarily AZ $3.50. $500
losd Fr00. hut when they realized
0.se tremendous saving they could
ncoT ep6ect In this Railroad Dam
a.ss seoe At the ID =. Johnston Co.
Aeolaoly bcosg abb" 20 secure
0isssss iososat uase costly i.stru.
sre8u0 ~ prsoea usually asked for
ole seso mecosnn srpaca it's need
less 90 saS no time was lost on
shee paot to snap up the rare
saao.les
eoiss MIGHTY Fssa.
o. % asns wonder ttsn thai PEG
pie aaoe csmlre from miles around
20 oooe a-s van sa.sos 81 this sxtfaordi-
reO.y opportunity AZ the d .. John
soon CO.. They're going fast and
oheIse's no time to lose. We want
a. nossoe aeoou this Raslrst-s Dam.
axe Cisoon Saoe is the chance of a
lg6. n6ne the equo % which you
usaU RIVER sec aosln. II you ex.
peys 10 secure a FINE hlgh-grade
plane wilton the nett two years Il
Woo pas Ysu handsomely TO attend
daa ready great incorporating
EVEN se onee-the sooner the bet
ocE
Ffs trefnSsndous saving YOU can
luooi usooe will e@sely pay for a
,oh'DSsu1od moiatcao education Of your
lenosne boraly. You'll find every
ibgng voe ssw e@ctiy 80. The House
OF leefonfsoou cmnst a&ford 70 make
ano miaeocosnems. even for the
ayess o. setsar,r a fes Instruments.
Cur epy adse roputatios is too dear
10 us ~ rerTrss Of such a course.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17
SPECIAL DISCOUNTS.

To clean up stock will give spe.
cial discounts on all baseball goods
In quantity. A. l. Han, Sporting
Goods. iii First av. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17

And up We are specialists and can
aalt your eyes and your purse
achuchard Optical Co. 1907 Second
ave sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17

SOC PIKE 81
Thn sss9fne aHd eniy riefure ma
chine IN the state 81 Westiaatan ft-e
sFuI~rts pirtures that sing dRaes a.si
tMlk upeniaz pFfferuanNe tuiS ~ n
~ Maiinsss daily l.fs. +, -, I'D
nights 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17

An opportunity Tor both
tho ladies and the mon 20
purchase the following
very fine odnra for what
they cost uai
soc CRrnatlou Pink, per
ounce ssttttfttrtt sef
500 Violet DC Parme. per
ounce .st.stssssss'''f4o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-17

hurris, J s, Close and w. Powell
The rat catchera ave Ralph Palmer
and g. J. falmer,.
Diatrlpf aeya~t ~se,on
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-31
HEATHER 4 Ell DENIES lies
b Use OF KNIFE

The preliminary examination OF
Ole Heather, charged with assault
with a deadly weapon. is being con
Quoted this afternoon before Justice
OF the Peace Erb.
Heather denies the charge that
he assaulted Linden with a knife
and maintains the wounds were in
flicted with his fists after Linden
had endeavored to assault him with
bottle. Mr.. Linden's wounds
were dressed by DR.. l.. J. Perkins,
who states the nature OF the wounds
would make it impossible for them
to have been inflicted without the
use Of some instrument. DR.. Per-
kins states the cuts are not of a
character as would suggest use of
sharp knife. but the wounds arc
not bruised as would have been the
case had they been inflicted with
out the use of weapon.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-31

iston yesterday on the stage.
Mrs Nate Thompson of Clover
land was trading in town yesterday.
George Roberts combine broke
down yesterday, which necessitated
sending to Spokane for repairs.
Reed Fulton is feeling indispOsed
this week on account Of having 4
superabundance of Jobs cOmforters
Roy Smith Is a visitor in the city
from Grouse, Ore
G.. w. Ferguson, who has charge
of the Florence orchard at Glover
land, was visitor in the city to
day.
Misses Lille and Flora Ausman
returned last night from two
week visit in the Blue mountains
and with the family of Fred Aus
man
Mr.. and Mrs. Wi'sey, ST., left this
morning for Reubens. Ida. to visit
a week with a son at that place.
Mr.. F. p. Baughman and wife
came in on last nights stage and
left this morning for Grand Ronde
to visit Mrs. Baughman's father and
mother Mr.. and Mrs. Chef Shuma-
ker.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-31

- Henry Howard and crew. havine
nearly completed the Charles Laufsl
( house, will .conmence in the morn
Ing to tear down the old house ol
lMr. MacPherson's and on thu
iuound in its place will erect q mod.
srn hvs-room cottage which Mr.
MACPHERSON Will have for rent. /
Mr.. c. W. Peters received a, lette,
yesterday from law Arm in Pom.
sylvania in regard to his plans fol
getting his share Of the big estate
left the heirs of certain Mr.
Springer a half-century ago. This
I 1t only one OF several such letters
from different large law concerns in
the East. Mr.. Peters has placed his
case In the hands of prominent
Kalispell attorney. who wins or gets
no pay, taking all the responsibility
upon himself.
l.. B. Howard was calling on our
merchants Yesterday in the inter-
ests OF the Lewiston Mercantile
company.
Prof Pharis and sister Of Ana
tone were visitors in the city yes
terday purchasing some things for
their new house.
Perry Barnes was in town ves.
terday from Anatone buying SUM-
plies and otherwise getting ready
for harvest.
Alec Martin and wife. were trad.
ing In town yesterday from Dodd.
Maj. Stone and son OF Montgom-
cry Ridge were in town yesterday
getting supplies for harvest.
r. M. Wisdom and son are naint-
ing and papering the Charles Lau-
fer residence this week.
Mr. I, A. Navarro. Republican
candidate for commissioner OF pub
lie lands, was in the city yesterday
from Wenatchee. Mr.. Navarro Is
deputy state highway commissioner
and Is here inspecting the road be-
tween this city and Lewiston with
view Of having the state make an
appropriation to fix 1t up somewhat.
which they were asked to do nv the
county commissioners some time
ago
Miss Gertrude Downer left on
the stage this morning for Anaton,
to spend week or two in the noun
taius.
Jay Swain is assisting Mr.. Ma
varre In inspecting the Asotin-Lew-
iston road. also tha Asotin-Jerry
road.
DR.. Woodruff went to Cloverland
today on a professional visit.
Tom Diebel is laid of with a
sprained wrist.
Frank Stureill and family return
m Yesterday from r two-weeks ont
ing In the mountains west OF Ana
tone.
Mrs. Jake Brugger went to Lew
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-31
ROADS TRAIN MEN TO AVOID
ACCIDENTS.
Southern Pacific Has a Plan Tha'
Is Proving Effective
instruction.

Los Angeles, July 31.-Reports
made today by the men appointed
by the Southern Pacific company to
train its employees to avoid acct
dents show that great progress lie
being made. A training car has
been placed on the coast division,
and the intricacies of the block sig
nal system and other aecident-pre-
venting devices are carefully ex-
planned to the trainmen.
Three instructors are travelling
with the training car. W. Nicholas
is teaching the train dispatchers,
w. H. Pitts Of Oakland and J. s.
Moore OF Fresno lecture to engi
neers. conductors. trakemen and
fremen.
Under this plan brakemen and
firemen learn the duties Of conduc-
tors far in advance of their exami-
nation.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-31
MIXED CARLOADS OF FRUIT.
Early Apples. Peaches and Plums
Make Up the Shipment.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
Charleston, Wash, July 31.-The
Charleston Packing company has
ready for shipment mixed carload
Of early apples, peaches and plums,
which they will send to Montana
points. The consignment business
will increase rapidly from now un-
til the middle OF the month, when
tho peach rush will be on.
Mrs. Della Messick, who has been
mere for the past six weeks looking
after her acreage on Highland ave-
nue.. has returned to Spokane.
Word has been received from Ed
J. Craig on Mason prairie. that the
recent frost cut the garden stuff
severely. and hurt some Of th,
spring grain. The timothy hay crop
in that vicinity this year will not
he as heavy as usual.
Robert Hughes is reported Ill
with fever at his home on Twelfth
street.
Robert Chamberlain is busy
building an addition to the Pelton
home on Elm street. ,--
VIII Doyle has gone to Twin
Falls to visit with his sisters for
few weeks. 7 =
H, H. Northouse discovered two
rattlesnakes at the Catholic church
corner last evening. and It 10 the
opinion that there il den Of the
reptiles in that vicinity. ~ f. r.
Carl Fredertclson 10 erecting a
residence ON Elm STREET s:f.1a n
Marshal Gorzsllf and family ara
spending wVsk. In m outing on
Asotin creek. Il eafe4 rFr H
Gi'bdrt Smiley. Herman FRANKIE.
S. Rummel and A. 8. Wickersham
made up a. party that left for an
outing on Craig mountain today.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-31
LANE WAVES
Examination

Edward Lane, arrested at Sites
on charge of introducing liquor on
the Nezperce Indian reservation,
waived preliminary examination be-
fore United States Commissioner
O'Neill late yesterday and was held
to the federal court under $1,000
bonds, which were furnished.
Lane was arrested by Special or
ffcers Sam Cone and Joseph Matulys
who destroyed a large quantity OF
gold foam" which in reality is a
Lame for mild beer. The bottles are
labeled a fermented liquor, but not
to contain more than 2 per cent OF
alcohol. The federal laws exclude
any fermented liquor or drink con-
tanning alcohol.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-31
GARFIELD SEES
new PROJECT

Salt Lake City, July 31.-Secre-
tary OF the Interior ]. R. Garfield
spent yesterday studying the prog
ress that has been made in the
Strawberry valley reclamation pro-
1ect' which includes the divertins
OF the waters of Spanish Fork can.
yon into the head of the government
canal. About $4,000 acres of land
will be reclaimed.
Secretary Garfield was accom-
panied by Gov. John C. Cutler. Sen
ator Sutherland. Director F. H.
Newell Of the reclamau ton service
and other state and government Of
Metals. The secretary Is on his an.
nual tour of inspection and review
OF the government reclamation work
In the West. Late last night he left
Tor Montrose, Colo, TO look at the
reclamation work being done there
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-31

The WOMAN WITH TEE Dyy8' RAG,
r. Do yoU know what Il ths most dan
0snons occupation In the worldf
X may surprise you to learn that /
Il, the occupa ton. Of hsuseseepins. &
says DR.. nickensen Of Chicago, an au
thority In statistical studies Thes
are, some Of the, dangers tho house
keeper faces every days, , =
i Death b. scaldins.fs,.,4 .t. -,
By gasoline or gas explosions.
By falling down dark .stairways.
By beat prostEation.
By insanitary sewerage.
BY .exhausting drudgery.
By suicide caused BY the hopeless
ness Of daily routine.
These are not fanciful dangers
Each Of them has its frightful stats
tics Of fatality. At the battle of San
tiago, Of 10000 soldiers, 300 were killed
"a death rate Of three-tenths OF PEI
cent The death rate Of women who
keep house Is much larger. And
strangely enough, while modern war.
fare reduces the percentage Of deaths
labor saving devices in the household
increase the percentage. Gas and gas.
oline' explosions are especially notable
as domestic tragedies
The slaughter of mothers exceeds
that Of the warriors.
That old time picture Of the husband
going forth to the dangers of the day.
leaving the wife safely protected in
the home nook. must be changed.
Housekeeping at the best is more OF
less mental and monotonous occupa.
ton. 1t Is to weary thousands spirit,
less regime. To many a frail or merry
Gus woman this bondage to the com.
monplace is in itself tragedy. When
there Is added to it all exhaustinp la
bors and menace as real as that of
the battlefield. what must we say?
The remedy?
Society must do more for the house
WIFE There must be more safety an
pliances and better sanitary conditions.
Kitchens and cellars should be more
habitable. Women should be better
instructed as to the nature of explo
sives, CHILDREN SHOULD BE
TAUGHT IN THE SCHOOL THE
COMMON THINGS as well as the
higher things OF life. There should be
better division Of labor in the house,
hold. Let the man. If necessary, do his
part. There should be some diversion
from the ceaseless strain of drudgery
work Is not a curse: drudgery Is"
Let the world forget for awhile the
sorrows OF 1.-THE Man With the Hoe"
and contemplate for time the fate of |
The woman with the dish rag.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-31
blind VICTIMS
.0FCARELESSNESS
PHYSICIANS AND MIDWIVES RE-
SPONSIBLE FOR ONE-THIRD
BLINDNESS OF THIS COUNTRY
IS STARTLING STATEMENT.

Springfield. Ill. July 31.-One.
third of the blind children in thi.
country are victims of careless ply.
sicians or midwives, Is the start
ling claim made by George w. Jones
superintendent of the Illinois scho
for the blind.
Inflammation Of the eyes of new
born child is an acute infection Of
the eyes, developing in one to three
days after birth. A 7 per cent so
luton of silver nitrate is an abso
lutte specific in this disease, and car
be administered without danger bj
the most untried physician.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-31
|GlRL sent TO
| reform SCHOOL

Bertha Molloy. arrested several
days ago on charge of incorrisi-
bility and released upon six months
probation, was last night ordered
committed to the state Industrial
school at st. Anthony by Probate
Judge Hanlon.
The action Of the court was taken
upon the recommendations OF her
parents. who introduced evidence to
show the defendant was making
preparations to run away. She was
taken to the school by County Su-
rerintendent Mss Mccoy.