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Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-03-12
To Find unluckY DAYS.

To find out which days bode evil
take the date of the full moon. Count
the days before &dnstead of after this
date and multiply the number by the
number of days in the month, and
from the result the unlucky days OF
the months are found.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-03-12
LIS Danner.

Nurse~''Please. ma'am. cart find
little Franzi anywhere. We've looked
all over.
Mistress-"Did you look to see IL
he's been gathered up by the vacuum
cleaney2
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-03-12
Proverbs and Phrases.

Add not fire to fire.-Greek.
All things are full of God.-Cicero.-
Baltimore Sun.
Affections are the best blessings in
Longfellow.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-03-12

The best acting at an amateur per-
Torrance is always done by the people
who sit down in front and act as
though they enjoyed it.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-03-12

of the advanced spring models which will be much as the
back The illustrated developed and
lining silk The yoke gumpe of silk
alov
all material with the gumpe
particularly
chais striped plain mohars aah silks and
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-03-12
the current.

This attractive afternoon gown Is
made of Copenhagen blue chiffon wolfe
and the skirt tucked over the hips and
across front has an overskirt effect
near bottom. The kimono bodice
crosses in surplice fashion. each side,
as well as sleeves, finished with a
wide band OF self-tone satin, bordering
which are cream lace motifs, run with
gold thread. An embroidered net
matching the motifs in color fills in
the V neck and blue dotted chiffon
frllls serve as a finish to the short
EleaNas.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-03-12
SPITE.

Proud Mother-Everybody says the
baby looks like me.
Her Brother-The spiteful things
don't say that to your face, do they?
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-03-12
Do You Drink Coffee

why put the cheap, rank, blttef'hANofou couee IN
your stomach when pure GERMAN Am ERicAN
COFFEE costs no moFei Insist On having It. Your
grocer sells IL or get IL.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1908-03-12

During our entire trip across the
Pacific we were never OF an almost
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-10

Coed farming bAsed q sound
principles Of science and prac.
tIcs, Va never more important
Or profitable than now. The
Homestead, N agricultural and
live stock paper published svery
Thursday At Dies Moines, Iowa,
- the best exponent Of good
farming. The Homestead il
edited BY farmers who live upon
and operate their own farms
right here in tho middle West,
20 that their teachings are thor.
oughIy practical. II has de-
partments devoted 10 hor-
ticulture, poultry, sheep, dairy.
veterinary; laws affecting far
mers, current eyerts, house
and home. Sunday school les.
son, editorial comment, live
farm gossip. eA.. and ito con
tributers include able and sue.
cessful farmers and experiment
station experts throughout the
West Many farmers In this
vicinity are already subscribers
for the Homset1a I'd aud al should
oe: ~ whatever adds 70 the
practical knowledge Of the far
mer increase the value Of land
and enhances the prosperity
Of tho com munity. We take
subscriptions for this splsndid
farm paper It this onice; and.
BY special arrangement with
the Publisher. can give You .
low subscription rate for II in
connection with the New Era,
for oi.00
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-10
as4 sxSssss. s~a
UNFAMILIAR FAcTo.

An uncus diamond looks vesy DueI
~ : BIT q gum arabic.
The diamond, ID sulBcient heat, wtl
burn like ! plscs q charcoal
Every gem known r. the lapadary ~
been found In the United States.
The Island Of Csylon i the most ~
Variable gem depository In the world
During the last eight months tn
state Of Texas has sold 100000 acres
u land It from q to - m acre.
Seventy coins, dating from tho time
Of Edward W. to James l.. hare been
found by Z grave digger q woodhorp
churchyard, Northumberland. England
American exports Of cotton, raw and
manufactured, were last rear elSlyOoO..
W0. Iron and steel came next viii
tI34.O00,O0O than ho0 products With
Sl06, 100000.
4 luxurious motor omnibus has n.
rived 1t u. Pstsssburs for thu No. 81
the Csar. Built at Bnda-Pes&h at Z cost
Of $4,000. Il contains . large study. .
lavatesy and . compartment Tor ths
suite
BY . somewhat primitive aystem the
town IT Thompson FAIL Aont. manages
II Tho hottest weather - kssp rooms 1t
= temperature Of % dsgrsssI Wells are
covered 1t The top and large pipes tap
tho current OF cold air 4 few feet below
the surface ~ IL ground, conveyius
It to diGsrsnt roons In nearby build.
iaSA
The gold output In tn Rand district
Of South Africa has steadily Increased
since ths End of The Hoss war. and 10
noW we'll abeve tie highest volume
reached before the var; asvsrtheless.
the market prices Of Rand mine shares
have fallen oyse ons-half Or b. soms
t06OyO00.O00. No satisfactory explana.
don q this anomaly has been offered.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-10
rRoM THE FOUR WINDS.

Peruvian olives ars vssy rich In OIL
- PER cent b weight
Thres-fourths Of tho area IL Japan Il
mountainous. and leee than 10 pr ceat
u under cultivation.
The average monthly Income In Jap
IN, after recent advances In waseA y
ot1cially stated At lees than "a
Nine hundred and thirty-on British
municipalities own gas works, 80 tram.
ways and lSl supply electricity.
Rumia has . l.resr proportion of
blind people than y other Europ n
country. Two out Of every 1000 are
sightless.
The hardest wood = not ebony, but
cocoa. II grows In ths West Indies
and II used Tor making nutss and aim
liar Instruments
England Imports about 10000 bush
els OF apples per week. They come FROM
the United States and CANADA. Those
from Oregon bring the highest price.
= fast penman win write 1t ths rate
u thirty words Z min1tA which meana
hat 10 An hours steady writing be hAa
drawn bis pen . spacs % 800 yards
Samuel 3. Rowland has given to the
Metropolitan Museum q Arts, New
York. Z collection Of old laces, incfud
Ing twenty-nine piscss Of great anti
guilty.
Hungry vulturss have attacked men
and women In IT, valley OF Couc..s.
canton Of valals. A ball was 20 se. l.
ousiy injured In Z Ashk WITH them that
Il had to b killed.
In Bristol. Englan1. IN ambulance
mounted IN bicycle wheels 10 main
talned b. the Home foe Lost and Stars-
Ing DogA to bring injured dogs to the
hospital Of tho bona
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-10
we~as's Home conDsslss.

- @~0O~SW~ -
The Woman's home Compan-
lon Tor January begins well with
. handsome and SNOWY cover
design by James Montgomery
Flagg. Il 10 . notable number
from the standpoint OF illustra.
lions.
Or. Hale's Monthly Talk il on
the subject Of New Years
Wishes." Jack London contri.
butes the frst letter OF his i'm.
portant series OF first hand i'm
pressions for which tho Wo-
mans Home Companion sent
him around the wo rid; it u the
record OF , marvellous adventure
among the lspsrs Of Aolnkai. Ia
the Janaaxy number hseins )
series Of programs and selec
tons Of the music Of today OF
The great music.loving nations.
The January program, which il
Am erican, 10 supplemented BY
Che music and words Of two
son g. by Clayton Johns, hints
- 70 the making Of . program
BY Madame Nordica, and in
str uctions . to the rendering
Of each piece on the program BY
the composers themselves. ].
Among the fiction is M i'm.
portant instalment OF Mrs.
Elisabeth Stuart Phelps great
novel. Though Life Do %
PART" 1.-THE Adjusted Honey
moon" By Annie Warner; "A
|Lasaon~ In Consequence" BY
Mary Wilhelmina Hastings;
Rose Mary . Quaker love
atory 81 Carrie Hunt Letta, and
The Lamps Of Psyche." by
IONA Gale, author of the new
popular novel THE Loves Of
Peleas and Ettarra"
The horticultural authority
Samuel Armstrong Hamilton,
contributes : valuable article On
"Piants for the Winter Window.
Anna 6tesss Richardson's de-
partment Tor The llirl Who
Earns Her OwE Living 10 - vi.
uable = evsr, = i Mrs. Sang.
stars Home Page.
A new departnrs ia study 81
Three Important Successtnl
Plays By Anne Peacock.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-10

Subscribe now for the Daily
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-01-10

TAo toeacee 0enoeeU maeD1ntnsd ~
- ltalian-ooveennant - peeyed wig
pseatah,e. IT, totAl ssvense Dor the
oscaf ysar ls04-O6 aneuAtsd to el6,-
o5l.ea3 Wills tn tDell sxpensss wers
eaay 0.51o00z ard ~ value q tn
seeck smplogsd e1ea19o. having ! pes
oeoot IN u operattm ~ III monopoly
- e9AsetA0l0 wAteA wae n mcxnna
- els0on167 oses tat q IT, precedino
foas. Thus the ~ peedt sspceaend
H.o6 per cent. and IL sxpeneee 2o.oo
- esnt Of the to1al psocssdA : coassd.
eeahls Increase II ~ income ana . peo
portiOnate decreaso q Tie expennna
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-10
.EElgMgl QUE guug.{S a!gd q una !. nina III

#MA4A&4@& . &A A@%&& %&R&E2&% SIS 4
KoRomantica. en- verdad, fue la
manera que tuvo de encontrar
mujer Ell famoso escritor Ed
mundo> de vAmicis,> que fmuri6
haceSpocO.A IL IL -
Desde sus primeras obras SUI.
Pc conquistarse las intitnas SIM
patias de, sus compatriotas, &.
cuyos corazones saba llegar con
|sus delieadczas Y sus ternuras
Un (dia csiendo tedavia mt1y
joven. recibi6 una carta de. una
sonora en- la que le manifestaba'
que hallandose q punto de mo-
rir, nc, guerra irse de ste nun
do, sin besar la manohefp autpr
que con sns obras la habfa he
cho senntHir y ddlisffrutar como
90 Amdcis1 no perdio un fnindto
en- acudiE IL La cabecera AdeAIa
CANA da1asfpfermaD Gdondesasu
presepcia basic para conscguirI
loqYe 20 bahia o grade Ia Glen
cia de los medicos. 8 sea, rsalvan
la vida de la enfern-a.i = @
Esta era joves1. sbouitae iuteI
resapte5 HpiaiPa1 dssps,fsae cal
saba Con AmIcis.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-10
n bigOIn del Kaiser


The Daily Telegraph ha
publicado una noticia que aca-
so sea f~antastica, r~eferente al
bigote de Kaiser.
al encender ell emperador
I'm cigarrillo-dice Ell cronista-
sufrio una chamusquina en- la
guia izquierda del mostacho,
viendose obligado a lamar al
peluquero para que lie recorta-
sc la derecha.
Al Kaiser. lie ha contrariado
mucho tener que renunciar a la
antigua forma de bigote, protu-
samente reproducido por las ar
ties grafcas de TODD Ell mundo''
"Pero-sigue diciendo The
Daily Telegraph'-a la Empe-
ratriz lie ha encantado mucho la
nueva forma del bigote de su
esposo. y este ha prometido con.
servarlo en- adelante ligeramen-
tie curvo, amenazando al cielo,
como 10 ha llevado hasta aho-
ra."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-10
La medida del yacio

Sabido es, que por varios pro-
cedimientos que emplea la FL
sica, v. G. por la maquina pneu-
matica, Sc extrae facilmente Ell
aire de cualquier recipiente ce-
rrado. hacienda en- FL Ell vacio;
pero este vacio por la misma ra-
z6n de la expansibilidad del al
re, nunca puede ser complete.
Convene, pues, saber Ell gra-
do de vacio que sc ha obtenido
en- cada case. Para este objeto
Ell professor Berndt, de la univer-
sidad de Halle, ha imaginado
I'm nuevo aparato que tiene, en-
tire otras ventajas, la de la rapi-
DEE, y que esta destinado a
prestar grandes servicios a la
industrial de las lamparas de
incandesCencia.
Ell aparato esta basado en- es-
te principle: la temperature de
80. ~r~u1DIO dI que 90 ounIulotId
una cantidad c%onstante de ca
Tor, manteniendolo dentro del
recipiente en- Ell cual sc hace Ell
vacio, aumenta segun la preston
disminuye. 4..
En- efecto: a MEDIA que Ell
vacfo aumenta, las perdidas de
calor por conductibilidad del
aire disminuyen. La cantidad
de calor constante sc trasmite
al alambre por medic de una
corriente electrical; y basta exa.
minar la dilatacion de aquel pa.
ra darse clenta del grade de
vacio obtenido; pues dicha dila-'
taci6n esta relacionada con Ell
aumento de temperature. u16b
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-06-10
A

,eoria de la Ley de .Esidencia segdn Sc ha establecido en- los
Estados Unidos y n anera de practcar la prueba de testi-
COS por WILLIAM REYNOLDS. Traducida con permiso
del altorspo los abogados don r. UIpiano Colon Y don
jose lous Y Soto de venta en- las Librerias del BoLErM
MEKcAsrtL OLYMPIC Otero. Ponce.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-03
PreventiCS
WAL LLACE'S DRUG STORE.

building at Wewoka was let by the
school board last week to Hayes &
Beagles of Nevada. Mo-, their bill be.
ing $19.2S1. The contract calls for a
completion within 10 days, beginning
July 10.
Notices have been posted at Kono-
wa calling for a special election to
vote upon proposed $4,000 boni
issue. The proceeds will be applied
TO the erection of new school build
ing.
Eleven new school houses are In
course of construction in yar;ous parts
of Choctaw county, the cost carrying
from $500 20 $4,000 The following
indicate the buildings Forney dis
trict two rooms. $1,000: Forest Home
dist9ict. two rooms. $1,000; Rock siIln
settlement, one room, si,20O; Hamden
district, one room, sl,500; Beardon
Springs, three buildings. aggregating
$4,000 Long Creek district, school
building, $1,000; Pine Lake district
addition, $500; Sawyer district, two
rooms. $4,000; Fort Towsen district
slxroom building. $4,000. Bonds
have oeen issued in each instance,
bearing per cent interest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-03
WHO WANTS
81, 700 JOB?

The United States marine corps Is
looking for young men who want to
become second lieutenants in the
corpa at l,700 per year without haY,
ing to serve any time in The ranks.
All necessary is to pass an examina-
ton and get a commission. Congress
man Mcclure of the First district Is
on the lookout for such young men.
G. f. Elliott, major general, com
mandant, United States marine corps,
wrots to Representative Mcclure say.
ing ,hat. owing to recent legislation
fifty-seven vacancies now exist in the
rank OF second lieutenant and asked
him 10 submit lne namo OF some civ.
ilan from his district who thinks he
viii be able 10 pass the examination.
Applicants will be examined IN
p,athematics, such as algebra logar-
ithms, geometry, plane trisonometry
and surveying; his ory, English con-
stitutional law and geography, They
must not be less than FIVE feet six
incvhes in helgnt and weigh not less
than 1872 pounds. They must also DC
oi good moral standing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-03

the estimates made by its inventor,
John S. Thurman, 4S74 Fountain ave
nue. president of the company.
Two average operators can pick
about 14G0 pounds of cotton per day,
While an eight operator machine is
supposed 10 pick four times that
amount The cost of the machines
runs irom 81 800 to $4,000, according
TO the size. Speed is one of the main
factors in cotton picking, for every
rain after the boil is open depreciates
The value c. the staple from la to
~ a cent per pound The machines
are all portable.
Another feature Of The machine is
that when not being used for cotton
picking, ty ltTovlng the belt from
the lelt w,eel IL can be put on a belt
wheel Of wood saws. fee' choppers.
g.inGers, hay pressers and many other
m- u1s r'parad by tie mod II fares
cr. lbN' e0vine the cost OF adGi iona,
power About zoo persons witnessed
the exhibition. Plans ara now being
prepared by the comp2ny for a fac.
tory to be erected here the coming
winter, which will have capacity of
about 200 machines per month.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-03
NEW SCHOOL
BUILDINGS

The III Reno school board has
awarded a contract for the building Of
two modern school buildings in this
city which win be completed this fall
The contract was let for $4,000 10
A. c. Krsipk.
AZ Luther an election was held for
an $4,000 bond issue for the erection
OF a new school building. There was
not dissenting vote cast
A new school bull ling being con.
strncted al Henryetta Will cost in ex-
cesr o. sIe.o1c.
The school board al Bradley has or
aered an election fol a bond issue for
$4,000 for ihe purpose Of erecting a
new schoolhouse There Is but sraall
doubt that the proposition win cary.
as towns OF similar size recently held
elections upon the same questici
which carried ~ huge maioritgs.
These places include Ninnekah, Tsgh
Srrinss and Tutle
The contract for tho new scaool
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-03
QUESTIONS SECRETARYS
AUTHORITY IN FIXING
REMOVAL DATE
speclaI 10 DnIly Leader

Special to DAILY Leader
Ardmore, Okla, Aug 3.--Has the
secretary of the Interior the author.
ity of law 70 fix a date upon which
the restrictions shall be removed from
any particular ,ract Of land in the ma
tion5 Of the five tribes? II so, Is that
authority limited or may ne say that
the removal WI take place five years
hence as well ab thirty days from the
date OF publication?
These questions are Involved in
suit filed by o. T.. Simmons against
w. +. Whiting on in the district
court of Carter county. An milan
made application for the removal Of
restrictions from his land The sec
retary issued an order stating that the
restrictions woull be removed 80 days
from the date of the order, Six days
prior to the expiration of ne 30 days
Wilmington purchased the land. At
the expiration Of the 80 days Sim
mons purchased the same land from
the Indian who had soll 1t 10 Whit.
tington. Now the question Of tile is
involved
Another important case Is that in
whicn Judge Russel granted re-
straining order prohibiting John w.
Wood, the guardian Of minor In
iian, taking possession OF tract OF
lani that had been selected as an al
lotmeni for minor freedman by Silas
Love, its guardian.
Loves ward had possession Of a
tract OF land near Lone Grove He
applied to the Dawes commission for
the allotmens Of an Iniian's share,
rather than a fresdman's share. and
the commission rejected the aiplica.
ton Later Wool selected th land
for aim ward. th indian. The suit
is brought % have the allOttee ie.
creed 70 be a trustee Tor the pIaiptin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-03
Had TOOLS FOR VARIED
ASSORTMENT OF CRIMES
Wife and -Four Little Ones Reach
Home Just as He Is
Taken to Jail
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader.
Denver, Colo, August 3.-Charles
A. Roper, said TO be former mem.
Der of the notorious Dalton gang Of
bandits who worked throughout Okla.
homa for years is again a federal pris-
oner. his time on the charge OF conn.
terfeiting. He was arrested at Trini-
dad by Secret Service Operative
Thomas Callahan. of Denver, Deputy
United States Marshal Clark and
Chief of Police Luke Egan OF Trini
dad. He was in the act of pouring
the metal in the molds and the fires
in which the metal was melted were
burning brightly when the police
chief walked into Roper's room
placed a gun under his nose and
made him hold up both hands
Roper offered no resistance but has
since refused to say a word to any
one. He has served terms in Texas
federal prisons fer counterfeitlng
Il was a far cry from bandit to
painter but tha. was Roper'g shift
He needed some money with which
to buy his materials for the counter
felting outfit. and chose the paint
er's trade so that no one would sus
pect him of being opulent People
have seer the fires burning in his lit
tie shack many times, but always
thought that he was working on some
thing he used in his business as q
painter.
Secret Service Agent Callahan
could have arrested him several days
ago but waited until ne was doing
.trffh ~
Molds for nearly all United States
coins. both silver and gold, were
found at Roper's house, as well as
complete set OF burglar tools and
safe cracking outfit, including nitro.
glycerlne.
When searched commission ap-
pointing Roper penitentiary agent to
arrest an escaped convict from Texas
was found signed by Governor Lon.
han. Roper also carried credentials
from the American Detective agency
authorizing him to ''hunt and arrest
criminals" The American. Detective
asency IS said TO be one Of the many
tin star organizations in the East.
Charles Sherman, who worked
with Roper as painter in George
Bishops shop. is the nan who inform
ol on Roper According to Sherman,
Roper tried for days TO induce him 10
join in the manufacture Of bogus
coin, saying there was all kinds OF
easy money he be made. Sherman
further states that Roper confessed
to having passed some spurious coin
at Des Moines, n. NJ.
Roper was taken completely by sur
prise. He was brought before United
States Commissioner Milliken and
held TO await the action OF the next
grand jury Callahan and Clark
brought the prisoner 10 Denver.
Roper's wife and their four children
returned from Canada, Texas, last
night Just after he was arrested. They
are in destitute circumstances.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-03
LIKE COMPRESSED
AIR CLEANING DEVICE
Picks Cotton in Less Time and
: = less +. Expense h I;t ! Than
By Hand
Special to Daily Leaaer

Special to Daily Leader
st. Louis, Mo, Aug. 3.-The cotton
DsnEing ins7sstry o. the country will
De reNcsUfionez1 81 tac claims set
forth by the inventor and promoters
of the Thurman vacuum co ton-pick-
ing machine. at an exhibition given
today at Handlan's parS, are realized
The name of the machine indicates
the process employed in this under.
taking, and the general appearance OF
IL Is not unli-9 the compressed air
cleaning macnit1 which have become
OF universal use throughout the Uni.
ted States. The demons ration was
not given as a speed test, as the ope.
rators of the hose lines were without
previous experience, but the idea was
solely 10 give a practical working dem
oastration of the purpose Of the ma.
chine
A dozen rows OF transplan ed cotton
plants from Brownsville. Tex, had
been put in TIE grounl with the bolls
open and the cotton hanging from
them. Two hose lines were run from
a three horsepower vacuum engine
and attached to the ends of each Of
these lines was a specially adaptt |
automatic suction tool. The co ton is
drawn out of the boil through these
nozzles and hose. and into a tank on
the machine. where It Is aulom6tical-
ly packed The machines are Of diff
fers mt capacity, ranging from a two
operator machine to an eight.opera,or
machine. The machine is made TO
pick cotton in less time and at a less
expense than by hand. A two-opera-
tor machine is supposed to 10 the
work of six persons picking by hand,
the calm also being made that 100 per
cen; OF the cotton is picked. The saw
ings Per day of ten hours range from
$13.s5 to $3.50, depending upon the
capacity Of the machine, according to
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-08-03
JUDGE REFUSES INJUNCTION

Tulsa. Okla. Aug 3.-Judge l.. NJ
20 daniel an Injunction to ]. p.
Qr,gley, agent for a malt liquor, 10
prevent Sheriff Lewis of Tulsa county
from conflscating car load Of the
beyera standing on the track and
which Lswis IS threat ening to seize
ana destroy if any effort is made to
unload it AMI put It on the market.
Quigley contended tae stuff does not
c-ntain sufficient alcohol to be con
s,de-ed an intoxicant, but Sheriff
Lewis con. ended it doeS, and Julge
Pee refused 10 Interfere with the sher-
if in the discharge of his duty