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.amln were nIso glven hv o'MnEn

famip We're also given by O'MaEa.
Harry Thaw owes but few legiti-
mate debts but lot OF New York
thieves are trying TO steal thousands
If dollars from him By false pretense.
I know every move in the case since
the night Harry shot Stanford White
and ] know who delivered the goods
and when handed out the gold bricks.
Since Thaw was arrested ne has
spent balf a million dollars. lie has
overpaid a great many people who
we're working for him. Others got a
ot of money for doing nothing, lt
ooks as though every man who could
iuIt into the case dill so for the sole
purpose of making a fortune out OF
he Job. Some OF these lawyers have
ilready secured more money from
Harry TaaH than they made in their
fntire professional career.
4 told Harry several times that he
Sas being robbed but he insisted on
aging out the money as fast as it,
anne in. He did not want anybody to
ay he would not settle for what was
one Tor him. Most of the money
pent by Harry WAS given him by
lembess OF the Family although he
as "a large Income OF his own. Taere
aye peen many reports regarding
larry's income, but what / say now
correct Whllc his father left him
q income OF only S2,IOO, a year, the
ther members or the Family met aul
ave Harry his fun 5iiRre tn the Is.
ate IT'S Income then amounted to
10000 o.. 10000 year
Even Vita this great income Har
dii not have a dollar Of surplus
'hea he WAS arrested lie had spent
ae money as fast as he got il. He
eciied TO draw his mOne5 and hand
OUT. When this WAS an gone. he
ot money nom his mother aud other
embers ol ais family He wanted
o pay every bin presented to him
ihis plan was continued until a short
time ago when the claims became so
abundant on their face that his family
refused 70 hand over any mora money.
! toil Harry that he was being robbed.
lie kept on insisting that he wanteG
TO pay tle claims but finally he was
brought TO his senses and shown that
he was bcine robbed Since tnat time
,a has paid ont nothing.
A few OF these claims are legal.
Marry has enough money TO pay them
on and J believe tnat a legitimate
creditor Will get what is coming 10
Inn but the people who filed the fic-
l'cious claims are up against II from
This time on They have got 30 saow
me. ss6a r. sa
WAY. they have got the t.Ny broke
Ae said. with considerable
warmth. Take NC bill Of St0O. which
IS included in his table OF Liabilities:
le owes me that amount OF money for
sessloes bur never proposed TO pres
ent the bill until he was out api then
2 know no would pay me-.
VIII Evelyn ihaw have amy inter
est in this casey J really don't know
cont care tc discuss Evelyn. sac
MAS rl rieni mcvioas 10 the nrst
triai Since Then. have knosn'
nothing about hef
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PittshuTg, Pa, Aug. lo.--That th
proceeding instituted by Harry X.
Thaw will result in Evelyn Thaw be.
sng cut OF from her great Income,
said TO be 81 900 per month, furnish.
eG her by Thaw and that the desire
Of Thaw 20 cut her of was one Of his
principal reasons Tor going into bank.
rnpfcy courts, IL claimed here.
Former GOV. William A, Stone,
Tkaw's counsel. gave out the follow.
ang interview:
This petition OF Harry's viii with.
out doubt be a great blow 10 Evelyn.
From all | can learn she has been
drawing heavily upon his resources.
Yes ! have heard that her extraya,
giant demands reached 20 $1,000 a
month for spending money. No man
couid stand such as that and situated
~ Harry Tnaw is It left him out one
choice between two courses and the
simple business transaction OF yesrer.
day has effectually shut on her ,ie-
nlands. It VIII undoubtedly be great
blow 70 Evelyn"
Deteelive Roger OMara. the newly
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HARl BLOW To
EVELYN I4AN'
PROCEEDINGS INSTITUTED BY HUSBAND WILL CJdiAT
H{E SPENDING MONEY.

appon'ed receiver IN bankruptcy for
Harry X Thaw had consultation
With Former Gov Winlam A. Stone
rhaw's attorney here after which be
made most sensational attack on the
creditors OF Harry Tnaw In part,
OMara said, and for publication;
Fl don't know much about receiver.
ship business, but find it won't be
very much different from what / al
ways did. The Job now IS to get after
a lot OF thieves and buncoe men an
4 used 70 be- pretty good In that line
"Harry X. Taaw filed his petition
In bankruptcy 50 that every man who
/ has legitimate claim against him car
he paid There are a lot of grafterl
and petty thieves VINO have reen rob
bing rhaw and Who are trying Il
gouge more money out OF him. nui
they viii have TO show me. A bunch
OF hogs at a trough are like Ward
McAiister compared TO some OF these
TAKE creditors declared O'Mara.
some side lights on the financial ar.
fairs OF Harry rhaw and the manner
IN watch he has been trelded by his
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WARNER
Gets SCHOOL

The State Agricultural and Indus
trial commission late SATURDAY even.
ing located the agricultural school
for the second supreme court dis.
trict in Warner, Muskogee county,
The institution Is to be known as the
Corners school in honor Of the pres.
ident Of the State Board OF Agricul-
inre, who. with state School Super
intendent Cameron and J. II. Connell,
president Of the A. & NJ. college, com,
pose the commission.
Warner will furnish free tenn
porary bpAding for year after
which a permanent school viii be es.
tahlishtd An organization known as
The Ladies' Aid society of Conners
s heol VIII build a girls durmHcry
near he proposed school. and con
duct Il as Q private enterprise
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WILL FORFEIT
THEIR CHARTERS
UNLESS OKLAHOMA NATIONAL BANKS WITHDRAW FROM
DEPOSITS GUARANTEE AGREEMENT.

er feared the state had more than il
wanted in having the national banks.
The state could nor control them, in
fact had no power whatever, or il II
did there was a question. yet II would
have had to pay If one Of them failed.
The withdrawal OF the national banks
VIII be beneficial"
Neither Acting Governor Bellamy.
the president, OF state treasurer. men,
Der OF the state banking board, was
authorized 10 speak for tnat body's
action. Mr. Menefee believes the
board should refund the money paid
in through assessments. There are
81 national banks insured and their
withdrawal viii take about 100000, it
is estimated, from the fund.
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E;i11 it, -Es..ass GOODS
Our Fall Silks and Dress Goods are here. We have
the finest assortment Of high grade Silks and Dress
Goods at the lowest ltices shown in Oklahoma.
We will be glad to show you the new styles and when
YOU ready to buy sell you. your Fall Suit
One LOT OF Soc Silks. 10 inches wide. in Checks,
Paids and Stripes, Black and White Green and Navy,
Navy and White and Brown and White, sna
Soc quality for. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. vU9
so,ipqll in oyr. Special $rIo Black Iafieta Silk
Aesbsg. lhlne hllaStn for SI.I9; xln
a gar(.s s.eusrrrr..s.,. .......... .uJb
36,fineb SIG Back 1affcia $ikwitf fine lustrc;
I this laN eaAltat be matched foflle,S uge
than Sr.2s, this sale. ...,... ................g gu1
We are selling any Of otfidifferent brands Of 81. 50
Taffeta, 90 inches wide the best 80 value If AZ
to be had during this sale opN - GsGS
a7-inch in Egyptian SILK in solid colors beautiful
dress fabric Just arrived, comes in Cream, Black.
Navy Blue Garnet, Bottle Green and Cham- El.n
pagne colors. the yard Observation-Disclosures. SUJ
27-inch Rliadane Popn this is new cloth and
bids fair to be one OF the leading dress fabrics for
early Fall wear Solid coors sclf-stripe, comes in
White. Cream. Black, Browns Alice l'lue EGa
and Garnet price. ........,... VOv
Just arrived pieces Of new Shadow Striped
Radum Messaine Silk for street and evening dresses
Send for samples or better, in and This 0po
silk 1t is the latest-I9 inches wide price. UJJ
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PARKERiS
HAIP BALSAM
SUES FOR BIG sum.

Tulsa. Okla. August 10.--In the dis
trict court Saturday r. f. Walsh
brought suit against J. M. Walsh, OF
the Tulsa Boiler Works. for $500.
The plaintiff alleges that while work
Ing for the defendant he was injured
through the negligence and careless
ness OF the proprietor Of the boiler
works. Il, Il. Walsh had his left hand
badly crushed. and mangled and suffer
ed the loss OF his forefinger
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WILSON'S EXPENSES, s72515

Cooperation Commissioner A. p.
Watson. who Was nominated By the
Democratic party at toe recent prlin.
lry to succeed himself has filed with
The state election board sworn
statement Of the expenses incurred in
his primary canvass. His expenses
amounted 10 s72325 the largest
AMOUNT yet listed. The legal limit
for candidates. for state offices H.
$1,000.
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SENATOR'S, eoTH pARTIEs.
Sixth District

Sixth District
J. J. Williams CD,
Lafayette Knowles (R).
Thirteenth District
NJ. f.. Eggermann Cd.
Wilberforce Jones (R).
Ninth District
]. Mark Worten CD.
Ernest b. Chapman (R.).
Sixteenth District
Washington Savage (D).
Emory Brwonlee (R),
Twenty-fourth District
WsP. Stewart CD.
G. w. Richardson (k).
Fourth District
H. NJ. Denton.
Second District.
Il. r. Mitchell Cd.
Twenty-seventh District
Cheesie Mcintosh CD.
II. B. Beeler (R).
Twelfth District
James Kirlwood CD.
Harper Cunningham (R.).
Twenty-sixth district
William Franklin CD.
rwenty-eiehth district
benjamin Whitaker (D-dispute,
by Comfort).
rhlitIeth District
Il. N. I.andrum (D),
J, T. Long fR1.
Fourteenth District "
w H. johnson CD)!eiH H4
Frank NJ! Colivilie eRfa
Eighteenth District
Harry X. Allen CD.
William flutchison (R).
Twentieth District
Jesse NJ. Hatchett Cd.
c. r. Gibson (R).
Twentyseeond District
George r Hurst( D..
Frank l.. Warren (R).
Fifteenth District.
George o. Johnson CD.
Tenth District
j. G Newell tDD.
j. r. Scott (R).
Eighth District
r. }. Goulding CD
w. p. Lightfoot (R).
Nineteenth District
r. p Wynne (DJ.
S. r. Fisher tR)
Seventeenth District
J. elmer Thomas.
NOTE lin the Thirtysscond district
Gum Potter and Weaver all claim
nomination. No returns available
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fRy Aesociated PICS. }


Washington, Aug 10.-Comptroller
of the Currency Kane has officially
notified all national banks OF Oklaho,
ma Of the opinion rendered by Attor'
ney General Bonaparte that It is IL
legal for officers of any national
bank to enter into any such agree
ment as is contemplated by section
four of the Oklahoma statutes relative
TO guaranteeing bank deposits, and
that persistent and willml action to
this effect would mean Just cause for
forfeiture OF its charter.
All national banks which have TAX
en- advantage Of the law referred to
have been required TO Withdraw from
the agreement and to notify the comp
troller's office that they have done
so.
The news that the acting comptrol.
Ter of currency nad issued notice to
Oklahoma national banks 20 With
draw from the stats depository guar
anty law was received with perfect
eqnanimity Said Bank Commission
er Smock, who is a Republican.
That viii prove TO the best intef-
ests OF the guaranty law and ] am
pleased Indeed. have always rath-
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EMBROIDERIEs

One table Of Embroidery and insertion, regu- o.
lar SC and quality for r.............!..... CG
One table of Embroidery and Insertion. e.
regular quality for or............. ......... JG
One table of Io-nch corset cover embroidery 0E~
very pretty patterns. worth to soc, for ..... EJG
One table of To-nch Corset Cover embrod- 16o
cry. regular soc quality, for Observation-Disclosures. JJC
One table Of T0-inch corset cover embroidery No.
regular 75c quality Observation-Disclosures HOC
These embroderies bought for early selling
but come in so late that could not mark them at
full value.
4 lot Of Ladies Embroidered Stock Collars, co
csc quality, to clean up at. at....................J 81
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AttentIon. Agthma sufiereral

Foley's Honey and Tar will give
inmeS.ate relief to asthma sufferers
aud has cured many cases that had
refused TO Yield to other treatment.
foley's Honey and Tar Is the best
remedy for coughs, colds and all
throat ani lung trouble. Contains no
harmful drugs G. r. Renfro.
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q S G CURES
A9s -. @9s OLD SORES

No odsore heal until the
External
snou and assist keeping the place trouble
infested with lupuries Being discharged
INTO the
o. irritation and disease by being daily fed with germaden matter
heng th making impossible S
cures sores by rs purifying action the blood goes down
aaon the
sDs matters which are responsible or the failure OF the place heal
the blood
heating
,nnaEneuon leaves tissue begius the
nesh s.
vegetable the safest and best blood purifier young
ssVges ana Ulcers aud medical advice ali
The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
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The pocket money of most women
comes cut Of some man's pocket
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Before doing wrong, pad yourself
for the kicking that is sure TO follow.
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Latest Styles
Honest Merchandise

tev
G7e has viii
this fall CUT CUTl
s5 sEc " s5oas. WHY NOT TAKE ADVANTAGE?
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G y. loeris, Of Edmond, is visitor
IN sac city,
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-07-14
Summons for Publication

In the Superior Court of the State of WASH
ington, in and for kittitaS County.
Horton Crandall plaintiif, VS.. May j. Taylor
and j. T. Taylor defendants.
The State of Washington to the said j. I.
Taylor, defendant: You are hereby summoned
to appear within sixty days after the date OF
the first publication of this summons, tOwt.
within sixty days after the 18th day Of May,
1908, and defend the above entitled action in
the above entitled court and answer the com
plant of plaintiff and serve u copy of your
answer upon the undersigned attorneys for
plaintiff at their office below stated and in
case of your failure so to do Judgment Will be
rendered against you according to the demand
Of the complaint which has been filed with the
clerk OF said court. And the object of this
action is to obtain possession of lots nine co..
ten 90, eleven 0D and twelve 12) in block
eighty one (slJ in Shoudys second addition to
the town, now city, of Ellensburg. IN the
county of kittitas and the state of Washington
and to quiet plaintiifs title to said lots and
premises and to remove the cloud from plain
tins title TO said lots and premises
PRUYN & FELkNER
Plaintiff Attorneys
y. o. address. Ellensburg, kittitas county
Washington.
First day of publication, May 10, last July 10.
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a Bold Step.

10 overcome the well-grounded and
reasonable objections Of the more intel
igent to the use OF secret, medicinal COM
pounds, DR.. r. V. Pierce, Of Buffalo, N.
l., some time ago, decided to make a bold
departure from the usual course pursued
Dy the makers Of put-up medicines for do
nestle use, and so has published broad
east and openly to the whole world, full
ana compute list OF all the ingredients
Entering Inn the composition Of his widely
celebrated 4edickes. Thus he has taken
sn numerp6s PATRONS and patients into
~ Iull f6n6aence. Thus too he has 70
noved mis- medicines from among secret
HsoeIpQ6o OF doubtful merits, and made
saSmeRemedtes Of KnOWn Composition.
- IBIS bold step Dr.. Pierce has shown
SR14 el& formulas are u such excellence
s NM t re = not AFRAID to subie them 70
sa9keSk SCRUTINY.
Ss fPS sycd dces the wrapper Of ever bottle
i~ uUus medic1ne for weak stomach. pid
r ~ho OF Diliousness and all catarrhal diseases
rl ns;sev v located. have printed upon it. IN
fS t. mmgaasn. Q full and complete list OF az
H. h. ingredients composing i. but small
sts 0n mas been compiled from numerous
s chq0,t medical works, Of all the different
on eH.e Of practice. containing very numer-
0Ae~ s>so ALUM tllt HflllHbS Vi ltdOlIlB
SssctEoners Of medicine. endorsing in the
S;e U.eest possfbe terms. each and every ingre-
n 0ncas =. contained in DR.. Pierce's medicines.
uc u these little books will be mailed FREQ
iay one sending address on postal card or
"a {etter. TO DR.. T. V. Pierce, Buffalo. n Y.
Sc ,J tteequeSting the same. From this little
icis..!! y VIII De learned that DR.. Pierce's med
sserts contain no alcohol. narcotics mineral
snS ~ q other poisonous or Injurious agents
nsi s s,st tney are made from native. medici-
IA 10y, ,Ucss OF great value; also that some Of
81 p pst Valuable ingredients contained in
ne,,nsIIc Favorite Prescription for weak.
0nd Xsh,,ove r-worked. rundown" nervous
yesr sseDllitated women. were employed. long
sSsct,..0 ~ the Indians for similar ailments
~ .'nK their squaws. In fact. one OF the
6e cc vasuaDie medicinal plants entering into
scrintsnD Of DIR. Pierces Favorite Pre-
sGoS swnwa was known TO the Indians as
Of not ,Meed" Our knowledge of the uses
6icinsiS lev aew Of our most valuable native. me-
AZ pants was gained from the Indians.
eesse.m tSN Up by improved and exact pro-
eSlciert nc NFavorlte Prescription is q most
anly aretamedy for regulating all the wom-
peOl,ns, mctAons. correcting Disbursements. as
everccnuasS anteversion and retorversion.
lerves .ng painful periods toning up the
heoitS III ~ bringing about a perfect state Of
oV'o ~ al dealers IN medicines
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1908-07-14

Miss Stella Shoemake, who has been
attending the business college at Ia
coma, returned home yesterday to
spend her vacation.
That two inch rainfall last afternoon
was u blessing indeed to hundreds OF
people in this valley, and while it may
have damaged some hay cut recently,
the damage is light indeed when com
pared with the good accomplished.
And, the Indication looks good for still
more rain to follow soon.
The Kittitas Medical Society
met last evening in DR.. Felch's Of
flee, he being president, and the
following new members were added:
Drs. Taylor, Hoeffler and WATSON,
of this city, Drs. Stimson and New
gard of Roslyn, DR.. Kearby of Gle
Elum and DR.. Baldwin of Beverly
DR.. Fetch was elected delegate to
the state medical society and DR..
Steagall was elected alternate.
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Notice of Sale of Real
PROPERTY,

In the Superior Court Of Kittitas County,
State OF Washington, In probate.
In the matter of the estate and guardianship
of Marie a. Burcham IA minor.
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to an
order Of sale made on June u, 1908, by the
above entitled court the undersigned guardian
Of the person and estate of the above named
minor will sell at private sale, for cash, the in
tercst of said minor, the same being an und
vidcd onc-half interest in the following de-
scribed real property situate in klttitaS
County. State of Washington, to wit:
That portion OF the northeast quarter OF
section thirty-four CD in township twenty 900
north Of range fifteen O5) east OF the william
cite meridian, described as follows: Commence
ing at the southwest corner OF the said north
east quarter OF section 81 and running thence
north eleven hundred and thirteen 0113J feet;
thence east two hundred and forty GAO feet;
thence south five hundred and nine 500 feet:
thence east four hundred and twenty 420) feet;
thence south six hundred and four GOD feet;
thence west six hundred and sixty $500 feet to
place Of beginning: containing thirteen acres
more or less
ter and lots three - and four ~ and five (5) in
section t6) in township nineteen 90 north, OF
range seventeen % east of the willamette
meridian,
Lots thirteen O3), twentyone (2D and
twenty two (22) in block three 90 in original
town, now city, oi Gle Elum, Washington.
Lots twenty.one ed to twcnty-eight (28) in.
elusive in block thirteen 03) OF the town OF
South Gle Elum. Washington.
Notice is further given that bids or offers FOR
said property must be in writing and filed with
Hovey Hale, attorneys for said guardian at
their Office in EllenSburg klttitas County,
Washington. or filed with the clerk of the
above entitled court ut Ellensbnrg. said County
and State, ON or before the 10th day OF July,
1908, after which date sale Of said property will
be made.
Dated June %. 1905
DUDLEY b. BURCHAM Guardian
First publication June 30, last July 18th 1908
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Notice to Creditors

In the Superior Court of the State OF Wash
ington in and for kittitas County.
IN the matter of the Estate Of No. 5ll
John Robinson. Deceased In Probate
Notice is hereby given to the creditors OF and
all persons who have claims against the above
named John Robinson, deceased. or his estate
to present the same with the necessary vouch
ers within one year from the date of the first
public alton of this notice. to wit: Within one
year from June ,3rd. l!NS. to the undersigned
administrators or her attorney at the Office of
said attorney in Ellensburg. kittitaS County.
Washington. the same being the place for the
transaction of the business of said estate.
HANNAH ROBINSON,
Administrative
j. N. STREET,. Attorney for said admins
tratrix Elienberg Building EllenSburg, Wash
First publication June %, 1905, last publi
cation August t. 1905.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby given that on or before the
hour of five clock i M. on the 18th day OF july
1913. at the office of the undersigned clerk Of
the City of Ellcnsburg, sealed bids or proposal Is
will be received to furnish all the material ana
to perform all the labor to erect and complete Il
building for the electric ligh. plant OF the CITY
of EllcnSburg to be erected ut or near the
powcr-house of said plant about three miles
west of the CITY of Ellensburg according To the
plans and specifications for such building now
made and on file in the CITY Engineer office OF
the City of Ellcnsburg where the same will be
open at all times for inspection and examina-
ton during business hours, by those desiring
to bid for the construction OF the building.
The City Council OF the City of Ellensburg
rcserving the right to reject any and all bids or
proposals.
By order of the City Council Of the City OF
Ellensburg
j. }. POYSER, City Clerk.
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Help For Those Who Have Stomach TROUBLE

After doctoring for about twelve
years for bad stomach trouble, and
spending nearly five hundred dollars
for medicine aud doctors fees, pur-
chased my wife one box of Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, which
did her so much good that she contin-
ued to use them and they have done
her more good than all of the medicine
bought before.-SAMUEL BOYER, Fol-
som, Iowa This medicine is for sale
by owl Drug Store. Samples free.