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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-07-11
Willie Collier at Spokane.

Patrons of the Spokane theater will
see one of the most notable hits of
the past New York season at that
theater on Sunday and Monday nights,
July 10 and IA, when William Collier
appears there in his three-act farce.
Caught in the Rain
The first act shows a street In Hell
ena. Mont; the second a residence in
the suburbs of that city, and the third
a hunting club in the Rock mountains.
The play, however, does not depend
upon its scenery for its success. 1t is
said to be brimful of heart interest
and bubbling over with laughs. Will
liam Collier and Grant Stewart are
said to have written Caught in the
Rain" during trip to Australia
A baseball game between the Metho
dist ministers of Spokane and the
members of the city council is an
nounced to be pulled off at Natatorium
park on the afternoon of July 25, the
date of the union picnic of all Metho
dist churches in the city and theil
auxiliary organizations.
Just four times thirteen hustlinf
boosters have been selected by the
Booster club Of Spokane to handle the
big carnival which will be given b,
the club at Natatorium park August
to inclusive
To Joseph Petrich, manager at tn,
park, has been delegated the work .
securing a good carnival company t,
add to the many attractions already a
the park.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-07-11

Mothers will find Mrs. Winsow's Soothin,
rrup the best remedy to use for their chi
en- during tire teething period.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-07-11

Mail orders for merchandise al
ractically unknown in China and tb
ist in general.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-07-11

Plans are making for supplying Cal
no. Egypt, with a modern sewerage
and drainage system in the near fu-
ture.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-07-11
KEEPS POULTRY SWEET.

Dead game, poultry, ETC., can be
kept sweet for weeks by rubbing them
well with powdered borax under the
wings, legs. tail and placing little in
the mouth of the bird.
Local agents wanted. Write for
money-makirU plan.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-07-11
BoRAx FOR FRESH MEATS.

Fresh meats, busted over with pow
sdered borax (Which is now prepared OF
extreme fineness and purity and white
as snow and rubbed in as you would
pepper and salt, will ketp fresh much
longer. All that is required is to wash
the meat before cooking.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-07-11

Over the mountains ana through the
streams rode the itinerant preacher,
and behind him, on the horse, rode bis
little boy. On q long climb the father
dlsmeunted, and on the steep quarter
mile before the top the boy, too,
truiged beside his father and the horse.
On the tsp OF the hill they paused for
rest before remounting for the long
ridge ride.
The view from the top was inspiring.
Behind lay the foothills that receded
into the blue grass region, and ahead
rose range after range OF the Cumber-
land hills the Log Mountains the
Pine Mountains, the Blue Ridge-and
beyond Kentucky the hills Of Tennes-
see, too far to be discerned through
the haze, but surely there, beyond the
last dim and crooked line that lifted
itself, haif-hill, half-cloud against the
autumn sky.
The lad found a chestnut tree, and
was busy at Its root. But the father
looked this way and that why, with
ever-increasIng elevation Of spirit; and
when the Lad returned from his search
for nuts, the father was on his knees
and praying aloud.
No one heard that prayer save God
and the boy, and the boy did not tell
OF It until years afterward, and then
could recall no word. But the spirit
of the prayer became to him a life
inspiration.
First OF all, 1t was q prayer OF re-
JoicinY in the glory which God had
displayed on earth--a glory filing the
world with changing beauty. with the
progress OF the season; and even now
With the coming Of winter. painting
the forest with the splendor OF Gods
love OF beautiful things.
And then 1t was prayer for the
homes In sight from the mountain tor
for those lying In plain view In the
valleys near at hand, and those mors
distant, disoerned BY the little clear
ings or the ascending smoke Of theii
hearthstones
in those homes, burdened with cares
and earning a scanty living from theii
hillside farms; for the boys and girls
many of them growing up without edu
cation; for the future Of that bidder
but hopeful region, into which he hat
come that he might give his life IL
service for these people.
The father lived till his head wa
white, then died, henored and beloved
having wrought nightly for the peopl
Of the Southern highlands.
The son made his way into tn
world. and won success as an inventor
but year By year he goes back agai
into the hills. where his fathe
wrought, to stand beside his father
grave. and to perform an annual elf
Of love for the people of that regio
through an institution which Is ar
Twerlng the fathers prayer.
If ever in the passing years the prof
lens have brought to him discourage
ments, or the worlds temptations O
wealth and power have Inclined hin
to forget, the vision OF that mountai
J top has returned to him, and he ha
seen again, and for the thousandt
time, the kneeling figure Of his father
and has heard again his prayer for al
the homes In sight, and the boys an
girls within them; and his heart ha
found new baptism for service In til
spirit of his fathers prayer-Youthl
Companion
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-07-11

The Mexican porter handles loads Of
400 pounds with ease.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-07-11

Supreme Trust.
What We need is a heart to trust God
here and now. Somehow the Idea gets
into our minds that the supreme trust
is that confidence In God which makes
a believer content to lie down and die
without fear or regret Not so- What
IL needed 10 trust to make one live
without fear and go forward in the
path Of duty without shrinking. BE
not. anxious for the morrow" Do your
very best to prepare for 1t. and then
go ahead with Arm assurance that God
viii be true to His word and help you
according to your need.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-07-11

The hatmaker says that heads are
increasing in size.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-07-11

When q woman hasn't anything to
tell she II willing to let a man talk
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-07-11

The actual cost of the Suez canal
was $120. 750. 600.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-07-11

No. 2S-OS
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1908-07-11

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA, Ca
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
soaasGT A. aAaom
Ne~s- s-Chsnpion Correspoaaence.

Monday. June Is
I'D Norris masie n business trip To
Somerset hrst of the week
Mr.. Godding is moving his famjl y
up to his ranch on Lee cr.s.k.
Anna Kennedy and Fred kum ssss.l
rode up tn Lec creek sunday.
Nora Jones and children arr sas.nd
ing the summer at the Horwr Thief
ranch.
T.. ID. Redmon left for GunntsOIl
"Wednesday to attend the democratic
county convention.
Geo. Reed and wife left Tuesday 10
attend the county convention as de,t-
gates from Somerset.
Mrs. =. y. Reed of Somerset H.
spending the week visiting friesstls
and relatives on the Muddy.
large mountain lion WAS killed
near the head Of Snow shoe Ose day
last week by \. Roatcap oi Paonia
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
ONO CREEK

Wednesday, June "a.
East OHIO creek boys have been
building drift fence across the
Wheststone range from Mt. Carbon
east ii runs about three miles with
iour good wires.
On Saturday Mr. and Mrs Geo.
Lghtley accompanied by their
daughters, Lena and Lou. who have
been attending school at Canon CITY
Tor the year retarned after two weeks
in Denver.
Reports come IN that poison weed
IS killing cattle by the wholesale in
Washington yulch Twelve were
found dead Monday. A force is 90.
ing up TO move the stock.
The first religious service in our
new fairview school house was held
last Sunday at 3 O'Clock, by Rev. J.
l.. Henry Of Gunnison. Sunday
school was organized with the fol-
lowing officers: Superintendent,
Orley Wiseman; assistant. +. w.
Gray; secretary, Miss Alma Easterlv;
treasurer, Charley Lightlev; organ
ist, Miss Grace Hall.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
olDo Cyyv
Ne~s-Chansysoa Cosresposaaace-


TUESDAY. June a
Trrd Nc Aiis-s.r and vrs have -
turned iron ,.uaBi-sn to vs~st -
iarnpcr . parents
Ipm Medley came down iross ~
Kin tse latter part 81 the we'A 10 -
ccive ssss.siical att.atlon.
Ev.sscopsl services were heid W0a-
ss-.sisy evening in the -.-hs'si e<s0ss'
by kev Bacon oi t,snni-on-
The Carter tsan.i i- striking s<sose
rt-h veis~. They sIa.ar to lie -
sAuss oss~ cut by the L,nkr tsuosa.
u ttsey do prove - rt.h ae the tAuAo
1sessSs.rty. u usiil ~ili ~ built ny 49,
Carter cosavsaay sU the near eotuDe.
Fitkin and Carter Tupwi saas~
cro~ss.d bats here SUNDAY. The GsOs
ts.is,nSged to tftkia iropl the stArt
H,ssei work aud lack of practice bsst
the game tor the tupssi boys. Thc
ss-orv stood u tos. A large sts.tsWs-
tipn v u. down from Iitkin.
Ee,t,t NORWAY was arrested ky
Marshsi ll,s'1 sunday evcninx ~ ~
~ as go AZ cut ri rear window.
I psB - .-rtixstioa IL " az fowpA that
he had made his way into tke etll
and rv..iev.,d II of 81. which ~ hod
taken To the outskirts "f town 60
buried. After hi. arrest he showed
where the mooney was Morn Way
lost his ~ite and two ciiildra sspas~
months ago and Tor the pact tAGsr
months has tss-cn about town ~ IN
aiBo~t coatinuou. drunk. AND IL "
Thought be i- loe,.ing his mind.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
PARL.IN
News Champion Correspondence.


Tuesday, May %.
Mrs. j. II. Harris has gone to
Grand Junction.
Mrs. Roy Lobdcll left Wednesday
for n lengthy visit in Denver.
Harry O'Brien of Denver. who has
spent the past two weeks fishing here
has returned home
Mr.. and Mrs. Ground of Denver
have been spending their vacation at
the O'Rcgan ranch.
T.. II. Blodgette of Delta was the
guest of his sister. Miss Emmclne l..
Blodgette. the first of the week.
A Jolly crowd of young people from
Parlin attended the dance at Waun-
TIA Saturday evening. Among those
present were Messrs. and Mesdames.
Roy Lobdcll. Munson and Corbet:
Bert and Pearl Jones. Mcssrs. Bor-
sum and McAfee and Misses McDon-
aid and Biodgette. After the dance
the crowd took a dive in the pool and
then all seemed quite wide awake
and ready for breakfast and the
drive home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
lola
Nednescia

Wednesday, June "a
The travelling library arrived Sun
day.
W. II. Meek has returned from
Paonia
Millie Cribari returned Wednesday
from Sapincro.
v Enret Sr. returned Tuesday from
the Red Cross hospital at Salida.
Madeline Lamoy has returned
from attending normal at Greeley.
Poison weed has made IT,. appear
ance on the north side. Keeping the
boys busy riding.
LIN and Rob Ash have finished put
ing III ihe posts Tor four miles of fence
they are building on IA contract with
{. Rouyiere.
fred Rouviere returned last week
from Rainbow lake. He reports the
snow three to four feet deep at tim
ber'ine. and more above.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
HOWEVILLE
ews Champion Correspondence.

NEWS champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, June %.
Ethel Miller and sister were visit
ing the valley last week.
The dance at the school house last
Thursday evening Was well attended.
Erwin lsham is spending the sum
mer on Taylor river after winter
in the south.
Mrs. W. 4. Willis was called to
Boulder this week by the serious i'll
ness of her sister
Bruns Bros. left this week with
three race horses belonging To q. T..
Willis for the fourth of July races at
MOntrosc.
Those from here in Gunnison Satur-
day Were A. A. Shackleford and wife.
Luis Lucero and daughter, Mrs
North and son. Payton Spann and
sister. Hannah.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
DAYTON
News-Champion Correspondence.

ews-Champion Correspondence.
Tuesday, June 23.
ID. Gregory is living with Antoine
Ycagcr.
Andy Enbom made IA trip to Sap
nero last week.
Mrs. Henry Kern has returned to
the Dwyer ranch.
Mrs. r. l.. Carr has been visiting
Mrs. Chas. Carr the past week.
\ number of cattle on the Blue
mesa range have died of poison weed
L. =. government surveyors have
been busy in these parts the last few
days.
Miss Annie Dwyer entertained the
graduating class of Lake City high
school last Wednesday at the ranch.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
DOWERMAN

NeWs-Shamplon Correspondence.
Tuesday, June %.
Clark Baer has returned from n
trip tn Denver.
q. B. Miller is to drive the stage
from here to Doyle.
q. Hamilton has been visitor from
Sargcnts for "A few days.
Mrs. l.. i. Merrimsn and daughter
have moved to Lawson, Colo.
Geo. Brant is fitting up an ASSAY
Office that will be in charge of two
experts from the school Of Mines.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26

A dance for John Bruins at Wood
man hall Saturday night was well
attended. John made placky
race lor the prize in the Post Endur-
ance race and If given fair deal
would have pulled down a bunch of
the money. Anderson horse, Mike.
is ia good shape after the hard test
and ready for another 60. Bruins
rode him from Denver to Gunnison
following the J'i2 miles from Evan
ston io Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
COCnErOPA
News Champion Correspondence.

Monday, June %.
Meadows here are looking fine.
Roy Lobdcll was in the valley last
week
Frank Crazy was in Gunnison We'd
nesday.
W. l.. Perry went to Gunnison
Wednesday.
A. Garcia and Joe Perry are over
at the Cow Camp.
l.. r. kohn made n trip to Cow
Camp Sunday.
Dave Gray and wife Of Cripple
Creek are here working for Thos.
Roberts.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
NouDcDDooou
|, ke~sCha,np,on Correrpoaaenc.

News EhampiOn COrrerp0adenC
Monday. june -.
VIM. Howard was down n few
days ago.
j. X. Dawson passed through last
week cnroutc for Gunnlson.
I.uie Radeka. Kate Walker. VIM.
Cobbs and Clarence Radeka were Wis
itors at Cathedral saturday and
sunday.
pleasant evening was spent last
Friday by the valley Young folks at
the Foster home In honor of Miss
je~sie's 11th birthday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26

Aunt Dinah-"Ah don't know
" hat am de ma,tah wifi ma ole man.
He am sorter melancholic'"
Aunt Mandv-"For de Ian sakesl
Melon cholic? Wha dat nig yah get
melons dis time o de YEAR,
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
DoYlEvuI
News Champion Correspo.dence.

"Wednesday, June "a
Howard Bennett is ON the sick
list this week.
Mrs. W. l.. Bennett went TO Ohio
City saturday.
ID. A. Mcconnell and wife are en-
pected home this week
Mrs Harry Fogg returned We'd
nesday from Monte Vista
W. l.. Bennett and Wm. Howard
left Monday for Aztec, n. NJ.
A. III. Mcdonnell and family expect
to leave soon for Payette. Idaho.
Nell behring's new store is full of
goods and presents "A fine appear
ancc.
Byron HUFF and wife and Fred Me
Allister and wife We're Doyle visitors
FRIDAY.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
WHITE PINE
News-Chsmpion Correspondence

Ne~schSmp1on Correspondence
Tuesday, June 23.
>. Ciemans made n trip to Sargents =
this week.
Our fisherman say trout are biting
in Tomichi creek.
Allen \ Wilson have begun their
lease ON the Spar Copper.
Muhlap and Peterson made trip
to the Springs this week.
Mr.. Bowen : family arrived in camp
recently from Altman to spend the
summer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
SPENCER
News-Champion Correspondence.
"Wednesday. June |

NeWs1Shamplon Correspondence
"Wednesday, June Il.
jess Granger spent a few days in
town last week.
Nj. Howell of the Turner propcrty
was in Spencer Tuesday.
Marion and Alva Foster, \ pe,t-
zer and Fred Hay We're fishing on
the Gunnison a few days last week
Mel Morrison. superintendent of
the famous Watson 4 Shacklefortl
ranches on Blue mesa. passed thro
Tuesday enroute from Guunj.on
with a load of supplies.
Our road down Wolf creek has
been impassable for ten days. as the
terrific winds have blown down large
trees across the road. 4 few men
are at work clearing the road.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
"Wednesday. June

"curItsudN, JU1It IT.
Mrs. A. Nc Ailister is reported sick
Mrs. +. ID. Stephenson drove to
Gunnison Monday.
W. A. Sheldon is Notwithstanding
and painting our school house.
Mrs. Hetty Shuckhart arrived at
Doyle saturday and went to Bow
erman first OF the week.
L. l.. Bush and wife and Mrs. W.
l.. Bennett drove to the county seat
Thursday to have some dental work
done.
The dance given last Thursday
night in the DeeI'ing store building
was well attended. about fifty being
present
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26

At Montrose last week occurred
the death of Mrs Sarah Market. es-
teemed mother of Blaine Markell. our
fellow townsman, who is now living
in Como. Many Gunnison friends
will sympathize with Mr.. Markell in
his bereavement.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
m. cM1uDa
News Chsaspios COrrespoedence

News -ChaaaVtoa COrsesp0edepce
Tuesday, June -
=. tsSi drove To town SUNDAY.
Work IL very duh around tn. mip..s
Born to Mr.. and Mrs n. J. S..liars.
n boy. oa the 18th.
Several working men come here
daily in search of jobs.
Mis~s~ Annie and Nellie Ferrcns are
spending their vacation at the BLACK
IHa mond.
Mr.. Elmer Bottentcld was called
to Lafayette Monday by the illness
III her mother
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
CASTlETON CLIPPINGS
n Correspondence.
w ednesday lime u

2 UIIF : II.
Robt. Kelly Of Crested Butte is here
visiting relatives.
Mesdames Ida Publicover and Ida
Silka were in Gunnison shonn;np
Saturday
Mrs. Elsa had quite an experience
TUESDAY while driving down to see
her daughter. Mrs. Carl Silka. Her
team got mired in mud hole on the
county road and only for the timely
ana OF coal hauiers she would probab-
iy nave lost one or both horses. 1t
may he that tastlcton roads are not
on the county map any more.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26

Seeconota Resort. now in charge
of john Hollenbeck. has been named
the Elk Horn Resort. and is attract
ing mach trade this spring Tom
Mstchett has transferred the name.
"Seeconota, tp his ranch up Sun
creek. where he Is busily engages d
in clearing ground and making q
home
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26

For SALE-Twenty head OF good
blooded horses. including FIVE we'll
broken teams Inquire of W. B. Nc
Donald, Doyleville, Colo. 26-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
SjelB &c Fed I'm M0

Mr. and Mr.. q l.. Dllworth are
bach from beaver and again located
upon their Last river ranch above
Oversteg.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
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AeosNoooADeoo NoeSsoD0n0no0e-
S~sdsy. Ja.s II.
Pat TosssssS iess HI. l~~s hssrus
Isss<sss. tsc snsssal tslsisAG sAszad "
hAsnsp.
q. u. sseSeas ~ is toNs FRIDAY
y'~rcAs~iaG sagsssss~ s<~ thsc"~ c&ssv.
~ I Us>ao D>ark.
Asssun<r Th&ssssas y in tki. coA ul
t6r cssooty tryiax to 2ssA ssut h0~
sssus,A Dss~S~sry eSevy ssssr hAs aaA sssr
ssosw We nsssss hsartiay eAeanAus
-Sses~ss6 asv thy ~ho have Dsstk tkiag. :
4 EsaG - sssss~ sA<ssU ~soa q,
- ssrk 0ssoAay sss the pass lssa
hsse noA ~. h1uso suA hasa akuha
csssassas-sed thr j<sls that slaA s<d kas
lssws ~ssrkiaG ~ sVsriaG -. II css,es-
nag the asso~ sA,sA we.
AHss'ssx tlss arriv als this ~s.sk ~ho
~th vs~idbe NV ar the es1usee arv
y w tsuras. ~ Iax Calsia: J ~ Cor
vssstsv. ~ t'usS,lo: and NM. Aarvey
trsssa IcxSs. y SISTER ~ 4. 000ss Nhs
hss ss~assss-d charge ~ hi~ hotsi
SUNDAY. jane IA.
Louie t'..usir.,a i- rst,,dly vs-.ovsr-
4. A. ks,ss,rts rct armed FRIDAY ir,sss,
hortcs~e svsriags grrstly inslrovcd
in health.
thas. Miller and l.. H. keyes cach
sscsiverssi load III murphis~ to our
uscvchA0ts saturday.
Tuesday Adam Murdie r,.turwsd
ssVM thscago and other eastern
IpoiRts after a winters absence.
u. J.. Mcneil and wife departed
Friday morning for their home in
Wisco"sin Tor three week = visit
Ns'tsssn Henson. who by the way
Is distant relative of Non Nohn-on
and Ne0s the Ianitorl II in our city
tly Shs'r. who has bss.n working
all winter ON Forest Hin for W L.
Abbott. trcHtcd himself to "a little
trip to Tin Cup Friday.
Our little town is taking ON it's
usual appearance III spring activity
and has lses,n full of col0ers and goers
all week
Although he did not go in an air
ship. r. A. Hin made a flying trip to
Buena Vista this week going Wed
ne~day and returning Saturday.
Wm. Murdie and Frank Draper
two former Tin Cup boys. but now
of Pitkin, wended their way over the
hill first of the week and we hope
they will remain
Louis O'I,rien came over from Pit
kin this week and spent several days
in town. He states that the "panic"
has not affected our town as il has
most places. shake, Louie.
L. r. WAhl. an old timer here. but
ssow VI Bueaa Vista. came In Thurs-
day. He hes done Ruch Tor Our
casNp In promoting and dcveloping
mining claims and at present il man
ager. and cO-owner Of the Gold Vein
mining company whose property is
kcated ON Cross mountain. We trust
the work there will soon be resumed
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06
TAKES DOWN THE FLAG
Harry Matkin is Threatened
With Violence Unless
He Does So.

Harry Matkin. One Hundred and
Fourth street and Avenue l. learned a
lesson last Saturday that he will prob
ably remember for the remainder of
his life.
During the day some one put up an
American flag on top of his house, and
as he is an Englishman he promptly
pulled it down and fioated the English
flag.
Within a few minutes there was a
wild demonstration on the East Side,
fully a hundred enthusiastic Ameri-
cans waited upon Matkin. asking him
to take down the English flag Mat
kin refused to do this and said that
the flag would stay there as long as he
did. However. when one of the East
Siders started to tear down the flag
pole, Matkin said he would abide by his
neighbours requests and accordingly
took down the flag. However, no Am
erican flag was foated from the house
during the day.
Those who witnessed the affair say
that the crowd was worked up to a
high pitch and violence would prob
ably have been done if Matkin had not
taken down the flag.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-07-06
ABANDONS HIS WIFE
Robert Sheppard is Arrested
by the South Chicago
Police. 49,.

Robert Shepard was arrested last Fri
day by the South Chicago police upon
the complaint of his wife. Nettie
ard was arrested by Officers Halicki and
Altman at 1920 Commercial avenue
where he was living with another wom-
an who gave the name of Lottie Downs.
The Shepards formerly lived at 6015
Monroe avenue and a few weeks ago
Mrs. Shepard was striker with stroke
of paralyze. Her husband refused to
help her and a few days after deserted
her Matter was reported to the police,
who after a search in all parts of the
city, located him in South Chicago with
the Downs woman.
Mrs. Shepard alleges that before leav-
irg her Shepard struck her in the face
and knocked her from her crutches.
Shepard is connected with the Inter
national Harvester works of South
Deering, where he holds a responsible
position.
The Shepards are well known in
Windsor Park and have nancy friends
who are still wont to believe that her
husband would desert her. The couple
have been married for the last seven
years and apparently have lived to-
gether happily.
When arrested last Friday Shepard
+ ard asked for bondsmen who appeared
at the station butthe police refused to
accept bail.
The case will be heardthis morning
before Municipal Court Judge Torrison.