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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-08
Crscias 4 Dios que Sc fue
10 QUE DICE FL HERALD

Nucva York, uncs.-El gran dario de esta
ciudad. Nuera York Hcrald, publica un sensacio-
nal articulo analizando cl periodic presidential
de Mr. Roosevelt. termina dando gracias Dios
porque Sc haya lido el gobernante que califica de
peligroso para la nacion.
FL articulo csta Ileno de fucrtcs ccnsuras
contra Roosevelt todo 81 rebosa una gran indig-
nacon contra el ex-presdente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-08
Ina DupDa rpyEta

IIemos recibdo el n1mero de Ia
revista oEl Figaro correspondence
Febrero.
El snnario rs ameno interesarte,
sobrpsaiend entire sus artlcnlOs una
eronira brillante sobre Catulo Mendes,
ell Centenario de Espronceda-prlmoroso
articulo de Enrique Piheiro, otro artl-
culo de Lola r. de Ti6 otros traba-
los de merito. oEl Figaron regaaa a
sus suscriptores oEl Eco de la Modan
muy interesante para las damas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-08
Service Especial Del boIelh Mercan'll
'0ABLEGRAMAS.
la ruta de Colon
Ell ATLANTICO EN- GLOBO.

Nucva York. luncs-El conocido aeronauta.
Mr. Altman Brucker Sc propone atravesar el
Atlantco en- cinco dias. con cl dirigible de s'l
invenc0n.
Mr. Bruckcr pedira recursos Espalla por-
onc quicrc seguir con su dirgible la ruta de Co
Ion. Salicndo del puerto dc Cadiz.
Don Alfonso esta diSpuesto conccder a
intrepido acronauta la cantidad que ncceslte pa
ra la arriesgada cmprcsa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-08
Ia discussion del PresupuesIo
Las sesiones del sabado
Las Comisiones de Ia Camara

En la mahana v tarde del sabado.
celebr6 session la Camara y por Ia no
che Sc reuni6 otra veg para continuar
con In discussion del informe del Comi-
tc de hacienda al Presupuesto.
FL domingo por Ia maiiana, Sc rcu-
nii otra vez On session V qued6 tcrml-
nadia la consideration de las cnmicn-
las al PrcSupucsto. Sc rebaIan mas
he 100000 dollars en las aSienacio
nos de la Corte Federal 81 origin6 un
ntercsantc debate. combaticndo las re
ba jas Fl dclcgado Tizol.
FL senor Munoz Rivera SoStuvo que
dchicran srrrimlrse cn absolute las
asignacioncS pcro no pudicndo hacer.
10 en- 10 que 81 rclirre los SucldoS
senalados por el bill Foraker la CANA.
ra. debe de todos modos. aSIgnar las
MEMORIES sumas para ese gasto.
FL delegado senor Canales soStuvo
Ia mas minima aSignaci6n y qucdaron
aprobadas las que recomicnda la Co
mission de Hacienda.
FL Presupuesto. en- la forma enmen-
dada. sera remitido seguidamente al
Consejo Executive. Y en- case de n"
aceptar aqueI las enmiendas hechas POI
Ia Camara. Sc designara la Comlsl0n
de conferenclas corrcspondicnteS.
Pasaron en- tercera lectura los pro
vectos para construction de carrete-
ras que habian sido va aprobados 81.
segunda el r. de {. para nombrar
un archivero para la Corte de Ponce
VINO enmendado proponiendo la crea-
con de un archivero para todas las
'ortes de la isla, las 6rdenes del
Attorney general.
Sc recomendo d las comisiones res
pectivas el pronto despacho de los +.
de c. y. SO 15S solicitud de los
senores Benitez Castanos Acuna y
Coll Cuchi (C).
La mocion del delegado senior Lilo
rens Torres, para guitar del presupues-
to la asignacion de 1900 dollars pa
Ira conservation de la Mansion EJecn-
iva otros. fuf desechada por ~ vo-
tos contra 9, combatifndola los senores
| Tizol Canales.
FL senor Llorens sostnyo que ese
gasto no estaba justiiicado y Fl senol
| Cofl Cuchi afirm5 que el goberna
| dor de Puerto Rico tlene ei mlSfne
sueldo que los gobernadores de
uatro de los mas importantes Esta
| los de la Union Americana.
FL p de c., para autorizar la yenta
do un solar la Gran Logia Soberans
de- Puerto Rico, fijandose a dollars
el metro, origino una larga discussion
entire los senores Diaz Navarro, Tizol
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-08
Los entusiasmos de
don Alfonso


Nueva York lunes-t,l acronanta Mr. Ait
man Brucker garantiza que cruzara el Atiantlco
en- cinco dias. salendo de CadlZ slgulendo la
rata de las goriosas carabelas de Colon.
Fl Rev Don Alfonso muestras, entuslasma-
do con la idea V q,liele que sea de Espana de don
de salga el primer globo que venga de Europa a
America como fllc de ALI tambien de donde saho
e primer buquc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-08
Entire Espana y Es.
tados Unidos


Nucva York llncs-Entrc los gobiernos de
Madrid Washington Sc ha convenido en- que Sc
estabezca la telegrafia sin hilos entire Gran Ca
narias los Estados Unidos donde seran seran
construidas importantes estaclones.
Para ambas parties Sc consldera de mucha
utildad siendo ademas. una prueba de la cordla-
lidad uue entire ambos gobiernos eXistc.
Las obras ran comienZo muy en- breve.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-08
La revision de las tarifas


Nueva York. lunes-Mr. Taft ha convocado
la session especial del parfamento para el ounce
del corrlcnte. $s
Con motive de la proximdad de la importan-
te reunion para revsar las tarifas, Sc agltan EN-
penadamente los interesados en- la revision y los
que tienen intereses contrarlos.
La campa1a que estan lbrando va los dos
bandos, es activisma.
Contra el inpuesto del cafe va no Sc hace
tan alberta campana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-08
Una carta del eX.
presidente Roosevelt
DEFE\DIENDO FL 1MPERl ALlSMO.

Nucva York. hnes-Es obieto de muchos
concentrates una carta publicada por Mr.. Roose4
welt diciendo que los Estados Unidos deberan IN
tervenir Ell Haiti Venezuela y Centroamerlca,
de igual manera que 10 han hecho en- Cuba San
to Domingo con el resultado que puede apre-
ciarse.
La proposition del ex-presidente ha levan-
tado en- Centroamerica vivas prostestas y con tai
motive Sc reanuda mas violenta la calnpana con
ira el imperiaEsmo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-08
Fl diiScurSo del Dr.. Carba||eIra

Maiiana publicaremoS el discurso pro
nunciado por el doctor Carballelra du-
rante las sesiones que ceiebro en- "a
salon principal de la casa ayomtamleal-
to La Liga Anti Tuberculosa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-08
Para Ia ISla

FL microbes jueves saldra para la
Isla la distinguida escrltora senorlta
Maria Iuisa de Angels, y su senior
padre. nuestro amigo companero
don Pedro, atender personalmente
4 los numerosos pedidos del libro mNln-
jeres puertorriquenas,n que ham reel
bido de distintas pobiaciones.
La excursion durara varlaS selna--
mas.
Deseamos la gentil autora del be-
lo V utilisimo libro. magnltica acoel-
da en- cuantas poblaclones vislte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1909-03-08
EENTADE uATERIALb>N
PARA IMPRENTA

Por aa de local talleres enlendo que mntar
sito para e cmpaameno de agnas Lnotype Sc
reaan pecos muy baatos civaee cajas, componedors
toda case de titles para mpena Tamben venden pos en-
buen estado veine pesos quntal
Aprovechad esa OCCASION
Sharp County record., 1909-09-24

Robert Porter Of Springfield,
Mo-, spent several days in Ever
ming Shade lately visiting relf
tives and looking after business
affairs.
Messrs. ]. H. Washum OF Inn
boden and Walter Phelps o|
Walnut Ridge, cattle inspectors,
who recently established a spray
inc station here, sprayed about
400 head of cattle Wednesday. .
The Record received a letter
from H. p. Stout of Hardy Tuest
day in which he said he woulQ
be in the next race for assessor
and that he would make public
announcement of his candidacy
soon.
Some good work was done on
Main street Monday by Overseer
Dial and a large number Of hands
and teams. The work was inter-
rupted Tuesday by the heavy
rain of the night previous, but
will be finished soon.
The Confederate pension checks
arrived at the office of the clerk
the latter part Of last week and
most all Of them have now been
received by the owners. Sharp
county has 143 Confederate PEN
sionera and something like 49,
600 comes into the county this
year from the pension fund.
The Board of Equalization ad-
journed Monday, after a session
lasting seven days. The assess
ments Of about 450 tracts Of land
in the county were increased by
tho board. However, the own
ers Of these tracts may appear in
the October term OF the county
court and show cause why the
raises should not have been
made, The board did not ex.
anime the assessment Of personal
property, and did not receive the
expected visit from n representa-
tive of the State Tax Commission.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-24

J. H. Kirtley of Sidney was a
pleasant caller at Record head
quarters Tuesday. He said he
would soon announce his candi-
dacy for sheriff.
j. d. Paden was down from
Davidson township a Jew days
ago. He looks nightly like a
candidate for county judge and
talks like one, too.
Phillip Kerr is again confined
to his bed by an attack of ap-
pendicitis, the second he has had
within a few months. He is do
ing as we'll as could be expected,
his parents say.
Profs. w. V, McVey and Oscar
Heath Of Ash Flat were very
pleasant callers at the Record
office Saturday. They were here
attending the meeting of the
teachers association.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-24

DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
the safe, sure, easy, gentle little
liver pills. The original Carbol.
ized Witch Hazel Salve is De-
Wits. The name is plainly
stamped on every box. 1t is
good for cuts, burns, bruises,
sores, boils and sunburn--but it
is especially good for piles. Sold
by Snow Drug Co.
Sharp county people should he
thankful for the half of a full
cotton crop they will gather this
fall. A Texas paper states that
no rain has fallen in the vicinity
Of the town Of Venus in twelve
months and that nearly a third
Of the houses Of the town have
been vacated lately, 100 families
leaving in one month. Farmers
are moving from that section
every day in search Of work.
The town Of Venus has three fine
cotton gins, but not one of them
will "fre up" this fall.
DO not be deceived by un-
scrupulous imitators who would
have you believe that the imita-
ton pills are as good as DeWitt's
Kidney and Bladder Pills. There
isn't anything just AS good as
these wonderful pills for the re-
lief Of Backache, Weak Back,
inflammation Of the bladder, uri-
nary disorders and all kidney
complaints, Any one can take
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder
Pills as directed in perfect conf
dence Of good results. Sold by
Snow Drug Co.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-24
SCHOOL OPENING.
One OF The Best Openings In The History
OF The School,

The Evening S h a d O High
School began its session Monday
morning in u most satisfactory
and pleasing manner. There
was q larger attendance Of the
patrons and friends Of the school
present at this opening than at
any for many years past, an evil
denoe Of the fact that tho people
are in accord with the teachers
and ready TO give them the SUP.
port that will make the school a
success. 1t Is very evident that
better school spirit exists in
Evening Shade now than has
been known here in recent years,
and II will surprise many If tho
present term Is not the best at
tended and most successful for
years.
The enrolment now is only 70
pupils, but tho fact that tho first
two months OF tho term are sub.
soriptlon months has served to
keep the attendance down at The
beginning. There are a number
Of boarding students already
present, and as soon as tho rush
Of crop gathering is over IL is
known that many moro will on.
tor, and at the same time tho
homo patronage will bo greatly
increased,
Boarding students are here
from Franklin county, Prof,
lrord's former home, which il a
good endorsement Of tho prinoi.
pal,
Sharp County record., 1909-09-24
HELD FOR WIFE MURDER.
Jacob Schantz, An Old German Vi Union
Township, In Custody Here.

Jacob Schantz, an old German
citizen of Union township, was
placed in jail here Friday on the
charge of wife murder. The ola
man admits having killed MS
wife, but gives US the following
az the true facts of the case:
Schantz says that, being short
of provisions and wanting to take
a load of timber to Ravenden
that day, he arose several hours
before daylight on Monday morn
inc, the 18th, and left fer the
woods, telling his wife to come to
him at daylight and assist him
if he had not already finished up
the load, as she had frequently
done at other times. He says
he had not been at work more
than an hour when in the shrub
berv near him he saw an object
moving, and whom he spoke he
received no response. He spoke
again, but received ne answer,
and the old man says he became
frightened and struck the object
with a piece of wood. The OBJ.
iect sank to the ground, and he
| found that he had struck his own
wife. the blow hitting her across
the forehead.
Schantz says he Immediately
picked his wife up and started TO
| their home, about one-quarter OF
a mile away, and that after ar.
irving there the neighbors were
sent fer and Il great crowd came
| to the scene. Mrs, Schantz died
about 4 o'clock the same day,
and did not speak from the time
she was struck.
Schantz says he cannot ac.
count for his wife's presence in
the woods at such an early hour.
He did not expect her until day.
light, and is positive she did not
speak word to him after her
arrival or make her presence
known in any way. The old
man says his wife must have ap-
preached unobserved by him
and dozed to sleep in the shrub.
Berry near him, and for this reas-
cr did not answer when he called
twice to her.
The dead woman was 80 years
of age, and the man accused Of
numbering her is SO, but looks
several years older. They had
been married nine years, and
had always gotten along happily
together, according to Schantz.
They have one child, a son seven
years old, and the dead woman
left daughter by a former mar
riage, eleven years old,
Schantz was given q prelimin-
ary hearing before Esq. Reynolds
Of Union township and bount
over to await the action Of the
next grand jury in the Northern
| Diatriot
Sharp County record., 1909-09-24
Notice For Publication
Department OF The Interior
u, s, Land Office at Little Rock, Ark, |
Nnnlnunhnr [ L lnnn

T
Notice Is hereby given that jesse o. logyam of
Caaminc Arkansas, who, on November o. 1908,
made Homestead Entry No. 25O97, Serial No,
Ot2i for southeast quarter Of southwest quarter,
section 20, township 10 north, range wcst, Fifth
Principal Meridian, has llcd notice of intention
20 make Final Ave year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before William IL,
Kelley County Judge of sharp County, ut Even.
Ing Shade, Arkansas, on the lsth day of October,
1900
Claimant Names ~ w,Reaaesl p, A, GoG of
Calamihe' Arkansas =, A. MeCrRckih of Grange,
Arkansas j, M, Howard aud Roscoe King of
Bengay, Arkansas,
GUY W. CARON, Roglstcr.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-24
That Lame Back Means
Kidney Disease a
And to Relieve the Lame and Aching Back
You Must First Relieve the Kidneys

There 10 no question about that
~ oll for the lame and achIr Z
back "a caused by diseased coua
dllion OF tho kidneys and bladder,
~ ~ only common s0nHo, any way
.-thnt you must cure Il condition
py removing the cause Of the con.
aitioh' And lame and aching baek
are not by any means tho only
symptoms OF arrangement Of tho
Kidneys and bladder There Nro n
multitude OF woEknown and un.
mlstokoblo indications of more or
less dangerous condition, Some of
these are, for instances Extreme
ana unnatural lassitude and wearl.
ness, nervous irritabilty, heart ir.
regularity, NERVES on edge" sleep.
lessness and Inability to secure
rest, scaldlM seneatlon and sedI.
moht IN the urine, inflammation of
the bladder and passages, ote.
a,DneWitts Kidney and Bladder
a,,, Aus are an exceptionally merltorl.
gus remedy for any and All arroc.
tt,ons or diseased conditions Of
,, shoee ofgone' These Pills operate
directly and nromptly--and their
oenehcial results are at once felt,
They regulate, purify, and effee.
uually heal and restore the tId.
neys' bladder and liver, to perfect
ana healthy oondllIon--ovon in
so'ho OF lho most advanced eases,
Sharp County record., 1909-09-24
LOCAL NEWS.
= ANN~N%NNNNNNNA~N

M. Stokes was in Memphis a
few days last week buying goods.
W. F. Stewart, a substantial
citizen of Center, was in town
Tuesday.
Chas. Fl. Drago, the mule
buyer, was in Evening Shade
Wednesday.
A fine son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. L. r. Vaughan of Ben
gay last week.
Mrs. Ella Watkins of Cave
City places her subscription
year in advance.
D. r.. Leonard of Lebanon
township was visitor to town
one day this week.
L. j. Worel, one Of the Rec
ord's good friends at Ash Flat,
was here Wednesday.
P. M. Chrisenberry OF Emery,
a good friend to this paper, was
looking after some business here
Saturday.
B. j. Flanagan, one of the old
citizens of Rig Rock township,
was a pleasant caller at this Of.
flee Friday.
Miss Josie Kerr has returned
home from near Williford, where
she had been teaching the past
few months.
W. w. Bristow, Richwoods
townships candidate for sheriff.
was greeting his friends here
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mamie Wann left Satur-
day for Hardy. She began
teaching in the public school
there Monday.
A. p. Smith of Sidney was in
the city on business a few days
ago. This office acknowledges a
pleasant visit.
The Sharp County Teachers
Association held a meeting here
Saturday, but the attendance
was very small.
A marriage license was issued
a few days ago to j. d. Seward
and Miss May Cameron of Rich.
woods township.
j. F. Wiles has moved back to
Cushman from Lubbock, Texas.
He will again have charge Of
Cushman school.
There were eight applicants
for teachers license before FIX
aminer o. G. Shaver Thursday
and Friday Of last week,
A. B. Arm, the Sidney stock
dealer, has an advertisement in
this paper. He wants to buy
several carloads Of stock.
Frederick G.. Ellis, one Of our
oldest citizens, has been quite
sick for several days. "Uncle
Fred" has been quite feeble for
months,
DR., i, M. Cox reports the ar.
rival Of daughter at tho home
OF Mr., and Mrs, John Nelms,
who live near town, one night
last week,
Bud Jones, who representa- B,
Lowenslein Dry Goods Co, Of
Memphis, was here n couple Of
days this week, accompanied by
Mrs. Jones,
Judge j. W. Smith has not
been able TO get down to town
for more than two weeks now,
lie Is suffering intensely from
rheumatism,
Take care Of your stomach,
Let Kodol digest Nll tho food you
cat, for That IL what kodol does,
Every tablespoonful of Kodol d.
gests 2 Ia pounds of food, Try
1t today. 1t 10 guaranteed to re-.
4.
Sharp County record., 1909-09-24

SOLD by SNOW DRUG CO.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-01

Coats that are simply style throui through; made of Rough Silks, Rubberized Silks, Taffeta Silk, Cloth of Gold and White Serge. This great reduction makes these garments one of the best offer ings of the year.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-14
News OF the Courts
SUGGESTS RANCH AS
SAFEGUARD FOR SON
Mother Offered Opportunity to Pur-
chase $1,000 Interest in Prop
erty Near VisaIia for
Sons Benefit

A proposition to purchase a $1,000 in
terest in a ranch located near Visalia,
and thus save her 19-year-old son from
punishment, was submitted to Mrs. Lot
tie Van Loan of New York in Judge
Davis criminal court yesterday. The
son, w. P. Rhoades, had pleaded guilty
to a charge of passing a fictitious check
several weeks ago, and Mrs. Van Loan,
when the facts were communicated to
her by county officials, made hurried
transcontinental trip, hoping that she
might be permitted to aid him in his
trouble.
In her efforts she appealed to Mrs.
Clara C. Carver of the Associated Char
tiles, promising to provide for her sons
future if arrangements could be made
whereby he would be released.
IAN interest in a good ranch located
near Visalia is for SALE" Mrs. Carver
told Judge Davis, land if Mrs. Van
Loan will invest $1,000 in the property
in her sons behalf 1 feel certain that
he will have so much work to do on the
ranch as to preclude the possibility of
future offenses."
w. ]. Ford, deputy district attorney,
was opposed to the plan, and Rhoades
case was continued to later date.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-14
SAY ALLEGED AGENT
SECURED LARGE SUM
Three Persons Declare That Man Who
Posed as Representative of
French Bank Defrauded
Them of $4,000

With the arrest of w. f. Lay at San
Diego yesterday publicity is given to a
suit filed against him in the superior
court in Los Angeles early this week in
which the plaintiffs, C. ]. Laughlin, jr.,
j. M. Mcleod and F. c. Carlson, charge
fraud and seek to recover $4,000, the
greater portion of which, it is alleged,
was given to Lay as expense money in
examining titles to oil lands in which
the plaintiffs were interested, and the
balance expended in trips to New York
and San Francisco under Lays leader
ship.
While trying to raise 100000 with
which to finance a large oil property IN
the San Joaquin valley last summer,
Laughlin and his associates say they
were approached by Lay, who repre-
scented himself to be the American
agent for the Associate General, bank
ing institution of Paris, France, with
millions of dollars to invest. If proper
commissioners and bonuses were al
lowed, he said, he would see to 1t that
the oil stock was disposed of.
Cablegrams purporting to nave peen
received from the Paris bank, but which
the oil men now claim are bogus, were
shown to them. Lay said $4,000 expense
would be incurred in having the prop
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-14
YOUNG ATTORNEY CITED
FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT
Accused of Affixing Justice ling's
Name to Document Without
Right and Taking Fee

Charged with af1ixing. without au-
thority, the name of Justice Ling to
summons and appropriating filing
fee of 50 to his own use, Chester Smith,
an attorney, was taken before the JUS
tice yesterday to answer to contempt
proceedings. He was given until 2
o'clock today to procure bond of $500
and gave notice that he would enter
demurrer in the matter Saturday.
Early in April Smith was employed
as attorney by E. Rabin and c. H.
Cummings in an action against o.
Housley and D. Endee for the payment
of $40 for services. The case was never
filed, it is claimed, Smith endeavoring
to effect a settlement at his office after
serving a summons on the defendants
and appropriating to his own use the
filing fee paid by his client.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-14

erty examined and the titles passed
on, and this money, it is said, was given
to him. Trips to New York and San
Francisco followed. involving an adj
ditional expense of $780,
The plaintiffs say they have discoy-
cred Lays representations were fraud
ulent and seek to recover $4,000. Fear
ing that he was about to leave Cali
fornia they asked for his arrest. He
was arrested in San Diego yesterday
and later released on bail, pending the
trial of the case.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-14

Eat at the Angelus grill.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-14
Ore Expert Gives Testimony

KANSAS CITY, May 13.-Dr. w, w.
Lewis, a mining engineer of Prescott,
Ariz,, who examined the ore of the
Two Queens mine in Arizona before the
property was developed, testified today
in the case against the Horn brothers,
Raymond P. May and S. II. Snider,
who are charged with using the mails
to defraud.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-14
shnnts and kills Wlfe

SEATTLE, May 13.-Arthur George,
aged 40, a clerk, shot and killed his
wife, Elizabeth, at her home in Brigh-
ton Beach. near Seattle, today, and
then taking their two children, aged
and s, boarded a street car and went
to police headquarters, where he an
nounced the crime and surrendered
himself.
Mrs. George left her husband three
years ago because of his bad habits and
had had trouble with him because of
her refusals to give him money.