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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-08-14
MISS H0TcnKlSS
VICTORIOUS

(By United Press Leased Wire
SEATTLE, Aug. 14.-In the IN
ternational tennis tournament yes
ferday Miss Hazel Hotchkiss de-
feated Miss Ryan for the woman S
singles and Miss Hotchkiss and
GorrMl defeated Miss Ryan and
Armstrong OF Tacoma in the
MIXED doubles.
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miller, and host Of others.
The half-mile and the quarter
mile runs are expected to provide
the most exciting contests of the
day. Edmundson, the local
crack, is in splendid condition,
and his admirers are hoping that
he will defeat the eastern flyers.
Garner of the Olympic club, San
Francisco, and Gish, of the local
club. will add class to the field.
Two New Records. e
Two new records were made IN
the Junior meet yesterday, doe
Ballard, of the Boston A. A., win
ming the mile run in the remark
able time OF 4:24 3-5. The for
mer record was 4:30 90.
Bradley Gish of the Seattle Ath-
Ietic club threw the javelin f44
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Have you ever taken the boat
trip to Olympia? You can have
six hours there or come right back
on Sunday. Greyhound leaves
9:45 a. m. and p. m. Round
trip, 75c. st*
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Olympia Sunday Greyhound
Leaves e:4B a. m. and 4 D. m. Gets
back a:46 and 9:45 p. m. Beat
"trip anywhere. Round trip. 7be.s
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Six hours in Olympia Sunday or
come right back. Suit yourself.
Greyhound leaves 9:45 a. m. and
4 p. m. Gets back 3:45 and 9:45
p. m. Round trip, 75c. $50
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Go to Bremerton and see the
warships Sunday. Pass the wreck
of the Yosemite. Multnomah leaves
Flyer Dock at 10 q. m. Round
trip, T6c. 80
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Take your friends TO Olympia
on the Greyhound sunday. Leaves
9:45 a. m. and A p. m. Gets back
3:45 D. u. and 9:45 p m. Round
trip, 75c.
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Str. Flyer will make special ex-
position trips DAILY, leaving Sc
attic $3.50 p. M, Tacoma t1:1b.
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WOuL. Dn'T YOU PLAY TENNIS WITH
CHARMING Ex-CANADIAN CHAMP

Miss Lois Moyes is the ex-Ca-
madam tennis champion, and one
of the three or four best women
players on the American CONT
nent today. Tall, slender and
willowy. with the free shoulder
movement so essential in first
class tennis, she combines the
strength to play Furnishing
match. with grace to make her an
attractive as well as sterling
player.
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COLTS TUCK AWAY
FOURTH VICTORY

TIGERS START OFF WELL, BUT
FALL DOWN, AND THE vISI-
TORS ARE ONCE MORE VIM
NERS PINNACE PITCHES
GREAT GAME.
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CLOSE SHAVE FOR
BIG WRESTLER
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

(By Unfted freSS Leased Wfe.)
OMAHA, Neb., Aug. IA
Frank Gotch, champion wrestler
of the world, narrowly escaped
death yesterday when an automo-
bile in which he was riding turned
turtle on a road near jefferson,
Iowa. Gotch was hurled from
the machine but escaped unin-
jured.
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HANGS HIMSELF IN JAIL

OAKLAND. CAL, Aug. IA
Dependent because his wife would
not visit him while he was await
ing trial for killing a man he
charged with having aIienated her
affections, August Coussens COM
mitted suicide In jail early yes
terday. His body was found
hanging in his cell by the jailer.
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Banquet Given.

Banquet Given.
A banquet was given last night
by the board of governors of the
Seattle Athletic club, at which
James E. Sullivan, president of
the A. A. IT,. was the guest of hon
or. Mr.. Sullivan was presented
with loving cup on behalf of the
local track team. President E. G..
Brown of the Chicago Athletic as
ISOLATION, Frank O'Kane and Mr..
.Caskey of the Olympic club and
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AT VANCOUVER

Aberdeen 10 II l
Vancouver ........... 1 8
Batteries: Ovitz, Lejune and
Kreitz; Hickey. Snyder and Sug-
den.
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Sunday excursion on Multno-
NAH. to u. s. Navy Yard. Leaves
Flyer Dock 10 a. M See the war
ships and the wreck of the Yo-
semitic. Round trip. 75c. 80
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Games Yesterday
Pittsburg 2, Philadelphia 1.
New York 6, Chicago 2.
st. Louis 5, Brooklyn 4.
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EASTERN GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Games Yesterday.
Philadelphia 8, St. Louis 5.
Detroit s. Washington 0.
Chicago A, New York 3.
Boston z. Cleveland 2.
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r, who is entered in meet today.

Phil Brady of the New York A
@. spoke.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Games Yesterday.
San Francisco 8, Los Angeles 2.
Portland 6, Vernon 1.
Sacramento 4, Oakland 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Council Bluffs
MRS. DONEER SEEKS DIVORCE
She Also Wants Distribution Of
Property with Separation.
SAYS BUNCH OF CASH DUE HER
w. r. Ennis and Jessie Mae Dillon
Apply for Decrees-Chase Sues
fOr Damages from
Operation.

Alleging that her husband, Isaac Doner,
pushed and beat her with his fists and
frequently threatened to shoot and kill her
with a loaded shotgun, Mrs. Cora Doner
yesterday filed suit in the district court
for divorce. The couple was married In
Council Bluffs Tune 8, 1908, and have two
children, the custody OF whom, Mrs. Doner
asks the court to award her. In addition
to the decree OF divorce Mrs. Doner asks
that her husband be required TO pay her
t25 a week temporary alimony and 1900
permanent allmony and also that he be
compelled to account for the plaintiffs
share In the proceeds OF the sale Of a house
and three lots in the town of Traynor.
The property, Mrs. Doner says, was sold
for 5000 and after deductlng a 81, 200 mort
gage, she claims /she was entitled TO half
Of the balance, 500, because she signed
the deed on an agreement that her husband
would divide the proceeds with her. Mrs.
Doner separated from her husband in oc-
tober Of this year and secured employment
at the Neumayer hotel. whore she was
arrested one night at the instance Of her
husband. who charged her with a statu-
tory offense.
w. F.. Ennis says that his wife, Bertha
Ennis, TO whom he was married August
10. 1904. treated him in n cruel and in
human manner and therefore asks the court
to grant him a divorce.
Jessie Mae Dlllin sues for divorce from
]. w. Dillin to whom she was married
June l. 1893, in Nicola, la. She makes g
statutory charge against her husband and
asks the court to give her the custody Of
their minor child.
For the tricl Of the damage suit OF
Charles r. Chase against Or, +. w. Hough.
ton Of this city and DR.. A. p. Condor OF
Omaha, O special venire OF Jurymen was
drawn yesterday on orders from Judge
Thornell, who will hear the case at Avoca
Chase sues for s2o,o 900, alleging that ar
operation which he underwent was moi
properly performed. The suit was origi.
nally filed In the district court here, but
was taken to Avoca on a change of venue
on motion OF the defendants.
The additional jurymen drawn yesterday
are:
c. b. Aud, Wright township; Charles
Schwartz, Knox township; T. +. Schoen
ing, Carson township; w. A. Rankin
Grove township; r. Doolittle. Carson town
Jacobsen, Valley township; Jurgen Koos
ton township; Charles Eckhardt, Knol
township; Joseph Stroebele, James town
ship; II. G. Arnold, BelknAp township; p
Dlederickson, Layton township; j.. K
Muchison, Waveland township; John Doll
Pleasant township.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Railroad Men
Confer in Chicago
Managers Meet Agents of Switchmen',
Union-0ffer to Arbitrate is
Renewed.

CHICAGO, Dec. 5.-A second conference
between the railroad managers and the
representatives OF the Switchmen's union
took place here today, but the committee
ave not begun the actual business. The
managers, It Is said, will stand out against
any wage advance, preferring to take their
chances with IN arbitration board.
One of the railroad manager declared
that to grant an increase voluntarily to
the switchmen would mean a general ad-
vance for all employees. The number of
switchmen involved, he said, was com
paSatively a slight consideration, but as
the trainmen and conductors on all eastern
roads have asked for an increase the rail-
roads cannot afford to give In. They are
ready, however, to submit the entire con-
troversy to arbitration under the Erdmsn
law, as they have offered to do In the
northwest situation.
A committee representing the trainmen
and conductors on all the eastern railroads
will meet here Friday TO canvass the vote
recently taken on the question OF demand
ing a uniform schedule and a general ad-
vance to bring the wages on the eastern
lines up to the standard which prevails
west OF Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Iowa News Notea.

WV
CRESTON-C. c. Longstreth. a promi-
nent long time resident Of this county, died
Sunday at his home near Alton Junction
CRESToN-The funeral Of the late Rev.
4. X. Hodkinson, pastor OF the Christian
church at WOODBURY., was held yesterday
at the Bethel church.
CRESTON-wednesday in Russell, Kan,i
the golden wedding of two old time and
prominent Creston people, ex-senator and
Mrs. A. p. Stephens, will take place.
CRESTON-The Hawkeyo poultry ex-
hibtt closed here Saturday, being a very
successful affair. over 200 birds were on
exhibition, and the scoring ranked high.
CRESToN-Miss Carrie Daniels, a former
business woman Of this city, and Martin
koelb Of Jefferson. we're united in mar
raige at the home o fthe brides parents IN
Duncombe the latter part Of the week.
CHARLES CITY-The Hart-Parr Relief
association which has been under consld-
Grafton for some time by the men and the
management Of the factory, has received
the charter and is now authorized to dc
business under the state laws of Iowa.
CoRNING-Rev. Mr.. schsuble. a Cor
man preacher OF this place, wal instantly
killed by a Burlington fast passenger train,
when II struck the vehicle in which he was
crossing the track between Corning and
Boorks yesterday. Rev. Mr.. chauble was
50 years Of age. He leaves a wife and two
daughters, who reside in Corning.
MARSHALLTOWN-If q suitable CAM
site and drill ground can be obtained the
next encampment OF the Iowa brigade OF
state militia, composed OF three regiments
Will be held here, Adjutant General GUY
e. Logan OF Des Moines, who has the 10.
cation OF the camp in charge, has author
ICED Representative Wallace w. Arney oil
this city to take steps to see II a suitable
site cannot bo secured. This city is beins
so seriously considered because of its cen,
trial location and its ready access by rail-
roads.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Auto Falls One
Hundred Feet
Young Woman Killed and Young
Man Fatally Hurt in Accident
Near Pasadena.

PASADENA, Cal, Dec. 15.-Miss Agnes
Claypool, IS years old, the daughter of q
wealthy resident of this city, was instantly
killed, and Harvey Bissell, "a years old,
son Of a Grand Rapids, Mich, millionaire
manufacturer, VAS perhaps fatally injured
Tuesday evening in an automobile accident
Mr.. Bissell and Miss Claypool were rid
ing in q racing automobile, which went
over the grade of the Eagle Rock Valley
road and fell 100 feet dow the steep IN
cline.
Miss ClAypool's body was found under
the-machine, A broken rib had punctured
her lungs. Bissell was lying nearby and
still conscious. His collar-bone and
right leg were broker and his spine wal
injured severely.
Bissell said that after leaving the top Of
the steep incline the transmission OF the
machine broke, and he was unable to oheol
it's flight with the brake. He called to Mis-
Claypool to jump, but It was too late ant
the heavy machine plunged dow the ON
bankment before either of Its occupants
could free themselves.
1t is said hat young Bissell and Mis-
Clsypool were to be married this winter.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
KEe Rec DISTRICT FIXED
Limits OF Drainage Division Outlined
by Board.

OF Drainage Division Outlined
by Board,
The Board of Supervisors yesterday aft
ernoon approved the report Of the commits
sioners appointed to assess damages in
connection with the proposed construction
Of the Keg creek drainage ditch and es-
tablished the drainage district. Claims for
damages a~ggregating S24.O1 were filed by
owners of land through which the ditch
will pass, but the commissioner only al
lowed So, 4S4, and as no objections to the
award had been filed the board approved
the report.
An additional levy equal to two-sevenths
Of the original assessment was ordered for
the cost Of the N~ishnabotna ditch in the
town Of Avoca. It was found that the or
iginal assessment was not sufficient to
cover the cost Of establishing and oon-
structing the ditch. d. M. Killpack OF
Nicola township was appointed commits
sioner from Pottawattamie county to act
with a like commissioner from Harrison
in the matter of an additional ditch pc
titioned for in the Harrison amie
Joint drainage district. The proposed new
ditch will be wholly within Harrison
county.
A resolution making assessment Of ben
efits against property owners on whom
the board decided had not been served
with sufficient notice at the regular No
vember session was passed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
The Leffert Glassware Booth.

About the p~rettiest thing that has come
to Council Bluffs in a long time Is the
glassware booth Of Emil II. Leffert's new
jewelry store. Occupying a position at the
rear center Of the large room, It at once
attracts the attention Of the visitor. The
four walls Of the both are of French plate
mirror and the shelving Of heavy plate
glass, Here is displayed a large line CT
the superior Hawkes. cut glass. 1t often
Is said that there are only two kinds Of
cut glass-Hawkes and the other kind,
The Leffert line includes full table md
water sets and single pieces for all appro-
pirate purposes. Many Of the pieces sug-
gest themselves at once as most suitable
for Christmas gifts. The intrinsic worth,
the lasting quality, the beauty, the useful
ness-all unite In an appeal to the buyer,
Tho Hawkes. cut glass never loses it's bril-
lance, It looks as we'll on our table as II
possibly can be made to look In this beau
tiful Leffert store. The housewife Graves
Hawkes. cut glass. The new store Is at 5o'
Broadway. one block west of old location.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
City Elections in
Massachusctt
Worcester Changes to Wet Column
and Salem to Dry-Thirteen
Others Are Unchanged.

BOSTON, Dec. B.-The license question
was again the paramount issue in the cleo,
lions in fifteen Massachusetts cities today
Worcester going into the wet column
after two years OF no license. Salem wen
back TO no license after a year of license
The other cities remain as they were q
year ago on the license question,
Mayor George II. Brown, the policeman
mayor OF Lowell, who won by an unpreoe-
tented majority last year, was beaten BY
his democratic opponent, John F. Meehan
Mayor John f. Hurley was defeated IN
Salem by Arthur Howard, a newspaper
owner. Howard has been a resident Of the
city only a year, during which time lie
has conducted a %strenuou campaign, edit
ing his paper for a time from jail because
of a libel action.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
MRS. SALLY MKINNEY DEAD
Woman who Led Quantrell's band
Into Lawrence Expires at
EmpOrta.

EMPoRIA, Kan. Dec 1A-Mrs sally
Mckinney, who, tradition says, led QUAINT
reil and band into Lawrence on the mem
orable occasion OF the saoking Of that town
on August n, 1888. died here today after
a long illness.
Stories regarding the connection Of Mrs.
Mckinney with the sacking Of Lawrence
differ. She would never discuss the mat
ter. The version most generally accepted.
however, sbsolves her from all blame. 1t
is said she was riding with a party of
friends near Lawrence when ouantrell and
his men overlook her and forced her to
lead them into the town.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
JACKSON STILL AN OFFICIAL
County superintendent Has Not Yet
Received New Appointment.

County superintendent Has Not Yet
Received New Appointment.
Prof. p. r. Jackson has not yet ten
dered his resignation as county suporin
tendent of schools and will not do so until
he receives his appointment to a position
in the forestry department from Washing,
ton, He had been notified to report in
Washington by January 8, but up to last
evening his appointment had not reached
here. Mr., jackson conferred with the
Board Of County Supervisors yesterday
afternoon and the board expressed itself
as willing to appoint a successor as soon
as Mr., jackson received his appointment
and rendered his resignation, which wNl
probably take effect January 1.
1t is understood that there are several
candidates for the office who are only
waiting for Mr.. Jackson to hand in his
resignation to file their applications with
the board. Members of the board declined
yesterday to make public the names of the
prospective candidates until the appllca.
tons are filed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
= Brnnch libraries Planned.

The trustees OF the free public library
are planning to establish ran libraries
in the public schools. They have placed in
the hands of Mrs. Daley. the librarian, a
fund OF $3.50 from which extra books in
constant demand in the children's depart.
ment may be bought to supply the demand
created by these branch libraries.
The board has also decided to increase
tho appropriation for the purchase of
magazines so hat several copies Of the
more popular ones will be on nand to meet
the needs OF the patrons Of the library
The appropriation for magazines wal
about S22S and this will be Increased by
SIS.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
hight Divorces at GIenwood.

GLENwOOD, Ia, Dec, 16.-(Special)-
Eight divorces were granted and consider
able equity business was transacted at the
term Of district court just closed. The
cases against the city OF Glenwood (If-
teen In number for damages caused by the
overflow OF Keg creek were disposed of
by demurrer favorable to the city. The
case OF George E.. Mann against the Bur
iington Relief association was decided in
favor Of the plaintiff and a verdict for
1860 returned, The case OF Graham
against the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Railroad company for $40, 900 was continued
until next term. No criminal cases were
tried this term. H.. C, Pease was taken to
he inebrlats asylum at Knoxville by
Sheriff Linvills last Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Finds Mother in PoOrfarm.

CoRYDoN, Ia, Dec, i5,-(special)-
After a search OF twenty-five years, Miss
Ailnnie stewart OF Dodge City, Kan. has at
asst found her mother, Mrs, Emily Hell
nick, in the county poor farm, The dAugh-
er has searched the country over to find
ler mother. Mrs, Helmick was found BY
ounty officers twenty-five years ago at
ambrla in, a wretched condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
MaEnoIia's Oldest resident Dead.

LOGAN, Ia, Dec, b.-tspecial)-The
funeral OF Norman Hardy, aged 90, who
iied Saturday at the home OF his brother,
,. NJ. Hardy OF Logan, took place at 10
o'clock, Interment was in Magnolia ceme-
cry, Mr.. Hardy came 70 Harrison county
n 1885. At the time OF death he was recog-
nolia.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Dies at Ninety-ssven.

BOONE. Ia, Dec. h.-(speciaL)-aonday
morning Z. H. Bennett died at the age OF
"a wears, He was born in Cambridge,
MPts., April y, 1915, ana while yet g lad
moved with the family TO Bridgeport
Conn. When manhood wa reached the
family moved to La Porte, Ind, where Mr..
Bel nett was married 10 Miss Frances
Wlnchell. Here their five children were
born and raised.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Iowa

uce court at Charles City Today, when she
was found guilty OF adulterating milk sold
by her to a Charles City Pros
ecution was begun by the state food and
dairy commission The trial developed that
the cream from Mrs. Hollis dairy proved
very rich in butter fat during the warm
weather, but poor in butter fat in the colo
weather. II was proven that melted tallow
had been added to the milk.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
DoxEY INQUIRY GOES OVER
Grand Jury Lays Case Aside TO Look
IntO killing OF Man by Boy
Chauffeur.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. B--Aftsr examining tive
witnesses today the grand jury temporarily
dropped the Investigation into the death OF
William ], ErdeT TO take up the death OF
Theodore r. Ballard. who was killed by a
boy autmobils driver last night. Mrs. Il.
r. Doxsy. charged with Erder's death by
poisoning, 10 still In jail, -Four men and
two women rave been killed by youthful
chaufteurs here recently. George 0ebhart,
chauffeur, who ran down Mr., Ballard, was
arrested. and released on bail to answer
any charge the grand jury may prefer.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Real Bstate Transfers.N

These transfers we're reported to The Bee
December "a by the Pottawsttamie County
Abstract company Of Council Bluffs:
Cora d. osborn and husband aul ORA
O. Osborn and wife to Hugh Noone,
lots 1, 2, s and 4, block 10, Central
SubdiV., W. S,bVO
Otto Roma, referee, to Adolph Lee
beck, lots IA, 10 and Is. block l. Noes
add. to Walnut, ref. d......,..,.... 45c
Lyman T.. Shugart and wife to Elmer
E.. Shugart, undivided half Of lots
Is and 16, block 6, Bayliss' LIST add,
W. J
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
YOUNG MEN ARE SENT TO JAN
Girls with Them Are Fined-POIice
TO Stop Dances

TO stop dances,
Frank Murphy, r. ]. Stone and the two
girls, Luella and Ethel Thompson, who
were arrested at an early hour Sunday
morning at the Metropolitan hotel, where
they had registered as man and wife, wsrs
each fined $40 and costs In police oOnrt
yesterday morning. The young men wer,
not charged with a more serious offsns,
than disorderly conduct, despite the fac.
that Ethel Thompson 10 said to be onl,
10 years OF age. The young fellows wer,
unable to pay their fines and will boar
them out In the city jail.
Ethel Thompson, the Youngest Of the tw,
girls arrested, will be brought before tn,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Seed in Throat
Over Three Months
Boy Coughs UP Particle Lodged in
His Windpipe Since Last
Fall.

IOWA CITY. Ia. Dec. 1b.-(Special)-
After carrying a watermelon seed In MS
wlndpipe for more than three months
George Shriber, aged . years, and the sor
Of Jacob Shriber of this city. yesterday
coughed UP the offending particle. The
youth while eating a piece of melon last
fall swallowed several seeds. some Of
which became lodged in his wlndpipe. HI
suffered greatly for a time and a few
hours after the accident an operation was
performed and the knife was used to cut
through and take out the seeds. Appar'
entity one was overlooked, for after re-
covery from the operation the boy con
tinued to nave a dlsagreeable cough. Yes
terday he was seized with an unusually
violent fit Of coughing and soon raised tn
seed which was in n perfect state Of pres
ervation. Physicians declare the case on
of the most remarkable on record.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
second Rnid I'D Mi.souri vnller,

LOGAN, IA, Dec. 15,-(speoial.)-As a re-
suit Of information filed by County At
torney Thomas C. Smith, Sheriff Rock, as
sisted by his deputy, Coulthard, and Con-
stable Peckenpaugh, fell on the saloons
Of Missouri Valley Saturday evening and
took two wagon loads Of liquor and placed
It In the city jail for safe keeping, but
after the officers we're out Of the city one
saloon brought in a fresh supply Of liquor
and opened up business, but the Officers
searched and captured two wagon loads
OF liquor where the saloon opened up and
in addition arrested the following men for
violating the liquor law and maintaining
a nuisance: Jones, Maloney, Gary, Miltmen.
Davis, Fitzgerald. Wilson. Reel and
Zahner, all of whom have given bonds and
will rave a preliminary hearing Tuesday.
Wednesday, December IL. the matter OF
injunction will be argued before Judge
Wheeler, The four wages loads Of cap
tured liquor were brought to Logan this
evening and will be held here awaiting
the outcome Of the litigation to follow.