davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Holbrook argus., 1909-02-02

Date No. To Whom. Account of Amount Apl 7 50 C. L Hathaway, work hired at pest
 house, public health 500 51 C. L. Hathaway, supplies to pest
 house, public health. 1 45 52 Guy P. Mapes, guard quarantine)~ 215 % 53 E. T. Sherwood, guard (quaranne) 115 % 54 Leslie Hughes guard (quarantine)and 55 o. Young guard (quarantine) and
 nursing - 77oo ' 56 C. Ybarra nursing small pox 200 % ' 57 May Ketchum nursing small pox
 so % !. M. w. Wilson & Co.,, supplies board
 of health. 80 ' 59 C. M LaPrade supplies board of
 health 3 70 " 60 R. C. Creswel, supplies board of
 health - 15e 50 |" 61 A. E. Gilard, supplies board fhealth 94 IS " 62 P. A. Ward supplies board of health 60 15 |" 63 D. E. Hanks supplies board of health 43 % " GA John Tatum supplies board of health Al 80 '' 65 Rand Dagg Mere. Co. supplies board
 of health 179 35 {" 66 City Drug Store, supplies board of
 health 114 70 " 67 M. w. Wilson, guarding small pox
 50 % |" 6s Lloyd C. Henning printing for board
 of health 25 40 " 69 w. w. Willis, fees and expenses sani
 officer 1S2 65 " 70 T. w. Tanner, sanitary guard ..-.---- 15 co ' n Alma Hunt, sanitary guard 25 75 " 72 Ellen L. Smith, supplies and services,
 board of health. 73 25 " 73 Shumway Bros livery hire board of
 health 175 OO "A Hobrook Drug Go supplies to board
 of health 3O9 60 75 R. G. Bazel, medical services board
 of health. 494 80 " 76 Geo. P. Sampson, medical services,
 board of health. 273 50 v A. E. Gilard medical supplies board
 of health. S7 7S City Drug Store medical supplies in
 digent sick 25 79 R. G. Bazel, medical services, prison
 and lunacy case.--.--....-...... 97 70 80 D. H. Wlbanks, nursing indgent
 sick - ... ..-...... 24 20 S1 M Leberman, nursing indgent sick 45 co S2 Amanda Eleanor, nursing indigent
 - ~ OO S3 Louis Korn rent indgent
 
 S4 A. Sutherland, rent, ndigent in
 sane oO S5 Tom Woo meals to ndigent insane co S6 w. A. Parr burial of paupers.------ 30 co 87 Philip Kessler, repairs of chairs in SS lose Nuauez, refund on license.-.. 13 33 C Pooe find license
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-05
ELMA.

Dr.. Blair is building a new side
walk around the street fronts Of the
Elma General Hospital.
J. r. Wick and wife, of Wash
ington, are is visiting his brother
DR.. Wick, who is in charge OF the
Union Pacific hospital in this city.
Dixon & Toby are putting in a
new spur from the Elma branch,
which will be extended half mile
to new body of fine timber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins of Olympia
have taken charge of the Home res
taurant. Mrs. Perkins is a daugh-
ter of David Barrie. former pro-
prietor. 18TH
Mrs. John Kessinger, who has
been visiting relatives in this city,
and Montesano for several weeks,
left "Wednesday to visit the eXposi-
ton, and from there will return to
her home at McCloud, California.
The Vance Lumber company will
commence August first to run to ca
pacity. The railroad is built in to
a new section of timber and log
ging operations have commenced
there. The locomotive has been
thoroughly overhauled and will do
more work than before.
Thursday evening Abner Winders,
road supervisor. suffered a fracture
of one Of the bones of his arm and
miraculously escaped worse Injury
He was driving a colt, having pow
de- in his wagon. The colt became
fractions, and Mr.. Winders made
efforts to get the explosives out of
the wagon, III which he fortunately
succeeded, but was kicked by the
colt, receiving the injury above stat
ed
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-05
IN CKFNALiS COUNTY
HAPPENiNcS IN ALL PARTS OF
He COUNTY.
tens of interest From all sections
of Chcha.'s County,, Gathered Nv
aberdeen Herald Core Sp0ndSnfS
and Cleaned From Our County
Exchanges.
MONTESANC.

j. W. Keme.1in has purchased the
ROYAL Confectionery and Ice Cream
parlors of Mrs Moffitt and will con-
duct the sam n the future.
Mrs. Mason Irwin entertained 4
number Of local ladies at her hons
on Wednesday afternoon, in honor
of her guest, Mrs. n. b. Coleman,
of Los Gatos.
Mrs. Ida c. Chabot, of Moclips,
visited Montesano, Monday. Mrs.
Chabot's two charming daughters
will soon make two years tour OF
Europe with wealthy aunt of New
York who has invited them to
join her.
Miss Justine Carothers received a
dispatch from her uncle last Friday
to join a party of cousins to see
the fair and they have gone to Vic
toria and Vancouver, b. c., and will
visit many of the Sound cities before
returning.
The real estate market is i'm
proving steadily. r. II. Fleet re-
ports several sales this month,
among which he mentions the fol-
lowing: Lot 6. section 10, twp. II
n. +. from Virginia Fowler to Alex
Poison for $2500; the Jacob
Schnock ranch of 440 acres in sec
ton 90 to 26, twp 16 n, 10, to j. p.
Porter for $4,000; lots and s, block
IL, Byles g. Dabney's addition to
Montesano, from II. H. Pennel to j.
A. Putnam; lots and 10, block
10. McBryde's addition to August
Halberg; lots 10, II, u, block -.
Academy addition from n. G. Fish
er 10 A. D. DevOnshire. There Is
urgent need of houses 70 trent. The
demand is steadily increasing.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-05
HOGUIAM.

Mrs. A. Lawrence left last week
for kclso where she will visit her
parents. She is accompanied by her
little son.
Miss Edna Harper Of Los An
geles is here visiting her mother,
Mrs. Dunn and sister, Mrs. c. ID.
Petit.
Mrs Martin Alexander is spend
ing few days in Seattle visiting
friends and taking in the fair.
Fourteen members were initiated
into the Eagles lodge Monday night
ate. which Il lunch was served.
Over $50 members were present.
Mrs. C. f. Rockwell left last
week TO, San Pedro in response
Tt telegram conveying the sad
news that her mother was dying.
Harry Under is back from Seat
tie where he has been spending the
past two months attempting to make
his Indian show a paying PROPOSE
ton Mr.. Under says there are too
many attractions for any one to
make money.
Jeff Bartell, for the past two years
barn boss at the National Lumber
& Box company, has accepted a po-
sition on the local police force, fill
ing the vacancy by the resigna-
tion of PatrOlman Sheperd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bion Compton re-
turned home Monday evening from
Victoria, B. c., where they were
married, and were met at their
home by a party of friends and given
rousing welcome. Later crowd
Of young lads charivaried them.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-05
OAKvILLE.

\. y. Dahl OF Garrard creek re-
ports his hay crop all in.
inc. Thompson has returned
from Aberdeen and is working in
the Union Timber Co. S camp again.
Merritt Hunter and family will
move to Cate in few days, Mr..
Hunter being employed at that place.
VIM Blackman is home from the
harbor country, the position he
went to ill not proving as steady
as he hoped. =
Mrs. Emily Korthase and son
Jimmy" and her brother John
Gnrrad of Aberdeen have been in
Oakville this week and returned
home Tuesday.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-05
At THE COURT HOUSE
THE WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
DOINGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
r1inuteS of the Superior Court and
New Cases Filed. List OF Real cS-
tate Transfers and Miscellaneous
Instruments Filed With County
Auditor.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT

The following is the record of bus
mess transacted In the superior court
last week:
Ii. J. Hughes ct al VS.. Edward
Welch. Judgment - plaintiff for
$432.92 and costs
Clara M. Griffiths VS.. Walter Grit
fiths. Divorce granted.
In re guardianship of Frances Reil,
minor. Guardian authorized to i'm
prove realty.
s. X. Bowes ct al VS.. Rupert Steam
ship Co. Report of receiver APP
proved.
In re estate of Rebecca H. James,
deceased. Allen Bradford appointed
administrator.
Beulah Burton VS.. Walter T. Bur-
ton. Divorce granted.
Carrie D. Stickney VS.. Edward
Stickney. Divorce granted. ,~.
Fred A. Hart, trustee, VS.. Helen
b. Wood Judgment for plaintiff.
Robert Scott VS.. Hayes & Hayes
Motion to vacate judgment denied.
State VS.. w. r. Macfarlane. Dis
missed.
In re estate of John f. Evans, de-
ceased. Sept. 4, fixed to hear final
account of administrator
Michalitske Bros. VS.. o. c. YAM
men. Petition for appointment OF
appraisers set for August Z,
Allen H. Dougherty VS.. Mamie
Dougherty. Divorce granted.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-05

CONTINUED on Page Four.)
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-05
New Cases.

Dan Pearsall VS.. Hayes & Hayes,
and r. A. Buell.; punishment.
State of Washington VS.. Peter Swan
son and Chas. Olson; burglary.
Clara NJ. Griffiths VS.. Walter Grit
fiths: divorce.
Matt Johnson ct uX VS.. Union
Timber Co.; RECESSION of contract.
Robt w. Benefited VS.. Mary A..
Watkins.
State of Washington VS.. Fred Cam
eron; dispensing intoxicating liquors
to an Indian.
r. T. Dabney ct Tx VS.. the City
Of Aberdeen, r. J. Hits and Eugene
France: damages.
r. T. Dabney VS.. r. J. Hits dam
ages.
j. A. Hutchinson VS.. A. E. Waite,
Chas. y. Waite and Margaret c.
Eastman; foreclosure or tax lien.
Louis Karshner VS.. J. +. kar-
sinner; divorce
Patrick Carroll ct TX VS.. M. M.
Watson. Grays Harbor & Puget
Sound Ry Co., and J. a. Caughren;
Martin Waldson, William Winters,
II. H. Boomer, Grant Smith, w. E.
Hauser and f. V. Hauser.
Aberdeen Lumber e Single Co.
VS.. Edward Andrews and Edward
Anderson, ct uX; foreclosure of tax
lien
same VS.. Caroline Ringer and Bar
ton II. Virgins ct uX; same.
Same VS.. George n. Kelly ct ux;
same.
Gertrude Hitchcock VS. Harland
P. Hitchcock: divorce.
Mary A. Fox VS.. E. H. Fox, di-
VOrCc
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-05
Miscellaneous Transfers.

Jensiene Hanson to e. Thompson,
mtg e1a 1t ., b 6, E. d M.
add Aberdeen ~
D Espidal to V. Markhula, sat
mtg. 1t /, b =, E. & M. add,
Aberdeen ...... .....'..'
A. w. Anderson to Lumberman
Bank chat mtg, donkey en-
ginc, etc -. 80 io'
Jessie f. Clark ct vir to Equit-
able Saving & Loan Assn. mtg
It's s 8, b %, Karr's River
add Hoquiam ...'...
Same to public, affidavit. =.
d. Rogan to VIM. Phillips, con-
A Roop to G.. Diggs, ct uX, chat
mtg household goods o.
A. w. Featherly to Carrie Digs,
chat mtg same -. y
G.. d. Harris Lumber Co. VS.. j. H.
Story, lien .'.... =
F. w. Loomis to Chehalis County
Bank, chat mtg =
Lumbermans Bank to }. jan
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-05
Tad Linccln's Comment,

az hibCCiI SGHlHlS.tt.
Little Tad Lincoln. upon hearing of
his fathers assassination, was fran
tic with grief. but. seeing the sun rise
in splendor tn next morning. seemed
treasured.
'Do you think my father has gone TO
heaven he Il i.el Gentleman who
! mad called at the White House.
| Il have not Il doubt of it," was the
reply.
Then" said the lad bravcly, though
brokeny. Il am glad he has gone
! there, for he never was happy after he
came here. This WAS not Il good place
/ for him"
Origin Of Language.
| Language is the vehicle of thought
and is not necessarily vocal. 1t is safe
| to say that the sign or gesture Ian
guage preceded the oral or real Ian
| guage and that it was Il long time be-
! fore the latter form of communicating
IDEAS became anything like universal
There are still tribes that have en-!
the gesture language. supplemented b.
the mcrest jar@on of words. Beyond Il
| doubt the race began its career dumb
| Just as the babe does. and acquired it,.
vocabulary very slowly and painfully
New York American.
His Sermon on Women.
An English preacher in the seven
tcenth century. speaking to the text
ITO be or not to be-" said that wo,na..
should be like ard unlike three thin.r
She should be like snail. always
keep within her own house. but ~,
like snail. to carry all she had 90
her back. She should be like an echo.
to speak when she was spoken to. but
not like an echo. always to have the
| last word. She should be like Il town
clock. always keep time and regular.
ity, but not like a town clock. to speak
her.-Mlnneapolis Journal.
| His Chance to Get Even.
| A lawyer came into court drunk.
when the judge said to him. Sir. am
sorry to see you in Il situation which
Is disgrace to yourself and family
and the profession to which you be-
long"
This reproof elected the following
colloquy:
Did your honor speak to me?
II did, sir. l said. sir. that in my
opinion you disgraced yourself ana
family. the court and the profession by
your course Of conduct"
May i-i-it please your honor, l have
been an attorney I, min this c-c-Ourv
for fifteen years, and permit me to sa.,.
your honor that this is the first cor.
rect opinion e"cr knew you to give"
/ -Rehoboth Sunday Herald
Get What He Could.
The great specialists patient. aftes
many weeks Of treatment. had ut las;
been declared cured Of al "incurable'
disease. AMI with il grateful feeling he
asked the physician the amount Of his
! bill.
THAT depends. my dear SIR" said
the specialist whenever | treat Il
man always make it IL point to deter
| mine his occupation and how large Il
| family he has to support Then !
make out my bill accordingly. May
ask what you do for n living?"
II am poet" replied the patient
sOulfully.
| "In that case" said the physician.
1T you will give me the money in
cash now, it'll be dollar and half"
Judge.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-05

Musical Instruments, music books.
sheet music, instructors, strings fit
tings for all kinds of Instruments
Evans Drug Co. If
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-05
At the Bal Masque.

Gertie-You danced that twOstep d.
vinely Who taught you? Nell-My
two stepsistprs.-lllustr Bits.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-05
Real Estate Transfers.

Instruments filed for record in
the office of the Auditor of Chehalis
county for week endingg Thursday,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-05

A handsome woman pleases the eye.
but a good woman the hcart.-Dutch
prOCorh
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-08-05

For Quincy. Express or Dray, call
IA. A. \. star Transfer. Your Or
ders promptly filled. If
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-05
FEDERATION HEADS
SILENT ON DECISION
Gompers and Morrison Will
Leave Today for An
nual Convention.

President Samuel Gompera and Score.
tary Frank Morrison. Of the American
Federation Of Labor, accompanied by a
clerk from the Federation's headquar-
ters here' viii leave Washington to-
day for Toronto to attend the regular
annual convention OF that body.
The party expects to be gone two
weeks, ana during that time neither Mr..
Gompers nor Mr.. Morrison anticipates
any proceedings Ia the pending court
litigation in which they are petitioning
TOT witt Of eertiorari affecting the de-
cision or the District Court OF Appeals
athrming the decision OF Justice wright
OF the Supreme Court of the District
OF Columbia, holding them in conternnt.
II was stated at the Federation's
headquarters this afternoon that In all
probability neither Mr. Gompers nor Mr.
Mofrlson would have anything 70 say
respecting the case before leaving the
city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-05
HUSBAND DEFENDED
BY JUDGE DE LACY
Wife Can't Command Husband tC
Live With His Mother
in-LaW.

"A wife can't command her husband
to- live VITA his mother-in-law." de-
clared Judge De Lacy, in the Juvenile
Court, today. Every man is entitled
to a home OF his own" continued the
court, ''and no less an authority than
George washington has said there is no
house in the world large enough for two
families"
Mrs. Ella Johnson brought an action
against her husband 10 compel him TO
pay her alimony for the support Of their
infant child, asserting she would never
again live with him, as he made often
sive remarks about her mother; but he,
in defense, pleaded he had 10 home life
would not allow him to even come down
and sit in the parior: so that he was
Obliged TO stay shut up in his own room
or 90 TO the club. He offered to provide
a home for his wife and child, if she
would leave her mother. This she abso-
luteIy refused to do, and the court dis
missed the case.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-05
SOUTHERN EXPLORER
WILL LECTURE HERE.
Lieutenant Shackleton Ac-
cepts Invitation of National
Geographic Society.

Of Commander Robert =. Peary at the
New Masonic Temple for November u,
the N0epnal Geographic Society today
made knewn the coming OF Lieut. r. II.
Shackleusn, Of the British navy, who
Will lecture on ''Farthest South" The
date OF the Shackieton lecture has been
fixed for December.
Lieutenant ShaQsIeton with his party
Of British soldiers and scientists put the
British flag within III miles OF the South
Pole before they we're compelled TO turn
back. while Peary planted the American
flag at the North Pole. according to
the decision Of the committee which
went over his data.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-05
IF UNCLE JOE SHORES
HE DOESN'T CARE MUCH
Speaker Smiles at Charges That His Noise Drives Young
Married Couple From Sleeper-Didn't Know He
Had the Habit-Satisfied at Election Results.

DANVILLE, H., Nov. 5-Jncle Toe
Cannon has been asked about the story
sent out from Memphis that he had
driven a young married couple from
their berth in an Illinois Central sleeper
by his snoring.
$50 they say snored. do they? Wen,
just tell the public that dc not stay
awake to see whether I snore or not,
but I guess if the newspapers say
did it must be so But If the news
papers have told the truth in this mat
ter il is more than they have done
about anything else I have said or done
on my Southern trip
And what II I do snore? Whose
business is IT? There were only six
persons on that sleeper. and not a
single woman among them. Shore, did
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-05

I? Wen, I don't give a darn If did. -
Mr.. Cannon appeared greatly pleased
when he learned that the Republicans
had won most of the offices In the New
York city election, but would not dis
cuss the reason.
Concerning the Parsons charges, he
said.
Those charges were denied by me
when they We're made by Mr.. Parsons,
and I have nothing further to say at
present. 1 am still Speaker and I am
not going to resign, Notwithstanding the
kicking and the knocking Of the follow
ers of La Toilette and Cummins.
know Of no way to prevent their kick
ing, and would not stop II IL l could.
am satisfied there will be enough Re
publican Senators and Representatives
at the December session Of Congress to
perform the functions for which they
We're chosen in harmony with the policy
Of the Republican party"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-05
MAKES RECORD TRIP
ACROSS CONTINENT

CHICAGO, Nov 5.-Barring accident,
what Is expected to prove the fastest
transcontinental freight shipment ever
made reached Chicago. and with little
delay WIS sent on to complete the Jour
ney from Tacoma to New York.
Last Sunday four carloads OF silk were
received from Japan at Tacoma The
silk arrived here today az 2.19 D. m.
Within eleven minutes these cars were
transferred to the Pennsylvania rail-
road. and today the shipment viii be
In New York thus making the entire
run in fewer than six days.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-05
CHILD IS KILLED
IN AN ELEVATOR
John Van fiorn Victim of Accident
in Building in Phila-
delphia.

John Van Horn, the five-year-old son
Of Edgar Van Horn, Of 8 Ninth street
southeast was instantly killed while
riding in an elevator in a building in
Philadelphia yesterday afternoon. The
child was caught between the shaftway
and the car. which was going at a fairly
good rate Of speed.
Mr.. Van HON, the boys father, who
IS an expert mechanic IN the employ
of the Navy Department, has been ia
Philadelphia for the last month testing
and fitting sights for the tWelve-inch
guns at the League Island Navy Yard.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-05
FEDERAL SURGEONS
TO STUDY PELLAGRA
Seven Doctors Are Assigned to At
tend the Convention at
Columbia. S. G.

Acting Secretary. of the Treasury
Hills has appointed seven doctors, most
of them belonging to the Bureau of
Public Health and Marine Hospital
Service, as a committee 10 attend the
convention on pellagra, which is TO meet
at COLI lI0ia, S. c.
They are as follows: Passed Assist
ant Surgeon John +. Anderson, DR..
Reid Hunt, Surgeon NJ. J. ROsenau.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Q. II. LAWN
der, Passed Assistant Surgeon j. d.
Long. DR.. William A. White, superin-
tendent of the Government Hospital for
the Insane. and Nicholas Achuccaro,
also attached to that institution
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-05
DR.. POWERS BOOKED
FOR LECTURE HERE
Municipal Budgers and Expendi-
lures" Is Timely Subject of
Talk for Tomorrow.

In view Of the plan recently suggested
by the Commissioners for the payment
OF the District debt in installments,
considerable interest is attaching to the
lecture which will be delivered to-
night by DR.. lie Grand Powers,
chief statistician Of the Bureau of the
Census, on Municipal Budgets and Ex-
penditures.
The address win be the first of a series
Of lectures which are TO be given under
the auspices Of the Association of Amer
lean Government Accountants, and win
be given at O'Clock at the Public
Library. Ninth and X streets.
The lectures, which are to be given
Iwice a month viii be open to the
pU bic without charge, and viii be fol-
lowed by a general discussion among
those who attend.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-05
EXCURSIONS.

NEW NORFOLK LINE
60 m Q ne Round 60 m
SEsOV way Trip, S0sUU
Potomac and Chesapeake
Steamboat Company
Steamer St. John
southbound-Tuesday. Thursday and satur-
day. Leave Washington from sth 81 wharf
.. m; Alexandra. $3.50 D. M; Coioniai
Beach. 10 ? II Arrive Old Point, a. IA
Norfolk .
North e9assd-sunday. wednesday ana Frf-
day 1eS,ve Norfolk (frOm Commerce a.
docitl, ,. M Old Point 2. m; Coloniai
Beach, y midnight. Arrive Alexandra. g.36
q. m; Washington. q. m
Connections at Colonial Beach and Tvaab
ington with local steamers for Potomac RIver
lanoiuEs. At Norfolk and washington win
Inns diverging. For reservations. phone
Main 532 Uptown Ticket once, HabIe's
M tional HStel lobby. Schedule subferf -
tide and weather and to change without no
tice.
Rirst-CIass Service Throughout.
". =, CARNEs Jr., W 3. EMMERT
Genl ACT Vice President & Cen. MGR
nn3-sf
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-11-05
BUSINESS MAN SHOT

Mt. VERNON. H.. Nov. 5.-Frank
Brookman was shot and seriously
wounded today by D. r. Archer. The
ARRAY occurred in the Third National
Bank, and because Of the prominence
OF the men involved caused a sensa-
ton. The trouble arose over business
dispute. Archer Is reported to have az
saulted Brookman earlier in the day
with a knife.