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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
CLIQUE NAMES
p. ]. SMITH
coRmLEV. HOWEVER, is STILL
IN OFFICE AND WILL
FIGHT TO STAY.

peaplto the presentation Of petit
tiona signed by several hundred Of
Soattle's most prominent business
men asking that BENJAMIN Levy or
I.uciu- Mcclure be appointed to the
position. y. J. smith was this
morning appointed county treasurer
20 rIl the vacancy made by the fall
urd 81 Trsasurer-cicet George r.
Rnsaeil 60 qualify An opinion from
Prosecuting Attorney Nandcrveer
notifying them Of the existence Of
such a vacancy Was received by the
board this morning
Although he has received the APP
poiutment. II Is an open question
whether Mr. Smith will ever hold
the office. Matt u. Gormley, elect
"a four years ago 90 the treasurer
ship, 81 atiI treasurer In fact and
this morning be stated that, la view
OF the opinion Of former Prosccut-
ing Attorney Macintosh that no
vacancy wall exist iu the office until
hia successor a. elected and quail
fes. IL viii probably be necessary
90 take the matter into the courts
fnr settlement Treasurer Gormloy
SAYS that until tho question Is defi-
nlteiy settled by The courts, he VIII
retain the office.
smith was appointed upon the
recommendation OF Commissioner
Rutherford Commissioners Ruth
erford and Ahfahnms voted for
Smith. but Commissioner Carrlaan
voted for Benjamin Levy. whose
several large petitions were signed
by many prominent business men.
Smith presented no petition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
The Only American Actress Man
apeF. With = Theatre Of Her Own.

NEW YORK. Jan. l2.--By U. p
Maxine Elliott whose new theatre.
all her own. the Maxine Elliott.
Was lately opened. has a play writ
ten IN the latest style.
The vogue among playwrights for
three years was 20 have the hero
ine help others out u trouble. Rose
Siahrs The Chorus Lady and
Ethel BarymOrc'e Cousin Kate"
are examples. The new vogue is
TO pat the heroine into such trou.
bic that Il Is all she can 90 70 help
herself out. much iess aid any other
character Ia distress. Ethel Barry
mores Lady Frederick" IL a sam.
pie OF this vogue, Maxine EiIlotrs
new play. The Chaperon.H con.
tains the same feature.
The chapcron, diverted from an
Austrian count. Is forced TO spend
night on small island with Jim
Ogden. the man named by the count
MS correspondent. The count
catches them. This places the
beautiful Maxine. some OF whose
clothes are banging on an i'm.
provised clothes line. Ia a most EN-
haryaEsinE position. But II turns
out All right in the end, when the
chaperon is proven above sus-
plcion.
The theatre was built especially
for women stars. Julia Mariowe.
Nine. Namlxova and Mary Manner.
ing will all appear at the little
marble playhouse this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

Before the ink on yesterday art
ernoon'a edition ~ The Star was
fairly dry. responses were received
AZ the office to the piufui appeal
from tho wife and mother. who for
months has been going without
clothing Tor herself Ia order that hsr
husband and s-year-0id boy might
keep warm.
This morning the table ~ The
Star office was piled high with do
nations from Seattle people anxious
10 share with The needy what they
have.
Early THE morning q Star re-
Porter called at the home Of the suf-
ferer with wagon load q clothes
when the reporter introduced him
self and stated that be had the
clothes which she was 20 badly IN
need Of. tesrs atreamed down her
face and she was unable for several
minutes 20 control herself enough
TO sob out her thanks 10 the people
on this city who have 80 heartily
responded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

ARGUMENTS BEGUN IN
THE FAMOUS MUIR
DER CASE.
Counsel Urges That Crime
OF Brother Not That
of the Other.

FLUSHING. L. l.. Jan. i1-ny
U. Attorney Mclutyre. defend.
ing Thornton J. Halns. today began
the summing up for the man &C.
eused Of the murder % William T.
Annis. through participation IN the
shooting Of Anuis b. Captain Peter
C. IAains.
Mcintyre declared thar his cilsnt
was the victim o. a conspiracy and
arraigued Attorneys White and
Dayton. special counsel for the
state. charging that they accepted
blood money as a retainer Tor the
blood Of the accused man.
He described Hams actions AZ
the time Of the shooting 81 Annla
a. those OF a loving brother who
sought 70 protect the captain from
the wrath Of an Infatuated mob.
Mcintyre said thar the captain
was insane when be- shot Aunis.
aud that. though Thornton mentally
approved the killing Of the adsere
Using man. that formed no basis
Tor n prosecution. because DE-.
PENDANT cannot be found guilty TOR
mentally acquiescing In g killing
Look up Thornton Hainsi Look
into the eyes Of the twelve men be-
fore you. not one q whom believe
vou are guilty. I.aok ~ them
Let them look nc You,
you're going nome a. soon a.
they get the opportunity % uber-
ate you LIT them see and realize
what manner Of man they are Civ
Ing back 60 freedom"
with these remarkable words At
torney Mcintyre closed his summing
up for TIE man who a. accused Of
murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
ALI DODGE JACKSON
STREET QUESTION

responsibility by suggesting that the
board o. public works he seen"
The board. IN turn. asked n legal
opinion from Corporation Counsel
Calhoun. hoping In their hearts that
the aforesaid legal adviser would
show them some way out
And Calhoun. a. the city'n legal
expert legally and officially. mind
you. finds Il such Q delicate nitun-
ton that he does not deem 1t adj
viaahlo 20 butt in" where others
fear 20 tread
When the board met today there
was no opinion prepared. The board
was glad. although City Engineer
Thomson was not present and his
feelings on the issue are not konwn.
But the rest of the board were
downright tickled
Calhoun doesn't want 10 get mixed
up IN the scrap. and n h extremely
likely that the contractors will find
n necessary to shoulder an re-
sponsibillty Tor quitting work on
the biz job thus leaving the city
free from legal responsibility
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

WEIGH. " Va. Jan A. ~ r.
n Al least 100 miners we're trap
pod today BY an explosion IN the
Lick Branch colllery today mark
Ing the apeoBd disaster In the mlne
within two weeks Relatives Of
victims OF the previous explosion
when nfty men were killed. are
known 20 b. ia the mine today
The explosion this morning oc.
CURED just after the fun quota ~
the day shift had gone 10 work ana
IL Is known positively that $50 men
we're in the mine Al the time.
A felief train with surgeons and
supplies y a. ruahed from Hluefieid
and the bHildluga abous the shaft
have bern turned into hospitals.
The state mine Inspector and four
assistants inspected the mine just
before the previous explosion and
pronounced II one OF the safest and
hest ventilated IN the region. An.
other inspection was made after the
explosion but did not reveal the
cause
swischhaek. the scene 81 the
disasters. Is in Mcdowell county in
The center Of the Flat Top eosi
fsnlda.
The already stricken and bereaved
families are Wild with grief today
and agnuiFsd women and children
gather ahost the workings In a
frenEY % fear and despair
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

VANCOUVER. b. C.. Jan. Ia
by u. P.-The fun force OF the
earthquake was felt here, and y
was loug time after the shock
before people we're treasured. All
store fittings down town Rwayed az
II on shipboard. and many people
rushed into the streets
The shock was felt AZ Victoria.
No damage was occasioned. beyond
the breaking OF some crockery IN
a few homes. Cumox. Aibcrni.
pachena. namfield and other points
report having felt the shock, BAN
field stating that two trcmors were
felt.
Al the Empress hotel. Victoria,
The shock was sufficient TO throw
the Totem poles to the floor, and
the employees and guests rushed
into the open. crying out With
fright
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
IS
ON WAY
HOME
PARDONED MAN WILL
ARRIVE HERE To-
MORROW.
Win Offer TO Stand Trial
for the Murder Of
the Child.

Henry Cfaemer. Who. 10 years ago.
vas convicted - thu murder 81 Mrs.
philiplna Mueller. and Hcutenced 20
hang. yesterday walked out 81 the
state penitentiary az Waila waila
free man. but Il uow on bic way
back 20 Seattle. where be wiil. in
accordance With an agreement Re
made with o. T. MeEenor. a civil
engineer Who has made a long
fight for his release. give himself
40 10 the prosecuting attorney. 60
back 90 iais n necessary and stand
trial Tor the murder Of the tWoyeag
old baby which was killed AZ ths'
same time as the mother.
Believes crsemer innocent.
wegener has always believed
Craemer innocent iiis efforts to
secure CraemeTH freedom have
been prompted entirely from a feel
Ing Of friendship Tor the family.
and has cost him Considerable
money.
Except that WcRener expects
Crasmer 10 give himself 40 on his
AfNAHNt MtNt ANA FNMNtA ANN@A % AN7
formed against. he has no claim
whatever on the family. and a. Il
was through the tsarfui pleadings
Of the prisoners daughter that the
pardon was produced, WeEener will
not take the credit for the success
Of the work he started
Daughter Pleads Her Case.
The daughter sent 20 see Cover.
nor Mead last Tuesday. Up 90 that
time he had repeatedly refused 20
consider the application Of wegeneF
or others interested. hat when the
daughter called. the heart OF the
chief executive Of the state was
deeply touched aud he personally
reviewed the papers that have been
a part Of the state record since
1885 bat which have not been
touched since being stored away a.
that tins,
Craemer has had the greatest
difficulty IN securing a hearing lie
was convicted on circumstantial
evidence. lie was sentenced 20
hang. bat the date was postponed
from time to time until a life sen.
tence vas imposed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
BY T. j. DILLON.

OLYMPIA. Jan. 12.-If Justice
Root qualities and attempts 10 take
ms place on the supreme bench
be viii be officially snubbed.
The other SIX members Of The
bench will have no judicial com
municati0n with him until after tho
legislative committee gets through
With its Investigation.
This program is said 10 have
been reached by the members ~
The bench Immediately following
the publication OF the nndinge 81
me special bar association commit,
tee. when there began TO b. r1uors
mat Justice Root would seek AN
ameiioration Of the report AZ the
hands Of the legislature.
As soon az Justice Root takes
hih oath of office he will be- entitled
70 bis seat on the bench but be viii
receive no cases and his opinion
on any point before the court VIII
not BE- solicited or accepted This
court will take every method 10
protect itself from any possible con.
taminalon until after Justice Root
has been officially cleared or con-
demned
Root Has No Defenders.
The severity 81 the report OF The
bar association committee has had
the result OF stirring some purely
human sympathy for Justice Boot
among the members OF both
branches OF the legislature There
are none who uphold him in any
particular and 80 far as can be
learned he has no defenders what
ever, but there f. a general feeling
that be is being made 20 suffer the
brunt Of a disgraceful situation
which should be distributed.
II Justice Root were satisfied 10
allow the matter 10 rest where II
IS. there r. little probability that
the legislature would see fit TO take
any action. Prominent lawyers in
both branches are anxious that the
case be dropped and forgotten az
soon as possible, and they have
numerous reasons more or less 70
hCmentiy expressed for their atfi-
A1ANt nuk haN1t aNhtl1F tADot wants
10 go further the legislature will
more than meet him half way with
promise TO 20 TO the bottom until
Il brings up dirt
Arrives in Olympia.
Judge Root arrived in Olympia AZ
$3.50 last night and came TO the
Mitchell hotel lobby. where he con-
ferred for a few moments with r.
y. Palmer He was Immediately
surrounded by large gathering Of
friends who shook hands with him
and inquired after his health.
He appeared 10 be 81 good spirits
and was evidently greatly pleased
with his reception He was slightly
nervous snd shifted his hat back
and forth on his head continuously.
1t does me good 20 receive such
hearty greetings from my old
friends" said he "Of course
have some enemies Ike everybody
else You ask any OF those who
have known me for years what
sort OF a man Root ia"
Judge Root intended TO come 20
Olympia yesterday morning but
missed his train
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
SHERIFF HODGE CLASHES
WITH THE COMM SSIONERS
COLD WAVE WARNINGS BY JOSH WISE

Put a sofy piller under tn Their
momoten 30 that when tn mercury
falls Ii won't break
Ter keep IN stove Eoln all night
wind it up before retlrin.
Let frozen crowhare tie.
Don't shovel snow on yer noleh.
boris walk lie may shovel Il back
Ef ye sleep with yer mouth opcn.
don't sleep with IA wiuders open
Also vicl versus.
Snake bite remedy Is a good frost
bite remedy u used externally
Don't save Il on prospects. fer this
Amt m season Ter snakes.
After a cold night 80 out an see
ef scr stock IL comfortable. 70 it
isnt. It's too late
when IA wlndefs are beautifully
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

frosted. yarnlsh them ter preserve
ia pattern,
NJ yer w0odpiie's depleted nc a
critical moment. there's th mission
furniture Ter fan hack upon.
tn price % egga haes iuvorseiy
ter ca rise o. "a mercury
~ tn furnace goes out wait pa
ucntly fer Il ter return.
We can't steam heat a house with
a tea klttle.
plaein' hot water bag on m
hydrant will keen q from ffcozln,
Renew al hot water hourly dufln'
th' night
~ yer pipes are frozen. don't
draw any water It's TOO hard GA
IN inside o N pipes
AZ q preventative ye might put
a little bofax In "a water. They
say borax sofiens water
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
aEoRADE DEFICIT HAS THE
CITY OFFICIALS GUESS
ING SOME.

The city officials are. one and all
fnetri0usly sidesispplnz the Jack
son ". regrsde taugie The con
|fractors have been trying to have
this city take some Initiative in re-
gard % the cessation II work. az a
result u tire supreme courts adj
verse decision and the fact that the
available funds had been used 40.
The council is aeiicatoly but De-
ferminedly taking a course which
wsfi clear Il from the issue In ques-
zion. The city dads insist that the
|ooniractors shall stop upon their
|o~n soiitlou. n at ALL
And Il is ditto with the board 81
works The contractors want some
munieipai body % either passively
sanction a permit 20 end the work.
or Issue a direct request ordering
work stopped.
The council relieved itself from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
BY.
EXPLOSION
IN MINE
ONE HUNDRED MEN
ARE CAUGHT IN
ACCIDENT.
Second Disaster Occurs in
the Lick Branch
Colliery.

WEIGH, w. Va, Jan. Ia
By u. Ps--nutietlns--Ths heat
from the burning gases 10 90
intense this afternoon that no
attempt ls being made 10 enter
the mine. u 10 believed tho
death rate Will reach $50. There
are hundreds willing 10 rlsh
their ilves In rescue work. but
20 enter now me ans certain
death, with no possibility o. CIV.
ing AID 10 those ensombed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
POOR WOMAN wEEPs WHEN
OVERWHELMING WITH
CLOTHING AND FOOD.

~pesr Editort--i cannot sx-
press my gratitude ard Thanks
Ter your kindness. and aiao tns
people. for aiding 10 In cur dis
tress--for God knevs Ne we're
certainly In need. Ard. a. fer
rnysslf. ! never have been 80
happy for ssvsrsl years, ard !
feel 90 aood and warm, after
domino some ~ the wsHrina
spparsl. that hardly know What
70 DO with myself. May Cod
bless you al, - ny prayer.
aMpS. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
Fslt a. ssIlIngham.

BEfI.fNGHAM. Jan. livery
city In this section Of the state
felt the quake yesterday Plaster
waa knocked from the walls and
several buildings we're cracked at
Blaine. The excitement among the
people vas intense. and Tor oYer
an hour few stayed wlthin doors.
Drawing the cold IN preference 90
being caught beneath falling build
INKS should q violent quake occur
Al Port Angeles a 10 reported
that persons walking along the
street we're thrown 70 the ground.
Water pipes at Port Townsend
broke from the eArth'a jar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
TlLLMAk TO GO
AFTER ROOSEVELT

" ASfftNH lON, jan lE.-hy u
P.--Senaior Tiilman today gavs
notice Of his plan OF warfare on
the president as follows;
Il arm going after President
Roosevelt just as he has gone
after me and hope 70 get the
same kind Of evidence that he
has produced against me-"
Tiilman declined 10 make any
more definite statement OF his line
OF action
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
OTHER JUDGES will NOT
RECOGNIZE JUDGE ROOT


The snow, the snow the beautiful snow"
Yep. we're going 20 have That's
man We viii Il tonight tomorrow says
viii be and later the have q little rain
In the meantime will have little
thermometer bears him up to 25
degrees a noon
Northeast winds viii continue TO blow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

PAso ROBLEs. Jan. i2.-Gover.
norelect COsgroye win undoubtedly
leave Saturday IN the private car
California" for Olympia. lie Is
steadily improving
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

Guy sTRATToN pARooNEo.

OLYMPIA. Jan. ~ Guy G. STRAIT.
i IN. Of ballard. convicted 81 iuvol.
H nfary murder last spring. due to
running down and kill
lnt q little girl. Henriette johnson.
with his auto. and sentenced from
one To twenty years. has been par.
doned BY Gov Mead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
INSISTS THAT HE is
BOSS OF COUNTY
JAIL.
Names Jail Physician and
FAWon't Admit the APP
/ pointee of Board.

$50 long as am responsible
Ger the physical welfare 81 the
. prisoners IN the King county
Jail am polna 90 say who shall
administer 90 them when they
are sick. am the sheriff Of
King county. hold the keys 20
the lall and am going 20 be
3 the beee Or. John Tate Mason
will be the iall physician 50
long as am sheriff and no
medical apnolntee o. your
board will Get inside the JAN
doors"
] This was the word sent by Sher'
3ff Robert +. Hodge 30 the board
m county commissioners this morn.
nng after they bad formally select
lea Or. ". S. Ludlow as jail
physician.
Sheriff Hodge had already ap.
pointed Or Mason and yesterday
|apnoanced the appointment lie
had previously been Informed By
the commissioner that they would
name the Jail physician. but acting
upon his owu understanding OF TIE
law governing his office and the
advice OF several well known Law
yers. Hodge insisted that be would
not stand for the dlciauon Of
Rutherford and Abraham.
For political reasons. PROSECUTING
|Attorney Vanderyeer Is WORKING
with the county commissioners In
lshelr fight on sheriff Hodge. and
8hocause Of this Hodge viii not seek
or accept the advice OF Wander
'Teer.
II have appointed d.. Mason As
jail rhysician. am responsible
for the care Of the prisoners aud
n n Just as mach ny duty 10 pro
vide them with medical attention
a. ID Is 20 provide them with food.
said Sheriff Hedge this mornius
sff the commissioners refuse 70
paw DR.. Masou. ! Sfll take them Into
court and compel them 70 do 40.
II want the commissioners
ard everybody else in King
county 10 know that !, ard !
alcne. am going 70 be the
= sheriff IN sho~ them that a
coal miner knows little some
thlne. haven't invited any
trouble and arr more than
anxious 10 work IN harmony
with every other county off
elal. BAT ! am no, going 70 Dc
y this at tire sacrifice Of what !
Z know 20 be ny rights. Ny only
4 sins is 70 make tire Beat sheriff
this county has ever had and
LIN going 10 DO a even II !
have 20 fight every other OF.
flcer IN the county"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

The little home. consisting Of two
rooms in the basement Of a cheap
tenement house, spoke Tor Itself Of
tho misery and suffering OF So oc-
cupants A. tire woman. already
nearly sick abed from the suffering
and from the effects Of a blg wash
ing she had attempted yesterday
that she might have a biz Of money
with which 10 buy food, draEKed
herself to tie door. the reporter
al a glance. saw the terrible effects
OF poverty The woman had on
nothing bat a very thin wrapper and
the very gauxieHt KIND ~ underwear
The lad was wrapped Ia 4 piece of
old cloth. but was ahivering fright
fully. and hia thin drawn little fea
lures showed his sufforinrs hut
the Joy Of receiving these donations
was almost too much Tor him and
be shouted his thanks al the top OF
his voice.
Clothes for the Needy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

! Here's = Way 10 Help the
Needy I
! The Charity Organization Of
! Seattle announces that Il can
! furnish plenty of good honest !
! men who need work badly. /
: and who are willing 10 work
! for - cents per hour The
men are capable Of skevellng !
snow or doing any odd Jobs
! aroand the house that may
! seem necessary.
II you need such workman !
} either telephone or call upon !
! the organization, NJ 3I2 Col ,
b Inns Building. Main 693 OF !
! Independent esq. I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

Great apprehension II felt in Sc
attic today for the safety ~ aey.
eral seaport towns IN Alaska which
may have met serious danger b.
the earthquake yesterday. The
cable breaking a. most inOppor.
tune time. and no word being re
cciyea hy the land wires Of the
Dominica government from Alaska
has caused the grayest of fears.
Many Alaskans believe that ut
e. ELIAS. or some 81 the supposed
extinct volcanoes on the Aleutian
Islands. may have become active.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

DENVER. Colo. Jan. i2--John r..
shafroth elected an the democratic
ticket wna iuaugurated governor Of
Colorado today The inaugural
ceremony was simple and I'm.
nreasiYe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
FIGHTS FIRE
TO SAVE
BABES
FISHERMAN MAKES A
HEROIC RESCUE
TODAY.
His House Is Burned and
He Is Penniless, But
Laughs With Joy.

Cuddled together and sleeping.
unaware % danger. five small chill.
dren, sons and daughters OF A. W.
uuhlcr, fisherman. we're saved
from a horrible death BY fire when
the father waded through a wall OF
fire shortly after 2 o'clock this
morning
Although nubiors little home. a
twe.room shack Al Third az. "
and loha g.. was burned 10 the
ground and be Ia today ponRllesa.
there IL a sons 10 his heart
Pennllsss Bot Happy.
Z would have gone crazy II one
OF my babies had burned 10 death.
said Duhler And 40 he spoke tears
stood IN the eyes Of che horny.
handed fisherman.
nnolef says the fire started from
an ovcrhcated Kitchen stove. Ito
vas IN the other room when smoke
began q pour through the door
Ia . Few seconds che kitchen WAS
ablAre Ills five babies we're sleep
inK drehmieesly when their father
seized Two Of them and ran from
The house through smoke and flame.
Fights the Flames
With fear IN his heart Duhler
made his way through che fire %
save the Remaining babies. snatch.
Ing All three the father once again
staggered to the opeu air In safety
NeiEhhora telophoned a. the fire
department. bat before a hose wAg
on from station No. reached the
scene nothing wsa left of the shack
but TIE foundation. publer and bis
children together with Mrs. Du
bier. are belag cared Tor b. neigh.
bufa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12
CLOTHING FOR THE POOR

In The editorial Of The star there large pie Of
clothing which viii be distributed needy Who viii
viii investigation Of their
Any further contributions win be gladly and
properly disposed 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-01-12

= Rohiu-slanghtcry Is oxpens. 4
= I've Such is the conclusion OF 4
4 Angelo Cello and Tony Cello 4
= who we're arrested on Decem 4
4 Dor %. near South Park, by ,
4 Deputy Game Warden W 4
= Sampson The men were taken !
4 before Justice Of the Peace I
= John y. Carroll this morning ,
= and fine Of SO was imposed I
= upon each Of them Hence ,
= their conclusion I