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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
the home of Horny 0erday. .. fermer. H. I. DAvts yss. badly. burned ins tfyine to save the children. @N .4. :.
Cnnow iei.as{Sr ' 1'tei-.1

CsDer laiassSsr ss Jsssstsngasa. \
 Havala. Feb. 3s.-Ths nomtpa tion: of Carlos. Garcia yeles as Nipas<6r to- the Unittd States~ was sent tos tho Senate today by PSsstdAnt Qomes. Contrary to expectations. the SejlAte Aid not con- 1rm the appointnasnt, Dat rSfsrrsd 1t to . committae :. sss s-. ~ s .i5- ,s-..S, !
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
NAVY YARD INSPECTION.

Admiral Goodrich Assisned te,. New
 Oace.
 Washington, Feb. 26.-A new ofiice. that of general Inspector of navy yards. has been created by Secretary Newberry and Rear Admiral Caspar F. Goodrich, comnandant of the. New York navy yard. has been assigned to perform its duties. ,-t Ills work will be directed toward the unification of the operations of the navy yards In accordance with Mir. Newberry's general plan of re-organi- zation. ''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
aUALrRoUGH SENTENCE.

Secretary Newberry Apprsved of ths
 N Court-sEaRtiaI.t ----'~
 Washington, Feb. 2s.-Secretary Newberry has approved of that portion which at Gibraltar, sentenced Captain Edward F. Quaitrough, | of the battle ship Georgia. to loss of ten mum bers In rank following trial on charges of intoxicatIon and conduct unbecom- ing an officer.
 That portion of the sentence sus- pending Captain 'Qualtrough from duty for six months. which was approved by Admiral Sperry. required no action by the Navy Department. . r.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
Killa Nexro narher.

Bristol. Tenn. Feb. 2s.-Mortally wounded by having been stabbed to the heart. Charles Anderson, proprie- tor. of a negro barber shop, dash ed from his shop to the street at s.30 this evening. falling dead on the sidewalk. Charles Perry. an employe, was arrest eds charged with the murder.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
Dascusses Prohibltion pill,

Little Rock. Ark, Feb. 26.-The House today devoted Its entire session to a discussion of the Gam State wide prohibition bill and the substitute measure providing for the submission of the question to a popular vote. the day ending without conclusive action on either measure. Consideration of the bills will be resumed tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
Sugar Psansation in Cuba

San Francisco. Cal. Feb. 26.-A project involving the expenditure of sl.ooo.o0o in establishing a sugar plan tatfon in C1ba has been undertaken kyS Q number of Hawaiian capitalists, several of whom arrived here today en route to Havana. A tract of 25.000 acres of land has been purchased for the prospective plantation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
Al wooIxast Wins

Los Angeles. Cal. Feb. 2s.--Al Wool gast, of Milwaukee. knocked out Wal ter Little, of Chicago. in the fourth round of a scheduled twenty-round bout here tonight. Little never had a chance. All bets were declared of previous to the contest. Tommy Walsh was referee .4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
IN NEW ROLE.
Sarah Bernhardt To Appear In "Cyrano
 de Hergernc.o

Paris, Feb. 26-Having the refusal or the directore of the Cemedie Francaise to permit M. Lebargis to play in M Rostand's "chanticleer" M. Lebarby purposes to leave the organization.
 Sarah Bernhardt has announced thai she will appear in the title role or M Rostrand's f''Cyrano de Bergeras."
 She was very much disappointed al not being selected by M. Rostand t. replace the late Coquelin Aine in the leading role of "Chanticleer." This was impossible on account of her sex.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
Graft C..e. Nesr Ena.

Pittsburs. Pa. Feb. 2s.-At the close of night session of the criminal court the case charging conspiracy against Counciimen John F. Klein, William Brand and John c. Wasson. and Banker w. w. Ramsey, was all most completed. It will go to the jury after the judge delivers his charge tomorrow morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
CAMPAIGN FoR TARIFF.
Work is Planned by Confereace
 New Yerlk. .-..

~-E !
 New Yer1k.- t
 New York. Feb. 2s.--As . result of a conference held at the Waidorf-Asto- ria between James W. vapCIeave, H. E. Miles and Henry R. Towne. repre- senting the committee of 100 for a tar If commission. and representatives of a number of commercial associations of New York, a campaign of education. embracing the entire country. Is to be- gin at once with a view to impressing Congress with the necessity of creat- Ing a tariff commission
 The plan adopted contemplates the following out of a program similar to that upon which national campaigns are conducted. Two delegates arc to be appointed in every State and one in every congressional. district. The dei- egates will report to state commit tee which in turn will report to na- tional committee. 7.--.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
SEARCHING FOR TREASURE.
Claim That Three Million Ia Buried |
 :. II

Vacant Lot.
 Chicago. Feb. 26.-Three million dol lars in S100 bills Is buried In a vacant lot, the plumber of either the car barn bandits or Paul Stensland, the former Milwaukee Avenue banker, according to MT. and Mrs. Charles L. Silversen.
 Late last night. they were digging there in search of the treasure when they were seized by the police. They said a spirit had guided them to the spot where the money Is buried. They were released and advised to wait until daybreak before continuing their search.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
nsw rlrr |, C,oIumbun. O.

Columbus. O.. Feb. 2s-Fire which started early today by an explosion of gas in the four story Judge Black building. occupied by the Brunswick Bowling Company On West Spring Street. spread to and destroyed the five story brick building occupied by the Tracy Wells Company. The total loss is placed between s20O.ooo and s3o0.- 600,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
IeHraea 6.ne. rnnf

Los Angeles. Cal. Feb. 2s.-James J. Jeffries left today for New York He refused to make q positive statement regarding a light with Jack Johnson. but his business partner. John Ripper. said he believed that if Jerries finds he can regain his old form he will fight Johnson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
prsxe Fixht ia savannah.

Savannah, Ga. Feb. 2s.--George Kit. son and Charley Goldman, both of New York. fought fifteen gruelling rounds to a tie here tonight. before the South . crn Athletic League. In former light Goldman was given the decision. The light was unusually clean from clinches. and from gong to gong was an exhibition of pure fighting. !.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
Cotton Oil Plant Burns.

Texarkana, Ark. Feb. 2s.-The plant of the Arkansas Cotton oil Company was destroyed by fire tonight. causing a loss estimated at $250.000. No state- ment as to insurance is available to- night. {,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
Frnuk Kepdrick Cauuou.

Frank Kendrick Cannon. the six months old son of MT. and Mrs. Will liam Cannon. died yesterday afternoon at the home of his parents. 206 Mildred Street, after a short Illness.
 The remains will be transported tc Greenville today at 11:15 o'clock where they will be inferred.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
CONGRESS
Senate Summary,

Washington. D. C.. Feb. 26--the pas. sage of the agricultural ,apbropriation bill by the Senate tonight followed an extended debate on the forestry sery- ice. which occupied the entire session As passed. the measure apropriates sl9l.s90 over the bill as passed by the House.
 Senator Frye gave notice that he would call up the river and harbor ap- propriation bill tomorrow morning.
 At 7:3o o'clock the Senate adjourned
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
Adams |. vindiented.

Phoenix. Ariz.. Feb. 2s-The legis- tened to charges made by Governor Kibbey against J. c. Adams, fair com, missioner. charged with contriying handicaps in favor of his own horses and to Adams In his defense. vote of vindication was given Adams.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
AKreea on ForNstrr.

Washington. Feb. 2s.--After an en- tire day devoted to discussion of thu forestry provision of the agricultural appropriation bill. the Senate early to- night passed the measure under ar agreement to vote on the bill, and al pending amendments not iaesr than T o'clock. s4NH
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
Co-Educntion Is Abolished

New York, Feb. 26.-Co-education at Wesleyan University of Middletown Conn, was abolished at special meet ing here today>of the trustees oi ,ne institution. A proposition to establish a aenarate college for women was re- ferred to a special committee.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
lI&sry ". Winle. Dea1.

Daiiss Texas. Feb. 2s--Henry Wal
 lington Wilkes. aged .7G aa msmbsr. of the Confederate secret service under President Jefferson Davia, died In this city today at the home of hts son. The ooay Will be shipped to Louisville. KY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
A rrne1e suleSAe.

sherman. Tsxas, reh.s Tablespoon dent bscause ofscontinusd ilI.heayth at his advancsd age. w. Bell aged ss day and pulling the. trigger with his foot, literally tofA his head to bits.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
THEDEATHROLL
Aged conee County Resident Dead.

Enterprise, Feb. 6.-(Special )- Mir. Ellis Heath. one of the oldest citizens of this section. died at an En- terprise infirmary Wednesday night. He was a good man. and was the fa- ther of one of the largest families of Coffee County.
 His remains were inferred at Ebe- nezer Cemetery in this county. yester. day. Messrs. l.. B. Heath. J. M Heath and G. B. Heath. prominent business men of Enterprise. are among the sons of he deceased.
 Mir. H. L. Baggett. a merchant al Enterprise. is in voluntary bankruptcy with c. E. Bush appointed as receiver
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
rerd,n.pa Goe. to sosa

rerdinand Goes to Sofa.
 St. Petersburg. Feb. 26.-Emperor Fesdinand of Bulgaria. departed at midnight for Sofia by way of Vienna. Emperor Nicholas bade him farewell at tho Tsarskoe-Se station.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
Day for Slogans Ouer, But William
 / Bryan Makes Suggestions

Atlantic City. N. J., the concern that makes most of those used in the larg- est cities of the country. The specifi. cations call for a sign 70 feet high and 80 feet long.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
Sixnn snfrrawa aiIIa.

Olympia. Wash. Feb. 27.-The Gov ernor yesterday signed the woman's suffrage bills which provides for an election in November. 1910 to decide whether women shall be allowed to vote.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
Phatn. ne Ir..I..

Photos or UneIesn Yards. Chicago. Feb, 2s.-The fine arts so- ciety of Oak Park; has decided to take of unclean back yardsS and give them to the local papers for pub Hcation, r@@Ss .s@s5 -s..;sss'.s-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
J. G. HolIiAeld

Ire funeral services of J. O. Holli. neld tn e fagman who was knocked of an Atlantic Coast Line train on Thurs day morning and killed. were held from his residence at No. IF Dickinson Street at 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The interment was made in Greenwood Cemetery. Rev. D. H. McNeal officiat- ing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
Earthuunixe Recorded

Cowes. Feb. 26:-Professor Miiness seismograph on the Isle or WiSht, re. corded severe earthquake shock at s o'clock this morning. supposedly 5000 miles distant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27

The man who can buy what he pleases Is cur fertilizer customer.
 MARKS & GAYLE..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
TWO Burmed To DeatI,-

Durant, Okla, Feb. 2e--A boy aged years and a girl of three were burned to death and a baby was perhaps fatal ly, burned in the destruction by fire of
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-02-27
TWO FrREMEN INSURED.

Big Seed Warehouse in Chicago is De- .t's str0yed by Fire.
 Chicago, Feb. 25.--Two flremen were Injured by a falling wall during a fire which destroyed the Albert Dickinson Seed Warehouse No. 2 in West Taylor Street today. J4
 Three girls were knocked down in . rush with fifty others for the stair way but were. rescued by policemen. The loss Is placed at $160,o00, insured.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
Kansas cIty Theaters.

clyde F1toh's most amusing comedy
''rho Bachelor" with Charles Cherry
and ibe original New York cast and
production win be the attraction at
the shsberi thc FIRST week of The new
year. beginning sunday. January q
The bachelor and his stenographer
are the principal characters OF this
delightful play
Al iha Willis Wood during the week
commencing Monday night. Ian. g.
nDhat MRnteli. conceded to be the
gfQateel shakespeareau actor on the
Enriish speakins stage will be seen
Is the following repertoire; Monday
night, Macbeth; Tuesday Louis XII;
Wednesday matinee. Romeo ard
Juliet; nighi, Hamlet, Thursday.
Olhelo. Friday, King Lear; Saturday.
matinee Merchant OF Venice. night.
Richard. il
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

The nasrimonlnl IA is on az the
Confederate Soldiers Home ~ Mlp
souri, Capt j n Walton, auperinien
dent 81 the home. said that lhoso who
liYe IA the Institution may ali get
married n they want 70. ID fas as be
IS concerned When G VI Simpson.
young Lochinyar 81 "a. and Mn Kate
Yates. 4 widow h the sos, both liz
ms n the home plaane5 % marry
three weeks ago, Gov Hadiey. the
board nf managers and Captain Wal.
ton ali said Il would not do and that
the plans must Be abandoned Tho In
iimasion was that those living "a the
home who married would have 70
leave sae Institution and provide for
their families tSsmFelves SO Mr.
Simpson ard Mss Yates apparently
gave up the idea But nye nights ai-
ter the date frEt sct for the wedding
she imreiuous couple stole euf of fhe
home at night and eloped 20 cordcf,
a town five miles away Like the
stern guardians in most romanees the
governor. the board and the superin-
tenaens all rclented and allowed the
eiopers 10 remain ln the home. That
started things Other veterans began
Is complain that Dsniei , Cnpid was
no respecter of gray hairs and 10 ar
que that Il Is not good foE man 10 live
alone and now there are rumors %
several other weddings Al home, but
Captain Walton oniy says TTu- -.asad
II & Riii make ycu any happleS yog
mas az Ees married.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30


The aEat special day chronicles fof
the slad rev years month u
Twelfth Night" which comes On the
sixth n oiden days fhe celehgslica
nf Christmas iaste6 until ihie daie. q.
as Il waH called, "eid ChrlslmaH
when the Lord os Nisrnie- whose
reign began on Christmas eve. ended
viii the bursting OK ell ihe Christmas
greeBs. This was done to propitiate
Che eyn spirits who might otherwise
molest the household This WIN give
the alert hostess the Keynote for en-
impYomptu party
What an opportunity for an oyster
supper after the bonfire. with piping
hot cheese sandwiches made II Z
chaiins dish. There must be a -myH-
terry cake. too. According to tradi-
tion. It should contain two beans. The
ones getting these symbols Of favor
are to be crowned king and queen and
for the Remainder Of the evening
their word Is law
The hostess has an ideal chance II
this 70 plan a series Of delightful sur
prises to be carried ont for the Will
ing subjects. Cue good stunt IS 70
command certain couples fc0ngeniai,
OF course. that goes without sayingl
10 discuss great and weighty subjects,
such an. should 4 Woman PROPOSED
How Much PIN Money Should q
wife HaYe9" "An Ideal Way TO Spend
Honeymoon" etc IN 40 minutes a
report is to be made to the royal pair
/ who in the interim from afiairs ii
state viii manage 10 have a. enjoy.
able tete-a-tete themselves. II bon
/ fre ia the open IS not practical let IS
hope there win al least be a CRATE
available for the burning Of ths
greens A rule Is that each person
makes a wish while his or her armful
I Is being consumed This gives an ex
cellent opportunity for q stunt party
each one being requested TO do some
Z thing -slaE a song. tell a story or II
some way contribute part or tbs
evenings fans Nowadays the accept
able guest is the person with some
specially. and just ct present the ar
Of telling stories well is ar accom-
l pIishment worthy OF cultivation.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
fsARgCgIEg or III.
II@gEuI0FI !.

Milan laee IS worn az collar ana
cuffs OK roliarette -
Dark tones are more fashionable
than light or bright effects.
Very attractive biouses are made Apf
the Persian printed SID nluailns 1ha1
come for scarfa
A gorgeous nfraer sewp wss iol
cloudy black chiffon spsgeied .in
gold.
The faVorlte skirt for salts and
linen frocks Is kilted Oh to- a -ueee'
plain yoke
Bronze Mephistopheles lend q
5oanty air to a tailored bat
A rather attractive millinery ncN
city IS hat OF light-coirged- silsr EIth
black chaniilsy laee stretched snaoo9hs
y over. and large velvet Bow f6f
trimming
Could anything be more alinEipgiig.
beautiful than the Rhsnrd new color
name ashes q amethyst
OF a pure radiance, 8 shimus rtng
white moonlieht euIdness are the love,
ly evening gowns Of fims white Earfze
over matching liberty satin tgiuaznel
with narrow gieaIning silver rihbpns
and spFinkisd nisiiiy wllh siiFss
spansies. ~
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
Happenings in Missouri.


u - g. McJimsey, editor and 4
MANAGER Of the Springfield Missouri
Republican. morning newspaper. has
announced That the Republican cone
pany has purchaacd ipt on Walnut
street and wiil commence the ereeticn
81 d modern newspaper buildins ~
the spring. John Fl swanEer and III
III Mitchell arc associate0 with Mr.,
bicJimsey n the publication Of she Re
pahiifan The wort 81 malfng the cgi
cagaiions for ths new ten STORY Woed-
nuig Office building that IS 70 be erect
"a ~ Springfield the coihing year has
been commenced. ana viii BE pushed
as fast AZ possible according % the
promoters Of tie enterprise The
Springfield Leader. an asternoOa news.
paper. VIII occupy space on tie FIRST
floor be rest Of the Building VIII BE-
used FOR Offices. John i woodruff an
attoFHey. H. 3. McDanloi q banker
and n. S. Jewsll. ~ the Leader, are
promoting the building
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
A old.Fashloned Tea.

For a dozen elderly women this
charming tea was given. The house
was lighted with candles and for each
guest the hostess had q nosegay built
around a stick with a frfa OF lacey pa
per TheSe ~sre presented when re-
freshments were served There was
a program Of old-iime songs, and the
guests brought their fancy work The
mena consisted Of tea. pressed
chicken. Tiny. hot battered biscuit.
jelly and pound cake The invitations
were written on paper. folded and
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Az eut Rasher is one Of the popu.
iar crafts of the season. We are glsi
ink table mat design. The work Is
not dliaoul aud the results aEa artis.
tic and pleasiug
The hFst step Is 10 make a whole
pattern on manila paper. onoqUarter
o. the pattern is given. The easiest
way 10 do this Is 10 hlacken the back
IL the pattern cut from the PAGE
sing q very soft pencil Lay the pat
,ern on the m0nila paper and SO over
all the liaes - The design very care.
fully BE anre % keep the sweep 81
the black leaves al going in one di'
rectlon. thar Is. one following the 9th.
eF fiehl around 90 each quarter
Nexl lay a piece 81 caFhou paper.
black side down. 90 the right side of
the leather and The design % top
FastcR down Viih laGmn t8cks. Being
careful 10 place them outside tbe cif.
cie. Otherwise there would b . hels
ln the mat
The, should he placed 81 hare
hoard With sharp nencli So oveg
al lines Rcmoye the paper ana 60
over TIE aeslgp again 10 peAcii. ss
that all parts may be perlecslg as
ilnui lpy galilng
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Nov S the time Of year tos the fruit
growers Of Missouri e spray their
peach ana apple trees il they would
check tie san Jose scale which has
been doing thousands 81 aeliars Dam
ase to orchards Prot +. r. TAYLOR
81 Mountain Grove. ensomoiogiSt for
the ssissuuri experimental station.
says ihat every orchard owner should
spray his trees whether be has dls.
covered the deadly San Jose scale or
mot. The people Of Missouri and
Kansas have no idea how much dam.
aee and loss 10 the Atafe San Jose
ecaie IS causing every year. he said.
while the scale has been found In
Missouri for several years II Is now
more widespread than ever III many
counties Il has not yet mada SIS way.
but IA at least 25 counties n Mis-
soad. IN every section az the state. il
IS greatly lniurlng the apple and peach
orchards. We are checking the spread
of the scale very effectively BY eau.
catlus the fruit growers n the econ
onlg 81 spraying thelr trees This Is
the solution thaf Professor Taylor
urHea the fruit growers OF Missouri
ana Kansas 10 use on their trees
Lsme. l5 pounds; sglphut. - pounds.
aaii thls IN SO pounds of water for
three.auarlers Of an hour Use gen-
erously on every tree whether il IS a.
fected With the scale or not This
spray s. cheap and effective
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

AZ q church soriai tho EsieSts EaFs
asked 90 bfing d postcard of Interest
which they were g saik aAolt --lof
three minutes. the invlistioug vsr
issued On postcards bearing pigt@fr
Of the church. Judges awarded post
card album inscribed with 6 iines
below to the ore who tod the MnFk
Interesting story. As the deaeripiiQps
were rqIated fhe cards were laid on 2
table where ali could see theln
From round the NQrla thsse. 1suzs -isssas
can#.
ThrH every E1rt - neatNer
Bgi here tNey find = qu.ci -t1nle
And spend their dass foBeffr
cuui1 We but hear With mortal car 80
The tales Trey telt each qfhar.
what togs of travel wp night ilaye.
without s bit n bother
MADAME x H-TzFfl,s
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

Next lay TIE leather on a nlces q
glass aua cut oat with > saag1 hattie
The parts oi the desiau that lars
blaekenea and gras ad in are tAe nas.a+
70 be cut out a nair 81 se4Rloure
scissors gill help Nlih che gouaa nzE. ).
81 the design
Miroir velvet Is 10 o. pasted HEdef
the berries and sagiu under t6F
icayes cai small hiis st veltft that
VIII sd under the Eronps ql berei
and glue Nilh TIE Nrong Side 81 lhe
leather or the right sits cdstbc rsf
vet Use q very suong alae.AnH ee
earefRi tAat 4 does not sITead
Then eut 4 piece ~ safln fae sisO
ei the mai and Glue in wtfh tns Firat
slde ne1s 10 fha Nguns sl4e s. iAa
ieather Special eare nns, IS SEkea
that q does nof wrinkle oger tAe pel-
vet already slued ~
The eglor scheme of-thlf mat G. na
blue ieayhen Rsos sfFen eslsat ana
BLACK sasin q g ) ssriking comhiaa
lion
suede oalfskin n thf most 2ltseS
tlye lsatAer ID comes lgom IS a. IS
CENTS 4 square fo0t one elotre fast
VIA ~ enoafA 40 u.ate lhe mat
When puFthaslDE - tore lhal tha
leathef is 8 rsliee, aQaege
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
Mayar psmsna. Aeseanllnr.

The controversy between E'rani y
fulkeraou, excise coA-alss itiRer and
president Of the police beard. and
Mayor A. p CLAYTON 81 St Joseph
over The enforcement Of the Sunday
liquor lava has extended 90 q demand
on the part Of The mayor FOR an Item
lzed accounting OF tae police depart.
mept Mr. Fplkersop Ia reaiy states
that neither law nor precedent fur.
gsshes q basis for such a request. and
gives expenditures IA hump sums by
the month presidont Fuikorson says
he Win continue q enforce the sunday
laws even though Mayor Clayton and
the Democratic councilmen endeasor
70 cut on pari Of the appropriation for
the support oi the police department.
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30

The grand jury at Kansas City re-
turned Is indictments TO the criminal
court Most of them against while
sale liquor dealers for alleged violation
nf q law passed by the LIST legislature
requiring wholesalers ana manufac
inrefs 81 liquors 70 pay q graduated
tax depending 1pon TIE amount Of
liquor sold or made The wholesale
llquor dealers have refused 90 pay this
TAX wEth the intention Of Submitting TO
Indictment and prosecution to test the
constitulionality Of tho law
The Rich Hill tribune., 1909-12-30
The rhIef Elad J censslenee.

burglar who robbed William r,
starnes, an nnaeftakers assistant Of
Springfield. returned ring be had
stolen a man believed 70 have been
the theft entered the Lohmeyer
undertaking establishment where
stanes IS employed and asked
siafres to remove a mote from bis
eve Immediately after The stranger
left starnes found Tie ring IN a pocket
Of his trousers, where il had been
placed BY the visitor