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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-04-15
Big Pine Valley

The mumps are still in our
vicinity.
Several from this place attended
the Easter entertainment at So.
Bloomingville, Sunday night.
James Arledge and wife, of
Sans Creek, visited WILDER Van
fossen and family last Tuesday.
Lewis Keister and wife spent
Easter Sunday at Thomas Febus.' ,
Frank Mowery was seen on our
streets Monday.
Sam Harsh and wife and Mae
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Frank Primmer and wife spent
Sunday with Peter Kraft and fam
lily.
Preaching was we'll attended at
Bethel, Sunday evening.
Bill Lindsey was seen passing
through here en- route to Sugar
Grove, Monday.
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1t will be news to many people
of Logan to learn of the death of
Rev. Levi Davis, on Thursday of
last week at his home near Nor
gan's Chapel in this county. He
was very prominent citizen of
his community, and a brother Of
former County Surveyor Jesse
Davis late of Logan. Rev Davis
was 20 years old at the time of his
death.
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Miss Sadie McCray is in Column
bus this week, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence McCray.
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Miss Emma Tucker, sales lady
In the Rochester Lytle store, is
quite ill at her home.
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Mr.. T.. f. Harsh and son Carl,
were Sunday visitors with Mr..
Harsh's parents, south of Logan.
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Miss Florence Vorheese. of CO.
lumbus, is the guest Of Miss
Myrtle Morgan.
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Auditor j. l.. Martin was in
Vinton, Tuesday, looking after his
farming interests.
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George Fields, Glen Harden and
Mack Mount played for a dance
at Starr, Friday night.
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Mr.. aud Mrs. Harvey Bowers
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Vancuren in Pleasant
Valley.
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So. RIOOmLngyIlle

| The Sunday School of the NJ. +
Church gave an Easter entertain.
ment last Sunday night which was
largely attended.
The sick of our community are
no better. will Hamilton still re.
mains very low and suffers greatly ;
no hopes of his recovery.
Howard North remains Just
about one thing, does not seem to
get any better.
4. Il. Chilcote has been quite
poorly for the last week.
Lesley Lehman was taken sud
denly sick one day last week,
DR.. Barton, of Adelphi was called
and pronounced his disease pDeu-
monia. At last reports he was
improving.
Mrs. Irene Johnson, who has
been bedfast for the past six
months, IS now on the road to re-
covery.
Andy Woodgeard and family
visited with Rufus johnson on
last Sunday.
People are wondering why
Charles Smith is wearing such a
broad smile; it is a girl.
Rural Carrier Brown was off
duty Friday and Saturday, visit
ing friends at Chillicothe and Lam
caster. Substitute u. johnson
was filling his place.
The business men of Laurelville
made their second annual visit to
our city on last Thursday night
and considering the weather a
good time was had. There were
nearly 100 in the crowd and If il
would have been a nice night there
had been 800. They had
their band with them. Owing to
the inclemancy of the weather they
marched to the church VIII,
sometime was spent in speech
making, after which they were
invited to banquet which had
been prepared at the office of the
Flour Mill by the Ladies Aid So
ciety for them. All seemed to
have good time and all spoke of
paying our city another visit, but
decided that the next time our
citizens should pick the date as
each time they set has proven to
be bad night. Come again boys,
do not put it off year.
Jas. G. Stone was called to Lo-
gan last Monday to serve on the
Grand Jury.
Miss Blanche Hitly has been
visiting relatives in Columbus the
past week.
Josiah Thomas, engineer on the
g. " S. r. H., was called to Tarl-
ton last Sunday by the serious i'll
ness of mother.
Harry Detfenbaugh has resigned
his position on the G. & S. r. r.
as fireman. He has secured a job
as engineer in the yards on the
Hooking Valley Railroad at Colum-
bus. He will move his family this
week. His many friends are sorry
to lose him, but wish him success
at his new employment.
Wilbert Burkhart, Insurance
Agent of Columbus, was in our
city on last Friday. He wrote out
a number of policies while here.
Mrs. John Lift and Mrs. Doss
Mounts, of Logan, visited with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hamilton, last Sunday.
A number from this vicinity
were notified to appear before the
Grand Jury ON last Tuesday.
Dan Buck will have sale on
next Tuesday. He is going to
move his family to Columbus in
the near future.
Miss Mona Chilcote, of near
Whistler, is visiting relatives at this
place for few days.
Ernest Jones, of Gillespieville,
visited with relatives here the past
week.
Happy Holligan Jim lies, of
Cedar Grove, was the over Sunday
guest of Walter Pleukharp.
Dick Tatman and wife, of CO.
lumbus, are visiting with his
father, Mr.. John Tatman, of
Cream Ridge.
Frank Keck and son Willie con-
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Mr.. George w. Miller was at
Kachelmacher, Monday on bust
ness.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Shaffer
spent over Sunday at Carbonhill.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Snider
spent Sunday with his parents in
Washington township.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Anthony,
of Orland, were in Logan, Tues
day.
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James Blankenshlp, of Winona,
was in Logan, Saturday.
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Mr.. Don Kessler left Wednesday
for Philadelphia, Penn, where he
will enter the Medical University
of Pennsylvania.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Godfrey are
spending the week at Washington,
G. H., o.
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Allen Julian, of Kachelmacher,
was in Logan, Monday.
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FOR RENT-Two rooms, nicely
furnished for light house keeping.
Conveniently located. Inquire at
this office.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +. Yontz and
daughter Catherine, spent Sunday
and Monday in Lancaster and Co
lumbus.
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The following Logan people are
in attendance at the Presbytery
which is in session at Middleport,
Ohio: Mr.. and Mrs. John Vail,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Mauk, Rev.
and Mrs. Charles Wilson and Miss
Minnetta McCray,
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-04-15

ID. Thornber's Renovator for the
stomach, liver, kidneys and blood,
$50 tablets in box, price 81 90
If you wish to test the medicine,
you can get full sized box for
only soc. Send or call on John
Barnes, Logan, Ohio.
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Mr.. H. N. Wilder, of Circlevllle,
representing a paint and house
decorators company, was in Logan
Monday and made us call.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kline
spent Easter Sunday with Mr..
Kline's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ia
cob Kline, at Pleasant Hill.
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Mr.. Harry Reichelderfer, of Cir
cleville, was in Logan Tuesday,
looking over the plans for the i'm
mense bridge to be constructed at
the Falls Mill.
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Mrs. Kate Lytle is seriously i'll
at her home.
Roy Nelson, of Hawks, was In
Logan, Monday.
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Mrs. Kate Lytle is seriously il
at her home.
Roy Nelson, of Hawks, was In
Logan, Monday.
Allen Julian, of Kachelmacher,
was in Logan, Monday.
James Blankenshlp, of Winona,
was in Logan, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shatfer
spent over Sunday at Carbonhill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Anthony,
of Orland, were in Logan, Tues
day.
Mr.. George w. Miller was at
Kachelmacher, Monday on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ed Godfrey are
spending the week at Washington,
c. H., o.
Miss Florence Vorheese. of CO.
lumbus, is the guest of Miss
Myrtle Morgan.
Arditnr Martin uyao n
vinton, Tuesday, looking after his
farming interests.
Miss Emma Tucker, sales lady
In the Rochester Lytle store, is
quite ill at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Snider
spent Sunday with his parents in
Washington township.
George Fields, Glen Harden and
Mack Mount played for dance
at Starr, Friday night.
Miss Sadie McCray is in Column
bus this week, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence McCray,
Mr.. Il. +. Harsh and son Carl,
were Sunday visitors with Mr..
Harsh's parents, south of Logan.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Harvey Bowers
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Vancuren in Pleasant
Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. f.. Yontz and
daughter Catherine, spent Sunday
and Monday in Lancaster and Co
lumbls.
The following Logan people are
in attendance at the Presbytery
which is in session at Middleport,
Ohio: Mr.. and Mrs. John Vail,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Mauk, Rev.
and Mrs. Charles Wilson and Miss
Minnetta McCray,
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Head OF SCIENCE
ASSOCIATION HERE
WILL BE OVER DELEGATES MANY ACCOMPANIED
THEIR FAMILIES, TO THE CONVENTION
191O-NUCH PLEASED HONOLULU WANTS TO COME


DR.. T. c. Chamberlain. president OF
the American Association for the Ad-
vancement of Science, is passing
through Honolulu on his way around
the world. Mr.. F. c. Atherton is en-
tertaining him during the day. He
was a visitor during the day at Oahu
College, Mid-Pacific Institute Kane
hameha and the Museum. President
Griffiths and Albert F. Judd of the
Hawaiian Committee Tor the American
Association 1910 convention both had
most pleasant and satisfactory inter
views on the possibilities of the 1910
convention. DR.. Chamberlain reports
that the A. A. A. S. council reafirmed
their decision to hold the convention
here providing satisfactory arrange
ments, principally transportation, could
be made This decision will be finally
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confirmed by the council next winter.
DR.. Chamberlain is most favorably
impressed with Hawaii and has the
strongest hopes that nothing will oc-
cur to interfere with the coming OF
the convention. He reports that the
association is more than ordinarily In
terested and desirous of coming to Ho-
nolulu in 1910.
He estimates that not less than 200
members will come, he says that many
will bring their wives.
The Hawaii Committee are naturally
delighted to have President Chamber
lain see the advantages of Hawaii, as
he is already most friendly to the
claims of Hawaii. His coming will
give his advocacy personal zeal and
will help Hawaii to get the convention
and to bring attedance.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-15
CITY is
FLUSH

There is more money in the treasury
of the City and County Of Honolulu
than was expected Today the treas
urer has Sl7,5S4.17 OF this amount
$11 ,633 25 is the balance from last
year, including four days of this year
for salaries.
From the TERRITORIAL treasurer this
morning was received S35, $50 .92.
At the end of this month, it is eX,
pected, 1872, 500 will be received and a
pretty good balance is in sight.
The City and County starts business
with considerable more "wherewithal
than was anticipated
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-15

the photographer and other officials
of the service were present. 1t was
decided that Mr.. Leighton, the hydro
grapher, should come out her any
ay, Notwithstanding the adverse de-
cision of the comptroller regarding
the applicability of the appropriation.
While he may not come to do hydro
graphic work there is nothing to pre-
vent his coming to make investiga-
tions for the purpose of procuring in
formation that would be of value to
the Reclamation Service Commission.
Another idea we acted on was that
of putting out feeler about getting
homesteaders here-Americans with
some capital of course. This origin
ated with Mr.. Newell, who has greet
capacity for initiative. He and I both
gave out little stories on conditions
in Hawaii. These were to appear in
thirty-five papers, reaching a couple
of million people.
x'I regard Mr.. Newell as a particular
ly valuable friend of Hawaii. Beina
a permanent officer he is there all the
time"
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Governor Frear was early at his Of
flee after returning home from his trip
to Washington this morning. To the
press representatives his news was
largely in amplification of correspon-
dence and cablegrams relating to his
doings while absent.
An exception was the important
statement that when he left Washing
ton it had been decided that a bill
extending the Reclamation Service to
Hawaii was to be introduced when
ever Congress reconvened after the
holidays. Senator Perkins was to in
troduce it in the Senate and Delegate
Kalanianaole in the House
The Governor was little surprised
tohear that nothing had been heard
here to show that the arrangement
had been carried out.
ct think one of the best things that
have happened here for some time, -
Governor Frear said, twas the visit
of Mr.. Newell, director of the Re-
clamaticn service.
eve had a meeting in Washington
at which Mr.. Newell, the geographer
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-15
THE ART.

If a thing is worth doing, it's worth
doing right Owing to the number of
passenger boats in harbor the Art
theatre is showing the finest collection
of moving pictures since its birth in
this city.
This is not idle talk. If you don't
believe it come and see and we know
you will be more than satisfied. The
usual price of admission will be charg-
ed for this grand bill.
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e. A. G. Long, Representative from
the Fourth District, is a candidate for
Circuit Judge of Maui.
Any business man who wishes to
carry on the back of his letter paper
the effective Gross Roads of the Pa
cific" map issued by the Promotion
Committee, may have the use of the
plate for the purpose of so printing his
stationery.
A watch fob was lost by a passenger
of Siberia. Had initials on. See
classified adj
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.CHIY0 TOMORROW

wireless message from the Japa-
nese steamer Chiyo Maru early this
morning stated that the big new liner
would arrive in port early tomorrow
morning. She will probably get
away during the afternoon for San
Francisco.
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POSITION OF
SUPERVISORS
AN ANSWER TO THE MAYORS LETTER-FERNs HIGH HANDED
MANNER OF ASSUMING ALL Po WERs FORCED BOARD TO oP
POSE HM-NoT MAKING HIS APPOINTMENT
DICTATED PARTISAN COMMITTEE.

EDITOR STAR: Mayor Fern, in a
letter to the Advertiser attempts to
justify his attempted Appointment of
so-called officers of the City and Coun-
ty of Honolulu, together with long
array what no stretch of legal con-
struction can make other than NUM-
cipal and district employees. Leaving
aside at the outset his citation of Mu-
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0SMSHSMSMSMSHSHSHSRSN
X. YAMAMOTO.

Wholesale Merchant on Hotel street
has received the largest consignment
of Japanese goods which he is dispos-
ing of at very reasonable prices. Mr..
X. Yamamoto is always the first man
to import the first crop of goods from
Japan, and we can promise the best of
treatment from this popular merchant
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immigration Bill
News A Surprise
GOVERNOR
STOOD THE MEASURE WOULD INTRODUCED THIS SEES
SION-SHOW PROGRESS NATTER FOR
HAWAII BUT THE OUTLOOK NO T UNFAvORABLE.

Mr.. Trenors work is to get Italians
and it is impossible to say at present
what his success will be. Progress
is slow but the lact that nothing tan
gible has been done is no reason for
thinking that nothing will be done. Mr..
Trenor is trying to lay his foundations
broad"
Continuing, the Governor stated that
the first thing sought by Mr.. Trenor
and Mr.. Fabbri, president of the tia
liam society, was information as to
whether or not it would be good for the
Italians to go to Hawaii. Mr.. Fabbri,
though not in an official position,
stands high in the regard of the gov
ernment of Italy. He feels the res-
possibility" the governor said, but
after investigation be came to the con-
clusion that it would be good for the
Italians to come here"
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Governor Frear was surprised at this
mornings cablegram stating that
Agent Trenor felt assured that the I'm
migration bill for Hawaii would be in
troduced at this session of Congress.
I'VE decided in Washington that it
would not be well to introduce the
bill this session." the Governor COM
mented
THE chances were very slim about
getting anything done and an attempt
might hurt us in other ways. That
was the situation when left Washing
ton.
Our idea was that it would be a
good thing first to have the Immigra-
ton Commission visit the island this
summer, and if the Comission report
favorably we would have better
chance of getting legislation next ses-
sion.''
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LAST DAYS OF SALE.

Thursday, Friday, and Saturday are
the last days of the shirt waist sale
at Sachs Don't miss them.
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States government, is also aboard.
Lewis was a noted politician and law
yer of Seattle and recently removed to
Chicago.
The Siberia will continue her voyage
to the Orient at p. m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-15
COMBINATIU, 1t Ii.

A fine combination funcn is served
every day at the Alexander Young
Cafe at 25c, 35c, SOC and 75c.
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LOOK AFTER YOUR HEALTH.

If you have a cough, cure it, A
cough is symptom of more serious
trouble. Chamberlain's Cough Re
medy is the best obtainable and you
need have no hesitancy in using it as
it contains nothing injurious. For
sale by all dealers, Benson, Smith &
Co., agents for Hawaii.
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nicipal Act provisions, 1 will take up
first his contention that it was neces-
sary to make appointments of persons
to take care of municipal property and
services.
The argument that there was any
thing like an interregnum with anarchy
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-01-15

Best cup of coffee in the city at New
England Bakery.
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ined as to his sanity. County Attor.
ney Cathcart appeared for the gov.
ernment and ]. A. Magoon for DR..
Atcherley The latter was given the
privilege of questioning witnesses but
did not avail himself of it but once
or twice.
Continued On Page Five.)
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Fine Job Printing! star omoA,
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Fine Job Printing, star once.
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GOVERNOR FREAR WAS ASSURED THAT THE BILL TO EXTEND
RECLAMATION SERVICE TO HAWAII
DUCED A RECOMMENDING OF CONGRESS = PHOTOGRAPHER
LEIGHTON TO CoME-vALUABLE WORK DIRECTOR NEWELL
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Fine Job Printing, Star Once.
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Continued on Page seven).
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CALIFORNIA FLOODS

SAN FRANCISCO continue throughout the State
bridges
many sections will -
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FLUSHING, with
being principal with his brother
William Anns aeg
Captain Hams wife while the officer Philippines
today acquitted by
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GODSPEED IS GIVEN
THE REV. DR.. BRUNER

The Rev. DIR. Weston Bruner, who
terminated his career as pastor of
Fifth Baptist Church Sunday, left this
morning at II o'clock for Richmond,
Va. and will leave tomorrow for San
Antonio, where Mrs. Bruner and the
children will join him later. For the
present Mrs. BTuner and the children
viii remain with relatives IN Rich
mond.
At the farewell reception given DR..
Bruner last evening by the congreEa-
ton over one thousand persons. in
Guiding a number Of clergymen of the
BAPTIST denomination. gathered TO eX-
press their regret at his departure
and to bid him God speed.
The speakers Of the evening were
the Rev. J. ]. Muir. pastor of Temple
Baptist Church: the Rev. Edmund TIez
Sven, pastor of Second Baptist
Church. and the Rev. w. F. Johnson,
pastor of Grace Baptist Church. The
Rev. Samuel II. Greene, of Calvary
Baptist Church, sent a letter express
ing regret at his inability to be
present.
After the reception r n Ford, sup
erintendent of the SUNDAY school. pre-
scented the pastor with a beautifully
designed silver service, 2 gift from
the congregation. In behalf Of the
Mite Society of the church a silver
candelabrum was presented to DIR
and Mrs. Bruncr.
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TIED TO THE WAGON
BY ORDER OF COURT
Judge De Lacy Boosts Martin Moran on to Aqua Pura
Vehicle, and Warns Him He Must Not
Fall Off Or He'll Be Sorry.

Some persons may climb upon the
water cart with falteTiug steps and
with many back-turning chances from
wishful eyes; others may be born upon
its wide but not oft-crowded top, from
which they never fall OFF. There are
persons even who never have heard the
melodious rattle of the wagons wheels
as it passes up and down Pennsylvania
avenue ever and anon stopping 90 let
passengers ascend or descend.
But to be projected right into the
front seat of the wagon and to be tied
there for a long period remained for
Martin Moran. Judge De Lacy in
Juvenile Court was at the bottom OF
the projecting and the strong law was
the cord which he used TO tie Martin
firmly TO his dearly purchased seat up
on the carta aqua puTa.
Comes With Dropping Head
Martin, II might be stated in the be-
ginning, is not a juvenile. How he
came into that court is another re-
porter's story, but at any rate he APP
peared before Judge De Lacy, head
hanging down, somewhat afraid and
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entirely reminiscent of place. which
ne has just vacated, which is devoted
to the correction of those who won't
correct themselves
Martin wife, little, thin. but a bright
eyed looking woman. who very evident
" had great interest," stu in him stood
before the court while Judge De Lacy
administered lecture. which in it's en-
urety was one of the best boosts ever
given TO the water vehicle
Some Good Advice.
Now Martin Moran" concluded the
court, 4 want you to go out and get
4 Job inside of two weeks: and I want
you to report TO the desk sergeant of
number 'steen station house, and leave
humpteen dollars TO be paid throu~h
TINS court 10 your wife, two weeks from
saturday night. Also l want you 10
sign the pledge.
w hat, asked Martin in a oueruIous
voice VIII / get if l don't sien?'-
., suppose, said Judge De Lacy"
you'll get to go back where you lust
came from i am In earnest Martin
Moran and you've got to quit"
j guess I'll sign" said Moran. And
he did.