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The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10
wo hundred dollars per month.

Two hundred dollars per month
JOHN REYNOLDS: Beg to submit
the following proposition for the re-
moyal of garbage for year 1909:
VIII remove all garbage during
months OF January, February and De.
cember two times each week March
and April three times each week.
May, June, July. August, September
and October six times each week.
Will make the removal of the
Sarbage to the satisfaction OF the
Board of Health.
For. the sum of 100000 divided as
follows " January, February and DE
cemberi $4,000 per month March
and April $i25.oO per month. Mays
June, July, August, September, Octop
ber and November $4,000 per month.
Making a total of sl60000 for the
year.
THOMAS SUTTON propose to
remove the garbage of the city and
also all the dead animals for the
year of 1909 as follows, for the
H..
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-01-10

January, teams a day ..,.....,s $40
February, 2 teams day ..... 10
March, 2 teams a day ...... 10
April, 2 teams a day ... 10
May 2 teams a day ..... 10
June, teams a day ........... 10
July, teams a day . III
August teams a day .......... Is
September, 3 teams day ...... Is
October, teams day .. 10
November, 2 teams day ....., 10,
December, 2 teams day ........ 10.
THOMAS MEEHAN-I propose to
move garbage from the city of Cairo
as follows.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03
oaiuss - ~ ~

Esfss ksopp bragg to the News
Chsmpsoa oasce hne sgecimen from
hss seven scr~s 81 held peas. which
he hss raised mainly a. chicken
tssd They are certainly a great
crop, and Mske splendid returns
from the land for checkers or piss
or sheep. There ,s 20 reason why
held peas. the famous crop Of the
San La,s valley should Dot succeed
equally well on uplapds Of this
county. Mr. knopp planted beard
less barley with the peas to hold the
stems Of the grosnd, bot saws be
bel'eyes oats will he better ~ barley
gets ripe too sosn and the stems are
too soft TO support the weight
Mr.. knopp also has four acres Of
mscaroni wheat ard over two acres
Of winter wheat The last, came up
last September 10th. II endured
two heavy freeing after the snow
left this spring, was pastured until
June, and nov gives promise Of an
excellent crop.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03
hs.s 49, o. Caly nsseie.

l.. A. Dark is again confined to his
bed; We hope TO see him again soon.
We understand that Geo. Dice is To
be in our burg soon. looking after his
lumber interests.
After the wxsh-out on the c. 4 s,
the first train brought bran new Nc
Cormick Binder to N. o. Waterman.
Dentist Murton of Sslida, 10 in town
attending to sick teeth; will have plen-
ty to do Judging from those suffering
with the toothache.
Due to the almost continued rains,
the ranchmen of Upper Quartz Greek,
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03
o0ylEvulE
news sChsmui,,n COr~exssseAe nm

News Chsmlyiuu COTvexssseA@ nm
Wednesday, Aug. 81.
l.. l.. Bush is on the sick list.
The Slate family are entertaining
friends from Fort LuptOn.
A. n. Mcconnell Of Fayette, Idaho.
is visiting at the Evergreen ranch.
John Doyle is now staying with his
aunt. Mrs. Douglas Hatch. his condlt-
ION is slightly improved.
A travelling veterinary is in our Vi
cinitv this week, according to reports.
He has been very busy filing and pull
ing horses teeth.
A Jolly crowd assembled at the Dome
Saturday evening, dancing being the
main feature. Those present were:
MIR. and Mrs. Timer Slate and Miss
Ball of Fort Lupton. Misses Viola and
OGta Slate, Master Theodore Slate,
Viii Prosser, Arthur Proeser, Mr. and
Mrs. W. X. Mcdonald, Gus and Ralph
Ues Combes and Mr.. A. Z. Des COmies.
Mrs. Walter Adams passed through
Doyle Sunday with big load Of fine
vegetables raised in her garden at
Crook ston. String beans, cucumbers.
leas ard large mealy potatoes. Every
ting in fine condition: Mrs. Adams IS
to be- congratulated that her pluck and
hard work brought such fine results. as
Rising vegetables at above SuV feet IN
:ltituce is quite an experiment.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03

- eF q time pustsnG W hay; very
&1oR 0rksa and the ns.sst vi that ussrs
= - 1smagea.
- sncIis Ot,ert ~ At~Qsssi. Kan
- : - guest of Nerns " ascrHan
- -. Hatch. for . fe~ days this
49, Ste i on her way homs from
- 9seeais Exposition
- Hatch 90 down from the
c. tk Mil Wesiasssisy and Thars-
~, 6osiug souse dsat2l work done
- - Visited Ut tAe homs of her
OunA, Ncrna Waterman.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03
0cSyO oUVU
S~sCbsa.S,ts,a COsssa0so1sooo.

W. b1UAesSspo
Wednesday, Sept. I.
]. n. Bhsck r~turn~d frO@ ls~nv~r
Monday.
Mr.. nsswtss " tAe n&~~essa King
Mining Go. wsa N eo9n Friday.
Mr. ard Nm. J. A. L~hritter paased
tnlWu9h here frsR Irwin Monday.
n. l.. Kelly ~ fssaily sxs~ct u
leave here IN . few days 6ss Tekss.
Mrs. Duncan sssd dssgkter of Denver
are guests Of Mr. Ferguson and dsuSh-
ter.
Mrs. c. p Hoyt snd daughter and
son. left for their hssne in Golden Mon
day.
ban'l Sloan and Miss Jean McAllister
returned Thursday from t~o month 3
trip in the East.
Miss EIoise Spencer kft Monday for
her hOme in Gunnis0n, after a two
weeks visit at Irwin and here.
Mrs w. s. Smith and children expect
T. leave here shortly. Mrs. Smith
wishes To place the children in school in
GunnisOn.
A committee appointed tn hook over
the ground in view of building y rOad
up Cement Creek went out Sunday and
returned Monday.
Miss Jennie and Sam McWilliams
We're called here owing To their moth
cr's Illness Last report Mrs. McWil-
liams was improving little.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03
NewsA'kaAp,os C~rreaOno1so6e
NadnAay &urA

Wednesday Sept. !
Will Allison 10 nsw the staGe driver
in place Of Chas. Tidd.
Mrs. Geo. Stevenson he's Gone TO st.
Elmo to visit with Mn. Geo. O. Farlee.
Mr.. Taylor, wife and dsA9hter from
southeastern X ansas, ere visiting with
DR. Sloughenhoapt.
T. d. Britton president and VIM.
Marlman treasurer of the Midnight a.
n. N. CO.. were here last week b in
spect the mine and let a contract for
hauling ore to he shipped tn the smell
ter
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03
3ClDCnl
NrweN'haMpios CerrsaOso1~oee.

NrWeS'haWl l,aO0 Carreoooooso0o.
Wednesday. Sep4-
Mrs. A. =. Nay end Nm. hsrvy ess-
enbauM, sPe~t last Friday in bssa,
guests VI Mu. Mst CsvaassGA.
Mr. Metlsck ef Tvrrit. Csle., csne
in n Spencer lsst week snA N Psepsr-
ing te do quite . little wsst est here.
J. ?. BarOWs wcat - Isea Sunday
after . lsed Of passeogen, taking
them 70 the Hst SPsiaO sn tase Ce6sals.
c. T. kawak II Pssaia and . cssPse
of his friends frssn Dsnvss csoPprd
over in Spencer for dinner Asnday, on
their way to the Cebs,la Net Springs.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03
ouuknllw 0R
Cssotaowsl 0uuo T>sua H0ns.

g.ss~.s are Req B,ssy h~,k Il A.
Pea, fssd fssri, TeysAa. kss-. 4.
Bake aud fese frisna. Es.lssy cea-
d.cscss fron Aspsa. Ar fsssi Ass
i,.,ea lo,AIsg oses tks rnt.sr uias~G
d,sts,.s
sosey ksker has arrived iaa A.
pen ,o Take . posssios - eaglnses
Al the t.a,erpsI.s
Miss Sadie Hines ~iM he Q e"ss,
Ai thorclsester h,,ts-l los . iew dsSs
Another Il tAose deliGhtfsl dA..css
.. iu order.
John Wshl, uhe has l,eeu clsrk-
ing "a ASIAes~sa . s.ore, MS ssw
taken = pnstioa - ssssstsst c'sI
engineer at tise EHserprsse 10 help
Mr. Stssldoa.
Al Pe Pisss gsIch. sev~rsl ss@-A
l.oldevs ot the WeoAs nisi~G cosa
pssy have co.se W 70 ssart wOrk o.
the, prcy~ry. JoAs Wooia. Joks
Eric.o~ sad oAhess have eoee fsOn
here to do sossss nisisx for tAsa.
I.ooAs good up hsrs Thew ere
40 Ip.i.ss~ IN tks tssu. Cosse sp,
some II voa 6sssisos Isllo~s.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03
....o...,.. So,...-
russAa0, 40. =.

Alice u~tssrp~ - do~a fuua CHaasssa
on . Ss~st.
n,.s nsx,sAr SsrSeu~ v,sjesh - suma-
" seat the fsuG VI she Wss&.
n,sscs May z@Hi~s - l.sas lsohs-
lcy Sf Guna.s<,a. sp.sat S~sHsAAv -
I<s@a.
Mrs. u. :. Ac(slasAaa II Saa bu4Se.
Calf. f~ruseriy " GURasssa was v'ss-
tor here lnst Wes&.
A. X. St<SeR~ hassAed hsyInG Arss
last week as,d sent aD~n - hss b0Usr
ranch neas hssschkIse ~ put NJ his ssr-
ond crop Of alfalfa
Mis- lula hergesmaa rstvrpsd tvuM
DENVER last weed ~rtsvs sAr Ass 6ssn
.y.euss,ng this su~sser with her pas~~es.
SAe expects to ~ - Cedas~dUs ss.a
where she has = position iH the scsessas
there
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03
NIoH3cn0

WsAnssAnV, -. Z.
Lang Spann shiFPs1 ~ eess - ~
.sut last week..
The iir~t fruit wa9sa - ~ ssaoo
css~e up Friday.
Nat GOrman aaA wife Wose 0Sa~ssso
shoppers TuesAay.
Mr. Gallup aN1 hi oickaen wess
visitorr in the vslary suaAav..
Ranger S"sttkra:s 80 vie v<.t y
Ma. Anna B.rrett ~ Arsksr haG-
gard visited friends 1t Csstlesse Sun.
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03
Wo 1o0
NewaCh~mpsoe Cosvsauan1.oss.

Wednesday, Sept. l.
Eugene Mc<sreGor wss = Csansssa
visitor last Wesk.
CT. kawslt end ssa we're in tee
valley last Friday.
Frsd Ryder " Cs~~de P.as~d tksssGA
here = fcW days a0s.
Grandpa hc<srNesr has h'ser qs'ss
low again the past week.
Mr.. Marry ferrell lrst fer Saassia last
Thursday, after hsvisQ eer~t . few
tlsyx with friends ass1 F~la1iSes.
kSst If our hay WseN afNsr hscossie0
disgusted with oAAr kresa u NY weseA-
er, have quit end beft fer asyer clissss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03
Csast Cssssess Sse1. 7

District court convebes next Tues
day The time has been changed
from the third Tuesday to the first
Monday in April and September, but
as the 6rst Monday in September is
Labor Day, court convenes the 9TH.
The docket 10 short with but two or
three criminal casos.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03


sunA, Nerna Waterman.
Ls1s land -
D. " badger OF Denver 10 nos
sAs - printer and ioresaau at the
NsssChampssa office
JsAes Geo. hetherinx,on left las,
sssaiaG 10 ssscad the Methodist
Csafssence in Psselo ~ delegate
0A Elva TSsner, q teacher in the
huvsg schools, Wss in our CITY tins
go, che gussa u hI.s Dos,a Estes
UsArr shsr.G ID. J. l~hsa vent to
~. Carbon Wednesday ssbpoenaing
ws1nsuses in The Pssssler and Swallow
Nm. y. 7. SApp rstsrned Monday
tsso Pilkln wksSe she spent several
As1s the sssss Ot Ms. X. X
~. La n kaasss retarned first
4 ~ week Isosa IAssver and kansas
Cssy ~hevs she wset to psrchsss
aiDlissry ts ~ ~ tssds.
nias nsAGis VsAss passsd thrs~gh
ssss Tsndsg sssssas 70 Psoais
vAsn - win sssisG Mrs.. ". II.
Yssss y ~ aiDlisery s.ors.
CT. LakksiA0p aad ". h. Wool
Uott q ClUoDesilje, No., took sst fish
iAS lasnaDs kess THE week and will
spssA . osesh o. slss Gsnnison.
MA y. Crswsr ssd daughter,
Mlss 0ssA, Of lhilsdel phia left Ssn-
day - sAsis hoas after . moaths
visit Asse With ths fsr,pers sister,
Mrs. Z. L. Mills.
Jss T. Hsrrisoa, rspresentinG the
F,deljeg 80 lsposit coopany, Of
MaryleaA ~ss 10 sown Wednesday
checAiaH up ths cossty treasurer
books, which hs fosHA in first class
shspo.
Ma 0saais Saads Nsrtin Of osr
city ~ a0sia bssa hoeored in the
club mus;oai coatsst Last week At
Puehle - cap4sssd frat prize for
the ~ vocsl solo, estitIed Those
EvseiaG Rslls.
Ppuf. +. s. Horu Of Pittsbure,
Pens., arrived this week and will
have charge of the science depart
ment 10 tks cosaty high school lie
is q claasmsls u Prof. Wiseley and
co,ses very highly recommended.
NJ. Porter Of Psonia. u large coal
owses - Ninnesota creek, was up
fra Il the week on business. The
rsnshes are psshing up that river
into 0snaisor county, and the old
road 10 being tesced in. NJ. Porter
and otAers arc saxinss 10 have the
thoroaghfare aircsdy established de-
clarea . covaty rod.
There 10 20 he family reunion of
the llsrtmaes at Toronto, Canada,
September 6. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Hartman OF our city expected to at
lend but owing 70 late having are
unable 70 get away 1t is the one
hundred aud second anniversary Of
the sestlement there of their Grand
father Hartman and the original
homestead still stands.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03

G. II. Judd made a business trip
in from Gothic this week Things
are looking pretty good in a mining
wsy up there. The Hard Cash has
recently developed the best ore show
ing of it's history -Four men have
pushed the tunnel in on the vein and
expect TO cut the contact soon
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03

Chas. n. Young and j Ross
Hanna OF Monmouth, Ill, are here
on business connected with the
Gothic smel.er, which has recently
been cold. They have gone up to
look over the ground.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03

hr. 80 Mn. Geo. L,ghtley we're
hosts st . lsros card sad finch party
Friday svsAiAG A Sel,c,oss 1:30
lsschsoa Wss ssrved Seventy five
invitations we're issued
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03

Aiss Hstty AcCrsckea rstursed to
Dsaver yesterday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03

Sheriff Hanlon drove from Marble
to the Buttes Wednesday. dropping
down TO Gsnnison ON the train and
returning the next morning. He
reports the strikers rs many Of them
going back to work in the marble
mill and quarry. Asked about the
Black Queen, Pat SAWS the boys have
. inc streak of ore, and are running
the mill successfully.
Gunnison news-champion., 1909-09-03

A. n. Thomas and Jos Black
stock returned this week from the
Alaska Yukon, Pacific exposition
and are loud in their praise Of tha,
great show Mr.. Thomas tells us
that the thriving city of Seattle is
now the second largest naval station
in America and ~ soon as the new
dry docks are completed will stand
first Business opportunities are
good there, but no better than IN
Colorado, according to Mr. Black
stock. lie tells Of land on the coast
that il now costs over a hundred
dollars An acre to clear of stumps,
and then they raise Just the same
oats, alfalfa and other crops that
we have here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-09-20
SAFE CRACKERS
ARE STUNG
PLAN TO CRACK SAFE FOILED
BY A SIMPLE NOTE BY
OWNER.

SPOKANE. Sept. 20.-Cunning
safe crackers who attempted to
steal the days receipts from John
p. Wallis department store at Lib
by, Mont, Friday night happened
across the work of man more
cunning than they, and after care
fully guarding against capture,
gained their way to the coveted
safe, but turned away in disgust.
The burglars bored a two-inch
hole through the front door and
turned the key on the inside of
the lock, gaining an entrance. The
entrance to j. E. Adams office
was locked on the outside, so
that he could not escape and give
tho alarm. Before leaving the
store, ]. F. Wall removed all his
money, warned by the former safe
crackings in Libby, and left this
notice on the open safe door,
which was found by the burglars
This safe is open for your in
spection. Forty dollars in silver
in the cash register was over.
looked in disgust.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-09-20
Freak of Nature
Caught at the
Park
TAKES SIX MEN TO LAND 80
POUND SKATE FISH ON PIT.
DEFIANCE DOCK.

One of the queerest freaks of
nature that the waters of Puget
sound ever yielded was brought
to the surface about 6 o'clock Fri
day by "Billy" Hines, a well
known bridge carpenter. While
fishing of fthe wharf at Point De-
fiance park with a piece of perch
for bait. secured to pinch hook,
he suddenly felt such terrific
Juggling at the end of his line that
he was quite sure he had landed
a "hippo." For ten minutes he
heaved and pulled, but after he
got his haul to the dock, it re,
quired the assistance of six men to
finally land it. 1t was a 30-pound
skate fish, and the first of that
species ever caught at the Point
Defiance dock.
The skate fish is peculiar
looking speciment. The mouth
nostrils and gill openings, five on
each side, are in the lower surface
of the body. The mouth, when
opened, is nearly the size of a
mans face. The skate owns a set
of broad, flat teeth. Its tail is
elongated and slender, and is
armed with sharp claws. not un-
like those of a cat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-09-20
PIONEER BUSINESS
MAN DIES

William Schlarb, a pioneer of
Tacoma, died at one of the city
hospitals yesterday, at the age of
so. He had been suffering with
stomach trouble for some time,
and had undergone an operation
four months ago. He is sur
vived by his wife, and five chill
dren, William, Peter and John
Schlarb, Mrs. e. WEIGH and Mrs.
#. B. Burke, all of Tacoma.
The deceased was one of the
best known merchants in Taco
ma. having first engaged in bust
ness here 80 years ago. Except
for six years in Alaska, he has
been living In Tacoma and vicin-
fty since then. He was q member
of the Odd Fellows, the A. o. U.
w. and the Masonic lodge, Taco
ma No. 90. For some time past
he has been living in Gig Harbor,
but had contemplated moving to
Tacoma, when death came.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-09-20
LEGAL NOTICE
sUMMONs-No. 2s2z5


In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, in and for the
County of Pierce.
L. L. Clark, Plaintiff, VS.. Dorothy
Gale and J.. w. Gall. her husband;
get Sound University, a washing
ton corporation; University Land
company, a Washington corpora
ton; also all other persons or par
ties, unknown, claiming any right.
title. estate, lien or interest In
the real estate described In the
complaint herein; Minerva e. wes-
lou, j. p. Taylor, Defendants.
The State Of Washington to the said
w. J. Morphy. ]. II. Taylor:
You are hereby summoned TO APP
pear within sixty GOD days after the
date of the first publication of this
days after the 23rd day of August.
1903, and defend the above entitled
action in the above entitled court
and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff and serve a copy OF your
answer upon the undersigned attor-
below stated and In case OF your
failure to do so judgment will be
rendered against you according to
the demand of the complaint which
has been filed with the clerk OF the
said court.
quiet title to lots twenty-three (23l
to thirty (30). both inclusive, Of
block twenty-three (z3) First Divis-
ION University Place of the city OF
Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington
A. ]. SWINDLE and
II. b. GILBERT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
P0stoffice Address: Northern Pacific
Headquarters Building. Tacoma,
Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-09-20
NO INSPECTOR
NAMED Yet

There is still no building in
spector in Tacoma, and the mayor
was given q severe scoring by
citizens at the city hall today be-
cause he had made no provision
for transacting the business.
The building inspectors office
was closed all day Saturday, and
this morning the mayor again
locked up the door and went off
to Seattle to celebrate with the
Italians.
Over a dozen persons were up
at the door before o'clock clam
oring to get in. They all wanted
permits to begin building, and
could not be supplied because the
mayor had neglected to appoint a
man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-09-20
Is Divorced From
That Original
Stingy Man

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
OAKLAND, Cal, Sept. 90
Three days of married life with
an allowance of 20 cents for
expenses proved enough
for Hazel Zipperln, and as re-
suit she sued for divorce, and
was given her decree. In court
she testified that her husband
gave her rs cents shortly after
they were married, and told her
that the coin would have to de-
fray the expenses for a week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-09-20

day by Sheriff Ed Davis and
brought to Dayton. She was re-
leased on her own recognizance
to appear for trail next Thurs
day. According to information
gathered by Sheriff Davis, trou-
BILE arose over the ownership of
several buildings on the Willis
ranch. The place was recently
owned by Frank Waterman, who
was interested in the Odell saw
mill. According to the employees
of the mill. the buildings are the
property of the Odell interests.
Willis claims the buildings were
included in the bill of sale of
the ranch. Pending a legal set
Element, Mrs. Willis Is said to
have resented the intrusion of the
Odell employees when they came
to tear down some of the build
ings.
She said she ordered the mill
men to leave the place in lady
like manner. They became inso-
lent, she says. and abused and
blackguarded her. Then she rush
ed into the house and secured a
gun. Although the millmen were
driven from the place, 1t is said
they returned later with rein
forcements, and completed the
razing of the buildings. 1t is
likely two interesting cases will
be the outcome of the dispute
one to decide the ownership of
the buildings, and the other to
decide whether Mrs. Willis had a
right to defend what she claims
to be her property with a gun.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-09-20
new RAILWAY IN
Northwestern
CALIFORNIA

(By United Press Leased Wire.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 90
Captain A. H. Payson, president of
the Northwestern Pacific, which is
owned jointly by the Santa Fe and
Southern Pacific. has just an
nounced that the gap between
Eureka and Sherwood. a distance
Of 105 miles, will be closed and
work on the line will be started
soon. An appropriation of So
100000 has been made to start
construction.
The railroad will open up the
northwestern part of California.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-09-20
u. =. Asks for
100000 Gift

The Union Pacific now wants
the city to give up $4,000 of
good property for nothing. Hav-
ing put through it's Pacific ave-
nue. franchise with such ease,
against the wishes of the peo-
pie, by simply getting the council
men in line. the company now is
going after more.
The committee on vacations
this morning had before it re-
quest from the Hartman rail-
way asking for the vacation of
East M and N streets from Puy-
allup to 25th street. This amounts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-09-20

to IL city lots, and at the rate
the railway has been paying for
property in that section, $4,000 a
lot, it would be a clean gift to the
company of $50, 900.
when they come in and de-
post 100000 to the credit of
the general fund of the city
then we will do it," said Lynn,
and the other councilmen present
at the meeting signified a will
ingness to lay the case on the
table until the railway comes in
and offers something for the
property.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-09-20

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
DAYTON, Sept. 20.-When
Mrs. Mabel Willis, the wife of
Lewis Willis, a Tukanon farmer,
ordered several employees of the
Odell sawmill off her place recent
ly and they refused to go, she Sc
cured a gun and aiming it at the
breast of B. ]. Morris, one of the
crew, demanded hasty capitula-
ton.
Mrs. Willis was arrested Satur-
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WELCOMED TO STATE IN BIG
NATIONAL MEETING THIS
MORNING - TACOMA is
WE'LL REPRESENTED.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SEATTLE, Sept. 20.-The SOW
ereign grand lodge of the Odd Fell
lows opened it's first session in The
Moore theater today, the time be-
ing devoted mainly to welcoming
addresses and the unifying and
programing of the weeks work.
Judge George e. Morris of the
state supreme court delivered the
address of welcome in behalf Of
the state.
Large delegations of Odd Fell
lows arrived yesterday and las.
night, including the Tennessee
grand representatives.
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is MARS Inhabited?
NOW SEE THE SCRAP

to nil. There, according to their
observations of the distant sphere
it's atmosphere is Numerically op-
posite to the atmosphere credited
it by Astronomer Slipher, who
studied the globe from Flagstaff.
AS a result of Campbell's COM
plete overthrow of the time-hon-
ored theories regarding the prob
able Availability of Mars, the
group of scientists siding with
Lowell and Slipher, and the be-
levers in the canals are expected
to question the deductions of
Campbell and his colleagues and
attempt to support their own
views.
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the 25 year sentence Mrs. Boyle
was also ordered to pay a fine of
So, 900.
AS 1t was never proven that
the woman took part in the actual
kidnapping of the Sharon youth, al
though she admitted that she took
charge of the lad after he was car
ried to Cleveland. many people
contend that the sentence was Sc
we're.
The woman's husband Is now
serving a life sentence In the
Western Pennsylvania penitentiary
for his part in the affair.