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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19
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"Abonl ten years ago my brother was
sheld'up' in his ~nek. health ana hap
plnesa by what was believed to be
hopeless Communion writes ~ r.
hlnscumh of Washington. 3. G. He
took an kinds uf remedies AMI treat
Aen5. from several dsetors. but found
10 he'. I'LL he used Dr. Kinea Nea
discovery and was wholly Cured hy Ais
hoitlcs. 1e "a well man today ITS
qslck TO relieve and ire sitzaat cure
for weak Or sore lungs, Iiomofrhafcs
Coughs and Colds bronchitis. la
Grippe Asthme anA all Bronchial af
fectiona, Soc AVID sl00 'rrlal h the
Tree. Guaranteed By all druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19
NEW SKIN REMEDY
Stops IICHING
Skin Trouble o. Infants and Adults
Quickly Cured.

MUMMY MI W.
when II Is known that poelam, The
new skin remedy, VIII stop the tortu
r0us Itching attending eczema with
first application and bring Immediate
relief aud comfort to sufferers from
ait skin troubles rs merit VIII be M
stantly appreciated On the tendet
skin Of chatting infants. Poslam may
be Hssa with soothing and beneficial
effects Il Ii applied externally and
lts remarkable healing powers begin
their work al once.
An skin Diseases including eczema
acue. herpes, rash, letter etc, ylold
readily 20 les remarkable curative
properties. Occasional applications Of
l'oslam, Ia small quantities. VIII quick
~ Danish plmples, hives, blacaheads,
bi tehes, and viii relieve and cure Itch
Ing loet scaly scalp humors, etc A
special 5O.cent package has heen adopt
ed for those who use poslam for these
minor troubles This aa well as the
regular twodollar iaF. ls on sale al
F. y Lilies, the Postofflce Pharmacy
]. n. Waleee's, G. B Roo's, aud other
leadlng drug stores, IN Guthrie
An experimental supply oi POs.nm
may be obtained free Of charge by writ
ing TO The Emergency Laboratories, 32
West Twoniyflfth Street, New York
city.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19
SAYS ANYONE CAN
EASILY DO THIS
Much Kidney and Bladder Trouble
Here and Gives Valuable
Prescription

Take caro- 81 harkache A great
iaabg cases Of Kidney complaint are
reported tbput herci also bladder
Trouble ard rheumatism.
An authority once stated that pain
n ihe back 1lns & region Of the Kil'
nefs Is the danger signal nature hanea
oul notify tie sufferer that shete y
something wrong with the Kidneys,
which chou 4 receive immediate etlen.
ton Only vegetable treatment should
bo administered and absolutely 20
struaAlg aleagGlic medicines which are
harmful W lhe kiAneys ahd bladder
Tha lgllowlns pteseflpil p, while
SIMPLE. harmless and Inexpensive ls
keewa AAd reeognlxcd as q sovereign
ramady iat klaney complaint F4e ~.
eieaionls can he obtained ~ any eo1u
presorpilcn pharmacy ana anyone can
nisx ihah. Compound KarE n, one
oubta rMli Extract Dapdolipn, one
hais ouncc tDmnnuud 3yilp aarsa'
naffl.a shree emgCs Shake well In q
boille sna takc III ieaspooniul doses
after oArh meal aud at bedtime
This preparation Is said restore
the nalufal nncllan Of iae Kidneys ~
lhey Nsil slll aud strain the poisonous
waate maisee uric arld, etc. from the
blnna, Purifying Il and relieving fheu
mausnl Ilarknahe MA be relieved. the
AfIna viii be neuirelxed and cleared
ana no ungef cnuse nj irritation
saneaby vercnmlng such symptoms AZ
weak bladder. painfHl frequent ami
other urinary difficulties.
ThIs worth trying and mag prove
sual what many people here need-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

OF sell liquors to minors habltuai
afunkarda, or persons Oi uns9und
mlns.
By ~prson Amending Sec eosl.
C-ap, D Art l. general statutes of
1908 relating 10 revenue.
By Cursor. AmeEdlng Secs i7iS,
and 1870 Chap. 57 General statntcs
oi 1905
10y Carn. Amending SOC Z ART.
O. nd SEE Of Ali .. Of Chap 2. Of
le01a if'1n l1wr, rs TO cons
courts anu thelf iurlsdictlan
By c6.k. decreasing number oi us.
iriet u'ses 20 two IN Taird Judicial
district their ,flttinss and hxng CON.
tena tor
By cope ana Durham, Relating %
co 3 ~ piceelnro ln civil and erlml-
nal carrs,
isT Humphreys Amerlina caap 30
hGt e Secs 30Q2 10 aG05, General
statuies laaS as % arpeals "a civil
procedure before Justices Of The
Neac'
BY ilnp Amending efc 1879 Art
3 cha1 Ji General siHiutoH 1908,
lly Ianp Regulating fees ana sala.
fiea of register Of deels
ay Mafls Prohibiting contracts
limitlns cr a5cldlm llehlllly Tor neg.
lieflea
lly Porte As q oleirng drifts ana
Keeping oren channela Of snnll
stfeang
~ WaaOng, Relating q eonFtrue-
ton and maintenance % division fen
ees.
rs Williams For penelouine ex.
Confederate soldiers,
b. Maxoy. Amosdlng Soc s. Art
i. Chap. s. Wilson'S statutea, reIat-
Ing 70 nesotl9ble Instruments.
Be Dueaat an Humphreys. En.
AaWprlng county commissioners 70
buy triilges e.c
By Wllsen To establish "a okiehe
mf State reformat0ax for BOYS. near
Granite Greer county.
fy Wallace TO repeal siata 1eanoy
fe8inro of iNllurs prohibition law
liy Raiillf. Amending paragraph 4
Sec 1877 General slaluies 1905. Ga
iablinR limitpiIun ol etiOns
fy Dunn empowering building rom
missioner. his assistant and aAlei OF
lifa department % eoaaemn ansaie
bulldlnga. ete
i4y Carson Providing ine time 81
4 hulllng terms of district court
hy JGan, Authorizing county com
mlEsloEers III new counties IN "easl
slda 10 Audit elalmH 0f The pruvt
sieaal county clerks and commission
sra who servel in interim hetwc9r
feHsttullenal convention AMI atalci
bert
hy Dunn and nurant, Appropriate
/ lux S2ila00 fer aaiafles Of memhess
aid crployes Of Corporation eommis
aIef
aY Savage Of Crock Defining exior
/ tlfi
By Narlman. Prescribing powers
&c al boards oi regents Of state nor
/ muil, pie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

Tbs Oklahoma State Bank ul rulsa
VI granted a certificate Of authority
ia ifanset business hy The bank com.
ulsslpne 4. M Ycang this morning
with 3 capital oi Sgs000. x D Marr.
eHseeiciafg oi the school land com.
nlsaiuu i president al the ueR insti-
tnllon / p MARI sr vlcGpreslaont
and y Milton Rinehnart cashier
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

Hollis Jan 10 Miles Edwards. sup
rosed 70 he gswd ilas returned. com
irk AZ i tfysnps One ol the strange
features q his disappearance and re
turn is he fact that while be IS un'
ehla to elye an naccount Of Ais wander
lnes Edwards speakes Spanish f7ee
ii alihough he knew nothing what
ever of ne laneuaeo before he leil
here Hls wife, after tIseless
search of several weeks, i6 nov with
her parents II Missouri
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19
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) At THE THEATRE. 6
) O o @ Q 0 @ 9 Q o O 0 o Q o 0


n1pman Hearsa"
Many Of the PLAYERS who helped 70
popillrlge w y NankeyIlle'a famous
melodfnmatic treat, "ilnman licartk
upon thc accession oi iis former sisits,
VIII be seen With the company when
Il CONES 90 tie Bgooks Thursday. this
saas0r.
An cveas of no small Importance IS
tlle to ppetfance of w r. Nlnke.
v1les Aeltku1Sn end highly aprre.
olateT melodrnmitle Offering "ilu-
man Hearts which win be shown
here fbr the smmement Of our tnen-
tre.goers en- Thursday ncyt
The forihcomlng Presentation win
IN q notable one lfolu the fact tlat
The company PLAYING tie plece this
st VIII ho ,he samo m eYefy nar-
ticulnr as that which NJ uheyllle
Will aend TO Australia next June.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

often receive aevcre burns putting OUT
fires. then uac Buekiens Afniea saiyo
aad fafeei tAem Il % q drives ont
pain Fer Burma scalds Wounds.
cuts and Bruises lts earlh's greatest
healer Qaickly cures Skin Eruptlope
Ola Sores. Boils lllrrrs Felons best
pie cure made Relief Is Instant s5e
al an druggists,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

Hutchinson. Kans after trying doc
tors and different medicines for kid
ney. bladder aud rheumatic trouble
Hall's Texas Wonder cured me Il Is
the best medicine on earth Waller
Il Perry. 20 s Main street. Sold BY
att druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

nemalning II ihe Jury room only
long enough 10 east one ballot sud 60
write out the verdict the jury IN the
eaae of the United States W ] p,
nowng. returned 4 verdict Of guilty
uealnal the defeu liant shortly before
mon today II The United SAiea die.
lFlaG court Dowlng wa charged with
lAreent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

hrmcstrad and thai lhe other eighty
acres bc sall and the proceeds asei 10
build ~, q homie This would mca1
lAe plariaa uptn lhr msfhel 3oonna
aegs ~ the choicest iani N otlaauma.
vscsuAe sse lnilau had fret chOicc be.
BE ne While man WAS permitted o
nnlNhnAl.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19
rhg DsIIahtfuI Treat n The ssas.n-


sdnialda ThurE,dls new liay. "Tae
Wrman' lIonG" hy Fredoriea panlt,
ms rs one Of much merit Il IS an
esccllenf yehlclh far iAe exploitation
ai me tiiarss ol thls sweefeaf nl
most charming OF women or the
American si~ee Guihrie iheniregof
ems cgnnpt sen afford 10 lel this ie+
llehtiul tfeat OF the seasoa SO btc
Already The advance sale for Miss
Ihnfsion's snnu1l appeNaneo at tao
Bsrgts is quite largo ara Manager
pfpok9 spealtlng To q patron 81 the
Brooks q few days ago impaired the
Information lhit he c0nfaeafly ey.
rceui Miss Thugslu io break gli
former records MISS rhurslon und
her talcntel company nlncars az tha
B'ClkG townlroW night
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

1oeE pocer.
Domestic troubles was the cause 81
anAArle housewife taking roleun
last HlFht nf n V Smith WHO WAS
hammoned arrived IN lime 70 snye
tie IIl8 oi lha woman who wanted 10
ena be Ne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19
GAS r. @ - X a.
40. slm kad YaH Hare AlAsE Bought
N##E8 tAN Aeasgsf ranaaaaalaaasA#
's.s''" esHzzzx

IA nr wn. ~ the Eirnwn Dry Goods
onmuauy a visiting friends and attend
ms lo business mattegs IN Wichita fe
ln expected home lhis esening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

have been somewhat nostire. but
Roan's IleTalets gave Just the results
leslraa They acl mildly and regulate
The bowels perfectly "--Geaegp B.
kfense sa6 Walnut sse., Altoona, Pc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

Itelran@e. Heo'hos, Heas eud lsstesis d
Ellao,. y s'abmue 1lllne ifdia (aiaf
sd tisTs WY q culsIia Held aulrhlt
Is@'p "A fss stM al nssiU anil smell
IHsy % ae tohtains M nillgi d sislns
#nitN rio tho nk # aal ale6rl,ell
IsAtf So 50 GENTS Il Ilv4eEsEs or IA
mi lAaaId tfsala HalN "a Am IS
ItpfQ|7e. = eetlA
ElY uGaEHEas. ao Nznsa ST.. Hss Yosk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

The foods we eat furnish energy
for the body just as burning coal
makes steam for an engine.
The experiments of Prof.
Frankland, Ph. D.. Of London.
show that cod liver oil yields two
and one-haIf times more energy
than siarehes or sweets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

1 pure cod liver oil cotnbine6
with hypopllosphiles of lime and
soda. Itforms fat, gives strength,
ennches The blood. inviaorases
The nerves. and repairs tissues.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

.spit opposition ID amending a single
clause rl tae laws ii 1905. lie stated
the constitution demanded the codln-
cation anl waalcVel shingcs ar0 now
insde will he bui rs confuse and make
hafler me taak N The cCdlfyne com.
lnlttca
Ceninittec OF The Whole. s
Senator Taylor commanded the
c9nmitiee Of the whole crc2 and put
tte spurs oi apced 70 lis soldiers
whcfeye possible
The Franklin chill labor bin was
ecNnliienItd lci passsge, bnt not un.
III after Il had been put tar0ugh d
debating course ol sprouts III which
some OF The members sought TO make
iher energies ami solce power en-.
Elnea ~ con ana Destruction, accord.
ing e their viewpoint. -
Tile Cordell blll to prevent husband
of vile willing more than twn.thirds
g tAeli property uwsy from .he uthcr
fAas i9stled lir9ugh The hopper and
allowei 20 chaEa Tie Franklin act Is.
AalJ homo base.
tbs Neage measure nensicnlhe
blind people wsitse income ii IasA
ihan $3.50 per annum 10 the extent OF
sl00 w1 also Recommended Tor pas.
SAGE, rr9glso making one seven
year resident ot the state prior to re.
eelvlpg the stipend
Nurse The Big Gill.
Tie kOdale insurance bill, long and
ctgaslne tie NE Insurance question
Ii an phases, was relesaied out % the
committee too the purpose o. hiylns
Reld'o, Gould'ug and Colyille make an
examination To SEQ Il u be sound
egeu2h llr turn With c1umiuep Of
one waolo exercise
NO 81 Cled With Honor.
Senate 1911 No. 30 proyldIng ior q
soldiers home, D9th Federal and Con.
d eiic, Nas postponed ua.il next
Monday na by tacl consent % VIII
hll the bumnera Of leieat prlof 90 taat
time The pcolcst from Federal and
Confederate alike gounls the doom,
The soldiers affirming ilere ure many
better WAYS TO handle those vap need
assstlne,
solmat Greeted.
irnrnicf Senator Holman 0l Wglum.
BE was sislior and greeted with mp.
plangc. Az au investor Ia tile Glenn
al country Ne spoke of SIS and 0il
products and mate an interesting and
shnsltle plea for the preservation Of
the eas which has been wasted no
fecklessly.
HIllupS TO The Fore.
Senator nillups Introduced bin
providing f1f state agene. Of liquors
falug away wlta all loci ageucles
"a allGallg wines and llanogs iof
dfugglsts. chemists ana soieutIsa "a
hete for mixing purposes what Is re.
CURED, but none to be aoll unless
mlsed with SOME other iugfeaionl
known "a science as d medicine
Mir sellsnY
sinno.d called far report from
srhcOt la8 department aeklng fer
details. Tint lhe senaie might Know
whl was Required when the BILLS por
lpining g that denaelmeai aga un lo1
consideration ena pa8snec.
Governor iieglsebl also sent mes
sage asking how and Whit Nas ps
peeiel " lae school land department
stating lhat Il waa working ander Al,
feeliun Of tle legislative boay'g cdn
eeption OF the Inv but explaining
there were various branches and eace
was subleel tp the viii Of tho legis.
lgtlye boly "a least frat was lhe CON
sttucilrn LAST session.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19
.THE: SENATE.

standlng With uplliiei baud do.
mining that an e.ntk n tft senate
be consistent; quoting ~ lntersiew
With the alshent aiemUqAs a the 81.
dietary; wagIins bis enthusiastic
fonngcr colleagues q me naiIlciency
81 hastily howlng TO demandso ol tho4e
nof ccnyersani With the makiag or en.
Forcing OF laws, Senator lltrpe. q.
Cauniisham oi ingan equity. an.
nounced dis strongest and lndeiatlg.
epse opposition d amending single
elaase d the laws d 1905 Iie stated
the constitution demaAdcd the codln-
cation aui waatcVel shinses aro now
made will he but rs confuse and make
hafler me taah II ihc coddyng com.
lnlttos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-01-19

! = johnson. Of lndHna. vas pres.
enl AMI on motion Of Jones was Ia.
plied 10 address The aouse. AMI lhe
seHete aud ha addressed Toe members
II the two hauses lie told Of cerlaIh
Wefa ihN Is being eap IN behalf Of
tie feohle nindcl. nr johnson x
seegeiAfF Fl lhp National Association
aI charities III c0f3ecscns lie sta.
led that Il supply eas an ideal place
faf tie lueFs.tn oE z colony for the
feehlemln ID His higa compliments
e thc new state we're warmly 81.
nlsuded
Aatlicf enaroo has been lnnhd q
le neepst az lho hk hHl nnd
slKeahes .AAESsa sihAauneod Tie hrl
nelnimeaA 81 r. sss.ss.ss.i IS asy eul
Elaefr TIE aplolalnani vaa prompt.
s confirmed hX The house
Dill introduced
h|lla Nega introduced ae |Inns
ny ncss A4k|ns Il le.ohf % slye
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-01
Heney Exposes Rich Criminals
Trying to Break Him at Polls

I AND THE UNITED RAILROADS
COMPANY OF SAN FRANCISCO
HAD FORMED A COALITION
WITH CERTAIN POLITICIANS
OF THE REPUBLICAN,, DEMO
+; CRATIC AND UNION LABOR
PARTIES TO SECURE THE
ELECTION OF c. NJ. FICKERT,
A LOCAL ATTORNEY, FOR THE
PURPOSE OF DISCONTINUING
THE MUNICIPAL GRAFT CASES
AND OF DISMISSING THE IN
DICTMENTS NOW PENDING
AGAINST THE GAS CO., THE
TELEPHONE COMPANIES AND
THE UNITED RAILROADS co.
OFFICIALS.
What connection Abe Ruef has
with the combination is not clear,
although his relations, both politi-
cal and otherwise, were always
close and friendly with the politi-
clans mentioned, and those close
and friendly relations are known
still to exist.
AS soon as this situation devel-
oped, Mr.. Heney announced that
he. would reconsider his decision
and become a candidate unless
some other man became candi-
date whom he believed would con-
duct the office impartially and
vigorously prosecute wealthy as
we'll as poor criminals.
About this time Daniel A. Ryan,
a prominent leader of the younger
republicans, was largely discussed
for the position, and Mr.. Heney
publicly announced that II Mr..
Ryan became candidate he would
not enter the. race against Ryan.
Mr.. Ryan decided, however, that
he would not become a candidate.
Shortly thereafter certain indie
pendent democrats concluded to
nominate a ticket for the primary
election. They nominated Mr..
Heney for district attorney and
insisted that it was his duty to
run. Thereupon Mr.. Heney def
nitely announced that though a
republican he recognized no par
tisanship in the office of district
attorney and would gladly accept
the nomination of the independ-
ent democrats, and that it was
his intention to become and an in
dependent candidate for the office
Subsequently a decision by the
supreme court of the state, con-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-01

ground that he had already done
all that ought to be expected from
one man.
Subsequently Patrick Calhoun,
president of the United Railroads
of San Francisco, made public
announcement of the fact that II
was the intention of himself and
his friends to secure control OF
the district attorneys office.
A CASUAL INVESTIGATION
MADE BY MIR. HENEY DEMON.
STRATED TO HIS SATISFAC-
TION THAT THE SPRING VAL
LEY WATER CO., THE SAN
FRANCISCO GAS & ELECTRIC
CO., THE PACIFIC STATES TEL.
EPHONE & TELEGRAPH co.
THE HOME TELEPHONE co.
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1
fstruing the new primary law
made 1t impossible, in the opin
ion of Mr.. Heney's friends, fol
him to become a candidate upor
any ticket II he intended to run
independently, and 1t was deter
mined that he would not make
the necessary affidavit to have his
name placed upon any ticket for
the primary election, but that he
would be nominated by petition as
an independent candidate after
the nominating election was over.
This determination was publicly
announced, and Mr.. Heney left
San Francisco on a vacation trip
to Alaska and did not return I'M
til long after the primary election
was over. His name was not
printed on any ticket which was
used as a ballot at the primary
election and no effort was made
until a few days prior to the
election to have his name written
upon the ballot in a blank space
which appears thereon. 1t was
then discovered that we'll or
ganized plan was on foot by GER
tain democratic and labor union
politicians to have Mr.. Fickert's
name written upon the ballots of
those parties as candidate for
district attorney.
Any votes however few in
number thus cast for Mr.. Fickert
would give him a place on the
ballot at the regular election as
the nominee Of the democrats, as
the regular organization had re-
Trained from nominating any man
for the place and no name was
printed on the primary ballot as a
candidate for that office. This
we'll laid plan, If successful,
would have given Mr.. Fickert
place on the ballot at the regular
election as the nominee of the re-
publican, democratic and labor
union parties and would very nat
urally have placed Mr.. Heney's
Independent candidacy at a great
disadvantage.
:. The primary election was held
on Tuesday, Aug. IT, and on
Thursday, Aug. IL, the Evening
Bulletin for the first time, pub
lished notice asking voters of
all parties to write Mr.. Heney's
name on the ballot in the blank
space under the office of district
attorney. The Bulletin republish-
ed this notice on Aug. IA, and
again on Monday, Aug. 16. No
other newspaper published the
request, and. consequently, a great
number of voters had no informa-
ton whatever ON the subject, and
thousands of them doubtless con-
cluded that Mr.. Heney was not,
and would not, be candidate for
nomination. Nothing had been
done to keep the fact before the
voters that Mr.. Heney intended to
become a candidate for the office
of district attorney by petition
after the primary election was
over. and, therefore, thousands of
the voters doubtless voted at the
primary election under the impress
sion that Mr.. Heney had aban-
doned any intention of becoming
a candidate at the election.
"a second article by Mr.. Heney,
in which the graft fighter will ANA
lyze the vote at the primary eiec-
ton to back his prediction that he
will be elected, will appear in the
Times tomorrow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-01
BY FRANCIS J. HENEY.

When the candidates for the
office of district attorney of San
Francisco were first being dis
cussed before the recent primary
elections here, William H. Lang
don, the District Attorney, an
nounced emphatically that he
could not and would not stand for
reelection. Mr.. Langdon and
others urged Francis ]. Heney tc
become candidate, but he flatly
refused to do SO on the ground
that at his age, so years, he
could not afford to make such 6
sacrifice, and upon the further
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-01
NOTED ENGINEER BURIED.
[ BY United Press Leased Wire.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. Wv.
e. Marsh, the Southern Pacific
civil engineer who built the Lucin
cutoff across the great Salt Lake
was buried here today. Marsh
died Wednesday morning in the
Southern Pacific hospital follow
Ing an operation for appendicitis
which he submitted to four weeks
ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-01
CRASHES
into FENCE;
MAY DIE

WALLA WAILA, Oct. AT
ter crashing into a fence while
speeding SO miles an hour on a
motor cycle, Harry Gardner is in
a local hospital suffering internal
Injuries and conclusion of the
brain. 1t is probable that he will
die.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-10-01
KILLS TWO
EN- DIS OWN
LIFE

SOUTH WOODSTOCK. Conn ,
Oct. DIR. Armin Brunn, a we'll
known physician of this city, died
yesterday from a bullet wound in
the abdomen, which was fred by
his brother, Constantine, who
committed suicide after killing
Miss Frieda Brunn, sister, wno
was living at the physicians home.
Brunn and his sister were In
the living room when Constantine
entered the dwelling and asked
permission to use the telephone.
He called a number, then turned
suddenly, leveled the revolver at
the woman and fired. She fell to
the floor, dead. Without hesita-
ton Brunn then aimed at his
brother and sent bullet into his
side. Believing that he had kill
ed both the doctor and his sister
the murderer then turned the wes-
pom on himself.