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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09

Complete plans for the building to-
be erected at the corner Of Main and
Water street by the knights of Pythias
and Elks lodges have been finished by
Architect T. F. Howard and bids for
the construction of the building are
asked for today. At a meeting Of the
joint building committee, held this
afternoon, the plans were gone over
and it was decided to ask for bids for
the construction of the building.
Though it is possible some changes
may yet be made in the plans sub
mitted the early erection of the build
ing is certain.
The Detailed Plans.
The plans which have been drafted
by Architect Howard, and which are
now on exhibition in his office. pro-
vide for a building two stories high
and with a basement. In the base
ment there will be three rooms. to be
rented, aside from the fuel and boiler
rooms. There will be two stairway-
opening into the basement from Water
street. The building will have a
frontage of 73 feet, three inches on
Main street and of rs feet on Water
street.
The first floor of the building is to,
be divided into two principal rooms.
There will be room "a feet wide by
10 long on the south side of the
building and this will be for rent.
The remainder of the first floor. 40
by 81 feet, will be devoted to the
Elks club. The club headquarters
will consist of one large room with
accompanying coat room, toilet and
storage room.
From Main street the entrance to
the first floor of the building will be
through a loggia, six and one half
feet deep by "a feet wide. This will
be directly in front of the club room
and the entrance to the corner room
will also be from the loggia
The stairway to the second floor
will be at the north side of the build
ing and will lead from Main street to
the rear of the building where it will
open into lobby. The entire east
half of the second floor will be taken
up with the lobby ante rooms. par
Tor, kitchen, property room and ban
luet hall. The banquet hall will be
30 by SO feet in diameter and will
have a balcony 10 feet deep by SO s..
feet long.
The lodge room will occupy the west ,
half of the second floor and will be a i.
'oom SO by Sc feet in dimension. 1t ,
will have windows from both Main
md Water streets and so will be ex-
well ventilated. Accord
ng to the plans as now drawn the
odge room will have a plain floor
which will be carpeted The room
will not be available for dancing pur-
)oses.
At the south end of the lodge room
here will be a stage 12 feet wide,
nd at either end there will be a small
Dom available for a secretary's room
+ for other purposes
The basement of the building is to
e of reinforced concrete while the
irst and second stories will be of con-
rete blocks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
MANGLED BODY OF VETERAN
FOUND ON RAILROAD TRACE

North Yakima, July 9.-The man.
gled remains of Levi r. Leduc. a
veteran of the civil war, was found
on the main line of the Northern
Pacific today In his pockets was
found a restraining order from the
superior court of Yakima county,
prohibiting him from visiting the
home occupied by the Wife who has
started divorce proceedings. It is
supposed that the old man was heart
broken and committed suicide
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
TOM TAGGART TAKES
THE WITNESS STAND

Chicago, ILL.,, July 9.-Tom Tas-
Igart former chairman of the democrat
ic national committee. took the wit
ness stand this morning in the trial of
Ella Gingles, the lace maker accused
Of stealing lace from Miss Agnes Bar
rett, her employer. In previous testi-
mony given by Miss Gingles it was
stated that Miss Barrett wanted her to
go to French Lick springs Ind. Tag
garts resort as a white slave"
Taggart said ne knew Miss Barrett
but knew nothing about the Gingles
girl.
Taggart was excused after Attorney
O'Donne for the girl, explained that
he was not instrumental in having
Taggart brought into court.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09

which some notes had been written
the day before by DR.. Watts, he de-
clared that the hand that wrote the
notes, forged the letters and the Sig
nature OF j. w. Young to them. In
telling why he had arrived at that con-
clusion he proceeded to analyze every
letter in every word contained in the
few notes.
Among the witnesses who We're
called yesterday afternoon and last
evening to testify as to the character
of S. V. Knox, were II. o. Worthing-
ton, Nose Taylor Henry Stamper,
Anson Wood, T. o. Douglass, 2. Will
liams and Homer |. Watts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
EATS TEN POUNDS OF MEAT
IN AN EATING CONTEST

New York, July 9.--Phillip Lom-
mel, weighing 270 pounds, has won
the championship medal as a beef
steak eater. In a contest with Max
Meyers, 275 pounds, at a political
club outing, Lommel gorged himself
with 10 pounds of beefsteak without
getting up from the table while Meyer
was able to stuff only s ga pounds
into himself There were many bets
on the contest which was watched by
an excited crowd of several hundred
persons.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
OFFER TO SELL BABY
FOR FIVE HUNDRED CASH

New York, July 9.-Harry Beach,
23 years Of age, and out Of employ
ment, and his wife, both of whom
have been hungry much of late, have
offered their two-weeks-o old baby for
sale for $500 cash When Beach7s
first wife died two years ago she left
him with two children and he mar
ried his present wife six months Ia
ter In discussing their offer of the
baby for sale, Beach and his wife
said that to keep the child would be
only to inflict their hardships upon
him and by selling the boy they
would provide him with good home
and bring prosperity to themselves.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
File Whisky Briefs.

Washington, July 9.-Printed briefs
of arguments on the question of la
bells for whisky must be in the hands
of President Taft's secretary not later
than tomorrow. according to the
memorandum of the president on the
subject. Copies of these briefs will
be filed for the inspection Of interest
ed parties, and those desiring to an
swer the arguments set forth must
do so on or before July 90.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
KILLS HIS MAN
To EVEN GRUDGE
BACHELOR FARM HAND is
SHOT IN LONELY ROAD
Shooting Said to Terminate a Long
Grudge Held by Ed SchOll Against
Henry Falkstraw-SchOll Says the
Other Man Thretened to Kill Him
Self Confessed Murderer Is
Captured by the Sheriff and Possee.

Spokane, July ed. Scholl, aged
55, shot and killed Henry Falkstraw,
a bachelor farm hand, last night,
when the two men met at a lonely
road 2S miles northeast of Colbert,
Wash, according to a charge made
today 1t is said the shooting ter
minated a five years grudge cher
ished by Scholl, who was arrested at
midnight by Sheriff Doak and a pos
see. The authorities say Scholl con-
fessed. Scholl said Falkstraw threat
ened to kill him if he came through
a certain gate of the farm where
Falkstraw was employed. Falkstraw
was coming along the road when
Scholl fired from horseback.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
SAYS FIRST
WILL FORCED
Sensational Charges Made by
Mrs, Mabel Warmers Hand.
writing Expert.
DECLARED THAT SIGNATURES
ARE FORGED BY DIR. WATTS

Letters and Will Have Previously
Been Accepted as Undisputcd-
.. Handwriting Expert d. ii. Thomp-
son Says the signature OF James w.
Young TO the Alleged Original VIII
is False-Dr. Watts, Husband of
Chief Beneficiary Under First Will
Charged With Fm,gery-Joe Parkes
One of Original Witnesses Of sigma
ture.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
SELECT MEN TO WATCH
APPLE BOX LEGISLATION

Salem, July AT the annual meet
ing Of the state horticultural society
here today committee was appointed
to confer with the state board of hor-
ticulture for the purpose of choosing
some one to represent Oregon and
Washington next year when apple box
legislation comes up in congress. The
committee consists of L. T. Reynolds
and H. B. Thielson, of Salem; E. H.
Shepherd, of Hood River; Charles
Meserve of Medford, and Professor C.
/. Lewis of o. A. c..
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
OREGON DAY AT THE
SEATTLE EXPOSITION

Seattle, July 9.-This is Oregon day
at the fair, and the Oregon building
is bustling with activity. The wo-
men who made it possible to enter
tain the thousands who passed
through the building, predominant.
Exercises began at II o'clock with
an address delivered by Archbishop
Alexander Christie of the Catholic
diocese of Oregon, and Governor
Benson. Forty-five Oregon counties
were represented among the hostess
es, and nearly every woman is a
member of a woman's club. The
wives of the Oregon commissioners
will entertain the clubwomen at
reception and dinner in the New York
building tomorrow afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
ANT|-C|GARETTE
LAW KNOCKED OUT
JUDGE OF SUPERIOR COURT
CALLS IT UNCONSTITUTIONAL
Decision Is Rendered This Morning I'm
Tacoma In the First Test Case that
Is Brought Against the Washington
Law-,Iudge Clifford Says IL Re-
strains Interstate Commercc-Ta-
come Defendants arc Released.

Tacoma, July 9.-The auti-cigar-
ette law passed by the last legislature
Ia unconstitutional according To a de-
cision OF Judge Mills Clifford, RENDER
ed in the superior court thk morning
In the case of the state against T. T.
Shook and II. Murphy The court said
the law is in restraint OF Interstate
commerce, therefore contrary To the
constitution. The defendants were re-
leased.
The case decided today was taken
up from the police court to a higher
tribunal for test. This is 5he first
test case to be decided on the question.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
OFFERED NINETY CENTS IN
ADVANCE FOR BLUESTFM

Pullman, Wash, July 9.-The first
offer for new grain here was made
today when Fred Hungate, who has
1900 acres of wheat in Whitman and
Garfield counties, was offered 80
cents for his bluestem wheat, S11O
per hundred for oats and 81 for bar
ley He will not SELL He will begin
harvesting with a combined machine
on his Garfield county ranch Mon
day and on the Whitman county farm
a week later.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
SAYS GIRLS
CAN'T TEACH CHINESE

Vancouver, Il. c., July S.-Police
commissioners Of this city have decid-
ed to take steps to prevent young girls
from teaching In Chinatown.
The question, aroused presumably
by the Elsie Sigel case, was brought
up by Acting Mayor Prescott, and the
police are to be requested to report
cases of any white girls teaching in
Chinese missions.
Several women now teaching small
missions are to be asked to relin-
quish their work.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
LANE COUNTY CAPTURES
CHERRY FAIR PRIZES

Salem, July 9.-Lane county was
awarded the sweepstakes trophy of
$50 and the silver cup at the Ore
gon cherry fair this morning. The
trophy was presented by the county
of Marion to any outside county or
association of growers displaying the
best exhibit of commercially packed
fruit of three or more varieties The
Lane county exhibit consists of thir-
ty boxes of perfectly packed fruit
without a blemish. This is Albany
day at the fair
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
TARIFF BILL
TO THE HOUSE
Upper House Accepts Meas
ure Late Last Night by a
Vote of As to "a.
SENATE MEMBERS OF THE
CONFERENCE ARE APPOINTED

Comment Is Heard I'm the
House by the AppOlntment of the
Conference Committee In Advance
Ordinary Procedure is TO Await
the Action of the HOuse-Aldrich
Says he Wanted to Save Time
Ten Republicans Vote With the
Democrats Against the Tariff BILL
One Democrat Votes for It..
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09

Los Angeles. July 9.-Twenty-four
| women are involved today in the
strange case of Christian c. Johnson,
the alleged bigamist, whom the po-
lice believe is John Madison, with
wives in most of the large cities. Ten
widows Were found who believe they
were married to Madison within the
past four years. Others think he
swindled them through promises Of
marriage.
The prisoner is puzzle to the po-
lice. He is 62 years old and pro-
fessed woman hater. Under the
name of John Madison, Christian C.
Johnson, John c. Anderson, c. o.
McEiier, the prisoner is accused of
having married the following wild
ows Mrs. Elizabeth N. Z. jack
son of lola, Kas., a wealthy widow,
to whom he represented himself as
California cattle man, married in the
fall OF 1908. He secured fourteen
hundred dollars and then disappeared.
Mrs. Minnie Allen of st. Louis,
ipdlitu MN StDV DtlOIt
riage, which occurred November 5.
1908. He also borrowed a diamond
ring and then disappeared.
Mrs. Alice Richardson of st. Louis,
was married to him in 1908, and OBJ
tanned 5000 in jewelry. He then mar
ried Mrs. Katherine Baumann of st.
Louis and secured $1,000 before the
marriage; Mrs. Maggie E. Bloom of
Hannibal. Mo, who married him in
1908, and sold her home to get the
Rochport, Mo-, whom he married in
June, 1908, under the name of Nc
Eler and secured s1400 in cash. and
$500 in drafts, and $3.50 diamond
ring; Mrs. Sylvia Pollard DeBonnett,
of San Francisco, whom he married
in August, 1906, under the name of
johnson. when she sold her home to
get him money; Mrs Henrietta Leo
pold of San Francisco was married to
him April, 1909. and from her he Sc
cured $500 and deserted her two
hours after the marriage; Mrs. Jessie
of Stockton. Calf, whom
he married May 10, 1909, under the
name of Anderson and she threw him
from her house after finding among
his possessions a letter written by an
other woman.
Mrs. Mary Virgins Downs Of |
Springfield. Mass. married him De- |
cember 5, 1909, and secured $500 He |
and she died of a broken
heart. fTyE |
The authorities have the names of |
seven other women who are believed |
to have been duped by the prisoner
Seven months ago the detectives were
put on the track Of John Madison at
he direction of st. Louis authorities,
,ut the matter was finally dropped.
The arrest was due to Mrs. Leo
bold, who reported his disappearance.
He was traced to Stockton, where it
S learned he married Mrs Trethe-
way. Then the local authorities COM
Jared notes with authorities of other
titles and secured the list of deserted
wives.
San Francisco. July 9.-Develop-
nents in the police investigation led
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
OARSMEN WILL PULL
OFF JUNIOR EVENTS

Seattle, July 9.-The Junior event
of the two days regatta under the
auspices of the North Pacific associa-
tion of amateur oarsmen will be
pulled off at Lake Washington at 23O
this afternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
NEW TEMPLE
IS ASSURED
Bids Asked for Construction
Of Building for Knights Of
Pythias and EIksD
HANDSOME STRUCTURE FOR
CORNER MAIN AND WATER

Detailed Plans Drafted by Architect
Howard Inspected by Building Com
mittee Today and Notice to Con-
tractors Issued-Building VIII be
Two Stories High With Basement
Will Have Frontage Of 73 Feet on
Main and IS Feet on Water Street
-Elks Club Occupies Two Thirds Of
Lower Floor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
INVITES SENATE
To VISIT EXPOSITION

Washington, July 9.-Acceptance
OF the invitation received by the
senate to visit the Seattle fair was
proposed in a resolution introduced
today by Senator Piles of Washing
ton. He recommends that a commit
tee be appointed to represent the
senate and an appropriation made t.
over the expense. The motion was
referred to a committee for consid-
nrn ttnr
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09

self confes 8 amist arrested here,
IS really | < Cartier and that he
has at leai wives in various parts
of the cof L He said he was res
ident of -5Sxz recently, and denies
that his name is neither Madison or
Cartier. He admits he married two
women, but says that is all. Much
mystery surrounds the identity Of the
prisoner.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
MAN HAS TWO
DOZEN WIVES
Police Capture C, C. Johnson,
Who Has Deserted Women
in Many Large Cities
SOME SAY THEY HAVE LOST
MONEY AND THEIR JEWELRY

The Alleged Bigamist Is Thought to
BE John Madison, Who Is Wanted
I'm Many Places-Ten Widows
. Claim to Have Married Him Dur
ing the Past Four Years-The
Man Is So Years OF Age and a
PrOfessed Woman Hater-Detec-
tives Have Been OH His Track for
the Past Seven MOnths-Secures
Large Sums OF Money.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
House Sends Bill to Conference.

Washington, July 9.-The house this
afternoon adopted the previous ques-
tion on rule to send the tariff bill
to a conference by a vote of 179 to
1853. Seven republicans voted against
the question.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
STANDARD OIL VOTES
JOHN ID. A LITTLE GIFT.

Cleveland, July 9.-Returning
home from Jersey City today,
Rockefeller received a trifling
birthday present while absent.
The gift was a check for ST.
100000, representing his share
of profits in Standard oil. A
meeting Of the directors yester-
day raised the price of gasoline
a cent a gallon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09
Passes Philippine Tariff.

Washington, July 9.-The senate to-
day passed the Philippine tariff bill.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-07-09

San Francisco. July 9.-Develop-
ments in the police investigation led
t. the belief that C. c. Johnson, the
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-02

Stray Shoat-Owner can have same by
calling at Henry Heustis place. -outh
river. IL
Mrs. Grace Dickinson left today for
Ogden, Utah. where she expects to make
her home for tue present.
Judge Madison is 10 Stevens county to
day, where he went 10 deliver al address
ut the Old settlers picnic. Tomorrow
he is to be al NlcKersoD, where be will at
tent the Harvest Home picnic.
anted-0irl for general homework.
E Il. Madison 1905 Fourth Avenue.
I Frank N. Berry, Of milwaukee, who
formerly lived here was as visitor in
Dodge Ci,y this week.
Roger Dean left Saturday morning for
Fresno, Cal, where he will make bis
future home.
q Everett Minner returned Sunday from
Chicago, LII.
Miss Bessie Kennedy, arrived in Dodge
City Sunday evening and has accepted
the position az trimmer 10 The millinery
department Of the Variety store.
wanted-Aggressive Honest Salesman
Grocery experience preferred, to sell
general line Of High Grade. Groceries
direct to ranchmen and other large con-
sumers; liberal income aasureda hustler.
lNo application considered unless accom-
pa MED with references and past business
experience.
The Midland Grocery Company
Wholesale Grocers,
Denver, Colorado. st
Ray Anthony. OF Liberal, who has
been visiting friends In Dodge City last
week left Monday for Denver, Colo,
where be will spend few day sight see.
ing before returning to his hons In
Liberal.
Mics Lucille Thompson. Of Syracuse,
was the guest Of her cousin, Mrs. Nelson
Orawfrd, this week.
Charles Mallory bas been promoted to
night car clerk at the Santa Fe. White
law Hubbard having resigned the posit-
ion,
G. E. Matkins, OF Pleasant Valley, was
| In Dedgd City on business Monday and
Tne,day Of this week.
Paul Madden went to KansasClty Mon
day for few days.
will Maddux left SaturdayEfor a short
visit 10 Kansas City.
| Lost--A gold watch fob, initial r on
heart and year 90 on signet. Lost al
Opera House or on way to Santa Fe stat
lon. Finder call ct office and receive re-
ward. II
I! Deposits In the State Bank OF Dodge
City are guaranteed by Bank Depcsisor
|Gpaantee Fund Of stats Cf Eansas, p
y t..
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-02

Rev. II ". Markley, accompanied BY
bis mother, lett Tuesday for his home
FreepoIt, IIlil OILS.
Brick Bond, who has been spending
the sumner In the west, arrived home this
week, looking flue and feeling just like
he looks.
G. p. Shaffer. who moved to Denver q
short time ago, has been here on visit
for the past week
Bob Wright, who has been living on
nis ranch, tei miles down the river, ba'
sold his 500 acre tract this week to Dr.. &
e. McCsrty who bought the land as an
investment. Mr.. Wright will probably
move 10 Dodge City later, but at the
present has uot decided definitely what
he will do.
For Sale-Horse, harness and buggy
See Fl. G Gylts, 5U2 avenue B. 81
For Rent or Sale-206 acres 5 miles
north OF Dodge City. 100 acres in cnlri-
walton, part Is ready TO seed T. Fl.
Young
For Sale Close in-Residence lot
Will furnish money to build II party so
desires on monthly pay ments. P. II.
Young.
W. A. Sturgeon, Of HUTCHINSON sDen
last week ip Dodge City, visiting rela
tives and attending the reunion.
r. 8. Crane. who has been on an ex.
tended trip over the west, arrived home
the fret Of the week.
George Anderson has accepted the
position as night caller at the Santa Fe
yards.
Rev. Imboden, Of Medicine Lodge, is
visiting old friends en- Dodge City this
week.
lola Portland Cement 3Oc net.
No. / Dimension IL to l6 II. $4,000.
No. Dimension Is and 20 IT. $24.00.
4 and 8 sheeting $22 co.
All other prices In proportion at NJ. q,
LUM & 20. q
For Rent-Furnished Rooms for lighl
housekeeping. at Mrs Enderll's2 2 blocks
west Of Post Office. Phone No. l47.
All person having bills against th'
Reunion Association will please presen
them for payment at once, as will b.
absent from the city from september t
Is. S$ 9tEEk
J. A. ARMENT, Secretary
Tom Leavltt, who has been running ol
the Santa Re out Of Scott City, was her,
this week on his way to Montana wher,
be goes to look after q CLAIM. Mrs
Knlfiln who has been with Mr.. and Mrs
LeavItt will make aylsit to Seattle.
IA. Blackburn, chief dispatcher .
The Santa Fe, returned Friday from
weeks visit A slklahOne City.
~
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-02

Mrs. Merritt Beeson is visiting In
Kansas City this week.
d. Siefkin, of New ton, was iD Dodge
City Monday on business.
Mrs. Pettijohn and daughter, who have
been visiting relatives in Dodge City, re.
turned to their home at Indianapolis. Ind,
Friday.
Miss Minnie Greenway, of Oklahoma,
arrived here the latter part of last week
and is the guest of Mrs. W A Williams.
j. F. Manary and wife, of ingalls,,
were 10 Dodge City last week atteniUg
the reunion and visiting home folks.
Fred Seaman, who has been employed
in the Bridge and Building d. partment OF
the Santa Fe, has been transferred to the
yard service and is acting as switchman.
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-02
u FItlAL COUNTY and CITY PAPEB
THURSDAY, SEP. 2, 1909

Il, G. Brown and wife, Of Gallaton.
Mo-, who had been visiting Mr.. aud
Mrs. Clyde Smith few days, left Friday
for Colorado. iEF9}lt
Miss Violet Watson, Of the Coolidge &
Smith Ab.,iact cffice is enjoying tw
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Emma Bishop, OF Kinslev, spent
last week with Mrs. Lon Goddard.
Frank Manda returned to bis home at
HutcbiDs N after short visit with
friends In Dodge City,
Dan NoIlan and wife left for their
home 10 Chandler, Okla. after afew days
visit with Mrs.. w. N. Locke.
Miss Hipple returned Wednesday from
st. Louis and other eastern points. :.
Earl Elder was up from SpeArville
Tuesday.
Mrs. Martha Walker, of Ford, returned
to her home after short visit with her
sister, Mrs. Bert Steele.
DR.. and Mrs. o. H. Simpson and DR..
Ballou spent last Sunday atlIngalls. DR.
simpson reports the irrigation ditch pro.
crossing nicely.
Miss Jessie Rex will leave Sunday for
two weeks stay in De.yer, Colo.
Mr.. .. q. Neairs returned Monday from
Bucklln, where she had been spending Q
few days with relatives.
Misses Leila and ZELDA Davis, Of Buck.
lin, win spend Sunday with Miss Frances
Msairs. Miss LelA viii leave Monday fol
Emporia where she will attend schoo
this winter and Miss Relda win leave foI
oimarron where she win teach the com.
ing term Of hchool.
VIII Cook, Of SpearvIlle, was q busi'
ness visitor In Dodge City Monday.
VIII Caatleman, Of. Hpearyille. was II
Dodge City on business Monday,
Have you paid your llCense tax slnc'
July 1900? Gall as the City Clerk
Odics. Otherwise yon can not collect you
hcopunEs. II
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-02
HOWELL ITEMS.

Almost everyone from hsre attended
the reunion at Dodge City last week.
NJ. A. Ferrel visited his parents al
Cimarr0n Saturday.
Misses Ida Jacobs, Of Hutchison, and
Tillie Jacobs, of Dodge City, visited Mrs
Miller sunday.