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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
An Itching Palm
No Cure for H. Other Forms Of
itching Preferable.

There ia no cure for an itching
paim-lho money kind. Even pos.
lam. the new skin discovery. can
not help H. hut whom Il comes TO
eczema. the most annoying Of Itch
Ing skin troubles. poslAm will stop
the itching At once and cure the
worst case In few days. So With
hives. rash. scabies. split toes. piles.
and seaiy scalp. all Of which arc
different forms OF ecrema. accom-
panied by severe Itching and caused
by imperfect digestion and careless
diet.
Pusiam comes In twodoliar lars.
but fifty cents worth will answer
In curing any Of the diseases men
toned. II can be had Of any drug.
rist The Quaker DRUG Co.'S stores
make a specially Of Il.
That results are immediate will
be amply demonstrated over night
BY the use Of the experimental sam.
ple which the Emergency l.abora.
tories. y West Tweniy.flfth street.
New York City. will send free by
mail. in plain wrapper. 10 any one
who will write for IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

and Captain bob dnnlsy muasod
each othor last FALL during which
melee a couple Of Burns iatticss
were bent, trouble has been amoldor-
ing like tho first fire In tho furnace.
Hufna has not displayed tho bril-
lance he was wont 10 In tho olden
time Hut Comialsey does not doubt
hin ability 10 do 90 lie thinks a
change of climate will DO a fine thing
fgf the pitcher
Incidentally comiskey has tot Of
dad wood. he thinks. In the shape
u Nick Aitfoek, lsfi handed pitcher.
Louis crayAth. occasional hard hit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
SPORTING NEWS
CHICK H AS
CAME
FIGHTING SEATTLE LIGHT.
WEIGHT JAS TWO GOOD
MILLS COMING.

soatllo's fighting lightweight,
chick Hudson. who fought aud de-
fcated Johnny Murphy In San Fran.
cisco recently, returned to Seattle
last night lie was accompanied hy
hls manager. t.ylo Mills, Mills had
a smile that cracked his face almost
in twain.
Chiok has two good fights In proa-
poet one with Leach Cross " Now
York. and the loser Of the Nelson
Hyland matrh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

ting outfloider, and Jlggs Donphue.
once peerless first hasoman. 70 they
are to be shunted off 10 Washington
In trade for Burna.
This question isl who Is the soatf
Win three men. regarded a. ready
for the boneyatd. BY ne ahfeWd a
manager aH cofnlakey, bo payment
for a young pitcher who Is booked
upon AZ tho best left handler In the
American league.
Nine out N ten would reply in tho
negative nut canlillon apparently
thinks tho contrary. Tor the deal has
gons through
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

Managers eomiskoy and cantlilon
q Chicago and Washington Amer
lean league eulbs. respectively, have
different ideas Of values
rur Instance. comiskay wanted a
reliable southpaw pitcher. lilo caat
his eysa on William nurns. the srn-
satinnal Washington porfefmsf ile
tried 10 glance In other directions
but hls optics were always drawn
hack 20 Burns
cantlllon had In burns white
elephant sinua tho day the pitcher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

Tealey Raymond uiepred on his
FOOT and Tat away With a couple n
had hcavsz 10 the FIRST station. but
We can stand this from TaAley Hs
doesn't feet that way very often.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
TOURNAMENT NOW
ENDED

People who Wcrs not satisfied
nth The dselsian as rendered Thufss
dal Night AZ the snd Il TIE McNriah.
Mcfarland match should remember
that u wah nat McNsiEhs fault that
the award 81 the match was stFeH
him. n any ore u 70 blame for any
intusttes done n l. those Who we're
respohsihis Tor the decision Mo
Weigh Nas haatst last nisht
The awards u the tnufna nlsnt
which ended last nlsht afs a. Tot.
lows
Bssirs.
lAt pounds J TuaneY. Aher-
deem kthlsiIc club. rs pannis =.
club rs pounds fred Sera, seattle
Athletic gluh 49, pounds Pete Ne.
Welsh Seattle Athletic ciah ift
pounds Tom aNif,. seattle Athistic
club tss pounds neassf kanusT
seattle Athletic club heavFweiErt--
Pete Maidoon. waahinston Athletic
club.
wf<-tii.H.
f0s pounds ~ Prank nunesn. 70.
nttie Athletic club. iif pounds fiar-
sey nonaiAEan. seattle Y ~ G A.
tft pounis -Hsrt klnesia Seattle
Athlstio eiah; ist peunas-ifs Rob
lnsdn, Seattle Athletic club, itt
pounds Aonroe. Seattle Ath-
leiie club ias pounfs Middle
ton. Norwasian Turner'S. heavy
welght-Ed Wells. Seattle Athieiie
club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

n looks like a big might tonight
among tho bowlera Tho third an
nuai tournament of tho Western
Bowling congress sill start at Z
O'Clock this evening al tho Madison
park pavilion. where III new alleys
have been laid for the tournament
bowiafa 30 shoot on Wagnefa band
viii be- IN attondnueH. ana bnHlets
from all parts of the country VIII be
present - compete The t0urha
uent viii extend through The entire
week. aud there will be bowling az
iernaana and evenings.
out Of town b0Wiefs will b. pres
ont IN force. and most of tho coast
cities have aont teams 10 repreHsnl
them The tournament has assumed
an international aspect, ~ Nane9uF'
er. y q. has sent four teams, VIC
toria tWa teams and New Westmtn
stsr two teams SPOKANE will be
represented by two teams, Halt lake
bowlefa have sent team. and Port
land has come 10 the front with two.
the Case a Hslsf company team and
the Poftiands No. !.
Denver has two team on the
ground. one representing the south
Side bowling club of the Mountain
city. and the other the Queen city
bowling club. OF course The local
howlers are making the strongest
showing. g. fully 20 flve-mnn teams
have entered from this city, The
Seattle Athletic club has entered a
team which IL composed 81 the clubs
strongest buwlers under the leader
ahlp u Jim wood Clarence Gerald
has entered a strong team repre-
aenting Garnlds Cafe under the cap
talnahlp OF Joe Morris. and y. y
Prliohstt has entered a team called
the Pritchett's Cafe Quinteite. with
u. G. Kinkead A. captain. which Il
expected 70 be cl1sa up az the finish,
The y. n. Brooks team. headed by
G. " Keen, Il composed ~ some Of
the best pin shooters In town, and
they figure 10 give a good account
OF themselves Eddie Gresham II
loading a team called The Wonders
and hopes they will live up 10 their
name.
Joe Rchiump's websfcrs Il another
HHNIs AfatAs aAfh Atf sum ~ s~--"
IL a bunch u alley stars Other
local teams entered are the Bis
marcks. the PiaEas. the Newporta.
nAsifr Pets. the Rubes and Jays,
under the guidance u "old Timer
Jenkins. oiibort's Heavyweights, the
A.Y..p. team. the Colts, the over
lands, the DeHlnden siars the Mon
archs and the Centuries,
These sir latter teams Will face
the foul line tonight. and later In
the tourney. None of the teams f.
composed ~ experienced bowlers.
and IL is not thought the scores viii
b. very high. but II is the unexpected
which always happens, and one Of
these teams might put up a mark
which the rest Of the sniries Will
have 20 shoot at for the rest Of the
week
The pavilion At Madison park has
been entirely rsmodelsd TO suit the
of the bowiera and six
brand new alleys have been laid.
Seating capacity has been arranged
for over 800. and a good view Of the
alleys Is obtained from every part
af the hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
NELSON AND DICK
HYLANp AWAIT DIN or
CONC At . p. "A.

SAN f'ttANCtHCO. May 70 ne-
fore what promises 20 be one u the
biggest crowds that ever TUNED ous
n tho Mission arena. battling Mel
ann this afternoon all daffai tho
lightweight title against flkhtlnG
Dick nyiand, one q the tatufdlest
and safnlcsi ilttie mon California has
Developed Ia Ysafa
Before noon tho fans began tho
journey 10 the arena aefaaa the
county line. Nelson lott his train
ina quarters early bat rretfrs 70
spend the nlEhi IN tho erAfNish
baths lie slept late. ard WHEN he
Afeso no took a good rubi9rn and
then called for breakfast
The iiAttlsf sas Ia cteeilaat spir.
lta. and ioksd with his companions
ilyland spent the nisht In his
training quafisrs acros. The bay,
cslning over 90 the city shortly b..
fore noon lie was Accompanied BY
his manager Prank rafkifs rrein-
n niliy Mcdonald and hi- tr-thsr
Jack The party proceeded imme-
dlAteiy % the hams Of frank
SCHUYLER. Who sill act as HylandH
chief second After seeing that all
his fins duds wrru IN ahapa. Hyiand
tsni out Tor a stroll
10th boys came through the dry
ing out process we'll under the re-
qairsi weight
Cement Fists Don't Co.
There IL a strung possibility u q
finsaide hitch over The handaEca
Hl land will refuse 10 80 on. u 70
said.tf Nelson attempts To transform
his fists into two cement balls a.
he did whcn ha fought Cans last
year Dick wlii Insist that only sur
fieient taps 70 protect the knuckiaa
shall b worn. and that Nelson must
not sncase his eaitfr hand and wrist
with tho bandaxes, In this cnuirn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
FIGHTERS ALL READY FOR
The Big BATTLE

ton fiyland Ia supported by his on
tire camp. and all declare unquaii-
fiesiiy that ihoy will adhere 70 their
determination not to permit Nelson
90 50 oH with tho big advantage that
layer upon layer d taps will give
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

4 The principals
llatulns Nelson Of Hego. 4
. wisch, III.
4 Dick HyiAnd Of Grass Val. 4
q 10y. Cal. I
. Tho prize I
. For HylAnd. n he wilma ,
. the lightweight champion. ,
. ship Of the world and 4
. guarantee Of 1900.
. For Nelson. II be wins. 4
. retention ef the lightweight I
. title and 5000, Z
Tho guarantees In both I
. cases Aro fitod. sin. lose
. or draw,
= LsnSth Of the ba,ilo-ts
= rounda
a Tho preliminary 4
. Jeff Pefry Va Frankie 4
. Smith. lishtwclshiH. 10 4
. rounds 4
4 Referees -
. FOR tho prellmlnAry-Tiv 4
. kfellng
. For tho main eyont-Ed. 4
. die Smith. 4
Il 4 4 4 = 4 Il 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

At nostan, Nay 1.-THE unconii'
tienal release of Pitcher Gus Dot
ner. of the Boston National team
10 the Kansas citr team, "aa an
nounced to-day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
TOURNAMENT NOTES.

The san Francisco team. composed
n Arthur Thorpe. Jack SchAftxer.
Henry Maiuka. Ed Miner and II
Maluka. arrived yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

batteries coyalnhis and Doom
MAthswsan and schisi Umpifea
Onay and cusack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

Denver has sent IA pin knights to
compete In the tourney. The Queen
City team. composed Of Harry Watt.
Roy Wootley. A. Elliott J. A. Nc
Graw. y Wolf and w. Payne The
other Denver team Is composed Of
n y, Emhry, W. Rurrell. Charles
Mann. John Probsrt. Dave Rich. r
Kimbali and Tom Porteous The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
DANNY Shea CLOUTS Home
A CASE OF Beer
tttttttttAttt
TURKS TO BEAT IT.

One game Sunday and two
Monday will be tho last OF
the Turks for two woehh
From Seattle. they go 10 Ia
Roma. thence TO Vancouver
on Juno 10. Portland viii
come here. then Tacoma,
and on Juno 20, Spokane,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

fsune. Thrss-hass hits-lynch.
Home funa-Shea. gapron. s4cri-
flee hits--Akin. Raymond. Capran.
Swain. Q'trisn. Hifs-Off Stafkeii.
In one inning off fernoil IN
seven lnninEa huns-Off starheii.
hases-=campheii. Laisuna. Struck
out-IiY Miller. 3. By fernoli. &
Bases on baiis-Off Miller. /. off
stArkeii, J. or PernoiL J. wild
pitch--pernoii Double plays-Beu-
nett AID hasss. UmDirs-frary
Time Of Eame-i hour and 10 min
utes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
THIRD TOURNAMENT OF WEST.
EHh eoNoREgs WILL START
cAHEsslNo Eastwood.


. Refugee" who Will report =
! the bowling tournament for the >
\ readers Of The Star, 10
. bolusr Of national reputation. .
. Ne boulsd on the lnylnelbls =
. club team Of New York City =
! and also was a member Of the =
\ crack imp team Of San fran .
\ cisco, which represented that .
city q, the big Salt Lake tour. .
\ nament.
. tttt tttt -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

Al New York Mar - phllafeis
phla aud New York divided a
double header yesterday The. Nisi.
tors took the first game. II % !, aha
the locals scored 10 2 In the see
ond Scores
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

VANCOUVER. n. G. May -. - II
took 10 innings u hard milling to
twist the Tigers tall here Yratsr.
day. and then II was q tumble
which SLOWED Srhafney to score.
Thus Vancouver wen out By a score
Of ! TO l. II was a piteherH hattie
throughout. and after the game was
over neither had ths better Of tho
deal Tha score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

Al BOSTON, May - - ioatons
HrooklYn game postponsat vet
grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

PORTLAND. MAY Is--i.oose play
Ing By Portland yesterday gave the
Indians the game BY q score df
20 ? Pinnance was tapped fof- nine
hits. which came at the right tima
and Melted as uiany runs
Dode Brlnxer pitcher for spokane
and was hit five times. but he kept
the bingoea we'll scattered. The
score
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
ss Feel Tshie.-G
~ seis rshiss-E

nsf. restaurant. cigar stand and
seven ehAlf barber shop Largest
place ~ the hina ~ the world 40
Third Az between Pike and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

The aged pedestrian has covered
half Of his long walk 10 San Fran
cisco. and his average Of ~ miles a
day promises to take him TO his
destination within the specified time
" 100 days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
Baseball
sCkoIlGr@


Four hits In four times up holpa
that average some.
George capfnn made amends yea
iefday with a homer and a dusty to
center out u three times up
Maggie AHReo'n farming " the
fret lot Is classy 10 say the least.
hide h candy for a fond mothor
Pug bennett worked the frunfied
felines for as pretty a hunt MT
Yesterday a. the eye They wors
but drew In a BIT too close, and Pus
proceeded to put a singer riEhi
here there was nothing but dust
It's headuafk like that that wins
peuuhnts
-
The anmn wAH fun u features
from start to finish, but tho palm
goes % Mike again. That fanrd
climbing stunt II hts vas the cream
u tho kettle. and no mistake with
a leader IN al departments such rs
Mike has shown himself 10 ~. to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

Batteries Baker and kaiiArkey
Erickson and suxdan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

10 have A grand char. si y. al
In front II The ma = y
lHwlefs on the team a. -. =
pin ci1uiefA Morris We
ably the beat match l,, - III
city J Beohtsl. ~ e 49,.
n considerable to,i,ns .lh "a
ence. and niii Brown. ~ ~. ~
second In the individual +. ..i -,
ship at the Bait fAks -. j
compose the baekbons 4 ~.
and THE aggfega,ion i ~, = ~
a hard one 70 trim ~ \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

Leaving New York Mas 10, Walter
wylle and r. Higgins are pedaiing
their way westward, spurred on By
desire to overtake Edward Payson
Weston, now walking through Colo
RADIO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

Batteries Carson. iiarkneaa ana
Afmbrustsr wiilis and berry I'M
pirc, Mcdreeyy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
The LADY KILLING BAoKsroP
HoMnARps pERNokL FOR
BUNDLE OF JOY JUICE.
WHAT'S DOING AND
WHAT'S BEEN DONE.

WHAT'S BEEN DONE.
Games today. $3.50 p III.
Sunday, 3 100 =. m Monday
10 80 and $500 p m.
Aberdeen at Seattle,
Tacoma at Vancouver
Spokane at Portland,
Yesterdays Games.
Seattle. S; Aberdeen. 4.
Vancouver. 2 Tacoma /,
Spokane. s, Portland, ?,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

batteries - Hosp and orendofft
Tonnsaan and e. Lewis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

batteries fitzgerald and hyrneai
MT and Hogan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
Fred NJ. Sp,nnly
1910 Second Aseun


rhrss rsura trsp saIg -
attic st = n. " III
esnday. lssss Seattle = iHeHI
m and . m Lsss tsrg e
m, ifit . m ana ftit
leave Essfsst 81 titi q = RtS
and fit . m kinxis NJ ?
ish tee Hound ~ Tia y
Steamer city e 1y4ai
Yhones-sunsst Main ssst+
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

1.-The III.
/ pany,
|elthns
|oads
|tensiyt
/ south.
Il Mr.. IL
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Of Ned
II Will
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show hi
motors
'excelle
|cf Cub
|slde d
|pleas,lr
|as 10 I
|pnsent
h
begun |
|ins sp
'oads a
|stone h
Into a
|asphalt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

saving haiti. now, willis our n 4
Nay sale Is In progress il t,3r|
% Fet one dollars rortt 4 ~
for SOC In coin. Plan Z.
skates Brooms on slsns N
Potts Sud Irons, sasr Ca -
and Nantes are Included II -
nala sale ends Mar tlst, solr <
present stock IL sold.
iQc Porfact or Perfsctler IA
Japanned Coll spring -
sprink .....ss...... -
For use In doofs. katss n
ite pair Buckeys is,<.,<
Wrought Steel Sores ~
HlnEesi pair ...~...l
zoe pair old Copper Finisl 10
eye Wrought Steel serss. ~
iGe IDEAL DetAehabls spriiI|
hinge asr. sss.-. sss...
You can take doors of b a
turning a button.
2bc pair Hold Back scre<r ~
set ...4........aI..I
9Sc National Screen Door 81. q
ise watrous screen Szsh Hzrfr
&c O'ShAnzhnessy AgtsnstA
Screen Door IAtch....-....1|
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

batteries Morsn aHd Daoin Mar.
luArd. Nslmsr. CfAhdall and Myers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

nattsriss-pyxsrt and LlsiaEstoa.
Hughes and Street
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

Massie AHEeo'H farming Of the
first lot Is classy, 10 say tho least.
and IN. way that boy ia elout the
hide Ia candy for fond moihor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29

|puthiiI|
|i1sverd
varied
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rough
and all
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Of the
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-29
zoe Pr. Antique IN
per Finish Wrousl|
SteelScreenDor
Hinges, t0cP,

i0c a pair
for Antique
Copper Fin
ish Wrought
Steel shelby
3 y = I n y
= G 2 . e o
Door Hinges
10 q asnsa-
tionai value
In fact our
= e x D la r
price Of ice
a pair IL an
4 % HNH.fH-a
n you are
thrifty and
hn We tn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14

to know that in case the unexpecte5
happens the Dominion is not going to
take up arms against the people on this
side Of the border. Outside of our fool
ish tariff laws. the North American
continent is one country from Hudson
Bay to the Gulf OF Mexico. and if any
prejudice once existed it has long since
been swept away in the onward rush Of
civilization.
In connection with Canada's unwill-
ingness TO participate in a conflict with
the United States. it may also be stated
that this country would never allow the
Dominion TO be invaded by a foreign
foe; neither would it stand idly by in
case coercion were attempted by Great
Britain. Canada would be welcomed
into the sisterhood of states should it
ever desire to take the step, but even
with the existing political division the
bonds of friendship are strong enough
TO prevent enlargement that would
lead to bloodshed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
He BOUGHT BOOKS.

A man who had never had the time or
opportunity to get much book learning
suddenly became wealthy. He gave up
work, built himself a fine house and
settled down to enjoy life. Recollect-
ing his early and unanswered longing
for books, he went to shop to order
some. The Voter tells the story
I want lot of books" he said TO the
clerk.
What kind of books?" was the re-
ply.
why, books" said the prospective
purchaser Good books, you know;
reading books
The books came and were installed in
the library. Soon after an old friend
slightly more learned than the rich man,
came to call
Here, Hugh" said the host, sis my
library. Here is where 1 intend to sit
down with my books and read"
Hugh took down a book, looked at il
and put IL back; took down another,
looked at it and put 1t back. and re-
peated the process several times.
Then he asked. John where did you
get these books2"
''Oh, I bought them; just bought
them. What's the matter? Aren't they
good books? 1 haven't read them yet"
They're good books" was the reply,
but they're all the same. John. as
near as 1 can figure roughly. you have
bought 500 copies of the Fifth reader.
It's a good book, but there's too many
of IL here-far too many.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
PROHIBITION IN GEORGIA.

Judge W. f. Dent of Newman. Ga.
United States court commissioner.
was fined 800 for keeping whisky for
sale contrary to the statutes made and
provided for the southern common
wealth. The liquor was consigned to
Henry Smith,. but it was located in
the cellar Of his honor by the vigilant
chief of police, and the Judge 'fessed
up. According To the plea of the Judge
when arraigned in court for his helnous
crime. he feared the prohibition move
ment now sweeping the country would
deprive HIM Of his accustomed nip"
Being an cid man. evidently one Of the
judges and colonies" We read
about. he felt that life would indeed be
blank without an occasional nip. So
he proceeded to lay in . supply. When
it comes to pouring down the extract
Of corn or rye, your welI-pickled south
era gentleman ranks high. and perhaps
q barrels was rolc too mich for the
judge to have in his cellar in case the
drouth became general. Anyway, pro-
hibition viii never prevent tho imports-
ton Of whisky into state by those
long accustomed TO its use.