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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-10

than the defaulting treasurer. Gen
eral Counsel Hackney declared he is
in possession of no facts which would
authorize his prosecution of any one
save Warriner.
Il believe Mr. WARMERS state
ment" said the attorney. that he has
been blackmailed, but we have only
his word for it and we cannot act on
that. That is for the state authorities
to do, If they choose"
The facts have been given to Prose
cutor Hunt and will be brought before
the grand jury on Monday week. Ac'
cording to Mr.. Hunt there is perfect
case against both Warmer and the
man who, it is claimed, was the chief
participant in the profits Of the EN-
bezzlement AS far as the two women
mentioned are concerned, both Mr.
Hackney and Mr.. Hunt insisted that
they had as yet no evidence to in
criminate them.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-10
MINISTERS LEAD RAID
ON LEAVENWORTH JOINTS

BY Associated Press
Leavenworth, Kans., Nov. l0.-Rev
F, H. Brown, Baptist, and Rev 2. +
Cunningham. of the Christian church
today, led a squad Of police in raid
on a Joint, which resulted in the
seizure Of a quantity Of beer and
whiskey in a house on Cherokee street
The ministers had watched the sol
diers, who were paid off yesterday
and found many Of them entering the
house. They appeared at headquar
ters today and volunteered to lead the
raid
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-10
CITIZENS AROUSED
OVER GIRL MURDER
Open Talk Of Lynching Negro Sus-
pected Of Horrible Crime at
Cairo, H.
By Associated Press

Cairo, H., Nov. Excitement is
at fever heat here over the murder Of
Annie Pelley, whose body was found
in an alley here yesterday The best
citizens Of Cairo are aroused and
there is open talk of lynching VIII
James,one of the negro suspects held
in the city Jail
Dogs from Wickliffe, Ky and Char
lestown, Mo, were used last night and
the final test came today, when the
dogs from Harrisburg, Ill.,. followed
the same route as the Kentucky and
Missouri dogs and wound UP at the
cottage where James acknowledged
having visited the night Of the muir
der. From the cottage they went to
the factory where James worked.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-10
STEINHEIL SERVANT STANDS
LOYALTY BY HER MISTRESS
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Paris. Nov 10.-No servant ever
fought more Loyalty for her mistress
than did Margueretta Wolf. cook in the
steinheil home. when testifying in the
steinheil trial today. The prosecut-
ing Judge challenged the witness with
on abstract Of her deposition shortly
after the crime. in which she is quot
ed as saying that when Madame Stein
heir learned that her husband was
dead. she calculated, ~At last I am
free."
Without hesitation the servant re-
piled that she had been misquoted and
that what Madame steinheil really
said was AT last I am alone
During the examination Of Mrs.
Wolfe Madame steinheil displayed
great nervousness.
Minister Of Justice. Barthou. an
nounced today. that at the conclusion
Of the steinhen case. he would pro
pose changes in the French court pro-
cedure. looking to relieve the presid-
ing Judge at a trial from acting as
prosecutor. The decision IS a result
Of foreign criticism Of French methods
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-10

The Elks dance to have been given
tomorrow night has been postponed.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-10
FOURTEEN PERSONS KILLED
WHEN TWO CARS COLLIDE
IN Associated PICS.

by Aa5UVIdI0u IIVss'
Vancouver, B. c., Nov. 10.-Fourteen
persons We're killed, when a run away
car of lumber crashed into a crowded
passenger car, on the street railway
here today The dead included the
motorman and conductor of the freight
car. The passengers were mostly
workingmen. OF the seven injured,
two perhaps were fatally hurt.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-10
EXPERTS At WORK
ON BIG 4 BOOKS
No Intention Of Prosecuting Woman
Who is Alleged to Have Black
mailed warriner.
By Associated Press.

Cincinnati, o., Nov 10.-With the
stortage amount higher as further
penetration is made into the tangled
affairs Of the Big -Four railroads, the
financial department experts in
charge of the examination today, prob
ed further into the records Of
Charles L. Warriner deposed treas
urer. That the shortage will exceed
100000 is doubted by some.
Although the woman, who Warriner
alleged is one of his blackmailers, is
living here, no action has been taken
against her as yet.
Constables with attachment papers
taken out against this woman by a
department store. raided her apart
ments today Not until then did Mrs
Jeanette Stewart, or Mrs Ford break
down. Il never blackmailed Charles
Warmer out OF dollar she sobbing-
|ly declared. she explained her lavish
expenditure only by saying that she
inherited a large fortune.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-11-10

Miss Kate Wright who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. w p. Dupree,
left last night for her home in Texas.
The Butler weekly times., 1909-12-23
Order of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI, }

County Of Bates.
In the Circuit Court, Bates County Missouri
to February term, 1910 In Vacation De
cember eth, 1919.
The Butler weekly times., 1909-12-23
Order of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI, !.

STATE ATE. OF n MISSOURI, ls
In the Circuit Court, October term, 1909. No.
venber 10Th, 1909.
j. X Ross, Plaintiff.
Va.
Helen Thomas, Sarah L. Miewaid, Thomas W
Ross, Mary Bethurum, X. b Rose, Ora X
Allen. Charles Ross Walter Ross, fiorencs
B Springer. Sarah Il, Ross and Leila Ross,
Now at this day comes the plain III herein By
Attorney W. o. Jackson and fles hls afidsvi,,
alleging, among other things that defendants
Mary Bethurnm, Sarah L Nj, wsld, Florence
B. Springer, Ora K Allen, Thomas W. Rosi
sna Charles hoss are non'residents OF the State
Whereupon II 10 ordered BY the court, thai
said defendants be notified by publication thai
plaintiff has commenced . suit agair st them
In this court, the object and general nature Of
which 10 to obtain . decree OF this court to
partition the following described real estate
situate In Rates county, Missouri, to wits
The southwest quarter OF the north west quar-
ter OF section sixteen Q6). the northeast quar-
ter Of the northeast quarter and the east half
ter In section twenty-one (21), west half or the
southwest quarter OF the northwest quarter OF
section TWENTY-FIVE (2al, lot three (s) OF the
northeas' OF section two 90, Is acres the
north part OF the nor.hess! quarter Of section
the northeast quarter OF section one ~ west Of
river. all In township thirty eight tss) range
thirty-one (St and n N-l00 scres, lot nine (9) or
section thirty: i've tst township thirty nina
ts9) Of range thirty.one (Sl) and lots 6ve and
six u and 81 In block ninety lso) In Rich Hill
and to admeasure the dover and set OF the
homestead Of Sarah u. Ross out Of the above
described real estate and that unless the said
defendAnts be and appear st this court, at the
next term Thereof, 70 be begun and holden ct
the court hoase In the city Of Butler, In said
county, on the first Monday OF February. 1910
and on or before the nrst day Of said term, an.
swer or plead TO the petition In aaid cause, the
same will be taken % confessed and Judgment
will be rendered accordingly.
And 4 70 further ordered chat copy hereof
be published, according TO law, In The BUTLER
WEEKLY TIhHs, Newspaper published in said
county OF Batcs, for iour weeks successively,
published at least once week, the last inssr.
tion to be st least thirty days before the 6rst
day OF said next February term OF this court.
T. D EMBRKE, Circuit CLERK.
A true copy Of the record
Witness my hand and seal Of the Cir
lsHALI cult court Of Batee county. this 10th
day Of Decembr 1909.
SIT T. d. EMBRER. Circuit Clerk.
The Butler weekly times., 1909-12-23
Order of Publication.

STATE OF MISSOURI,
County Of Bstes.
In ne Circuit Ooart q Bates County. Nilsson.
The STATE Of nissouri at the relation and ID
the use Of .. L. Coleman, Ex.Omcio Collector
q ne Revenue Of Bates county In the State 0!
Missouri, plaintiff W N. ". Goodwin and
Harry Hendricks, defendants.
Civil action for delinquent taxes.
Nov S!.; e ~; day: SssCDsr sssh. 1909. come.
q q. Circuit Court Il ss.s aaa p
the etatsof hissouri, and 1lss her smended
petition stating among other things that the
above named defsndaan, n. ". 0oodWin and
asrry Asndrieks, non.rssidsats ef the s,ste ol
whsreapon IL ID ordered by the court, that
the defel0ontsjbe BY publication that
plaintiff has commenced 3 suit Against them IN
tais eouit by psuticn Tie objec. ana general
sss Of sr ssSIss y: .ss. sa q & s
ysars lSoA, leo6, 1908 and 1901, amour ding il she
aAgregats % he sum c9 el.l6 together with In.
serset. coats. oommiseions and fees. UPON The
sSSassowing dssssiesd s!a:ts q lssd sltasssd II
Three anrss. described = beginning ct Tie
southeeet corner OF the southwest QuaFter Of
the ncrthwest quarter Of sscticn thifty.tWo In
townehip torty-ons Of tengs thlFty.two and
sSs ay sd ssss: s:ss : s: s :ss 1s %
70 the plae. Of beginning aA4 that unless The
seid dsfsndantg - and sppser q Shs nsxt tam
o. tbs eeurt = b. began ard holden q lhs oity
q Bsuer, betes county. No., q the Arst Mon-
az sssso "a n.s ssp = s e psss sss,: =.
eor@9g 70 lay 4e eome Will b taken = con.
feeseds and 3naGnsnt tsadasd s6eordine %
ne prayer q eeld petition Aad NE sbevSds.
ssosi ~ !! ~ = ssssss ~ e sAssfy sAs sas
soad teas eepg htrsof y pablishsd Il TIN
bufI1e W11kIH Tnnne, ueWDpnp8 printo1
sad pabI!ahed . 1etss county. lissosn. IL
. q isast tiirsy dsSS, SsSsrs ths al az
Of shs HsTs tern d sala seurs. ~ -
A trus. copy o. the record. Witnss nj
hand - clerk aloreeSid With % sssl
ssnAL) q seld eeurs hersa1se aMxsd. Done
ss ,s. :. D: HABR1s,
~ o. n. BARkLxY. D. O..
The Butler weekly times., 1909-12-23
Order of Publication.
STATE OF MIssoURI.l..
County Of Bates.

County Of Bates. -.
In the Circuit Court, to the February term.
1910. In vacation November cath, 1909.
Dsvs may Holloway, Guy W. Holloway, Gloyd
B. E Hsiowsyy shsir SiT susrdisn sSi
curator and Louvenia B. Holloway, PLANTING
Floyd 4 T. Holloway. D.,.nd.n.,
Now at this day come the plAintias herein BY
ng. amons other things that defendant. Floyd
4; aollewsy, 10 non-resident Of the state Of
Whsrsupon It is ordered BY the clerk in vsss.
tion, that said defendant be notiAed BY publiea.
tion that plaint1s have commenced . suit
against him In this court. the object and gener-
q nature OF which 10 70 obtain 8 judment and
decree In partition and IN order Of sale for the
follwing described real estate lying and being
situate n Bstes county, Missouri. to-wit: Ths
section one ~ and the eass half Of he north
west quarter Of section twelve (lS) oil In town.
ship forty.ons ttll Of range thifty-three CSs) In
SAID county, and for ? division Of The proeseds
defendant, hsrsin above and In de- petition
named, and that unless the said Floyd Il. Hol.
lowAy b and appear at this court d the next
term thereof 70 be begun and holden st the
eourt house IN the city Of Butler, in aald eoun:
on On Or before tie nrst Day Of said term, answer M
or plead 70 the petition II aid cause, he same
will be taken - confessed, and judgment Will
b. rendered seoordipgly.
And Il is further ordered, that COPY hereof
LRI WnHxLY TrnHs, ! newspspsr pnbiished
In seid county Of Bates, for four weeks suc-
esssively, published st least ones week the
lat insertion 70 b st lees! thirty days before
ne nrss day q seld next February term Of this
court. 7. d E4BREE, Cifeuit Clerk.
A txue copy of the record.
Witness my hand and seal Of the
(sEAL.l Circuit Court Of Bates county, this
18th day Of Novembs9, 1900.
CT D. EMBREK, Circuit Clerk.
The Butler weekly times., 1909-12-23
Order Of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI, J

County Of Bates. !"
In tnS Circuit Court, 10 the February tsrm.
A. S Rc,,.1 = xssssSs Pis;sssS November ssh. issS.
JeA. x:s..s, y D.s.sd....
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sas Ms, ssse!ney sd else ~ pshiion, a16s1lni.
hsss Y non'te1ldsnt u u 6tato 81 HIsoeSsl
ao~ ssss 1Se W. esdcfe4 y " clsrk inv1os-
ssd ,i Sy veSss.eo S Sssea1s -. s9hS wsssss e
neass1 sdit Sssinss In la n tSis - - = 80 ~
op9e0 ana gensxal Nature OF NJ a 4 - ~
promlDeoly note Of John Vagnsv ~
koSer daee4 Nay n. l0o1 81 sttseSSncSt -
- ~ SnS eearss 0e 1e1ey. pfopeTsy 0a1 2 1SeS
ssid ides nose iOs ~ H. Ssssg ME- eSlsse. ass 6
80 a whieh Joesphus 0ruys1 n = ssc6 ~
os1lonee. end hat p11sos = eSH jSS
wsslsx N 80 eppeos - III eoore g - -
sefn oasee9 - y btGuA - '3sS RI ~
sosxs neSss Q ~ ~ q lgl( q { 7 - (
20 a sse ~ 4oaAey e IT, NJ, iS5
= ~ 3 - yss1s IN "a 3 g IS; q! ~ +
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+. Ano lt y lUe1h6g ~ 11ia 49, 4 =
= yaeueeHs eeeol1lHR & ~ il ~ : |51s r.
ssss.n = 1s.Ins - - Iopoe I1tlk11 q r.
= ]. & sl:::ls s:sa a.
The Butler weekly times., 1909-12-23
Notice.

Negse ID hsrsby sivsA, thss lsttsrs q admin.
! lesss.ss " e . sss.ss g %. Dan,
~ = nsese CSnsy. nls!ssi. bsssing dsss ~
The Butler weekly times., 1909-12-23
Notice Of Election.


To the Quallasd Yotsrs ofBates County, Mis-
souFi:
The following call for 9 special election fur
Congressmsa has been issued By the Governor
OF the STATE OF Missouri:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
City Of Jefferson, Missouri
The State OF Missouri.
To the sheriff Of the County Of Bates Greet
tngs;
Whereas, A vacancy exists in the once Of
Represen tatlvs Of the Sixty first Congress Of
the United States from the Sixth District Of the
State Of Missouri, caused BY the death Of Hon.
David A. DeArmond.
Now. therefore, I, Herbert 8. Hsdley. Gov
ernor Of the State OF Missouri. do hereby direct
and command thu, you give at least ten days
noties, according to Iaw, and cause IN election
to be held on Tuesday the drst day Of Febru-
sry, 1910, at the usual places OF holding cleo
tons In your County for the election OF Repre-
sentative In Congress from said sixth Congres-
sional District to al the vacancy Aforesaid; and
certify 10 me the execution OF this writ, and
how you executed the same.
In Testimony Whereof. hereunto set
my hand and cause 70 be afixed the
tssALl GREAT SEAL Of the State Of Missou-
RI. Done ct the City OF Jefferson, this
hrst day Of December, nineteen hun.
dred and nine.
BY the Governor; HERBERT 8. HADLEY.
CORNELIUS ROACH. Secretary OF State.
Now, therefore. notice 10 hereby given that
Tuesday. the let day Of February. 1910,
sspecsl election win be held according to law.
as the usual voting precincts in each township
In Bates County, Missouri. for the purpose OF
nlling the vacancy mentioned In said call, at
which election ell qualified voters will be en-
titled to vote. WI. BULLOCK,
Sheriff OF Bates Co Mo.
The Butler weekly times., 1909-12-23
Order Of Publication

WESDICxy soIm, islV In vacation De-
Order Of Publication.
William r. Boag, Plaintiff.
william Shields and the unknown cou.ort
heirs, deyisees, donees, alienees and grant.
ees Of William Shields II he be decessed
sarah A. Stanley. Daisy Stanley and John,
stanley. Defendants.
alss bis petition. duly sworn 70 and yerideS .
according g Law, alleging among other things
that the defendant, William Shields. Wa M
is the patentee Of the land hereinafter describ.
ca, to-wit: Tho northeast one.fourth 0-IJ Of
M S.s oSssS r, Of section TWEEN
0p Bate county, Missouri, containing 70 aore {
moteof lees. he hsying obtained patent there.
g, from the Unitsd States Government On ne
leth 10 day Of Nay. 1859; thst the saId William
tls 3 Ia snc svn ~ sos ,sss 2 whom tss
vested ~ such patent. And further aileging.
that plaintiff verify believes that there AZ stn.
er pereons interested In the subject matter Of
tnie suit, whose names ore not Inserted herein
!or .na 1s % fesson tnas they are unknown 70 him
this suit ie not heren set ont Tor tie rsaeoS hst
the extent thereof 10 unknown 70 NM. Rut
that, u sueh parties there BE-, they derive an6
claim their title 70 said laad e ne ooasorS.
sssS df,vsss Sso1s:s' slsasss @ eatss. q
pesentse Of said land q aforesaid
TAercupon is ID ordered BY he clerk In. .ysca-
ton that Seid dafsndants b no1tned 81 pubiics-
ton that plainti1 hss commenced suit gainst
snem II this court, the object aud general nat.
hsrsin above dsseribsd II tie pisin,iS M Wi,lis~ S
=. Boag end 70 have the full entiTe, and sbeo-
lute title deereed and adjudesd 10 b n ne esid
Rislatlax = and e have y turtle. adjudGed and
nis consort, heirs, devisses, donsss, oilenees
cisim e nass y y 70 Ia i1sssr:ss gst s
hy dseree Ct court the titls % Said Iasd sscer.
tained, defined and determined nd for IN M.
~ ana further proper relief
Ana fhat urlees the said william Shields the
consort, hsirs,. dsvisses, dcnees,
sh:s'S shc1Sce eno grantees q tls said William
this court, q The next term tlsrsof, Is s. b.
sun and holden q the court hsnse, n tke City
Of Butisrs IN said county. On ths
First Moaday in February, 1910,
cad q or before ths ART day Il Sid ssrm, u.
swer O plead g ne petition y said cause, the
.51I IN n MI "a sskea 9 confessed, sad judgment
And = = further erdetSd, hat 3 eopy hsrsof
g publaheds according 70 Law In TrS BUfrrI
- WHnxLI IMEs, nswspapef publlehod n sa,d
coensy o. Betee, Tor four weeks suooeoeiyoly.
ReDnsned E I. q ,eeet onee vesk, ~ last i1ssf.
cs os e Ds ss lse;s sslrsy dsys bsrs ~ st
+. b ESBksI. Circuit II :is cisrf S
A true copy from the record. -
Mhnese my hand and seal Of the
Circuit Court q Batss CcSnty. ris. ~
'ssAl, sou1; this tAs sth dey g bsosa-
ga oer. ase. 7. .: 1ABRnE,
49, So ssAs ~aexk
The Butler weekly times., 1909-12-23
FARM BURROWS.
Farmer and stookmsn .

Farmer and siookmsn.
Many people think that there Is :
great deal of dishonesty practiced in
the making out Of pedigrees, and iust
at the present time the National De-
partment Of Agriculture is engaged in
an investigation that may have an In
teresting outcome. l know two or
three prominent stockmen who are
said to be slated for few years In
the penitentiary because they furnish
ed the government affidavits wholly
false.
A bunch Of young hogs is the best
drawing card at the sales this fall.
The reason for this is that the price
Of corn and the price Of live hogs
have again reached their proper ratio.
II there is anything that beats a
mixture Of rain and snow for making
muddy yards we don't know what II
is. AT present when we are in what
is usually reasonably dry yard there
is mud to the right of us and mud to
the left Of us.
Butchering on the farm Is fast be-
coming lost art. II is hard to tell
what's the reason for this, but il is
easy to see that the farmer is the
loser in dollars and cents.
The young man who works hard
all summer as hired man, then takes
his wages and blows them in in a ten
days blowout generally lives to real
ize that he has been several kinds Of
a fool.
Even the man who is proud Of the
fact that he is known as a kicker OBJ
jects to being called a mule. Perhaps
1t is the same spirit that makes girl
feel flattered when called peach, but
angry when called a prune.
After spending good deal of time
on fads and fancies our country
schools are coming back to earth in
the shape of spelling contests. Per-
haps this movement may bring back
the old-fashioned spelling school in
stead of reform in spelling.
Someone claims that Kansas hens
are netting $l.S7 a month for their
owner. If the members of our hem
merry will promise to do as well as
that we will give them Sunday off
every week.
Farmers institutes are being held
in almost every town throughout the
country and at most Of them the farm
ers can pick up new thoughts and
methods, but II is often pretty hard to
put experiment station suggestions
into use on an average farm.
A very large percentage Of corn
husked from the fields this wear is
too full Of moisture to keep well,
while the corn put into shocks is dry
and sound. II this will lead to cut
ting up more corn the wet weather Of
this fall may prove to be a blessing.
Seed corn that has been selected
from the wagon box at huskinQ time
will need extra care through the win
ter and even then a great deal Of It
will be worthless as seed. BY break
ing a few ears of my own found 4
few that had nodded along the cob,
through the outside Of the ear looked
fresh and bright. do not believe
that the best OF care could make good
seed Of such ears.
MY young fall pigs are doing
splendidly since / added a little oil
meal to the ration.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-05-15
Kidnapers Get
Life Sentence

Pittsburg, May 10. - Convicted of
kidnapping Willie Whitla from Sharon,
Pa, on March 18, James ii Boyle and
his wife, Helene BOYLE, were lodged in
the western penitentiary here Monday,
the former under a sentence of life i'm
prisonment, and the latter sentenced to
serve 25 years.
Arriving at the prison, the prisoners
were first taken to side room and told
that they would have to say goodby, as
the rules of the prison would not per-
NIT them to see each other again. Mrs.
Boyle threw her arms around Jim
my s." neck and kissed him.
She said: 1--WE must take it the
best we can. ;"
The prisoners the shook hands and
the matron escorted Mrs. Boyle from
the room. When she had reached the
corridor she sobbingly asked to be per-
mitted once again to see her husband.
The request was granted and she again
kissed and embraced Boyle.
Duringthe trip from Mercer the kid
napers discussed sentence, which they
declared was unjust, and asked what
steps they would have to take to get a
review of the case.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-05-15
FIND JEWELS IN sUoooTAsH
Goldfeld Diners Bite Into Diamonds
Worth $3.50.

Goldfeld, Nevada, May 1O.-Two
diamond earrings, estimated to be
worth 1925 each, were found in dish
of succotash by Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Robinson at Goldfelds while at their
evening meal recently. The corn and
beans in cans were bought of local
store some months ago at a bargain
sale. On Thursday can of string
beans and can of corn were made into
succotash and served. Mr.. Robinson
bit into a stone, took it from his mouth
and found it to be a diamond. At the
same time another member of the ia
mily chewed upon a gold mounting
The dinner was broken up and the
family began panning the succotash for
more diamonds, and the mate to the
first stone was found.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-05-15
BRIEF NEWS DISPATCHES.

The senate has voted to retain the
high duty on lead.
The total excavation for April on
the Panama canal was 3 ,454, $40 cubic
Yards
N. Wick strom, q worker on the con-
strutcion of railroad, was killed re-
Gently near Newport, Wash recently.
Luther Minnich, alias Frank Shor.
wanted in Alton, Missouri for killing
Mes Millsap in April, 1907 was cap
tured ms pokane last Monday
Ithamar NJ. Howell of Tacoma has
been appointed secretary of State by
Governor NJ E. Hay of Washington,
succeeding Sam Nichols, resigned
The large brick plant of the Sand
stone Brick q Lime company on Wild
by island near Clinton, Wash, was de
stroyed by fire recently, loss $50, 900.
George Hall. aged 81. r. II. Sweet,
aged 45, Sweets wife and four children
were drowned in the Chippewa river
at Eau Claire, Wis, when Halls
launch capsized in mid stream upon
hitting some sunken piling.
President and Mrs. Taft gave state
dinner at the White House Monday.
Among those present were Senator
Clark of Wyoming, Senator Carter of
Montana, representative Cushman of
Washington and representative Need
ham of California.
Ii is now believed that William Gar.
rison, whose body was found near
Cheyenne, Wyo. was murdered instead
of being a suicide.
Because his son-in-l law August Loss
would not plough furrow the way be
wanted it done, Herman Rabner, 8
wealthy farmer, shot and killed the
young man recently near Des Moines
Iowa, and then buried his body Rab
ner, 20 years old, then killed himself.
Bartholomew White of Goldendale
ash, died recently at the age of 81
years He was probably the Oldest act
i've member of Masons in the north
west