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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-08

Notice United States Land Office. Salt Lake
Guy, Utah, Dec. %. 1908. 10 whom II may con
ccrn: Notice Is hereby given that the State Of
Utah has hled la this Office lists OF lands selec
ed by the said state, under section Of tile Act
OF Congress, approved July 10, 1894, as Indemnii
y school lands, as follows, viz: VIZ SEA sec.
"a, M NIs4 sec. 30, Il. 80 s., X. 10 W, Serial
Ol2i5, and sen NWl, sec. a, II. "a S., r. Il ..
Serial 0l2l9. Copies Of said lists, so far as they
relate 10 said tracts y descriptive subdivisions
Ia been conspicuOusly posted IN this Office
Tor inspection by any person interested and by
the public generally. This notice will be pub
llshed for five consecutive weeks, and during
this period, under departmental Instructions OF
April y. 1901, protests or contests against the
claim OF the state TO any Of the tracts or subdi-
visions hereinbeiore described on the ground
that the same is more valuable for mineral
than for agricultural purposes will be resolved
aud noted for report 10 the General Land Office
at Washington, ID. {. Failure so to protest OF
contest within the time specified will be con
sldered sufficient evidence OF the non. mineral
character OF the tracts and, the selections
thereof being otherwise free from objection,
W VIII be recommended for approval r. ID r.
THOMPSON, Register.
First Jan. s-Last Feb 81
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-08
We Sages Tell.
composed by j. s. p. Bowler, Gunlock Utah.)

In the royal glory promised savior stand
Welsprng pleasing story, with His scepter in His bar
decesd by Great Jehova ere this earth received
form,
That ransom 30 provided though lie suffer bitter
Loud hoannas sweod chorus RAPTURE thrilled the heay
holy. holy kug of glory echoed tho aerapho sorg
Hseljah hallelujab, prince OF lie for ever hail,
Great teedemer God thy dominion meier shall si
THE HEAVENLY MESSAGE.
angelic scenes appear before wondering eye,
messenger desceuds from yonder lofty sky
With tdings that eternal plan,
Devised on high before this world began
Awakel We sons of earth that happy time draws
The time prophets sought when Jesus should appear
The mists ere long shall vanish from your gaze
For 10, lie a sin ful world to save
THE SALVATION.
Hail. Mary. Thou art chosen of the Lord
Fear not but harken to His sacred word;
The Messiah shall be revealed through thee
In whom is life and immortality.
The holy ghost shall seal thy peace,
Thy soul shall triumph in His grace,
Thv name Is numbered with the best
Look mp aud seek eternal rest
MEDITATION
Behold thine handmaid Lord, Thus DO it unto
According to thy word conform thine own decree
NV soul doth magnify thy name, o Lord
Ny spirit hath reiooed before my God
In days of old did not our fathers
Through vision then strange scenes in Galilee;
BY old men this surely foretod
The true Messiah il of lsreals fold.
JOURNEY FROM NAzERATH.
That weary march from Nazareth
In winter with it's chilly breath
Mary did endure.
With Joseph by her side
To cheer her on that ChrsEmastde;
Virgin soul pure
No sumptuous feast to greet them there,
For them only humble fare;
All seemed cold and drear
But In the stiffness of the night
There shone a bright transparent light;
Darkness disappeared
BIRTH OF CHRIST.
thN radiant light within that molly hnan
The virgin mother bshed the babe of Bethlehem,
With tender love unspsskable, she laid Him gently down
While angels sang with JOY and glory shone around
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-08


NOTICE United states Land Office salt
Lake city, Utah, Dec. -. 1908. no whom il NAV
CONCERN; Notice Is hereby given that the State
ot utah has lilcd Ia this Office lists OF lands se-
leeted by the said state under section Q OF the
Act OF Congress, approved July 10, 1884, as In-
deninity school Lands, as follows, viz: NEI4
SEA sec. "a; NWk NW4 see ~; NWa SwA;
NEA NWA; VIZ NEA sec. 10, II. ~ S., II. IL
w., Serial Ul2l5; NWA; M SEX: NJ SWA
sec. y, I. 30 s.. Il. 10 W., Serial Ol2O9; Eh NEI
sec II; NWh NWa; 81 NWii sec. u. H. 30 s
X. 10 W., SEA SEA sec. 20. r. IS s.. X. II W..
Serial O2'li NJ sec. o, aud 81, sec 4, II. 80 S.
X. 10 w Serial 0l2l2; NWd sec. %; NE4 See
n, VIZ SWlf; NWH; WI NElt see H. II 20
=, n. 10 W.. serial Ol2O3; all see. TO- n 20 :. K
10 w, Serial Ol207 Copies of said lists SO far
as they relate 10 said tracts by descriptive sub
divisions have been cOrspcuously posted ln
ids office for inspection by ans person Interest.
e aud by the public generally. This uOticc
VIII Dc published Tor five successive week &. aud
dnring THO period under departmental a.
sracuons of April %, lpJI,prote-ts or contests
against tho claiW OF thc state 90 ANY of tie
hraois or subdivisions hcraiubpiore described
On thc ground chat ihc same is more valuable
for miuerli than FOR Agricultural uurposrs
VIII Doe ..,rlNei aud uptcd Tor report Go the Geu-
rrrl Land ONCE "a Washington, ID. a.. Failure
10 90 protest or contest, within thr time spcci-
fled, Will Poe considered sufficient evidence Of
the uon.uiueral character OF tuc tracts aud the
selections thereof being otherwise free from Oh
lection viii DE- recommended for approval
T.. u *. THOMPSON Register.
First Jan. + Last Feb. 5I
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-08
REBATE ANU guardianship NOTICES.
"r'h-r Inform tion Consult Coun,y
'rrh or the RospOotive sIgn.rs
ESTATE oFDANIEL :. PEND.

ESTATE oFDANlEL s. PEND
LETON 49,
Creditors Will present olulms with
vouchera 10 the undersigned through
tho mulls or at her residence at Cedar
City, Iron County, Utah, Ga or DO,
fore the 3rd day OF Muy, A. D., 1909
NANCY Q PENDLETON LUNT,
Admiuistrstrix.
Edmond y Ryan, Attorney for Ad-
miDistratriX.
(Firat Jan. l. Last Jan. 22.J
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-08

The joyful dngs abroad aud loud the echoes
Glory God high, and earth good will to
The peang rend the ascending TO the throne
reechoed back TO earth from all the angel throng
MARY.
Mary, gentle loving soul, yet Glled with care
Thy nath hath been marked by fervont prayer
On Judeas plains thine eyes did behold
All that promised thee OF lsreal's fold
That starlit night in Bethlehem vas to thee
A tpye of what the future was be,
For ages past thy moG0Ty hclj dear,
While time shall last thy name shall be reyered
YE sAGEs TELL.
Ye sagas far aud reveal your reasons Why
The happy Cbristmnstide.
Was it because "a Savior earth 20 die
And be himself denied.
Or priceless gem TO mortal restored;
And by His birth appear
Reveal to us what all that joy and peace affords
BY His Arst advent here.
Did wise from the east behold His ustrous star
And kneel to worship HimY
OR shsperds sing His praise spread the ATARI
That all absorbing theme
Was there halo there while darkness yelled the earth?
Was all this known 10 them?
Shall all the world rejoice to know His humble birth
In far off BethIenem?
YE NATIONS FEAR
BE it you Christian faith in all the world
That al these aud wonder doth to you unfold
The angel Gabriel did descend to Nazareth.
Yea he did appear to Mary aud Elizabeth
10 their native land.
Wise men forooths may ever seek the light
And faithful sheDerds guard their hocks at night.
The light. that shone in darkness. is revealed
From Bethlehem and by the spirit sealed
BY power divine.
HAPPY GREETING.
Another picture comes before our ken
Revolving With the years and when,
Time shall end or this boon may denied,
To celebrate the happy Chritmastide.
Here meet around the festive board
Where kindred greet and friendship is restored,
No malice then or strife e'er abide
All celebrate the happy Christmsstide
IN PEACE ABIDE
Now while the bounteous feast 10 spread,
And His blessing asked upon the bread
The poor whate'er their lot betide
Should celebrate each happy Ohristmastide.
As each with hoary head
We keep Ia mind what Lord has said,
''Fesd My sheep and all in peace abide''
Thus celebrate each happy Christmastide.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1909-01-08
Sore Nipples and ChapDed Hands

Are quickly cured by applying Chamberlain,s
SalFe' Iry ~ Il Is SUCCESS Price IS cents.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
Are
IN SESSION
AT A.-Y.-P.
THREE HUNDRED ARE
ATTENDING CON-
VENTION.
A Good Crowd Is on the
Grounds Despite the
Weather.

The irat rainy day In tho course
OF the Ayr. exposition to-day
found a fair sired crowd on the
grounds. despite the threatening
weather The special events Of the
morning was the gathering Of the
Washington State Graduated
Nurses association In the lecture
hall Of tho Fine Arts building. about
300 being present This afternoon
the nurses attended q reception al
the Womans building. aud tho
balance Of the afternoon and eve.
Ming wlll be spent BY the delegates
visltlng the exposition grounds. To-
morrow their sessions will BE- held
At tho womana Club house on Har.
ward Az. and Thomas e.
Large numbers Of MaEons and
Ladies' Of the Eastern Star are on
the grounds daily this week. At.
tending the sessions In the Ma.
sonic building and viewing the cx.
position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
HENEY THE
OBJECT OF
AN ATTACK
GRAFT PROSECUTOR
Is BITTERLY AS
SAILED.
Attorney for Calhoun Fires
Volleys of Insin-
uations.

BAN FRANCISCO. June L.
Special Prosecutor Francis j.
Honey was the object Of bitter
attack by A. A. Moore. when he
resumed bis argument for the de-
Tense IN the trial Of Patrick Cal
houn today Voliey after yoliey Of
feryid rhetoric, aufcharged with in.
yoctivc and inslnuation. were aimed
At the head Of the prosecutor
Honey was branded as a hirellug
OF Rudolph spreckela. and as the
head Of an organized force Of Grim.
inal detectives.
The address Of the veteran at.
torney was, In point of expression
and rhetoric. one Of the eleyerest
and most sensational arguments
ever delivered before a Jury In this
city.
The court room held even a
Larger crowd than was present yes.
terday. aud a Foodly number Of the
great audience We're women, The
defendant WAS accompanied 90
court by his wife and his two
daughicrs They sat surrounded By
the GALAXY Of legal talent that was
gathered 10 free the name Of Cal.
houn from the charge that clouds
a.
Moore asserted that the effort to
connect the defendant with the
bribery Of the former supervisors
Of the city was iarclcal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
and
FATALLY
WOUNDED
COMMERCIAL AGENT
OF RAILROAD is (
THE VICTIM.
Representative Of the Ill
inois Central Shot
Down.

sHANtko ORE. June is.--H, ~
TrumbuIl. representing the llilnoif
Centfal railroad IN Portland a. com
mereial agent was shot and perhaps
fatally wounded early today By q
negro porter. who resisted Tfum
bulls attempt 10 take him back 10
a wool buyers special car standing
on a track near BhAnlko,
]. 4. MCLAUGHLIN travelling
freight agent for the same road. vas
shot In the leg by the negro. but
not seriously wounded Trufnbnll
found the porter. whose name Il
said 10 be Il T. BROOKS. reeling about
the streets. and tried to Induce BIN
to return to the car Brooks made
m effort TO escape Trnmbuli seized
him. but the porter broke assay,
pulled a revolver. according 10 wit
nesses. and fired a, Trumhull The
bullet entered the railroad man .
groin and took an upward course
Mclaughlin. who was standing
nearby. ran after brooks, who turn.
cd suddenly and inflicted a wound
In the Lex Of his pursuer A posse
was quickly organized and started
In pursuit, but no word has been
received from the party
Trnmbull and Mclaughlin we're
placed on a special train and rush
Cd TO the nearest hospital Sur.
gc1ns who examined Tumhuii re-
ported that his chances for recovery
are slim.
Brooks recently came here from
Chicago to serve the party on tho
wool buyers special that Ia touring
this part OF the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
LOCAL FISH FOR
fisheries SHOW

Two tanks Of local fresh water
ilsh. perch and trout from Lake
Washington. sunfish and bass from
Green Lake. were yesterday In.
stalled in the fisheries department
of the government building. and
seiners are at work today on the
sound. gathering salt water fish
When these are Installed, the gov.
ernmeBts elaborate fisheries dis.
play Will be complete.
Mr.. =. II. bowen, who has been
Installing the exhibit, leaves for
Washington. D G.. this evening
The wonderful many colored fish
from the Honolulu Royal Aquarium
have been placed in the tanks and
the machinery Installed TO keep the
water heated TO 70 degrees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
WOMAN IS
WEARY OF
This LIFE

When yesterday afternoon the
dead body Of Ino Sakamoto was
found hanging from a beam In the
rear room Of her husbands restau-
rant at 6la Main ST., a new account
had TO be opened In the records OF
the Seattle police station. Ino
sakamoto is the first OF all the
thousands Of Japanese women in
Seattle to die by her own hand from
tue immemorial japanese method
of slranguation.
The body was found by Fuizo
sakamoto. the woman's brother-in-
law. Mrs sakamo,o evidently had
been dead for several hours. When
sakamoto found the body il was
seen that the woman had tied a
clothes line about her neck and
then fastened the other end to tho
top Of water heater
The woman was 30 years old.
Sakamoto conducts n small restau.
rant near their apartments,
From the husband and friends OF
the woman It could not be learned
why Mrs. sakamoto ended her life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
CADETS REFUSE TO
COMPETE

Tho proposed competitive drill
between the Washington State col.
lege and the University OF Idaho
cadets. scheduled for this morning
at the exposition, failed to material.
ire, both companies declining 10 en-.
tor. Capt A. NJ. Wetherall, who
has charge OF the military camp at
the exposition, made an effort TO
got the rivals together, but II ap.
peared to be o case OF "one being
afralG. while tho other dasson't"
Capt. Smith, Of Idaho, and Capt.
Mitchell. OF Washington State.
could not agree on holding the con
test, and as the Washington cadets
break camp tomorrow. Il IL not
likely that the competition Will DO
held,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
look OUT! WALL STREETS LATEST
TRAP MAY Be SPRUNG VERY SOON
-.,h.r Great Shearing Day Is Predicted "a Old
Came Of Taking Money From Lambs Is Re-
,.wed-How Trick Is Worked-Simpe Enough
] When You Know Il.
by mARteN {. PEW.

yrw YORK June has been issued to bleAtne
TO bewafe heWare heware for the hook Ia bait
Z "a he is set
~ :. present conditions in the light Of the past the
~ - how wall has act IN motion the good old reliable
- xsnde game" cry Of the New YORK newspapers
=. s,e and enough their readers interests
ss'sa IN opnen,
$500 Vphsm Adams who has many months nyustt
- Mi Al methods exposing tho traders tricks says
,As,Ts hlrh prices in professional market that the
ssrts Is at hand
- rahc reminded Of events Of two years ago leading Up
4. snie There boom market and the ticker tape
80, constantly advancing prices, attractive bait Sud
- X crash cane the Easy Mark PLAYING the other fellow
~ IN confidence born Of uckeFsh idocy his pretty
- pt M bY the sentemen who holding the dice and
=. s,iasd N The game and calling Ia
- - sccks arr sainF higher Get in while you can
- ,u,, q the advice that brokers mailing and wiring
- l,.psb houses and old customers the country
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16

the squeeze spindle game. an cxpcr,
has made tho accompanying diai
gram which shows the operation
the figures Of course. being used
only as an Illustration.
When the Evening Post warned
the pablo that the squeeze game
vas on, the average market price
OF the speculative list waz around
~. or nearly par The first move
o. the kinEs Is 10 ante some Of their
own cash and stimulate outaidc buy.
ipg The expert who made the
diagram suggests that they may
have put up si.oOa.o 900. which buy
Ing sent the average price no 20
100 Then they sat back and wait.
I'd for the ruhlic,
The ipsiefs, agencies. toais
took up the cry ni +nuyif These
are the cappers los The game The
malls ard telegraph wires carried
the word out 10 even town and city
Of the country. The financial col
umns Of newspapers everywhere
breAthed the spirit Of Buy" for
they told Of advancing prices, and
that 10 newba and thus even honest
newspapers uncoHscionsly become
the dupcs Of the kings
Our expert figures that on the
kings ti.0eo 900 ante the public
came IN with t5o.,10 900. carrying
the average price Up 70 iis. Al this
point fherc vas some profit taking
tsome wise ones" had had enough
and sold. and the Kings had 10
again stimulate the market and 70
assure the lambs So the expert
says they mag have but up second
81 600 600. and this buying carried
The average price to around IFS
where Il ls To-day
Arbitrarily the expert has set the
figare III a. the top average price,
and he believes that the Kings
would Ike 70 induce the lambs %
buy w 70 that figure. at least. BE-
fore the liz shenriuF comes.
Thus the indicator o. the squeeze
spindle turns and. Of course. the
tards Of l..s manirHlainfa. whoever
they may be. are upon the atop
brake When the public buys. the
kinEa sell Whom prices are At the
top aHd O crash Is imminent. tbs
-oHusiassa are always found holding
the stock and the kinga the money
bag.
That's the squeeze spindle game
The New York World says editor.
Tally Leave Wall At alone
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
JAP STRIKERS CONFIDENT

HONOLULU. June 1.-THE
strike situation here remains prac'
tically unchanged today. The
leaders OF the japanese, who have
quit work on the sugar plantation.
are trying 10 keep ny the spirit Of
their followers with promises that
they will soon receive strong finan'
eial hacking from the Pacific coast
but little oredcnoe 10 given this
story.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
Give DINNER TO
WEDDING PARTY

A delightful little dinner party
was held Saturday evening by DR.,
and Mrs. Frank Wilbur Chaoe In
honor Of Miss Eta Garner and
william Robley Evans who aro to
be married on June 20
Both Miss Garner and Mr.. Evans
are members Of Or, Chaee's choir
at the First Presbyterian church
and the dinner was to the mem.
bers Of the wedding party
The Chacc home was beautifully
decorated for the occasion. pro
fusion OF roses and ferns being
used.
After dinner Dr. Chace enter,
tanned the party at the exposition
grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
PRESIDENT TAFT SENDS
MESSAGE TO CONGRESS


WASHINGTON. June is.-Presi-
dent Taft sent special message
TO congress today recommending
the adoption Of an amendment 10
the federal constitution providing
for the levy and collection OF an
income tar.
The message also recommended
as part Of the pending tariff bill an
excise tax upon all corporations
amounting to per cent Of their
net income.
In opening the message refers to
the fact that President Taft invited
the attention OF congress TO the ne
cosfity Of revision OF the tariff. and
to his having pointed out the obli-
CATION TO arrange duties which
would secure an adequate income
for the government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
FOUR ARE KILLED WHEN
GIANT BOILER BLOWS
UP IN POWER HOUSE

DENVER, Colo. June is.-Fouf
persons arc dead. one fatally injuf
ed and seven seriously hurt az the
result Of the explosion Of a i0-ton
boiler in the power station Of the
Denver Gas and Electric company
last night
The whole building was wrecked
when the boiler. which was thrown
500 feet Into the air. came down
upon the roof The property loss
ia estimated 81 100000.
The force Of the explosion was
30 great that Rachael Goldstoln
who was watering lawn two
blocks away, was hit on the head
by a flying brick and seriously In.
iufod
Officials Of tho gas and electric
company have not determined the
cause Of the explosion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
A.-Y.-P. GUARD Is
DISMISSED

Chief Wappcnsiein. Of the expo.
sltion guards. today dismissed Ser.
gcant J v l.eiunc Of the guards,
who was arrested last night on the
fair grounds, on a charge Of drunk.
enness W. u Chapman. game
keeper. was arrested at the same
time.
The case was the first IN which
Il has been necessary TO discipline
the members Of the guard Tho
sergeant was kept IN the crpoEi.
ton guard room last night like a
common prisoner, and this morn
lng was shown on the grounds with
orders not 10 return.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
BALL|NGER MAY GIVE
THOMSON FEDERAL
POSITION

A special dispateh received by
The Star this sisernoon from
Washington says u Secretary
Bsllinser follows out his inelins-
tion and during the coming fall
calls for the resignation OF =.
n. Newell. director o. the reela-
nation service, he will tender
that office 10 r. y. Thomson,
city engineer Of Seattle. Know
ing Thomson as he does, the
secretary believes he is the best
man available TO take charge Of
the reclamation service, though
there 10 some doubt whether
Thomson would accept the ap-
pointment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
CONTINUAL
ROUND OF
DRINKING

NEW YORK, June i6.--Talos Of
liquor drinking and intoxioation
again occupied the sessions Of the
Mrs Howard Gould separate main
tenance suit today,
Harry Turner an employe OF
Castle Gould since 1906. swore that
he saw Mrs Gould under the In.
fluenoe Of liquor In the latter part
Of July or early in August 1906,
and again in the same condition
November 6, 1906.
On erOas examination he stated
that these were the only two occa
sions on which he had ever seen
Mrs. Gould when she appeared TO
be intoxicated
Turner testified that he had
never seen Mrs Gould take a drink,
but said that he overheard her tell
Manager Malloy. OF Gould Castle.
that he was discharged and call
him some names.
On cross examination. he admit
ted that Mrs. Gould had complain.
sa----s--=--=as----------
fFantlnuad on Pane ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
LIFE SAVERS ARE
SHOWING AGAIN

The u. 8. life saving crews ex.
hiblilons In Lake Union. which
we're discontinued for some days.
owing to the Illness Of three mem.
bors Of the CROW. have been started
once more. taking place at O'Clock
In the afternoon daily. It ia plan.
nod shortly TO have a morning e1.
hibitlon a. we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16

CHICAGO. June le-william
Jennings Bryan today said the tar.
III legislation now being enacted
by the senate is the boldcHt piece
Of legislative brigandage ever at,
tempted In this country,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
MISS DAVIS DEAD

Mildred Davis, daughter Of Rob
crt Davis, a prominent merchant Of
Green Lake, died at the home of
her parents at Green Lake yoster-
day morning Miss Davis has been
III for several months,
The funeral will DO held from the
Green Lake Methodist church at
p, m tomorrow. Intermeut will be-
az Mount Pleasant cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
ILLINOIS PRIMARY LAW
IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL


SPRINGFIELD, H., June 10.
The supreme court Of Illinois
today declared unconstitutional
the state primary law, and as
a result, tho state 10 without
q legal method Of nominating
candidates for office. u 10
thought that a special session
Of the legislature will be called
TO enact a new law.
The decision Of the supreme
SQUIRT 10 a result OF an attack
made upon tho primary law by
candidates defeated in the state
primaries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
JOHN HILL IS
FOUND GUILTY

A jury IN Judge Gllllam's court
late yesterday found John nm
guilty Of larceny from person This
Is the second trial Of fllll. the frat
Jury disagreoiHg on a verdict,
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Frank Holtzhelmer stated this
morning that they would be- as loni.
ent as possible with Hill because
OF bis age,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-16
tI0I IS ARRESTED
|2E0ID CHARGE Of .
DBlzlEMENT

ky1pIA, Jun. ts.--oals
~ was sr.,,sd al the
- hi Nj, mo,,l,. A.
~ "''"'"s on
s s =, emnezl'smsnt
~ !. 49,, w alleged &c 70