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The Forrest City times., 1909-07-16
To Extlnanlsh Coon Town.

Oxford. Ala Directing to Hobson
City. the only exclusively negro town
in the United States. the authoritie
of Oxford have prepared a bill which
will effectually destroy the autonomy
of the negro-ofdeered and negro-popu-
lated suburb,
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-16
Wnnnan Killed by Auto.

Toledo, Ohio.-Mrs. Robert Boyer
aged 35. was struck by an automo-
bile and dragged nearly $50 feet
The injured woman died on the way
to the hospital
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-16
Chinese Offer Reward For Leon Limo

san Francisco. GAIA reward Of
5000 for the capture of Leon Ling.
wanted in New York for the murder
Of Elsie Sigel. has been offered by the
Chinese Consolidated Benevolent asso
citation.
The Forrest City times., 1909-07-16
p. C. FANNIN
Boot and Shoe Maker
NEXT DOOR TO kLONDYkE
BAKERY.

All kinds of Repairing done on
short notice and at very reasonable
prices. Ont of town orders will also
have prompt and careful attention
Having just installed Fleming shoe
machine, am prepared to do half
soling at lower prices than ever be
fore. Give me call.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

A week later in Mr.. Brewsters
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

Mrs. Joffrlee Hut u seemed use.
lcna useless sacrifice la tho
face of his confoHalon
Annie asks for the letter lndsa
wood wrote her Il is at home,
Mrs Icflrlea anHwcra Che nHka
Annie not 10 say anythiiHg 10 NJ
Browster Just then. She will mot
her az hla house IN the evening
nrewater enters aud tells Mrs.
Jeffrles. Sr. he will defend how
ard that he has ret detective
on tho track OF the woman who
called at underwood'H studio tile
night OF the shooting
MIR Icffriea calls. and IL IN.
formed that brewAter Is To defend
his son Indeed" exclaimA MIR
Ierirlea. Sr.. then you viii please
consider our business relations to
have ceased from thla moment.
and calling his wife they sweep
majestlcaily from the room
We'll. who's afraid now" asks
Brewster. aa hc turns 10 Annie,
END OF Second instnilment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18
HALEY COME
Is IN SIGHT

FLAGSTAFF. Ahz.. Nov fs--
A good view OF Fialley's comet.
which IL now approaching the earth.
was obiaincdby Prof Lowell at the
observatory here last night He
reported that IAN obgergstion Of
ialley'a comet SHOWS staflise
head and n eemblance OF hood
Director Lowell also reported the
first apparent Antarctic snowfall OF
the season on the planet Mars Two
patches have been observed al laii.
tude 0272. longitude f00.tD0. The
first patch appeared November ~
and the second on November ~.
According "a Director Lowell.
this Is exceptionally early for the
first snowfall Ia the Antarctic re-.
gions Of the planet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

Brewster always SAY that
Upon my word. shall begin to be.
liaye Il SOON
He does believe II. and when abe
tells him he In afraid OF Howard'a
father Il rather notifies him. She
knows Howard Ia Innocent Penn
inine deduction" Brewster calls t..
When he says. I'm sory for YOU.
she breaks into nySterical laugh.
Why do YOU lRughf" he asks
Wen. u don't laugh. I'll cry. and
as | don't want TO cry why Just
laugh It's got 20 be one or the
other" she Is going home, "Sli
down" he commands. Il want to
ask you question. How do you
account for iloward's confession ?"
She doesn't account for t. she
believes he confessed against his
will DIR bernstein says Captain
Clinton uses hypnotic Influences
brewster II Interested. he asks for
Or nernstrin's address.
SO YOU think I'm afraid OF MIR
Jeffriea. do YOU" iirewatcf asks,
aud then announces that he Is GO
ing TO take up her care. Now
don't pretend to be surprised" he
snaps. You knew | would You
knew II whom you came Ia that
door. My clerks knew II. Every,
body knew Il but me-
Mrs. Jeffries. ST.. II sent for. aud
brewster leaves the women to
gether.
Annie learns that Mrs. Jeffrles
was the mysterious visitor who
called on Underwood she has
kept silent. she declares. believing
Howard guilty. aud because abe
dreaded disgrace.
Annie Disgrace what Il dis.
grace when a human life Is ut
stakcf l3X
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

law library. the attorneys conf.
Dental clerk. Jones'. interrupts
him with the Information. she's
here again
Annie has been haunting the
office every day. and Mr. brewster
has devised every means Of eseap'
ing her. 20 no avail Mr. Brewster
will not see Anxie In a few
moments Jones returns with the
elder Mrs Howard leffries card
she IL excited. having heard that
Annie Is going ON the stage Mrs
1eiiries wants TO see Annie. and
asks brewster 60 arrange a. As
they are talking Jctfries enters
The trio discuss the situation JEFF.
ries has not changed In his att.
tude toward his son or Annie
Ieffries leaves and Mrs Ieffriee
remains. Il must see this girl. MIR
Brewster" she says. Il think |
can persuade her to change her
course 81 action" Brewster ad.
vises Mrs, Jeffries 70 come back
In half an hour, When Annie comes
~ ttANNNtAA HTNH N0N VIVA Hnt III
tends persisting In forcing her way
into his office.
4 didn't force my way In" abe
answers. mir. jonea said you
wanted TO see me"
Step by step Annie gains ground
in spite Of Brewster's arguments
lie tells her he doee not defend
criminal cases. That's just why
she wants him then--iIoward IA
not criminal
Brewster There are other law.
yers.
Anhle-Bnt there's only one MIR
Brewster. and he's the greatest
lawyer In the world. and he's going
TO help us--he's going to save
HowRrd's life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

WILL TALK ABOUT
THE COMMISSION

Melvin w casEmore and WIN.
lam Crehan. OF Tacoma. will be-
the speakers NJ n mass meeting
OF the Improvement clubs Of King
county and Seattle. % be held Mon.
day evening In the Commercial
Club rooms
MIR Crehan viii tell How TIA.
coma Got a Government b. Com
and Mr.. csnsmore will
talk on ''parkn aud Fairgrounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

oyster SHELLS. 100 lhs e9
ssan Shells. lsos . ~ V4
Granplnict ucueH. Ices - ~
Stone Neal Goa $40. as 30
Scratch Food. p9-ih AZ 1sk
gan4fuan sense hEw
Food. ne.it, SACK liz
IN iea. ES.oo per ton
higher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

While Howard was going through
the torture OF the third degree
his wife. Annie. waited below
stairs. AS Howard Ia leaving Annie
Is brought into the room. Clinton
stops aud questions her.
"Was your husband Jealous OF
Underwood Capt Clinton asks
her
Annie - Jealous What right
have YOU TO ask thats | refuse to
answer such question.
Clinton YOU can help htn,
Mrs Ietfries. by helping Us. Did
you call here last night TO see Mr..
Underworld
Annie No
Clinton Sureg
Annie am sure
Not satisfied. Clinton calls the
bellboy who let Mrs lelfrics. Sr. In
the night before. to identify her
Il wouldn't be sure. captain. says
tho boy.
MIR. Jeffries. Sr.. enters at this
time. looklng hlackiy az his sons
wife. Clinton starts to Introduce
them but Annie checks him.
Il don't care 90 have my first
introduction 20 my fatherin-law
come from the police" she said.
Il have no son" said Jeffries.
sternly
The girl pleads with the father
TO take up Towards cause. He
reminds her that she Is respon.
sthIe for Towards position. and
adds. II could have forgiven him
everything everything but"
Annie-But mel know Il, Don't
you suppose feel q, too--and
don't you suppose Il hurtsf
Jeffrics- Forgive me for speak.
ing plainly but his marriage With
such a woman rs you has made Il
impossible TO even consider the
question OF reconciliation.
Annie Such a woman as me-
That's pretty plain-~but youll have
10 speak even more plainly. What
do you mean when you say such a
woman as mc-what have | doneg
| worked in factory when WAS 9
years old. and I've earned my iiv.
ing honestly ever since was
waiting table In a restaurant when
met your son. but there's nothing
against me-nothing disgracefui.
mean. know I'm not educated.
I'm not a lady. But never mind
me-i'm not asking for anything
What are you going to do for him
He must have the best lawyer
money can buy--a man like your
lawyer. MIR Brewster.
Finally the father makes a propo-
sitson. EN- aid Howard II you
will give him up"
Even that she says. III Il viii
help him.
"Wiil you leave America
Yes" she half sobs. but what
are you going TO do for him.
Jeffries--I don't know. ! shall
consider the matter carefully.
Annle-But | want to know.
He tells her he will furnish the
money to employ able legal advice
for his son. but X must not, be
known that he is supporting him.
that Is all he can promise.
The girl turns on him
you should put your arms
around Howard and declare TO the
world you believe In the boys limo
cence. | see Il all. Howards
family is going to desert him: his
wife must leave him. and he must
face trial for his life alone. Is that
your ideag" she demands.
well. II isn't mine, Mr.. Jeffrics
II won't consent TO n divorce
won't leave America. As for his
defense. I'll find some one: I'll go
to Mr. Brewster myself. and II he
refuses I'll 40 20 some one else
We won't ask your help"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

Regular stS.50 China Closet. tu
Z shelves. - very neat pattern ri
bargain az the sale price OF %.
lteeulnr Ssi-bo exceptionally
J circle glasseH. extra drawer q
column corners a beautiful des
priced for this sale at .....
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18
Never Gave uo.

Just had 10 marry him. He
told me be never gave up anything
he loved
Well. IT'S good 10 have hus.
band who loves one.
Yea. but I have learned that
he loves money also"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18
MAGNOLIA PARK
PLAN is KILLED

The parks and boulevard com.
mltisc ~ the city council yeater.
day afternoon turned down the
proposition 81 the park board 10
condemn 90 acres for a park ON
Magnolia Bluff.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18
SAW MILL BURNS.

MANToN. Cal. Nov is.~The
sawmill Of the California Power
company. near here. WAS burned
Yesterday. together with large
quantity OF lumber. entaiiing q
loss 81 so. 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18

Pneumonia. Coughs. Sore Throat,
ard all Lung Trouble. Learya Com
pound. an druggists. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-11-18
Don't Throw Away

Valuable articles because they are
broken. We do all kinds Of repair.
Ink, sun and locksmithlne. also *.
pcFimentAi work aud models. our
prices are reasonable.
22a seneca. cor Third. down stairs.
Give Ia a Tfial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-28
HE Will HAND OUT SOME
REAL JOKES TO STAR
ROUTE CARRIERS.

old "woudrous Wise" lu worried
lie wants iokes
OF course this fun maker has a
bunch 81 them that he springs on
the victims ~ The Gingerbread
Man" now showing az the Grand
Opera House. And they 60 TOO.
with the ordinary audiences They
80 With a hi9 laugh. hut Thursday
night old "Wonarous" win have 20
Appear before a suporcriucai ausi-
auca.
More than roe % The stars route
carriers the bays who deliver the
paper al your door. wiil swe The
Gingerbread MAJ Superintendent
% Circulation neorKe Euxisr has
prevailed upon Manager carl Reid
~ the Grand % b. tire host Mr.
Reid has SGT aside the best seats IN
the house for The Star ruuta car
ri.rs and they win $50 the show.
Hence ths sorry % Old Won
druus WISE
drown feiks in Seattle have been
falling for hts iokes Tor ten DAYS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-28

tnY Nnifra Fre@sf
FRESNO, Cal. April 2S.-Next
Ffiasy. April 30. raisins will be
satsa wherever the American flag
ties IN possessive right. from the
soalhern Gulf states 10 the Cana.
dian border. and from the Philip.
p'nes 20 Porto Rico
Tkls Il the reason Tor ralsin DAY
Fresno county Is the raixin gar-
dsn Of the world. It's annual prod
uce reachink tas. goo 0a0 a year.
Last season when hard times came
&c the consumption Of raisins fell
rapidly until i reached the vanish.
ias palat Fine rAisins were sold
for q cent and three quarters A
pound instead OF five and ak cents.
fhea followed the historic fight
ssfh the packers. Out of this
hsAt originated the raisin day idea.
once under way this idea soon as
nmed enormous proportions Start.
f.s IN Fresno every civic organira.
ton took up the crusade and raisin
nserature was spread broadcast
sAfcngh0uf the land Il was a con.
spienous example OF the national
boost spirit
EvsFy maa woman and child Ia
he raisln section has besn writing
igssefs 20 frtends all over the iAnd
zsking them 10 eat ralslns on APRIL
% School chiidren alone have
naiisd 18. 900 eat raisina postal
cards Ia addition % this. pamph.
IeiA and other literature setting
birth the food value and the do
nsstie economy 81 raislns have
ben sent out In large quantities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-28

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2s AT
tor taking hor life In her hands 30
that she might attend the funeral
of her husband. the widow Of Brig
aiher General Harry T. Haskell
was learned today % be tho mys
terioua patient who has hoon at
the Thomas hospital receiving
treatment for broken neck Mrs.
haskell's neck WAS broken some
time ago when she fell down stairs
while attending hor sick husband.
She was given skilled medical az.
toution. and it was announced 90.
las that she would ultimately 70.
cover when the funeral OF Gen.
Haskell was held AZ the Preside
Yesterday. the widow brayed the
daager ~ leaving the hoapital. and
With her head lightly eiaaped IN an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-28

Extraction guaranteed abb
Hoiuteiy painless. We employ
a specialist. who devotea his
entire tiius 20 this work.
All work done painloasly by
modern electrical devices.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-28
MILLIONAIRE PUTS TAICAB
man DOWN FOR COUNT

drove Hclnze and n party OF friends
to The Cafe Boulevard ana that DE-
demanded 500 which tbo register
me vehicle showed 90 be due
nainza refused % pay according o.
tho, allegation ~ tho taxicah mnhout
and after a parley knocked Hubbard
dawn for the count
Heinzo appeared Ia court ana de.
posted bali 81 $500 for his appear
anCc. but has not been in attendance
ON thu court since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-28

NEW YORK. April 2s b. Angus
tus iiolnHo, the millionaire. today
stands mulclcd of $500 bail which he
put up for his appearance in local
magistrates court but han the right
20 tatufn aud avoid ltH forfeiture IL
ho Wishes to face the charge uf fo-
aeph Hubbard. laxicah chauffeur.
who accuses him OF dlaoraorly con
duct
Hubbard declares that recently ho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-28
WIND sroRn ~ FRlsco.

SAN FRANCISCO. April Is One
man is dead and another IL suffer.
ing painful injuries today following
a terrific Sind storm which struck
san francisco late yesterday. FL
ward kennoally was killed By fall
ms from a Mission ~. car while Try
ina 10 recover his hat which was
blown of By the gale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-28

NEW YORK. April Is Because
Harry Gilmore manager % Pnckey
Mcfarland. stated IN Chicago that
Battling Nelson r. ~ 'land poor
that hs cannot raise $4,000 70 cover
Netherlands forfeit. the Dane has
called 30 his match with the stock
yard boy. scheduled for Colina
July s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-28
Old "WONDROUS WISE"
WILL BE UP AND DOING

and seem te want more ~ them. but
thsts no align this bunch % boys viii
fall
But Just leave "a 20 old won
drous.- ne hasn't fallen down yet
and he's not EuinR "a.
And Rose Murray Will help. white
The Gingerbread Man himself VIII
keep things going some himself
The route boys will meet az tha
office % Tho Star az 1850 p So
Thursday and proceed in a body Co
ihe thsater. headed By George EnE
iar. the circulation maa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-28
ARMY OFFICER TO
Be ARRESTED

san FRANCISCO. April - - A
variant for the arrest cf Eugene
fwDa chief clerk oF the finance
bFxneh Of the United States army
transport department. II In the
hands Of the officers to-day and u
= expected that he will be taken
ist9 custody before night Pearson
2 secused Of embezxlemsut Of
Ni3sz " he government funds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-28
Everett and Edm0nds


Three rouno trips daiiy Leave as.
attic a. "a. ~ m aud D m.
sunday. leave Seattle az Tao a m, ~
IN and 9 y IN. Leave Everett ID eslk 4
M AIS y M and Iiib D m SUNDAY.
leave Everett At elt6 a. m, ans q IN
and IiiN D HiAalo fare 20 hnohOm.
lah a 90 hound lfIn Al 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-28
OSTEOPATHY

Electricity. vibration, light Their.
apy, hot air sweat baths, and ether
druGloHa methods Optical rooms
Tor lifting glasses and trea ting ayeH
hulthtion free Treatments 81 each
a, Holt oHtoopath and Optician
t07-s-a Peoples Bank Bldg. Second
and Pike. Main aabi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-28
INVESTIGATE OUR EASY
PAYMENT PLAN

our operators are all expert
graduate DENTISTS. We employ
no atudenta
Examination FREQ.
office Hours. s30 n. m 10 7
y. m Sundays. TIL 1 p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-28
FRIEND OF EMPEROR
DIES BY OWN HAND


CHICAGO. April ss--AIb@rs Koe-
hch. u years ~ age. a close friend
x NE German emperor and former
nernss~r % the German diplomatic
nTps, Is dead. He committed sui
sAas yesterday BY inhaiing knH In the
sffss % Attorney William MCGEE.
shsFs be had been permitted 30
z<~p.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-28
DreamIand Masked
Ball

The Jolly maskefa will have
their sway Al Dreamiand tomorrow
night Admission use. lncludlng 3
dance tickets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-28

Hest hand sorted Yakima poga
toes o. per hundred. free delivery
New Public Market. Ballard. phone
Ballard ~ and los sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-28
RISKS HER LIFE TO
ATTEND FUNERAL
kloHr DECLARED orr.

isnptayiaed harneua. she rode TO
the grave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-28
MODERN METHOD
DENTISTS

Suites 10. ID and G, Brunei
Bldg Second and Univeraity.
Opposite Stone Fisher 90.
Dept store. Entrance 207
University 81.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-14
NO POLITICIANS WILL
ACT as SUPERVISORS

Washington Sept l3.-Eyery meas.
ure is being taken by Census Director
Durand In carrying out President
Taft's determination 10 prevent polit.
ical activity on the part of the census
supervisors and enumerators during
their term OF Office. as emphatically
outlined by the president In a letto--
to Secretary Nagel of the department
of commerce and labor. Director Du-
rand has sent a letter which has been
approved both by the president and
by Secretary Nagel 10 all supervisors.
calling their attention TO the presl.
dents letter. pointing out that 1t pro.
hibits man from holding office or
membership in any political committee
during the term of his Office of super
visor, or taking any active part in pol
tic By public addresses, solicitation Of
votes or otherwise.
The director declares this order will
be strictly enforced and requests that
each supervisor inform him lmmedl
ately wbethe he holds Office or mem
bership in any political committee.
and If so just what position and
whether the supervisor Is willing TO
resign such position during his term OF
Office. II the answer is I'm the affirm.
alive the director expects the super
visor to send a copy OF his resignation
from any such position. with a state.
mont that the resignation has been nc.
cepted.
In view of the provision in almost
every state legislation that no state
official shall hold federal position a,
the same time, the director also calls
for Information on this point.
As fast as the supervisors prove that
they have met these requirements the
commissions will be forwarded. accom-,
panied by oaths of office. a copy OF
the census law and the preliminary
letter of instructions from the direc
tors. The appointment # tho enumer
ators VIII not be made before January
next
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-14
NO WORM HOLES
IN ROY APPLES

one hundred dollars was offered bv
the Bear River Commercial club as
q reward to the person who could find
worm hole in any OF The apples ex
nlbited by the club at the Four-State
fair. Nobody got the money. There
WASH a worm hole TO be found.
The display OF fruits. grains and
vegetables made by the Bear River
Commercial club was prominent fea-
ture of this department of the fair
Considerable space was occupied by
the display, which was designed and
arranged by II. +. Redelings. former
decorator of Chicago. after thirty
hours OF continuous work Mr.. Rede-
nnGs, and the Bear River boosters re-
ceiYcd their reward when the Judges
awarded this exhibit a gold medal for
being the most artistic of the kind
quality OF goods displayed also bring
Ing about a reward.
The Roy exhibit was given a prize
and gold medal on account Of the
quantity and quality OF goods shown.
This display was way above the aver.
age, also, The quantity of products
displayed was noticeable aside from
'hN NNN'llNHNt VI Aut NtEtldDlio,
fruits and grains exhibited From an
artistic standpoint. the Bear River
display was much more attractive
but when II came to the products
themselves, the Bear River showing
would have had TO hump Its back and
fuss in order 10 get the best of its
worthy competitors
Flfty-three varieties Of grains and
grasses were shown In the Bear riv-
er display, besides moro than nun.
dred varieties of fruits and veGe.
tables.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-14
DEWEY FAY0RS
MORE EFFICIENCY

Washington, Sept. 12.-AdmIral
George Dewey's face glowed with
pleasure as he read today the reports
of the splendid work being done by the
men Of the navy in their record target
and battle practice of the Virginia
capes
See that record7" he said. as he
pointed 10 an unofficial report which
said that the battleship Louisiana had
made sixteen hits out of sixteen shots
at two targets
That is world beater | feel great
pride in the manner In which our men
have acquitted themselves. Our ships
are fine. too Vice Admiral Uriu OF
the Japanese navy, who visited this
country last spring. told me the Con-
necticut was the best all-around bat
tleship he had ever seen"
The general board of the navy, OF
which Admiral Dewey is president.
will assemble soon for the seasons
work
More ships? or course. we need
moro ships" declared Admiral Dewey.
I'VE need to keep our naval establish
ment up TO the highest state of eff.
cheney"
The admiral referred to the opinion
held by some authorities that the
United States should keep a strong
battleship fleet on both the Atlantic
and the Pacific coasts. That. he point
ed out, did not menn that these yes
sells all should be in commission ar
the same time. but some should be
held in reserve available if needed.
There are ample fresh water facilities
where the vessels can be kept In re-
serve and where they Will not suffer
deterioration, he explained
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-14

ents principally to settling cattle
claims cases.
Later the receivers made him dis
trict counsel and his success In
Strengthening out the affairs of The
bankrupt company won him promotion
to the position OF general counsel.