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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-10
rxArHtas AND soosAeLLs.

The Individual who made the cross
Of northern and Mexican Wild turkeys
that resulted In the Mammoth Bronze
breed deserves q statue In bronze.
English authorities have scraped the
earth with a fine tooth comb to find
another place Of turkey origin, but
have failed. 1t IL truly the American
bird.
Turkeys are death 70 grasshoppers,
moths and beetles. Twelve thousand
wireworms and 40 daddy longlegs
! were taken from the crops OF two
pheasants, and it's fun to see Reeves
cock clean up the field mice. Guineas
60 for army worms, and Pekin ducks
stay up moonlight nights to dig slugs,
but Tom Tumbledown's lousy hens
raise their own bugs.
The state fish and game commission
Of San Bernardino county, Cal, re-
Gently purchased wild turkeys from
Mexico that are 80 tame they can't be
''shooed' When turned loose the
strangers stopped with the rangers
ana laid In the hangers.
seeing recipe that advertised how
to keep the hands soft and white, a
young lady sent the dollar and await
"a reply. This il what came: dip
your hands three times day in dish
water and help mother" The poultry
mans wife needs no complexion
cream to beautify her dimpled cheeks,
ana her partner isn't asking Santa
Claus for q manicure set and feather
beds Of ease.
When q hock Of wild turkeys reach
4 river they halt for several days to
rest before crossing. They then ny to
the top Of the highest tree and hy
across. Those that fall into the water
easily get to shore by swimming with
their wings unless the opposite bank
u very high.
If you are examining fowls here is a
No. mixture: Fifty pounds ground
oats. all hulls removed; FIVE pounds
cornmfal, three pounds mealed clover
or alfalfs, three pounds blood meal,
one-half pound salt. Mix thoroughly
and stir quantity desired into sour
milk or buttermilk to the consistency
Of thick cream. An expert and his as
sistant can feed $50 an hour by this
msthod. To finish fowls In the Or
-dinary style, this makes a fine, moist
mash and splendid flesh. Lessen the
liquid and try 1t.
Noting the nervousness Of Pekin
DUCKS, one would think when shipped
they would kill themselves in the
crates. 1t ts just the opposite. They
quiet right down like the blowhard
who 10 told to shut up or put up
In England 1t Is against the law to
breed game ROSTERS. From the many
pictures Of game prize winners In the
London Journals the law must be 4
dead letter. There are Others
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-10

the farm at low price and that h
could use this alcohol in place Vi Other
fuel. The result has been dlsapp0int-
ing to such farmers. The price OF a.
cohol Is still so high that 1t cannot b.
used In place Of wood or coal. At the
time the bill was passed many well
Informed farmers all over the country
feared that the alcohol industry would
be much the same as the beet sugar
business 1t would not be made
on the small farms, but concentrated
La the factories, where farm produce
Is brought, very much as sugar b>@ts
are brought to the factory or milk o.
cream to the creamery.
There IL still, however, demand Tor
small distilIing apparatus, but 10
far nothing Of practical use has been
made in this country.
The illustrations given herewith are
taken from French catalogue and
show two devices for making alcohol
In small quantities. They are popular
In France. These pictures give an idea
Of the way the machines are operAtSd.
The small ones appear to be pretty.
close to toys. but there are larger and
more expensive devices which are real
ly practical.
A great deal Of the alcohol making
In France appears to be done By trav.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-10
Library Adxsrtlsins.

Once upon a time q certain painter
mot q latter day Raphael or Rem
brandt, but just humble artist I'd
clapboard and wainscot decoration)
entered a public library not tkou-
sand miles from Springfield, Mass,
and. being ''out OF job" spent some
time browsing among the books. To
his joy and surprise, he discovered
works bearing on his trade. Although
ne had been q card holder for years.
Ae had never before had q suspicion
That such books were there on the
shelves waiting to be drawn. The
painters glad ACCOMPLISHMENT rave q
INIT to the librarian. Mimeoaraphed
lists Of available works ON different
ltradss and Industries were circulated
the local newspapers were prevailed
'upon to give publicity to these and
csnef resources OF the library. ana -
result the circulation 81 that Iibrarv
increassd - per csnt insone year. All
g which gOeth to show that 1 iibrary
s1at : ~ - = I'M nnx Hnfortunately
e re until 4 conAsoqe11s Is revsIY
s1sl& CAicaes D1al
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-10
OLD FASHION REVIVED.
The Samplers Of Our Grandmothsrs
Time In Vogue.

The Samplers Of Our Grandmothsrs
Time In Vogue.
1t was a great pity when the sam
piers OF our grandmothers' time went
out OF fashion, for they helped many q
little girl to learn how to properly
handle needle. For this reason il
Is good news to hear that there is
now some chance of the mistake being
rectified. 1t is said that the old crewel
work Is to return. Give any little girl
q bit Of canvas and some bright
sephyrs and let her fashion the thing
In her own way. The work will sure
~ be interesting 1t will keen the
busy little hands out of mischief, and
the result will often be surprisingly
good.
Ii the diminutiye lassie is allowed to
choose and execute her own conception
OF design the work will be douhly
beneficial, for 1t frequently develops
some latent talent.
Ihe secret OF making task attrac.
tive lies In not letting the child work
on Its first enthusiasm. Any child or
Will attack a thing In the beginning
with all the joy that is felt when any
new task Is undertaken. Unfortunate
~ the f1rst time the work is taken up
1t Is continued so long that unaccus-
toned hands become tired and the
constant effort grows irksome. Make
II pleasant task, something to look
forward to-, reward for good be-
havior, and In this way the novelty Is
preserved and the work does not cease
to be interesting
1t is much the same with dolls. Take
. them away before they get to be too
familiar, before the fnquiring little
brains, for the sake of something new.
destroy the treasured possessions. II
this Is done there will always be some
novelty to produce when days are long
and rainy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-10
Netice to Creditors
First Publication, June 81
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
COUNTY OF UNION

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTAt
COUNTY OF UNION
In County Court within and for said county.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Ole Ronning
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the nndersigned,ad
minlssrator OF the Estate Of Ole Ronning. de-
ceased. to the creditors Of. and all persons hav-
Ing claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers within four
months after the first publication Of this no,
tlce, TO the said administrator. at the ONCE O
Ericsson 3 Stickney, at Elk Point. in the County
of UDions State OF South Dakota.
Daeed at Elk Point, this end day Of June 1909
~ ERIK A RONNING.
Administrator OF the Estate OF Ole Ron
ming, deceased.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-10

0arbank
Charley Lines shipped car load OF
grain TO Minneapolis.
j. B. Mack went 10 Vsrmiilion Fri.
day, to assist the Thompson Lumber
Co.
Ed. McElhaney was passenger Ia
Sioux City Saturday.
William Herring lost one OF bis
horses Sunday.
=. r. Lynn was taking In the sights
IN MecklinR Sunday.
r. Gill went TO vermillion Sunday
for pleasure trip,
7. N. Walker shipped cal of fat
cattle Tuesday 70 Sioux City.
3. NJ. Brink has lost his old buggy
horse, 'Topsy. She lived to q good
old age, twenty two years.
Samuel Fiippin, while working with
barb wire Tuesday, received a bad
wound in the hand BY barb running
into the the heshy part Of IL.
Willis dressing barb wire cut on
one OF his horses, Martin DeBuhr re-
ceivsd quite shaking up. He thinks.
however, that he viii be all right In a
fswdays.
Invitations are out for the wedding
Of ELLA May Malloy aud John Penxlen,
on June %, At the home of her father,
J. r. Stebbins.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-10

NeeicS - Appstestisn for Lsttsrs Of Ad.
~ntna1trstion
First pslblleation May q.
STATN OF SOUTH DAKoTA.t
COUNTY or UNION
IN County Court within and for said county,
10 The Matter Of the Estate Of Erie Erickson
|decea6ed. s
Ncejoe q hereby given thai c. A. Ericsson has
nie6 Nlth thevtlerk os this Court q petition,
thu I.sttersof Administration Of the
Essass 6f Erie ETlcksou, deceased. issue To him
md that the l9th day Of June. Isoo. Is ten
Oelock 4. n. Of said day, being day OF 4 regu.
~ tesN q THIS Court, at the Court room there.
o. - ~ Onrt House. In the City OF Elk Point,
In thaCounty Il Union, stats Aforesaid, has
been ~ ~ hearing said petition. when and
wheee my pesson ineeseatsd NAV appear and
show eauas WY ~ pstttion should not be
eranted. -
Dsted Is Rlk Poiat, soush Dakota. May u,
|fSoA
CsKALl Jnn0Ms MAxaAN, Judge.
.Atbest: Gro. @. KiMnRIv Clark.
BY TIA 4. NICnoEs, Deputy. 3w
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-10
CORRESPONDENCE
News Of the week Fired at the COURIER by It's HustI-
4 ing Correspondents IN and Abouf the County
". p. Connovs and JAS. GIN trans
Acted business Ia lie Mars, Ia. last Mon

Y
". p. Connovs and JAS. Gin trans
acted business Ia lie Mars, Ia. last Mon
day.
Mrs. Jos. Rsmtllard aud children re.
furned hers last Friday from Color ado,
where they have been holding down a
claim.
4 Jefferson hiss the base ball fever
again. We are talking very strongly
of organizing . tenn here again this
year.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rubida and Ed Mo-
rim came home last Tuesday from La
Crosse, Wis, after pleasant visit
there with relatives.
The. l. L. club met with Mrs. F w
Ryan last Saturday afternoon. at her
home south OF town. Progressive cards
was the afternoons amusement, after
which q dainty three course luncheon
Was served by the hostess. The club
will meet next with Mrs d. O'Hara.
Il The 7th annual closine exercises OF
the Academy OF Our Lady OF Good
Council, we're held Tuesday evening in
the Parochial school hall. The gradu.
ates from She 9Th grade vera: Bernard
Bernard. and the Misses Katie O'Hara,
and Florence Bernard. An interesting
program was delivered by the pupils,
after which Father Robinson delivered
an eloquent address and presented the
class with their diplomas.
P'ce's ball team OF Civil Bend eros
sed bats here Sunday with the married
men OF Jefferson and met lis first de-
feat OF the season. the jefferson team
winning by score Of s to 2. Wood
and Psce we're In the points for Civil
Bend. Lee May and Webber for Jeffer-
con. PAGES team is recognized as one
OF the strongest aggregations in this
part Of the county this season and the
married men feel highly elsted over
defeating them.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-10
Weed Seeds IN Manure.

It IL we'll known that thsrs n con
adorable risk Of introducing new
weeds by the purchase Of manure and
hay and other feeding stuRs. p. I.
Oswald Of the Maryland experiment
station undertook to obtain more. deA-
mite Information on this point. espe-
cially as regards dissemination thfough
manure, by studying the eject a. the
fermentation Of manure handled In
different ways and Of passing Through
the digestive systems Of AMMAN On
the vitality Of various weed seeds, IN
GLIDING seeds Of about ffty Of tAs
worst weeds found In Maryland.
In experiments In which the manure
remained for six months IN 4. baxn.
yard heap and for q short while n
piles, as when shipped In carload Iots
from cities, It was found that ~ ~
nrst case there was no danger aAd n
the second case little danger of a..
tributing live weed seeds. In tAe ~
periments in which the weed se4ae
were fed to ,yearling steers ana ~
manure handled In various ways Il
was found that
First. Where the manure was haul.
ed directly from the stable - ! TOP
dressing an average OF only t7.0 pr
cent Of the seed fed eerminated.
Second. Where manure was hapled
directly from the stable upon the sAnd
and plowed under rs per cent u ~
seeds fed to animals came up.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-10
notice 60 Creditors.
First publication June 81
SITE Ho,, Of so ~ 54, DAxorA, IS

In County Court within and for said county.
10 she matter Of the estate Of Charles M. Peter.
son. deceased.
NQsts Is hereby given by the undersigned,
adminiaeratrix Of the estate OF Charles N. Peter
sondsceascd, 20 the creditOrs Of, and all persons
having claims against the said dec eased, 10 OK.
Aibas them With the necessary vouchers. within
SIX months after tho nrst publication OF this
notice, 70 the. said administratrix at the Office
OF Ericsson = 6tickney. 1t Elk Point, In the
County Of Union. State Of south Dakota.
Dated at Elk Point, 8. D., this 2sth day OF
May. 1904
4w SELMA o. PETERSON,
Administratrix OF the estate OF Charles N.
Petprson. Deceased
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-10

cling distillers, who go from place TO
place very much the same a. grain
thrashers travel In this country. They
will 60 to farmers place and work
apples, potatoes, beets or other mate
rial into alcohol at stated price. It
- doubtful whether this method viii
be practical In this country for rood
many years, as the conditions here are
very different from those on the other
side.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-10
r arm aao
Garden


The Dsnatursd Variety Nay Now d
Made Legally.
Two years ago congress passed .
law taking the internal revenue tai
from denatured alcohol. THIS bnl was
passed with the aid and By the In
fuence Of farmers, who were led to
believe that this bill would help them
settle hard question of light and
fuel. Many Of them thought that altar
the bill was passed the average farm
or would be able to make alcohol on
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-10


Carl and Eric Nelson wsrs Elk Point
viaisors Last Friday.
g. !. Nelson and family were West
nsld visisors one day last week.
Aaeg1s Kerr l. taking weeks vacs-
tion 8 homs this week.
johanna johnson and Ed. Mcguire
wsre vialtors u n. r. Johnson's las,
sunday.
/ m. s.. q. Johusoa ana daughter,
hinnis. took dinner - Eli Paulson' i
- Sunday:
AZ slectfio storm passsd through
hsre Saturday night Wish ! hard wind.
n little hail I'LL, but not snouPh ID
cause Any damaes.
=. e. Johason ard wifs spent 1
|couplo ~ l1ays - ELK Point Last weak
ond - at1s1dsd ~ commencement
szsrcisea. - tAsir daughter. Clsra, was
|axraduats.
RAel Asdsrnoa ma daughter, Anna.
Woxe Caaton vioitors lin wssk ana 4.
o6led ~ a. Mon y Psser Aader.
- iron oolleD y shsrs,
m. ]. y. Ys,,rasus "a cAildrea
drove down fsom near Baresiord LAT
|srhnreuAaw y "a Nv "a. 1900 VI rr,a
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1909-06-10


Jsffsrsox
A crowd OF bail fans from Elk Poir
drove down Sunday 10 attend the game
Mrs. II. N. Author visited relatives
In the city Saturday
Ernest Brouillette transacted bust
ness In Sioux City Monday.
Or. Metzlsr, Dentist, 612 Fourth st.,
Sioux City.
Mics Jennie Gary visited friends ID
Sioux City last week
Miss Kittie Reedy shopped 10 Souz
City Monday.
Louis Feauto and wife, Of We,tfield
Ia, visited relatives here Sunday.
Thos- Enr'ght came up from Sioux
City Monday evening to visit relatives.
Vic Lansur came home Tuesday from
Dalbo, MINI.
D. O'Hara, wife and Miss Katie, were
In Sioux lily Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. =. B. Fountain we're In
Sioux City Wednesday.
Mrs. F. 4. Bechard was Sioux City
visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Ben Bernard and r.. Montague
were Sioux City shoppers Thursdsy.
Mrs. s. Chicoine and daughter, Der.
thu, we're In Sioux City Thursday.
Miss Edna Aulhier Game home Fri
day evening from Bslmond. r..
Ray. Father Robinson was 10 Elk
Point Friday.
III Brown o. sioux CITY transacted
business here Friday.
w. r. Uonnors and wife were Sioux
City shoppers Monday.
. b. Limoges aud B. Bernard we're
passengers to Sioux City Tuesday,
Miss Stephena Mansesu came down
from Mitchell Tuesda lay for q few wesks
visit with friends and relatives hers.
Mrs. r. u. Bernard and daughter,
Florence, were Sioux City shoppers
Tuesday.
r. O. Authier and wife Of Sioux City
spent Sunday here 1t The Authisr
home.
Mrs. r. Brouillstte and mother, Mrs,
!. Sullivan, we're Sioux City visitors
last Tuesday.
F. Ford and w. Guillaume Of Elm
Point transacted business here Mon.
dsy.
r. N. Authier and Albert Allard
LETT Monday for Pierre, 8. D., TO attend
the 9. o. r. convention.
Mrs. Louis Lambert and son visited
relatives In Sioux City the iors part q
thu week.
Mrs. Eli ChompAene visited Monday
"a Tuesday with friends In Sioux
City.
Mn. Mlpnis MAxAsld and aon, Fran
cia, CANA hons Thursday from Sioux
CITY, aftsr ! wesk's stay shsrs.
vads L.amorsux cans up from Sioux
CITY Monday evenias for short visit
with her nistsr. Mrs r, N. Aashisr.
Miss Louise ChsuDsse In THURSDAY
lof Philip, 3. p, fos short vi6tt there
with her sistsr. M. RtsaSd.
Mr.. Jim Ward and childssp, II
Slosx City. visiled relatives hers ~
Frlday.
Min Evs Beauchomln 900 hcuno
from Wayne, Mob. MI IUosday, nftes
clceing vary auccessf,l asrm "
aohooI thare.
Arthur lfastaens 60 Us frpn
Sioux CITY natnsday svsntns ~ ! ~
, dhyss nay.
Nh Mario Violin reaurnsd Noodss
- M hene n volins y. n. 49, I
plsasant visis here wlsh rslslivss.
Madanes y. \. HseAsrd - !, az
ataeo1ed nv Comms nceunen6 oxerolsoo
a u Posat Thursday >ysAines
kyS IaChappls "a ~. No..
80 hosne ondey ffop Tripn coxnty,
y = thsy rsrs acki1e osst laad ~
nm AItsr soeIssy l.liiss 49, ple.s.
nv &1l1rlslnSd ~ Jknrslav aiter-
1e1 N 1n ~ Ysftsv ~ 4.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-16
PLAN FOR IS MILES
OF ROAD IN kITTITAS
Highway System to Cost $4,000 Has
Been Outlined by County
Engineer.

ELLENSBURG, July 16. NJ NJ
Emerson, Kittitas county engineer.
today outlined a plan for building 35
miles of trunk roads in Kitttas coun-
ty, at AN approximate cost of $4,000.
He proposed to have the county
raise the money by bond issue Part
might come from the state appropria-
ton. The roads he proposed to i'm
prove at once follow
lower bridge road three miles
long extending from Main street in
Ellensburg, across the lowe' bridge
to the Shushuskin canyon. An upper
bridge road, eight miles long, extend
ing from E1lensburg across the upper
bridge to Thorp. A trunk line road
extending for five miles from Ellens
burg to Dry creek. A northeast trunk
line road extending seven miles via
the Sanders ranch towards the mouth
of the Nahum A southeast trunk line
road extending twelve miles from Ell
lensburg into Denmark and Badger
Pocket districts.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-16
500 For Assault.

ST. LOUIS, July 16.-One hundred
dollars is what it costs to assault a
young GIL in Relleville. III. The Rev.
William Jaccues, pastor CT a Belleville
church, was tns accused party, and
adm tied his guilt His victim was
little Selma Daniels, a pretty girl of
II years. The assault took place last
November. the minister overtaking the
child at a lonely spot along railroad
track. Jacques pleaded guilty and the
court imposed the 800 fine.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-16
Move Fails of Population.

ANACORTES, July 16.-The county
commissioners of Skagit county have
rescinded a. motion to declare this
county in the fifth class, owing to the
fact that the required population is
not here This means that fat sal
airy grab for commissioners and Off
cials has been temporarily lost. 1t may
ing. when the comm ssioners may de-
eide to place the county in the seventh
class which only calls for a pOpula-
ton of $4,000. which is claimed for the
county at present
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-16
DESERTED ISEA FOR
MATR|MONY VENTURE
Young Man Who Deserted From Navy
on Cupid's Call Is Released from
Prison Today After Serving
Several Months.

WASHINGTON, July 16. - Charles
q. Magness, son-inlaw of the late Ar
thur Pue German, United States SEN
ator. from Maryland, who was SEN
fenced to one year in prison for desef-
ton from the navy ON November 10
last, will be released from the naval
prison at Portsmouth. n. H., today.
According to the authorities, Magness
has been a model prisoner. He has
been engaged in making trousers dur
ing his confinement. 1t is alleged that
1t was his great love for the former
Miss Ada German, the beautlful
daughter of the Maryland statesman,
which caused him to abandon the
navy in order to embark on the sea
of Inatrjmony. 1t has been TROUBLED
sea for Magness, but friends of the
couple believe that their trioulations
ire NOW over and that they will live
happily ever after. ...
Though he used evdfy effort to es-
cape conviction, Magness, or Hart
love" as he was known in the navy,
and under which name he was con-
yicted. became a model prisoner as
soon as his term began and under this
class. for his good behavior, his sem
tence of one year was committed, by
operation of law, to eight months.
Magness deserted from the gunboat
Dolphin at Newport last July. Short
ay afterwa,rd he came to- Washington,
where he had previously met Miss
German through his work as must
clan in the navy, Magness became
member of the choir in Miss Cor
mans Church. Later in the summer
he disappeared, and last September
she Joined him in Louisville, KY,
where they were married. His pres
ence there was made known to the
naval authorities by a yonng woman
in Baltimore who had been Tilted by
the musician. He was arrested in
October and taken to the Philadelphia
navy yard for trial. Upon conviction,
he was sent to Portsmouth prison.
Magness was a resident of Balti-
more when he enlisted in the navy in
100
It was repd-ted that Mrs Magness
had purchased a handsome house in
Washington for their residence. Mr..
Magness will join his wife as soon as
he is released. But Mrs. Magness says
they have purchased no house Mr.
and Mrs. Magness will probably oc-
Cupy the large new German mansion
recently completed at Vermont ave-
nue. and L street while MRS. German
IS at her country place, near Laurel.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-16
"AFFINITY" GIVES
CLEW TO FUGITIVE
Letter to Woman Falls Into Hands
of Pursuing Officers.

of Pursuing Officers.
PORTLAND, July Hills failure
to give up a woman for whom he had
formed an attachment may lead to the
capture of Harry B. Rodgers, who is
charged with embezzling $500 from
the Portland branch of SchwarZschild
& Sulzberger, by whom he was en-
ployed up to June l.
After Rodgers departed, leaving the
shortage in his accounts no cleW was
found until today, when the authori-
ties came into possession of a letter
written in endearing terms by Rodgers
to Miss Agnes Congdon of Salt Lake
City The letter had been forwarded
from Salt Lake to Denver and then
returned to Portland.
Rodgers in the lette' tells Miss
Congdon he will be with her within
twenty days, and cautions her that his
whereabouts must be kept quiet He
left wife and child in Portland, and
as he had been known as a quiet, eco
nOmical man, his disappearance and
the charge of embezzlement came as
q complete surprise to his associates
and employers here
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-07-16
Young Women See Exposition.

VANCOUVER, Wash, July 16.-
Isabel Snedden Ruth Petite. and
Maude Hoff left yesterday for Seattle
to take III the, fair, the guests of the
Daily Columbian fd- a week. They are
winners in the popular young lady
contest held by the Columbian last
fall. Mr. and Mrs. E. E Beard accom-
panied the girls Mr. Beard is owner
of the Columbian