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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-10
KILLED
IN COLLISION
ANDREW J. GLEASON OF GALENA
HORRIBLY MANGLED AT
WHiTsoN JUNCTION.
BRAKEMAN M. j. o'coNNELL RE-
cEIvEs SERIOUS INJURIES
MAY DIE.
The Dead.

Andrew ]. Gleason, Galena. engi-
neer.
The Injured.
NJ j. O'Connell, Livingston, brake
man; fractured pelvis and internal in
juries Condition critical.
H. T. Kelley, Galena, fireman
bruised.
W. j. Paddock, Baraboo, engineer;
shoulder injured.
Liman Felser. Livingston, fireman:
bruised from head to foot.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1909-02-10

Watertown-Th city council has
voted salary of 500 year for al
derman
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-17
DEFICIENCY

There Is but s336.55 left Of the
chinese Fund. and still about SIS
wv In claims outstanding against
II, which will make It necessary for
the next Legislature to vote an
appropriation to make up the de-
hciency The Chinese Fund was
formed to pay back those Chinese
VINO, under the Republic, were re-
CURED to pay $3.50 month toward
their fare back after their contract
was expired The law ceased with
annexation, but the fund was loot
cd by Treasurer William II. Wright.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-17
CALIFORNIA and JAP

California's bitter war against
the japanese is taking material
form. as Is evidenced by stickers
that have been pasted around the
pillars OF the Golden Gate. samples
OF which We're brought down here
by soldier on the Thomas. The
stickers read AS follows; Hire the
Jap and you let the white man go
and help orientalize California.
S61l,5'O of your hard-earned coin
shipped TO Japan during three
months of the recent panic. or
course we will have thousands of
unemployed as long as you patron
lie the Jap"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-17

ana SO secured IN place that cannot easily be removed
uch exceed onefourh
h All such places shall be furnished with an efficient dirt
% pipe from all wash hoors and all poi factories
sb'h oc trapped ana vented
pytAror INr +, .,N az r,n r,,,,
"''' "''" '''' ""i'n rHiso
No steam exhaust bIow dri, min, -, r,t u.,
be with the nubjc sewer ' ""'''
FIXTURES
=.
NO open cnd OF any waste pre- water closet
TWO above tide established
used IN government work No wood work
sha be placed around any fixture except for
EXPOSED PLUMBING
=.
- Az pipes and fixtures shall be left
W. much us possible
INSPECTION M, pr
- - '''''
Section 25 All Drain md
all openings stopped filled
be made OF the
until after It
diate
Ing Inspector After all filled with
he p,,mInc
In shall Inspector accept or approve any lob
OF plumbing work until the
10 CONFORM win this Ordinance
,,., go. .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-17

All waste pipes from in than
the outlet or same Waste refigeraos
taces IN when provisions kept shall directly
the drain soil pipe
the building but shall be
to drip into fixture
at least three (3) feet from the building
TRAPS
Section To-
trapped as near the opening thereof is practical
All shall have I'm
depth and shall he set The
shall be the same the
ne provided with approved when
lie sewer No shall
ing structure The
For residences, not less than gallons;
For restaurants hotels
30 gallons go. 4 -
Provided however that hotels
OF the Plumbing
AnttyphoD traps shall be
Ia mpactcable
or In concrete shall be Of cast Iron coated with asphatum
closet there shall be at least W
running from the
to point not less than
or structure or fewall such building structure
wall within t10)
above said frewal The
uc) feet from any window opening.
All traps within building within five feet building
shall be vented by special air pipes lead
snail chimney
shall be used for vent branch
six @ inches above the floor line OF building
shall extended above the building
the the four az inch
The pipes than the
following
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-17

pns s" have . the and shall
w w'n ren %o . s.s. oSSs s" rS " ns
taps Of such closets the line Of the pipe. '
than @si%sf are grouped the vent" therefor shall not be less
! Basins Basin on on ONE one. ~ H. pipe pipe.
Or Baths n on Or one Or Bar
Sta Baths Q" ' ss
Water Closets s or sor
ii % SsHs va Wash p Trays na
Sinks h aa cs s B aS or w nss Closets Stop
" II ns s. 3 p, s S.,, w . closet.
n.. Stop sinks pipe e'''''
| H;;S 'S "s "ss Sinks
JOINTS OR CONNECTIONS
ed oakum and with molten lead hai be well caucd
Win head PGs 'a De ~ "a
pipe DO made
WATER CLOSETS
Section s The Of prohibit
% No Watch i s.s % n %na @ osnss s int tine ...
r stop cocks shan be all % pipes water
Section H. All groups Of urnals shall be supplied with
nas s%s "% s n shall be with
WASTE
u ssGon s. 49, No safe wastes shall conjunction
Ut indirectly with any sewer house DRAIN soil pipe,
CIEANOUTs
Section shall be in accessible places and where
cement hoors are laid they shall be
SINKS OR WASH TRAYS
a. Section 90 No sinks wash
or used except In hotel buildings used for
ndusga used in
hoe or restaurant kitchens buildings
sinks and wash be
by the Plumbing Inspector - 80 ~ ~
LAuNDRIEs POI MANUFACTURERS AND STABLES
section II All places moi for sale
o me washing CARRIAGES for the stabng
tcr clothes
or cement
phc where
no sewer accessible with
Plumbing Inspector " ''' "
In all the
nan oe covered WIN metal at least efouh
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-17
BY AUTHORITY
AN ORDINANCE


CONSTRUCTION OF HOUSE SEWERS IN THE CITY AND
COUNTY OF HONOLULU, AND PRsscRisiNo PENALTIES
Foh THE VIOLATION OF THE PROVISIONS or the on.
DiNANcE. =, ~ ~
BE 1T ORDAINED by THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY AND COUNTY
PLUMBING INSPECTOR
Section The Supervisors of the CITY and County Of
the CITY a r% c ppont suitable Plumbing
Board said Plumbing small be nssd the
Shall sa Se' ses oSs all Of the duties
hereafter be designated by the Board o Supervisors " "
REGISTRATION
Section the passage OF this Ordinance. n sba
Honolulu" IL OF 40 Amy plumbing plum work III. city and County
Oh the Plumbing Inspector
Section The Treasurer City and County shall issue to
my person or firm registered in
ps So Sosn work s, in the city
peod thereof all licenses shall expire the
The annual fee the sum Of Ten $1,000,
% which fee shall be paid the Treasurer City
in section section nrSe or at the time License Is provided
Honolulu in the sum Of Five Hundred SI"H ,S os
this which bond ssa be sppo
cd by the Board of Supervisors.
PLANS OF HOUSE PLUMBING TO DE FILED
section D. Any person firm
the City work OF % sns OF any within
or a repsr OF leaks in drains vent pipes
clearly show ndeae tho e Sans
and locations pipes traps and clean
N''''s' connection is be made with the sewer Or with
o "s ne s Sss, rSa S
giving the name Of the owner The
i"' nS a Ss %s @ By ns
FEE foR PERMIT
Section permit to any pcrson or pcrsous
Gr% or corporation for doing plumbing
therefor S nss has ss n s, ns
the repair Of leaks in drains pipe
n
DISPOSAL ORPHANS
Section l. When permit application signed by
ad specifications with the Plumbing inspector and
desirable s' assSfS Sa' shows
shall siSe nosea
WI" he provisions OF this Ordinance such changes shall
SEWER CONNECTION REQUIRED
Section s. construction reconstruction or alteration Of
sy % @ ~s1 s n "a
xhee such accessible
s sSS:'a ne ss%sss
being Connected to the sewer ''"' 70 TINS ordnance
HOUSE SEWER
s ee as9 O. The s" Sm h. S is
connsc;ea with the ss%er
S s be % sas from mot p be .I a four %
Cha ss be s to s. Be made 8 as
S Salt glazed ss pp x .% n e.
any to IT, o shall . have fall
Of Portland other
AMI s % sh. ep. r s sS II s ns. Ana 5
pipe is used I'm n
pipe to ,,a thickness loa., When
lead shah DO have Of
section sat glazed tons
@ a be be- ss Of iron pipe n1s shall
wse pn The GM n air shall not be any house
HOUSE DRAINS iea~t
section TO- The IN desippae
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-07-17

In the construction Of pipes pipes fittings shall
DO covered inside and outside
IN direction OF soil shall 10 is
or 6 bends; and casesha
vent fittings where the fittings be inverted
may be used In vertical Tin
metal shall not be used o
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-19
Autumn Millinery Opening

y: 5: :: e: :: 3 :: : " 90 5$5 i:5 $: T. WN
pattern It k h no lp -
enb bLst abepekdd delicate nd hedN discriminate dau
You aecmdHuyr pe1 eUewt baisa dmspH
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-19

Fascinatingly rich and beautiful are the
assortment of the new weaves, patterns
fabric vogue. Lustrous, luxurious silks
suitings-every elite weave and fabric f.
costumes-especially featuring the mar
modes. Inspect them carefully-note
YOU must see them. COME.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-09-19

Monday Tuesday Wednesday

festival Of Autumn ashionan authoritative exposition of the
designers have conceived and skilled fingers realized what work
gathered into beautiful fascinating array informant of the anthem
We cordially invite personal Whe puts on its most bar
beautiful fitting background for the new coongs and vast
sombre hus of Autumn Millinery Apparel Fabrics Merchan
Exquisite modsh and dnctvey garment vogue
tailored and skng mannish and fabrics elaborate
evening and gowns beautifully trimmed and designed
exhibiting the style tendencies and A1@
of both Partisan and American modistes-an ISZA a
of apparel that porays the triumph of the the =N~0
styles COME - "
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-16
Two Dead and
Third Dying in
Farm Tragedy
Tramp Attacks Farmer and Wife,
Kills Latter and is Himself
Killed.

VERMILION, S. D., Nov. 15.-(Special
Telegram. 1.-Two lives were lost in farm
house tragedy in Riverside township early
this morning and third victim Of the
tragedy will die, A tramp farm labOrer at
tackled Albert Nelson and wife with
razor while they slept He killed Mrs.
Nelson and was in turn killed by the hus-
band. The latter received such serious
wounds that he, too, will die. Robbery was
the motive. as the hired man had only
come to the home Saturday night.
The tragedy occurred at l o'clock in the
morning. According to Nelson the hired
man came to the farm Saturday night He
intended to husk corn this week This
morning Nelson and his wife were aroused
by some one in their bedroom. Before they
had time to move the hired man began
slashing at them with a razor. He sue
ceeded in killing Mrs Nelson, but before
Nelson went down he succeeded in landing
fatal blow on the tramp laborer. Infor-
nation is very meager, as Nelson cannot
talk much.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-16
Warriner Case
Before a Jury
at Cincinnati
Mrs. jeanette Stewart Promises to Go
Before InquisitOrs and Imph-
cate Chicago Man.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov 15.-At spe-
cially convened session Of the grand jury
of Hamilton county investigation was be-
gun today of the alleged shortage OF
Charles L. Warriner, deposed local treas
urer Of the Big -Four railroad,
On the convening OF the grand jury to-
day Prosecutor Hunt read before that body
a transcript of the proceedings before
Justice Muller in which Warmer was
given a chance to plead, but instead waived
examination and was admitted to bail in
the sum of $4,000.
Attorney A. w. Goldsmith, law partner
of Governor Harmon and one of the local
counsel for the Big Four and several Of
flcials from the accounting and financial
departments of the Big Four were among
the witnesses who were expected to be
heard during the day.
1t was announced that Mrs. Jeanpette
Stewart or Mrs, Ford, as she is also
known, would be summoned to appear as a
witness before the grand jury, probably
tomorrow. Mrs. Stewart, who was men
toned by Warriner as one of those to
whom he claimed to have paid blackmail
has strenuously denied that she ever re-
ceived any money from Warmer and an
nounced last week that she would appear
before the grand jury on her own motion
If a summons was not issued for her.
Denying that she ever received a cent OF
money from Warrlner, she has hinted at
sensational disclosures in connection With
the case. intimating she could give damag-
ing evidence which would involve a
prominent man Of Chicago, formerly in the
employment of the Big Four railroad.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-16
DEMOCRATS WIN OVER BRYAN
Lincoln Leaders Boast He Will Come
to Taw on Platform.
EDGAR HOWARD SOUNDS KEYNOTE
Hope to stand by Present Laws for
Regulation of Liquor Sales
Leader in Peculiar
Fix

LINCOLN, Nov 15.-(Special) - Demo-
Gratis here boast that Mr.. Bryan has been
whipped into line. The frequent confer
ences he held last week, winding up with
a talk with Arthur Mullen Saturday, ended
in his utter rout rather than the rout Of
the democratic lesser lights. In other
words Mr.. Bryan will permit the democra, s
Of the state to write a platform which does
not contain a county option plank.
Edgar Howard in his Columbus Tele-
gram this last week verlfies the story pub
lished in The Bee Of the recent Bryan
Dahlman- Howard conference, including his
desired platform, which he sets out as fol-
lows:
Fitst-k declaration In sAy5r of the prin-
ciple of all our present Nebraska liquor
laws, and in favor of their rigid enforce
ment.
Second-A specific and hearty endorse
ment of the daylight saloon law, and OF
the action of Governor shallenberger in
approving that law
"Third-In favor of law which will pro-
vide a prison sentence for second convic-
ton on charge of selling or giving intoxi-
eating liquors to minors no matter whe her
the seller or the giver be saloon keeper
or not.
'Fourth-A declaration in favor Of action
by the national congress to forbid the Issue
Of federal liquor permits in any town
county or state where the people have
voted against the liquor traffic"
There is information at hand to show
that Mr.. Bryan knew what Edgar Howard
intended to publish last week and there Il
also information at hand to show that Mr.
Bryan endorsed that platform.
Consequently If Mr.. Bryan runs for tn,
senate he win run on a democratic plat
! form which does not endorse county option
though he himself may make a declaration
favorlng it, even though he holds that
/ platform is binding on what It omits a.
we'll as what 1t says.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-16
Kansas is Under Water,
Train Service is DELAYED

Topeka Kan, Nov. l5.-rhe Kansas
river. which rose suddenly Sunday. causing
much apprehension. began to fan today.
Little or no damage was caused here owing
to dikes. but west OF Topeka the water
overflowed the low lands, causing some
loss 20 growing wheat and corn in the
shock
At Belvue where Verminion creek left
its banks, flooding the bottoms and driving
few OF the more timid 10 the hills the
water also receded today.
The Union Pacific trains from Manhattan
to Topeka were run early today over the
Rock Island tracks, because the water COW
cred the rails in the vicinity Of Wamego
making the passage Of trains dangerous.
The officials Of the Union Pacific say
that trains win be resumed on the main
line late today
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-16
Taft ProclaimS Day of
Thanksgiving and Worship

cheerful and resolute people to all the re-
newed energies OF beneficient industry and
material and moral progress. 1t is alto
gether fitting that we should humbly and
gratefully acknowledge the divine source
OF these blessings
Therefore, l hereby appoint Thursday
the 18th day Of November, as the day OF
general thanksgiving and / call upon all
people on that day to lay aside their usual
vOcations to repair 10 their churches and
unite in appropriate services Of praise and
thanks TO Almighty God.
I'm witness whereof have hereunto set
nv hand and caused the seal OF the United
States to be affixed
Done at the city OF Washington, this,
the 18th day OF November In the year OF
our Lord. one thousand nine hundred and
nine, and OF the Independence OF the United
States. the one hundred and thirty-fourth.
WILLIAM II. TAFT"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-16

WASHINGTON. Nov. 15,-Thursday, No
vember Is was today officially proclaimed
by President Taft as Thanksgiving day, as
follows;
"By the President OF the United States
of America-A proclamation; The season
Of the year has come when, in accordance
with the custom established by our fore
fathers, the people OF the United States are
wont 70 meet in their usual places Of wor-
ship on day OF thanksgiving apo, lted by
the civil magistrate 10 return thanks 10
God Tor the great mercies and benefits
which they have enjoyed.
During the last year we have been
highly blessed. No great oalamitles. OF
flood or tempest or epidemic sickness have
befallen US. We have lived In Quietness.
undisturhed by wars or rumors OF wars.
Peace and the plenty OF bounteous crop and
OF great Industrial production animate a
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-16
SHAFT TO NORTHERN TROOPS
Monument to MassHchusetts Soldiers
Unveiled at Baton Rouge,
Louisiana.

BATON ROUGE, La, Nov. 15.-With sim
pie but impressive ceremonies, the monu-
ment erected In memory Of the Massachu
setts soldiers w4b were buried here during
the war between the state was unveil sd
today.
The ceremonies began with a military
and civic parade to the National ceme-
terry. where the visitors were welcomed to
the state by Governor Sanders and the
hospitality Of the city extended by Mayor
Bynaman. General c. H. Taylor formally
presented the shaft to the state Of Massa-
chusetts. Governor Draper OF Massachu-
setts made an address Of acceptance and
in turn presented the monument to the fed
eral government, General King Of the Ma.
tional cemetery accepted on behalf OF the
United States government
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-16
REFORM SCHOOL FOR BANDIT
Willie Mckay, BuIIOcIS's Companion,
Saved from PetitentiRFy
by Youth.

LAWRENCE, Kan. Nov. l5.-winie Nc
Kay, the 15-year-old Jacksonville, Fla. boy
who with Earl Bullock robbed the State
bank at Eudora last Friday. was arraigned
in the juvenile court here this afternoon
on a complaint charging him with robbery.
1t is thought that Mckay Will be sent to
the reform school, his youth serving him
from a penitenuary sentence.
No letter from Mrs William Mckay the
youths mother. had been received up to
this afternoon. Mrs. Mckay telegraphed
the Lawrence officials Saturday 70 hold
her son until letter written by her that
day reached them.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-16

The five co-defendants of Governor Has
keu are: c. w Turner, A. Z. English, w.
r. Eaton, w. T. Hutchins and +. B. Bevers.
The six men were indicted by the federal
grand jury at Tulsa on May q last after
scores Of witnesses had been summoned.
The witnesses came from distant parts Of
the United States and few from foreign
countries.
The defendants were under indictments on
the same charge before, but Judge Mar
shall quashed the first indictments on a
technicality The feeral grand jury
promptly returned new bills, rect flying the
fault that had made the previous. indict-
ments illegal. In arguing against the last
set of indictments the defendants alleged
Irregularities in the jury rooms and
pleaded the statute Of limitations
Special Assistant United States Attorney
General S. r., Rush has received a tele-
gram from Oklahoma City, saying:
Demurrers to all the indictments in the
! Haskell cases were overruled this morning
/ by Judge Marshall. The defendants are
/ given until saturday morning to plead tc
| the indictments.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-16

Persons on the low lands near Topeka
who had become panlcstricken, following
the sudden rise Of the Kansas river, have
returned TO their homes.
ATCHIsON, Kan Nov. 15.-Heavy rains
between Bffingham and Blue Rapids have
completely annulled through service on the
Central branch OF the Missouri Pacific
railroad. The railroad bridge over Yer
million creek near Vliets went out and tho
railroad tracks have been washed out IN
many places.
Early today there were four feet OF water
In the depot at Frankfort, Kan. and there
was water IN the streets OF Vliets and
VeImillion
Service on the Central branch will not
be resumed before Tuesday.
The tracks Of the Crete branch OF the
Missouri Pacific In Nebraska were dam.
aged by the overflow Of the Nemaha river.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-16
COURT CUTS RECEIVERS FEE
sticl1ney and Smith Get Only Half OF
Claim in Great Western
Case.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 16-Judge W. H. San
born today filed an order allowing A. b.
Slckney and Charles II. f. Smith, as re-
cevers OF the Chicago Great Western rail-
road approximately one-half Of the
amount they expected as compensation for
their work. They asked for $4,000 a year.
H. B. Burt, who succeeded Mr., stiekney
as receiver will get $4,000. but not by the
courts order, as he was engaged by spe-
cial contract with the London committee
which is managing the reorganization o;
the road.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-16
Law Held Valid,
Except in States
Employers Liability Act Declared
Good by Court in the
Territories.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE employers
liability law Of 1906 was today declared to
be constitutional in territories of the United
States and the District OF Columbia by
the supreme court OF the United states
despite the fact that more than year ago
this law was declared to be unconstitu-
tonal when applied TO the states.
The question arose in a suit for damages
for the death OF an employe named Cult
erez on the FL Paso & Northeastern rail-
road IN New Mexico.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-16
Gompers' Plea
for a Stay is
Denied by Courr
Notice of Appeal Must Be Filed by
Friday Night or Mandate
Will Be Filed.

WASHINGT On. Nov 15-The court Of
appeals Of the District OF Columbia to-
day denied an application made by coun-
sci for Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell ana
Frank Morrison, of the American Fedora
ton of Labor. sentenced to jail for con-
tempt, for a stay in the issuance Of the
mandate to the supreme court OF the Dis
trict of Columbia until January 2, 1910
Unless notice OF an appeal is given before
next Friday night. the mandate will be
handed down Saturday
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-16
THREE HUSBANDS AT ONCE
CHARGE AGAINST GIRL
Mrs. GOIdIe Martin Indicted at Dea
MOines, but Pleads Not
Guilty.

DIES MONIES. Ia, Nov. 15.-Mrs. Goldie
Martin, aged % years was arrested and
arraigned today on an indictment which
alleges that she has three husbands. They
are alleged In the indictment to be Edward
Martin OF Boone. Ralph Freeland, Des
Moines and Edward Boston Of Lucas, Ia.
The young woman pleaded not guilty and
gave bonds OF $1,000 securing her temporary
release
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-16
TRACTION SALE MUST STAND
Supreme COurt Refuses TO Interfere
in Foreclosure of Mortgage
on Metropolitan.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 15-The supreme
court OF the United States today refused
70 review the decree OF the lower courts
ordering the foreclosure Of the mortgage
Of the Guarantee Trust company on a
portion Of the property OF the Metropolitan
Street Railway company OF New York
City.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-16
Haskell Case
Must Be Tried,
Court Decides
Demurrer to Second Indictment
Against Oklahoma Governor and
Associates 0verruled.

CHICKAsAw, Okl., Nov i5-Federal
Judge John a. Marshall Of Utah, today
overruled the demurrer filed by Governor
Charles n. Haskell and five other prom
inent Oklahomans to indictments charging
lhnrn rrith -ernhttInntIr, ear11rincr from tht.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-16
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nebraska Fair, continued cold
For Iowa-Fair and colder
For weather report see Page 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-11-16
THE OMAHA BEE

a.s.ean. reliable newspaper that IL
admitted TO each and every home.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-12
HANN is RETURNED
Alleged Derelict Comes Back With
out Requisition Papers.

Eugene d. Ham, arrested at Har-
mony, Indiana, and lodged in jail at
Brazil was brought here Tuesday
without requsibion papers by Deputy
Sheriff Con Breen to answer to a
charge of non-support filed by his
wife, Amelia Ham. The Hams
have siX-yesr-old child. Ethel,
who is named in the affidavit
The wife charges that Ham left
here Feb. II and that he ran away
with n cousin of his, Blanche Ham
As the case was taken under the
state law which makes the failure
to provide for minor child a fell
ony there is no chance for Ham to
settle and escape punishment by
agreeing to give bond to provide for
his child.