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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-12-10
Assuming the Resp onslbIll.y.

Mrs. Malone's patience was much
tried by servant who had habit
of standing around with her mouth
open. One day, as the maid waited
upon the table, her mouth was open
as usual. and her mistress, giving her
q severe look, said:
Mary, your mouth is OPEN"
"Yessum," replied Mary, Il opened
IT,"
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-12-10

The Aberdeen News commends the
merger of the Western Union tele-
graph and the Bell telephone systems
on the grounds that the big corpora
tion can give the public better and
cheaper service. But will it?
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-12-10

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d McQuarie& Son, boarding jurors so
VIC White, work for poor farm.... IL 80
f A Carpenter, clerks fees, ,.,,...s 1875 96
On motion board adjourned sine
die. p. A, CARROLL,
County Auditor
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1909-12-10

missioners, the minutes of which APP
pear in the ditch record on file in the
auditors Office.
On motion board adjourned as ditch
commissioners and organized as a
board of county commissioners.
G. B. Lemon presented his justice
report. On motion same was accept
ed and placed on file.
1t was moved and carried that the
bond of E. FL Grove as school book
depository in the village of Badger
be accepted and placed on file.
Warren & Warren appeared before
the board as attorneys for Geo. w.
Brown, 0. f. Clark and others, APP
plicants for the Incorporation of the
town of Bancroft and filed petition
for the incorporation of said town.
1t appearing from the proofs pro-
duced that the necessary requirements
had been complied with, and that the
petition was in regular form, same
was filed and on motion approved,
and an election on the question of
such incorporation ordered to be held
in said town on Tuesday, December
14th, 1909. Formal order calling
said election duly made and filed
with the records of proceedings for
such incorporation.
On motion the following bills were
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
Marriage Licenses

San Frsnci-co Saturday. September IS. 1909:
ALMIE &c ANGUoT-John Almik. 2s. 3o41
Twenrv fourth ST.. and Anna Ganguoc, y,
154I De -isadero ST.
BRUMAi EE.-COGLEY-wiIliam Fl. c. Brum-
mer. "a. TIA Coliiugwood St, and Margaret
NJ Cogley. 10. 1928 Masonic ave.
BURT-wILLIAMS-C C. Burt, 81. San
Francisco, and Olive Williams. Fl. Atlanta.
Georgia
DENk-BENTZINGER Denk: .; s2TI4
York St. and CasiIia Bentzinger, p. s2i York
street.
tieth St, and Eva D. Tarny, q, Vallejo.
GIANONE-GI A. Gianoue, 81,
Santa Cruz. and Ella c. Gfanotti, Is. 362s
Twenty nth ST.
HANSELT-wALDECK- HaHseu. IS. and
Emma Waldeck. go both OF 31s Russia
.HILDEBRANDT-KAPP Hildehrandt.
81 aud Emile kappeI. 40. both of 1876 Valley
street.
JANTZEN-HA Jantzen. a.. 2Is7
Bryant ST. and Margaret Hail. 3s, 5D6I
Twenty sixth ST.
JoHNSoN-IO johnson. 23. 20i
Corbett ave, and Christine Johnson, -, SO
Fell st.
McLEIIAN-KENNY-Se D. Mcclellan. IS, 81
Coso ave, and Alice c. Kenny, p, 10 Parker
avenue.
MURDOCH L. Murdock Jr..
q. 334 Waller ST.. and Evelyn A. Hafner. 20.
533 Harkness ave-
sYLyIA-SHAw -MALooN-Joseph A. Sylvia.
2S Point Bonita, and Dicey Shav-Maloon, ~.
Berkeley.
Ds-BUNYAN-william T.. Woods. %. 365
Eleventh ave.. and Mary c. Bunyan, ., POS
Eleventh
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
SHAKESPEARE AS SPOKEN
IN HIS TIME AND NOW
Quite Difference, According TO
University College

II has quite possibly occurred TO the
average play goer when listening 70
Sir Herbert Trees Shakespeare ceIebra- :
tions. that the language spoken by the
actors on the stage is not exactly that
spoken by the players in the authors
time. according to the London Globe.
How the Eliza bethans really did pro-
nounce words we shall never know. bur
a very interesting experiment has been
made at University college. where on
Saturday performances were given Of
scenes from The Tempest ana
Twelfth Night with what as near as
can be guessed. was the original pro-
nunciatfon-
The resuscitation was the work of
Daniel Jones. lecturer on phonetfcs at
the college. who has built up a system
Of the probable pronunciation with
what evidence he could obtain from old
had a west country accent. speaking
that they seem to have pronounced the
vowel "a in the modern eockney fash
ion
It IS evident that changes in accent
come from the east for in the far west
we have the remnants of the old Brit
ish speech. which only died out in
Cornwall 100 years ago and which is
still q spoken tongue in Wales In
the nearer west we have the old Saxon
speech. which was apparently far more
akin TO Elfzabethan RECOMMENDATION
than is the tongue OF the cultivated
EngIishman OF today. But all the re-
constitutions are the merest guess
work
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
CLAIMS DISCOVERY OF
BACILLUS OF BEAUTY
Injection Which Will Make the
HoEneIiest Handsome

A man Of science has arisen to an
nounce a discovery which. If confirmed
by experiment. VIII place him among
the multimilIionaires and great benefac-
tors Of the race. He has discovered a
bacillus which. Injected under the skin
IS guaranteed to make the most
honely woman beautiful IN a few
hours. even IN a few minutes under
favorable circumstances. After this,
we trust that no carping critics Will
throw bricks at the science or say that
= is not higly utiIitarian and socio
logical. says the Philadelphia Inquirer.
The process is simple. A woman
notes that her complexion IS bad. that
perfectly awful Instead OF bursting
fnto tears and Tamenting tie fact that
she is not Venus. she rises from the
dressing table. goes 70 the expert and
has a hypodermic injection under the
shoulder blade. Her first dose viii be
rs GEO, coo stzphyIococci and 5.0o0, 900
acne baeiIH X seems Ike a large
order. but IN fact they are AL con-
tained IN a few drops of LIQUID The
bsciiu start 10 work at once on the
phagocytes Of the blood or some of
those billions Of miserable wheips in
the midst OF Us. and pretty soon the
blush Of innocence mounts the cheek
wrinkles disappear, beauty has come,
happiness reIgns and life is worth
living.
All this sounds very simple. We
have it only al second hand as re-
ported in the London newspapers,
where the most glowing accounts are
given. We are willing 70 believe it
al. principally because we wish TO be-
teve It II seems entirely too good TO
be true. but II il is the case, what a
boon for ment Yes. we mean men
OF course. IL viii make the women
happy. and that is just the point When
the man comes home tired from his
once he will not have TO listen TO his
wife complain that she IS getting old
fsrd ugly and that she must have
money for clothes and unguents 10
Destroy the raVages of time Not at
all The honest workman will only
need 70 carry home few billion
.tsptyIococcf and hypodermic syringe,
ssb the wife Of his bosom in the back
and-presto-love and quletness reign
the family circle.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
GERMAN CHANCELLOR DULL
SPEAKER AND UNGAINLY

The new German chancellor has
neither a magnetic personality nor
an "affable manner nor "a strong.
stern countenanee.- He might be de-
scribed. says the Graphic, as man
without an epithet- He is. on the whole,
a dull speaker, he has, on the whole.
an ungaiuly figure: he makes. on the
whole, an annoying impression His
beard Is scrubby, his limbs seen to be
attached by strings rather than by
nerves and sinews. and he has an irri-
tating manner of fidgeting when he is
speaking This" one thought Gas one
watched him talking 10 the reichstag.
an assembly for the most part of per-
sons less presentab1e than IlimseIf1. ..is
no statesman. no imperial comptroller
This is maehine-or. rs he has called
himself, an administrative Beamter' .
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
MARRIAGES

DoTT-TARPY-In this city, September %,
Trinity Presbyterian church. James Alexander
Dott OF San Francisco and Mrs Eva Dorothea
Tarpy Of Vallejo. Cal
ANDERSEN this city. September
2s fqog by the Rev D. Groenshsrg, Christian
Andersen and Marie Helene olsen-
HoFMEIsTER-HICKS-I this city. September
"a 1909 bv the Rev Ebert r. Ollie, How
ard Hofmeister OF san Francisco and yirgie
Alice Hicks OF Lawrencevile, H.
MURRAY-PEDERsEN- This city September
Kenneth Murray and Jennie Pettrine Petersen
RoBfSsoy-sTUR TURTEyANT-In this city Sep
fember ID 1909, by the Rev H B. Collier.
Robert J. Robinson and Alice ~ Sturtevant.
both Of San francisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
THREATENS TO KILL
BRIDE AND GROOM
Joseph Boleau Tries to Prevent
the Wedding of Widow and
His Rival
[SeeeiaL Dispoteh 10 The Cali

ESPECIAL Dispatch 10 The CALI
SACRAMENTO. Sept 25--Threaten-
ing TO kill Mrs. Angelina White, a
widow, himself and Charles Dunseth.
his rival. Joseph Baleau this afternoon
delayed the issuing OF the marriage
license and the performance of the
ceremony which united Mrs White and
Dunseth as husband and wife.
IT was not until deputy sheriffs had
interfered that the license was secured
and the ceremony performed The
three persons were from stockton, and
when Dunseth and Mrs. White ar
rived at the courthouse here they
found Baieau waiting for them He
told Mrs White that he would kill
her. her lover and then himself If they
attempted TO secure the license.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunseth returned to
stockton tonight accompanied by a
deputy sheriff.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
DACHSHUND FAVORITE
CANINE OF GERMANS
English Bulldog Close Second in
Race for Popularity

The dachshund is the favorite dog In
Germany. says Farm and Home, and a
very useful and pleasant companion he
seems TO be- The English bulldog is a
good second in popularity, and the
nearer he is TO standard points the bet
ter he is liked. The fox terrier varies
a good deal in size and marking and is
evidently not so well known in Ger
many as he deserves to be- The women
there are as fond of their little Poms
and their King Charleses as are their
English sisters of their pet dogs at
home. Some few dogs in the streets are
harnessed to four wheeled trucks. Usu-
ally man and dog pull The work
seemed too heavy and exhausting for
the dogs, which are generally mongrels
of the mastiff type They look in fair
condition and are not i'll treated.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
BIRTHS

CouLON-In this city. September 10. 1900, to
the wife of E. c. Coulon formerly Eyeline
Cohen, a daughter.
HENCH-Tn this city. September 10. 1903. to
the wife of George NJ Hench formerly kath-
crime NJ. Taubnanl, daugnter
LYMAN-In San Bruno. CAL. September 81,
merfy Catherine Walsh, a son.
McINTYRE-In this city. September IS. 1909.
to the wife OF a. s. Mcintyre, son.
N0RDQUIST-In this city. September 20. 1909,
to the wife of H. A. Nefdquist, daughter.
sHIREK-In This efty. September u, 1909, to
the wife of Carl Shrek. son.
TEN EYCK-In this city. September 10, 1909.
to the wife OF George E. Ten Eyck formerly
Carrie E. Sheehanf, son.
WoopD-In Oakland Cal. September 10, 1903,
10 the wife OF j.. c. Wcodd. a son.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
BUTTER is KEPT FOR
CENTURIES IN INDIA
Natives Have Peculiar Method
of Preserving

Ghee Is used in India as is butter
in America and European countries,
and in fact is butter, so prepared that
il never grows stale, instances being
known of its preservation for as long
as zoe years
In preparing ghee, says Popular Me-
chanfes, butter is boiled until all the
watery particles and rurds have been
thrown off by repeated skimmings
When the liquor is clear oil it is poured
into a vessel to cool.
When cooled it is in granulated form
and will keep for years without be-
coming rancid or of bad color. Ghee
has been found in deserted castles.
where ii must have been left more than
two centuries ago
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
CHINESE LAD IS
CHOSEN PRESIDENT
Head of the Debating Society
OF the Grass Valley
High School
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

GRASS VALLEY, Sept. 25.-George
Bow. 8 native born Chinese boy, was
elected president os the high school
debating society last night, following
one Of the most exciting meetings
held IN many a year BY the society
Just before the election of Bow
Fred Peterson, an American. who op
posed the candidacy of Bow. was read
out of the society During the dis
cussion prior to election speeches were
made IN which Peterson was accused
Of treachery and with inspiring ar
tieles in local papers intended to in
Jure Bow.
Bows election was almost unani-
nous He is very popular with the
students.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
In the Sacramento and San Joaquin
BOX CAR THIEVES
LEADER PENITFNI
Ross Ready TO Plead Guilty in
the Hope of Securing a
Light Sentence
ISpseial Dispoioh 10 The Call

L-Nctt-L LJI1SlILH e HE NdtL
SACRAMENT. Sept 25.-Joseph
Rossi. leader OF the gang Of box car
thieves that for more than q year sue
cessfUlly broke into Southern Pacific
cars and stole tobacco and other goods
which was sold az a X street fence. has
Indicated that he, like the other mem
bers OF his gang. is ready 10 plead
guilty and throw himself upon the
mercy OF the court
Three members Of the gang have been
sentenced 10 terms IN san Quentin,
having pleaded guilty.
Rossi. since he has been in the county
ssiI. has caused much trouble by snug
Cling IN opium and morphine. He ex-
poets 10 get light sentence by plead
ing guilty
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
STRIKING ITALIANS
GIVEN PLACES AGAIN
[SeeeiiaI Dsea.eh o The CaVl

LINCOLN. Sept. 25.-The Italians
who struck yesterday for more wages
and shorter hours admitted their error
10 President Dillman of the Pyrmont
brick company today and were rein
stated. although q number of strike
breakers had been imported. Every
man was given his old place and the
strike breakers discharged
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
HIGHBINDERS ATTACK
PRIEST OF FREE MASONS
SuIphuric Acid Is Thrown on
Silken Nestment
[Speciol Dispatch to The CalIl

SACRAMENTO. Sept 25.-Bftter feel
ing engendered by the prosecution of
Mar Gin Sue, q member of the Bing
Hong tong. for the murder of a Chez
Hong tong man has been revived since
Mar was sent 10 the penftentiary at
Folsom for life, and hired highbInders
endeavored 10 break up the Chez Hong
tong (Chinese free masons) celebration
few days
Failing, on account of the vigilance
OF the police. a large quantity Of sui
phurie acid was thrown on the silken
vestments Of high priest. Lee Doc.
while the tong members were paradin &
I street
Doc escaped injury, but his garme nts
were ruined A tong war is expected
AZ any time.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
80 CARS OF GRAPES
DAILY FROM LODI
Eastern Markets Said TO Be
GIutted by Shipments
lSeeeiaI Dispatch to The colIl

STOCKTON. sept. 25.-An average OF
= cars Of grapes a day have been
: slipped from Lodi the last week This
shows q slight falling Of Last Thurs
day there were z6 cars OF t0kays and
IS ears OF wine grapes.
K is said that the grapes have been
pouring into the eastern cities so rap
tdly as TO have demoraIized the mar
ket-
L is figured. however. that the mar
ker VIII be pretty well cleaned when
the grapes now being shipped reach
TIE east.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
JANITOR OF CHURCH IS
FOUND DEAD IN PEW
Aged Man SucCumbs While At
tending to Duties
Tspscial Dispatch to The Call

GRASS VALLEY. sept 25.-Chris-
topher Holman. aged -. janitor Of the
Methodist church was found dead in
pew last evening By Miss Lillian Hoop
er- He had q dusting rag in his hand
and appeared 70 be a sleep. Heart dis
ease Is given as cause OF death.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
KLAMATH INDIANS
CHARGES FALL FLAT
Fail TO Make Case Against SUI
perintendent Wilson
s. 30 . Ths 81

KLAMATH FALLS. Ore. Sept 25.-
The charges preferred some time ago
hy Indians against superintendent II.
Q. Wilson OF the klamath reservation.
have fallen fat. according 10 a letter
sent here by Supervisor OF Indian Al
fairs Davis Davis SAYS there was no
evidence TO support charges Of neglect
OF duty or uistrestment and he exon
crates Wilson conpletely- He advises
the Indians 10 join with Wilson in his
plans
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
WESTERN PACIFIC TRAINS
RUN FROM WINNEMUCCA A
[Special Dispatch 10 The ColI1

lSPecIdt Dispatch 10 I he Call
WINNE8TUCCA. New. Sept. 25-An-
nouncement was made here today that
the Western Pacific will begin opera :
ton OF regular trains between this
city and Salt Lake Monday. General
Traffic Manager Darrah SAYS the west
ern end OF the line is about ready.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
Texas Rfcc-CaIifornfa Fruit Day. Sep
fember 30

September 80 has been set aside for
the exploitation of the great rice in
dustry OF the state of Texas Eat rice
for health. Southern Pacific agents
will tell you all about it Ticket Of
fees. Flood Building. Market Street
Ferry Depot and Thirteenth and
Franklin Streets. Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
LUMBER COMPANY GIVES
BIG MORTGAGE ON LAND
Funds Will Be Used to Con-
struct Logging Road TO Plant
[Specisl Dispaich 10 The CoIl

OROTILLE. Sept 25.-The Truckee
lumber company today gave a mort
gage for $500. 600 20 the Union trust
S<upsny Of san Francisco secured by
lands owned by the company IN
S--ue and Plumas counties The money
VIII be used IN construction Of & log
Eing road from the timberIands 10 the
cOmpany's new plant 70 be erected
here.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
OPIUM SELLER FOUND
IN MESSENGER OFFICE
Operator Convicted by Stockton
Jury in Short Order
1Speciol Dfxcc1sI 10 TIE Cog1
SGD Disee.eh o The 81

STOCKTON, Sept. 25.-wesley May.
one Of the two white men arrested with
II Chinese for selling opium and CO.
cafne, was convicted by a jury today
May came 10 Stockton from San Fran
cisco a short time before Doctor Pratt
OF the state board of pharmacy had the
sheriff make the raids He opera ted
q messenger Office and sold cocaine and
opium 70 his patrons. The Jury was
cut IS minutes Judgment viii be pro
nouuced Tuesday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

Birth. marriage and death notices sent ny mall
will not be inserted They must be handed IN at
either OF the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons author
strtcted simply to the announcement or the event
are published once in this column free OF charge
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

assemble az SIS York street near Twentfeth
today Sunday. September IS. 1903. az
I,S0 D. n. 70 conduct Ias funeral OF our
late brother Past Chiee Ranger and Treasures
Henry J. Sierck- By order
CHAS- FRANKLIN. Chef Ranxer
Attest. A. WASCH. Secretary
sMrTH-In Sunol. Alameda county. Cal. sen
tember %. 1899. Mrs. Jennie smith. dsariv
beloved wife OF H W Smith. loving mofner
OF Mrs W s. Nathan OF SHaol. aud grand
mother OF Herman H. Louise and Isabel
Nathan a native q England aged 50 wears
eopy-l
Funeral by train 70 oakland arriving a,
First street and Broadway- thence 70 Noun
tain View cemetery Cremation September -
SNYDER-In Berkelev. Cal. September - 1903
H p. Snyder beloved husband OF Anna S1ydzr
and brother in law OF Mrs J. Z. Streizhtig
native OF PeRnSy yfTania. aged $ years
months and days.
VALLACE-In Naps- Cal. Septsmher - 1870.
Neil e beloved son cf John and the late
Flora Wallace. and beloved nephew % Ms
William Reitermau and Nel Anderson. a NJ
tive OF san Franeisc0- CAL aged - years I
month and . days.
The funeral viii take place tomorrow Mon
day. September -. 1909. az e-50 1'cio-S
a. from the oariCrs of e8rew < English.
ISIS fseary street thence 60 Sacred Heart
church. where requiens high viii b..
celebrated fer the repoSe % Bis soul con-
meaeing at 10 o'eIock- IaTsrment Holy Cross
cemetery
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
MEN IN LAUNCH RUN
DOWN BY BARGE IN TOW
Occupants of Small Craft Reach
Shore in Safety
TSeeciol Dsoofch % The Gail

WOODLAND, Sept 95.-CharIes Fish
ard Frederick Marsh, riding in q
launch, were run down in the Sacra-
uento river near Knights Landing today
by z barge II tow OF the steamer san
Joaquin No 2 The launch sank. but
the men managed 70 reach shore.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
CARD OF Tu&NKs

ELETNCLACS-I herewith desire 10 express
my heartfelt thanks the many friends
who gave 80 many evidences OF their heart
felt and comforting sympathy. and beauriful
floral offerings. during the sad hours OF ny
bereavement
MRS ASGELINE ELEINCLAUS.
32I San CarLos aEenue
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
CARD OF THANKS

HAyDEN-1Irs- E Hayden desires 70 ex-
press her heartfelt thanks 70 PaWuee tribe q
Red Nen. the members Of the Afa1aeda are
department and the many kind friends FIR
their sympathy and beautiful 1Oral offerings
IN her LATE bereavemen--rae death of her
husband. Captain z. HAYDEN
MRS E HAYDEN.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
CARD OF THaNES

EFELt--We desire 70 thank our ma1v
friends for the beautiful d0-aI 1Esrfa<s ard
sympathy extended 20 Is in the loss OF cur
daughter n B. BEFELL and Family.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
CARD OF THANKS

LEOPOID-Tke family of the Iate Bertha
Leopold herewith desire 70 express their
heartfelt thanks 20 their many friends for
the comforting words OF sympathy and bear
tifll naral offerings extended % them during
their late bereavement
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
ClRn ~ THANES

FISCHER-The family 0f the I4re Frisda
Augusta Fischer herewith express their heart
felt thanks 70 the relatives and many friends
who extended many evidences OF their
HEARTFELT and comforting sympathy and bean
tifGl tOral offerings. during the sad hours of
their recent Bereavement
ALVIN FISCHER and Family
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26
CARD OF THAyKS

PON-We desire to return cur sincere
thanks 10 cur many kind friends for their m
parhy and many beautiful fnraI offerings ex-
tended 10 IN the hour % our great sorrow
J. B. pom and Family.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

FIRE IN DUPONT sTRETFfre broke out az
o'closk yesterday morning In the rear OF
the grocery Of G. Rolandelli & Co. 1896 Du-
pent street. The flames spread 70 the adtoin-
ing butcher shop OF Del Pero Brothers The
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

Ehrhardt, Louisa D. 81
Griffin. Edith ). Mass
Grothaus, Hannah SO
Heiifron, Eva NJ. q
Henderson. ". E.. SO
Huck. Frederick W. 45
Jscinto, Joseph -. Is
Jensen. Hannah ". =
Josselyn, Josephine
Amelia $500. 81
Lownie. James =. a
Mcguire. johanna - a
Miller, Anna I. -. As
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

loss 20 the stock in h0sa places consider
able The cause OF the 6re is aaknow1-
Baltimore IS about 10 open new
cemetery Bargain rates for funerals
creates boom
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

Reading. Maria NJ
/ Shafer, Mervyn S. y
/ Sierck. Henry J--.-- -
Smith. Mrs Jennie = 5s
+ Snyder H P-.--- -
Wallace. Neil E--.- =
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-26

These sets consist OF handsomely pat
termed Net Spread and two elaborate Shams
in white only. A complete line is now here
for you 10 choose from. Some priced for as
little s2.sO for the complete set.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1909-09-02
TR|EO.SU|C|OE;
WILL Be TRIED

Failing in an attempt to end
his life with dose of poison, Bert
Hazeltine of Moscow, Idaho, must
face trial before the courts that
under the new law treat his act as
crime. After hastily scfawling a
note to his friend, Emil Erickson,
asking that he identify his body
and give it to the county for burial,
Hazeltine drank poison with sui
cidal intent, admitted it to his
blind room mate, Jack Quinn, and
babe him farewell. :.
He had already sent the note to
Erickson to the police statioh BY
messenger. Quinn summoned All
sistance and Hazeltine was hurried
to the emergency hospital in timd
to save his life. Love for a. wait
ress in Seattle with whom he had
quarreled and had vainly pleaded
for a reconciliation, is claimed 81
Quinn to have been the cause, f6l
Hazeltine's act. He had just re3