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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-11
FIRE AT FLORENCE.

The Residence of ,. E. Bags Is Cem-
 pIetely Destroyed.
 Florence. Jan. 10--(Special,1 1--The home of J. E. Bugg, on Cedar Street was completely destroyed by fire yes- terday morning.
 The fire started in defective flue on the second floor. Mir. and Mrs. Bugg were out of the city and the house was occupied by Mrs. Buggs mother and the children. The furniture. most of which was saved. was incurred by the billiard Insurance Company for 41,20O. The house was owned by W. W. Kii- burn and valued at Ss,coo. and insured Cor S1,600.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-11

Staniy and Briggs. are conducting a shoe business. and thus Bullock loses 8 good citizen.
 MT. J. R. Hall, of Midway. has moved to Dothan where he is estah- fishing dairy business.
 Mrs. A. s. Johnson. of Montgomery Is the guest ef her parents. Mir. end Mrs. L.. W. Thornton. a The new officers of the Wonan's Mis-. sionary Society of the Baptist Church are: Mrs. Sarah Feagln, President; Mrs Bob West, Vice-Presadent Miss Dor othy Slaughter, Secretary and Treas. nrer. They have just taken the Christ mas offering for China, which amount ed to more than se0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-11
LOOK OUT FOR STORMS

And Geld Waves the balance of your life. They are coming regular.
 Plants and Selects, Extra fine; Span ish Mackersl and Pompano. White Shad. Perch. Brim and Trout. and ail kinds of fresh and salt water Fish. When to be had. you'h nnd at ouG store at all times Celery, Eggs. Chick. ems anc Butter. We guarantee all goods we sell to be the best.
 Thanks to you and yours. Respect Bfully,
 Tatum & Robinson.
 10 Monroe St. Phone 2S6. adV--tf.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-11
COUNCIL vERYuLL
C"nditisn ~s Negro EAueatsr is ssri.
 ems.

euH.
 Huntsville, Jan. s.-Cspecial. )-Prss. ident W. H. Counoill. of the Agricui- tural and Mechanical College tor Ns- groes at Normal is reported to be dam gerously i'll.
 His health has been wretched fos several months past and not only has ne been compelled to decline dozens oE offers to lecture throughout the coun- try but he has been united physicai- ly for his duties as president of the college.
 Suggestions made bv President Couhcill in the management of the college are being carried out by board of managers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-11
MRS. HOLMES sURlnp.
Services Held From Residence ef sts-
 ter Sunday AfteKmoem,

The funeral services of Mrs. Annie W. Holmes. who died at the rsaidenee of her sister, Mrs. W. D, Anderson, 24 Hiiliard Street. on Saturday morns ing after . protracted illneses were held Sunday afternoon from the real. dence of Mrs. Anderson at a:ao o'clock, pr. Charles A. Stakefy. pastor of the First Baptist Church. officiating.
 The remains were followed to the grave in Oakwood cematery by large concourse of friends, and the floral trlbateB were exceptionally handsome. |.
 The following gentlemen acted as pail.bearers: W. B. Davidson, J. 8. DowdeIl, B. C. Andrew, E. c. Spana, Nathan Griel, c. l. Crenshaw. Charles P, Gunter and Mir. Oyert0n.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-11
BIBLE GLASS TO GROW.
Hen of First Baptist Church to Become
 AgGFesgAve.

A@82eARa
 Aggressive.
 The Business Mems Bible Class of the First Baptist Church under the leadership of W. B. Davidson has com menced the new year with a determi- nation to make itself 6 great power not only in the Sunday School and Church which 1t represents, but in the membership in the class are men who are over 2i years old. At present the z class contains about thirty-five mem bers who range in age from 25 to 76 years old,>
 No effort has been made in the past to increase the size of the class owing to the small quarters which the class is now compelled to occupy while the church is being completed. Steps are now being taken, however. to finish the Sunday School room at an early date. and just as soon as this is done the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-11
CITY PRINTING PROBLEM.
Called Meeting of C0uRcil to c0nssAs Dhds

There will be called meeting of the City Council tonight to discuss and open bids on the contract for city have been few and the Aldermen are not much pleased win the prospect There is some talk of adopting the method of many cities of publish ing the doings of the soions in pamphlet form. because the bids the city Is able to consider do not come from pibii. cations that reach enough of the citi. zens. The matter may be decided te. night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-11
Deaths in Madison UOunty.

Huntsville. Jan. s.--(special. )-Mrs \. J. Fisk aged 70 years. iIed last night at the home of her son .in law, Sheriff William Mitchell. Mrs. Fisk was for many years a resident of the Ha8le Green neighborhood and wac we'll known throughout the county <Six sons mad two daughters SuFViM haP.
 Lawson sanasrson. aged eighteen
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-11
VITAL AND M0RTUARY,
 STATISTICS OF WEEK

The following births and deaths were l recorded in the once of the city sani. tary deparement during week ending Jan' g. 1909: n.- To Mr. and Mrs. John N. o'Brien, a To Mir. and Mrs. James ". vicksrs. boy.
 To Mir. and Mrs. c. Crawford. a girl. To Mir. and Mrs. John BIgsio. a boy. To Mr. and Mrs. J. E. GTlggs. c girl.
 To Mir and Mrs. James J. Sullivan. boy. To MT. and Mrs. c. V. Anderson. a boy.
 To MT. and Mrs. c. A. MeLendsn. . boy.
 To MT. and Mrs. Leander J. Bars- foot. a boy.
 To &r. and Mrs. J. H, I,oekett. a To Mir. and' Mrs. Samuel Pharr. q To MT. and Mrs. Robert stOggsrs. a boy.
 To MT. and Mrs Noah Jordan. boy.
 To Mir and Mrs. J. C. Haidridss. g boy.
 To Mir. and Mrs. F. R. Wallace. e girl.
 Negro Rirths. To Adam Williams and wife, a boy. To J. A. Franklin and wife. q girl. To Lewis Moore and wife, a boy. To John H. Afront and wife. a boy. To Henry Bard and wife, a boy. To James Parnell and wife. a boy. To George Williams and wife, q girl.
 To Walter Everhardt and wife. a girl.
 To G. ". Felton and wife. a girl. To Patrick R. Taylor and wife, a boy.
 To Moses Bradford and wife. a boy. To Aaron GFoomster and wife, a girl.
 To King Grooms and wife .a girl.
 Deaths. Robert E. Hunt. aged 62 years. Oscar N. Kent. aged S8 years. Mary Francis Williams. age years. Mrs, Anna H. Rogers. aged IT years.
 Mrs. Mary L. McDade, age 4S years.
 Ne9RO Deatha. Neal Penroe, age 4e years. Lefonier Byard, age 30 years. James Duncan, aged 3s ysars. Francis Boykin, age s2 years Molly Thompson, age 4s years. Eugene Terry. are 6 years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-11

years. died Friday at the home of his father, W. M. Sanderson, at Madison. Interment was made today In the FowIkes Cemetery in Monrovia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-19
MoImeisnno en- Ponce.
Juan Jose Medina obedien
te a las leyes de Noises
Sc case por duplicado.
Las comunicacienes que habian
quedado iuterrumpidas por
los yientes y las lluvias han
SidO restablecidas.
De nuestro corresponsal

Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad ell
DR.. Antonio Molina.
-Desde aver ha qucdado resta
blecida la communication telegrafca
con toda la isla, que habia sido inte
rrumpida por las fuertes Iluvias y
vientos de estos dias.
Anoche ingres6 en- el hospital Tn
coche Manuela Torres Cruz, ,herida
en- una pierna.F Fue asistida por los me
dicos de dicho hospital.
La superintendent del hospital
Ticoche Dna Elvira Acosta Vida. de
Martinez, Sc encuentra disfrutando
de Is dfas de licencia en- Yauco. Que
sc divierta son nuestros deseos.
Ell cabo de la policia insular Sr.
Coll que estaba prestando servicio
en- Manatf ha sido trasladado a pres
tar servicio en- esta ciudad.
Hoy por la malana Sc han celebra
do 8 juicios en- la corte municipal, de
los cuales 1 fueron condenados, y 5
absueltos.
Hoy Sc han transferido los Jul
clos contra Agustin Santiago Y Jus
tiniano Gonzalez acusados de escala
miento en- segundo grado, para el 26
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-19
. DEL APARTAD0.

Amerika Espercntisto.- Hemos
iecibido un folleto titulado Amerika
Esperantisto, dedicado a la propa
sanda del idioma ideado por Ell sabio
n6logo.ruso doctor Zamenhof. Con
Gene el panfleto excelentes graba
Jos y nutrida e interesante lectura
bilingue. ue.-esperantista & inglesa. Sc
tdita en- Chicago y SUI direction esta
cargo de excelentes profesores del
esperanto.
Ell tobaco de Cuba.-Revista ia
pacalera dirigida por ell Sr. Julio
Martinez de La Costa. Como STEM
pre- viene rebosante de buena lee
suYa y datos estadisticos de interes.
Cruisers IN the West Indies.-Un
6breto contentivo en- una memoria
De la famosa casa armodora inglesa
The Royal Mail de Londres. Ell elem
plar que hemos recibido correspon
diente al ano 1910 trae hermosos
grabados de passages de las islas de
Barlovento y de las notables mejo
ras introducidas en- los vapores per
fenecientes a esta formidable EN-
presa naviera.
BoIetfn de la oficina International
he las republicas a mericanas. .-Esta
excelente revista acaso la mas intere
9ante Gle cuantas Sc editan en- Anne
rica dedicada a la propaganda de la
sultura del continente, y al desen
Solvimiento comercial gintelectual
= polftica de las naciones la
limo americanas trae en- su nimero
correspondence al mes Gle Octubre
Irabajos de rigurosa actualidad
], Sus grabados en- acero son de me
6to indiscutible, y de primorosa lin
pieza. El presente ndmero viene con
sagrado a Guatemala, casi exclusi
Famente y a Ecuador.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-19

de los corrientes en- la corte de dis
trito Y fue senalada el dia IA de di
clembre para celebration del juicio
contra Juan Jose Medina, por ell de
Ito de bigamia, y fue transferido
tambien Ell juicio contra Lorenzo Mu
iioz por acometimiento con circuns
tancias agravantes, para el dia l9 de
corriente.
Hoy ha llegado poder del fiscal
la causa contra Dolores Arizmendi,
que 10 encontr6 la policia en- noches
pasadas pega ndo fuego, en- la calle
Victoria.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-19
infelices al Manicomio.

infelices al Manicomio.
Sc ha designado una comisi6n de
tres medicos, DR.. Hernandez, DR..
Nlllaronga DR.. Ferran, para que exa
minen varios individuos que hay pen
dientes de juicios en- la carcel, acu
sados de delito grave, que Sc supone
que esten atacados de locura. Dichos
medicos daran sus informes a la cor
te de distrito sobre el estado mental
de estos acusados.
Han sido dados de alta en- el Hos
pital Tricoche, el Sr. Jose Santiago
Plata, del barrio del Coto del Laurel.
que Sc hirio de una bala en- el cere
bro, de extraction de esquila de hue
so, y Tomas Castro herida de cuchi
ilo en- ell vientre. La curaci6n ha sido
rapida. Estas operaciones de alta ci
rugia fueron practicadas en- el Hos
pital Tricoche, por cl DR.. K. Lopez
Nussa, V los pacientes han sido da
dos de alta completamente bien.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-19
locos pe|jgIosos en- Ponce.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Noviembre 1s.-Anoche fue tras
jadada en- coche por cuenta Gle este
municipio Felicita Ortiz en- estado
de enagenaci6n mental a Juana Diaz
para que fuera trasaldada al Manico
milo de San Juan.
Y q prop6sito que de locos trata
mos, llamamos la atencion de quien
rorresponda, sobre el hecho que en-
Ia carcel de distrito hoy en- la actual
dad s locos peligrosos, que es una
Rmenaza para los presos, y enel Hos
pital municipal hay tambien 10 10
COS. Sc debe proceder a la MAYOR
brevedad al traslado de esos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-19
The HandWOIk and
Mayaguez Embroidery

All the fine needle mork,
coming from NJ. Esteve y Bla-
mes, Mayaguez, 2. R., at hand
on Hotel Comercio" 90 Te.
tuan St. San Juan, P. r. Call
to Mrs. Brijida Roman, to see
the Samples.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-11-19
DE UTUADO.

iQUIENES SON
LOS SERVILES
LOS HIPOCRITAS!
LOS FARSANTES!
LOS JUDAS!
Son los que no tienen valor
para declarar la verdad!
Viva la Justicia! Muera la
maldad.
AVE TABONUCOL! No
hay mas catarros! Adios AS.
MA, tisis, ronquera, tos. -.
Tabonucol y mas Tabonucol.
Salvation eterna para Puerto
Rico, ha sido ell mas simpatico
y popular de todos los paten.
tizados habidos y por haber.
Lo recomiendan los m&dicos
mas afamados del mundo !,
Donde fallaron los demas,
TRIUNFO el Tabonucol!
Al por mayor: J. M. Blan.
co y Co., +. Guillermety, en-
San Juan, T. Moscoso, F. Ruiz
de Porras, y G. Villaronga hi,
jo. Ponce. Al detalle:.-. EN
TODAS LAS BUENAS 30.
TICAS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
Of
CRAFT
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SAN FRANCISCO. April 23.-To
obtain from ex-Supervisor James l..
Gallagher a detailed history OF the
immunity contract between the
boodling supervisors and the graft
prosecution was the apparent object
of the defense IN todays ses .on OF
the Calhoun trial
Under the guidance OF A. A..
Moore Of the defense, the former
chairman OF the supervisoriAl
board recited the history OF the ne.
gotiations between the prosecution
and the boodiers
The evident attempt Of Moore to
lead the jury TO believe that Gal,
isgher endeavored to reach an i'm.
munlty understanding with the
prosecution upon hearing Of the Inn
munity Supervisor Boxton had
been promised. Was frustrated by
Heney's objections Despite Moore's
statement that such an admission
on the part of the witness would
have important bearing on the case.
Judge Lawlor sustained Heney's
objection. and the defense aban-
doned the attempt
In order 10 prove that the testi-
mony given by Gallagher In the
present trial was at variance with
his affidavit made shortly after the
exposure OF the former supervisors.
Moore requested permission 10 In
troduoe az evidence the document
containing the affidavits of the
former board The technical obiec.
tons offered by the prosecution
we're overruled by the court aud
the document was introduced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
INDICTED MEN
ARE ARRESTED


SPOKANE. Wash. April - p
n Hiliiker manager q the CaHfur.
niA Livestock association. Of Oak.
land. Cal. Sas arrested today n the
latter city following Ms Indictment
GA charge % smbeErilng Sis.t0e
from the defancl Pacific Livestock
ASSOCIATION.
Terd was also received bore uhAt
W ". Hunter. associated with iiilli.
kgr ia California. vas taken into
custody Al Santa Ana. Cal. on tele-
graphic instructions from the
aathsrsties AZ spokane The charge
against Hunter Ia that be embeE8led
tgs.0 from the livestock concern.
3 y Schrock. president of the con.
eern. was released today under a
e.. 600 bond lie was also Indicted
IN connection with funds alleged 10
have been embeEsled from the com.
pany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
SETTLEMENT is MADE
IN TURKEY
TODAY
Sultan VIII Not Be De-
posed, But Has Lit
tie Power

~
LONDON, April 23.-Grand Vizier
Tewflk Pasha announced today that
the sultan aud the Young Turks
have reached a pacific settlement
OF their differences. according 10 an
agency message received here from
C0nstaHtlnOple.
The correspondent states that the
announcement follows the attend
anee of the sultan and his ministers
at the seiamlik ceremony.
The principal terms Of the agree
ment are the establishment OF a
constitutional government with
safeguards against a revolutionary
movement through the publication
OF the army and the adoption Of the
civil service.
Following the announcement.
Ahmed RIA. former minister Of
marine. who n prominent among
the Young Turks. declared that the
present movement was not directed
against the sultan. aud that his dep
osltion was not desired. The dis
patch states that # IL believed this
change Of attitude toward the sultan
IL due 70 pressure from Vienna and
the fear Of international intsryen-
ton.
The delegation representing the
sultan warned the invaders that
bioOdshed was inevitable II the
sultan was compelled 10 abdicate.
They made this statement 10 view
Of the fact that the palace garrison
had expressed It's determination TO
defend the sultan 10 the last.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
COuNCILMEN INSIST ON
STAR CHAMBER MEETING

nance at the council meeting on
Monday night authorizing the EN-.
pl0yment Of forty additional police
for the exposition. Mayor Miller
frankly stated that he would not
undertake 10 police the inside OF
the grounds with less than seventy.
five men.
II did not look as II the mayor
and tho members OF the committee
could get together on the number
OF men that would be agreeable. so
the city dads concluded that th6y
had better talk Il over Ia private
Il IL Up 20 the Mayor.
After the executive session a
member Of the committee stated
that they had decided 10 favor the
passage Of this Way ordinance cali
INK for forty men.
The committee also wants TO be
understood as favorable 10 employ
ing any number Of men for the ex.
position that the chief OF police and
the mayor may think really necss-
sary." be said. III forty Ia not
enough"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
WOMAN PRISONER CLAIMS
THAT THEY WENT
TOO FAST.

Mira Grace Jehson. who was ar
rested. tried and sentenced 10 from
60 "A months imprisonmaut all In
one hour and five minutes last
Tuesday. this mornlnE announced
through her attorney Tom PAGE.
that she would enter motion ~
have the proceedings set aside
Attorney PAGE this morning
stated that the prosecuting auor-
nsy'M office acted too hastily In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
PLAN ERECTION OF
WELCOME ARCH

II The plans Of the city affairs
committee OF the Chamber OF Com
meroe are carried out BY the city
authorities. an immense wei.
come arch will be constructed at
the corner OF Second av. and Yeeler
way. brightly illuminated with ia.
enndeseent lights
The committee IL also endeavor.
ms to have the city and water
front merchants install more arc
lights on Railroad av 30 that peo.
pie coming IN BY boat will not BIO
los, IN the inky darkness that now
prevails The building owners viii
also be appealed 70. and the pur.
chase OF new flags. and the repalnt.
ting 81 the buildings. II needed. will
bo urged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
HIS FIGHT AGAINST
EXTRACTION FAILS

The efforts OF G. II. Hole 90 stave
off extradition to Marion. O., whore
he Is wanted on IN embeLzlement
charge. have so far proved futile.
His appeal 70 the state supreme
court has been denied lie Is ao-
cuaed OF cmbezzllng from the Wells.
Fargo company.
Louis Martin, who Is wanted In
plttaburg for violation Of the Edits
law, will not fight his extradition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
DECIDE TO RECOMMEND ONLY
FORTY POLICEMEN FOR
A.Y~p. e.

Representatives OF the press and
Interested citizens we're ordered
out Of the meeting Of the city coun.
oils finance committees this morn.
ing while this members OF the con-.
mitieo went into executive session
10 discuss the application for police
az the grounds of the A..Y r. OK.
position
The ordinances forbid executive
sessions. but a little thing ike an
ordinance did not bother Chairman
Sawyer. -skidoo be shouted. and
deapite the protests ~ several.
everyone but the legislators who
wanted to legislate In the dark"
had 20 absent himself
Only Forty Policemen.
While the public was allowed 10
remain IL developed that Council
man Way would introduce an ordi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
HE HATES TO
ROB WOMEN
BuT HE REALLY NEEDED THE
MONEY. ACCORDING TO
NOTE HE LEFT.

BALLARD. April 30 ~ hate 10
DO this but need the money" we're
the words which greeted Mira.
Drotherton. of b1t7 18th nv " W.
In an interesting billet doux which
she found on her dressing table yes.
Itarday.
Hhe also found that her wnrl-
robe had been ranaacked and that
$40 which she had placed there for
cafe keeping WAS gone. Mrs.
Ilirotiwrt0n had been out and on her
IFetuln home In the afternoon she
found that an entrance had been
lmada 10 her house by means of a
pass koy The note was on the
table and the money was missing.
Nothing else was disturbed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
CITY BUSINESS SHOWS
ENORMOUS GROWTH

The tremendous growth Of the
citys business IL best attested IN
figures prepared by the city treas
urers department and read before
the council finance COMMITTEES to-
day regarding question q en-
pioyinE une man not provided for
In the regular pay roll.
In March. 1907. Il was shown. tho
light and water collections had
amounted 10 tssisils In the same
month OF 1908. the report continued.
the same collections aggregated
sss.s2Sls. while FOR March OF the
present year the department COL
lected from light and water con-
sumers SlSi.Iis5S. OF an Increase
Of 50 per cent as compared 70 the
same month u the previous year.
In March. 1908 the department was
employing 10 men. while today II
has only II men 10 handle these
collections
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
SPEED LAWS APPLY TO
The WHEELS OF JUSTICE

matter. and that according 10 the
rule. prisoners should be given five
days time In which TO prepare their
case.
Page cited an instance where a
client 81 his once appeared before
Judge Hatch aud wanted 10 plead
guilty Judge Hatch told him he
must take the five days. according
10 the law 0f precedence PAGE DE-
Tended the man and freed him
Mrs Jebson IL accused Of having
stolen tzo from John Frazier. an
Alaskan. az Georgetown. She
claims she was told that Il she
didn't plead guilty Shs would be
kept Ia jail Tor an indefinite period
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
WILL WAGE WAR
ON SALOONS

saloon workers will pat the finish.
ing touches on their plans for a
state wide local option campai sn az
a meeting 10 be held n the Y. ".
G.. 4 auditorium. Friday. April 30.
II has been definitely decided 10
~age a war AZ the next general cleo.
ton against the saloons OF the en-
tire state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
RAILROAD NOW WANTS PUB.
Lie Street FOR FIFTY
YEARS ONLY.

A compromise ordinance granting
the oregon 4 Washington railroad
q franchise Tor 50 years. covering
the spur track privileges the cor
poratlon wants 20 the eastern side
u Railroad way viii be prepared
BY city Engineer Thomson aud sent
70 the council meeting next Monday
evening
Yesterday A. v. Boullion. Of the
public utilities department who
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
OFF ON A FISHING TRIP

Harry Gordon. chief deputy treas.
urer under Matt II GOrmley, and
Richard Garden. In charge OF the
field deputies under County As.
SCISSOR Thomas A. Parish. left yes
torday for weeks fishing trip in
the Cascade foothills. making their
headquarters az Maltby
These Isaac Waltonltcs on leaving
the city looked more like a relief
expedition to starving India than
two ordinary human beings going
out for a weeks wadlng fest Car
din purchased the feeds" which
included about everything carried
In the stock OF an ordinary whole.
sale grocery house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
MAY EVADE THE
ANTI-BETTTNC LAW

SAN FRANCISCO, April ga
II is said here today that Frank A.
Daroux. proprietor OF a pool room
at Sausalito. with the legal assist
ance OF Abe Ruefs counsel. Henry
Ach, has evolved a plan which may
result in the evasion OF the Walker.
Otis anti-betunE law. That a test
or the law Is 10 be made. and that
DarouX's sausalito pool room 10 10
be the scene % the expected opera
tons Is the belief OF those who are
oognizant OF the plans OF the hand
book men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-04-23
SHOOTS
GOES To
JAIL

SAN FRANCISCO. April "a
Walter =. Cooks. a retired capital
ist. today WAS held Ia custody under
$1,000 bond. because b. shot and
killed months-oid puppy be-
longing 70 a nsighisor.
The charge which has been pre-
fcrrcd against him - cruelty 20
animals. and. according 10 Judge
shortAlL he may be given the maxi
mum penalty for his offense. six
months IN jaiL
When Cooks case was called for
bearing this morning witnesses tes-
tified that the defendant deliberate
~ shot the puppy because IL ran
into his yard and barked az him.
re Justified hls action on the ground
that he was upon his own property
when he fired the shot. and that
the pup had barked at him MANY
times before