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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
MAY REPUDIATE
TAET'S DEGREE
Arctic Brotherhood Camps
in Alaska Threaten to
Ignore President and to
Bring Charges.

Open rupture among the Arctic
Brotherhood camps Of Alaska over
comforting the honorary member
ship degree upon President Taft
appears Inevitable from surface In.
dications. provided the efforts OF
practically one camp in the north
proves OF consequence.
For the past five days cable.
grams have been pouring into se-
attic from skaEway. first. protest.
Ing against giving the degree 20
President Taft, and then critlcising
the Officers In Seattle who inati.
gated the ceremony. and making
threats that charges would be pre-.
fcrred against them and that be-
sides this. the degree would be re.
pudiated
Arctic Chief Keller OF the home
camp at skagway. supported by his
own camp. also those at Haines.
Douglas, sitka and Discovery. has
been burning up the Alaska cable.
attempting 20 bring discredlt on the
ceremony and subsequent honors
given 10 the president Outside of
the camps tn Southeastern Alaska,
no protests have been received and
the local officers Of the Grand Arc.
tic camp. now in Seattle, are be
ginning 20 smell a mouse
Grand Arctic Recorder Godfrey
Chealnnder. who instigated the Ger
emony, with other grand camp Of
ficers received special dispense.
ton from the grand camp To not
only give the honorary degree to
President Taft. but also 10 over
100 prominent men OF Alaska and
Seattle.
The afternoon the president was
given the honorary degree cable
gram was received from Grand
Arctic Chief Hannum from Nome.
congralulatlug not only the presi-
dent but the other officers OF the
camp.
Il is intimated that II the dis-
gruntled ones attempt 10 make
capital out of the matter at the
meeting of the grand camp, 10 be
held next month that there will be
something doing and they must
make good on their promise 10
bring charges against the grand
camp officers or be asked to
openly apologize for their unfrater-
nal spirit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02

This letter Is but one OF several
pitlful letters received by W. O..
browning. and one OF hundreds
that might be written as a result
OF the manipulation Of the affairs
Of the standard Reduction a De
yelopment company by the Thrash
or and Fluhart interests OF Seattle.
And, according TO statements
made by minority stockholders. this
taking Of money and the very bread
from the mouths of hundreds OF
ANAL investors is but half consum.
mated, for BY tying up the com
pany's affairs In the local courts,
il Is claimed that the Thrasher and
Fluhart interests viii be able TO
virtually rob the company OF part
II not all of its mining properties,
which consist of some "a claims on
the crest OF the Cascades. 90 miles
north of Lake Chelan, known as
the Lakeside group OF claims.
In order to hold the claims GER
Continued on Page Seven.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
WOMAN MORTCACED HER HOUSE TO
BUY MINING STOCK and is WORRIED
Minority Stockholders in
Seattle Company Say
They Are About to Lose
All Their Holdings.
ala Mulberry 81.

3t5 MAicffFF "
Clinton, w.
Mr.. W. o. Browning,
Seattle. Washington.
Dear SIR
Three years ago was
struggling with the Public Try.
Inq 20 support my invalid
mother and myself. my
mother had not walked one
step for 5 years and did not
as long as che iivedl. was
keeping 5oafders when Mr.. q
Mira. Thrashsr, Henry and
Bert Fiuhart landed In our
town (cllnton iil) they finley
pcrswaded me 10 mortgage my
little place "the only income !
had" for $1,000. saying that
they themselves would keep
the lntrest payed for me until
received dlyldens which
would not be longer than 2
years. they would insure me
10 oct 40 per cent OF my money
In that time. AZ you know
they would not fulfill their
promas nor would they awnser
my letter that would write
when asking concerning the
mines. was compelled to
bury my Mother last August.
that now leaves me alone, and
being unable to pay enythine
on the mortgage. ! will loose
everything have except the
shalrs, which are 2,o25 shalro'
and wish to ask you " there
will be eny chance 10 sell them
for enythlng. would be glad
20 save a little Of II " could.
will enclose a stamp and
will you pleas tell me your
honest opinion OF the case.
MISS NELLIE MOORE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
NEsBIT GOES TO JAIL.
my United Fraas.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Oct a.
A young man giving the name OF
Howard Nesbit. and who claims to
be brother OF Evelyn Neabit
Thaw, was today found guilty Of
obtaining money under false pre-
tenees and sentenced to serve 60
days In jail. The young man ap-
pealed from the sentence and his
bond was fixed at $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
DARK HORSE SPRUNG
ON THE DEMOCRATS IN
DISTRICT CONVENTION
ts,ar Special servIes.l

OLYMPIA, oct. 2-The demo
cratic mass congressional con.
vention was shattered a noon
today when the Tacoma dele
cation arrived. demanding the
nomination Of Hugh Wallace OF
that city instead Of w. n.
kneeland Of Olympia, whom
the Pierce leaders last week
had agreed TO support.
Wallace was the democratic
state chairman years ago, but
has been out Of the state and
taking no part In politics dur
Ing the past ~ years. The
leaders went into secret
caucus AZ noon and may delay
the calling Of the convention
until late this afternoon. until
they can frame up an agree.
ment on the nominee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
BOOMERS TOOK ALL
WHEN THEY MOVED

After living at her house for two
weeks, n married couple, giving the
names of MIR and Mrs. Walters,
left this morning, taking with them
all the bed linen. table linen and
silverware. according to a report
made to the police by Mrs NJ.
Bassler, of COS Eighth ay w, to-
daV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
WHEN M. c. uZGLL REFUSED
TO MOVE, I. L. SANFORD
TOOK SHOT AT HIM.

Because he refused to move at
the insistent order OF his landlord,
NJ. G. Uzell, a negro Janitor, was
shot through the right shoulder
by Israel l.. Sanford, Of 220s Nor
man st., this morning.
Immediately after taking a pot
shot at the negro. Sanford fled
from the scene, and up 70 noon To-
day eluded all efforts 10 effect his
capture. Uzeli was taken to the
City hospital. Ills wound il not
serious.
Uzen says Sanford ordered him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
Y Kirk, Editor, Ar
y, 80 and Then Charge
orawn-Henry w.
"aea b Involved.

n ~. arrest Of John W.
~. - g, q Truth" a weekly
M d.. s.s , :. Herentsen. q
w. s' = s,ls for the alleged
pss,,,s'. snsll William Colt.
i'sI.s NV Of q cigar stand
,'ss,,'..ss ~. a story Is unfolded
7 rs,s',,..,''.o Develop into start,
ss,s, = '.. Henry Watson Cor.
sass X politician and orator
" IA M y maze Of stories
N'zlIeueS ------.--~,-....--..-.s.-..-..'
~ PAGE ssvsn.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
TRIED TO JOB UNIFORM ORDINANCE.
ecked every reform movement.

bupcnse to public demand they forced some time
pnrs an ordinance introduced into the council BY Hale
wing cr uniforms for the police force. So that the ord
e rght not become effective the city clerk purposely
pred g publish IL Hale into court and compelled
as&w Then little later. and before uniforms had been
@aAhs council repealed the ordinance.
aad connor have fought constantly in an effort to
ns v'hst Georgetown who wear citizens clothes
|Po u saloons and card games. but without effect
y as night Of the fatal Joy ride above referred to- the
1o1 - ceorgesown held up There we're two
-" Supposed 70 be duty the time, and although
s'sn very small community. it was two hours and
- before either Of these policemen could be found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
COUNCILMAN
ADMITS STARS CHARGES
Declares He Has Fought Long for Deccncy,
"a By Conner, but Mayor and Other Members
Council Have Always Managed to Block Any
Iss That Savored of Reform for Roadhouses.

n, letter in The Star last night from the young woman
ia oi her iateful visit TO Roxy Rebers roadhouse
nxsxn Is story that could be told by OF other
y xonen Conditions at Georgetown just bad as
|kt been painted in The Star Municipality rotten
s and say this in spite Of the fact that member
NV council Of Georgetown"
$ poke Charles Hale this morning 10 the editor OF The
nus was about what he said that made
bat could Hale do in Georgetown what he would like
hux would be Roxy Rebers or drunken JOY
6utng in the morgue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
Daring Robbery Committed

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct g.
Three masked burglars bound and
gagged DR.. William Nj. Harrington,
a dentist; Mrs. Harrington and
Ethel Price, a servant, and escaped
with jewelry valued at $1,000, early
today. The robbery occurred at
the Harrington residence, "a Hart.
ford st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-The bank
statement today was somewhat bet.
ter than expected. which was fore.
shadowed by the action Of the mar.
ket before the close. steel common
selling al 1874. The higher the
price the more easily steel seems
10 advance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
HALE A MEMBER OF CITY COUNCIL.

hale Is member Of the city council Of Georgetown.
NC Connor, another council member, Hale has fought
Energy that is in him TO clean up the town in which
[H VI always he has been opposed by Georgetown's
n = jority OF the city council They won't like it,
ii The Star is going to print in big letters right on
pe& names OF the who helped 10 send Codic Por-
h ~ Eraser and the others in that early morning JOY
4 INV 4&kash Here the men:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
nwnUELLER, MAYOR OF GEORGETOWN.
M1ERr BRUCE, COUNCILMAN.
MA cARlE, COUNCILMAN.
FRANK LlPPINCOTT, COUNCILMAN.
N " AsKiNs, COUNCILMAN

Ah Hale and Conner have been fighting clean up the
edCeorgetown BY closing Roxy Rebers dsreputabe road
- - installing regularly uniformed police force. which
uorcc the laws, these men being IN the majority have
IHriully checked every reform movement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
'DITOR OF TRUTH AND
DETECTIVE nv TROUBLE
LANDLORD SHOT
n NEGRO TENANT

TO move because a family upstairs
wanted the room occupied by him
self and wife. but the negro refus-
ed TO do SO until he found other
apartments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
oreetera Bun Excursion.

The Greeters' club OF Seattle will
run an excursion to the Hood canal
tomorrow. The party will leave
here az $40 In the morning on the
Chippewa aud will return late In
the evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
wArcHMAN is soon FOUND.

WI "aiehran hired by tie business men 81 George
~re'ssl iherproperty found in ten minutes This
4. william Jones. He was formerly a policeman Of
..es~ $3.50 While on duty day several months ago he
hoy keber charge Of disorderly conduct Reber
b. - . NE court and fined small amount and within a
~ = "ssn thereafter Jones lost his job as policeman
IS rotten because majority OF its officials
not only do they stand for il. but they fight any
'n'm decent city officials to bring about reform.
Is sia'd there is only way in which Georgetown
linn : eeaned up said Councilman Hale The Star this
q ana that Is BY annexation to Seattle"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-02
Bar silver Quotation.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Bar silver
is quoted today at 5lM cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-06

lnal eanA Il appeals fuf ball hy wrh
hahsaa earprH. after commitment
for capiial 0ffenso by a Justice o.
ihe neace when Ii Is mndr clearly
lD appear bH the aHllm0ny ni com
6ppigni repalabl physlciana who huYp
examined ihe physical condition d
the prisoner az he lime application
Il made, that there IS STRONG grolna
lor lbe opinion that continued con
fuemen would enuac tha diseas
frdm which lho prisoner ls then sui.
fcfug a. terminate fatally, be shout
hc relaaseH on ball
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-06

NNeN"tAfNfa +tf"f@ Nft 80 ~ ttef~''"tfN 49,"
lutc cure and preventive Of consum:
coughs, colds, malaria, low ieycra Q
conditions, il taken in time.
Il is ifNaluablc for oycFworkcd
men, delicate women and SICILY chill
drcn. II strchgthcns and sustains
the system, Is a promoter o. health
and longevity, makes the old young
and keeps the young strong.
CAUTION. When yen ask your druggist
grocer Or dcaIcf for Duiiy's Pare Mali Whis-
key BE- sure ynu get tho gcuulne. li's an
absolutely pure medicinal uait 4hskcy and 10
sold 10 sealed bottles onlb--ncYcr 10 bulk.
l.ool, for the trademark the " u,d Chemist"
% the label. and make sure she seal over
shc CORK y nnbroken. price si00 wtitc
Consulting Physician, Dniiy Moit whiskey
Co, Rochchter, N. VI, ior ifcc Illustrated
mcdicml Booklet and free advice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-06
DIVERSE
VIEWS ON
PENSIONS
Special to Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Loader
Washlneim Feb G The sena,e
and tho liouse entertain entirely dif.
ferent views of ihe duties Of me
wife Of soldier According 10 tEe
views Of the House. wlyos Of soldiers
are nai,me ihelt sreaiest sacrifice
when tliet al'e "a home caring for lhe
babies While their h"ahands are on
The firing line According TO the sen.
ate views Il Is just az necessary for
wives 10 lake care Of the old s0ldiera
when they have returned from battle
and gruwn feeble as Al any other
time Al least this seems 20 be The
only analysis Of the preacament IN G
which The Widows Dereicn increneo
bill has fallen. This bill has passed
the Senate and is over In lha House
where trouble has 0veriaken It.
Last year there was BIN which
proposed % Increase The pensions Of
All widows on soldiers then on Che
nension roll from IS TO $40 per month.
K tld not change he existing law
which made 10 provision for widows
who bad married soldiers subsequent
10 tSaA
The bill which the senate has sent
over 70 the House provides widows
81 soldiers shall be Included up 10 The
ilme Of risslna The bin III he pension
iuercase bill while The House threat
ems 70 KIN tho ealire measure II ih
former date limit ci iSgo IS changed
The bin Is held np 10 the Hons
ana nnless the Senate can bripg The
lower branch around to ita parspec
tive Of he value OF q wife to the de.
cliuing years Of an old soldier II may
dle there
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-06

lone The satin cn the dull finished
cashmere 81 exceedingly handsome
and The goSn Is altogether 10 be-
commended but the model could nay.
ertheless. BE- varied III a great maHN
WAYS Culffon bgoadeiulh would ~
pretty SO lrcaied or the guwu could
h made of silk ur satin With banHs
0f hroRdelath 81 again, Che sklg
could MS If hondelOih and he blousa
hf satin IN matching color With The
bands of itp material ol Tho skirt,
30 thai simple rs lhe design ! sli can
be utilized 10 give o number Of quite
difefent results The long. slightly
fun aleeVss are amcng the latest and
TIE nine gorcd skirt can be made
either N round or VI walking length.
For the medium size win be -.
mired for the blouse 2 "a yards Of
material 27 ~ yards "a or So
inches Wide with as yard Is Tor he
chemlscite , Yards n satin tor the
bands aud grdlc for ne skirt
gafds %, I l.S yards 4 Z OF 4 aS yarda
"a inches Wide f0f cashmofc nr other
material without up and down hul
where there Is efure or nap II a.i
wards 25 yafds "a af : 8i yards 81
inches Wide viii he ucndell with
ward Of salin A Nav Manlun pattern
Cf the blouse 80 egn7 sizes 32 tc
40 lnches bust on uf the skirt, No
G079. sizea s2 10 20 iuehes waist. vii
he mallad 10 ans address bY the Fash
ion department Of thls pauef on rF
,elpi of fen cents for peh Of II
haste send an additional two eenl
stamp for le8er peslagr which IN
sures more pronpi delivery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-06

SenaNr 1homas chairman OF The
legal advisory c1nuiHee las called
IL m@e lpg Of the eenmltiee for Mnns
day F1hruar s al p M for the
uufnaR Of elylne : heaflue On senate
iulNs resolution NO. g.. hy Sena n
FtCwuee which mas for l's purpose
@ submit 10 the people tho qila3iian
OF repeating section Of article .
81 he constitutions witch has been a
lackaa hy the Federation Of epmmet
cial clubs and alleged business lnkaf.
esis Of the state IS binderlng he pr9'
gross Of railgoad building.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-06
Duffy's Pure Malt WhIskey

the greatest strength builder and tonic uan known % mcdcnc
attacks the o the disease drives the germs and feu the
weakened tissues gradual healthy natural manner abso
ute and preventive Of consumption pneumonia grin bronchitis
coughs colds maaa low ye and all wasting weakened diseased
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-06

watcnlue fe.ceishness with ehiliren
ls uuleRy and salely eamed hy pre-
yeniies lneso lili'e Candy Cold Tab
lets should always no ai handiof
promnIness d alllmplrlaut Fseyent.
ita contain no Qulhine. nothing harsh
.ur slckenlue They are indeed The
stitch IN iime Carried 10 pocket or
purse preppntlcs are q genuine rafe'
guard against Colds. 2ae. Sold hH
Walaees Drug store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-06
ILET DIApEpSIN
REGULATE THE STOMACH
Eat What You Like Without
Fear Of indigestion or
Distress Following

Take your sour stomach Or maybe
YOU call q Indigestion nyspepsla Gas
tlltls or Cniarrh Of stomach /
doesn't matter take your stoicaeh
trouble right with you 70 your phar
maclst and ask him TO open a 5o-ccnt
Gaze ot rapcN Diapepsin and lel You
cat one 22gram Triangle and see !
within i've minutes there Is leii any
uacs OF your former miscry
The correct name for your trouble
ii Eoga fermentation food soufing,
ne digestive organs become weak
there Is lack OF gastric iulce; YOU
food Is only half dlgeated and yoa
become aHacted with ;osa OF appoiiu
pressure and iullness after cltlns
vomiting. nausea heartburn. gripping
lu bowels. tenderness IN the pit Of
stomach. hnd taste in mouth, u1nsiipa'
ton. sleculessness balchlng 81 gas bill.
iousnpss sick headache. neY0usnes3
dlsginess and many other similar
s WlOms
II yonr appetite Is nekle, and noil.
ing tennis yoll OF you helci gas or u
Won feel hloned after eaiinR or yttl
food lies Hike q lump Of lead on Svlf
stomach y0u can make lip Vnur mlna
thnt al lhr bntlnm of all hiH there IS
but one cause fermentation o. nndl
geaied fad
Prove 10 Yourself after your next
meal. thal your stomach IS as good a.
auy. hai there u noihllle reaill
wrong stuu ihis fermentation aud
bcfin clslng What yUa wail without
fear 81 discomfort of mlfary
Almost Insianl relief Is waiting fnF
yOu u Is merely matter OF liow
foon you take SOM blapcpsln
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-06
.SYLLABI OF Opinions,
CRIMINAL COURT
Of APP EAL

size acnneiied. appellant, vs. lfuilcd
States, appellee. Appeal frnm the
United States couu for The Western
district og Indian territory. TILED he.
flre Hou. l.HHls slilzl icler, Judge
First. wien the record does net con.
tain he Instructions given ~ ine inrs
npd when the sarla IN evidence con
aflnta al ohensc against lhe statutes
ehpsged W the Indictment. thla ennfl
will not consider I'M assignment lha
tho verdict Is contrary @ Che law
Second When there i ample 2ii
denca n the record OF he guilt c
The defendant, this e0uri Hill Nat saa'
tain an assignment np0n thp sfeuue
lhai tho verdict IS contrary 70 ihe
evidence simply because lhofe maS
De conflict ia he evidence
Third. Clothing worn by ihe do
eeased ei the Time of his death IN q
case Of homicide when otherwise rni'
nslnt, and whnn theY are Identified
alll net be excluded from being IN.
lroduced IN evidence simply uDon the
ground that the witness who idenihue
them has not had them in HIS custody
All OF the lime since ihe death Of ne
deceased
Fourth. Errors not complained Of FL
The motion for q now trial and io
which no execution was taken nppn
the trial viii not be considered upoil
appeal unless they are fundamental
~ re. Jef gniih application for
bail: hahsaa corpus from Hugh :
county
First ON hnheas eorpnl Application
for bail in CAPITAL case, altef ccnt
mltment upon examination bafora 4
Justice OF ihs peace lie burden 81
proof IS on the defendant go chow thai
"a Ii Illegally restrained Of bis lih.
erty
Sec0nd # there Is reasonable donbl
as % tho milt Of the defendant oi
capital crimp he IS entitled 70 bail
Third on application % The Grim
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-06
Hale and Hearty at "a

Mrs. Laura B. Wheeler, Winsted,
Conn. whols In her oath year,
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greatest tonic-ssllaulant.
Dufiy's Pure Mait AVhls-
key. She Fecummehds ssu
1t for nervousness.
Ia June, 1908, Mr. Wheeler
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you saying that We have been nsing
Dufiy's Pure Malt Whiskey with
marked improvement. Think it is
q good remedy for nervousness.
4 ON IL ms Oath year and am
enjoying excellent health, thanka
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-06

Cashmere Is such pretty Vet such
q neial material that u ~ no won
der j. u emluenlK popular for smpia
GOWNS Ihis one Is trimmed with sat
im bands and IS made with d chem
Melte of lace, the color throughout
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-06

ing one ~ tie lovely soft graya.
The ehemIseiie however is arranged
over white chiffon which gives an ef.
ieft oi extreme ilellcacy at The same
time HAT f relieves The lnonolony q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-06

All persons are hereby notified thal
| VIII no longer be responsible for
ans debts contracted hy Mrs Lilyard.
SAM LiLYARn
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1909-06-24
What the Editor Cannot Do

Don't think because the reporter sees
you getting on the train that he ought 20
know who you are and where you are
going, or il he sees you greet ome friends,
that he knows who they are and where
they are from. We aim to get all the
news, but you may be the one we don't
happen TO know. We try 70 become IA
miliar with names and faces, IL possible.
But during the years past We have been
TO church and failed to see you there; we
have hung around the town pump, but
some Of you weren't there; we have loafed
on the street; we have even risked our
reputation ON back streets on dark
night; but you weren't all there. And
wei be hanged II we know where TO find
you all. So II you are going or coming,
or know anybody cutting up queer capers
let ne know. Norton (Kan. Telegram.