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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

GRAND ARMY men
EXPOSITION'S GUESTS

Two thousand Grand Army voter.
ans and their ladies' are the guests
OF the A..Y..p. exposition today, and
listened to a brief address Of wei.
come on the Auditorium steps by
Director General Nadeau at /
o'clock Col. Charles X, Connors. Of
Spokane. responded. The veterans
desired to have but a short program
40 that they might have ample time
to visit the exposition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24
L B(JG N
PACIFIC CITY
TO BURN HOUSE
WIDOW AND FOUR
mall CHILDREN.

~ = .''eupt was made to de.
.qilae occupied By Mrs.
.laos Of Pacific CITY, her.
!, 'o y small children. Is the
y Ill q y. Cook, a mllkman.
- r.sl'ie City. who this morn.
Tent saturated with
%' burning under the
~ q The Bias home.
y ~ arriving along IN HE
IN he fra, noticed Inc
" =, ~ ian to the house and
NJ ~ ,i burning tent from be.
4, I, saildlng He then motto.
W house had Just started
il ~, Unable to find any water
r, ~ y, 4. . his wagon and. tak.
q ~. !. ias lsfEs milk cans. poa I
u'hins them. '''o ''aii'sh'
\ ,ni'ias out the flre no
VA ~. y liss and from her
=. w. ss'. ! which led him to
Il n's vas Of ineendiary
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24
CAN iRRIoArE.
POST OFFICE CLERK
IS UNDER ARREST

LOS ANGELES, Cal, June q -
Orlando +. Alterre, a clerk In the
registry division OF tho postoffloe.
against whom the federal grand
Jury returned an indictment late
yesterday, charging him With the
theft OF $4,000 from a package aout
by the First National bank TO the
hank Of Blsbec. Arlz,. Ia In custody
today. When arrested Alterre de.
MED his guilt He kissed his mother,
Mira. White, good bye, and express.
cd a willingness TO go with the on.
GERS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24


Mrs. Tindall had been for tbs
past year patient Of DIR. Linda
Burfleld Hazard. who. according
IN her own hoolf and oral s,atA.
n'e'i'l' mas Deen III N"aoi' d Hu'n-
Der OF times because OF her stArys-
ton treatment. Her whole creed
ia snn food IS
90, ~, a.. -,
f' 'in'aii uieu VI OF s"i''V iiii-
perfection" said Dr. Hazard this
morning. Il have nothing more 10
say. m, IN her mn. hook c.ilad
1880. - -.
'As' sue sass'
There Is no more paralyxlnq
ao.n. than unreasonioo fe.r
-. ~. ~. -.
-, .'-,..-.,,,
ito'" "ep''ss''oh u 1000 ou'
the Inevitable consequences OF
vitality slapped TO the last de-
or,. Nv orc.,,. i,,n.,t.,,,on-
- ,--,
"a. ~ t, anosns' ", i'h VI "e' oV0%
~ 'iaA1a'u says
~, then, the body can exist
without food for time. and In
Illness the stomach Instructive
" objects to It's introduction, u
IS reasonable TO conclude that
food not desired is not neees-
sary, and this conclusion, once
adopted, 10 abvndantiy Iustl-
tied. The results arc such that
they lead to the further con-
elusion that. In the absence OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24
CHINAMAN THE
IDEAL HUSBAND

won't permit his vife's name to DO
dragged about and her life Haunted
before the public. When a Chinese
is once married. he Is married.
What is more, he takes care OF his
wife.
Tn happy In my home. My life
with my husband has been perfect,
for he. like other Chinese husbands,
Is gentle considerate and an excel
lent powder"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

SAN FRANCISCO. June a.
Under the direction OF George Nc.
Mahon, the famous Chinatown de.
tective, a small army Of police Of.
flcers and plain clothes men are
securing the water front today In
search Of Icon Ling, the Chinese
slayer OF Elsie slgcl.
II Is thought that Ling. n he ie
hiding IN San Francisco, will not
dare attempt to make his escape
on the Pacific Mall liner Manchu.
ria, which sails for the Orient this
afternoon. Tho ship Is carefully
guarded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24
ELEVEN HAVE DIED.

= ELEVEN HAVE DIED. !
4 Popular belief and medical 4
= teaching lead 20 the conelu. +,
= sion that abstinence from food /,
4 for 10 or IL days will result 4
4 In starvation and death. This /,
4 is easily refuied. On my lists +,
= are considerably over one I
= thousand Instances Of contin. !,
\ uous fasts whose limits extend I
= from 10 to Is days. While / 4
. esteem and consider but one 4
= cause and but one disease. the 4
q symptoms expressed IN this 4
\ long roll cover virtually the ,
= whole Of medical pathology; ,
4 aud In ~ years only II pa 4
4 tents have died while under J.,
4 my care. Each Of these deaths I
4 has proved an occasion for 4
= persecution. malignment. 4
4 prosecution, and injury; and ,
= from each and every case both =,
= | and the method have emerg- 4
4 ed triumphant, the autopsy I
4 showing organic disease. and 4
\ that death was inevitable 4
\ From Fasting for the Cure Of 4
= Disease" by DR.. Linda Bur. 4
4 field Hazard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

NEW YORK. June 2i-Two let.
tera. supposed 10 have been writ.
ton BY Loon Ling to Chu Gain. his
rival for the affections Of Elsie
sigel, were given to Assistant Dis,
trict Attorney Ward today BY At
torney Regal. representing Gain.
Gain says the letters, which are
written In Chinese. threatened both
bis life and that Of Elsie. Ward is
having them translated,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

NEW YORK. June 24.-nustin
Farnum's story Of his acquaintance
with Mrs, Howard Gould was told
In deposition introduced in evil
denoe in the Gould maintenance
suit today, The deposition was
made in Chicago, and was publish
ed at that time.
There was some objection because
Farnum did not appear In person at
the trial The attorneys finally
agreed to admit the deposition with
the understanding that the actor
would appear 10 court II the case
lasted until Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24
CALL FOR BANK REPORTS.

WASHINGTON. June 2l,-The
comptroller Of the currency today
issued q call for a statement of the
condition Of all national banks at
the close OF business, June 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

P1TTsBuRG, Juno Charles
II. Richardson, a broker. convicted
Of completely In an attempt TO bride
Councilman W. A. Martin. was sen.
fenced to one year and three
months Imprisonment and fined
$500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

hnder Berger. a millionaire grain
and flour dealer OF Milwaukee. II
very beautiful and accomplished.
She Ia but 10 years Of age.
The groom only recently attain.
cd his majority. lie has extensive
business interests given to him by
bis father NJ Tucson. Arlz, where
the couple will make their home
after a brief honeymoon journey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24
CAME
NEAR BEING
MAN CHOSEN
Three Votes Would Have
Elected the Man From
Wahkiakum County, But
Compromise Failed.

OLYMPIA. Wash. June a.
Representative Burke, Of wahkia.
KUN county, came within three votes
u BEING elected speaker yesterday
afternoon on compromise between
the rival factions After MeiEs en-
tangled IN the fight against him.
had alarmed his supporters.
Huhbcli Moiss supporter. proposed
10 Taylor. a siayden supporter. and
to slayden himself, that both MciEs
and slasdcn withdraw and Burke
be elected IN his pinco
Tho Pic, Ha,ehsd.
Tho floor hattie was raging at
white heat and would soon have de-
vclapcd Into a rough house had not
Hubboll jumped Into the breach.
slaydcn and Taylor accepted thu
proposal Hubbeil demanded Of
Burke whether he would play fair
and stand for the investigation. and
Burke replied In the affirmative
Hubbell went 10 the speakers chair
and Induced Aolgs 10 tender his
resignation, which Melga dld.
sisydsn Backs Down.
Hubhcil then returned to slayden
and asked whether siaydcn would
stand by the agreement. slayden
replied that his supporters would not
let him fIubhcll appealed to Tny-
lot, and Taylor rushed over 10 slay-
den and shaking his fist In Slay-
den's face, denounced him Az a
double erozHer." declaring that II
alaydcn did not stay out he would
not get five votes
Stand by Meies.
Alarmed lest Slaydcn would not
keep his agreement, Huhball did not
urge his associates Of the Mclgs fac.
tion to accept the resignation. and
the Melgs men, ignorant Of the COM
promise deal voted to exonerate
Molgs by declining 10 accept the
resignation,
Burke Leaves House.
Burke left the house to avoid the
roll call and MelEs was retained hy
~ to o. A change Of three votes
would have reorRanlzcd the house.
Taylor and Hubbell, leaders Of the
rival factions and both members Of
the investigating committee. voted
together to down the slaydcn anti.
investigation faction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24
Supporters Of Schivcly
Skillfully Lay Trap Un-
der Which Nothing May
Be Accomplished.

OLYMPIA Wash, June e.
Developments IN the legislature this
morning Indicate that the opponents
u Gov. Hay laid a skiiifui pariia-
meH,afy trap tor their opponents BY
spfinging that which they hops 10 20
prevent the removal q schiyeiyI
This IL to line up the senate 10 Insist
on an Impeachment and refuse to
abolish the offic.. and at the same
time lining up the house to refuse to
inipeach but 10 insist on aholishlnE
the office IN this way tho leaders q
the saloon faction hope 10 cause
deadlock under which nothing can
be- accomplished.
Blow Given 10 Hay.
The loss yesterday of the senate
Organization was a sorry hloN 10
the governors adharcnis. This was
the first Demonstration in tho senate
this morning when Nichais. of KING.
who fayors continuing the lnvesti-
cation. offered a resolution combining
the session 90 dealing with the com.
nit,eca report and passing the relief
bills.
Tho resolution received n votes 10
10 cast against It. but President
Ruth ruled that II required y. or
majority of all members elected, 70
pass H. An appeal was taken, but
the decision on the appeal was put
over until this afternoon,
Nichols offered. also. a resolution
continuing the investigation. but Il
was put over until tomorrow,
Hutchinson. Of Spokane. who has
heretofore held with the Hay forces.
announced In debate that he would
vote against II. leaving the rival fac
lions again divided 20 TO 10
Hutchinson IL sore at Gov. Hay be.
cause the latter did not vote for him
for mayor " Spokane in April
Whist the House Plans.
The house this morning adopted
resolution limiting the session 10
matters presented In the lnveatigAt-
ing committees report, legislation
regarding the insurance department.
continuing the investigation, appro-
prlatloua for the session, tho Cos.
grove funeral. and minor relief bills
Dr. Ghsni, Of Seattle, tried to get
an amendment permitting consider
alton u the Duwamlsh river bill. but
II was defeated
palmcra bill abolishlnE the office
u Insurance commissioner and
creating an Insurance commission
consisting Of members Of the tax
commission was introduced and will
e. upon passage this afternoon,
after the house has heard read the
report Of tho investigating commit
toe.
The house has elected ~ employ
oa and the senate II, about one
third tho number Of the regular
session.
Pllny Allen. Of King, chairman Of
the investigation committee. has cut
loose from the King county gang
and gone completely over to the In
veatigatl6n faction, and Il now
counted one of the stauneh adhere
enta Of Gov. Hay,
The INSTRUMENTATION faction In
the senate has proposed plan Of
scattering the investigation by APP
porti0nlnR II among several CONE
mitteea, the senate members Of
which are to DO named by President
Ruth.
Adhorents Of Gov. Hay refer TO
tho plnn as one to permit each
official Investigated TO select his
own COMMITTEES"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24
SHAWMUT CAR
WINS SECOND
IN BIC RACE
None at Exposition to We'll
come Car Which Made
Game Run for Cuggen-
helm Trophy and Money

unhcrAlded and with none Of the
cheennE and great acclaim which
greeted the winning ear. the Ford
No. 2. yesterday afternoon. the
shswmui slipped into the A.Y.-r.
T. grounds at b,sS O'Clock this
morhinK.
Completing the distance from
ocean 10 ocean IN - days. is hours
and % minutes. the shhvmui wins
second money In this great CONT
mental race for the GusKenhclm
trophy and cash prize Of $4,000
The eocond prize is ii.koe cash,
Il u. Chaplin. who started out M
driver OF the shawmni and who
had to leave Il on account Of ~
neAa. later coming on To Seattle by
train. was the only one on the
grounds 10 welcome the driver, 7,
A. PettinEell, and Il. II Messer,
meehAniclan.
lie and couple OF lonely expoei.
ton guards gave the racers the glad
hand, and after the car had been
slowed away In the exposition
grounds. Chaplin took his tired and
worn out driver and mechaniclan
TO a nearby hotel. where they tum.
BLEED of To sleep.
Ford car No / which led IN the
running early IN the race. was re.
ported 10 have successfully passed
through snoqualmie Pass OF day.
break this morning Tho drivers
were instructed to cut the last lap
b. going TO kirkland and there
take the King county ferry across
Lake Washington. The car is ex.
pcetsd 10 arrive OF the exposition
grounds late this afternoon.
How They Lost,
The breaking OF ball race. one
Of the smallest and, ordinarily, un.
important parts Of an automobile.
wrested first place from the big
shawnut machine. according to X.
n aeseer, Of Boston, one Of the
drivers. when he was sect this
at the Hotel Savoy Just
after he had awakened from few
hourn' sleep.
n was at Pocatello. Idaho he
said, the Ford No, was just
one hour ahead and Ford No 2 was
eight long hours behind, and we
figured that we had a good chance
TO win. Suddenly the big car hit
a submerged rut, and. snap, the
ball race gave way under the
atraln. For 10 hours we tolled In.
cessantly IN patching up this
break, and finally were successful
But we were compelled to see Ford
No. 2 pass US. cheering and waving
their hats and urging us to hur
ny up.
Once we thought that luck was
with ua again. Ford No was "a
hours behind her former schedule,
and about u hours behind us, be-
cause they took tho wrong road
That made US second, and only the
head car to deal with"
lie said that for the last six DAYS
they had slept nearly all Of the
time In the car, and he looked II,
Every feature in his face showed
the terrible strain which he had
been pnt to and the lack Of sleep.
1T WINS lust "a case OF luck and
that's all, said Mosser as part
Ing shot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24
WOMAN STARVES To
DEATH UNDER CARE
Of Dr.. |. B. HAZARD
MRS. A. N. TINDALL TAKES THE FASTING
TREATMENT PRESCRIBED BY WON
AN DOCTOR AND IS DEAD. -

DIR. Hazard Has Been in Trouble Number Of
Times Because of Deaths Of Her Patients
Mother and Father Of Dead Woman May Make
Trouble When They Arrive in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24

Il would thousand times rather
he the wife Of q Chinese than OF
such a man as Howard Gould" she
continued. THAT ia he worst fate
/ can conceive of, The Chinese wor.
ships his wife, whether she be whltc
or yellow, and that's more than you
can say Of the average American,
Furthermore, the Chinese husband
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-06-24
THAT IS STATEMENT MADE BY
THE SISTER OF MRS, HOW
ARD GOULD,

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2t--"l
would rather be cut to pieces and
put in trunk by Chinese hus-
band than be tortured in court by
a white husband like Howard
Gould" was the astounding state
mont made today by Mrs, Glenn
mons Wong. sister Of Catherine
Clommons Gould, and wife OF Wong
sun Yue, a Chinese merchant Of
This city After four years of Chi
nese honeymoon, Mrs. Wong pro
nouneed the Chinaman the ideal
husband.
speaking Of the marital troubles
of her sister, Catherine Clemmons
Gould, and her millionaire husband,
Mrs. Wong expressed no undecided
opinion,
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-05-21
CALL FOR BIDS

The board of directors of Finley
school district No. IL will receive bids
for the construction of brick school
house in Finley, according to plans
and specifications now in the office
of the Columbia Clay Co. kennewick
Wash. Bids will be received at the
First National Bank. kennewick. up
to one O'Clock p. m. Saturday, May
ODD or may be filed with the secre-
tary af the Board, o. c. Retzlaff.
Finley. Wash. Bids must be accom-
panied by certified check as provid
ed in the specifications. The board
reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-05-21

The Woman's Club held the final
meeting of the year at the Parish
House Tuesday. COPIES of the Con
stitution and bylaws which had
been attractively printed at the
Courier print shop were distributed.
The annual reports of the president
secretary and treasurer were receiv-
ed. The annual election was then
held and then Mrs. l.. f.. .JohnsC n.
elected president; Mrs. Frank Emirh
vice president: Mrs. O. l.. Hanson.
secretary; Mrs. Chas II Collins. treas.
urer. Several new members were IT..
celved and the outline OF work to be-
taken up next October was inform
ally discussed but no definite course.
was adopted.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-05-21
FINLEY ITEMS

w. l.. Davis went to Spokane.
Tuesday.
Mrs Cullins, of Spokane. is visiting
at the home of Mrs. w. l.. Davis.
Geo. Finley returned last Thurs
day from Oregon with cattle for the
Kennewick meat market.
J. P Lew tas went to spokane last
Wednesday to be absent for some
time.
Amos Haney was confined to his
home sick with lagrippe, the first OF
the week.
Something little extra at Finley
Sunday School now each Sunday.
Be sure to come and bring someone
with you.
DR.. Farmer, of Spokane. has pur-
chased the DR.. Gould place and will
improve the place and practice his
profession.
A meeting will be held Friday eve,
May 2lst, to dispose OF the old school
house. Everyone should attend this
meeting.
The 30 acres just east Of the town.
site OF Finley, Will be cleared and put
under cultivation this summer by the
owner i'll PREPARATION for a home for
himself and family id the near future
Mrs. Clarence Lyons, Of Pascu, ac-
cumpaniep by her mother, Mrs. l..
Il. Bright, and hor uncle. A, 4, Bright
vi Seattle, visited at the HONE Of
Frank Looms, "a few daps this week.
Mrs, Il. u. WUodson and daughter
June, OF Wenatchee. are visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mir. and Mrs Il. b.
N ONE, Aiashu, where they VIII make
LntIr home.
Al Their last business meeting the
Plus Ultra Class oil the Sunday school
decided to put their Efforts the com
ing ice cream season into Il church
building fund, providing arrange
ments will be made for Il class room
for the class. The first of these So
Gals will be held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. II. i. Haney, June 3rd.
Aliss.J essie Setter was agreeably
surdrised on last Friday evening by
vited Miss Godfrey's class to acco NJ
pany them. All report a splendid
time and Miss Setzer's class left "a
token OF remembrance of her 18th
birthday and high esteem in which
she is held 10y her class OF boys.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-05-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

In the eastern part Of Benton C"uny
as reported by the kennewick Alb
stract Co. from May 10th to 18th. in
elusive.
Hover Land Go. to Richard
Stanton, Contract, Lots 81
80 80 40 in blk l, Hover's
Fountain Park, $500 90
VIM s Davidson ct ux t. Sarah
H Schlund war. deed, tract
81, First Add to Richland, 90
G J Smith to Earnest l. Nance
war deed, Lots IS and 10,
blk II, N p Co.'S End Add.
to Kennewick, 500 90
Benton County Irrig. Co. tor.
G Walker. war deed, Tracts
"A" and "B" of End Add to
Plymouth 900 90
Julia B Clements ct Tx to Grace
l. Howell, war deed, nh OF
ny OF seh OF sw4 and NJ of
aof NJ of seA of swA of sec.
.4.9-2S, f W NJ. Is acres,
$500 90
Geo II Lea ct ux to y. c. Rail-
road Co. contract, a strip
of land l20 feet wide over
and rcrOss the neA of sw4
OF sec l4-S-3O, F. w NJ, 600 90
VIM Altrogge ct uX to The y c..
Railroad Co. contract, IL
strip of land 100 feet wide
over AMI across the west %
acres of the net of the swA
oi sec 1880, Z W VI, ]. % etc.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-05-21

z E Griffith ct uX to the N g L.
Go. contract Il strip ~ land
1870 feet wide over and
across the swH of nw4 of
ser 30-9-29, L W NJ, 90
The N P Co. to the N G. II Co.
war deed, II strip of land 80
IT wide over and across the
q If he nwA of the neA of
Sec 15-S 30. f W NJ 200 90
Kennewick Inv Co to the N CIR
Co war deed a strip OF land
so it. wide, over and across
the swA OF neA OF Sec $3.50,
f w NJ, 225 acres, 925 90
y p l Co to kelsO Bros Co land
Ond water deed, FIR s11s OF sc
of Sec 31-10-2S, E w NJ, 36.
so acres, 1900 w
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-05-21
HIGHLAND ITEMS

W. l.. Muncey was in Walla Walla
on business several days this week
Last week Howard s. Anon sold
his hop ranch west of town to W. C..
Stetson, OF Seattle.
Work is progressing rapidly on
Milton Perkins and j w. Randall S
cement blocks.
Earl James, of PascO, spent Sun
day with his parents, MIR. and Mrs.
j. ii. James.
l.. Dollarllide and family have
gone to kennewick to pick straw
berries thru the season.
Fred E. kriedler has completed the
foundation for handsome residence
on his tract In the north part OF
town,
Oscar Rolline returned Monday
from The Dalies. Oregon, where he
had been III Attendance at the Ills
tric, Epworth League convention.
LA Amsbury and Harry McGregur
vi Seattle, are in town this week Oh
business connected with the Benton
Water Co and the Lower Yakima
Irrigation Co
Mrs. VIM Las her has been quite ill
the past week. Miss Lura Long has
taken her place as teacher Of the
primary department vi the public
school.
Mr. and Mrs S K Yeael, of Polo. ILL.,,
have been in Bichland the past week
looking after prop rty interests and
visiting friends TIey will include
the A-Y-P fair in their western Tip
Elder n. H. Barriger, OF Sunnyside,
conducted services sunday morning
III held bHptisnal service on the
banks of the Yakima in the after
noon. There We're four candidates
for the ordinance.
The Swastika Club entertained
their friends last Friday evening at
the home of Misses Esther and Beth
NanHOrn. The evening was passed
by enjoyable games upon the lawn.
Dainty refreshments were serviced by
the girls of the Club. The fiftyyouns
people who were present report
most delightful time.
The base ball boys have received
their suit and make a fine appear
ance IN their red suits and yellow
caps. They play their first game In
their new attire, Sunday with the
business men. II the score they re-
celve IN their favor is any criterion
OF future successes neighboring team
had better bewere.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-05-21
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends and
nelghbors for their deep sympathy.
and kindly assistance rendered dur.
ing the illness and death of orr no.
loved son, Lincoln. And also fo,
their kindness through our prolonp-
ed siege of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Doushprty,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1909-12-02
South sprasus SvsrtIIuss

Mrs. Tom HutchisOn n d
daughter Miss Bette we're visit
ing in Hume Saturday.
orville Howard is on the siok
list
Mr.. Fensche was loading his
car Monday. H is going / o
move to Minnesota.
Mr.. Clarence Olive Of ILL.,, who
has b visiting Dudley Van.
SAINT and family the last few
days, returned to Rich Hill San.
day evening.
Mr.. King and family spent Fri.
day evening with his brother In
Vernon County.
Mr. Kern vas collecting tele-
phone rent on line Eve Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Craig Of
Rich Hill spent Sunday wish
Dudly Vansaut and family.
Clarence ward killed q nice
beef Monday evening.
Mr. Davis and son were haul
ing corn Monday.
Miss Emma Motter was .
Hume visitor Saturday.
Miss lydia Riley snsnt
Thanksgiving win her mother.
GARNHr.