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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-24
JOHN M. KNIGHTS WORKSHOP
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of demand of John NJ Knight for
china from
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for such picture n o
ohm NJ Knigh
such picture would ncCr have been ran c
be his
cove
Of 81
of
the, nd the
water be contaminated the the When
be sprinkle needless
to sidewalks? ,,
has finally % mask II holds
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to Mr. attends
cvib
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-24
The Missions

Of those corpuscIes In your bico5
that have been called Little
Soldiers" is to fight FOR you
against the disease germs thar
constantly endanger your health.
These corpus cieS are made
healthy and strong by the use OF
hoods Sarsaparilia.
This medicine is combination of
more than 20 different remedial agents
in proportions aud by process known
only TO ourselves and IL has for thirty
ears been constantly proving its worth.
), No substitute, none just-as-good. !"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-24
STILL MORE TROUBLE FOR
VAN DUSER OF NEVADA

Special 10 The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Oct 23-The police
department OF Pittsburg has made iu-
qnirics the last few days of the Wash.
ington headquarters concerning cx-Con-
gresham d. Van Duscr of Nevada and
p. H. Harris, who has been investigated
in Pittsburg in connection with the cX-
ploitation of mining stocks. Mr.. Van
Duser had much trouble in Washington
during the closing days of his term in
congress and WAS arrested at one time
by an investor. Since his term expired
he has been living much of the time in
PittShurg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-24
Rankec Under Arrest.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Oct 23.-M. P.
Estes. president of the City Savings
bank. which suspended last Saturday,
WIS arrested late this afternoon on Il
waryant charging with receiving money
when lie knew the bank WINS insolvcnt,
The warrant was sworn out by Major
W. r. Otley OF Bmkesvillc, Ky.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-24
ALLEN GAINS GROUND
IN FIGHT FOR HIS WIFE
snccial 10 Tho Trihnne.

Special to The Tribune.
SANTA FE, \, NJ. Oct. 23- -Federa
Judge McE'ie today granted wrlt q
babeas corpus. rcturnablc November "
on the petition of John Allen of Farm
iugton for possession Of his wife,
daughter of Mrs. Abbie ;. Young, widoe
OF Brigham Young, Jr, Allen eloPa
with and married Miss Young, but hn
mother induced or forced her to lea''
him
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-24
GninR to New York.

Dr. Cook will go directly to New
York from Minneapolis Monday night
and will devote his time 10 preparing
his report on the North pole trip for
submission To ihc scientists. After that
is done he will feel at liberty to take
IN the Mount Mckinley matter in Mon
tana. or wherever else it may seem best
10 go about il. Dr. Cook also dictated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-24
PEARY'S DENIAL OF
RASMUSSEN STORY
Continued from Page One.

on that dispatch was that General
Weed evidently had been mistaken or
misquoted regarding his going west, as
IL would be impossible for the explorer
TO go TO Montana before the latter part
of November. and possibly not until the
middle of December.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-24

Every man and woman i'm sail Lake
should sec 10 n personally. or have some
one who can bc trusted lu Sc" 1" D..
that his or hey name ~ ON the rcglstr1-
tiou book in the proper district. There
is only one more registration day, AN"
that is next Tuesday. when the regis
tralion Offices will hc held open until
o O clock in the evening. Mhcn they
close there will hc no further upporiu-
nifty TO mike "a registration. u lou
are not registered YOU Canuot vote
Don't take II for granted that Your
name is on the list because YOU voted
last year. Thousands OF names were
omitted i'm copying them And tn"
strange thing about these omissions Is
tho fact that nearly all Of them are
known lo be the names ot persons VINO
are understood to be American voters
Some of the most prominent persons
in the city have bcou victims of the
" errors or the tricEcry of rcglstra
tlou officials or official copN'sts.
Don I take anything for granted. "'
| TO the registration officer or send lhcr,
carly and sec that your name rs ON
the book with tho proper initials ano
| the proper address. If yOU have changed
your residence since the last election, =
! TO tho registration agent ln IN" dlS
| tricl in which YOU live now aud register
and 90 as early us possible, for the rra
| son that there are as many rs l1'
names 10 be registered I'M some OF th'
! districts. requiring considerable time.
! If YOU DELAY going 90 the registration
agent until Il late hour there may h'
! q crush that viii keep YOU waiting lp
some time. 1t only requires a Few mn
utcs to register during the day; where
as, Won might bc kept waiting during
! the evening hours.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-24

Naturally ii makes Salt Lake smile
10 hear any one say that George Suther-
land is one Of The foremost lawyers
Of the senate. lie is known locally as
an average attorney, but none of the
hcavywcights here ever experience any
fear when they learn that Sutherland
is to be an opposing counsel. His part
ucrs arc known TO bc frst-class law
yers, but George, in the light of grear.
ness, is Joke Even in the senate he
is not in the class with Hepburn,
Borah of Bcycridge. And there are half
dozen others who could twist him
around their fingers without the least
Inconvenience.
To say that Sutherland is the great.
est lawyer in the senate is a good deal
like saving that Reed Smoot is the
greatest man in Provo. And there Hrr
few people who believe both claims
to be true, though deuccdly few.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-24

One little circumstance is recalled
showing what an cnteTprising citi-
zen James d. Murdoch is. and that is
the fact that when Salt Lake started
out TO make a record as convention
city, and invited the Commercial Trav-
e'ors to hold their convention here last
year, Murdoch voted against an appro-
priation to assist in Illuminating Main
street He has been an obstuctionist
in practically every effort looking to
the bettcrmcnt of Salt Lake or the
advertising of the city as a desirable
place for homes and investments.
He fought the water and sewer bond
issue with all the stubbornncss of his
nature. He is the ideal of the moss
backs and reactionares. He has OPP
posed the passing of the budget calling
for public improvements and has be
come carping critic in everything
looking to the material bcttcrmcnt of
the city.
Elect Murdoch and The Mormon coun.
cilmcn in the First Second, Third and
Fourth wards and salt Lake will be
dealt as severe a blow ms though a
mine were sprung under every. home in
the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-24

More dirty work WIS done 10y the
Smoot organ when former Scnator Pet.
tgrcw visited Salt Lake City and words
were put i'm his mouth in the hope That
this would assist the Smoolites in their
local campaign. But Senator PcttIgrew
is "a man Of very strong convictions
and he was naturally indignant when
hc saw what use bad been made Of his
claimed tho alleged interview, and IN
a ringing manner rcitcratcs his opinion
Of those who arc opposing the Amcr
can spirit here.
Senator Pcttigrcw was ono of the
siaunchcst friends of Senator Fred
Dubois I'm his campaign against SmooI
Aud those who knew tins fact were nm
NO sense mislcd by The silly statement
attributed TO him in Smoot s dis
reputable newspaper.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-24

When Senator Robert l.. Taylor of
Tennessee addressed fine salt Lake
audience AT the thcatCr Il few nights
ago he made one Observance ol
local interest that is worth repeating.
He culogizcd Senator sutherland as a
lawyer, saying that the senator Is
one Of the foremost attorneys I'm the
United States senate. But as all ol
the great attorneys have lett the senate
during the past four or five years tins
was not so fine 4 compliment after
all.
But when Senator Taylor remarked
that Sutherland would also bc leader
in the senate elf Smoot would permit
him 10 be. the Salt Lake audience bad
no difficulty in Interpreting this re,
mark. Every ono locally knows that
Sutherland Is wholly under the d9mina
tion of SmoOt. Tn this he Is not 4
stronger man mcutallv than Smoot
which also is not saying so much fol
him, but because he is so determined
on succeeding himself that he does
whatever Smoot bids him to do aud re
frains from doing the things viii
which Smoot would be diSplcascd.
1t would seem from the Tcnncsscan 2.
| observations that il is pretty well un
| derstood at Washington that Utah ha'
/ but one senator in fact.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-24
WHAT DO DEMOCRATS
GET FROM FUSION?
Continued From Page One.

afford TO engage house servants aud
pay them good wages.
But lei there he i triumph OF the
roactiouarics and the mossbacks, many
purse string viii be drawn tight.
Thcrc will bc rctrcnchmcnt everywhere.
And those who would suffer would hc
numbered by the tens Of thousands,
As n matter of fact. if the toilcrs
Of Salt Lake could bc brought {" j
perfect understanding of all II mean,
TO have the city forge ahead with surl
rapidity that is SO noticeable mere
they would 60 TO the polls and vote sol
idly for American success
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-24

\ meeting Of the American club
be held at the club headquarters, :"
West Second South, ON Monday cVGIInlill
nj E 30 O'Clock. The speakers will b
W J. Ualloran and G.. W. Moyle. Mu
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-24

a message TO Professor Torp Of the
University of Copenhagen.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-01-01
Child's Birthday Party.

Last Monday the editor oil Tie
Sentinel was the recipient of n
neat little invitation to attend the
birthday party on Monday be-
tween the hours 3 and 5 O'Clock
in the evening of little Miss Mar
ion Hart, the 3-year-old daughter
of MIR. aud Mrs. T. II. Hart.
Repairing to the residence h.
found a happy party of little boys
and girls about the same age a.
their hostess. Each anu sell him
self and herself MS their inclina-
tions suggested. Repairing to the
dining roo u, which hal been
darkened, the light was reflected
from the snowy table linen. Each
plate was decorated with spries of
holly, while there was bountifui
spread of Anbrosia, candies, nuts.
cakes and bananas. The little
guests marched to the table m
pairs and made most attractive
scere as they partook of the
dainties spread for their enjoy.
ment. The guests of the occasion
we're Ethel Kelly, Ruth Machen,
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-01-01
Subscribers, Attention /!

There is a large number
of names on the subscrip-
ton lists of the Sentinel
whose subscriptions have
expired, or will soon do so.
All are requested to settle
same or renew, or their
names will be dropped under
the requirements of the
postoffice ruling. The Sen
tinel hopes to retain the
name of every subscriber,
but has no choice in the
demand to settle arrears
and subscriptions. Please
renew.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-01-01

Monday from Athens, Texas, en-
route home to jackson, Miss. and
spent several days in town US the
guests of Mrs. M. F. Machen.
That energetic and wIde-awake
grocer firm, Fisher, Drewett &
c., are just in receipt of a car
load of splendid -four. il
Mr.. j. A. Mashaw, one of The
SentinePs typos. returned last
Sunday. after spending the holt
days with relatives in Magnolia,
Ark, and Ruston, La.
Editor j. N. DeLoach, of the
Union Banner, returned from
Alexandria Tuesday, where he
spent several days on business,
and visiting relatives.
Get a Full Siz Bottle of
Smiths Kidney Cure Free at
City Drug Co.
1t is noted tat the Rock Island
is laying more trackage along tie
main line south of Main street.
This will afford additional facili-
ties adjoining the depot and tic
Y.
Attorney S. d. Stennis re'uin-
ed last Tuesday after several days
absence in visiting relatives in
Kemper county, Mss, and en-
joying the holidays with his home
people,. .
: Last Saturday Congressman Il.
G. Davey died in New Orleans,
after a protracted illness. He
was u popular congressman and
was repeatedly elected to the
position which he held at his
death.
There are others, yes, but only
one Crazy Water
Major Will II. Tunnard return
ell from Shreveport last Sunday,
after spending Christmas at n
family reunion with Mr.. aud Mrs,
II. L. Gladney. and Mr.. and Mrs.
John GIadney, of StarksvIlle,
Mississippi.
Mr.. E. M. Henning, of tie
firm of Green & Henning, Steam
| Marble Works, of Alexandria,
La, was n business visitor l.
Winfield Wednesday, in the in,
terest of his company. See then
nd in another column.
N0wtis the time To secure lresl
/ garden seed for spring planting
Fisher, Drcwett Il Co. have >
line supply. il
The man who has failed to pa,
his poll tax is simply left. An,
the man who will sacrifice his
citizenship fora paItry dollar
and for educational purposes a,
that, deserves to lose his right ol
suffrage.
| Mr.. +. E. Batturs. the popula
agent of the Southern Pacific
Z .iIrosd, has been appoipte.l de.
sistant general passenger agent 81
all the Southern Pacific rsilroas
wi b headquarters ut San FIR; o.
cisco.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-01-01

FANCY cbaes uHti
be found at the new grocery OF
Fisher, Drewett & Co. il
Rev. III. w. Bowman, minister
assigned to the passionate OF the
First Methodist Episcopal church
here assumed charge last week
Rev. A. S. j. Neil, who has been
in charge during the past year.
has been assigned to Winnsboro'
have just received large
shipment of Victor, Edison and
Columbia Talking Machines and
records and needles for same
Also fargo shipment of Regina
Music Boxes and records foI
same. w. .. WILLIAMS. Jewelei
IL a7lf WINFIELD, La.
The splendid auto of Mayor j
ID. Pace became disabled last
week ON Main street, near the
Rock Island crossing. The spec
tacle was then witnessed OF al
auto hitched to two horses, and
being pulled through the streets
Rev. William A. Role, Presby'
terrain minister, has permanently
located i'm Winfield. and with
his wife and child are located
with Mrs. Nj. +. Machen. lie
Epreaches here the first and third
Sundays of each month at the
Court House.
Mr.. j. Walker Ross, editor oil
the Shreveport Times, will be the
special messenger to carry the
Louisiana electoral! returns to
Washington City on January IL,
1909. He deserves the distinction
and will doubtless give an inter
esting account of his trip AMI
experiences.
DIR. Sam Hicks, a prominent
physician of Shreveport. was shot
to death Tuesday night by John
Ward, n saloonkeeper, near the
Inn Hotel. The shooting was the
elimination of trouble that took
place between the parties tive
weeks ago, when DIR. Hicks shot
at Ward.
The manager Of the waterworks
improvements Is filling in the
bitches of the mains this week
and placing tie streets in theil
normal condition.. Those whit
desire water connections should
attend to this matter at once, IN
order to prevent future additional
expense.
The Christmas bolldIys ia
Winn6eld passed without amy &C.
cident or casualty of amy descrip-
ton. The citizens enjoyed them
selves i'm a rational manner. while
Young America celebrated will
noise and fireworks. The com.
munity is to be congratulated OF
having escaped any accident.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Morehead of Shreve
port, representing the Louisiana
Real Estate & Development Co.
has been la the city this week
lie is preparing to move his fam
lily Ia Shreveport about Jauuar.
L. He vail not sell his propert,
ia Winfield as he has an abidin,
| faith in the future of this GROWN;
town,
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-01-01
LOCAL AND OTHER WIS

the welcome guest of Mrs. j. l.
O'Quin.
For an excellent brand of coffee
ask for the Monogram brand 81
Fisher, Drewett & Co. il
Mrs. G. A. Carothers. of Jack
SON. Miss, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. S. l.. Morris. 2
The Original and Genuine Crazy
Well Water, try II.
DIR. l. ID. Nettles returned last
Sunday from visit to relatives
in Sabine parish.
Fiber, Drewett & Co., have O
quantity of Snowdrift Lard IN
bulk. Call and inspect it. il
Mr.. w. NJ. Kepner of Crowley
arrived here last Saturday to at
tend the Parks-Sutton nuptisls.
Leon O'Quin has been at home
during the holidays, visiting his
relatives here.
DIR. j. j. Peters recently return
ed home from New Orleans after
taking post graduate course in
tlat city.
Miss Jennie May jackson re-
turned here from Marthsville last
Sunday, where she spent the holi-
day vacation.
The best IN the market are Ajax
hams and lard to be had at Fisher,
Drewett & Go. il
Mr.. Charles Barr has returned
TO Harrisonbarg after spending
christmas with his sister, Mrs. 5.
NJ. Abel.
j. j. Moss has been visiting his
mother, Mrs. Eva Moss. during
the holidays. He is teaching
school at Georgetown.
Drink Crazy Water and be well
and happy.
Mr.. 7. f. Campbell of Bolivar,
Tenn, arrived last Saturday on
visit of several days to bis broth
er, w. M. Campbell.
Misses Lula and Alma Durham
have spent the holidays at home
visiting their parents. They are
attending school ut Mt. Lebanon.
Mr.. Alva Z. Williams, a travel
ing salesman for u St. Louis drug
company, has been visiting hi,
relatives here and has returned lo
st. Louis.
Remember Red Cross Liver
Medicine is Tasteless and the
best made.
Mr.. John Quin of Saginaw,
Mich, arrived last Sunday on q
visit to relatives and friends who
gave him a royal welcome.
Mr.. F. e. O'Lesry, travelling
auditor of the L. r. & N, was in
town on Tuesday on business
connected with the railroad.
Mr.. I. j. Bricc. wife and chill,
returned from Shreveport last
Monday after spending u week Ia
Shreveport with their relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Pratt.
Fresh goods in the shape Of
herring, pickles, and catsup al
Fisher, Drewett & Co. il
Mr.. j. L. Bozeman of Arkatlcl
phia, Ark, was u visitor to VIM
Il Id during the holidays. lie la.
three brothers living in WINFIELD
ani the occasion was family
reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Pine, ol
Gansvllle. spent the holidays will
Mrs. Pines parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Scarborough, of WINFIELD
returning home last Saturday.
Messrs. E. s. Carnthers and NJ
+. Machen, Jr., arrived here las,
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-01-01
School Will Open.

Ii has been agreed that the
High School can resume it, SEES
sion ON Monday. january 4. 1909,
ani allow teachers and pupils to
enter the school without having
been vaccinated. but with the.
REORGANIZATION of vaccination,
aud strict isolation IN case of new
d -velopmsnts.
j. d. PACE.
Mayor.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-01-01

Among the many attractions
are the Lannon's, comedy artists
and shigers. lao anlusr and enter
tain the audiences in fist class
viu,icviil Tlere will he fresh
attractions during each week.
The moving pictures are attrac-
tive and we'll d, fined.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-01-01

Annie Bell Swanson. Louise Wal
lace, Marion Hart, Jack OgIesby,
Lemond Sullivan, Lamar Swan
snn. Frank and Thurlow Parish.
Among the Older persons who
attended to witness the enjoyment
of the children. were Mrs. Nj. +.
Machen, her five daughters and
son from jackson, Miss, Mr.. )
S. S. Carothers of jackson. Miss,
Mrs. ID. w. Kelly. Mrs, Swanson
and Will ii. Tunnard. editor of
The Sentinel. Misses Ruth Ma
chen and Florence Hart acted n
hostesses of the occasion and
waited on the little guests.
Opera House.
Mr.. j. A. Hawley, the well
known cater,r to public amuse-
ment. has leased the Opera
House. and with new equipments
and some good vaudeville stars,
has been entertaining good houses
during the past week, The NOV
ing pictures are distinct and fine
while the inter'u,les are laugh
able and entertaining. The
Opera House is a good place in
which to enjoy pleasant even
ing.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1909-01-01
Notice..

The time for which the law firm
Of KI,id q Long was organized
having expired 10y mutual consent
tile firm Is dissolved. >Bu>iness
now on hand will be attended to
81 the name of the firm aud in
The same manner us before. IL,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-28

4okASE. Sept 2s.President
a 1elIzersd his mneh-heralded
H1Tsztior spesch TODAY. and. a.
~ expected to DO. promlsed
e F1Dae that b. would use all
y nl|seoee 70 hasten the CON.
Nus Z irrigation projects now
- ~ o. contemplated.
= - hen that be intended
- n fofssts and pledged his
4N4 against the waste OF
w. - Illegal gobblIng Of water
- By corporations.
s'aen' eompIimented the
fzian q Richard 4. Bal
ssrrsszET Of the Interior.
w IA an1sr the secretary
e1iai r. tie l4ws would b. en-.
49,. sa npsftially and for the best
's'a q ne people at large.
ssss the Forests.
A aFsiiins upon the lmpor.
~ ~ = saEfhs the forests and the
1919. essf q the country. and
~ ssalhlns the arid lands. ne
\. a y. said that al present
49, sn acres nov Il under the
I =. = IAs forestry bureau This
-. s'oaf ohs-fourth OF the
sadsf private ownership
4. a ~ : great deal Of oppoai
N. \, !. IA. assssoped against the Dol.
~, sss.aFeea BY Mr.. Roosevelt
- ~ ! rs'es'er pinchot and seere.
49, y. Y agriculture Wilson. general
Y .ah o hF. Pinchots plans
|1,a y ppsaFed, Mr. Taft said
sss ~ - great body Of American
s ssr recognize the benefit of no
: y reference to forestry"
Al caasrsss for Aid.
~ \. p'saidsnt said that congress
|s's. ,s Y sotaethlng 10 relieve ne
Eva ''s q Colorado ana 81 other
|s',..,' sao had gone into certain
|t,.s 4 projects with the expec.
h 49, 80 ne government would
= re go. sith the work. ''''
III, y i WISE he said 10
N K. congress for relief bv nre.
hin 1 ssassase d an enabling act
n II sasll permit the seere, I, !
|aa Y 'a .sf O to Issue bonds h NJ
4. -. slgg0o'oo0 to complete Am
|ksl, .s..i hoW projected. These
~ n,,, sao'iid be redeemed from
Ia i sssa paid into the reelama'
q ,Tais 49, AFTER the completion ii
'asfsss Too Generous.
} ,s '1ss. the subject Of grant.
|hk ~. PARTIES, The president
|ts'hsr =, esngre@ had been al.
r. III A. Al , Generous IN times
M srsu, ~ ~ INSTANCE of this wa
|as; gwen the Pacific rail
49, made betwea, Dsen 2 as
IN nevs, mineral ..tl.. lands. he saId
,s1sisas /, sa an'il now has adequate
a'Ien Il p y. 7 made for a cias9ifl
|slely xb .aaas 70 al to show AZ
'sAa a.e ~ va. aIe mineral lands ana
i's,zres.,'s,'s' 'icuItural lands. nv
70 iar as authorized
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-28
DEREL|CTS IN
COURT PLEAD
FOR LIBERTY
Judge, However, Decides
That Treatment in Coun-
ty Jail May Cure Them
of Drug Habit.

Two trembling. drugwrecked vic.
tins husband and wife-stood In
the dock Of the police court yester-
day afternoon aud with the yolubil-
iiy Of morphine fienda with pat ex-
cusea begged 10 be allowed TO go 70
their home az Winnipeg.
Their pasty-hued countenances
showed the terrible rayages Of
morphia. but each eagerly promised
10 break of the habit II only al
lowed 20 so.
Il am Mrs Leona Martin and this
Is my husband. Frank Martin said
the woman. We are trying to
break Off the habit. Judge, but
please don't send ua 20 Jail
The little woman. naturally frau
bot now q creature with a CLEAN
Of despair IN her eyes, wept and
pleaded IN vain.
There's only one way 70 break
you Of this terrible drug habit,
said Judge Gordon. and that Is to
keep yon In Jail, / shall send you
70 the county jail"
And the little drng-wreckcd WON
an sank % the bench, put her arms
around her drug soaked husband
and shook with sobs. Some shame
remained.