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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-01

Pc civil to your mother-in-law. She
is a convenient person to have
round when the rent falls due and
your purse is Fat.
that you are waiting for in the cold
rain at 10 O'Clock at night.
Every family has a skeleton in ita
closet, but some are not content 20
leave 1T there.
When a girl tells her ehunn a secret
she gets awfully mad IL the chum
doesn't break her word and give the
secret away.
Most boys get their religion from
their mother and their cussedness from
their father.
If everybody minded his own buSt,
ness what a dull world it would bel
Findin's is keepin's, as the small boy,
discovers when he runs into the mea-
sles.
Never despair. If the sun doesn't
shine the rainfall will make garden
sass grow.
Some people don't wait for trouble
to come to them. They go out and hunt
it up.
Some men are SO honest that even
their next door neighbors believe In
them.
What Made Him 0uit7
"Do you think Shakespeare didnt
write those playsT'
.Of coursa not A simnIa F1lRtfc Hike
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-01

Some people don't wait for trouble
to come to them. They go out and hunt
it up.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-01
THE ARGUS.

sY THE }. w. POTTER CO.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-10-01

Some men are so honest that even
their next door neighbors believe In
them.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-01-29
GROUNDLFSS WEATHER REPORT
BY PRoF. 49, Zoe.


cold spell ZERO may be looked for
this coming week. the custom reports from
northern border show large importations
of trapped ozone.
Z. S. removes the tariff OF trapped ozone and
it may now be breathed freely.
It should be noted tsat this year the north
wind whistles yankee Doodle" in honor OF
this event
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
j: Love. No. real lady should not jump
into her 1ancees arms. as this is not leap year.
After you are married. however you may then
Jump all over him.
2: Broke "Eiu drafts cause chilis?''
Yes, when they blow in from the banks
All queries should be addressed Il, Prof
Hazy Fog, care Of The Dippy Department OF
this paper.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-08

Scientists hnve t"id Is such terrtfv
inn stories about tn rr~tru,tlun 10 ale
couvt,,u 10 H. ny tht ul:e ui the
huiISt-tit jhat tho average no,l-4W If,
l. inaNIu4 more iuHn ~" 'l-uat rtturt 70
rid Def huu~t OF th''~r ni'ru> Ii,9 l"~lS
t'lN pul"i was never n >Hti>ta"t"r\
means nI catching the Mlll ny 1t Wn~
much more nEely I" catch u nuumn
victim rms >,a>,,n We uuVe a ut.W
trap. which Is $Hui to be tai and away
better than any other invention at the
kind The Illustration shows one NJ
these devices II L. made OF tin and Is
tive and Il hait inches high The luwei
portion is perforated lntC twenty tive
corruga,ionS for the flies to travel up
to the upper chandler. The top OF the
upper portion Is perforated. admitting
light and k+erlng he flies there. the
trap by InpuIiS OF the bail Is suspended
anywhere thar the pests are APT To
cOngresatp. Bait must be placed in
side the trap 70 empty the trap all
there Is to do is to nod II under the
hot water faucet ana turn on the wa
ter The deceased can then be readily
removed by pulling the trap apart ana
emptyinG ana again made ready tor
use. hardware Magazine.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-08
New Gases

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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-08
AT The court HOUSE
The WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
DUINGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
r1lnuteS of the Superior Court and
New Cases Filed. List of Real Is.
tate Transfers and Miscellaneous
Instruments Filed with COuntv
Auditor.
In THE SUPERIOR COURT

TIL following is the record of bus
iness ansacted in the superior court
last week:
In re estate of w. L. Mcdonald,
deceased. Final report approved.
In re estate of Anna SChaffer. de.
ceased Same.
Emma Cox VS.. Emery Cox Set for
trial August 1.
Sarah A. Holland VS.. J. H. Holland.
+. A. Smalley allowed to withdraw
files.
City OF Aberdeen VS.. r. A. Wiley
ct uN. Judgment cancelling deed ell
tered
In re estate of John Engstrom, de-
ceased. w. H. Pearson, John O'Hare
and Geo. Stalding appointed apprais-
ers.
In re estate of Bert Berry, deceas-
ed. Hearing continued to August 81.
In re estate of Joseph Bernard, de-
ceased Hearing continued to Aug.
81.
F. A. Patrick & Co. VS.. M. M. Wake.
field. Judgment for plaintiff for $3.50.
sc and costs.
In re estate of Fulmer Moore. de.
ceased. Sept. 3 fixed to hear final re
port
In re estate of Mary M. Stevens. de.
ceased. Same order.
A. Townsend, ct Tx VS.. Daniel 70.
gan, ct al. Mortgage forecosed, and
ROgan awarded Judgment for $1O,607.-
O6 and costs.
State VS.. ID. B. Hill. Defendant
discharged.
Annette NJ. Clark VS.. Thos. II.
Clark. Divorce granted
In re estate of Harry ID. Chapman,
deceased. August 20, fixed to. hear
petition for letters of administration.
James Hayes ct al VS.. Hattie Ilew-
EFT. Judgment for plaintiff for sos
45 and costs.
State VS.. Chas. r. Andrews. De.
PENDANT committed to the training
school.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-08
Novel Porch Pillows.

4 set OF porch pillows OF unusual
interest is worked III Old English mot
toes III quaint Old English lettering.
rhe pillows are made OF unbleached
linen. oDlonE III shape. and contain
such notices aS "Sitte and ReSte
Awhyle." "Faire ldlenessee." Com
forte Is Goode"
The letters are worked IN fiat satin
stitch outlined with black or can be
darurd in. Several tones of old blue
Chinese green or shades OF yellow are
effective. or the cOloring OF Old miSSalS
can be copied. with the capital letters
in Il different color from the small
hneS
These pillows are usually finished
with Il heavy cotton cord the shade of
the linen, but they sometimes have
narrow conventional border darned In
around the edge TO form Il frame. The
same colorings are used as in the
notices.
Any one with q knack of lettering
will find it easy to work motto pillows
for any room. as IL guest room. den or
library. Ecru linens duh green linen
aif"ta or silk or linen more effects
form good fairgrounds. though m"
crash is better suited to the work than
roStiier materials.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-08

II tho stomach ~ III IL healthy cOndl
tion aud able to digest food that cundl
ton VIII be iutrafed by a sense OF
hunger. II the system Is III II dlSor-
dereu STATE. aS is mat 81 "A person sui
terIu@ from fever. no food Is rtliShed.
and the patient does not care whether
hp eats or not. Ia such Il case il Is
patleutS taking food the same as ne
would medicine. once IN so mHni
hours. Dyspeptics often literally StulVc
themselves because their stomach sui
ters when they take food. and they
take less and less until by and by The
stomach loses ali desire for food and
almost loses It's ability to digest 1t.
The only way 10 cure such Il person
is to train the stomach into u state OF
activity. The stomach needs to have
meal and to have some hard work to do
There are good many patients
whose stOrl,achS are not really feeble
but they need to he stretched by hearty
meals. Once in awhile good square
meal Is prescribed for patient VINO
complains that he does not want to
eat nything.
There is an instance OF woman pa
tient whose stomach had been pamper-
ed until it finally became so feeble aud
inactive that 1t would not act upon or
even hold any food that was put into
1t. She was finally restricted to moth
ing but oatmeal Cruel. but her stomach
would not even digest that. The doc
tor then said. THE best thing for you
to do is to eat what you please" So
she ordered good meal. and she ate
everything she wanted. Her stomach
disposed Of the meal without a par.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-08
Real Estate Transfers

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nv l,t,oi,ai., -
oii itC " w 1''u iiD rL,iria, oir
y , t0i "0e" e''O'i'7' !" ~ ''''''' -A's''
- ,.,
- Wv, i'I ~ g ''1 h,onI- II
n,a',a'' Wv C.,.,.iI,l -oo
,,e,.a, '('v'''i 80 0TnriI 1vnod
'oa y, IT, . ,,,1,ai. n,.Ia',
o u"' " odditto1 1Tn,,tosara IN
y ,t,ao,1,.,,fr 80 p ~ r'oot
L. -, W '0''' va IN
u IT. t,i,o+ -, Ca,1 MAJ 1o+s
-" . a "a blool,
a 80 - - adiition IN
r. 7 r7o,, +o ~ T and y 7 Ross
,o,e . IA hloo,,
s o,1 - - ~ ~ ..... I
r. L,oss to r. n p Foss lots
bIocll ea,no addition I
Ham, ~ - Proa,,iron 70 N1u<e chic.
horicz lots n is block Il.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-08
FOOD PRICES ABROAD.
Eighty Cent Bacon In Franoo-ice
Cream S11O q Quart In london

Eighty Cent Bacon In Franoe-ioe
Cream S1.10 Quart In London.
In these modern days meat is the
staff of life, and one finds that the
staff costs us much abroad us ut home
although over there they DO not clanur
about The price as we do. They mere
~ do without meat.
The cuts are different and called by
different names. and the grades are
enditSt In England the poorest folk
can buy meat or meat bones for rs low
as ! cents or even > cents II pound
And. too. there are often poor qualities
in good cuts. and the British. with
characteristic impertinence. refer t.
the worst qualities as "American."
quite regardless of their origin.
The best cuts of beef cost in London
where they are given the unnttrac-
tive name of rump steak 2S to 3o
cents Il pound, in Paris 80 to "a. in
Berlin from - II ~
Bacon is tremendously dear. In
France choice brands may mount to
so cents. and ordinary brands are over
about 30 cents but Is rapidly mounting,
the increasing scarcity of pigs being
responsible for this.
Leg of mutton in England costs over
90 cents. in France % to 30. Milk in
Paris is II cents Il quart. III London s
or 9. Plain water ices cost in London
: cents II quart and ice cream $110.
=
is l. ! Cor the health. don't y know.
WHAT"
In England good coffee averages de-
cidcdly more than In America. So cents
being cheap brand. In France it is
very much dearer. 40 cents a pound
for a really good blend being a bar
gain and "specialite" being over GO
All common coffees abroad are loaded
with chicory. which costs 10 cents Il
pound and adds great deepness of
color to the brew.
Good tea costs less in England
than in America. ranging from 35 to
IS cents. In France it is very high
dealer likes to ask over SIPS pound.
Butter ranges in all three countries
from. say. 80 to 40 cents.
Sugar in England is cents pound.
In France it is a government monopo-
ly and much higher. In London eat
ing chocolate. almost as good as the
we'll known New York or Philadelphia
makes, costs IS cents pound. Robert
Shackleton in Saturday Evening Post.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-08

Tressie Under to Thos. McNally,
lots 33, "a, 80, block 6, Karr's
Hill addition Hoquiam ...... coo
A. ID. Devonshire to d. G. Reinig
and Albert Schafer, lot 10, block
1, Byles & Dabney's addition
MoIltesaho ....... .....'.. 5O'
w. e. Graft to Christ Felkner,
lots 10, 20. block SO, Northern
Pacific addition South Aber-
East Hoquiam Company to Z. f.
HOllenbeck, lots 10, II, block
IS, Heermans' Annex Hoquiam. 75(
Jno Norden to C. Norm, part sec
ton IL, II, s ............... II
r. S. Porterfeld, lot 50, Garden
Hill addition Elma ........... 25l
G. w. Roberts to }. w. Roberts,
part section 81, and 80, IS, 6 =. il
Jos. Mauermann to C. w. and W.
e. Hughes, lot 2, and wiz lot l,
block Z, Oakville ............. o0(
c. o. Hansen to Jens Anderson,
So of s12 of neA of neA sec
ton 90, II, 8 ................. ,5(
w. f. Burrows to S. E. Brown,
lots 10, IA, block 10, Byles 4
Dabney's addition Montesano E. L
w. J. Patterson to J. w. Light.
foot lots I, 8, 10, IA, 10, 20, b
AZ, Northern Pacific addition
South Aberdeen ............. II
A. l.. Davenport to f. G. Tefft,
so feet of south 100 feet lot Z,
block 2, Bayview addition Aber
deem ....... ....... ....... .ooo'
c. A. Congdon ct al to B. Sheeks
lots I to -, block 5, Hoquiam
addition Aberdeen ............ 120'
C. w. Douglas to B. F.. Cautnorn,
ct al, lot IL, block 30, First ad-
dition South Aberdeen ....... 20(
Carl Smith to E. Anderson, q C
d part lots 1. 2, 8, block IL,
Rices addition Aberdeen ......
f. Anderson to G. A. Smith, q C
same ............ .........
l.. w. Wellington to G. w. Bowen,
lot %, block 2, North Hoquiam
addition Hoquiam ............. l5(
Mabel Cornish to Mike Woods,
part seA of sell section 10, Ii
......... ..'....'. .''''' ''
A. B. Crawford to J. A. Johnson,
lot 23, block Z, Tacoma addition
South Aberdeen ............. 1t
The Olympic Land Company to
Edward II. Grobe, lot /, block :,
Highland Home addition Aber-
deem and lot -, block II, Stew
arts First addition Highland
Home .......... ......,.... l.
L. NJ. Reasoner to ]. E. Foster
lots II, 10, II, block l, Evans u
Lewis Grays Harbor Home
SteadS ......... ..''''' IL
l.. NJ. Bowes ct, al to w. S. Men
denhall, lot I. block 4, Harbor
Heights addition Aberdeen :. II
o. NJ. Kellogg to O. NJ. Wood, lots
II, Is, block /, Sunset Beach. .ll0(
Olof Hendricllson to j. Windberg,
lot I, block I, Wishkah HUI
Nellie F.. Mills to Mrs. Eva Meth
cry McGee. q C d lot 6, block .,
Luark's addition Montesano.
C. s. Olson-Wigsness TO S. s. Sny-
der. lots "A, %, block 6, Benn's
Central addition Aberdeen. 2O-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-08
Miscellaneous Transfers

r. !. Ecker to Hattie Wiley.
cont lot 3. block 30. Pleasant
Home addition Aberdeen .....1000
Mike Chlebowicz to Adolph Sic
zewsk. mortgage lots Il, IS,
block Is, Benn's Central addi-
ton Aberdeen ................ 300
Ed. Payette. sheriff, notice of levy
lot /, block 20, Frances addition
Aberdeen ........ .... ........ ~
NJ. +. Smith Shinelo Company to
c. f. Peterson, bill OF sale shin
gle mil ................. IL
Ada b. Gels to John Henderson
wortqapo lots ", -, block 10,
North Hoquiam addition Ho-
GUAM ............ .......... so
City Retail Lumber Company VS.
VIM. Ostberg ct al, claim for lien
lot 10. block I, and lots I, 2, .,
block 8. WeatherwaX addition
North Aberdeen .............. l55
w. J. Coy to Baldwin & Porter,
ASSET log brand Circle w 49,. ...
S. II. Price to Jos. Mauermann,
assgt mortgage ....... go. 1oo
e. l.. Woodruff to b. G. Crane,
mortgage lots 10, II, block z,
Byles & Dabneys addition Mon
+eeanc .,.. ....... 500
H. Winters to II. E. Walker, sat
isfaction Of mortgage lot /, and
NV % feet lot IL, block 40, HO-
ouiam ..... 1000
O. c.. Eshelman to J. w. Johnson,
mortgage lot 10, block 10, North
Hoquiam addition Hoquiam.... 400
A. H. Anderson to w. L. Nemeboe,
mortgage lot 10, blocl. 10, Karr'5
Garden addition HoQuiam 49,. 100
Aberdeen Investment Company to
Geo. Komaromi. land contract lots
%. to 81. block II, Northern
Pacific addition South Aber-
deem .......... ......'.'.,''.. o@'
Geo. II. Arland to J. |. Case
qhreshing Machine Company
chattel mortgages, engines. $500
Martha Jones TO II. II. Stedman,
guardian, mortgage lots /, 2, 3,
block 60. Reuel Minis addition
CosmonoIis .. ......... $50
L. z. Dudley to i, G. 1saacson,
land cont lot Q, block AS.
Weatherwax g. Benn's Second
addition Aberdeen .lo0O
A. X. Scott VS. Carl Shelley, chat
tel lien auto .............''.'. 70
E. Bechdolt to Agnes Dietrich,
satisfaction mortgage lot IL,
block /, Riverside addition Mo-
clips .......... .............. LOU
A. L. Paine, trustee, VS. B. j. Gar
man ct al, notice of lis pen
denS ........ ........''.'.' -
A. O. Meyers to f.. }. Bradley,
chattel mortgage law books 1000
C. w. Bodwen to Peter Anderson,
mortgage lot %, block 2, North
Hoquiam addition Hoquiam. 6oo
C. A. Smith to Peter Anderson,
mortgage part lots /, 2. 3. b
II, Rice's addition Aberdeen l50o
l. F. Swanson to VIM. Jacka &
Son, chattel mortgage furniture 24o
John Windberg to Olof Hendrick-
son, mortgage lot Z, block Z,
WiShkah ........ ........... 4oO
A, G.. Anderson ct al to r. Ewart
mortgage lot IA, block 46, Ho-
GUAM ............. ......' .9ooo
]. |. Foster to E. J. Bradley, mort
gage lots II, 10, a. block l,
Evans & Lewis Grays Harbor
HomesteadS ........ ....... 20O
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-08

Th following is the record of bus
iness ransacted in the superior court
last week:
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-08-08

ticle OF trouble. all the vomiting and
discomfort ceased. and from that time
she began to gain In health.
The time sometimes comes in the
treatment of cases which have been
dleted so carefully that IL change to an
ordinary wholesome dietary becomes
not only proper but necessary fol re-
cOvery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20
RanChmen May Have
Need of Resort to
Harsh Law of Rope

sermon on the religion OF the law CT
law is unable To cope with cattle rust
lers is eloquently given in The Fir-
ginian' by Judge Henry. IT was rough
doctrine, logic with the hair on, but It's
fairness and utility is rot doubted by
certain Salt LakerS who have cattle and
horse ranches in the southern part of
Utah. where the rose of civilization fades
abruptly into the forbdding deserts.
Horse thieves are getting busy In q
few localities. One prominent Salt Laker
received word Tuesday that several OF
his animals had been driven off, and
some OF these days there is likely to be
an application OF rope law with few
celebrated characters acting the leading
role which viii be no less interesting than
the ceremony of passing Steve and Span
iSh into the great beyond in the grove
OF cottonwoods near the Saw Tooth
range.
The railroads and automobile trails
have driven much of the romance of the
tereSted In the suppression OF laWleSsneSs
n and about his ranches. in talking TO
Tribune representative on Tuesday, But
sometimes Il little coup is pulled off by
which We lose some horses or cattle, and
we realize that there are places in the
state not yet free from all the lncidcntalS
that go to make up a typically western
scene The law of the rope is rather
harsh, but its Intelligent application in
the old days had very salutary effect
on ranchlng life"
There are still some spots in Utah ca
pable OF giving q few thrills. and there
Is material here yet for some feature sto-
RIGS which would look mighty good in
print.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20
New interpretations

The Blue Cut Canal company or Castle
Dale, Emery county. filed Incorporation
articles with the secretary OF state Tues
day. with capitalization of $500. di-
vided into S2o shares. Orange Seely. Jr.,
is president; Peter T. Akelund. vice preSi-
dent; G. T.. Larson, secretary and treas
urcr: James T.. Peterson and Frastus :.
Larsen. additional directors. The capl-
talizaLlon is represented by the irrigation
system Of the Blue Cut Canal company
incorporated In territorial days. the char
ter or which lapsed June 2. 1910 There
are siXty-scvcn shareholders In the sys-
ten.
The l-iuta River Irrigation company
filed amended articles making the capital
stock asscssablc. \ T., Sims. president.
and w, NJ. Tudord. secretary, sign the
amendment.
Articles of incorporation for the Com
merCial Electric company were fled with
the county clerk. The company which
is organized TO carry on n general cicc-
trcaI business in Salt Lake Cfty, is capi-
taliZed at $500, in shares Of the par value
OF 81 each james L. SchriClIcr is pvcSi-
dent, Walter K. Carquist. vice president;
Robert II. SorcnScn. secretary and treas
urcr. The officers. with John A. Burt
and G. A Carlpuist. make up the board
of directors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20
UTAH CLUB WOMEN WORKING
TO SECURE CONVENTION
The Utah club women are {

The Utah club women are energetically
working TO secure for this city the an
nual convention OF women':; clubs in 1912.
To this end. Mrs. G. II. Mcmahon, presi-
dent, and Mrs John +. Cowan. secrc-
tary, of the Utah Federation. together
with the president Of every club in the
state. issue a call for - meeting, to be
held in Unity hall Thursday at p. m.
At this meeting n general discussion Will
he INDUCED in as to what can be eN-
pccted from the railroads. as well rs
hotel accommodations and entertainment
OF the visitors. A large attendance Of all
club women is earnestly requested. as
the matter is of the greatest impor-
tancc to club work and life I'm Utah as
we'll as to the city and state generally
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20
LADIES' LITERARY CLUB
PLANNING NEW BUILDING

Not witbstandine the warm weather and
the fact that many arc away on Vaca-
tionS. the members of the building com
mittee of the Ladies' Literary club are
brHi1y engaged In planning the new club
bl7ldins 10 be erected on East South
Temple street Owing To the fact that
this club Is the oldest In the country
great interest Is manifested from the out
side In the plans for enlarging its home
and its usefulness. The new club Will
bc a credit To the city and The beautiful
street on which it will stand.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20

a pretty little romance that had its
inception on the lawn at the Roberts
hotel in Provo last week during Il stop
over at that hospitable place of motor
party from Salt Lake was continued upon
the return of the city folk and their fair
visitor TO their home on the bench. Chap
ter II. was compiled at the Country club
last Saturday evening. and chapter III.
on Sunday, From the rapid pace being
set by the author this will be the most
quickly written romance OF many a. year.
But all who run can read-the advance
pages.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20

Soreness Of the muscles, whether in
duced by violent exercise or injury, is
quickly relieved by the free application
of Chamberlain Liniment, This hni-
ment is equally valuable for muscular
rheumatism, and always ffords quick
relief Sold by all dealers,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20

Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure any
case of kidney and bladder trouble not
beyond the reach. of medicine. No med.
icine can do more. Schramm-Johnson,
drugs five stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20
GIRL WALKS STREET
CARRIED FOR BOUD0|R
In SOmnambulistic State Climbs
Down Fire Escape and
Boards Car.

DENVER. Colo. July 19.-Grace Moore,
aged is, an empoye OF a Denver hotel,
while In somnambulistic condition. left
her room at an early hour this morning.
descended four stories down the fire es-
cape. dropping n distance OF eight feet.
walked two blocks and boarded a street
car. a policeman, noticing her peculiar
attire-she wore waist and skirt but was
minus shoes, stockings and hat-awoke
hers Almost hysterical for a few mo-
ments. the girl finally was able to say
she had been given to walking in her
sleep.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20
Must Return Money.

Peter and Mel Greenhalgh. proprietors
of the Greenhalgh Remedy company. have
failed to cure Miss Nancy Lundberg; Il
l5-yearold girl. OF fits the district court
says. and they must return the s10O she
paid them To effect cure. This was
the decision OF Judge Lewis Tuesday IN
an action brought to recover the money.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-07-20

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