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American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-06-11
NEXT TO CALIFORNIA.
Idaho Stands Second Best With That
Great State.

If didn't live in California,
would surely live in Idaho, de-
clared George P. Edwards, a coast
banker, to a representative of the
Capital News of Boise. Mr.. Ed
wards was a visitor here from San,
Francisco for the first time after
having visited nearly other part of
the United States. Much impressed
with the progress already made
and with the possibilities of theGem
staate, he candidly declared today
that Idaho will be one of the great
est states in the union. As one Of
the members of the ways and
means commttte of the Panama .ex-
position to be held in the coast
city in 1915, he is actively engaged
cooperating with other members
of the committee in arranging for
an appropriate celebration of what
IS considered one of the most i'm
portant events Of the present age
Since arriving in Boise Nr Ed
wards has been bustly engaged in
viewing the city and discussing To-
cal conditions with local bankers in
the interest of whom the financial
faper is issued. Although visiting
the state for the first time. the
umttless opportunities at once ap-
pealed to him and he became an
owner of Idaho real estate in a very
stort time. In speaking Of his Wis
it to Idaho he said
Although I had for years hear
say reports to the effect that Idaho
was very interesting part of the
United States, Still in no way had
the slightest comprehension of the
real greatness of your state. Or
rather, I should say, had no idea OF
the certainty the state has of a
very wonderful future. This opin-
ion is based on a comparison of all
parts of the United States for there
is not state which l have not
penetrated. 1t would seem to me
that you people here could be much
more enthusiastic over your pros
poets, for as certain as there is
a state called Idaho, it is certain
to be one of the greatest states
in the union. The basis for this be
lief is an observation of your nat,
ural resources and climatic con
ditions. and the character Of
the citizens of the state The
men which have seen here
and possess that yirility which sug
gests the energy that goes TO make
,up the best kind of manhood, and
such manhood is bound to tell il
the development of the state. Il
seems 10 me that Boise, itself, ha;
great future as the metropolis o.
Idaho. but l think you need a little
better railroad facilities. especial!
direct line to California"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-06-11
Entertain Handy Kids.

Miss Irene oliver entertained the
Kandv Kid Klub from 3 to Fri
day afternoon in honor Of one OF
tbeir members, Miss Jean Mclnnes'
who was about to leave for Hia-
watha. Utah, to make her home
The following members OF the
cIub were present: Maud zarins
Pearl Burrell. Mabel Burrell,Grace
NcKown. Ruth Sallee, Merle Hook
or Georgia Herrera ana bee
Beckstead.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-06-11

phoid feVsr which was spread by
flies
Flies spread disease from one
person TO another. Such diseases
as dysentry. typhoid fever. choler
infantum and even tuberculosis are
known 10 be spread By flies.
Flies are always most numerous
where there is filth, such as ma
nure, or accumulations of refuse,
and are known % carry small par
ticIes Of filth on their body and
legs. Scientists have discovered
the tubercle bacillus and other
germs in the fly speck. Thus We
can see how the fly with his germ
laden body can infect the milk
or butter and other articles OF food
by falling intoor walking over them
In order that diseases may BE- les
sened BY the public taking steps to
destroy or protect itself against the
disease carrier. the common house
fly, the state board OF health rec
ommeuds the following directions,
that are approved by all health
boards be adopted
Keep the flies ont ot DWELLINGS.
Get screens for doors and windows.
Be on guard all the time against
them
Keep screens over all articles Of
food. Don't let flies ge- near the
pantry, kitchen or dining room and
have covers Tor all dishes
Be careful about the garbage can
and don't let flies collect around IT,
Keep the cover on all the cim=
You'll scarve many Of them To-
death if you do Eou- poison the
neighb2rs and yourself II yoG do
not.
Ii you are livery man or keep
a horse, be dou5iy careful Horse
manure is the best possible breed
ing place for typhoid flies
Keep horse manure in covered
boxes, and have carted away as
frequently as convenient.
Look out for decaying vegetables
Typhoid flies thrive on these.
Be doubly careful about keeping
I flies out of the sick room They
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-06-11

The annual election of officers
By the Syringa club resulted in the
following officers being elected
President. Mrs. Greenwood vice
president Mrs, Moth; secretary,
Mrs. A. Smith; treasurer. Mrs Da-
yiSon.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1910-06-11
Important Meeting.

StoCkholders Ot the American
Falls Tannery and ManufactUr-
ing company are requested to attend
meeting next Saturday, June Is,
at o'clock p. m, at the tannery
building. This will be an import
ant meeting and all should be pres
ent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
RYAN KILLED
WHILE TRYING
To END FIGHT

AZ the inquest held over the body
OF John Ryan. who was shot down
by William uorn Ia the Rex 81.
loon. az First and Pine. ON the
morning of July 4. Il developed that
Ryan was trying TO act as peace
maker when killed The fight was
really between Claude Guynn and
Horn After Horn shot twice over
Guynua head, Ryan rushed In 10
stop the fight. aud was shot
through the eye aud killed
The inquest was held az Butter
worth's this morning James
Crawford. Guynn and James Lou
testified on the stand Horn re-
fused TO 20 on the stand. on advice
OF his counsel. Crawford and
Guyun are the union men who
were drinking with Ryan at the
time lou and Horn came 10 the
saloon Lou II a friend of Horn,
but Is also a union man Each man
tells the same story as a. the time
of the killing. with the exception
that they don't agree aa 90 who
started the fight Crawford and
Guynn state that Horn hit Guynn
first. while lou claims Guynn
struck the first blow. and 80 does
the bartender A verdict has not
been reached. as the jury is still
out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
.STARWICH WILL
BRING MAN BACK

Matt atarwich IL now ia Mexico
city. where b. ia looking after the
extrAditiun Of Joseph FAyand. want.
Ell Ia Seattle for a murder commit.
ted hers four years ago. 10 a teie.
gram received from siarsich hy
sheriff Hodge this morning. the
former says that be will not be- able
10 leave Mexico for three weeks
lie says that The matter Of eniradi-
ton Is now IN The Mexico courts.
and in,lmaica that be will have no
trouble in getting his man out Of
Mexico
Fayaad shot and Killed Loiiie
Nichols In her home IN Seattle four
years aKo because she would not
marry him. He made his escape al
that time. starwich who vas a
friend 81 the dead Firl has been
trying 70 apprehend Fayaad ever
since the murder Some months ago
he caused bis arrest ln Mexico City
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
BABE
IN WOODS
is FOUND


HELffNGHAM, July Amer al
hope OF finding their child alive had
been abandoned and party 81
friends and relatives were searching
iha forest FOR some shred ~ cloth
ing left bg the cougar which was
supposed Go have carried or the
child. Mr. aud Mrs W r. Kline. ~
npmlnR today found their sis year
old SON. Danny near the head -
Lake WhHtcnm several miles from
she camping grounds from which bee
wandered away on July 4
After e hours had parsed and the
child was sian missing wild tales -
cougars and bears. abundant in The
district were cnulurcd up. The
search was kept up with the snr-
sntH bordering ou insanity Dogs
were used The party paused 60 lie
ten "a the barking Of tho dogs this
morning There was "a faint cry.
chen a great shout from the search
Ing party. and Danny was IN HE
mothers arms The child WIS ia
tlgued and frightened from HE two
days and nights IN the forest. but
was unhnft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
These Are But Two of the Five Clubs Now Forming.

The Eilers Piano Clubs have become so
popular and such instantaneous successes
that it has become necessary to inaugu-
rate two additional in order to supply
steady demand for the very best to be
had in pianofortes
These may be chosen from the new
clubs ID" and f."
The splendid response to our adver-
Using, beside being most gratifying, is
the very best evidence Of the appreciation
OF our numerous patrons.
Not only do members make a clean
cut saving at the very outset but in addi-
ton secure absolutely free a course OF 20
music lessons-free tuning-stool 10
match piano-a years free trial OF piano
and free insurance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06

With every advantage in favor Of the
purchaser, it really becomes his duty to
investigate these Piano Clubs without de
lay.
Under the modern system Of education
and conditions OF society knowledge of
music is today as much a part OF your
boys or girls education as a knowledge
of grammar, mathematics or any ordi-
nary study
BY joining Club az" and selecting a
superb Piano Player you place your chill
dren Immediately within entire range Of
the classics, Chopin, Beethoven, Mendels-
sohn, Schumann, List, and the many
other great composers OF which no one
can afford to be entirely ignorant.
All clubs are filling rapidly. II will
be now necessary TO make your selection
without further delay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
MAN BEATEN UP;
MUST TAKE Sc, 900

Pred G i.inck must accept 5000
for the beating that be received Ia
the Victor bar some J. 3 months ago
Or have bis case tried again. ac'
cordlnF to an order entered BY
Judge Cay this morning. linek
n given until tomorrow 10 decide
which he prefers The jury that
tried the cas-. allowed Liuck sius
GOO. the amount that he sued for
The Judgment il against DeAdY
4 MAtheMon. the owners % the
Victor saloon. on Second ay Lnck
claims that be Is n cripple for life
because 81 the beating given him
with q billiard cue by an employe
~ the saloon The case has been
tried twice. The first jury award
ed Linck tb.0eo. but Judge Gay or
dercd = second trial
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
BOYS TO HAVE
RALLY TONIGHT

A grand rally for the Columbia
Park club boys Of San Francisco
and the newsboys % Seattle Siii
be held this evening IN the Nam
moth rink. when the local boys all
be guests u the Frisco boys. There
win b. athletic events and contests
between the visitors and their
guests.
This morning the California boys
made tour about the city IN a
sight seeing car. under The auspices
~ the Chamber ~ Commerce To-
morrow morning they leave Tor TH-
coma where elaborate preparations
have been made Tor their welcome
Yesterday was spent 1T Hremsrton
wneFe they inspected The navy yard
and concluded the dag with q son
cert, returning 10 the city last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
200 DAYS In
JAIL FOR A
REPORTER

RENO. New, July "a legal
point that promises interesting de
Vclopments has arisen today over
the refusal ot sheriff Fcrrel 60 obey
IN order Ol GOV nickerson calling
Tor the release from the county
Jan of Douglass Shclor, a news
paper man who was sentenced 70
as hours Imprisonment aud 60 pay
fine OF s400 for contempt OF court
nickerson held that the court erred
IN finding Shelor guilty and said
this was 4 step toward judicial con
troll of the press
Sheriff Fcrrcl claims that the
governor has no jurisdiction tn the
case. Sheior's term began at noon
Saturday and ended Monday noon.
but he was NOT released because he
had not paid his fine The altcrna.
tive Is zoe DAYS IA Jail. and the
sheriff is holding Sheior pending
compliance with the courts order,
Gov. Dickerson Is expected 20
take further action 60 enforce his
ruling.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
YOU CAN'T KNOCK
j. KEMP'S COOKING

" Brown. logger. early this morn.
ing accused James Kemp. lunch
stand proprietor at 3i3 First ay. s..
Of being a rotten" cook He said
that Kemp couldn't even boil water
without burning a. This anFered
-. Kemp nightly and J. Kemp
forthwith drew a revolver and shot
Il Brown IN the arm Then the
mallRned cook ran out around the
counter and tapped the logger on
the head with the butt of the gun.
The police arrived I'm moment
and took both cook and logger to
the city jail. Brown was not Sc.
riously injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
MAN FALLS
OFF DOCK;
DIES

Jack Hewitt. aged 20. ferf of
Colman dock early this m0rnins
aud took so much slater into hla
lungs before be could bc fiahed out
that be died a short time later a.
the Ciiy hospital The police have
been unable % find cut anything
about the man Ills body - held
az nutterwortha. with The hope
that some trace % his friends or
relatives will b. found
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
TENT C0LlAPSES
AND THEN BURNS

WATERFOWL. s. D.. July Ga
storm last night wrecked the main
tent % the Ringing Bros circus
while the niEht performance Was In
progress. Tho storm. which NAA
almost aa severe AZ cyclone.
struck the big canvas and 81 par.
daily collapsed The tent took fire
and was destroyed The spectators
caught under the canvas struggled
out and none were severely injured.
The storm WAS 80 severe that
houses we're uuroafcd and box cars
blown from the tracks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
STREET CAR HITS
DELIVERY WAGON

A street car accident at Ninth
Az. s. and Holaase ct, az $3.50
o'clock this morning, held up traf-
fie on the South Seattle line for
nearly an hour. a car running at
high rate Of speed hit a delivery
wagon driven by A. Lewis, Of 1911
Main at. smashed the wagon and
injured the horse. Lewis escaped
| injury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
SPLIT NICARAGUA
INTO 2 REPUBLICS

SAN JUAN DEL SUR. Me. luly
{. Gen. Estrada and his followers
have decided to await the outcome
OF Gen Mena's invasion OF Chon.
tales before declaring the indie
pendence Of the eastern section Of
Nicaragua.
Original plans were 80 declare
independence aud call the new re
public New Nicaragua Il was 20
have come under the protection Of
the American government, and
Gen Estrada was 60 have been the
first president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Fortunately for most of us, lot
OF temptation doesn't tempt.
The best way TO understand wom-
en- Is not TO try.
Telling the average man TO use
his own Judgment is poor advice.
How man does enjoy giving his
wife money-for about week after
marriagel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
GRAFT IN
COUNCIL

NEW YORK, July s That poll
ticians are making practice ~ ex-
torting money from persons seeking
permits and licenses - various
kinds ls the substance % COM
manication from Mayor GaynoF be-
fore the board OF aldermen today
Gaynor charges that the politicians
demand sums q FROM So % $500 for
securing aidermanic favor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06

Salt Lake.-Rohert s. Lovott. Of
the Hartman lines, today increased
the reward for the capture Of the
three bandits who held up an ore
Ron Short Line train on the out
skirts Of the city June 20. to $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06

BOSTON. July 6 Mayor Fitz-
gerald today barred the Jeffries-
Johnson fight pictures from Hos
ton. declaring their exhibition would
be degrading.
In deciding against the pictures
Mayor Fitzgerald severely RrraiFn-
ed prize fighting and pri1e fighters.
SACRAMENTO. July g. Mayor
Beard does not anticipate any trou-
bic n the moving pictures 81 the
JeffrieH- johnson fight arc shown
here.
Their. IL absolutely no danger In
Sacramento Of race riot. and the
pictures will Do no harm" he de-
clarrd They win not be prohib-
tied"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
FIGHT PICTURES
tooneluesdl

AANWhAhhNAHN
black champion. aa he was accom-.
panied BY white woman hg
claimed was hin wife
VICTORIA. n. c.. July 6 There
viii be no opposition 20 the JET
fflea johnson fisht pictures hero,
there being very few negroes Va
Victoria.
LINCOLN. Mob. july chief Of
Police Malone probably Will bar the
exhibition Of moving pictures or the
iofffies- johnson fight A strons
movement is under way here Go In
duee the chief 60 exercise hta au-
thuflty under the municipal law and
prevent display OF the fight films
HELLiNGuAM, July g The JET
fries johnson moving pictures VIII
be welcomed in this city No racial
troubles have resulted here from the
battle az Rene. There are few me-
eroea IN this section
BAN DIEGO, Cal, July 6 - No
steps have been taken here % pre-
vent the exhibition ~ The 1effrios-
johnson fight pictures Euperin-
trudent of Police John T. sehon
said today that be knew or no rca b
son why they should not be shown
as others have been
WASHINGTON. July 9 ncliev.
ms that more riots would follow the
exhibition Of the JeffrioH Johnson
fight pictures IN Washington. the
commissioner 81 the District Of
Columbia today ordered them
barred
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July c.
Mayor Neyburn today refused TO
prevent the Jrffriea johnson fight
plcturca ia Philadelphia lie said
he did not think the pictures would
renew the feeling between the
whiiea and blacks which resulted Ia
riots here Monday night
ATLANTA. Ga. July G-"I viii
certainly aet permit the Jeffflea,
Johnson fiKht pictures 10 be shown
10 Atlanta. said Mayor Maddox to
day
'~rhe pictures would inflame the
aHu negro sentiment, and the result
would be- disastrous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06

Hill City, kan.-Buck Plant. who
recently escaped from the Parsons
insane asylum. yesterday appeared
az his aged fathers home. crushed
his head IN with an axe. and cut his
throat The maniac was captured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
zoo 90 b Iehsnnsabura.

LONDON. July e-Thc Iefffies.
Johnson fight pictures viii be-
barred IN the hiograph halls Of
johannesburg. South Africa. a.
cordinF % a dispatch received here
today The officials fear that The
pictures woald cause the HmonldeE
iug race foolins there 10 burst into
flame. and that fatal riots between
whites and blacks would result
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06

Beverly, Mass.-Prcsidont Taft's
vacation really began today. He win
make no political or business en-
gagements for 10 days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
CLUB E

Members secure $3.50 Crands or
Player Pianos for $3.50, paying
81 90 down and $3.50 weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
Wholesale Prices
CLUB B

Members secure $3.50 pianos for
S467. so, on payments OF $3.50
down and 500 weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
TENANT NAMED ON
BOARD OF APPEALS

Mayor Gin today appointed
George Tenant. lawyer, member
OF the city board Of appeals. This
board settles disputes that may
arise between the building in
spector's office and architects and
contractors as TO the interpreta.
ton and enforcement of the city
building ordinances.
-'-sas=Hr----=a---s------
Chicago. chief Justice ftiller died
worth 81 bO0,0 600. lie made most Of
his money In Chicago real estate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06

MEDFORp. ore. July s-The
leading moving picture theatre u
MsdfoFd has already made arrange
ments Tor the display ~ ibr fiEht
films ~ the Jcffrisa- johnson fiEht
No effort win BE- made to prevent
their exhibition
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
STILL POURING
INTO IDlTAR0D

H. r Williams. just down from
the idlsarod dAggins. says there Il
a good field for 900 operators in
this camp. but that z.001 men ara
nos there and more coming When
those who Will become disguised
leave. a good camp for a thousand
men wili remain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06

DETROIT. Mich. July G.-Rcfer-
ring 20 tire fight between Jeffries
and Johnson at Reno as a battle be-
tween black stcvedorc and a white
hoiiermnker, Governor Warner to-
day said.
= hope that the pictures ~ this
degrading spectacle viii not be ex-
hibited IN Detroit I win surely use
my Influence "a bar them through
ont the state"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06
WIFE OF RICH ALASKAN GETS
DIVORCE AND $4,000 AL|MONY
Mrs. Jesse Noble Tells the
Court That Husband Re
fused to Let Her Return
TO Him.

Jesse Noble. one ~ the wealthy
mining men 81 the Fairbanks dis
trlct lu Alaska. WAS ordered by Su-
pcrior judge Cay this morning, Ga
pay his wife $4,000 alimony besides
500 a month permanent, alimoay
and s50e for her attorneys Judge
Gay granted the wife. Nell Noble "a
divorce on the ground of uon-Hup-
port and dcscrtion,
Although the northern mining
man was represented hy AN attor-
noy. DE confined his efforts 90 an at
tempt TO prove that Mobiles prop
ory was an acquired prior 10 his
marriage The couple we're married
in Fairbanks January ., 1907 and
have child two years old
IN 1905. thc wife testified, her hua-
hand sent her out 90 Seattle from
the North and since that time has
failed 60 provide Tor her or 20 givo
her an opportunity % returning 20
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06

DIES MONIES. Iowa. July s-Mo-
tion pictures 81 the Jcffries John
son fight win not be displayed IN
Iowa A state law prohibits flght
pictures.
Attorney General Ryers today
served notice that II the district at
torneya IN the various counties do
not enforce the law he will take ac-
tlon himself 90 sec that the films
are not exhibited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06

Motion pictures should not be
permitted 20 be shown unless they
are 81 an educational value said
Mayor Kricamnu today such pic
lures ne those Of the Joffries John
son fight would stimulate interest
in puRiiism. which is degrading
am against the exhibition 81 the
fight pictures and shall vote
against allowing them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06

Germany supports 5000 900 pee.
pie on ar area iess than that Of
TEXAS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06

OMAHA. Neb., July 6. - Acting
Mayor Bruckcr today said that he
would not prevent the exhibition 81
the Joffries-Johnson fight pictures
unless all moving picture shows are
prohibited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06

NEW ORLEANS. July e-Tho
victory Of Jack johnson over JET
friss VIII D. shown in motion pie
lures In at least one Southern city
This city officials today decided
that they would permit the pictures
10 be shown here. bat In order %
prevent riotluE. whites and blacks
viii not BE- allowed 10 watch the
pictures AZ the nama place Pre-
cautions wiii be taken where the
pictures are TO be displayed 10 pre-
vent any disturbances.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-07-06

Mrs Veicnde Carhonuau. a sister
81 Mobiles wife and herself one 81
tho richest women that Alaska has
produced. testified In favor o. her
sister Mrs CaFhonnau told the
court that she was president and
manager ~ the Dome city bank In
Alaska and was familiar with No
bic's property interest Mrs Noble
has. since her husbands deaeffion.
been making her home with Mrs
Carh0pnaub Besides being hank
owner and a mine owner AIRS Car
bonnan owns one ~ the largest
ranches In the Yakima valley
Margaret Mulrooney. also a sla-
ter ~ Mrs Noble. made a deposition
that WAS used Ia the divorce ease.
Shc h. cashier Of the Dome city
bank She testified that she had
sold an interest that she had in the
hank 70 Noble fcr $4,000 Noble
sim has this bank stock She also
made cath 20 the paying mining
properties Noble owns ON Gold
stream Ciary creek, and Wolf
Creek. in Alaska
Judge Gay held that AT 81 Noble =
holdings wcrr his separate property
and ordered Noble 90 pay the sums
directed from this property Mn
Noble was represented by Walter
neais and John r. Carroll