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The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-02

Il have been troubled with consti-
patton for two years and tried all of
the best physicians in Bristol, Tenn,
AID they could do nothing for me-"
writs Thos. e. Williams, Middleboro,
Ky. Two packages of Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets cured me.
For sale by all dealers.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-02
DAWSON.

Mckinley Bodkins is still very i'll.
Fay Price was a Humboldt visitor
Thursday.
Mrs. Andrew Sippley visited in
Humboldt last week.
Joe and Alex Tiehen were in
Humboldt between trains Thursday.
Mrs. Elmer Dorty is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Bodkins.
Blanche Armbruster visited over
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. jerry
Kean.
Mrs. Della Mccoy spent a few
days last week in Table Rock with
relatives.
Walter Utermohlen is improving
very fast. lie has had the typhoid
fever.
Elma Barlow was over to Verdon
visiting Miss Carrie Hancock a few
days last week.
Mrs. Thomas Kean, Blanche Arm
bruster and Mrs. Jerry Kean were
in Falls City Saturday.
Beatrice Neeld returned home
from Lincoln Sunday where she en-
joyed a visit with relatives.
James Clancy, Pat Clancy and
Thomas Ryan were down to Falls
City Saturday and paid this taxes.
Beatrice Ryan returned home from
Kansas City last Wednesday where
she has been visiting friends.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Dappen that were so sick are
to be out now. They were in town
last week.
Mrs. James O'Grady and daughter,
Mrs. John O'Grady and Mrs. Martin
Riley were down to St. Joseph on
Friday.
Mrs. Pat Burke and Kitty and Mary
Ryan went down to Falls City to
attend the Mission at the Catholic
church.
Sam Zimmerman and wife were
down from Humboldt Friday and at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Pat
O'Brien.
The Dawson teachers returned
home from Lincoln Sunday where
they have been attending the teach
ers' meeting.
Pat O'Brien and Walter O'Brien
and wife were called home by the
death OF their father, Pat O'Brien.
He was buried Friday.
Mrs. Maggie Quinlan and her moth
en-, Mrs. Pat Quinlan were down to
Falls City and attended the mission
from Friday until Sunday,
Mrs. John Rothenbergor was call
ed to Dawson ON account of the
death of her father. She lives in
Creighton, Neb.
Charles Cooper and family returned
home Friday from Pawnee where Mr..
The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-02

Cooper's father has been very i'll. At
the time they left he was better but
Sunday he was called back as he
grew suddenly worse.
Curtis Ramsey, who is attending
school in Peru was so unfortunate as
to break his arm a few days ago. He
will remain at home until he can use
the injured member.
Misses Bridsie and Kate Kean and
a cousin from Omaha was going from
John O'Connell's to their home when
the team became frightened and ran
away. The girls were thrown from
the buggy and received seyer bruises
Miss Bridgie however. was hurt the
worst.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-02
RULO.

81 Bunker of Wisconsin Was "a Rulo
visitor Monday.
Charlie Cessna of White Cloud was
in town Friday.
Alta Gilbert returned To her school
work at York Sunday.
Bert Elliot of Montana came home
last week for a visit.
Ray seley was a business visitor at
Falls City, last Saturday.
Fred Dempsey of Preston was a Ru-
10 visitor last Thursday.
August Johnson spent Sunday with
his family in Nebraska City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown are the
rrond parents of a baby girl.
Floyd Long spent the past week,
with relatives near Hiawatha.
Z. w. Larabee and wife visited wit
relatives in Preston last week.
Rev. Pickett and family have start
ID house keeping in the parsonage.
George Seley came home from Wy
more Friday for a few days visit.
Mrs. Thos. Johnson of Knapp, Wis
consin visited In Rulo last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Merry spent
Thanksgiving with Rulo relatives.
John Story of Hiawatha was a Ru-
10 visitor a couple of days last week.
Carl Frederick returned from a few
weeks visit with his brother at Diller.
Al Dixon returned from Wymore,
Friday to finish the work across the
river.
Coon Thomas and his family moved
back on his farm north of town last
week.
DR.. J. c. shepherd went to ST. 10
seph Tuesday for a short visit with re
latives.
Floyd True visited several days the
la,ter part of the week with friends
in Salem.
Drank Gardner of West Bend, Iowa
sPeut rs: week witt cid friends at
this place.
VIM. Shepherd of Lincoln spent the
T%hanksgiying holiday with his par
outs in Rulo.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James Halter visited
with relatives in Salem one day Of
last week.
Grandpa and Grandma Burke came
down from Falls city recently to Wis
It friends here.
Ms q. raayaulGinburg is visiting
R,r dalshle9 Ms. Malvin Rinehart
Al s4ith ceat,l, Knass.
Earl Dicks and family of White
Cloud visited with relatives here the
lass of the week.
Nr. and Mrs. George Oldfield re-
earned from q three weeks visit in
Auburn Wednesday.
Mrs Earl Circuit returned Saturday
evening from an extended visit with
relatives near Falls city.
NJ ami AIra. TOY Williams and ba-
by sfent Thanksgiving with Mr.. vii
fem mother at Fortescue Mo.
Ward was a Kansas City Wis
itar Il { week for the purpose of Sc
tct-u= ne goods fer lis Christmas
le.G 80 .a # - slezan Uni.
nrsi.g, returned 70 hts school aeaia
Noa'ay offer a short vacation spent
with his parents at this place.
Mrs. Hosford moved to this place
from the country the last of the week
She now occupies che of the Belpier
houses lately vacated by Mr.. Ross.
auth Kanaly returned from a
visit with relatives near Monte Vista,
Colorado Saturday. She was accom-
panied home by Mrs. Henry Majerus
and little son.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-02
The County in General
The 'Doings' OF Our Country Friends
and NeighbOrs.

days with relatives in Salem this
week.
Callie Edwards OF Lincoln spent a
few days with relatives in this city
this week.
Mrs. Blanche Jones and children of
Table Rock visited with relatives in
Humboldt this week.
Miss Emma Frank of Lincoln is
spending this week with her sister.
Mrs. e. e. Meyers.
Name Patterson of Table Rock
was a guest of Miss Winnie Mann
the last of the week.
Miss Faye Sanford of Verdon was
a guest at the home of Otis Unkee-
fer and wife this week.
Mrs. Blanche Jones and children
of Table Rock visited with relatives
in Humboldt this week.
The ladies Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church met with
Mrs. Guy Cooper Thursday.
Miss Eleanor Williamson spent last
Sunday at the country home of her
uncle, Rock Williamson and wife.
Linnie snethen and Anna Marmet
returned to Peru Monday, after a
weeks vacation spent in this city.
Mrs. Pohn Powers ST., was in
Omaha Thanksgiving. the guest of
her son, John Powers Jr, and wife.
4 company of young people were
delightfully."- entertained at the rural
home of Miss Roxie Wells Friday ey-
ening.
Harold Davis and sister, Mrs May
belle. who are students of the State
University spent the week with home
folks.
Miss Caroline McCready was absent
from her school duties Monday ON ac-
count of The death of a relative in
Pawnee City.
The infant son of Joseph Graves
and wife died Wednesday morning.
Funeral services were held at the
family home Thursday.
Will Boyd and family, accompanied
by his sister. Mrs. Huston of Salem
spent the last of the week with II. f.
Boyd aud family in this city.
The basket ball game played be
tween Humboldt and Seneca, Kansas.
Thursday resulted in the score of II
10 y in favor of Humboldt.
Miss Hattie Dorland, a prosperous
teacher in Nemaha county, spent
THANKSGIVING at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. Il. l.. Dorland.
aubc Wilson and family left the
first Of the week for Texas where
they will reside in the future. His
brother Art and family, left Friday
for the same place.
Cts Tnkefor. Who has for several
years been connected with the Sc
grist Lumber Co. has accepted a pos
ition with IA bank at Fillmore. Calf,
and will move to that place as soon
MS arrangements can be completed.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-02

Every family has need of a good, re
liable llniment. For sprains, bruises,
soreness oil the muscles and rheuma-
tic pains there is none better than
Chamberlatn's. Sold Ivy all druggists.
The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-02
BARADA.

udg.
George Burgess was in the city on
Saturday.
p. d. Gushard spent the week end
in Falls City.
Henry Leslie of Shubert was in
town several days last week.
w. A. Cox and wife were visiting
their new grandson Sunday.
J. C. Wileman returned last week
from a trip to Minnesota.
c. f. Kuker and family were shop
ping in the city one day last week.
Fritz Slagle visited at the home of
his brother, w. E. Slagle last week.
The children of Rudolph Faller are
having a siege of the whooping
cough.
Otis Spickler and wife returned
this week to their home at Council
Bluffs.
DIR. G. NJ. Andrews of Stella spent
Thanksgiving with his brother at this
place.
A. e. Butler and wife were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Mar
tin on Sunday.
John Hutchinson and lady were up
from Falls City for the box sup
on Friday evening.
DR.. Andrews reports the birth of
a boy at the home of Jacob Arnold
on Saturday, November &c.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sailors enter
tanned a large number of guests at
dinner ON Thanksgiving day.
The small son of Karl Mangold has
been suffering from hemorrhage of
the lungs due to whooping cough.
h. NJ. Williams and wife entertain
ed their children and grand children
dinner on Thanksgiving day.
Miss Hattie Iillv was down from
Perm taking in the box sumner and
visiting her many friends here.
J.. Silas Whitehead and wife are
rejoicing over the birth of a son.
DIR Van Osdell brings the renort
Mice amanda nrorfe1d+ w.e nm
from ST Deroin where she is teach
and enen+ tbo wool ond with
her neonle
Henry Kelly received internal in
iuries from horse hack ridino last
week DR. Andrews renorts him i'm
nnmhor of porodo snortsnop
secnroad tbair bird for THANKSGIVING
dinner At the shooting match held
Inv Rridoman and Leslie
Irvi, Kicker was threatened with
tvnboid nr Andrews was called but
If 10 he an attack Of .astritis
irwin is IN bis feet AGAIN
Tho Rarado Peading Circle last
wool, oon,n1otod tho hook y - noda.
yoov - thoi, n,oot,,a +bis wool, opd
will now talo nm aTbo Evo,ution Of
noddo
poriro, sor,ioo. ouo il rroaross
,nd m,ob intoros+ is ho;ng manifest.
~ pov Nan,inoa Of Eons
~itv nresonts the tr,tb !, . soroihle
nonnar
mr. VarosdoI woe called Loot wool
- cot = fractrred arm, for. Grandma
The Falls City tribune., 1910-12-02

A good farm for sale, north OF Falls
City. Enquire of w. II. Maddox.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-09
AS TO VAcciNATloN.
snncIal To rho l.rnder.


oklahoma City Otla March D.
"lf 9ny mrnber # ;hc boprd o.
health eamn 10 amy oilirg for lhc bur
p0sp Of yaetinaiHg me o. amy mem
yer Fl ms iaull. : Vaull beal him
ca wi i clab Di-rie ludse Gea
~ afk Etia in court when fe
ie rCswa on mn injunction
aeaipsi NE beard Of hoaHh prevent.
lug The chilfecmeH pf vaccination
crlefs lgdse Clarl, asserted thai
unwilling earclns oas are cpcroneh.
,3re nrnn ta civil righis Of cili-
zens who're ~ immediate darger of
coulaSiol e Shown May0f Scalcs
aud Dr. J G. Halr state health
commissioner are seeking To have
hc lgrre cnact law providing
lor c0npulaas yaeciaailen By The
hsara ci health when i gsueral CON
.a.xt4e,t .f.4t.n4 ..'
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CHAPTER XIV.
The cIner,atoeraph.


On Mcnday I went out for q rt
time. did not 90 to tbc Office
Ennte., 4 falk thougn. fresh air
AL would drive away the
bles iat had me b. the throat
7 Mt. sisted on a long day in
MS ST. 1t / refused,
a. know Why not" he said
hilA. 4 can't walk. ! haven't
VIZ ID two consecutive blocks in
w years. Automobiles have made
irgs mere rnaments -and some not
even tha We could have Johnson
out there sing US over the country
at s5 an I'll"
He can chase US just as well at five
miles an hour ] said But what
gets me. Mcknight. is why am i'm.
der surveillance at all How do the
police know was accused OF that
thing
"The young lady who sent the flow.
ersshe isn't likely 60 talk is sheg"
mo. That is, ! didn't sy i was a
lady groaned as ] 's, get my
splintered arm into 4. Anyhow
she didn't tell" | fniske, with con
viction, and Mcknight laughed
II had rained in the early morning,
and Mrs Klopton predicted more
showers In fact, SO firm was her be.
lief and so determined her eye thar
took the umbrella she proaefed ne
.'Neyer mind" / said We can
leave ii next door! have a story to
tell you, Riebey, and It requires proper
setting
Mcknight was puzzled, bat he fol-.
lowed me obediently around to the
kitchen entrance OF the empty hogse
i was unlocked, as had expected
While we climbed to the upper floor
] retailed the events OF the previous
night.
ITS the finest thing ever heard
of Mcknight said. staring up al the
ladder and the trap What a yaudc.
vile skit Il would make Only you
ought not to have put yom foot on
her hand They don't do it IN the
best circles
! wheeled on him imnaUenty
You don't understand the situation
at ali, Rlchey ! exclaimed What
would you say fl telI You it was the
hand Of a lady2 1t was covered eitH
rings
"A lady be repeated Why. I'd
say 1t was d darned compromising sit
utation and that the less you say Of
II the better Look here, lawrence,
think you dreamed It, You've been
In the house too much. take it all
back You do need exercise"
she escaped through this door. !
suppose" ! said as patiently As
could Evidently Gown the back stair
case We might as we'll 90 down that
way
according 70 the best preoedenis
IN these affairs We should find a glove
about here he said as We started
down BIT he was more Impressed
than he cared to own He examined
The dugsy steps carefully and once
when BIZ cf lnosc plaster fell just
esaa,,o l.iA..s l.e s.aatsl las lersoes
xauan.
nAhai | dnrt understand Is why
yau let her 80 he anid, stopping
r.<z..l. -.....4t...i .-t ....... tf..
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WEAK. WEARY WOMEN
Learn the Cause OF Daily Woes and
End Them.

When the back aches ANA throbS
When housework is totiuFe
When night brings no rest or sleep.
When urinary disorders set ID
Women lot is a weary one
There is q way TO escape these
woes
pcan's Kidney Pills cure such .irs
Have cured w0men here IN GUih-
RE.
This IS one Guthrie womans testi
mony
Nle Mars + iIoglBnd ri war
ner Atea Gulhie, Okia, says II
trust that ny endorsement OF Doans
kidney pills VIII be the means cf
btingns this splcndid remedy TO the
notice Of other ps0pIe suffering from
tldncs disease had attacks of this
complaint for scNoral years. clJtus
Win in ny bnek and irrcgHlnr pass
axes 90 Do Kidney sccreliona nnai's
kiahey iflila pelnaAeuilb s,ald We
ana ! am always willing to say a
Ged 4ofd FOR thcm
For sals hg an dealers. price 30
cents f'0sierNilburn Co.. Buffalo
New Yosk sole agen's Ter BE United
Remember the name ,poans and
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ing to ten you another story, and II
you don't tell me I'm a fool aud a
craven, on the strength Of it, you are
no friend Of mine"
+ We stumbled through the twilight
Of staircase into the hlackness OF the
shuttered Kitchen The house had
the m6ldy smell Of closed buildings,
even on that warm September morn
ing it was damp and chilly As we
stepped into the sunshine Mcknight
gave a shiyer
Now that we are out he said II
don't mind telling You that | have
been there before DO you remember
the night you left and face at
the Window"
when you speak Of it--yes'
'Well. / was curious about that
thing, he went on, ais we started up
the street and ! went back The
street door was unlocked ana ex-
amined every room ! was Mrs. Klop-
tons ghost that carried light. and
clumb
did you find anything
only clean place rubbed on the
window opposite your dressing room.
Splendid view Of an uutidy interior.
If that house is ever occupied, you'd
better put stained glass in that win.
dow of yours
AS we turned the corner | glanced
back Half q block behiud us John
son was moving om way slowly.
When he saw me he stopped ana pro-
ceeded with great deliberation to light
cigar By hurrying however. he
caught the car that we took and stood
unobtrusiyely on the rear platform.
He looked tagged. and absent.minded-
~ paid our fares, to Meningitis de-
light
We viii give him a run for his
money he declared, as the car moved
countyward Conductor, let lis of
at the muddiest lane you can find.
At one o'clock after a six-mile ram
Bile, we entered a small country hotel.
We had seen nothing Of Johnson for a
half hour At that time he was a
quarter of a mile behind us. and losing
rapidly Before we had finished our
luncheon he staggered into the inn.
One of his boots was under his arm
and his whole appearance was deplor,
able. lie was coated with mud, streak
ed with perspiration, and he limped
az he walked He chose a table not
far from us and ordered Scotch. Be
yond touching his hat he paid no at
tention to us.
I'm just getting my second wind
Mcknight declared. How do you feel
MIR Johnson? Six or eight miles more
and We'll all enjoy our dinners" John
son put down The glass he had raised
to his lips without replying.
The fat WAS, however, that was
like Johnson ! was soft from my
weeks inacfion, and | was pretty we'll
done up. Mcknight, who was a we'll
spring Of vitality and high spirits. or
dered strange concocuon made of
nearly everything in the bar. and sent
il over TO the detective, but Johnson
refused H.
7 hate that kind Of person." Nc
Knight said pettiahly. @kind OF fell
low that thinks you're going to poison
his dog if you offer him a bone"
When we got 10 tho car lire. with
johnson oraggled and dropping tail
TO the kite. I was in better spirits !
had told Mcknight the story of the
three hours just after the wreck;
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SYNOPSIS,

CHAPTER I-Tsawrence Rlakciey, law.
rar goes tn piushWrg vita the forged
notes IN tile Bronson case 20 take TIE dep-
asitton of NE chief witness for the pros
erutipn John Gilmore. millionaire. In
the iattcfs house the lawyer is attracted
hy ne picture OF a girl whom Gilmore
explains Is his granddaughter. Alison
West He says her father Is a rascal and
q friend Of Che forger.
CHAPTER IIr-standing In line TO buy
Pullman tlcket Blakeley IS requested
Pm lady to buy one for her. lie gives
her lower II and retains lower ten. He
fflds man in a drunken stupor Ia lower
ten. and retires il lower nine,
CHAPTER III lie awakens IN lower
seven and finds THAI his travelling bag has
disappeared and il IT'S stead Is another
Ills clothes likewise Aave been exchanged
for others
CHAPTER Iv.-An amateur detective
interests himself IN the case II is leafaed
tnat the dead man is Simon Harrington
OF Pittsburg
CHAPTER v.--TIenry Piaclney sulll-
Va. Is 9eiieyed io ee the name 81 the.
fran who disappeared with Blakeleys
murder
CHAPTER VI.-Blakeley tecoines in
terssted IN girl III blne. Jirk and
blood stains are found in lower seven
Blnb ley comes under susr
CHAPTER -Cireumata~Sial eYi-
deilce against Blakeley ~ strengthened
The train is wrecked.
CHAPTER VIII. Diakeley is rescued
from the burning car by tie girl III blue
His arm Is broken.
CHAPTER IX Together they 20 10
the Garter farm for breakfast. She tells
him hef same Is Alison West. his part
ners sweetheart
y CHAPTER x.--Allson's peculiar actions
mystifg tbs lawyer. She drops her gold
bag and Blakelcy, unnotlced, puts Il in
his pocket
4. CHAPTER XI-He return- ONE and
learns from his anaiydy Of .4se hap
penings
CHAPTER -Blakclev learns that
woman hy the name Of Sullivan fellow
victim OF tive wreck, IS in the hospital
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TO COMPLETE GODIFYING
OKLAHOMA STATUTES
Thomas Bill Cfea.iRg Special
Committee Recommended
for Passage

The bue barrels Of the Standard
on company wee rolled round ana
lourd IN ho senate yesterday after
noon wlen he NORMAN hoGse bill
lnoyidng for inspections Of oiis
came up ana before the scrap had
closed many fine points IN n9Mhe-
ma, ca wsre brought ouJ
Senators blair and Strain We're
the Harveys Of he senate yesterday
afternoon and unlike he real hing,
ii Is admitted hai hey proeed
themselves dismal failures as in-
struct0rs in mathematics. This con-
chision being reached BY the result
of The vo on the Workman house
bill which stood / for and II
agains
Very little had been said about The
bin; the house had passed i quietly
Win seventy votes and when Sem
atar R0dlic made a moyion yesterday
ai ernoou to indefinitely pos pono
he measure, il came more ike q
clap of thunder and streak oI light
ring out Of perfectly clear Shy
tAan anything else Senator Rldlie
g9id tha the leak in HE bill was 70
be found in section II, which IS as
follows.
~ ee-d Leak in Bill.
"rhe chief ana he deputy oil IN
spectors shall charge ana receive for
inspecting oil 10 cents per barrel In
bnlS AT reliperies Z cents psr bar
rel In tank cars, and 10 cents per
barrel fo inspections ia barrels
lle classcd his es nothing more nor
less than an Aldrich high tariff
measure applied 10 sia.cs and said
f. would be q rehher tax IN discrind-
Ia.icn cf free 'radc.
Senator Davis, Graham ana Allen
also "a ked against The Bill Sen
at0 Graham classc3 Il as q purely
Republican scheme of going aIl
,fopnd he circumference " q prop
os ii1n o faiFo revenue and o make
eac peaplc heliogs lhal ho corpora
ti9ns are paying the tribute, when in
coe f, oomes directly from the pocb-
e. OK The people
,eia ara s rain and Blalr afiar il
h1a b,el genera IS conceded hat 81
te If the oil consumed in Okla.
hnma is shipr & in, repeated Che areu
mont tnat 10 apnly The inspcc- ION
tay would ua AFFECT la price dI OIL
% Inc consumer in excess OF one
Guh OF clc pcr cent when mucn of
.he 81 per cent OF oil shippd IN
comes n barrels and would Dee NIB.
ieet a ~ rer .eN barred inspec-
tion tax.
senator steam Auts lhe senate
which Killed tiis bis viii haYe %
hard fimc explaiung the 'b3yi at
the cIEs ol he creel. ths fab he
YAy and whereiores of their votes,
Walc senator S ewag Who Tough,
ho blt from laii 10 The p.
EiAas ne. lhe country h1,- and
ids whg burn tne Hidnigh d.. tina.
Jhf, amy ie1n 10 read aHd write
vii be apa ei an ezn1 burden of
nn4 Caats per gallon because pf
she Hlf defeat
IT. Complete he Code
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OKLAHOMA DELEGATION
is AGREED on BILL
Will Magt With Approval Of
Indian GiIiGG, Il is
Hoped
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~ 4A AAAatA i4k|lHA ltt ltAi lNAN'i itftsAi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-09

CHAPTER Iv-An amateur detective
interests himself In the case II is Ieafaed
ttlat tile dead man Is Simon Harrington
of Pittsburg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-09

! CHAPTER III-fFe awakens In lower
seven and finds that his travelling bag has
disappeared and III IT'S stead Is another
His clothes likewise Aave been exchanged
for others
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-09

@ CHAPTER IL Standing In line to buy
a Pullman tlcket l3lakeley IS requested
oH lady to buy one for her lie gives
her lower II and retains lower ten. He
niids man In drunken stupor Ia lower
ten. and retires in lower nine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-09

CHAPTER v.--Henry Piackney sulll-
vaal is believed TO be lie name Of The
aran who disappeared with Blakeleys
clothes and grip lie is suspected ot tie
murder