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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-04-28
]. G. ROCKWELL'S new SUNNY SOUTH
COMPANY.

When j. G Rockwell's New Sunny
South company appears in the Alma
opera house. Fridsv, April GOTH. local
theatre oers,will have an opportunity
of JUDGING for themselves just what
a first class colored organization ieallv
10. This company is colored one
throughout. being composed of twenty
i've people, including some of the
clsverest ard mcst popular colored
performers before the public. Il ID
RECOGNIZED from coast to coast az one
Of the leading and most capable of its
kind. Comedy 10 oil that 10 aimed
at and nothing else is reached, bsl
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-04-28

lO tne hepuDllcan VOTERS OI OrdtlOt
County
hereby announce my candidacy for
nomination as sheriff on the Republican
ticket at the coming primary election
and solicit your support at that time
In making this announcement I have
considered well the many words of en-
couragement from those friends who
wish me well and trust their influence
will assist me in securing the nomina-
ton. If l should be so fortunate as to
meet with favor from the electors of the
county can promise the enforcement
of the laws of our state and county as
they appear on our statutes, which is all
that any man can do and be true to his
convictions.
Yours truly,
w. II, PARR.
Alma, Mich, April %, 1910.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-04-28
PAROCH|AL RESIDENCE
St. MaFy'S Parish viii Erect a $4,000
Residence on DOwney Street.
BUILDING TO Be PAVING DR|CK
And Erected on the First Lot West of 81. MaFyS
ChurCh-WOrk to Commence Soon.

Through the untiring efforts of Father
Mulvey, assisted by the members of his
parish. work will soon be started on the
erection of parochial in this city. The
building will be veneered with paving
brick and will cover a ground space 32x
23 and will be two stories high and a
modern structure throughout. Stone is
on the ground and it is expected that
early in May work will be started and
the building completed by early fall
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-04-28

The Record Office is in receipt of the
December number of the Philippine
Agricultural Review published at
Manila. e. A Coddingtoh we'll known
in this city is assistant editor and
superintendent of publication. The
magazine is full of interesting matter
and Ia typographical appearance is the
equal Of any similar magazine publishe l
in the states. ssef $3.50
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-04-28
SILVER MEDAL CONTEST

To be held under the auspices of the
Woman's Christian and Temperance
Union at the Baptist church of Alma,
Friday evening, May 9th.
CONTESTANTS
Kahtheena Austin, Ruth Dunham,
Nellie Nelson, Ruth Porterfield, Ruth
Dutt, Florence DePlanta, Bessie
Oswald, Helen Cary.
PROGRAM
MUSIC. ........... ...........A America
Devotions. ..........R Rev. w, f. Doty
SoIo 49,. .........'............M MISS Hearn
No. /. The Dream of the Revelers.
No. 2. The Modern Cain.
No 3. Which shall it be?
Solo .................... Loretta Clum
No, 4, Is it worth the Sacrifc.
No. 3, The Prodigals Soliloquy.
No. 6. The Political Parade.
SINGING
No. Z. Samantha as Politician.
No. s. Dykes of Holland.
Talk on contest work M Mrs. Nudge,
Judges report
Preseh tation of Medal DR.. A. F. Bruske
Singing
Admission 10 cents, school children &c.
Mrs. G.. w. Pringle, Supt.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-04-28

On motion of Aid. Russell supported
by Aid. Fuller the council adjourned.
n. +. McClinton, d. w. Adams,
Mayor. City Clerk
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1910-04-28

be allowed at footing and the clerk
to issue Oh der for the same.
GENERAL, FUND.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-02-16

also correct charges The cain
jus against Was CO.
sesk is covered by resolution Of
the County board allowing action which the
place amounts he mas en-
the of soc for all char
think that the items
paying prisoner Eagle River
commit charges against Villas County and should
justice which Just and
proper
Claim No g. reported by seiske mwhch
be allowed at soc
said claim The CLAIM OF
Thompson prisoner
claim
witness been paid by
s. reported H. seiske the
will justice Soc in
of
The claim think
er Villas County
Claim H. .nunder which the
esou OF VII and the shoald he al
lowed soc in peeof the therein charged The claim OF John
Thompson said action should the time of
conviction think
er
Claim by H action in which the
apply should be
allowed the of soc in place of the items as charged IN so
said action should be
said priosne The bal
the claim charge against Villas County The Wiz
certificate issued by the justice
of the
Claim No 8, reported by seiske justice S IA
which the justice
Boeter, constable in said acien
allowed soc the time of of the prison
against Villas County
AMOS RADCLIFFE
District Attorney, Wis
| 10th 1903.
Your general who
claims against Villas County beg leave report that we have examined
claims inclusive said claims be
allowed in whole in part dsaowed appears from the
Chairman
of this board and the County clerk be authorized and directed to draw
Signed, FRANCIS BREEsT
H. JACKSON,
|
Supervisor.
| FRED A. FOSTER.
| Supervisor.
]. L. METZ
Supervisor.
State Wisconsin Hunter Case,
Charge,
E. sarsoh Constable fees $40 s,7o
Wisconsin Ulysses Noel H. J. seske Justice Court
Charge, Open and Gross lewdness
H J. seske Justice No $512
State of Wisconsin Charles
Charge, vagrancy
H J. seske order No 1922 so
/ Herman Bolter $50
State Wisconsin, Richards Ira
McDermott
Mischief H seiske Justice Court
| H. j. seske Justice order No 2.97
State of Wisconsin Fred Mourer
Charge Drunk Dsoderly
H J seste Jutsiee fees
State of Wisconsin Felix seiske Justice Court
charge
/ J. Justice FeesOr No
John Thompson, Constable No
State Of Wisconsin Charles Rogers, H
Charge
| H. J. Seske, No 20
John Thompson, Constable No 1925
Is Oestrick,
charge
/ No 6
John Thompson, FeesO rider
Is State of Wisconsin Purdue Justice Court
charge
H j. Seiske, No
John Thompson, No 1776 1929
10 State Of Wisconsin
md batter
i
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-02-16
Tax of 1908. Sale of 1909


Certificates held by E R. Frssen
Resolution all VOTING
Resolution No. IA then presented
RESOLUTION NO. IA
Resolution offered by Supervisor Fred A. Foster
RESOLVED of Villas County
sixtyeigh the
hereby
made illegal tax by resolutions
2s respective
y charge said
appoon
ment against
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the sum
our and 71oo Dollars be and the same hereby
compromises
Commission acting und
the tax of
the Eagle River the Clerk is hereby directed to
Include the said sum of hundred fifty
(s554 in certificate of against asid
FRED A. FOSTER
Dated this day of November A. D.
Adopted 1oth19o9.
adopted Voting Aye
Resolution No. Is was then presented
Resolution offered by Supervisor Fred A.
WHEREAS. Pennington return
and ss1oo
sw sW14 of Section SS in Town
ship \, East. and
described in the tax roll
and the taxes for
said paid said Lot g. and
WHEREAS. county withheld from
THEREFORE. TT RESOLVED that the of Three
and ssss) hereby ordered
Pennington include
FOSTER
Dated this 10th day of November A. D
Adopted
adopted all members Vot
ing
Resolution No presented
RESOLUTION
Resolution offered by Supervisor Fred A.
WHEREAS, of Hackey
delinquent of
Dollars forty-one
North, of Range
WHEREAS, description was
of the of Hakey for said and the taxes for said
OF 3.
WHEREAS, withheld
and $500 Dollars $SSS)
hereby
his certificate of apportionment said
FRED A, FOSTER
November D.
Adopted
On all Voting Aye
Resolution No. II then
RESOLUTION NO. II
Supervisor A
WHEREAS the the conOver returned
Is W. S AZ East. . :. !. ~
Is e E. East. t.. :. !. ..7.6l
And WHEREAS were sold BIZ the County Treasurer
ssue lel
WHEREAS, Villas county is holder of
WHEREAS, it appears the taxes on the N w s. w 10
is E. sc AZ 10 East have been paid
ceipt of No 1884,
Now THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the sum of Twenty
two Dollars $2235
Clerk hereby
certificate
town.
Dated this day of November A. D. 1909
On Resolution II
To the County Supervisors of Villas County Wis
consin:-
bewh report to you on the following claims of Justices Jurors
witnesses
numbered claim consecvely number
Claim No g. made by Fuller justice the peace are
the County
of excepting
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-02-16


i.s na DO. co,ntx ords each OF the above named
reusnanorS for rho full amount Of such contract
49, M. ,ot do, 90 Norar,ar n 1eee
NEAAeHECK
N ,ooo snneryisor
rppso1nton No q was then presented
~ - -
..s -, c,nor,;son U.aa =. ros,er
-, :. saoua 90 v;os County
- ta ana that tho resnectiye amounts allowed in
a no and the same are hereby ordered charged
~ heh said lands are located and ten County
Co. - s;, - in,ud same in his certificate of tax levy for
= ~ 49,. 80 IT,.
the evening year against saiu Owns.
-, 49, - - teo 80
- po,;or No NO. o5o,od all members VOTING
oh mouon ne0ouHon W. ""s auop'eu an AA e -
- " - -. -. $40 -
hhooio 1roN NJ ~
n o rrr W p -. - s, - wiz, cnn4u
-, ~ -. ho o;aos ~ .ox - oao. tow, IN said
~ ~ snnnort of Tho common ochoos haror for tho ensn-
,rg xar he and the same is hereby assessed and determined
Arbor vitas $500 90
Conover 500 90
sa asIe hr' snon
Ea~nineor 200 90
oooo oo
es , zoo M
state Line 200 90
natea this ,O,h dav If Nov A :, ,.o.
G. HJAcKsoN
Aaon.o. Nov ma iona s,n.,v;.or
a. -. p,,n.i NJ ~ as adon.od 81, namhers Voting Ave
$500 NJ :, 10 th rassn.ed ~
nz.o, ,rr,,N No :.
DIEGO, WIZ, :, -, ,9 $500 80 sarvor. of villas Comfy
hn0oiVh p' os ne Uounty oo" . - p 80 49, a,.+ina
., Of al The axar1a noartv in n ,o in said county as fol-
lows
Town Real Etsate Personal pronertv Total
Arbor Vitae 81 55o 600 tAoo ooo 81 $50 ooo
copover ~ GEO .oas 1870 900
EooIo pivor $50 0oo "a oao 35o 600
Eagle RIVER 1T"e,0oo .eoeo sooooo1
Farmngton 2g7 zoe GAO 24o 900
HackIev $40 600 ,2o ooa 100000
presoua Isle $50 600 1so mo $50 900
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-02-16

Certificates held by E. r. Frissen
motion adopted all members Voting
Resolution presented
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-02-16


general referred sundry
81 claims
allowed whole dsalowed
Chairman
O
date
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-02-16
Eek. B.

1890
Certificates held by E. r. Frissel
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-22
MOURNING FOR TOLSTOI
Gar and the Russian Duma Pay Trib-
ute 10 the Great Writer Who
Died at AstapOVa.

St. Petersburg. Nov. 21.-The Russian
emperor has written the following note
on the margin of the report which n.
stolypin sent to his majesty Of Tolstoi's
death:
Il heartily deplore the death of the
great writer who embodied the golden
age Of his talent in his creations of
types of the fatherland. constituting
one of the most glorious periods OF
Russian life May he find in God a
merciful judge
The duma adjourned tOday's session
out of respect for Count Leo TOlstOi.
who died Al AstapOva. The decision
was reached only after a wrangle, the
members of the extreme right contend
ing that TO honor the memery of Count
TolstOi would be to challenge the Gree k
Catholic chruch. 1t was also asserted
that the duma was state institution
to which the count was especially OBJ
posed.
In proposing the adjournment, the
president eulOgized TolstOi, whom he
described a S the Pride OF Russia and
the glory of mankind" adding.
May the merciful God open TO him
the kingdom of heaven"
Many societies and organizations are
preparing to send Populations TO the
funeral.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-22
SHOOT At WORK
Two Conservation Measures 10 BE
Pressed for Action at Coming
Session of Congress.
lspeeIaI 10 The HeraId-Republieanl

Especial to The Herald-Republican-)
Washington, Nov. 21.-SenatOr Smoot
has taken up work upon two important
conserVa ton measures, which he intro
duced at the last session and which he
will press for passing a the next ses-
sion. one Of them provides Tor the
granting OF permits by the secretary OF
the interior TO explore and prospect for
oil and gas on unappropriated and
withdrawn lands. The other one au-
thorizes the President TO Withdraw
from ali forms of settlement entry or
other disposition any lands which are
or may become chiefly valuable for the
development of water power, and pro-
Vides for the acquisition by any state
or territory, under certain conditions,
of any lands so withdrawn.
Another measure which senator
Smoot Will urge at this session Is bill
cOdifying the printing laws. This is
to be done in the same manner in which
the patent laws were cOditled under
his direction.
The printing investigation commits
sion, OF which Senator SmOOt is chair
man. has prepared bill which is now
ready for the consideration OF Congress.
Secretary Balltnger today authorized
the approval of number Of contracts
for constructions of laterals in the Pay
ette-BOise reclamation project Idaho.
The work involves a large amount Of
earthWOrk and contracts have been
awarded TO various local bidders.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-22

An Associated Press dispatch from
Portland. ore. telling of the latest in
cident in the flight and return of the
Walkers. says:
Mrs. Althea Walker and Clarence
Walker widow and son of David +.
Walker, a Salt Lake city millionaire,
were victorious in the municipal court
here today in their contest with StOd-
daTd Westfau L. StOddard). a private
detective who has followed Mrs Walk
er and her son since their departure
from Salt Lake City about November Z.
As a result OF the presentation made
by the Walkers, Westfall was held un-
til tomorrow 10 answer 70 charge Of
'injuTing Mrs. Walker and her prop
erty and defying public morals and
decency."
The detention of the detective was
the acknowledged purpose Of the Walk
ers, who cOntended that the surveil-
lance by the detective had driven Mrs
Walker 10 the verge of nervous pros
tratiOn.
Leave for POcateIIO.
With tickets and Pullman reserva-
tiOns from Portland TO POca tellO. Ida,
the Walkers left Portland today, de-
CONTINUED on Page Ten.)
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-22
STOCKMAN USED HIS GUN
One Dead Indian and Two Badly
Wounded the Result-CrOW Res
erVati0n Trouble.

Red Lodge Mont, Nov Clone In
dian dead, two lying in the hospital
man in the custody o. the sheriff OF
Red Lodge, is the result of a shooting
ARRAY which took place in the broken
country on Sage creek. about 20 miles
south of Bridger late yesterday after
noon. Reports of the affair are con-
flicting, the Indians claiming one thing
and the whites another, but II is agreed
that the cause was a WFansle over live
stock which, IL is said, the red men
were either driving OF starting 10 drive
10 the sub-agency at Pryor When the
smoke of the fusilade had blown away,
Alva otter Bull, young buck, was
dead: Red Star an Indian policeman,
was pierced through the body by a bull
let. and Peter Paul was wounded in
he region of the groin. 1t is reported
that the shooting was done by Mike
Roth. an old time stockman, who has
a ranch in the Sage creek country. near
the border OF the Crow reservation.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-22

under the application of scientific Drin-
cipleg TO their business a notable gain
mad accrued 10 both plants and men o.
r. Butferfield, counsel for the New
YORK Central railroad, cross examined
these Witnesses 10 attack the claim that
scientific doctrine had actually brought
about any Improvement.
Mr. Hathaway testified that ne Joined
the Philadelphia concern in 1894 with
the especial purpose of installing The
scientific idea in the plant and that
since the change tile cost OF production
had been reduced about 80 per cent and
the business was transformed from a
losing 10 a profitable venture. His tes-
tlmony was largely devoted to a de-
tailed description Of the minute work
ings of his system
I'm how does the output of 1904 com
pare with that OF todayT" asked Mr..
Brandeis, seeking TO show the adVan-
tages of the scientific system"
we are producing two or three times
as much replied the witness.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-22
MRS. SCHENK IN COURT
Accused NomaR Nodded and Smiled 40
Friends in the Room.

Wheeing ". Va Nov. Zl.-Mrs
Laura FarnswoTth Schenk, wife OF
the wealthy pork packer. John o.
Schenk, whom she is accused of at
tempting to poison was taken into
court today 70 plead TO the indictment
found against her last Friday by the
special grand jury.
Mrs. Schenk, attired in the latest
style and wearing an abundance Of
jewelry, appeared unconcerned, and
nodded and smiled 10 friends. She was
not asked TO plead however her at
torneys saying they would file five
special pleas Wednesday afternoon. MI
Schenk was in the court room about
ten minutes and was then returned to
the county jail. Bail will not be con-
sidered until the special pleas are filed.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-22

This was the burden OF the whole
days proceeding the only witness for
the railroad being President Joseph
Ramsey of the Ann Arbor railroad, the
former head of the Wabash system. who
defended the proposed increases as
vitality necessary In view of the in
creased cost Of operation and materials.
The hearins viii continue through the
week and the commission will not be
prepared TO decide the case, which in
wolves an increased tariff on several
year.
The shippers case is in charge Of
Louis ID. Brandeis of Boston. repre-
sentins the commercial organizations Of
the Atlantic seahOard. who sprang his
scientific principle" doctrine in his
statement al the opening of the days
hearing. His witnesses We're n. *.
Hathaway and James Mabes Dodge Of
Philadelphia, both heads of big manu-
featuring concerns.
Air Brandeis elected from them that
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-22

The Liberals contend the adoption Of
these resolutions would render future
Liberal governments as. pOWerless as
ever against the house Of lords. The
present situation appears 10 be that the
house Of lords viii discuss these reso-
lutions, instead Of passing the second
reading OF the veto bill.
The session of the house of lords to-
day was devoted TO the veto bin, the
Earl of CreWe Introducing this measure
for a second reading. Lord LansdoWne,
leader Of the opposition, after critics.
ing the measure, moved an adjourn
ment until Wednesday, when he prom
lsed 10 introduce resolutions which he
thought might result IN breaking the
deadlock of the two houses. The ad-
j0urnment was taken without division.
The country IS now too busily en-
gagged in preparations for the elections
to take much interest in the doings Of
the expiring parliament Austen Cham
berlain. in a letter published tonight,
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-22
ARRIVED AT STATION
WITH BODY ON PILOT

Lancaster. Pa, Nov 21-When the
express, eastbound on the
Pennsylvania railroad. came into the
station OF this city. early today il car
rled on the pilot the body of q man
a wagon wheel and the seat of
wagon, all unknown to the engineer
and crew. Later il was found that the
victim was Michael Fort, aged 20,
junk dealer of this city and that he
had been struck al a grade crossing
a mile west of the Stallion
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-22

declares that the maximum duty the
tariff reformers viii propose on foreign
wheat Will be two shllllngs per quarter.
that colonial wheat shall be duty free
and flour tax somewhat higher TO en-
courage home milling
Chancellor Lloyd George, at the east
end OF London tonight, made q great
play on the American dollar agitation.
He asked when had the British aris-
tOcracy started TO despising dollars
Many Of the noble houses. lettering,
had their foundations restored by pile
of American dollars and he added. in
twenty wears eighty million dollars had
been paid by the children OF Irish peas
ants across the sea in cruel rack rents
TO aristOcratic Irish landlords.
lie denounced Rosehery's and Lans-
dOWne's reform proposals as useless
shams
The meeting at which the chancellor
spoke was disturbed by suffragettes,
some OF whom were elected.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-22
SENATOR LODGE MAY
MAINTAIN SILENCE

Boston. Nov. 31.-United States Sen
ator Lodge made no reply today 10 the
demand Of Governor-elect Eugene \.
FOss, that Senator Lodge withdraw as
a candidate for reelection. on the
ground that he does not represent the
sentiment of his state.
II was said today at the headquarters
OF Senator Lodge that nothing would be
given out at present, and possibly not
at all. on the matter.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-22
COUNT DE BEAUFORT
ACTS IN VAUDEVILLE

Chicago Nov. 21=More troubles
were added 10 the burden of Count
Jacques Albert Alexander Won Mour-
mix de Beaufort today when default
judgment for S257 was entered against
him in the municipal court in behalf
of the National City bank.
This is only one Of several suits filed
against the count since his falling out
with his wealthy father-in-laW, NJ. II.
kilganen. The count, deprived of his
income from Mr.. kilgallen has accept
ed a vaudeville engagement. beginning
today.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-22
SIX MONTHS IN PRISON
No Escape for the Editor of the Appeal
10 Reason.

ST. Paul. Nov. 2l-F. u. Warren. Of
Girard, Kansas, editor of the paper,
Appeal to Reason, must serve SIX
months in the federal prison at Leav-
enworth, Kansas and pay a fine of
$1,000 imposed by a jury In the United
States court in Kansas The sentence Of
that court was affirmed by an order
from the United States circuit court of
appeals flied today.
Warren was accused of sending
through the United STATES mails en-
velopes on the outside of which was
printed $1,000 reward viii be paid to
any person who kidnaps Ex-Governor
Taylor and returns him to the Ken
lucky authorities.
The Indictment charged that the
words were scsIrrilOus, defamatOry and
threatening IN character.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-22
WALKERS EN- ROUTE Home TO
ANSWER CONTEMPT CHARGES
viii Bring to Crisis the Fight for Fortune Left by D. F.
Walker-Win Court Fight at Portland
Against Detective.

D RINGING crisis the fight for the F. Walker
- Walker and Clarence Salt Lake Wednesday
Thursday after having been intercepted Seattle with
ties They will appear before Judge John A. Marshall the
citation for for taking securities belonging
outside of the jurisdiction of the The hearing before Judge
will be next Saturday morning.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-22

Early last night neighbOrs heard
shots al the Hubbel home. but on one
made an effort to investigate the
cause
At midnight il was discovered that
the Hubbell house was burning and an
the people in the neighborhOOd hurried
in an attempt 10 eXtinguish the flames
When this was accomplished. the
charred remains Of the two children
were found in bed in their room, where
il was evident they had been killed
while sleeping. Hubbells body was
found lying on the floor of another
room and his Wife's body on her bed
where she probably had been shot with
out warning.
IL is believed Hubbell had a struggle
with the murderer. A pool of blood
outside the house indicated that he had
been shot there and his body was
dragged inside after he was killed
Suspect Arrested.
HeZekiah Roscoe of Bernardo was ar
rested later in connection with the
crimes. The evidence against Roscoe
Is purely circumstantial. Ii is said
Hubbel had won a large amount Of
money from him in a card game.
Roscoe recently completed serving a
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