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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-19
SOME INSIDE INFORMATION ABOUT
PSEUDO jim PATTEN, WHEAT KING

hook after parting with Taylor. Pat
ten was delighted.
Next morning we went to the Of
flee of the city editor and reporters.
They did not know of Patten being in
Portland and knew less of the runa-
way and didn't appear to care. I
then went to the hospitals. No dear
old brother there. Again I saw the
| doctor at 226 1-2 Morrison street.
| Then | went to the chamber of COM
| merce where we met the king first.
The clerk knew little of him but said
he appeared to be on good terms with
Colonel Miller, head of the Portland
| chamber OF commerce.
1 was obliged to return to Kelso,
but met the doctor again that even
ing at the same old place. Brother
was better and the price of wheat
soaring.
"of course" said the king, "you
wouldn't know but you might have
made a small fortune had you let me
invest your money"
His nephew looked after things at
Chicago and each evening the king
looked at his wired gains. Strange"
said the doctor, chow we came to
meet" 1 agreed to it, besides.
| added, you will pardon me if choose
to be just a bit doubtful, for it is not
usual for men of great wealth to be
so generous and kind to strangers.
We talked of public men and of the
personal magnetism of such men as
Blaine. Said I, You, Mr.. Patten,
have that assistance and here are
your features: A strong face, good
color, large, dark and deep eyes, nose
inclined to Roman, a we'll formed
mouth, strong chin and good, we'll
modulated mellow voice.
The man wore suit of blue cloth,
dark slouch hat, double lense glass
es and a faded brown cravanette with
the right side of the collar usually
slightly rolled up.
When l went to Kelso, Wash, that
night 1 intended to return this way
and would look up Mr.. Patten, but
the papers gave the news of the real
Patten having sailed for Europe and
published cut of Jim. 1t flushed the
game The doctor folded his tent
like the Arab and silently stole away"
1 have talked to the captain of the
city detectives about this. He said
no one seems anxious to push the
case. Those who lost on story as
old as East Lynn" don't care to come
in the lime light
Perhaps it might pay the editors
of the big city papers to thaw out a
bit. 1 might have given them a good
story with a bit of encouragement and
it might have been one of their smart
boys could have tripped the old lad
up.
For myself, 1 am sorry 1 did not
call on the detectives at the outset.
But as Carleton said of the farmer
who was swindled by the lightning
rod man: "I rather liked the fellow
as I fear I always must"
For the gold of my own doctoring
is in a fellows heap o. dust"
Perhaps l have bored you with too
long story. But you were so kind
to answer so promptly and do you
know that somewhere on "memory's
cluttered shelf 1 find the story of a
runaway somewhere over there ac-
tually taking place
But the doctor said it was Febru-
airy 10, while it seems to me read of
it last fall.
Very truly yours,
b. r. RUNDELL.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-19
An Awful Eruntion

OF a volcano excites brief interest and
your interest in skin eruptions will be
as short, II you use Bucklen's Arnica
salve. their quickest cure. Even the
worst boils. ulcers, or fever sores are
soon healed BY It Best fer burns,
cuts, bruises. sore lips, chapped
hands. chilblains and piles. 1t gives
instant relief. 25c at Tallman a. Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-19
Farm For Sale.

2s0 acres of good wheat land one
mile from railroad station; good house
and barn: new drill, tanning mill,
hack, wagons. buggy, plows, har-
row, weeder, mower and rake; team
OF horses, chickens and other tools
too numerous to mention. Good
range will be left in the house. All
for s7,75o.00. $4,000 cash and bal
ance on easy terms. Address ID.
Kemler. SO W. Bluff street, PEN
dleton, Oregon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-19

Is or should be worried when the. lit
tie ones have a cough or cold. II
may lead to Group or pleurisy OF
pneumonia-thcn to something more
serious. Billiards. Horehound Syrup
will cure the trouble at once and pre-
vent any complication. Sold by A. c.
Koeppen & Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-19

military instruction. Colonel Bridges
came here last Wednesday and COM
pleted his work yesterday Every op-
portunty was given him for study
ing the working of the institution and
the system of training. Before his
departure he expressed great praise
for the school, its officers and ca
diets.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-19
A Swollen Jaw

is not pretty nor pleasant. Whether
It's caused by neuralgia. toothache,
or accident Billiards. Snow Liniment
will reduce the swelling and relieve
the pain. The great and sure cure
for rheumatism, cuts, burns, bruises,
scalds-any and all aches and pains.
Sold by A. c. Koeppen & Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-19
Notice.

To subscribers Of the Pacific Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co.
On and after April 1st, 1910, all
telephone bills will be payable in ad-
vance on the first day Of each month
and not later than the 10th, at the
office OF the company in the Matlock
building. Call at Recorders window
or mail check.
MANAGER.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-19

Are syou interested in orchards at
Nyssa? Write, Irrigated Lands Cor
poration, Nyssa, Ore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-03-19

Ladies Boles 6owed.
With my new machine can Sow
your soles on for CSC per pair. They
will look better and last longer.
A. RKIUND.
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Sellepue nno Tabtpn.

@sitsrr Nahmittag fano in
STterba9e's Qotal in 8opton bic Ulo=
mats 8erIammlung oes bortigen
8eutihs2lmsritaniihen Stabtperbans
oss itatt, bic iebr gut bsiuht mar.
qrdIiDsnt 81. Is. gsdmQnn fihrt. ben
9orfiB unb 6err grDrmauu NOR als
Setretar auf ieinem gIaBs. giaf 9srs
leIunq bss 9rOtotoQs Der lebteH Der
idmmIung. oas angsnpmmsn purne,
Duroe Serr 0enrp gangs il. an St:IIe
bss 6srrn 5siHrih 5rieis in pus llns
tsr6dItungstommittee ertpdblt. 9ns
QsBtsre bsrihtete, pab e biz iebt noh
teinen beiiuitipen gefhlub CUR 9lbba!s
tung elmer GSsitlitteit ettroffen tdbs
unb es erbielt aus oieism gruHbs nod
einsn Ufonat 3eit. Sin Sareiben
bss StaatsielretGrs 4Ibau Dolff be-
bufs Grnennung zines SpeSiaitommits
tees fir oas Sammeln BON @elDern
fir pas BdItorius 0entmal Durbe auf
sinen peiteren liorat 3uriitaslegt.
Serr Robert S0rqe!, Der Der 8eriamms
lung bsinobnte, purbe sriuht, bn per
id1isbene WlitgIie6sr ben 9rpcd Der ga
ftoriusS Sammlung nint perIteben, cine
tur3s QebensbeIhreibuna poR Daniel
4Gitorius, ippie neHen 5hatigfeit unc
Wirten fir nas 3eutiftlum 2u aeesu.
Gs puroe Elm 9eihluB Qefqht, ben
3ertihs sQlmeritaniIhen NationaIbuno.
proiibent Or 6eramer sur Ron
tudper Transformation, bic 1911
bier abge6alteu ipirD, etnsulabsn. 6err
Sorgd eriufte bann a0a ben 8erein,
linn bei Der @riinnuna zines 3eutfdls
Qmsrifanifher Stdbtoerbanoes in
8ellepue bebilfiid 8R fein, uno ferner
erIuhte er ben Bersin, bier einen 3az
menperein 3u or9anifiren, ba Elm folder
ipeaiell jebt, bd bic StudtstoHpentior
bier ftattfinpen ioa, fir BEN 9ereir
BON erpbem Berthe fei 0enn oEne
8amen fem @ergniigeH.
2lm fommtnben Wtittlpoh 9ibeno
finort in 8eaepue eins 9erIamm!umg
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Der gelepue WeIfdrs aHoeiation itott,
au Der ale Biiraer einneIanen iinb.
Die anseIesenbeit Der @erousedbung
Der Gontrutte fir bic gflaiteruns Der
5airfielo 4penue unp bes Ianlor Dlin
Gulperts tonmen sur 9sfpre6ung.
Der Staotrntb gab ben apntrott nn
cine Jirma, bic $37O0 bober mar als
6. S. anepFle's 2tngebot.
Die Sonmntion pes Ooung
Wen's Snititute .ouroe geitern in
gellccue untsr entIprehenben Jeiers
Iitteiten sr0fInet. Ssuts bsgtrnt eie
8eihGftsperfammIuuQ uno am abenb
finost in Wabls's 6aus Elm 8antstt
ftatt.
Gin 8aToliuofer erpIooirts in
Der Wpbnune BON Sdro6 Sheuer an
Der 2. uno @ine Strdbe, .Danton, uno
srlitt Steller ibmersbafte grdnomuns
ben i'm 9eiidt unp an ben 6dnoen, als
CT ben 0fen in ben 9Of mari. 5tos
ben $50.
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Cir 9icmport Gffiec fir oas yGtu-
cinnatier Soit5blntt" brfin6ct ltdD IN
HO, 331 9orf StrGfe, gcasunber bem
GDrrtbauic, iuOiclbit NeutgfeiIen, An-
seigeu II. |. N. bis 10 libr 40 Tiinnten
Nhcnos entgcgengenummen mcrocn.
Sclepbun Spntb 2401. u
- Coroner 9r. 8igbp erbielt Elm
Snreiben BON ben 2tnpdlt:n 8arIons
UNI fitzgerald pon glepelanD, Die ben
1iterreiftihen &onTul pertreten, in
Dem nm 4ustunFt uber bic g0otung
BON sypiepb Sbermann s-Iu69t ipirb.
Gbermdnn purDe an q. aprtl bon
einem 3uge Der 8. unD 81. Gifenbabn
getootet.
- gduerldubntbiderne. Simon
MsIbbopstn fir Elm einftDdiges 8ute
iteiHhaus an Der 10. StraBe, $1,000
u. 8offinger fir stn Speif0tiges Bad
itetn6aus an Der 2inDen Moenue, nabe
Der 6. Strube, $4,000.
- Tas 2eihenbegGngniB oes pere
itor6ensn glias I9oerp finoet E.sute
8orntttug BON Der SapelIe pes ct.
Step9anus 5riso6oses aus ftutt. Ter
pionier>8erein uno Die Wsitalieper Der
Step5dnHs.Gemeins iperben oem gobe
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ssremse Staote.
Bon Or. erHftGrand. d.

Jrsmbe Stdpts, bic mir gum eritsn
Mnls bstrttsn. iibsn einen i.Itiumsn
3nubsr auf uns aus. senss aus eotts
geppIlteH AbbGngigtsittn Suiammens
geitbts ettpas. eas fidb I'm 3ablsngez
tiimmel une .3tidrneefpimmel oss
stursbutes fnmboliIiri. beftimmt uns
sinsn m.brItiinbissn stnfentbGlt auf
bem gabnbofs zines Srtes, bsFen
Qdme uns iiets nur Gin Mort ipar oD.r
iibtrbaupt ME an unIer Ebr aelancts.
Infer 3ug banpft meitsr in unbss
tannts GerHsn. uno Der menIfenlsess
Bahnitsig maht Elm eieeniinnia lanss
reilioss 9eFifJi. Gin Bid In ben
Mariefa1i beIebrt ms, bab bier ouBsr
ben mntttn AnrsguRgen elmer balbser.
Ielenen Observation-Disclosures nihts "a
boffsn 1T: bic 2uft risGi j9lefbi, 6is
Stiible iinh unbeousm, unb Dag sFrdus
lein am giifsti ifsins nod nit Der lsbs
ten polttutihs aus 8ieoermsiers 3sit
nngelnngi su isin. mas gibi's benn
bier am Erte su Febsn?4 airfe -
2imisaerihi arieesrbenfmal: Der
fonielih preubiite Stdiionsporftsbsr
fuht <ifrig bic gbrs oss StdbtheHs
su attisn. Der Sdnnnsnfpirtb bat
sinsn fdmofen NorDbiuIer.@ Na als
10! GudtH mir onber ouf sigent a0ui.
bos MertiDiirbiee, bas WunRrbars!
Wii BEN ssritsa G4ritt. ben mir. bea
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:. z. silsbee bat bas YrobIem

Tr. q. Silsbee bat bas 8rcblem
aelolt, zines Der groBien 2eioen Der
Renid,beit, naruIih SdmorrhoiOeH,
III heilen. gnofeiis heiBt bas
portreFfIid,e a)tittel fpelfes fif be.
reiis In pielen tduieHo, ieIbit Den
hartndfigfien 1sdllen poiiitdnoig be.
iuabrt bat. Y. 9leuitoehfer x 60.
Dor 1916, gseiu sorf, idlifen einem
,,eSen, Der es perlangt, aliniier nno
Bebrandsnnpeiilmg foiteufrei
nad aGeH 3heiien Der 8ereinisien
Siaaten. Sn hnben In oilen renom-
nirten gpothefen. Siiiet eud) Dor
Tndnhmllngen. adtet oarnnf baB
bic llnterldriit bon 2. Silsbee, VI.
2. fid auf ie0er Seite Der Sfafiel
befinbet. NM.
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tsnamte beiipobnen. 5boenn mar iiber
so Sabre 5obtensrdber.
- Die geItattung bes perItorbenen
Wite purcel finoet beute gormittug
BON Der llnbefledten Gmpfdnenibtirhe
aus itatt. Die gabrtu9trdser iinb:
Sobn Sbonnon, SoIepb ges, al.
Wenbt, glnop 2iptngftor, Sames Wsas
Der uno Sobn s, Woters.
- Die Repport 2oge Der Glts belt
eeitern an Der 8abre bss Wtite gurcea,
i'm 5oauie beg poli3eiIeutnants Sohn
Qeabep, tbre 2rauers 3eremonien ub.
- Gs ptro oesentpdrtig pisI ours
ii6er tritiiirt, oob Die gountntommtls
Idrs oper pery 5tscdl Court" $4,000 Tiir
Die 5erItsuung Der WaTerDerts Rpco
perdusgabsn nil Die @egner iagen,
Dap Die Roao Hur 4 WstIeu lang uno
nur Is 5uB brett fei. Die Summe
BON $4,000 lei su pteI. Sn aenton
Gpuntp t0nne man cine WleiLe Roao
fir $500 berIteIen. Wdrum nift in
Campbell Gountp? Gbenio piro tart
aeosn Den gau elmer Bride iibsr ben
Gitinaflub i'm Ibeile De- Gountps
ppponirt, 0a Der guu Der Bride Su
uiel 8eId1ft nda 9enton GouniD
brinqe, oblpobI Der qrDbere IteiI ber
Soften Quf Campbell Gountp fieie.
Irieo:nsrihter 0uthinion, Der 9ssen
ben Ban iTt, bsbauptet, oab Die GeDs
porter GeIhdftslaute burh ben yau
Dieier Bride leiosn lrijroen.
- 8eIun0beitsbeamter Tr. &Ibm
berihtete foloenoe 3poesfGue fir Die
perfloFeHe 8p6c: SGuaIind Shut. 6
Gage; Qrtbur Stplss, 80; Siaat
RorQon, 50; 8m. gifforo, 50; Sos
hann 9Qelin, 45; Gattarins 2ebtamp,
/ rs; 5urrp Stnsioer, 2 Ulonate; ri
6ael gurcsu. 53; Somes JIqnn, 66;
Wutheip ShpaIbtt, 40
- Sm Ratbe Der QIoermGnner niro
es heute @beno notwithstanding bibIg
sugeben. Die psrihieosnen 8sritte
bes SpestaIs WdTerpertss sGommittscs,
oas BON Wapor Grisgsr srnarnt purs
De, baben bGies 8Iut peruriaft uno
ite[Ien nun SuperinteHosnt 9lasier
uno QrGToint RsbIinq pom WaHers
pertssRutb bic gebuuptuns auf, hab
8. 5iqoin i'm Strsibsu feline perioHs
IitSu QnoeIegsnssiten oseen Suprtns
tenoent 8Idsier nitperIeate. Sgsrner
bebauptet Brdijosnt RebIiHg, bab Der
8eraurts anoeb!ih Elm 10 haarigeE
Streiben osoen qrGiiosrt Gsrrp p0rH
Rath Der 9Logrm1nHsr erlieS, bob es
nitt pubIitationsfdbig 1T. Die Guges
le9eRheit fommt i'm Stabtraib uno
i'm Rath Der 4lbermdNusr gum Guss
trag,
- StshoFfaire in Tapton, Sn. Sn
Canton, Gp., faro oeItsrn gbeno cine
Stetaffaire itatt, bic pomogIid ben
3pb y. s. 8einter's sur 8ol9e babeH
fam. q. 8. geinter, a Sabre oit,
Elm 4nitreiter, an Der mcGerneD
Strdbe Dnbnbdrt, trdf 6e'terH Absno
/ in 5uber's Gotol ben 5ape3ierer 8aoe
Spnes, As Sabre ait, bon Der 6. unb
1cpton 4oerue, unb qsristh mit ihn
! iiber cine beitIe Sohe, TamiIisnanqes
/ legeHbettsn betrefisuo, in eintn Dorts
tUetiel. auf Der Strdbs puroe Der
Strett fortoeisbt uuo artete in 1bdts
Iitteiten aus. Soues 5oQ Elm DisFer
uro DerIetts gsintsr mshrsrs Sti6 in
bic lirte Wagsnsegsub, bic BIZ, ginoss
tpsioe trafer. iopis sinsH Stnttt ubsr
oas 6anoqelent unb Slide in per-
itiebers dnoere a0rpsrthttls. Der
( 8erIsBts iant iDfort berpuBtIos rieoer
uHo ipuroe mad bsm Spmrs opipit1l
/ gebraht, no on ihm iOfort opsriri
( puros. Sones enttam In Der Gufrss
qung, bic nd Der llmftshsnpen bsnGts
/ tiqts. Der 3uitano Seintsrs iit ein
b06It tritiiher.
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Der 2duns hnlb unb hdlb BON buntsa,
beiuegten 8iIoern selsitet. In bic belebs
teite Strabe thun, umidngt uns Ger
3Guber Der frenosr Gtaot.
Gin reines Frchss 0efiibl Der 81
trdhtang besleiiet nns ouF nnisrsr
Wonoerung purd StrdBen uno Sat-
den. iibtr Mdrite unb unter huntIsa
Tborsn binonrh. Ritts in bier, mas
nit unierm 2ieben uno 6diTen Der.
tuiipft ipdrs. unitrt Ssbniuht risf.,
alien 3fpiIt tpedte. Tirgenbs btaeenen
uns Die Sdatten uniersr grIsbniiIe,
fein 3iel srpdrtet inns, unter MsnI6sn
uno Sduisrn griibt uus itin pertruus
tss ARtIis. Die Straben unb pIdse
bdben oft 10 ionberbars fsrnheriuans
bernie Ramtn. oft nod 10 ternhoft
tssiebunasrsife, in oeutn Gin ednses
adpitsI Crtshronit i.sdt unb bic bon
Der gdtina rtidsn biirgsrEifen Or
letsns iibsrsogsn ihsirsn. lluD ipsrn
mir Die GiRpobnsr betrahten. Die or
uns poriibsrbaitsu oper, tltinftdotis
Iber uno sinaeboreuenhaftsr. an uns
poriibertrotisn, 10 tommen mir uns
ibnsn iiberleeen, fan nie Dertdppt.
Gotter, Dor. als oh Der Duff fsrner
Gambler nod in unisrn aIeiberH bir1s
uno Der perlortns along fremofpra6s
lifer Worts, iu1brsnb burh uniern
Beift Die tpunberbursn 9efifte hu.
Tdsn, Die sr jsnitits Der 8srse Sts
ihaut bat.
Nus Der 0ersou6sruna loft uns bds
Wifeu. gine id30ne srotiihe Yflanss,
bic uns b.uonnt. tlaiiifi5irt uno anas
tomifirt. geograpbii6 une bioloeiih
srtldrt purbe, bat ibrsn Marhenouft
perIoren. Der s3duber, NIT bem nns bic
irsnpe Stabt umfdnet, iit ssbannt, fos
baIo mir in idpn burhi6rittsne Stras
zen fpieoer sinmiinoen. bas amtsges
ricbt belIhtiat un6 ben Rorbbdufer oss
Sttpdnentpirthes getoitet haben. MItr
finben bic Stride iniereHant soer lang.
ipeiiia, bds arieaerbeniHidl apart oeer
tribal, nniere Rtiguneen uHo abneis
eungsn srpahen, uniere Wertburtbeile
formuIirsn fif: bic fremoe Staot lit
uns nint mehr fremo, abtr ie nGber
ipir iIe tennen lernen, heIio entScuberier
blidt iie uns an. T1s Wunner III bas
aino Do, ahnungsIoiieteit. 4ber mas
mir fir ben @srIuit bes plumbers tins
tauidsn, III onh Elm Geipinn. an Die
StsLIs zines Gltbtilhen Ginoruds, ben
bic Grinnsruns freuRoIid tttpobrt.
iritt niti nur rein itoffli6e 8ereifes
rung unitrsr GenntniTe um Die aennis
nib oieitr Stabt. 5at Iih unier 4uge
bur6 llsbuns seiddrFt uno piFeH mir
i'm 2csalbldtthen unb in ileiRen
WirtbihaFten. i'm Rath Der Gemeinbe
unn duf benz 9anSbob.n, duf benz OF
uiiemurtt, in ben S6aufsnitsrn uub
ouf btm Jrisobof ben Gsiit Der frsms
ben Stabt gu finben, 70 merten mir
oar pohl, bab sr immer Elm 9iB6eH
dnoers III als feline 8riiDer; unb cab
jsbe Staot nidt MIR ibr eisents Gss
iiht, fonoern i'm tommIualen nnb tr.
fpsrblihen, i'm @eijtess uub 8ergnls
aunasIeben ibre Isbr inoipibuslle. Surh
Gage unb 2ebensbeoinsunsen beiiimms
te geranlaouna bat. lno 10 .niIhleitrt
| fi6 bem fremolinl. iobalo er gum
stenn.r eelporbsn lift. su nsuem 3aubtr
| bic Seele Der enisouberten frtHoen
Staei.
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Bauer (bis ginIabungsn fir bes
8aters gesrdbniB fchrsibenb): Zen
eaisl tonnen mir aber unm0gIiH snr
asih einIanen!-
.Woram bsHn nift2"
Zen ipenn id oni6au', muB i4
imnler lahen!1
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Gdnieesriobn (sur Ghnieeermui.
teri: -Wlein innigfttr Osburtstosss
ipunid fir Gie, tbeure Mamd. III: Der
Dimmtl m6ee Gie ~erbolttn-!.
.Danie bsisens; Dcrl6idis mSnie id5
dber NOD n bisGsn auf - Grb.H
ntilea,.
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Mrs. b. Yaeger, iriibsr Fran g.d,toIi

6rtsin apsnHe, eiHipsps. Cincinnati, EhIs.
@rleiGIte HHtrpcEisn 100 uHs basIiber.
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Mrs. B. Yaeger,
----sts s<rssmieas---
UaQr(agfrin aiges 3eila(las.

G6on In Der dIiefisH Belt aGb es aetpifs
@srfcHsI. bic cnrd bic GtopfuHe b5bsr bee1bt
rdreu, nnb - Iieai fefn SretieI esr, bof
qua bentsHiaas nod Rerfener erifflrfn, bic
furn cine uHbefaHHte srafi TIM Gtanhe Fns.
SteIes tn ibun aHo boraasauinaen. tpas far
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-08

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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-06-24
No NEAR BEER
SAYS THE JUDGE
ONLY ONE BRAND CAN BE SOLD
LEGALLY.
SEVERAL THOUSAND EFFECTED
AS License Have Been Secured and
All Arrangements Made to Sell Sew
eral Different Kinds of tthe So
Called Near Beer.

The Mississippi supreme court de
livered a body blow to near beer when
IN passing on suggestion of error in
the Fuller case, which allows non-in-
toxicating drinks to be sold, but sus-
tanned the suggestion of error in the
second case, which prohibits the sale
Of any but one brand Of near beer in
the state, and that contains the lowest
possible amount Of alcohol.
The decision was handed down by
Chief Justice Mayes, and confines deal
ers to the one brand while for the sale
Of others, the dealer is subject to pros
ecution for violating the prohibition
statute
This was the most important dec.s-
ion handed down by the court, as it
effects several thousands >of persons
who have recently taken out license
to sell near beer, and holds that all
malt liquors. of whatever character
are prohibited by the laws Of the state
This stops the sale of maltine, which
has been a favorite drink N Jackson
since the recent decision of the court,
and upon which the dealers opened up
with full line of various brands of
near beer.
The brand Of near beer sold by Mr.
Fuller, and which the supreme court
holds is not violative of the prob hi
tion statute, is known as ''beerette )"
manufactured by a Memphis brewery,
and is said to contain only one-third
of one per cent of alcohol.
In affirming the suggestion of error
in the other branch of the Fuller l.ti-
cation the supreme court closely fol
lowed the ruling Of Chief Justice Whit
field, handed down a year or more ago,
in the Edwards case, appealed from
the circuit court of Harrison county.
Under the decision persons who have
been selling brands of near beer other
than that referred to by the supreme
court n the beerette case, are liable
to prosecution for violation of the pro-
hibtion laws.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1910-06-24
CAMPED TWENTY-FIVE
MILES ABOVE GREENvILLE
COFFIN OPENED 3 YEARS AGO
And Body War Partly Petrifed-Bov
Has Been Dead Five Years.-Parents
ANXIOUS to Bury Remains in Alaba-
ma and Had Same Embalmed

Camped upon the river bank abopt
about 25 miles above this citv is .
family Of five persons. consistino Of =
father, mother and three children 40
ed respectively IA, 10 and 3 wears The
strange part about the family is that
the boy Il years old is dead. and has
oeen for the past five years.
The head of the family is Mr. +
Free whose home is in Jackson conn
ty, Alabama. Mr.. Free follows fsbino
for living, and has done so for MANY
years. Whilst lying at Broolport, ILL.,.
ms son died, and wishing to bury him
IN Alabama, the father had the BODY
embaNmed, by a Mr.. King, whom Mr..
Free says embalmed the body of Pres
ldent Mckinley. Not being fnanc. .anv
able at that time to ship the remains
Mr.. Free concluded to keep the re
mains of his son for a while, so he
had a skiff built out Of cataIpa. suit-
able for the coffin, ana placed it in
the skif, whore it has remained ever
since. The skiff was enclosed with a
waterproof covering and has withstood
all the ravages of winds, waves and
storms
About three years ago the coffin was
opened, and the body was found to be
partly petrifed It was closed again
and has remained so until this date.
Mr.. Free in talking to representa-
tive of the Times the past week, said
that You have no idea how [ wonld
miss my son should I bury him. feel
as though he is still with us in life.
l can't say how long I may keep him,
as we have all become 50 attached to
having him with us.''
Large amounts have been offered
Mr.. Free to place the body on ex-
bibition, but the parents would not en-
terta-n such a proposition. The au-
thorities in Paducah, Ky, and Helena,
Ark, tried to have the body buried,
but could find no law covering the
case. Mr.. Free and his wife are mem
bers of the Baptist church, and are
far above the aver9 re river foaters
in both appearance and intelligence.