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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08
YOUNGER BROTHER MAKES
ESCAPE FROM CApTOR
Squlfms Out Of Rig and In
forms NelghboTs Who
Take Up Pursuit
speclaI to the paIIy Leader.

Special to the Daily Leader
Tacoma, Wash, Dec Ranchers
armed with shotguns are searching
the countryside above Yem for Frank
Bello, aged "a, aud Mary Fredi, aged
l3, whom Bello has kidnapped, ac-
cording 10 the story told by the girls
12-yearold brother. Bello lived for
Il time at the Fredi home and Is said
to have made threats against the girl
Bello hired a rig in Tacoma, drove
TO Yelm and there the boy declares
forced the girl and the boy to get In
to it.. The hoy squirmed out and fled
The rig has ince been found but
neither Beiio nor the girl has been
seen The man will be shot II over
taken.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08
Federation Condemns McNamsras

Washington, Dec. S-Branding Jas.
J. and John j. Mcnamara as 'recreant
to the good name and high ideals Of
'"hor.'" and expressing the satisfac-
tion OF organized labor that the "cuI-
lrils nave been commensurately pun
ished for their crime" the Mcnamara
ways and means committee Of the
american Federation of Labor after
two-day conference here, late Thurs
day issued statement condemninS
the McNamaras and declaring that
organized labor should not be held,
either legally or morally, responsi-
BILE for the crimes of an individual
member"
The labor leaders assert that tae
will welcome any investigation eth
er federal or state courts may under
take"
The statement Is signed by every
member OF the Mcnamara committee,
except r. NJ Ryan president OF the
international Bridge and Structural
Iron Workers union, with which
John ]. Mcnamara was prominently
connected officially. Mr.. Ryan return
ed to indianapolis early Thursday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08
HORN IS TEAM CAPTAIN
Texas Man to Head What is
Expected to Be Winning o.
M. u. Football Squad

!. Fred ilorn, Of Fort Worth, Tex,
left end on O NJ. IT,, football teaul
this year has been elected captain OF
the Methodist team for next year.
Captain Horn Is a junior In theliberal
arts department.
The prospects for a winning team
for next year are the brightest ever.
So far as is known at the present
every man on this years squad Will
be on hand next fan, besides several
star high school players from over
the state who will be in the O NJ U
next fall. From present appearances
q NJ. lf Will turn util a football team
next year which Will give any team
in the state a run for state honors.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08
HARRIS
Gets $4,000
FROM CITY
DAMAGE SUIT FOR TEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS
FINALLY SETTLED

| City council met in regular monthly
session last night The session last
ed five hours Mnch business was
transacted
Harris Case Settled For $500
Upon recommendation OF the city
attorney, the Harris water damage
case was settled for $500 This
lamount was recommended by tho spe
cial appraisers appointed By Judge
Lawrence Of the superior court The
original amount asked for by Harris
was 10000
The Methodist hospital was granted
city water in exchange for medical
services given to all city employees in
future needing same
Free Water For Temple
The council unanimously voted to
furnish free water for use at Masonic
Temple.
The water committee was author
lied to buy 25 new water meters for
use Of city.
Sprinking Bids Wanted
Tae city clerk was authorized to
advertise for bids for sweeping and
sprinkling the strets for the next
year The amount levied by the
council for this purpose is two mills
for the business portion Of the city
aud one-half min for residence dis.
trict This will amount, under he
present assessed valuation, to about
$500 yearly Judge Dale addressed
the council on this proposition, pro
testing that taxes were already bur
densome and If there was any way
to cut the expense in this item he
hoped the council would do so.
Report On Finances
Chairman Bruce OF the finance com
mittee made his monthly report on
the city finances He cOmpilmented
the dicercnt committees on the splen-
did showing made along the line Of
He particularly Drais'
ed the showing made by the street
commissioner anj the police depart
ment. All revenue producing depart
mcnts showed a healthy gain over
former mOntas.
pool Halls to Close Sundays
An ordinance. closing pool halls on
and after IL o'clock at night
was passed
Several petitions to have fines re-
mitted were presented 10 the council.
All were promptly tabled
Two propositions to buy the bonds
were made, one by SDitzer, Rorick q
Co. Offering % ~ and one by the
Swanwick Construction Co.. OF Joplin,
offering par, with conditions.
--l------.--.-.-.+.-
County Clerk Chas Olson drove
Coyle last night. He missed the train
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08
SAVES S10O IN
TEN-CENT TIPS;
BUYS FUR COAT
ny Loased Wire

- lpl Leased WIRE I.
. Denver colo, Dec One Z
q thousand dimes, all TIPS received c
- during two years were paid to- 6
= day by Miss ivy Cole waitress :;
. in local cafe. for a fur coat. 8
= When she had selected the coat g
. and began to draw from varI- 6
- ons bags and pockets the SlO0 .
. in 10 cent pieces. the proprietor =
- OF the store gave evidence that g
q he was not sure he wanted the g
u task of counting the dimes. g
8 It took ne just two years TO .
& eet those dimes, said Miss =
. Cole. II decided to save the g
g tips received in dimes until 9
|; got Sl00 and then huy "a fur g
. coat g
9 'It is not so easy as it g
. sounds, either =
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08
HOLY GaOsTER" IS INDICTED
lRy Assnclated Pressl }

Portland Me. Dec. San indict-
men. tor the death of six followers
on the cruise OF the yacht Corcnei was
returned today by a federal grani
jury against Rev Frank Sandtord.
leader OF tae holy ghost and us So
ciety. Trial of the Shilohite leader
began Immediately.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08

The ThompsonBoasen Electric
company has bought the B. & O. Elec-
trio company's stock They will CON
tinue to do business in the Coyle
building and will carry complete
line of electrical supplies. Both
Messrs Thompson and Boasen are
well known in Guthrie, having lived
mere for years.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08
c. P|NCHOT
HAS PRAISE
FOR FISHER
IN AssocIated Pregs ]

Chicago Dec. addressing the
National Irrigation congress here to-
day Clifford Pinchot praised the work
OF Secretary Of Interior Fisher ARD
said the administration was certain to
defeat any effort to monopolize the
coal lands. Concerning the water
question he said:
When the country gains control OF
the water problem it has solved the
physical problem that water power
makes the world go round "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08
TOOK LITTLE PART IN
LABOR CONFERENCE, He SAYS
Left Washington Before De.
mandatory Statement Was
GIven Out
(By Associated Press.)

indianapolis, Dec. S-Presdent Ry
an. of the Bridge AMI Structural Iron
Workers union here today emphatical
ly denied report there had been
friction between him and Gompers
Asked why he had refused TO sign
with the other labor leaders tne
American Federations denunciation
of the McNamaras. he said he took
little part in the conference and had
no further statement to make.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08
12,814,832
BALES COT
TON G|NNED
CBy Associated Press)

Washington, D. G., Dec S-The cen
sus bureau today reported l2StAS32
bales Of cotton ginned prior to Decem-
ber first including S7.567 round and
S1457 Sea Island. The oklahoma
ginning was 783.741 bales
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08
To DlsMANTLE THE BROOKS.

]. NJ. Brooks has given orders for
the dlsmanteling OF the Brooks opera
house. The work viii be begun next
month.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08
REVIVAL CLOSES SUNDAY NIGHT

The services at the West Side
Methodist church, conducted by Rev.
parker, of Kingfisher, will close on
Sunday night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08
THE WEATHER

lBy Associated PressD
Ntw Orleans. Dec. S--Oklahoma:
Frllay night aud Saturday, unsettled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08

The city offices were closed today
from 9 a. m. to l p. m. on account
Iof the funeral of f. W. Kinnan, for
mer city clerk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08
TWO FIRMS
bid FOR THE
CITY BONDS
SPITZER OFFERS AND
THE ANWICK co.
OFFERS PAR

Two offers to purchase the water
Improvement bonds were presented tc
the city council last night 1t was de
cided to defer action on the matter
until Tuesday next
Splitter, Rorick & Co. of Toledo. Of
fered to take the bonds at 95 12
Seemingly the best proposition thus
far made comes from w. G. swan
wick Co. of Joplin. Mo The offer
looks good on its face, and since
per cent is usually charged fol' speci
fcations, the ocer is not unreasonable
The proposition Of Swanwick Is as fol.
lows:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08
Swanwick's Offer

W. c. Swanwick Co., Hydraulic,
Electrical and Sanitary engineering
Joplin, Mo, Guthrie, Dec Z TO The
Honorable Mayor and City Council,
Guthrie, Okla, Gentlemen: Subject
| to approval of our bond attorney we
hereby propose to cash your one hun
dred thousand dollar, Ave per cent,
| park improvement bonds at par, pro
vided we are given the contract for
furnishing the plans and specifica-
| tions for the Improvements these
bonds were voted for: and provided
| further. that after said plans and
specifications have been completed
and approved they shall be placed on
Itile and public bids are to be invit-
ed on the same, all bids to include
cashing the bonds at par We are to
be allowed to submit bids on the
work under same conditions as other
bidders. In case we are not the low
lest or successful bidder, then we are
to receive one thousand dollars from
the city for our plans and speciiica-
tiuns and in case we are the success
full bidder, there will be no extra
charge for plans ana specifications.
We agree to have everything ready
on our part within thirty days from
Dec. Is, 1911, and to further hasten
matters. if the city will furnish us a
transcript of proceedings leading up
to this issue of bonds. we WIFI have
their legality passed upon by our at
torney during the time We are pre-
pairing the plans and specifications.
without any extra charge to the city
Respectfully submitted, W. c. Swan
wick Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-12-08

County Clerk Chas olson drove o
Coyle last night He missed the train
by about a minute
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31
HAGERH4N INVITES FIaENDS
TO CELEBRATION.

~ d -p-ria Menlas 1f -A- Ha-
srraA Commercial cigb iAl-4as
evening AaftA z.a1 .ga- laaa-
imousy lerisee ~ n9ll p48lig
eeieDrasigA oA lne occasion u tiie
las4Hg oi ne c1ra-s -fDlle 1l Jmr
law -eieo. DlA4i.z aAg ils lle Lhe
eiii1rus ~ tne aeaF towns u par
ssilpalt in sne rtcn1. be llMe
HiJ Dr tiie most pfoDllioue Tor COM
liz a. i- WIS., Dr about .Mt ulllfie
o. AdS. i4e spflug- VI the FaAet
Nli De Sfofl0l- il jHelf D@alts tHe
a,ssfs VIII be- ln Dip0m aMa ha-
german Faiirt Will De thr SHOW
ipiace % .hl- pari Oi tife state.
filerr g., no place 90 iuaAe where
nature has 80 .aSIShliy furnished
The resources for nome liIe sur
rolu1rc with all that the heart can
WISH Iu the shape 0l bounding
springs. fertile soil. glorious sun
silige cool nights and q soil Wsler-
~ from the .-ldlr-> fountains
which Dreak forth from lhe m0Bn-
saht- Use silver threads In a gar
nrMi of velvet green. Lht Com
niesrial club want 4 he people Di the
county auG near BY towns to come
and share even for but day ihe-e
4iofIe- 81 nature ihea tOo th-re
i measure of pride ll the fact
fhai the ueW scA00. building Wl.i
De tnr finest In the stats tn ne
erected ll town lir .Ize 0f ia
german Tire funds arr now all
ia fhe treasury for She building
aGd -guHlg with -Erfy i.ilg thal
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31

ALSO A SENTENCE OF FIVE
MONTHS IN THE COIN
TT BASTIiE

The leading attraction OF lh'
District courl for the week was the
Manuel siIvd lgjal which occupied
all ol Monday and Tuesday The
charge was selling Intoxicating
li4tar contrary a. Jaw The lime
of lI+ Grcurrcucr a. charged was
on the 27th Of last December THE
prosecuting witIrsses We're drawn
abOul equally from GOOding and
ShGsh0ue. Prose cutting Attorney
Jas. r.. Boutwell, represented the
state alone while the defence was
represented by Harlan -. ieisl and
Dick AHgei MANY witnesses We're
called during the course Of the trial
and the public interest was suffl-
cIrId tu fill tiie court room for The
most Of the iIme. The prosecution
built up it, ease by a strong cham
OF evidence that hardly developed
a weak lnk. The defense depended
wholly upon proving an aiiDi-
maintaining that the defendant was
out Of town at he time lhe Offense
was sdid to have been committed.
As WI readily BE- seen the verdict
H. such cases must necessarily resi-
or the credibliity accorded the
several witnesses. Tn this case
they testified Ia statements That
flatly conlradictec each other. and
no matter what the verdict of the
Jut, the opinions Of the audience
an bound 10 be divided After the
clos If the evidence and The pleas
Of The attorneys were all made !,
was plain to all that the state had
made out a strong ease and 1t was
equally evident that Use defendant
attorneys had made splendid
showing. The instructions given
the Jury by Judge Walters were
very explicit and minute covering
elers feature OF the law applying
to tile ease. II was almost five
O'Clock on Tuesday when the jury
retired to deliberate on their YER
dict Fhey returned in about an
hour and handcd in verdict oi
guilty.
"Wednesday morning Silva ap-i
peared before Judge Walters and
was sentanced 10 pay a fine of $500
and given five montnS IH the
county jail. II Is understood that
an appeal Will be taken to The SUI
prpme court.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31
NEw PUBLICATION LAWS

Ihe las. legislature passed sew
-ra laws relatinS .o publication m
newspapers tla, uaNe here Qt9re
u,a bern required Ifle avs are
now Operative. aud for ihe benefit
ar narl b> Interested vs. give them.
Tha afs4asioH ~ ths- >cheel trU>ters
T. specially called ta she law Pc
a,mg 5o puh.edfiQn W annual I'M
W0clal reports anU electio0 OF
~rheel trustees.
e. The compulsory puo'lca.lon
Ct an city aDd Village ordinances
The ldw henetofers has 1eeu
ieua
ComueiiN2 each schoee dis
IFici Co publish in thr Geare>J
aewSpapes complete financial
8sFsneut annually 0f al, ucnleS
received ami di>Dur>ta Nt present
H - written Oh niss SpearG> on 1ay
af aunua. eiectiCu 0f trustees or
pt.>if q.
=. Requiring she clerk of ail
school Districts Co. publish notice OF
auuual eIettion Gf >ch00l trustees
The iav heretafere has required
tbe posting Of notices
s. Nakng Il ,hs duty Of the
county superintendent 70 publish
for four wsesS before opening OF
public >ch0R4S. the law regardlRS
compulsory education. soldier
COUreIr.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31
TWIN FAILS WILL HAVE ~
IN1ERt RB4N LINZ

sViu Fails. Narch q Ina shere
Wil h. an inteferDan .ine 10
operation by tbr miaaie of liie
-ur,nnr from Twin rails, - the
sital Sbosnoap ano lwin fails On
li, SNAKE river is now assured. Ns-
zeias oils have been entered INTO Dy
" g.. Cherry an0 associates lor
snc purchase Of Ties anu rails for
lnc obstruction Of az mierurbsn
fnc TO De buii this summer from
t.a- city 20 tie snake River ran-
son bofn to- DE Shoshone and Twin
fails aEd return.
Jae project has been financed IN
Co., rast principally with Chicago
-aptai. ana Mr. Cherry and a>sO-
-Iafe- have been at work for the
pa~l iisree nr fssr months. and al
though there are still a few more
contracts fo b signed. they expect
e. b. able to commence construc-
ton work within q few months
The fmftr o. thr proposed road
j. a. follows. Beginning al ihe cor
aer ef ShoShone and Main. ihr road
viii b. built Down Blue Lakes
boulevard to the canyon. where It
VIII turn east. ,kiriing ihe canyon
rdge to the Shoshone and Twin
Falls. s0uti nearly t. Kimberly and
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31
WINTER APPLES STARTED IN
LINCOLN cot My

f. :. HelgeSen. of Bellevue.
Wash. son 0f f. T. Heigeseu. of
North Dakota with "a friend Nj.
scott. recently Invested III Carey
Act land on his project They eN-
pect to begin work soon on their
holdings and develop their iand for
the purpose IT planting quite an
extensive orchard of winter apples
These Young men are wrii poSiti
ON th, possibilities of the winter
apple industry and selected this
place d. Que tO their ikIug for
that business. Tins section l. deS-
tined to become one OF he great
hardv apple sections of the world
and MesSrs HegelSen and Scott are
going To aa their share IN the ple-
ueer work and also reap their share
of tine Just rewards of those Who
arr willing 10 work ami wait for
NOT only independence but riches
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31
INCREASED 10 PER CENT

\ bulletin just issued by tie .eu-
>u> Bureau gives the tuia. value
of farm lands and buildings u Ida-
ho a. S3ii i3l@0 as against >s2StS-
tsN IN issHi ar Increase of - per
cent ln iu wears.
lnaSmuch a. The ioiM a>>s.sSahle
uatim of ihr state in 1910 i'm
riuaing railroads. telcgrapbS seie-
phones. city and village realty. rarJ
machinery and implements. miaeS
aud mills. and al. kinds of personal
property was only aboul >i23. .NNNo0
% l. evident and It Will be admit
Ted shal the true value of Slrh
property i very much higher. In
deed. there are those who contend
ihal the total should he around one
billion OF dollars HALEY Times.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31
COt MY CLERk SAYS CHARt,Er
ARE TOO HIGH

The Journal l. informed 10y Harry
". Anderson, county recorder thal
the actual pen work required n
recording water contracts IN hl>
office would figure up to 0uiN ~ ot
40 cents each at actual legal rates
In The Dietrich forms of the ldaho
Irrigation company the fee wotad
be- exactly 20 cents, while ON
earlier forms there was more pen
work and the fee would be- 10 cents
The company actually paid for re-
cording hpse contracts ihe sum OF
- cents each u l. claimed by
many that lhe legal rate ot record
ing one Of these wafer contracts
is between three and four dollars,
and the difference between what
the companies really paid ANA tliiS
legal rate l. the alnoun, the county
Mil endeasor io collect front ne
irrigation companies doing DuS-
mess in Iincolu county AnvbodV
can see the injustice Of charging
nearly four dollars for work that
amounts to only ~ cents M value.
4 law that works lha, sort of i'm
iusi ice should BE- repealed.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31
~Ot TIL DIETRICH ROAD NOW
OPEN FOR Use

rho> J. Reduou. chairman If
the south Dietrich road committee.
reports that the south iTetrlcH
road l. now Open and that i j.
heNg Travelled hy large numuer
nf settlers and others fhr rlad
lraNeS ShoShore at the south eaSi-
eru part of town close to lne ia>e
bah park dnd angles io fhr south
saSt Wnji 81 Strikes .iie sect ior iipr
and then Runs due east ON the -ee-
fNn rne imsh % Strikes he old
roaG four miles from l'ieirIeh-
While there j. Still much work 20
h- gonp Or The new rodf it J. in
very fair condition at The present
time and the committee io not IN
end lo stop until tnr th0r0ugilSarr
: I'M good condition Mr. Resim0n
deserves credit Cor the m0>f Of the
work IN getting this road opened.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31
IDAHO POTATOES The BEST
IN THE MARKET.

Stale immigration Csuml>>lnifrl
aich believes faal Idaho pofaite-
ar. destined tu 1e the most >0fi --l.
tDr in the 4HIlre country D The
fa mer> VII. 0uiy take he rUlh.e
COB inspect tne stock which L. sent
a.lt rf the >l4lr-
Ne are ua euly shipping Srud>
d. Tultaua Texas. Cn.9rado and
Missouri river points bu. tHes arr
g0lu. a> far east a~ Chicago NrW
N0rs and Boston. Sdi4 Mr Airn
Vri~tcrta1 There - Ilo reason
trans u.irfafiom We should NOT
rH.Hlaaiis ship our pr0euce across
the Water tV foreign ports. There
IS nn o0uht UHi that le Idaho >ptd
l- fa Better shan anything -o De
bought iH This country ami tnr
raHrhrg> throughout the state are
realizing this aud ara spending
lnueh llmp in selecting their >eeN.
and iakiss pains iu l1r qNaiisv el
Stock which Is shipped 0ut / WOULD
NOT think that t would be- agNiS-
aI.s for amy system gf Inspection
tO nsi e>tahl iSfeU on q Witt plan iu
mis- state ~ Nt4 fur Bee farmers
spparrnfly realize thp need 0f Sbin-
ri0e oul lsr yer, beSi thai can Dt
rai>ed ami - long a. ms il the
ea~p therp l. uo ueed Cor a0y fur
iler Inspection
m the southeastern part 0f iaiS
~tafe poi5le and sugar oert raising
form the chief industry and There
D. no hefier produci o. d. found
anywhere IN the country States
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31
VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT CON-
MITTEE AT WORK

The Village Improvement Com
mittee Of the SbO>hone study club
has hired Mr.. John SAVERS to care
for the cemetery durins the sum
mer Tile club l. going t0 plant
one hundred golden willow trees
this spring which VIII greatly in-
prove the appearance Of tHe ceme-
terv- All teams are requested not
H. drive inside the gates on ac-
count Of destroying the Young trees.
Owners uf lots dc- ASKED tO Illl lu
and dig dItche> around Same and
tine care faker Mil >ee that wafer
supplied.
The Village Improvement COM
Hlltre wish to call the attention
of Resident holders again fD the
a0V5nidge of parking IN front et
their houses 4 few who ii0 t4ls
last year made theie property much
more attractive aud If the plan
were generally carried out the APP
pearanre of The town would b.
much improved.
The attention of the council j.
also called t0 the necessity Of See
nag that an alleys are cleaned. Vow
ual the warm weather l. coming
ON 1t l. very Important that This
he done at once II the fIN pest l.
jc he prevented uu amy measure
SCH places a. III smelling alleys.
>tape yal.uS and garbage barrels
are serious menace io tile pubtic
health and every citizen should
feel Il hlS duty to >,sp that the
premises be- l. responsible for does
na offend n this respect.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1911-03-31
DIS APPOINTED TWICE Bl
GETS N THIRD TINE

n D. Williams and wsfr arrived
in ~huShon- "Wednesday and start
ed work ou iLteir Carey r.dlm east
0f town al once. Nr. Williams was
here fer the drawing 1Ui taHHd to
grf guoG draw. Noi diSueaf' eiie''i.
be- niade q purchase Qf real estate
m tbe Hageruan valley and ar-
posited a cheek to- 1iaa tLle deal.
hlll the owner went back or III
agreement ana returned Mr. Viii
iam'~ check. Still Mr. Williams
wanted land in irrigated ltaho aa'i
when hr found aD Oppori unity to
buy ont a reliuGuIshmrat not far
from fine county seat nf Lincoln
county DE- tcok 1t up without de-
iav. and j. now here to improve
Fgie same.