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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04

much fun. and prizes we're awarded
the girl wearing the most unique cos
tune. the taliest and the shortest girls
and go on. The gallery was filled
with Interested spectators and friends
OF the association. who were much
amused at the various stunts and en-
toyed the contagious fun of the even
ing.
Approaching Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward q. Lolley
have announced the approaching mar
riage OF their daughter. Inez, to Mr..
Ieva w. Morris, the wedding to take
place on "Wednesday evening, Novem-
her 18th, at the home of the brides
parents, 2S2a East Marshall street
Personals.
Mrs. Abbey Gwathmey and Miss
Sarah Gwathmey are visiting Or. and
Mrs Charles Manly. in Lexington. Va.
Mrs w Brooke Tunstall, OF Bal
tlmore. will come to Richmond next
week TO visit friends.
Mrs. l. Y. Davenport. Of 2513 Ken
sington avenue. left yesterday for New
York, where she will spend two weeks
as the guest Of relatives.
DR. {. w. +. Brock returned yes
terday from Cincinnati. where he ac-
companied the Chesapeake and ohio
officials on their tour OF inspection
Mrs e. p Davies has returned from
Ashe vile, n. C., where she has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Bailey.
Mrs Thomas S. Bocock, who is
chairman OF the hospitality commit
tee for the 4. u. &. convention. VIII
spend next week at the Jefferson
hotel.
Misses Eleanor and Dorothy Chip,
OF Kingston n. Y, are visiting Mrs
A. M Cover at her home In Glnter
Park.
Mrs Henry St. John Coalter ana
little son, of Eising Green, King VII
liam county, spent several days with
relatives in Richmond this week.
Mrs James Polk Cannon. VINO has
been the guest OF friends here. has
returned to fredericksburg.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas 1Iuntly Cor
don spent this week at Windsor Lodge
their country place in RappahannocN
county.
! Mra Thomas Walsh has returned
! from Newport News. where she haa
been visiting relatives
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04
sYDNoR's BLOODHOUND
WINS BLUE RIBBON

Deputy Sherin sydnor's fine blood
hound. Siefried. won the blue rib
bon at the dog show this week at the
Norfolk County Fair. A committee
from the American Kennel Club did
the judging and there II no doubt
about Siegfried's high honors hav-
Ing been fairly won. He WIS exhfb-,
tied by Mr.. Charles r. Cooke In be-
half q Deputy aydnor,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-11-04

MFR. Ivey ia.
Mr.. g. Ashley Tvey Ia Ill at his homo.
Ala North Eighth street..
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-03-11
ae PREMIUMS FREEts

Return this ADV" and remit us - rs. the SpeefaT
Price make you on Boxes of Our and l0c Cir
Assorted Brands which We want to introduces quickly
to 1900 new customers and we will send you in same
package 8. & w. Mod. Double Action Nickel Plated
Police Revolver worth $780, Stem Wind aHd Set
Gold Plate Watch. value 81 Hollow Ground Keen
Cutting Ringing Stoe Razor, priced 50. Set t6) Triple
Silver. Plated Tea Spoons. worth I'll also ~ Other Big
gest Value Premiums which have not space men
tion worth from 10 cents TO 81 each provided you
remit g IS with order and allow Us to REFUND Y9yH
hOt@EY II you not pleased with goodn. Ths
Adv" viii not appear after wo enroll 5000 new
eussoruers Give name Of your Esprsss OfHcc andl2
order TODAY. Reference Southern Express Co
Bank of Montgomery
Nd'ess, ssuooR SALES CO., cando,, n. C.. u.s.sss
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-03-11
p PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY
COMPOUNDED.

In our presc-iE lion work We use
the b,stquslity o. drugs and chemi-
cala that We can obtain, taking great
care to 500 that every one is Of stan
dard strength.
We use every possible lrecautiop.
to insure exactness and efficiency in
ccmpounding each prescription.
Our prescription dep artment les
we'll equipped with modern facilities
for doing the most thorough high
quality prescription work.
Our prices tor putting up presorip--
ions and household recipes will al
ways be moderate.
GILBERT's PHARMACY
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-03-11
Harry 8. Thompson
INSURANCE AND BONDING
AGENCY.
NOTARY PUBLIC.
NOTARY PUBLIC.

Among my specialties are FIRE, life
and accident insurance; sale and
entail of real estate; collections of
unpaid bills, &C., &c. Assuring the
ublic that any business left in my
bands will be promptly and properly
attended to respectfully solicit q
share Of city and county patronage
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-07

tAd AdFC given uP INANhSoOu1 oAl1
all the hopes and plans of the
dark-eyed courteous preacher,
now being made with long think
ing in his cell, viii come Z to
naught.
In any case it will mean that
she is not going to keep her orig
inal promise of attending the
trial.
Still, even at this day, there are
ever new signs of Richeson's pow
ers over women.
A few days ago, in response to
the demand of the trustees of his
church, Richeson handed in his
resignation.
The men of the church were al
most unanimous that this resig-
nation be accepted.
But a meeting of the church
was called for the final decision.
That meeting took place last
night. The women of the church
turned out to it almost in body.
They swamped the men.
And when the meeting was
called to order, and Richeson's
letter of resignation read, women
began to weep and pray and laud
the name of the imprisoned man.
Despite all the black charges
against Richeson's name; despite
the almost established fact that
he betrayed, even if he did not
STAY, Avis Linnell, the girl who
trusted him beyond all other men;
despite the stories from Kansas
City, of how Richeson has ruined
|A - -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1911-11-07

son deserted pretty little AVIS
Lifrnell; is at Pomfret, Conn,
with her family.
She is guarded like an en-
press. No one is allowed to come
near enough to speak to her. Her
father has employed two nurses
for her, and one of these nurses is
always with her.
When first the charge of muir
der was preferred against Richie
son by the police, Miss Edmands
came out openly and boldly in
his support.
He was the man she had
chosen to be her welded husband,
and she would stand by him
through everything. She would
attend his trial, and encourage
him by word and look.
But that was before all the
sickening details of Richeson's
connection with the little choir
girl whom he had induced to
come toBoston from Hyannis-by-
the-Sea, where was her peaceful
home.
, What does Violet Edmands
think since all the story of decep-
ton and betrayal has come to
light?
No one save her immediate
family knows.
She is not permitted to talk
even to her dearest friends.
But a friend Of the family is au-
thority for the statement that
Violet Edmands will seek to hide
from the notoriety of the trial of
her pastor lover by fleeing to Eu-
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-14
VI \i,TIN,

John William Martin was born In
Mound ti'y. Holt county. Missouri.
November l.. ISL. Died AT his resi-.
dencc. 80 T.. - street. Ontario, Cal,
March -. lali. aged - years. I
months, II days. In isII lac with his
parent, moved 10 Great Bend, Kan,
where lac grew 10 manhood. In 1897
lac went Ia Kansas City. Kan. o re-
side. ON December -. 1890. hc was
united In marriage with Miss Louise
Connect. of Cincinnati. q. or this
union two children were born, "a son
and daughter Louis q. and blanche
Willsude.
In 1904 Mr.. Martin and family re-.
moved to southern California. where
on December III Of the same year his
wife died In Los Angeles. Cal. In
1905, December -. Mr.. Martin was
married to Miss I.cona La Clair In
Long Teach, Cal.
or this union a daughter WAS horn
Janet. The wife and three childre,,
survive him. lie leaves father, moth.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-14
Pioneers Are Passing.
~TAMl,Ntit;ii.

The death of :. u. Siambaugh
which occurred AT the home Of his
daughter. Mrs. Vol. toston, In the
King Grove dist rict, on Monday of
last week, April J. 1911. 1T the age Of
81 years. rem ives one Of the early set.
tiers IL Clay township. lie was horn
In York county, Pennsylvania, Feb.
ruary >. lsa,i. aud came Ia lIol, cuun.
~, locating IN the King Groye dis.
trici, IN the spring of ls6d. and has
ever resided In that locality. Ills
wife crossed over lilr's mighty river
In 1907. and since tia, time lac has
been making his home with his
daughters. Mrs. Thos. sanders aud
Mrs. Vol. toSton. l,esidrs these lac
leaves three sons, bliNcr, Frank and
Charles; IL grandchildren and seven
great, grandchildren. The funeral
services were conducted from the NJ,
h. church, "Wednesday of last week,
conducted by Rev. VIM. Enycart, as
sisted by Rev, Il, Barrett, and the in
termeni was In the Maitland ccur-
terry.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-14

Earl Benton. wife and lit Ia
daughter, and Mr.. Mullen and wife,
took dirner Sunday with the licn,on
family Of this city.
One Of the very handsomcst
pieces of decorating las just been
finished In the Odd Fellows Han by
the Greene brothers, l, Is IA beauty.
The home Of Mrs. John Sommels
was the scene of very happy occa-
sion on Wednesday, Of this week
when Rev. Bruins, Of the German
NJ. T.. church, united In marriage,
Jacob Fink and Miss Sophia Son-
mers. Numerous relatives from Ilol,
and Andrew county, and a few of the
more intimate friends were present
and started this excellent young
couple out on their journey together
In the happiest mood OF their life.
time. A bOuntiful wedding dinner
Was served.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-14
ShcriT-s Sale.

Ry virtue aud authority ~ general r>cru.
iiui, issued fran, the III. 80 ~ the C!rrL ~ the
,ircuii Court ~ liol' county, N,>>"uil. ~.
iurnabr ~ The April Term, i!ri. .uf said
Court aiid Ia mo directed In favor ~ Icigu-
an. Mckinney iGy G,pds 10, nud H.linsi !.
u. Payne aud Nct'lr VI Payne. I h,y" lev
led ui1,u aul >-lNI al the eight, title utter
'',i ami: iaim ~ IA" said James u ra,nr
aud Melt - VI Payne ~. IN and 90 the fol-
luw ins d,-''rilwd Real Estate. tu-wli'
The suut quarter NJ ~" soul hrusi
quarter ~ sect i'm hfir"n "a, he "nsi halt III
III southwest quarter ana tie west hllf 81
h. suuilra>l uuatirr3 nnd ilp' >nnih Vh
>i>ty arr'> ~ II" east half uf the thea II
quarter ~ so" len ~i>i'sn 40 nud III" mort a.
east quarter, nud II" EAST half uf the mort IL.
west ,Iutrtvr nutl HE nurt beast quarter pi
the >Out hrast quarter ~ Srrtiun twenty
three C.,i, all Ia iusb>hip my. niue tEh 81
range ihiriN-"ighi GS>i, AL lon" In iI"ll
Comfy, Missouri ibis :i>i day ~ February
lpll
Al iyIug nnd l"lng Ia the said County, an,
state ~ Missouri, Hud WI ~
WEDNE>D\>, ArEiL Hrii, irll,
htwc,n ii,u hour, ~ nine o"lurh IN III,
fnrrnuu'i aud i've urlW'k n the Hftrrui"li
~ tlihi dIy, ~ a." tuurt lluu~, durr, Ia ia,
civ 1T prr!uu, County 81 Holt, Hfur' said
,rll IL" same. az ~ uiI'h thereof ~ may Ia
required. ~ ruh,ir Nvnlur, Ia IA" hughes
hild,r 'or cash ~ ilud, t>uhicri To- all priu
liens and Judgments Ia satisfy SAID rN'ru
I Ion Huu ru,i~ " NI'Nl VI
sheriff ~ Holt County, Missouri
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-14
PALMER.

Mrs. Lewis Palmer. one Of the very
earliest to settle IN Holt county. died
a, her home southeast of Craig. on
SUNDAY, April >, 1871. aged si years.
She was a daughter Of John Blair
who came from near Terre llaute,
Ind, and located In what Is now
known ~ the Blair district, IN Ben.
ton township. In the spring Of 1881.
and was II years Of age on coming to
this county. There were two broth
ers-John and George, and they were
the original settlers Of isenton town.
ship. Tie former died on his way to
California In lslo. George died many
years ago. She was the twin sister Of
Uriah Blair.
Mrs. Palmer was twice married: her
first husband was Lewis Mcintyre,
who diei In 1852, She was by this
marriage the mother Of VIM. q. Me-
Intyre, who In 1871 was IIolt's slier-
in, and In isI5-II was cur county col
hector. and who resides In Jewell
county, Kansas; also Lewis, who re.
sides In Northern Holt. VIM. q. was
In attendance at the funeral.
In 1851 she married Char les Palmer,
and by this marriage was the mother
of four children, Miss Mollie, Mrs.
Lima Osborne and George, surviving
her. She had been blind for many
years, but bore this atiiiction with
wonderful Christian patience. She
had been Il member Of the Christian
church for 30 years, uniting with the
Summit congregation In 1870 under
the pastorate Of Elder Barrow.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-14
ubLcation.



In the .. II u.,m HOLT County. Mi.-
i.,,.Apru Illi rcrm Thereof
srArl .t Ii>-tt III -,
iom e g." 'osous ratnur,
Mary G. ,"wn,tg. Nilunm 4. Browning. Ex-
rrutor u ne r.''a 49,. 'lih> W. iiru 'niuE,
dH'cJ> Atll ~ v liruwuiug, RuSc Mia
GRAY ,tr u "wlu Z. Walter browning.
-tutrtu tIubwuui- biudNHN brnw ming. Jvn-
uir p,s OIL ,ucr u !iug tlurcurr Hop.
kH,n' " .Nuiug'. Emma brritar nee
ShTp iyndIHis.
sui w. set aside wilt
New a. ~, dtS come, the above named
Plaintiff t.c- Il : petition llcrriu alleging
imuug u,i,t thiuIs that the Defendants. TO-
wit;#.lcu Dcsnlu ,ncr browning, Flor
Uinrc iinp .,nS umc hr"wnlns, aud Emma
TIA, stat ut Missouri aud cannot he served
with III" mdin,rA process ~ law IN THIS
state.
II il therefore ordered by the un,icrsi ned
clerk in va ttion that said un-r"~idcnt de-
PENDANTS In rdit II 10y publication that
tn" plaintiff has commenced an action
against them iu lid Court. the object and
general ~, tur,' ~ witch u IL set aside the
will 81 III - l!rowning, deceased, late ~
Holt County. Missouri. which said last will
and Testament was admitted to probate w
the Probate Cuuri ~ said state aud tounty
90 the ~ Il Il " NJ May, inio aud IN which
said will all ~ tn abbvr named Defendants
alleging anung thcr things that the said
Elias " drowning, the ly.tntor ~ aforesaid
~ the lin" ~ making said viii was incom.
pctvn, ~ To do. was unduty Influenced and
wholly iurlpa'ita ,cd aud incapable " ~ dis
p,Sing " his pruiWriy, aud that unless YOU,
the said on-rcSidrnts. bc and app ear NJ our
Circuit ,uurt to br begun and held at the
Court House In the city " oregon, IN said
state aud County On Monday, April - 1911
and IN ~ before III" first day nf said term Ia
answer ~ plead io the plaintiffs petition. the
=! "a i'll ltti taken nftsspd 0uu luuy-
men; rendered accordingly.
n il further ordered that n copy hereof ",
published nrcurdiu to law In Tho Holt Couf.
y ~rntiu'l. u weekly newspaper printed and
published l., the CITY ~ oregon. In said stat,
aud County. for four weeks urre>sively. pub
ii>hrd nj least once n week. thr last insert iof
to De- Ut lraS, fifteen days before the first day
Il ~" April Term ~ said Court, A. u 1911
tO.wit; April:,, \. u. ipii -
E.A prNiiAM,
Circuit CLERK.
\ true copy from the record
Wituvs. NV hand aud the seal " sal,
Cont this 18th day " March. \ ", lpil
-- r. \ DtNltAM.
sal Circuit, Clerk,
i--
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-14
>I;EI.EN.

James l.. Medley, who has been u
resident Of our county for nearly thir-
~ years, died ~ his home near Craig
uu Wcdnrs,ia, of last week. lie Was
born In West Virginia In lS3a. lie
leaves u wife, three children. l2grand.
children and three great -grandchil-
drrn. luicrmrnt was in the New
Liberty cemetery.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-14

She was buried Tuesday Of las,
week. In the New Liberty cemetery,
the funeral being conducted by Elder
Maxwell. of 81. Joseph.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-14
Executors Notice.
Executors Notice.
Telephone No. IL.

Nmirc II hereby given. that Letters Tes,a-
mrntaiy ~ the estate ~ Elizabeth Anu Mca-
duw>, decreased were granted To the under
slgu.d. on the 18th day ~ Nar'h, tniI, by the
l'r,lntr Court ~ Holt County Missouri.
All D, r>nns having riHins against said E--
.nrs To- thuE>rrutnt Within ~ y year after
I h. date ~ said letters. or they may he pre-.
cili,lrd frnm any i,rnrHl ~ said estate; and ~
trim the date " this publication. they shall
H. forever haired
THIS :tth day ~ Marii. inii.
slDNtN :. ME \D'wS.
Executor
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-14
SAMPSON

DESCRlPTION:-ls IL hands high
weighs abou, loW pounds: heavy bod.
led. good bone and breast. Good
head and ears. fine style and action
Stands up we'll, aud has proved him
,clf a good breeder.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-14
Risdike

COLOR AND DESCRIPTION l.
Il handsome ii>r.ycar.old Bay stallion
will, black points: ~ hands high,
good Il rong lial bone with good ar'
ion: weight l:h~ pounds.
King Risdikr MAS sired 10y Menlo
King No. N2NI. a fun brother of l,cu-
hin w.. time BIS. King liisdikc's
dam was Josephine. her sire was old
Clark Street No. nl9I. Ills gram dam
was sired by Robert itisdike, a horse
tia, sold for S9,,NA'. and Sire Of 4 car
load IF - coils that sold IN Chicago
AT an average of &'ijO. when horses
were very low all sold for fancy road
stcrS,
King Risdike viii make the season
of 1911. al my farm. six miles north
west of Oregon, on the Mound CITY
road. INDEPENDENT Phone,
TERMS: SO Ia insure living colt.
Service Tee becomes due when mare
leaves the neighborhood or county
Mare and colt stand good for lien.
Care viii be taken to prevent acci'
dents, but will not he responsible
should any occur.
r. G.. EMERSON.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-14
Notice Of Sheriffs Sale in Partitio,

NOticc OF Snerius sale IN fartitfOn
Nulwrfy Noland. and R.tia Mcfarland
Nathaniel Nolund. Dora ts,n,rt Ida u. Cum.
Ellsworth Nuluud aud Nnnn Hunt
~ I he, ir'uit uurt Of Ilpit county, Missouri
WN yirtu" aud authority ~ u decree aud or
der ~ sale made bN the said Cnuit, IN the
ihlNc lCd cause, aud ~ q certified rOpy
thereof dated Marh I, tii, viii, IN
WEDNESDAY. APRIL ~. icii.
IrtNrrn the hunt> " . o'clock In the tore
uO,n ard jo'rlprk In the afternoon " that
,iay. AT the front door ~ the Court House IN
the city ~ oregon IN Holt County. Missouri
SrIl ~ public vruduc. Ia the highest bidder.
the niIuwing ir>,ritUd Real Estate, via!
An that past Il the >nnlhwc quarter of
he southeast quarter ~ scctiOn numlrt
eighteen u>l. Ia township number SIXTY pi,D. ~
range number thirty."iglit Gi>l. lyinn Ou the
spu, huas, side 1t II in,>ry rr,ck, nnd Nl<, u |
The east half t.iof the southeast quarter Of
said section eighteen u.s., iu township sixty
usp. ~ rang, Thirty. ciuh, w. excepting The
follow Ing dc>;ribs'd tract. tO wits COmnrm.
me- fifteen Isl r,d, aud fourteen TAI ,ink>
s,> " the northeast corner Of the southeast
quarter ~ said >,Tiiu utill1t eighteen li> /.
thence >oui ID fnity.ctghi 81 i,ni>. aud seven
q, Inks. thence west ~ ~" ,'"ni"f ~ chan
url ~ u ui>cy ''r''rk, thence dawn said rhan
ncl with the mrandrriGg> III, rcof. ~ where
the west line ~ the east hall ~ the saul hrast
quarter Hf,r said ~ >>,'> the same, ihrU,t
iiu,ih ~ III" north line ~ said quarter 49,
tion. th,ipr "u>, - the pace ~ beginning
Terms ~ sale ~ follows, VIZ; Cash Ia
hand \. u MrNILrN sheriff,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-04-14
JOHN F. FOSTER.
Notice of Final Settlement.

Nn,rr l. hereby given, that the under.
sienrd udminist rnto In charge ~ the estate
~ Ndrllnr H. lio~cll dr,ci,s,d VIII make
Innl srtt lrn,cni> nt his n''ouni> with sai,i
estate ~ sorh administrator NJ the nrNt
Tcfil ~ the Ir,nu Court 1t Holt County,
Missouri, 10 u hnhicn Ia Oregon, IN said
county, ~ The nh day ~ May, a. p. irli.
ran. 4. HOWELL,
Ndmini,i ratur,
Thi> .ih day ~ \prll, rii,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-28
ssr MAN ATTIRE AS -yoke-

BURLINGTON. n. J.. Sept. as
Local police are seeking two men.
who. TO play joke on John Val.
aski. employed In an East Hurting.
ton pipe foundry. poured kerosene
all over him while be slept. then
touched 4 match 20 hls saturated
clothing Vaiaskl awoke with h
shrek "a the tire touched his fiash
and his tormcntors laughed at his
antics
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-28
Nswseoy eers WEALTH

TRINIDAD. Colo. Sept 2s.-
Pete Paul. 10. street waif OF rrini'
dad. has fallen heir TO one third OF
$4,000 by the death Of hts father.
G. Paul. ai nadwood. y. ID. The
boy has sold papers on the streets
here for six years. Two younger
brothers. Charlcs and Joseph. . and
~. in St NineentS home. Denver.
will receive the remainder OF the
estate. which consists OF money and
Of property In Deadwood and Den.
yor. Paul married here and con
dueted Il email store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-28
r,b;peton Woman's Dead Husband
Reported Alive; She Married Again

derson, formerly Of South Bend.
Wash. today are positive that q
man whom they saw ON the streets
II san Pedro yesterday Was Andet.
son. Relieving her husband dead,
Mrs. Anderson collected 81 900 life
insurance money and married
again. The dead husband was
recognized BY Arthur clyde. special
representative OF the Southern Cal,
ifOrnia Lumber Co. who says that
he met Anderson and talked to him.
what 10 do with the remnant OF
the insurance money aud her sec.
ond husband are questions agitat
ing Mrs Anderson today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-28

rapidity. aud many friends and
noighhora called 20 offer Mrs Cook
condolences, Mrs. Cook. however.
refused to believe that her husband
was dead. and she called two other
physicians. who discovered traces
OF "a remaining spark OF life. Al
quickly Us possible they adminia'
tered oxygen and after hard work
revived the man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-28
JURORS SWEAR AT JUDGE

YOUNGSTOWN. O. Sept. 2s--
How many drinks have YOU taken
today" asked Judge narnum OF
John y. Green. n member of the
grand jury. when Green was
brought before the court for con.
duct unheeoming grand Juror.
Il don't know rs that's any Of
your business" replied Green. with
accompanying profanity.
The Judge then dismissed Green
from further duty on the grand jury
and sentenced him to five days In
the county jail for contempt OF
court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-28
Doctors Wife Would Not Believe
Him Dead--Resuscitated

BEVERLY. n, J.. Sept Is
When the wife OF John A. Cook. u
local florist. missed him and went
In search OF him, abe found him mp.
pareutly lifcleaa on tho floor Of the
bathroom. Mrs, Cook hastily sum.
moned physicians. who declared the
man was dead OF heart disease.
News of the death spread with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-28
inTLEFIELD OF MAINE TO
ND"IKE"STEPHENS0N

ON October .. The other members
OF the committee are senators nrad.
ley aud Paynter Of Kentucky. Sen.
ator sutherland OF Utah and Sena.
tor Pnmerenc OF Ohio.
Senators Bradley and rayntcr
are already here. while senators
Sutherland aud pomcrcne are ex.
pcctod Saturday 10 participate In
the Investigation which begins on
the following Monday. Indications
are that the case viii develop as
great sensation IN national poll.
ties as did the case OF Senator VIM.
iorimer Of Illinois.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-28

fIccr had 10 the effect that Rufus
Smith was wanted In Delaware
county. so impressed WIS he by
the vision that he wrote 10 the
chief of police OF Muncie, Ind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-28

-
M.rxrE. Wis. SEPT. Is r.
s Congressman l.ii'letield' Of
No. M =, AZ chief counsel for
ne. s,a,ss Senator Isaac
|f'ass ,,o a. wisconsin. the mil
stasa,,v ,mbsrman accused q hay
be.lr Nh his way 20 a seat in the
= ,saps,cl. according 70 an
s'i'an '.rsssr made here today
s.'sas 'ss,s Investigating commit.
hitch senator Hepburn Of
y : ! ssalrman. will ecsin the
~ Z Il Stephenson case here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-28

COLUMBUS. Ind. Sept. rs
Chief OF Police Stanley !. Cooper
OF this city arrested Rufus Ed.
wards OF Eaton, Ind. and tho ar.
rest was made ON n dream the OF.
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e, MILES. Sept. ss.-Sui-
" = have been drowned IN a
- = disaster IN willapa haFooF
~. 7. ssars ago. friends q FRANK An