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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21
Gciicnoc M9cnt.
u. Qinoqmiit,
]ninnefota CegiS(atur,

Geo Miouot n1ellem Sirsoag og
Snsoag oflll1tteoe Minnel ota Scgis=
iatur lin Samling. 9ette pil life
1ige, at Sen hlep fGroig rneo oct Mr=
hejoc, jolu iorelao, % ipm set bar
eeltct al Sen, at Sen pil0e fua ira
;&auroeu. Zen I'LL ofill1tte0e Sam,
ling bar p0ret ell al Sc mil1olt
frugtbore / 9%egislaturens @iltorie
% eli Mungoc 2ope hlep eiterlaot
ufuroige eller llet life hcbonoleoc.
@1 ltor Gel al ocns Sib bar pr=
ret pptoget al St~rioigbcoer ON mint
nre prl erlige Siug, % StrloigDe=
oerne bar cuong til Si0er nUret lao
heftiae, at Sc far puret pes 1T ITO
arte til ligefren1n1e @aanogribeligbe=
Ser, iooleoss Sen liolte Sag, "a to
al &ep:ri entautbu'ets Meolemmler
fin peo slnuenoelic al Magt afbolo=
ties fra at eeroooe / SlogSmaol /
leloe Sa!cn.
6rlmoen til, at 2egislatlrlam ont
]ingeu ION @elbeo bragte laa llnao
91elllltoter m1oa nurn1elt ipgcS /, at
loa mango al oer: Meolenm1er bar
s1pc pg l1oe1 grforing, bells / at Ser
affe bar l1oget egenliat Erograln at
arbejoe otter. Eortiitillin9en gop
zffe Nnleoning til Sonarbeioe paa
rH manage Hl11fter, % Der blep
7pilot n1egel Sis poo ultnOeripgcl=
5er", lpm intet politipt &elultat fpr'
te til, % JON tog Sioen op for pi9=
f1ge Spprgsmaol, Ser bar a%nhefale=
Sc al @uperneren til @eban0ling
% &cota9elle
&i ifo( / nulte ltge gipe Ell fort
Sperligt oner Sc Nei~l1ltoter, JONI
oenne Samlings 2opgipningsarbeioe
'bor bragt. Set bor peret Sen opre=
lte 9egislatl1r, Ser en6n1 9ar Dgret
boI0t fer / Stote1, i6et SEN far TO-
Itet ialt $3OS, 1872, eller $4,000
mere ems sem forubgaaen6e Sar~
ling. Spri,10elig bar l1ogifter1e o11=
1looet til $1S2, 10000, men 1i0t efter
fist blep Slmn1en forbgjet til 6e11
ooennepnte.
@lanot Sc / ii0ite gieblif pe0tag=
lie 2ope bar Sen ON Galg al Jor=
bunosienatorer pe6 oirefte Tolfeaf=
1temning, ser blep gjennemfart / SUI
let for omtrert en- Maane0 liOen, og
SOM Senatet tilitemte SEN iiblte Sag.
Sen bringer Mtinne7ota UNDER 0e1
5%nafalbte Oregon &(a1, ifelge bpil<
Zen 9egislaturens Me6lemmer for
pligter Jig til at femme for Sen &C.
notor=@mnoi0at, JONI 6eres G9lgere
for gipet 6lertel poa set %olmin0elige
Bnlg.
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opeano / .Jrerho.

Sen ii0lte l1ge bar cnoeli1 giort
Sprgret / Merico 6en 6nrpetone,
lom bprer til e11 pirfelig &e6ellion.
Ser far p9ret blo0ige SonmcnltpS
mellem Sprererne og &egierings=
tropperne, og peo bisie CT man font
met Sen ,1nrmelte Mobo, Sc 6oreuc=
Sc Stater, iaa faretrl1el1oe 11nr i10
poa 2ipet, at Set por pao ct bnn=
genoe @aar nGr at fan mootte blol1=
Sc Jig op | MffGren og ifille Sc 1tri=
0enoe as raa oeres eget Serrito=
RUM.
sioite l1ge erobreoe Sniurgenter=
ne, UNDER Mnferiel al cit al ocres
oriitigite 9eoere, nrpoe" 2ope5,
@r9ni ebpen Mgua &rieta, ser lig=
ger lige operfor sen lille amerifanlfe
@reniebD 9ouglas / Mri5ono. Ser
n1o0tog De- / HgenS 2pb Sorl t9rf=
ninger, al bpilfe Sen iterite blep Ie=
set al en- &ptn0e, Mme. Salamante$
@nfe efter e1 &ebelfgrer, iom &e=
gieringstropperne bapoe fa11get oe
ifuot, og bans @nfe bap6e iporet, al
bun life bil6e bpile, fbr fan nar
bepnet. 9enne 60 boI6t blt1 I'LL
peo at fsre 600 @ebeller ino Mgua
Hrieta, bpis Stprfe 6erbeo noaeoe
omtrent 1000 Mono. Sniurgent-
generalea 8%elaiario Garcia opertoe
&omanooen, Ser blep anlagt @rpit-
bern og 2ebegrabe, og Sniurgen,
terne afpente6e ct Mngreb at en-
|Stprfe at 1000 Mon6 @egierings-
trooper, iom nerme6e Jig 8pen ip6.
fra.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21

Sen Mober ftnbes lite iom lite bill sibre
alt i fin Mtast for at bepare fit Barns
Sunobeo, men ofte oeo bun life 9eien.
Taar perfor en- 9ottor al @ang oiier @ejen
abr alle lDtte.
Set CT cn tjenot Sag at nj ub at ii Sils
ivloe at Ybrripsoommc neoitammer fra
Mapen. Man logger Mertc til, at Mapcz
funttionen CT i%tanoiet, oct bar Spipo,
ltranter % sreoer. Gin bet lite Soneoraaz
Der. forbi Barnet pil tomn,e / 4ane meo at
BRUCE benz, % b1ip life foritrettet % itrats
lsbc efter 2esen.
4rpp fsrit ct pioenitabeligt Gatherings
miooel. 8rus en- lille Soils at 9r. Golo:
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5ra Kon9res(en.

SorhlunOsfongreslen bar MI pnret
lamlet / grtra lamling / goot ct &ar
Tiger / 6pilfen 5io ser life er u0ret=
tet noget al lpn0erlig 8etponing,
bbao pel n@ppe nogen beller 3ap0e
pentet. Sen npe Hartiitilling, me6
oenrofrotiif 6lertal / &epreientant=
quiet og forminolfet republican,
6lertal / Senotet, al bpilfet tilmeo
Sc progressive" nerrnelt far &on=
troll, u6freper naturligt, at ser moo
toges ompggeltge Jorbere6elier, III
sen Mrbei6et fan optoges me0 fu!o
&raft. Sn1iolerti0 fremgaar set At
oft, bpao Ser berettes fra 6orbun6s=
Dope6lta6e11, at Sc 11pe 2opgiperc in
9enlun6e far ligget pao Sen laoe
SIDE, og at napnlig &11iet, lom 10
er set, ser far Sen 1terite Snoflp-
Belle paa. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bor
u6arbejoet ct &rogram for Sc Sou
Iorllag, Ser ifal iettes igjennem /
Grtrolalnlinge11. Ser ipneS at perc
net olminoelig @ntgbe6 ONT 6etteASro=
gram for @uiets @e6fomen6e =
Dboo sfiebne set bill faa, 1oar set
ffon1n1er tilSenatet, bil Si6en piie.Sa
3ioen pi( mulig life blipe ret lang.
Set bentes, at &uiet allere6e ON en-
Moaneo bill bore faroigt meo sc
5oriIag, iom BET brpoer fig ON at
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Eli Htpt I'll 81 Bart1!i
RH1ntny Fl ST frnnf frtt.

,pells Syrup 9epfu, Miblet iom er tiltentt
8prn. Set er mitot os fremtaloer lite Ma=
petneb. M;olet er aloeles rent % garanteret
i enbper @enieenoe. Mrs. 9oomep | Gm=
inasrille, 4a., os Mrs. Greo @roms
%9tlanion, Micb., siper aloris oeres Ssrn
anbet. 9isie er tun faa blanot tufinoes
al &pinoer.
Sc ian tisbe EFT so @ents etler 81 Gtaite
i etbpert slpotbet, iom bar baot ben fo'
eals i en- Mennelealoer, men bpis Sc tpr1
pn1er at foribse ben for Seres 8prn ient
oa 9eres Mbresie til 9r. %. IT. Cub:
pell, $50 @alouell 8uiloin9, Monticello
ISu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21

lore III AfgiSreIie, % oereftcr blis
Or set Smatet, iom %Snteresiem nil
jamie Jig ON, % bpis progressive
&!eolenrter bill famle 1ele 2atoets
politiife 0pmerfiombeo paa Jig.
Man er forbere6t poa, at @rtralam-
linee,t oil bare felt til 1. September,
i6et Senotet neppe bill fl,nr,e gisre
Jig feroigt for sen Sis.
Programmes @ope6numre, ser er
faitlloaeoe / ct 6entofratijf Caucus
inoen set egenlige Mrbei6e bespnote,
bliper 8eotaeelie al set canaoiife
MISUNDERSTANDING. ser 10 CT SCI,
egenligc @aiis for bele Grtraiamlin-
gen. Sao afgiort fan Set oniees at
bore, at 6ette 6orilag bil blipe oeo-
taget / &epreicntantbuiet, at &oa-
gresmeno fra MoropeIten, iom, bar
iagttaget Sen iteoie itigenoe stenn>
ming moo orllagct blonot Mprope=
items 6ormere, far tilraaoct oislc III
tet lom bellt at forctage Jig moo SCI
/ &etning al Gemutotipncr til Son.
gresien for at proteltcr in1ob Set
iaa lGngc Iorilaget el1onn CT moel
@ebanoling / @uiet. 6prit naar OCT
er peotaget Scr, % 0%crcfter pperleno1
til Senotet, pil set flr1nc bope no:
gen @%etponing at oellonitrcrc imo>
set onerfor bettc. Gnouiocre pl1iat:
ter &rogrommet for &cprGlc11tant:
buffet &eotogelie cit Trililtc pao
Tol0lopen til 1proel for Iorn,ere,
&ebiiion al Sololopcns N%gcr6r1gs=,
8omulos=, ltlo= n9 mlllia eli ellcr IL
anore Sol0iatlcr. ScSnoeu oil SET
bllpe pcotogct ct Upr'laa OH Sttelt=
liggiprelie al @ioroa til %al9fom=
pagne=6l,no foruo for Sc cgenlige
&alg, ian1t 6orilag on oircftc %alg
al 6prbrmos ienotorer. elsie 6or.
lIogs Sfiebne / &eprei cntant6ulet
er poa 6orbaano aigiortc. &c pil
blipe pe0tagne. Men bpoo Scr pil
lie mes Sem, l1aor Sc fonu1tcr /
Sperbuiet, er cit belt ouoen Sing.
GorTaget ON birefte To!g al
6orbunosi e11otprer er ollereoe ncota=
get / @uiet mes ct itort Ilertal.
Sen 6orm, ion1 6orilogct ber babe
% / bnilfen Set ne6toges, bar ser.
at Sc enfeltc Stater foar &ontrol
oper 0isic &alg. Naar Set fommeG
til Senatet, nil mltlig en m1ocn Sp=
f%attelle giere Jig g%jGloenoe, ioe1
Stenm1ingel1 fer er / 6oppr al a!
set ital bore 6orbun0s= &egierin9en.
ion 1fol fontrollere 6isie Salg. Set
pentes, at oette Spprgsmaal pil fol-
carriage enoel Srio, men life binorl
Sen en0elige @e6tagelie.
9ebatten ONT &eciprpcitets=Ior
ilaget pil ontagelig blipe a%filuttet
@uIet / oenne l1ge og Mfitenmiiiger
ioregoa. Mt Sc f%onierpotipe &epl!
blifanere oil mooiette Jig set III
iom / ii0lte Samling betrogtes ion
gipet, men Sc mere liberale &epubl1
fo1ere pi( iommer1 mes 9emofrater
tie ltptte Set. Ser CT forpprigt til
fomet Ell M &loull,l / 6orilogct
ioalebes JONI set I'LL foreligger ii
Bodybuilding, JONI foreifriper, c
&reli0enten ifal fortlette Uorhar,o
lingerne me6 SEN canaoiife &egisrinl
for pi6erc lt0pifling al &eciprocitc
ten. Mt 9emofraterre nil ii a
Magt iege at ilaa politiif &npital a
&e6tagelien at Bette 6ori lag er Sci
life meget at iige til. Sc oil 81 FIN
ne b9b6e, at fun 9emofroterne 10:
maaeoe at bringe Set 11b / @irfeIig
be6er, og at Set republifanlfc Harii
far fralfeuet Jig lin &et til at ner'
6(ertalsporti, 81 Senatct / li61ts
Samling negte0e at lo6e Gorl!ogc1
fomme til Mfltemning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-04-21

- @ongresmaen6 &onna bar ino.
bragt ! &uiet ct 2oofori1ag ON at
aabne til Settling o1t set tilopers-
bleone 2ano pao @tanoing @ocf ST.
bianer= @eierbationen / Mortb Dafota.
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H. c.. Andersen.

Udvalgte Eventyr og Historier.
Ill. 7o4 Slider med 118 Illu-
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Herman Bang.
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Fra Piazza del Popolo. En- No
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Tospaltet Udg. .............. 30
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De tire Helligaftener, SAINT andre
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The evening world., 1911-06-13

book 70 show that he drew pay for
working on the day the murder IL said
to have ben committed. and brought
witnesses who swore that he was in
Brooklyn that very day.
Magistrate Kempner adjourned that
hearing and at a second one the fore
man OF the Illinois clay mine and other
witnesses from Collinsville Identified
Comma as the man who had committed
the murder. The Magistrate held
Comma for extradition. and his lawyer.
Hector MEG. Curren. obtained a writ OF
habeas corpus.
IL am convinced" said Justice Kap.
per to-day after he lac heard all thu
evidence and had quoted from numer-
GUS opinions in similar cases. tina
crime is said to rave been committed
and that we are in the presence oi
a case where the proof OF the alb
Is complete and satisfactory"
But he added that the question of the
alibi by the defense Is one to be decided
by the our and the jury In the place
where the alleged offense was commit
ted, and he dismissed the writ and re-
manded the prisoner.
This meant that Comma would have
to go back to Illinois. but Justice Kap'
per was DESTROYS of having q preceden'
established and requested the Appellate
Division to ~onv and hear the ap-
peal.
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street friends who had Just heard how
ne had thrashed q chauffeur Monday
Just before he got aboard q train at
Rye to come to the city.
wailace's automobile had arrived
form Milton Point. where he lives,
just a few minutes before train time.
and the chauffeur. who collided with
Wallace's fists q few minutes later,
INSTRUCTED the way to the station with
his car, When Wallace asked him to
get out OF the way. he IL said to have
replied with epithets. Then. as the
broker stepped out Of his car he struck
at wallace's head. Wallace came back
quickly and the chauffeur fell.
As the men fought the passengers
cheered. and the train conductor forgo,
to call "All Aboard!' until the train wal
four minutes late. When Wallace finally
jumped aboard the chauffeur had to be
led way. He couldn't see out Of either
eye.
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C0NVENES COURT
TO RULE QUEER
MURDER TANCLE
Justice Kapper Wants to Be
Sustained in Sending to
Illinois for Trial.

The Appellate Division OF the SUI
preme Court OF Brooklyn. which Is in
recess. was especially reconvened this
afternoon at the request of Justice
Kapper, OF the Supreme Court, to hear
an appeal from a decision which ne
handed down earlier In the day in the
case OF Vito Genma, a workman for a
hrm OF contractors, for whom the po-
Ice OF Collinsville. ILL.,, have obtained
extradition papers. 1t Is the irst time
in the history OF the Appellate Division
that such a thing has happened.
Commas case Ia n pulling one. He Is
under Indictment in Illinois. charged
with the murder. on oct. IL. 1910, Of
John Labianca. The Collinsviile police
say both men were working in n mine.
Comma, who lives with his wife and
~stx-months-old baby at No. 2i North
Fifth street. Brooklyn. protested at a
hearing before Chief Magistrate Kemp
ner that he was ncver In Illinois In his
life, that he has been employed Tor
several years by Corrigan &c German,
contractors: produced the firms time
The evening world., 1911-06-13
BEAUTY SPECIALISTS
PRAISE THIS SHAMPOO

"The best hair specialists no long
er recommend soap for shampooing."
writes Mae Martyr in the Denver Call.
"The alkali in soaps has been found to
have a ruinous effect on the hair by de-
stroying the lustre and color, causing
dull, ~lifeless, streaky hair with bleached.
split ends.
"In place Of soap and prepared
shampoos. experts on hair culture al
most invariably recommend q very
simple. inexpensive shampoo that is
prepared by d~issolving a teaspoonful
Of canthrox in a cup Of hot water. The
abundant lather OF this shampoo
cleanscs perfectly, removes all dust
and dandruff. rinses easily and makes
the hair dry very quickly.
"Canthrox destroys dandruf. stops
itching Of the scalp and leaves the
hair lustrous, soft and ve:y fluffy" Advt
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TRAIN HELD As BROKER
PUNCHES A CHAUFFEUR.
Passengers Cheer and Conductor
Forgets to Call "All Aboard"
Until Bout Is Over.

william II. Wallace. sometimes
called the youngest member OF tie
Stock Exchange" was busy to-day re-
ceiving congratulations from Wall
The evening world., 1911-06-13
Sale of Women's $l1.5O to $15 Silk Dresses at $3.50
Csc Satin Shantung,
at 38c Yd.

Half silk, in 20 of the seasons best
shades and colors. 27-in. wide, soft
and clinging; will make up beauti-
fully. Made to sell at S5c, now 38c
I'd. Subway Store, Lower Floor
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Another Offering Of
Sample Jewelry

Many good designs and styis fof
Summer. Perhaps you will find soms-
thing suitable for graduation GIN
among them.
II to S2.Co Gold FILLED Locksts.
At csc. heart or round shapes; Roman
or Engiish-fnished gold: plain. chased,
or set with stoneA.'
1bc TO Si.6o Gcld-YInsd Neck
Chsins, soc nicely made and ffnhhad.
q La vaIlisrss, 6oe: coral a IT,
dainty and attractive.
SOC and T6c EarrtnC, Sc; hoop a
pcndant styles sc< with coral q
pssrls. our regular stock reduced.
subway Store, Balcony
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Framed Pictures at
About Half

GOO Colored Landscape and
Figure Subjects, in attractive gilt
frames, 1920 M. regularly 81. at
soc.
800 Colored Pictures, in many
good subjects, sizes J2x24 and l6x20
in; in handsome gilt and gold
FURNISHED ornamented frames; reg
ularly 81, at 95c.
80 Etchings and Colored Land
scapes, in Sin. dark oak frames,
some have gilt Innings. l6xB6 in;
regularly $3.50, at $1.50.
30 Hand-psintod Pastels, in gilt
and gold FURNISHED ornamented
frames, square or oval; regularly
$3.50, at SITS. Subway, Balcony
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS COUNTY COSTS
M ortqaqe Sale.

Default having been made in the conditions of
certain mortgage made by Edward i. l'erclval
to the Commercial and Savings Bank OF st. CLAN
Mich dated the 18th day Of February A. ID 1907.
and recorded In the office OF the Register OF
Deeds for the County of st. Clair and State OF
Michigan. OH the 10th day of February A. ID. 1909
in l.iber III OF Mortgages. on page l06, on which
mortgage there Is claimed to be due at the date
of this notice, tor principal and interest the sum
of twenty-nne hundred thirty-eght l$29}S.O0l
dollars, and an Attorneys fee of twenty-five
dollars, as provided for in said mortgage, and no
suit or proceedings at law havlno been instituted
to recover the moneyes secured by said mort
gaze. or any part thereof,
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue OF the
power of sale contained In said mortgage ana
the statute In such case made and provided, on
Monday. the 18th day of July, A. ID. 1911, at 10000
O'Clock in the forenoon, the undersigned WILL at
the front door of the Court House in the City of
Port Huron, that being the place where the Cir
cult Court for the County Of St Clair Is held, sell
at Public Auction. to the highest bidder, the
premises described In said mortgage, or so much
thereof rs may be necessary to pay the amount
70 us aforesaid due Oh said mortgage, with six
per cent. interest, and all legal costs. together
with said attorneys fee. to-wit-Part of the
west half of the northeast quarter OF section
nine (gl. town six CD north, range seventeen 10
east. lying north OF Lapecr avenue. ana being
the same land conveyed by Elizabeth McFerrln
to Bella w. jerks, being deed dated July q. lsSp
containing twenty (20) acres more or less, except
the right of way of the Grand Trunk Railway.
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS BANK
OF ST. CLAIR, MICH, Mortgage
w. l., jerks, Attorney for Mortgage liz
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1911-04-20
EAST KENOCKEE.

Preaching services at the following
places on sunday April %, Ruby at
1920 a. m, kenOckee at 2:3O =. M, and
Zion in the evening.
The officers for the Allen sunday
school were elected last Sunday. They
are as follow's:-Supt j. Reid; Asst
Supt. &. Menzies; Sec. Anna Specht;
Treas. Mrs. A. Balmer; Teachers, Mr..
Draper, Mrs. Balmer, Mrs. Parren and
Mrs. Draper.
Mr. and Mrs. a. Heyer and two child
rem of Port Huron spent Sunday with
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. &. Munro also H..
Munro of Port Huron spent Easter at
the home of their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Is. Munro.
Mrs. M. Glyshaw still continues quite
i'll at her home here. Mrs. ). Card Of
Ruby-is taking care of her.
Mrs. o. Brown and daughter Edna,
of Brockway, spent Friday at William
Dunns.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. McFadden and child
rem Of Port Huron spent Easter with
the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. j.
Glyshaw.
Annie and Lillian Specht and also
Matte and Debbie Losing spent Tues
day and Wednesday in Port Huron.
Ethna Parren was recent guest at
the home of w. Gardner at Zion.
Mr.. johnson still continues i'll and
also his daughter Lena is quite ill.
Bertha Vail has returned to Port
Huron after spending week with her
parents here.
Olive GOheen spent Saturday with
her mother at Yale. Two sisters &C
companied her back where they spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
j. Reed.
II. Parren received letter from g..
w. Robinson stating that he had lost
his only child, a boy of ten years, who
died at their home in Oakland, Cali
fornia. Mr.. Robinson was former
resident of this place.
Mr. Richards of Ruby spent Easter
at T. Parren's.
Russell Coggin who had been visiting
with his mother at the home of her
daughter Mrs. j. Glyshaw at Stoney
Ridge farm, was taken suddenly ill. He
was taken to the home of his mother
in Ruby, where he died Sunday morn
ing at four o'clock. The funeral was
held at Ruby on Tuesday at one o'clock.
Interment in Ruby cemetery.