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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-19
~. Louis Wnol

srud.. NOV. ls.-Wool. steady
4 Hzhi I; combing and clothing
tpS. .wa une; le@2lc: heavy fine
'Nashed. 2TI3Sc
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THE LEADING F,I.TT,REs


Cash quotations were as follows Flour
easy: Rye No. > 6lG162c; Barley, feed
or mixing, 4Im SOC: fair 10 choice malt
clover seed. Sl3,OO@ t15O: mess pork
- i'.Uom lI21; Lard dn tiercesl. Si1.37t;
snort ribs GOosel, SlO.2jmI0.90.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-19

$50 West Randolph ST., Chicago lU., or
l. A, Benton, p, g. 7. A., Denver g. Rio
Grande Ry.; L. j. kycs, 2o1 Main st..
Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-19
Cotton Market,
Coffee Futures Steady

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-Cotton closed
steady. 220S1 points higher.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-19
Elgln Butter,
Evaporated Fruits.

ELGIN, Ill. Nov 1S-Butier. firm,
331c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
. SHE HOPES TO LIVE TO SEE HER GREAT =
. CREAT-CREAT CRANDCHlLD
- q 81 - 60 q
~, { Nc~es>Nys.& N "

Very few people have great.
great grandchildren "a years Of
age Even Tower have an ambi-
tion to see their greatEreatFrsat
graudchild aud a prospect OF llv.
Ing to achieve that ambition.
Mrs. Lucien y Ferry. Of Decatur.
Ind, IS ~ years old and IA a great
great grandmother with that hope.
In addition to her il-ycaroid
greatgrcai granddaughter Mrs.
Ferry has three other great great
grandchildren. varying In ages
from three to eleven A she Is In
the best Of health there IL a posi-
bility that her ambition may be
realized.
Mrs. Ferry IL not only blessed
BY being able 10 look AZ the fourth
generation descended from her but
also has daughter Etin living as
we'll as several grandchildren and
thirteen great grand children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
GREAT FIRE
in OMAHA

fuy nttra fFfss isra-ed WIRE
OMAHA, Neb.. April i3.--The
worst fire which has visited oraa.
has retail oistrie, for years started
shortly after midnight IN the six
story building occupied by io-eent
store, cloak and nuit company and
a large department store.
A general alarm brought ali the
fire apparatus in the city TO the
scene.
After fighting the flames for an
hour. The fircmen had made no
Roadway and the flames continued
TO spread TO every section Of the
structure Two adjoining buildings
wetc threatened
Ten different concerns had stocks
In the building. which. IL was appar.
eut. would be destroyed.
The building il located al 18th
and Faruam sta. That the loss viii
amount 10 several hundred thou.
sand dollars vas indicated this
morning. The building was valued
AT 500. 600 The stocks Of the ten.
ants. worth probably 100000 10
s108 600, were destroyed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
Civil War Vet, 78
Years Old, Drives
Off Assailant

PORTLAND. Apr. i3.-Though rs
years Of age. J. ". 1Dadl Lawrence.
a white haired veteran Of the Civil
War. il still fighter. As a result Of
his bravery he is'suffering today
from severe wound in the shout
der. alleged 10 have been inflicted
by Edward Gallo. an Italian.
Lawrence heard Miss Rose Bah.
cock. a pretty young woman. In
whose home he had rented a room.
scream for help after Gallo. as she
alleges. had insulted her.
The old veteran ire aroused. he
chased the italian out OF the house
and into the street Here Gallo
turned and. IL Is alleged. stabbed
Lawrence with n pocket knife The
gray haired man fell. but nothing
daunted, rose and renewed the pur.
suit Gallo was caught by the po-
lice.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
O M E N FOR
ROBT. T.
HODGE
Especial 10 The star1


MOUNT VERNON. Wash. April
II "Huuah for llodse' We're
for him" -Four university girls
Joined the list 81 Hodge supporters
here aud are busy today circulating
The cards OF the progressive eandi.
date for governor They met the
big sheriff from kiug county yea.
terday. Who visited here and the
surrounding territory. and were 30
Impressed with the outspokcn.
pialn. definite. progressive platform
Of Bob Hodge that They cheered
him hH loudly az ans Of the Hternet
sex. and volunteered their services.
Hodge also visited In Siansood.
Milton and fr. aud everywhere was
received with marked enthusiasm.
The farming communities In this
part 81 the state are solid for pro
groaaivc principles. and they Viii
roll up o surprisingly biz vote for
Fob Hodge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
WANT NEW ROAD

Today members OF the Seattle
Automobile club are considering "A
highway To the eastern side Of the
mountains through the old Henry
trail. instead OF the Snoqualmie
pass This decision was reached
after yesterdays run 10 the pass.
when II was discovered that the
grade was toe steep and the OBJ
siructions too biz 10 overcome.
Headed by {. y. Plimpton. presi-
dent OF the Seattle Automobile
club. Judge }. r Ronald. president
Of the Pacific Highway association.
and County Engineer James T..
Morrison. the party left TO investi.
gate the proposed route. A good
roads well WAS uncovered 10 miles
from North Bend. where travellers
may quench their thirst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
she FAILED TO
GET her DAMAGES

The jury In the case Of Mrs. En-.
ma sherman against the Pioneer
Printing company and Bert Swezea
for $4,000 damages as the result OF
an automobile accident. yesterday
afternoon returned verdict in ia
vor OF the defendants Mrs She.
man. whose affection in a St Louis
alienation suit was valued at $50.
600 about n year ago. claimed ia
have received serious injury to her
right leg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
Women Doing
Own Thinking

That the women Of Washing
ton are doing their own polit-
icsl thinking was vouehed for
by Mrs. Geo. n. Simpson, Sc
attic visitor, wife OF a proni-
nent attorney OF Vancouver,
Wash. and democratic dele
gate TO the next Bourbon con-
vention at WslIa Walia. Mrs.
Simpson declares that four Of
the sis women TO sit al the
convention have republican nus.
bands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
EYERETT-SEATTLE
lNTERURBAN RAILWAY

SEATTLE no EVEnETT~-Iimlted train,
1910 am ana b;25 ,. IN
Local Trains 80. Z 80. t;3o, $40, foiso
D. 40 Am; ~ 'so, i.ao -. 80, 500.
iis4b D m daily. Extra train satur.
day aud Sunday al 1885 .. m. -
Ticket offices: Seattle, Bui av, usa,
Wsstlekes Greenwood. Ajax Drus
store. sbth and Greenwood
EVERETT 10 SEA TILE Limited trains
100 a m. ana 800 p m
Lous' ta.en 100 M, issao ~ V'ol
Zoo $500. $500, ss0t b. $500. s 90
100 500. 1915 .. M. daily Extra
train Saturday and sunday at zoe
D
- Indicates baggage trains.
freight train leaves freight shed at Sixth
and olive az COO m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13

fus United Press Leased Mireb
LONDON. April 49, Pitiful
stories OF child life in the slums Of
London are told in the annual re.
port of the London county council.
Just issued Describing conditions
in one typical district. that OF Edin.
burgh road. the medical officer of
education says:
The great amount OF anemia and
malnntritibn among these children
Is attributable 10 poverty with it's
resultant evils of dirt. underfeeding
and female labor. The main articles
OF diet are Indifferent bread and
butter, the flag ends OF coarse meat.
the outside leaves of green vege.
tables and an occasional penny.
worth OF fish and potatoes"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
PREPARING FOR
CITY CAR LINE

On the ground that Il would com
piicate the building " the nunl
cipal car line. the board OF public
works has denied the Seattle. Rem
ton a Southern Railway Co. per
mission TO run a double track from
Rainier av. TO Firth av. $.
Mayor Cotterill Is pushing the
preliminary steps for the construe'
ton Of the municipal car line as
fast as possible. He advised with
Corporation Counsel Bradford ia re.
gard Co instltuting condemnation
proceedings at once. and the alb
stracts for the land involved are
being prepared now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
Make Surveys of
Hebb Power Site

The finance committee Of the
council has adopted motion e
make surveys Of the Hebb power
site and tests taken Of the proposed
impounding dam. II these prove
satisfactory. the committee VIII rec
ommend the purchase of the site
John T. Hartman. representing
Hebh, said he didn't think his client
could wait until the tests are made
ms he had other offers for the pur
chase OF the site.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
New Way of Feeding
ln, Unilcd rrc.s Lrnsra MIrcl

LONDON. April 49, Militant SUI.
fragottes here today are planning a
monster demonstration at Hyde
park tomorrow against the methods
of Holloway prison officials In their
treatment OF prisoners. both male
and female. The suffragettes dc.
clare that the mattresses at Hol.
loway prison held women Ia chairs
forcing food Into their stomachs
through tubes placed In their
mouths and nostrils.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13

WINS PILE
IN WHEAT

CHICAGO, April IA fortune
Is being poured into the bank ac.
count OF J. G. Lichntciu. the big
wheat operator. as result OF the
severe damage 10 the wheat crop
In the Middle West hy the recent
floods. short covering on a VERY
heavy scale. experts say. Is putting
tie wheat market TO the highest
point 81 the year. and short sellers
are frantic IN their efforts to get
under cover
There vas an advance % 70 -.
cents a bushel "a wheat options at
the closing OF tho market for De.
ferred options
ilchsteln IL said 20 have been
heavily interested In the May op
ton. and for time IL was believed
that he would be embarrassed. ow-
INK to the adverse market
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
Fight Against
Recall of Judges

A committee Of five will be ap-
pointed by President William II.
Gorham Of the Seattle Bar associa-
ton TO outline plan Of campaign
against the recall Of Judges move.
ment The motion to take some ac-
ton TO head off this popular senti.
ment In favor Of the recall measure
was made by Charles II. Shepard.
and seconded by II J. Ramsay and
James A. lIaight. Judge Hayden OF
Tacoma, whom President Taft Sc
riously considered appointing as
federal Judge to succeed Judge Don.
worth, made an extended speech
against the recall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
We Can Cure
Your Liquor or
Tobacco Habit

w. have done this for others Rnd
W. CAN 10 IT FOR YoT N you
will give us the opportunity. cur
system ~ treatment eliminates the
poison from the system Without the
use - dfugs and allows nature 10
effecf s. cure.
OuT system u adopte BY many Of
the largest colleges Ia this rUuntrs
and Ia Europe n o. b&ssd upon
scientific principles ~ the tnnd-t-
mental laws 81 health. We have
proVr,i taes. priucipiag b. multi.
tudes % eases wherc the patient hal
been pronounced 'tncurahie' BY
practitioners % other systems.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
TAFT and Hay
Choice at Hoquiam
fn1 United Presa I.eaaea Wirel

HOQUIAM. April l3-President
Taft overwhelmingly carried the
Chehalis county republican conven.
ton yesterday when he secured 200
delegates. leaving Roosevelt 20 and
La Toilette 3. The convention In.
structed to send solid delegation
of 20 TO the state gathering for Taft.
Following the vote. resolutions
we're passed favorinR Hay for re-
nomination and condemning the re-
call OF the judiciary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
Congress to Open

my United Press lensed wirep
ROME. April 13.-With the for
NAL opening here tomorrow Of the
seventh International tuberculosis
Congress, delegates from the Unit
ed States will be present sufficient
to insure that the United States
will easily play the leading part in
the congress. the first that has
been held since that Of 1908 at
Washington The congress win
last until April 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
Testimonials

Notice these extracts taken from
a few ~ the hundreds II testi-
ulcniais which We have received
from those who have been cured ~
our tr ailments
-'Yeur Treatments cured me Of fs-
male trouble % long standing
q ose my iife to YOUR treatment
I bad typhoid pneumonia and iay
sick for six weeks After a few
days 81 your treatments was out
~ bed. and soon recovered my fun
health
Your treatments cured me ~ The
tobacco habit. which / had had fer
80 years
Il bad suffered FOR months with
what the physicians pronounced
cancer ~ the stomach. could eat
but litfle After taking YOUR treat
menf for six weeks I am a Nt& " b.
ma n.
We have opened sauitnTintu
where We are prepared 20 care for
general hospital and saniisrigm
cases We also have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
Bomb in Taxi
Injuries Seven
chr united Press Leased wfrs)

PARIS. April IA Seven pedes.
irlans and chauffeur were injured
here. when a bomb exploded In.
side a taxi automobile Ia the Rue
de- Lyon The bomb is believed TO
have been placed in the taxi By
chauffcurs. Who have been on strike
for more than two months.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
RANCHER KILLS
TWO In QUARREL

ANAHEIM. Cal. April i3.~-S A.
Monte and his wife are dead to-
day as the result Of quarrel with
Geo. Biggs. a nelghbor. who IL al.
legged to have shot Monte and
beaten Mrs, Monte 10 death with n
shovel Biggs II TN Jail here.
Monte and Blggs we're ranchers.
their property lying on oppoaite
sides OF a county road over which
their quarrel started. each claiming
the stakes had been set too far on
his own property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
Can't Always Tell

PORTLAND, Or, April 13.--"YOu
can't always tell when a mans
drunk II he gets a good hold on the
bar rail" sagely remarked Judge
Tazwell. freeing George Bailles,
bartender charged with selling
liquor to intoxicated men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
BEAUTIES In PARADE AND CIRCUS

WASHINGTON. i1When
performance
Gladys
declared
Roman robe driving chariot
Of society viii dance q1sdr horseback Among the auadie
Merriam murray cohb Miss Margaret Draper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
STOPS WEDDING
WITH REVOLVERS

ny tsisea Pres. leased wirsb
Los ANGELES, April Ia
Twelve hours after her arrival
from oslratia. Mary copie, a
pretty girl OF rs. Is under the
protection Of the humane SO
eiesy today following her res
cue from the home o. Tony
Rasieh. whose unwilling bride.
u Is alleged. she was about to
become.
The girls relatives notified
the police. VINO rescued her
from the wedding feast with
drawn reviewers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
MOTHER INSTINCT In THEFT OF BABE

YORK IA
theory working search for her ard
the
baby believed be grooming to =,
police thrown drsanet
her
told
mother Thursday she Mount snf hospital 70 e
another within OF
ness OF vel ovc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
u. S. ROAD
In ALASKA

WAsblNBTON. April 13-Goy.
ornmcn,ai construction and equip.
ment ~ q thousand miles 81 rail
road la Alaska and the establish.
ment % naval coal supply base
off It's shores are advocated In a
bill introduced In the senate here
today By Senator Smith Of Mich.
gan.
The bill calls for an Alaskan rail.
road commission 90 aid the rrosi-
dent In building the line. IL also
provides for the acquisition OF ex.
latIng railroads In Alaska. aad
rights OF way by lease and eoudem-
nation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
CLEARS MYSTERY
Nmy InIted Prc.. Lrn.rh MIrel

NY hFtFd Frcss IscHsrd WIre)
CHICAGO, April 13.-Mystery
surrounding the woman found raw.
ing beside the corpse OF Prof. Louis
Parma. the New York music teach.
er. is cleared here today by the
statement Of Mrs. Geo. H. Miller
that the woman is her sister. for
merly Clara Conner Mrs Miller
says that she and her sister toured
the country as stage singers under
the name of the Higgins sisters
when IA years old.
Clara Conner met Parma In 1893
and married him, says Mrs. Miller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
We Can Cure You

without drugs without an opera
tion This may seem Go you like a
strong assertion but We have dem-
oustratcd cor ability along these
lines lu hundreds uf vases 81 pArai-
ysix. fits. dropsy. tumorE. female
troubles IS an kinds. stomach. liver,
bowel aud kidney troubles. blood
poisson sick headache. cancer. rhcu-
iuatism. feyers and multitude ~
other ailments and diseases
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
tBy United Press leased wire,

WASHINGTON, April I3.-Sen-
ator Bailey is III and threatened
with walking typhoid fever. To.
night he sent word TO his colleagues
that his condition was so much
worse as TO prevent his participa.
ton In the senate's consideration of
tariff measures and asked that they
proceed without him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13

| have been suffering from As
thma for the past twenty years.
The last five years during the fall
and winter had suffered some.
thing awful--would have TO call a
doctor TO keep me from smother.
ing to death. would then be con
fined TO the house from one to four
weeks, not being able to do a
thing. | began taking Natures
Creation November Is. 1911. and
after the first bottle felt n won.
derful change. ! have been able to
work every day this winter except
one. | have gained twelve lbs. In
weight in three months. am not
bothered with the Asthma at all
any more, Natures Creation is
certainly n most wonderful remedy
for the Asthma. and | will be glad
to recommend IL to any one; In
fact | cannot praise IL too highly
for what II has done for me. |
hope that other sufferers may see
this and he helped by the use of
Natures Creation.
Yours truly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13

Causes Determining Human
Progress" lecture by Joseph GIL.
bert, Labor Temple, Sunday p. m.
Admission free. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
DR.. fdw,nl Brown, D. D. s.
Seattle's Leading Dentist
713 First Avenue
Union Block.

One Dor South Of the Postal Telc-
graph Building
Open evenings until S and Sundays
until 4 for pcopls who work.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
Maternity

department with a Graduated Oh-
sietricai nurse IN attendant Con
Suitaiiou free our charges are
reasonable. Come and see Us
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-04-13
DON'T READ THIS

unless Ncu are sick or have some
friends who are sick and want TO be
cured and arr jlred % taking mcdi-
cine aud undergoing operations. and
are willing to Try natures remedies.
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Partner

TO THE PUBLIC have pees
bothered with Asthma for iwehp
years: had been so bad ihs'
could not get any sleep for WEES.
Il commenced taking Na'urs
Creation about the middle Oh ~.
this year. and began gaining =
once. My Asthma has leii NC.
don't cough any more and don se'
tight on my lungs like ! USED y,
My appetite and sleep are coca ~.
I feel like new woman. !. NV
Natures Creation will help Others
as II helped me. .rp
| had been bothered win ny
Asthma since | was six years Wv
but not bad until four years ss y
Then Il came on ma so bad ths' /"
times | could not lay down ~ ~,
week and coughed day ana n's .ss
| couldn't do days work ron y. ~
first of Nov. to the first o. ap ,a'.
a N
IN commenced taking Na'', IA
Creation the first Of Nov. lsi', s sas
haven't lost a days work slns s, /
have gained 1e lbs. in welsn'. .,.s
know Natures Creation mas .a an.
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Very truly yours, rov
GEORGE HANPioN
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ily. telling of many remsrss n"s
:. II you do not know OF s -, the
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rmatloaD and testimonials, = u the
ientific treatment for troubles sa ca.
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GEORGE HUGHES.

Natures Creation is conQuering
Wonderful reports are received dahl
recoveries after years of suffering.
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-20
THAT'S DIFFFRENT.

M other (nearsighted) See
that disgracefully in o xicated
brute across the street? Where
can the police be?
Daughter (weeping) -Oh,
mother, that's brother Bob.
Mother (fainting) Then the
saloonkeeper's been dragging the
poor child again.-Tit Bits.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-20


bunch. j am going to; see whose
dorg this is, he SEE, and he sets
the purp up on the shelf in frunt
of him
now let us see whether. he
knows you, SEE the judge to mrs.
jones
SO mrs. jones she goes up to the
mutt and she SEE, speak to me,
baby
and the purp banks and jumps
aroun dixie evrything, and mrs.
jones looks at mrs. van tile and
SEE, aha, now CESS you will call
my husband a theef
but mrs. van tile, she asks the
judge, don't she get a show for her
white alley, and the judge SEE yes,
and she goes up to the dorg and
she SEE, Kiss me, sweetheart
and the blame dorg kissed her
all over the face, and she SEE, now
how about-it, judge
courts adjourned, that's what's
about it, SEE the judge. the case
goes over
as he was goin out he growls at
the clerk, kiss me, sweetheart.
and he made a perfectly horribel
face johnny
THAT'S DIFFERENT.
M other (nearsighted) See
that disgracefully in t o x Gated
brute across the street? Where
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-05-20

n. ", may 20.-when judge ma
guire took off his kimono and
started for his home last mite he
was sore guy, beleaVe me
he Judges over in the yorkvill
court, and most generly heis feel
ing all rite when he calls it a day
and nocks off
you know a Judge don't have
mulch of nuthing to bother him,
just setting up behind shelf and
saying 80 days to lot of boobs
but this time judge mcguire he
got a case that was diffrent. it
pritty near would have made old
solomon holler for help, i CESS,
and solomon was some judge
we'll, the case was Teller by
the name of jones, a choofer,
witch was pinched for s#iping a
dorg
a lady mad MIN arrested. she was
mrs. van tile, a ritch dame living
on madison avenue. she sed jones
was wickid villin, and he picked
up poor little toto while toto was
getting a breth of fresh air in
front of the house, and beat it
with him
toto is the name of the dorg,
that is, it is the name of mrs. van.
tiles dorg
but after mrs. van tile had told
her storey, mrs. jones, the wife of
the choofer, she comes to bat, and
she sed the mutt was hers, and his
name wasent toto at all. it was
flossy, and her husband wasent no
theef, and anybody that sed he
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-12-13
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

In Walter X. Stewart, the Portland
police believe they have an individual
who IS wanted all through New Eng
land. He was arrested Wednesday
evening, in Portland in company with
John Leighton and in the municipal
court, Thursday, the Two men were ar
rai9ned on - charge of larceny. Prob
able cause was found against both men
who We're hound over in the sum OF
$500 each. Stewart has been known 70
have Travelled under the name of Wal
ter Kemp. several times he has been
arrested by Portland officers and he
is said II have confessed to having
served time for breaking into the Do
Yer, y. H.. post office. AT the time of
his arrest his pockets were stuffed
with money orders he had purchased in
all parts of Maine and New Hamp-
shire