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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
LAKE LINDEN COUNCIL OFFERS
ACTION ON WATER CONTRACT
OWNER OF WATER SUPPLY WILL
SUBMIT NEW OFFER TO
THE VILLAGE.

The Lake Linden village council met
last night for the purpose of consider
inc the renewal OF the water contract
with Patrick Gregory, owner of the
springs from which the village obtains
it's supply. Action was deferred tenn
porarily TO permit Mr. Gregory to pre-
sent "A rev offer which will be forth
coming within the next two weeks.
The board will consider the PROPOSE.
tIon ut a special meeting later in the
month.
The matter of lowering tho floor In
the fire station has also been deferred
until Monday evening, pending the re-
-cipt Of bids for the work. The board
purposes TO lower the floor so as t.
conform with the street grade. A de-
cision To- regrade Center street. from
Calumet to Front has been rcache.
and the work will be instituted imme.
Giatcly. Meanwhile. the work of COM
Ele;ing the cement walk on the south
side of the city hall will be deferred
until the street grade is established.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
SAID PERSONS HIGH IN
SOCIETY WILL TESTIFY
FOR THE EATON DEFENSE

koghlund, Octp 9.-"PeIsons high in
society are To be called as witnesses
IN the .pproaching trial of Mrs. Jenni,
A. Eaton for 'hc murder of her hus
BONE, Rear admiral Joseph Giles
Eaton. according to a statement made
10y "a person close to ;he defense.
The lawyers FOR the accused woman
cave refused To make public any list
of Witnesses that they expect to cali
or 60 eivc any Information regarding
their pians except 70 state that they
uo lady To chcckmatc any move
banned by Dho government. II has
,ID"d- been announced that insanity
would lot bc made a defense and this
statement WA, reiterated today.
u Us said thot the case prom
.". s." be the mos, bitterly con.
i",rd and sensational "a years.
Francis j. ,;ruguu. one Of Mrs.
cations counsel, and Judge George w.
Kelly sr"ut the entire day at the
Eaton homestead in Assinlppi. Mrs.
Harrison, tuc mother or Mrs. Eaton.
is living there aud is very IN. 1t Is
.Nl"ci"t. however that she viii b..
able 90 attend the trial
Dorothy Ajnsworta. daughter o.,
Mrs. Eaton has of hate gone to the
Plymouth Jail several dmcs to take
Ioihiug to hcr mother in order that
Inc may make a prcseutablc appear
,uDc G tine trial
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
HINTS At FILIPINO UPRISING.
Trouble Is Predicted Unless Our Pur.
pose Is Made Plain

Washington, oct, 9.-Trouble viii
! the Filipinos unless there is some dec
laration soon Of the purpose of tn,
United States to confer independence
upon the archipelago is predicted in
the annual report Of Major IL. IL
Pandholtz Director Of the Philippine
nstabulary.
The report says that, while the Fill
pinos would rather have the United
states dominate the affairs of the is :
lands than any other power, they want
their freedom and already there have
been MANY rumors of an uprising such
as alWays in the past preceded actual
outbreaks.
Members Of the House received
from Manila today a statement by w.
Cameron Forbes, former Governor
General of the Philippines, replying
to charges that his administration was
Inefficient and recklessly eXtravagant.
made some time ago in a speech by
Representative Jones of Virginia.
Chairman Of the House lnsular AZ
lairs Committee. Mr.. Forbes denied
the charges in detail and accused Mr.
Jones If malicious and reckless SLAM
der ana of being IA willing and
credulous listener to soreheadS"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
STOCKING BANK is
NOT BURGLAR PROOF
Bold, Bad Robber Gets Woman's
Money and Escapes.

Cincinnati O., oct "a chase re
plctc with thrills was enacted Tuesday
aitc' a man made off with woman's
STOCKING ierkcd from the shricliing
owners lee and bulky with much
money.
The fugitive, who says Inc is William
HnrbiS, and the woman who was
robbed, Margaret Clark, we're the prin-
cipals, The other actors in the street
drama were Patrolmen Myler and
Tristhler. two street car crews the
driver of a wagon loaded with garden
truck. and street car passengers.
The fugitive tried to hide I'm a po-
tato wagon, but the tubers blocked
him. Next he entered the street car
through the rear door and disappeared
out the front door lie repeated the
trick I'm a car loaded with passengers.
Several squares away the officers APP
pretended him and he was locked up.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09

HouGHToN sREVITrEs.
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y dance will be given at the Oni-
-omins yacht club for members
Friday evening
Friends Of MI, and Mrs. W. Il. Camp
bell, of Iron River formerly of Hough-
ton. were advised of the death of their
daughter, Miss Alice, at Iron River
yesterday morning. Miss Campbell was
~ years of age. She was niece of Ell
mcr Campbell of Houghton.
Judge Bentley in the probate court
was occupied Yesterday with a hearing
of the will of the late T. d. Ma
son of Hancock.
n meeting of the creditors of the
bankrupt Calumet store company was
held i'm the Office of r. T. Looney. up
per peninsula referee in bankruptcy,
yesterday. George DesRochers was
named as trustee and he expects t.
dispose of the stock through public
retail sale
John Garvm. county clerk Of onto
MACON county. was in Houghton last
night on his way to Marquette.
Arthur Finley, Washington manager
for the Penn Mutual Life, with head
in Seattle, arrived in Hough-
ton yesterday to arrange for moving
Hs family 10 his new home.
William bunncy has returned from
"a visit Of a month in Boston, Mass.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
ROADS OF FILIPlNoS.

The best system for the building
and upkcep Of roads that have ever
seen is in the Philippine islands. and
! believe IL could be employed to ad.
vantaS" I'm Missouri" said James Fol
and Of st. Louis.
The system to which ! refer" hc
said. lis called the 'camnero' plan.
The roads are built of rock and each
kilometer Of roads is i'm charge of a
caminero or road builder. He is fur
nished with implements and material
to repair the highway. over every
ten camincros thcrc is an Inspector
and over each district an Americ,,
engineer. \ prize of ie,00o pesos /,
given each year to the province which
has the best roads. This money IL
spent in Improving the highway or
that province"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
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LAKE LINDEN eREvlTies.
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Chris Mayer is in Marquette attend
ING the United States court
Three deaths and four births were
recorded with Village Clerk jacob
Steffcs in September.
I'm entertainment will be given lv
mo pupils of the German Luthc~an
school the latter part of the month.
Mrs. John Hermann has returned to
her home in Portland, ore, after a
priet visit in the copper country.
Miss Emma Fein of HubbeIl enter
tanned recently in honor OF Abraham
Granlund of Crystal Falls. Mr.. Gran.
iund VIII leave tomorrow for Big Rap
IDS to enter the Ferris institute.
The Eubbell fire department spcnt
TO-DAY at Bootjjack point as guests OF
Chief John Hodge.
George Clouticr has returned from
4 three months visit in Montreal.
Canada.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
BROKEN HEART WORTH
100000, WOMAN SAYS.
Was Given $4,000 During courtship,
II Is Alleged.

kankakec, ILL.,, oct. 9.-That w. \,
Latham of Kankallee gave Miss Flor
enee Bliss. aged 40, Of Detroit. almost
$4,000 during his alleged courtship,
Attorney Hayne for Miss Bliss declar-
ed in his opening statement in the suit
brought by Miss Bliss against Latham
for 100000 for breach of promise.
The couple met on Il train. On route
TO Saskatchewan, in the summer of
1909. At that time, the plaintiff was
undergoing financial cmbarrassments
ana Latham, worth several hundred
thousand dollars. it is alleged became
so infatuated with her that lie radc
her loans.
1t Is claimed the couple were to have
been married about tho following
ThanhseirinS but were prevented by
the interference OF Latham's children,
aud that ho suggested that the two
cIupc To Windsor. Ontario, but the
plainti(f refused.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
PHOSPHATE MINING GAINS.
important Deposits Are pevslop.d in
ALGERIA.

he impor;an; deposits of phosphate
rock Ia Algeria have been develope.
during the last fifteen years, produc
non having increased from l,05i short
tons in 1899 10 $4,000 tons in 1872
The two mineral zones or districts m
which Il is mined are near the towns
of Setif and Tebessa. The Algerian
deposits are continuation Of The i'm
por;ant deposits OF Tunis.
In 1906 La Compagnle des Phus-
pha'es dc Paris leased for twenty
years the deposits in the commune of
Brodj-Rhi.. Its shipments are made
VT u twelve-mile cable to FL AnasseI.
on the railway from Setif to Algiers.
Ihcy 80 thence To the port of Bougic.
from which exports amounted 20 Ca
?s6 short tons in 1910, CASA i'm 1911.
and o2.702 tons in 1912.
La Compagnie Algerienne des Phos-
pilates is exploiting two deposits in
the commune OF Tocquevillc. The sew
eral veins are from one TO six feet
thick. The phosphate is transported
line TO the railway station of Textcr-
Toequerillc. In 1900 1897 short tons
and in 1912 23O,S6i short tone OF rock
were extracted; al present $50 work
men are employed in the mines.
Another French company, capital
100000, is exploiting the mine of
Malta in the commune of Mazda. A
broad guage railroad has been built
rom the mine to the station of Air
Fasser5 and an electric plant Of $50 |
horsepower installed for its stamping |
nil. only 1850 tons of rock were |
extracted in 1917, but it is intended
o mine 100000 tons in 1913. and it is
that eventually 300, 900 tons
II rock viii be mined annually. The
stimated supply Of rock is $500, 900
ons.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
ARRANGE DEDICATION SERVICE.
Appropriate Exercises to Mark In
stallation of New Bell.

Appropriate service will be conduct
ed at the German Lutheran church
sunday morning when the new bell
which the congregation recently pur-
chased, will he dedicated. Rev. Mueller
mas outlined program that will begin
with hymn of praise with dedicatory
prayers, during which the bell will bo
tollcd In the name OF the Tiianc Cod
The usual service will follow I'm the
afternoon and evening. Rev. Muellcc
has extended an invitation to IL do
nominations TO attend this service.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
Houghton Department
EXTENSION WILL
SOON Be READY
Range Towns Will Have Main
Line Service Next Month

Am at...,I. ,.,sit. ,,r insr.ct,o, IA. m.
,-nar.- paDe., Rsif,,.,. oacI,Is v,.
.I,l,, ff.rs ,.sa. "a. tb,. southern ,,1
,r tn.. ,u.ir,. vrer. sheriff, A. "a
Inns ..,,rrrrt for buillf,., m. az.
tension r, .opuc,t rho r,pes Jiyisinn
..f1 tra. m,I, linn, rho, .vt.nsf,,,
.1mmences md pa.ars5aro and meet,
Ia. main limo re,r r,iv,r., g., dist,,,,..
of four miles
Tr..v,.s with fine won, n,s ,.., &,
s.rsf..r.lg. rb,t f. is ,.rr,,, ,,,, a..
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
S250,00O FOR
TIMBER TRACT
100000 Feet of Lumber in
0ntonagon County Sold

\ quarter of a million dollars is the
sum paid by John NJ. Thompson, Me-
nominee, and Frank \. Spies, Detroit,
for a tract If timber Just purchased
containing 100000 feet in Ontonagon
valley near ontonagon. The timber
n virgin growth, mostly hemlock, ash
and Eastwood. \ railroad will be built
TO ios the timber which will be cut
aud hauled TO Menominee for manu-
iacture. and will prolong the life Of
the Spies-Thompscn Lumber company.
Menomincc, for many years.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
SELLS ApULTERATEO MILK
Three Men Arrested for Selling I'm
pure Article at Wilson

John r. Rowe, Upper Peninsula
GARY and food inspector. arrested
Joseph KoSinsSi, Samuel Priestie and
William Sora for selling adulterated
milk AT Wilson, Mich. They were ar
@igncd before Justice Phillips and
pleaded guilty. They paid a fine OF
$40 and costs of court
The defendants claimed that they
lett their milk cans out i'm the open
ON the night 90 oct. and that during
the night a heavy frost came which
the milk.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
DRUNK FROM ICELAND.
He Came SO Far That the Judac le,
Him Go,

N"v YORK.. oct. 81 man from
Iceland the first Icclandic drunk ON
record in Brooklyn. was before Magis-
trat' Nash. lie proved to he Adam
rurhlcl.
found him, said a policeman. ION
thc street at II o'clock last night with
out hat very drunk and unable to
tell his name or his address"
Guilty or not guilty." asked tha
magistrate.
Guess ] was drunk" said the pris-
oncr Yes, ] was"
Where were You born the magis.
uatc mcricd."
Iceland" was the rcpIy
"Ircllud!' repeated the magistrate.
My, you are long Way from home.
You are a NOVELTY You look reason
ably respectable. so III suspend SEN
tcnce this time
The man from Iceland promised to
behave.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
MAY CONTINUE EARLY CLOSING.

\ committee consisting Of John
Miller and Patrick J. Scanlon. repre-
senting the clerks Of the Torch Lake
stores. yesterday interviewed bust.
nessmen with a view of prolonging the
early closing movement until Decem-
Der l. The committee received "a cor
dial reception in each instance and
promise Of considering the project was
given 1t is now likely that the bust
nessmen will meet to give the petition
further consideration.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
BLAZE AT QUINCY MILL.

a defective wire is believed to hava
been the cause Of an inClpient blaze in
No. mill of the Quincy Mining COM
pahy this morning about 6 o'clock.
Workmen discovered the fire and an
alarm was turned in. summoning the
company's department. The blaze WAS
eXtingdishcd before the fire gained
much Roadway and the damage was
confined 10 the roof of the engine
room.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
TuMUlTY AS A slGHTsEER.
megaphone Lecturer Makes Press.
dents Secretary Blush.

Washington, oct. 9.-Secrctar, r,,,-
ulty was chuckling today over his OK
pcrlencc in a Sightseeing automobile
30 busy has the secretary to President
wilson been since the inauguration
mat he has not had an opportunit, :,
see INC sights of the national rauit,l
rae elihDcd into one Of the big totiriu.,
cars yesterday with two friend ana M.
''ost ma ms identity. Soon the auto
mobile passed the White House
ihorc are the offices Of the prcsi.
uoni' megaphOncd the guide. AMI
there are the Offices Of his secretary
Il genlai young man of good looks and
rare ability
secretary Tumulty blushcd and lid
setted uneasily, but the guide turned /,
describing the white house grounds
hen the machine stopped at one of
the public buildings some one told tho
Hu'ue 'nat lac had among his passel-
gers the presidents secretary
NuIt your kiddin," answered ,h.|
lnosaphonc man. You'll pardon mo
he said to Mr.. Tumuty presently with
caution IN his voice. but hay.n,t
many folks told YOU how much ,ou re-.
"'inbi' Mir TumultN, the president,
secretary "'
oh' YES said the secretary. lots
VI 'hein have. but what did YOU say
'''"l building was?" and the guido
ored'hed more easily. ON the return
JourheV Mr.. Tumulty stopped at the
" ",'' mouse, Whole an astonisncl
a'5o,' seelns party saw him run lightly
~ Inc steps,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
GIRLS! HAVE BEAUTIFUL, CHARMING HAIR
AND NO DANORUFF--25 CENT DANDERINF

besides beautifying the hair at once.
'''puer'he dissolves every particle Of
uandruT; cleanses, purihes and inyiR..
crates the scalp, forever stopping Itch
Ing and falling hair.
But what viii please you mos, will
DC after few weei<s use when YOU
WIZ actually see ncw balr-Ane AMI
uoNu| ut hrSt--ict but really now
i'a'r sro"ln6 all over tho. a.slp II
you care for pretty. aoft hair and lots
oi IL surely get rs cent bottle of
Nno~lton's Dandcrine from any drug
s's' OF toilet counter. and just try it,
Advertisement.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
my THIS! DOUBLES BEAUTY OF
YOUR HAIR AND STOPS 1T
FALLING OUT.

your hair becomes light, wavy fluffy
abundant and appears as soft lust :
'ouS and beautiful as young girls
after "Dandcrinc hair cleanse" Just
NY this moistcn cloth win mn.
D'n'sI'ne aud carefully draw IT
through your hair. taking one pnsl,
strand at a time. This will cleanse III.
nair OF dust dirt and excessive oil
ana IN Just few moments you h,v.
doubled the beauty Of your hair
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
FRUIT CULTURE is SUCCESS.

Martin Paquette. owner of an or
chard in the Torch Lake farming dis
ulct' reports an unusually successful
year as result of an abundant yield
OF apples and plums. While his orchard
is comparatively small. he has harvest
ed 20 bushels of plums and about 100
bushels of apples.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09

The new department stor. of the
Hudson lay Go. 1T Calgary. provinc e
81 Alberta, WAS opened ON August IS.
lIi5 Is stated to be the first &c q
chon OF biz department stores which
this company is either building or con-
tem'Iatiug constructing ia Ncetcrn
Canada
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09
PLACE FOR EVERYTHING

Conlound it. Emily, where do you
Keep the pms? I'VE been looking high
hhe low FOR one for 10 minutes. ri
wager there isn't an article of the sort
III the house. If We men ran our Of
noes like YOU women"
ot' Dorothy shake out the vacuum
'lsahfr Tor mamma. dear. and take n
pm right away to papa. st. Louis
Repuhlic
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09

a. w Henningg, Of Oakland, Cal,
mas been paroled by Judge after
conviction OF forgery undtr order IN
beep sober for II years.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-10-09

Solt Lake has advanced vas
city tiromen,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-21
MANICuRES ARE
MlLLIONAIRES

SAN FRANCISCO. May III
Prom manicuros TO millionaircs Is
tho good fortune OF Miss Minnie q.
Holmes and her sister. Miss Pearl
Holmes. both employees OF tho Pal
ace hotel They are on their way
TO Sweden % claim their share Of
an estate which totals close TO
yl60. OOo 600.
In 1855 Carl Christopher Spring.
or loft a large sum OF money IN the
Bank OF Sweden In Stockholm and
came TO this country. He had a
number OF sons when he died. He
loft a will bcqueathlng his estate
10 them One OF these sons was
Lawrence Springer. and Il Is from
his branch OF the family that the
two girls have descended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-21
MACCABEES WIN
CHAMPIONSHIP

The Alkl Camp. No. 80. Macca-
bees OF the World. has won the
state championship for tho largest
number OF members secured by a
single camp The 20 members OF
the Alki team viii celebrate their
victory at Carpenters hall Thurs
day night with the initiation OF 80
new members and banquet ny
winning the championship. the OK
pcnses OF the local team will be
paid TO Portland, where they are 10
initiate 500 Oregon members. The
oregon limitations take place June
.. the day on which the Rose fes-
tival opens. The tcam stays IN
Portland week and during that
time has promised 20 boost the
Potlatch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-21
TORNUP STREETS
CAUSE OF WOE

City officials. as well as the con.
tractor In charge. are roundly
scored In resolutions passed by the
South Woodland Park Improve
ment club for permitting Fremont
nv. to be torn up and left torn up
for long time for the entire
length Of Ia blocks at one time.
The contractor the resolutions
read. should be made To keep a suf-
ficicnt supply OF materials and "A
sufficient force OF lahorers % push
the work rapidly 70 completion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-21
open YOSEMITE
To AUTOS, PLAN

WASHINGTON. May 21.--'I sec
no objection TO opening the Coui-
tervillo road. and also the Big Oak
Flat road, from Crane Flat TO Point
Junction to automobiles"
This is a portion Of telegram
sent by Secretary Of the Interior
Lane today 10 Mai Littiebrant. act.
ing superintendent Of Yosemite Ma
tlonal park. regarding the admls-
sion OF automobiles. Perhaps you
should confer with county officials
having Jurisdiction over the roads
proposed an dget sugEestious.' tho
telegram adds. All bridges should
be carefully tested and tho danger.
GUS portions OF the roads properly
protected before the date OF the
opening"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-21
Be Humane to
Your Chickens

Treat chickens with care Also.
an other fowl. Aud also all ami
malls
lf'Nou don't someone will ring up
Elliott bo65 and get the humane
society after YOU.
AZ a meeting OF the society. the
secretary reported II the cruel
manner chickens and other fowl
were packed IN shipment, ono
case lott the chickens no chance 90
eat, drink. stand up. and hardly al.
lowed them 20 breathe. Such
cases will hereafter be rlgldly pros.
ecutcd, the society decided
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-21
MEXICO SEEKS
LOAN IN FRANCE

MEXICO CITY. May 2i-Con-
gross sanctioned today the pro
posed 100000. 900 loan 20 be ne
gotatcd by the Hucrta govern
ment at per cent A guarantee
OF SO per cent OF the Mexican Gus
toms receipts 10 repay the loan
was agreed 10. The entire amount
OF these customs duties viii 20 10
French bankers, who are being APP
preached for the accommodation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-21
GRAND JURORS
peep At PLANS

l.. IT Lewis. aocre,nry OF the Mu.
nicipM league, appeared before the
grand Jurors Wednesday, probably
TO give testimony relative TO tho
$3.50, 600 courthouse bond issue
Five automobiles were requlsl-
toned by the grand jury Tuesday
afternoon on their tour OF inapcc-
ton. The probers did not attempt
TO inspect the county roads In
Commissioner ilamilton's district.
against which persistent charges
have been made,
The inspection was confined
Tuesday to the Clapp. Glorious aud
Dixon dockaitcs. tho county hos.
pital. crematory, and poor farm
Accompanying the Jury were Pros
ecutor Murphy, Assistant Engineer
Dexter. aud naillffs Jones and Mrs
Frederick.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-21
MASQUERADE DANCE

II VIII be "mAHQuefadu as WtH
as ladies night" az the Press club
tonight The dancing privilege
will be denied anyone who Is not
masked. After II p. IN, however.
the ban as we'll as the masks may
be removed. Prizes viii BE- given.
Members. their families, and lady
guests will be admitted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-21
boy IS ADRlFT
ON SOUND

,orT TOWNSEND. Wash May
\ Ssarch is being made by Off
Al a revenue launch for Law
Smith. Is. OF Everett, sup
- n be- adrlft on Puget sound
- nav was left az home al
...rAer on nlakeley Island. for
II summer He stayed one day
Z, ,sen took row boat. and Is
t.rs,cd 10 have started for Ana
- % see his mother. whom he
..ss,ed q pass through that
- an her way home. A launch
4, on, from Anacortes failed &c
k,,a.e him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-21
Skips Jail for
the Tall Pines

Al Avery. 80. pondered this mo
mentouS thought for several lin
gerlng moments. Aud he decided
that jail was not as good as home
or the tail woods. SO he took TO
the latter.
Avery was serving a iO-monihs
sentence az tho county jail for VIC
lAting the Mann act As a ruaty
he was sent 20 n drug store on an
errand. Avery didn't come back.
and the federal authorities are
searching for him now
Bud Murphy. serving on a va.
grancy charge. also made dash
for freedom Tuesday. Bud was a
trusty. too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-05-21

J. VI. FR1NK. who furnished n
81 900 bond for Frank Pace for tho
latter's appearance in court on lar
ceny charges, must forfeit the sum
as a result OF the defendants fail.
ure TO appear for trial PAGES
parents will reimburse Frlnk.