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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:

The best guarantee you can have for @ successful issue of your clothes is to patronize an old established house: a house that wants you to come back and be their permanent patron.
 Such a house is the Nome Tailoring Co.,, we make alterations.
 We do cleaning, pressing and re- pairing. We make suits to order. We appreciate your patronage.
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Every home in Nome should have the Nugget delivered to it-Subscribe now and keep the household enlighten-
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NUGGET MINING AND DREDGING
 MAGAZINE
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NOME TAILORING co.

Next door to Segerstorm X TIagen's
 Jewelry Store.
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ELECTRIC WASHER FOR SALE.

1900 Cataract Electric Washing Machine, power wringer attached, complete with motor, etc, inquire of Geo. s. Maynard.
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THE NOME DAILY NUGGET SEPT. "A i9.7
BUY AT HOLTS

Just received a full line of stoves, ranges. hardware, crockery etc, on last. Come and investigate before buying elsewhere.
 HOLT'S CASH STORE.
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-27
BIGELOw AND VICINITY.
The Most Important Local Events
Which Have Transpired The
Past Week,
Ny George A. Conaway.)

-C'abc Smith repaired John Cough
Inns hay ham. last week.
Mis-. Chas. Lewis was a st. Jo-
soph visitor, ono day. last week.
Mrs. Tom kcaster was q passcn.
ger 70 Crlig, last Sunday morning.
Frank Walker made n business
"Trip 20 4. Joseph, ono day. last week.
---N"fo'al from here attended the
hig circus in Sc. Joseph, last Friday.
Dave Smith, Jr., was bushes,
visitor IN Oregon, ono day, las, week,
--'oy. l.. e. Freeman held services
at 't' Methodist church. last Sunday
evening.
Lucille wilson was over from
Mound City. last Sunday, visiting with
Tho Bigclow Grain Co. Skinned
out cor load Of wheat the first Of
the week.
DIR +. L. Hogan made a rrofes.
sional call in Napier. last Monday
afternoon.
Charley Knowles was transac,ing
business in Oregon, one day, the first
of the week.
Henry Jocc was business Wis.
''nr IN -. Joseph, one day, the first
II the week.
Quite n number Of our sports at.
tended the big clam bake in 81 Jo.
scrh, last Sunday.
Might Operator V. a. Solleder
made n business trip 20 ST. joseph.
ono day. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Book. of M
pier. visited with Mr.. and Mrs. w. u.
Asher. last Sunday.
Harold larrabcc was down from
Maitland, last Sunday, visiting with
Sc 1,.ycs and friends.
-N".. -. +. Gain Il IN Council
l'l1i.s Iowa, this week, visiting with
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Alkirc IL here. this week.
from Forest City, visiting with ber
mother. Mrs. Mary Hill.
Mrs. Harry Dodson Is here, this
week, from 81. Joseph, visiting with
i. Do'sof and family.
RUSSELL Haig'cr and Willie Davis
were taking In tho sights in 81. Jo-
scph. one day. last week.
Misses jean Mckee and Crcss Mn.
'hcrs visited with Miss Mary Hinklc.
last Saturday and Sunday.
Mira. II. y. Bowers was here scy-
rral days, this week. from Tarkio.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-27
Now Point Relief Lcnrnc.

Tho Wpr p,ti,I Snci.ty mot N, tho
homc Of NJ. Sbnnnn, itnrl,,nn ~,
"Wednesday of this week IN hegin no,
tunl work of ,,.y,ny mi kni,,ing
Wapy MOI, ,,,,,,, ,"I s;,Js ara uans'
cd tS do nloin s.w,ng bS bnrL or mn.
chino. toii am nj, t,icnbonc an .,
Tho committee ,o finJ r"t hat rou
,an Jo. m. .,,i,t' ha. ani" hen Cn
,~garlgrl In, In ~, t,n. 20 Lov"
roi, cI spo no ~, oCfcring n, " IN
Mnody ,rc,t,l'g,, ptn he I'll. cri,,ion.
SIg.5o n, - I,r,n,,d. =, nd MI
SsbD. or, r,, con, fron, H. c,r a.
conccr,. m,lting a ia, q, as no
This A. boing ron, for ,oto,;,j a..
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-27

Remember that this Is the
last week. or up to and In.
Guiding July 81. that you can
buy Chautauqua season tick.
cts for $3.50. After this time
they will cost you $500 For
sale at any OF the stores.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-27


proceeds of boats, bathing suits and
gasoline launch Mt his place, and Mr..
J. +. lden will do the same. Manager
George Craig will give the proceeds Of
the ball game, and the mcrry-go-
round management will donate lib
orally. Everybody should make an
extra effort TO patronize these people
literally next Sunday, and thereby
help out worthy cause.
--Thirty-fivc relatives out Of total
of fifty-five living relatives gathered
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W.
Duncan, one of our oldest and most
respected families, for a family re-
union. last Sunday, where the day
was very pleasantly spent in talking
over old times and visiting. A sump-
tuous dinner was served at the prop
er hour and the day will long be re-
WONDERED by the thirty-five guests
who were there. Those present were:
Henry Carpenter and family. Of Fair.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-27
Nee Point Presbyterian Church

The Moody Evangelistic Campaign
Of four weeks closed last Sabbath
night. with splendid results in the
building UP Of christians and the con.
versions Of 226 people and starting
them out on the new life. The meet.
ings were well attended from the be-
ginning TO the close, and the best Of
attention and interest manifested. MI.
Moody proved himself 10 be q preach
er Of the "old Time Religion" OF I'M
usual ability in presenting the truths
Of Scripture and convincing men OF
their need Of q personal Savior. Miss
Heath, the personal worker, was most
efficient In her personal work in lead
ing people TO a decision for Christ and
her Instructions TO the inquircrs were
Scriptural and most helpful In point
ing the people TO Jesus Christ as the
only way Of salvation, and that the
only way TO get Christ was to ic-
ceivc Him BY faith. The Conner fam
lily met the highest expectations In
the conduct of the singing, which was
no small factor In the success OF the
campaign. But time will not permit
the writer 10 give the cvangclistc
party their full need Of praise as
agents in the hands Of the Lord In
winning souls for Him.
The people spoke their appreciation
of the workers and the results OF the
meetings In their offerings at the
three meetings on the closing day,
amounting TO something over $1,000.
This was in addition TO $500, previous
~ raised for the local expenses OF the
campaign and still In excess OF the
handsome way In which they enter
tanned the party OF seven people with
the best that the country could afford
for the four weeks Of their stay
among us.
Six or seven churches were ASSOCIATE
cd In the meetings and worked to-
gether in beautiful harmony.
Next Sabbath being the fifth Sab
bathspf the month, the pastor will be
with the Woodville congregation In
the morning, at which time. q number
will be received into membership OF
the church there, and then at night
the pastor will preach in the New
Point church and TO meet the require
ments Of the case here AZ soon rs 1t
seems possible and advisable there
will be q prayer and Bible study
meeting In the church on next We'd |
nesday night, August /, with special
reference TO those who may elect to
unite with the Presbyterian church. |
And then the pastor will ask the
people to kindly allow him /
the first Sabbath morning In August 7
to receive the members into the /
church at New Point.
Praise the Lord for the good work I
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-27


vicinity. This Is something that Is
badly needed. a minister in our
town would do lot of good, and by
the two churches uniting there would
he more encouragement iof the out
idcrs, of which there arc quite a
number In our town, 20 attend church
services and who would feel more like
contributing to religious work, Il our
church people would take the lead and
work in harmony. Think II over, folks,
aud not only think about Il, but talk
i over with your friends AMI do some
thing, " is high time orr church
people were getting together. Three
denominations Of church people In our
town, where there should be one.
Farmers are busy this week put
ting up the second cutting of alfalfa
and threshing. Ths weather has been
favorable for this work. While il Is
pretty hot and getting dry, the wheat
and hay Is being saved, which is bet
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-27

Col, p. NJ. Babb and z. II. Greene,
our local real estate agents, sold a
part of the A. w. Fryman farm to
Philip Buntz, one day, last week. Con-
sideration, $3.50 per acre.
After this week. or up to
and including 81, you will
have to pay $500 for your
seasons. Better buy at once.
and save so cents. For sale at
all Of the stores.
Mrs. Ella Baker, Of Brookfield,
Mo-; Mrs. Rosa Ousley, Of Excelsior
Springs, No.; Mrs. Emma Dougherty,
Of Nebraska City, Neb.; and Mfs.
Sarah Garner, Of Br0ekfield, Mo-,
were called here BY the serious III
ness Of their sister, Mrs. r. L. Field,
Of near Forest City, who d very sick.
Her son, r. r. Field and family, Of
Grant City, aye also ct her bedside.
We hope tor her speedy recovery.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-27
Resolution. Of Respect

~ the Farmers Mutual Insurance
Company Of Holt County, Missouri,
by its Hoard Of Directors:
Whereas. In the dispcnsation of n
divine providence, II has seemed well
20 remove from our midst and from
his labor. our friend and fellow CO.
worker, Vim. Weigh'man, a member
who has for many years served our
comrany faithfully and well, both rs
efficient agent and secretary,
Now. therefore. be II resolved tina.
we extend 20 the family our heartfelt
sympathy, and assure them that II Il
with deep regret we learn the painful
news of the removal from among Us
OF their dear husband and father, and
while We realize that 50 weak and in
cffcctual II human consolation that
We scarcely know how 10 express the
dccp sense We have ol the heavy
stroke under which you are prostrat-
cd, but we doubt not from your faith
in Him who docth oil things well. you
will be sustained and comfortcd by
Ills own consultations, which are Meth
o. few nor small. We can add on y
our fcrycnt prayer that you may be
comforted In your sore trial,
and look only 20 the brighter side,
believing he has gone 10 higher
sphere, and what Is lost 20 you Is Ia
him unspcakablc gain.
And be Il further resolved thu, a
,opy OF these resolutions be- sent 20
he bercavcd family, u copy spread
lnon the minutes of our record, and n
copy given 10 the newspapers.
J. T.. SLATER,
a. ". VAN CAMP,
J. e. HECK,
CONRAD lDEkER,
WILLIAM WOOD.
u. r. PRAlSWATER,
ABE GOODpASTuRE,
GEO. W. CLICK,
board of Directors.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-27
Presbyterian Church Notes.

Services at the usual hours next
Sunday. The Christian Endeavor
meets at Z o'clock. This is the month";
ly conservation meeting, when the
missionary offering Is made. Miss
Anna Rachael Markt will lead.
Prayer meeting tonight Thursday
at 8 o'clock.
Union service, Sunday night, at the
Methodist church, at 8 o'clock.
7. A. CLAGETT, Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-27

tent show next Saturday evening,
The Girl and the Ranger" The
show travels in a special car and have
- people, said to be one of the best
on the road.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Davis were
here last Sunday from Craig, visiting
With Mrs. Davis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Knowles, west of town.
In the evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Knowles
took Mr.. and Mrs. Davis home IN
their new Chevrolet car.
Superintendent Of our school. s.
W. SHELTON returned home the latter
rart of last week from Hatfield, Mo.
where he and his wife had been visit
ing with relatives for several days.
Mrs. SHELTON IL expected 90 return
about the middle of this week.
Mrs. Katharine McNaUl, county
sCcrctary of Holt county Sunday
schools. of Maitland, was here, one
day. lat week. comforting with our
sunday school workers. Mrs. McSail
H. very much interested in this work
and we are glad 10 note is making a
Icccss.
Prof. A. G. Stanley, the firs, Of
The week. enlisted in the regular army
IN St. Joseph, and was sent to- Jcffer-
ON Barracks, near 50. Louis. for
training. Prof. Stanley says " he gets
hall Of a chance he win bring the
iniser's scalp back to his many Bige-
low friends.
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Morris and
Harry Morris and wife and two chill
drcn drove over to Maryville, last
sunday, in the lattcr's Dodge car,
where they spent the day visiting with
Misses Zoe and Addie Morris, who ar,
attending the State Normal there.
The party returned home in the eve
ming.
&C. Kcrran and family. who have
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. II. +.
Schoonover for several days, left the
latter part Of last week for Grant
city, No., where they will visit with
relatives there for several days before
returning TO their home in West
phalia, Kansas. They arc making the
trip in their Ford car.
Emmett Hinklc was here, last
Monday, taking n look ut our town,
AMI visiting with old acquaintance.
Emmett says everything down in his
nart Of the country Is fine and dandy
and that good rain on his big corn
field within the next ten days will
mean that he can supply almost all
NJ Holt county with corn next fall.
MIR. and Mrs. Cave Smith and
children. Lois, George and Francis;
Nj. and Mrs. Perry Walker aud chill
drcn, Marie and Mae; Mrs. Mary
WnikSr anI lauuht,r Ep,p,a al
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-27
State Aid on Dirt Roads.

Earth or dirt roads comprising o
part of the state system may be grad
ed with state and county funds, with
out submitting elaborate and expen'
sive surveys to the federal depart
nlent, and u second project for hard.
surfscing the road with state and
federal aid may be submitted later.
The State Highway Department, at q
meeting held In Jefferson City, July
goth, announced this plan of aiding
counties In the Substantial improve
ment" Of earth roads, preparatory to
hard-surfacing Ut some future time.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-27
&. l.. Notes.

The meeting last Sunday evening
was in charge of Miss Alice Babb,
who made a capable leader. The at
tendance was good, considering the in.
tense heat of the day, showing that
the young loks are interested in the
work. Our topic for next Sunday will
be "Evangelistic. Educational and In
dustrial Work in Foreign Missions"
The scripture reading for this lesson
Is Isaiah 6l:l.3. Frank Lynch will
lead this meeting for us.
REPORTER.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-27

~. J. Rayhill, wife and Baby Ed.
ma, accompanied by Tom Curry and
wife, were the guests Of Miss Anna
J. Fiessnbaum. IN st. Joseph. Sunday
last.
Money to Lend on Farms-Bor.
rover has option 70 pay part or sll d
principal ct any time. Most liberal
terms ever afforded. Can, write o.
phone TO NJ. Costs You nothing; savss
f fHr %ssiissoN LOAN 4 TITLE CO.,
O6ices over Nedawsy Valley Bank,
Naryville. Missouri. 1a
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-27
Economy Disc Harrows
TEARE 4 RUlEY

visiting with Mrs. ]. T.. Hanchcr,
Misses Hattie and Vera Stewart
arc here this week from Falls CITY,
visiting with Miss Bertha Morris.
". A. rsollcdcr and wife were WIS.,
ting with relatives in Thurman.
Iowa, last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. G. II. Graves was over from
Mound City. several days, last week,
visiting with relatives and friends.
Mrs. q. VI. Lnrrabcc and Mrs. r..
!. Dudley were business visitors IN
craig, one day. the first Of the week.
- l'arold POINTER was here last
SUNDAY. from Cameron. No.. visiting
with his brother. George and family.
MIR. and Mrs. y. l.. Schoonovcr
and Mrs. +. r. Hogan attended tho
big circus in 81. Joseph, last Tues
lay.
Misses Elsie and Goldic Crow and
Lille Burgcncr We're visiting with rel.
ntivcs in Maitland, several days. last
week.
-Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Gresham were
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. II. Watts,
'onth OF Fortcscuc. la5, Sunday after
noon.
Webb Scanlon and Miss Helen
Fuller. Of 50. Joseph. were tho guests
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Courier, last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Bridgmon
drove up TO Craig. last Monday morn,
ing; where they spent the day visiting
with relatives.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Moore. Of
Nillisca, Iowa, were visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. q. McCown, northeast of
town. last Sunday.
Slater and Poyntcr lost two fat
hogs. last Sunday, from heat. AS
usual In such cases they were the best
hogs in the herd.
Hot enough for YOU last Sunday Z?
Only % in the shade, and the corn
~ still growing and we are beginning
to need good ram.
-Ihere was an attendance of 81
scholars at the Christian Sunday
school, last Sunday morning. and the
was Sl.l9.
MIR. and Mrs. Roscoe Blazer, Of
Maitland, and Mr.. and Mrs. II. J.l
dudley were weekend visitors with
friends in st. Joseph.
-, Mrs. John Shepherd arrived home
he latter part of last week, from hor
Southern Missouri territory, and will
spend few weeks at home.
Larry Ginning entertained the
rain crew from Clarinda, Iowa, last
Sunday, ut, lunch at Big Lake, maxi
ng the trim in his Ford car.
X J. Taylor, one day, last week, |
received q brand new MINNEAPOLIS
separator, which he will use with his
team engine, threshing this summer. |
"A ten-acre field Of wheat on the |
arm OF Lot Brown & Son averaged
almost forty bushels to the acre, the |
hest yield reported SO far in this
The school board had the weeds
IN the school grounds moved, one
lay, last week, which adds much TO
he appearance Of the grounds. Geo.
Preston did the work.
Mrs. Jim POINTER and two chill
lren. Of Kansas City. and Mrs. H. n.
Of Keamey, No., were here,
everal days, this week, visiting with |
dr. and Mrs. Geo. POINTER,
MIR. and Mrs. T. j. Bridrmon and
laughter, Dorothy, and Rowene Con.
way drove to st. Joseph, In the
ormer's Ford car, last Tuesday morn
ne, returning home the same evening.
Arthur and Donald Worley, chill.
|ren Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Worley.
~ quite sick this week. DR.. r. +.
Logan 70 attending thsm and every.
ning possible for their recovery d be-
-Bieelov n Ia h tavcv.d ~, . IL.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-27

Every woman. should register at
the court house, Saturday, July 2S.
Books open from 3 q. m. until 8 D. m.
Tommy Christian and wife, of
Rock Port, were the guests of Mrs.
C.'s sister, Mrs. Merrill Bailey. last
-Dr. L. McFall 10 Q happy man
now, bis wife and children arriving
here. tnd they are all domiciled "a
their Nome, the Will Asrkt property.
Two Grand Detoar Gang
plows at . big saving. \,
TeARE I RULEY.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-27

Miss Helen Markt has returned
home aftes . two months visit with
her cousin, Mrs. Bsulah Vaughn, at
-xRsmember the second Food Sale
Of tho Ladies' Relief League TO ~
held ct the Sentinel office, Oregon,
Saturday, July %. Be sure and a.
tend and buy sonething, thus helpins
. worthy cause. sNta,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-07-27
LEARN TELE0RAPHY

A business training that wins. High
salaried positions require good train.
Ing. Write for information, II shows
what our students are doing. Fults
School Of Telegraphy. 1882 Grand
Ave.. Kansas City. Mo.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-28
"BEST SHOW EVER" IS
FOR AID POOL FUND
Swimming Pool Minstrels, u
Starting Friday Night,
Is a Screamer.

Catchy choruses. pleasing ballads,
thrilling syncopation. Hawaiian and
domestic music, Hoola girls and their
native dances. IA sparkling monologuc
and other features which must be seen
to be appreciated will be offered for
the entertainment of Missoula tomor-
row and Saturday nights at the Mis-
sOula theater. The Swimming Pool
Minstrels show has progressed to Il
point where failure is impossible and
a snappy. sparkling performance is
assured. one more rehearsal will be
held this evening and then the actors
will consider themselves in readiness
for the signal which will call forth
their best efforts.
The ticket sale began yesterday and
will continue today at the Missoula
Drug company, the Nonpa reil, owen
Kellys. Gleason Brothers. the Smoke
house and Bateman's Drug store.
These tickets must be exchanged for
reserved seats at the Missouia the
atcr prior to the first performance.
Everyone is urged to secure seats just
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-28
Eye-Witnesses Disagree
As to Guard Camp Death

Just what happened in the little box
car bunkhousc beside Northern Pacific
bridge No. ll6 in Hell Gate canyon
last Tuesday morning Coroner Albion
Lucy could not determine at his In
quest last night, though he examined
every member of tho strange company
that had gathered in the rude shelter.
Only this much Is certain: The
wide open camp" of which It's COM
mander had boastcd combined forbid
den women. forbidden whiskey and
forbidden ammunition with tragic re-
suits. Corporal Clarence u. Shaw Is
dead; Private Arthur Kline is facing
court martial. Just how that sorry
finish Of an attempt to mix wine. wom-
en- and song with soldering came
| about. only three people know. and
they tell ii in three ways.
The three people, all on the stand
at the inquest last night. are:
Mrs. Mary Ward carson.--Ninctecn
yonrod wife of Private Sidney j.
Carson of the United States army
Born in Hamilton, the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Ward. she married Car
son here on May ., 1916 Tho marriage
has not been happy. and the woman
has sought consolation from other SOL
dicrs She had visited the guard camp
before the fatal morning.
Private Arthur J. kiine.--The slayer
OF Corporal Shaw. by accident. as a
drunken joke or deliberately Kline shot
| his comrade after a "wide-open" night.
He enlisted in Miles City. but Is said
to have II wife and baby in Seattle.
Private Stanley Smith.--Mary Car
sons man and friend Of both Shaw
and Kline.
Mixed up indirectly in the tragedy
were:
Mrs. May Ciine-Northcrn Pacific
car~swecper. Al years old, twice mar
ricd. twice u mother and lately none :
too welcome friend" of Kline and
Shaw.
| Private John Cole.--An earshot wit
ness of the shooting.
Captain w. p. Morse Commandinc .
officer of Company f. and thus re-
sponsiblc for conditions in the camp.
The stories these persons told Cor
oner Lucy last night did not match Mt
all. Kline claims the shooting was
purely accldental: Smith says 1t was
the result Of drunken folly: Mrs. Car
son says Shaw's bravado and Kline's
sore head" brought on the mishap,
NJ
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-06-28
'SHAW'S SLAYER TO FACE
COURT MARTIAL; COUNTY
AUTHORITIES WITHDRAW
Private in Second Montana Who Shot Pal to
Be Taken to Helena by Commanding Or
ficer Today Three Eye-Witnesses Tell
Three Stories Of Shooting---Jealousy
Not Motive, Comrade Says

Private Arthur Kline must answer to court martial fo
shooting Corporal Clarence E. Shaw, his pal in Seconc
Montana bridge guard camp three miles east of Mssouls
last Tuesday morning.
The civil authorities of Missoua county renqushed
jurisdiction last night when coroner jury unable to de-
eide whether the killing murder accident returned
non-committa verdict.
Captain w. p Morse, company +, will take Kline to Hell
today and state to Colonel J. J. McGunness charges
which will necessitae court martial What the charge:
will be the captain would not say last night but Kline is
liable to trail 10 counts, ranging in seriousness from
mansaughter to drunkenness in camp.
Clarence Shaw his ounsho wound from
rifle held o ono
of Corone Unable
passed the by falling the fact
which all Shaw dead by Kline
Three told three to
the Briefly
kIinel clean it, and
+,
is and pull the trigger
He did"
'lm afraid Of
Shoot me here. patting his chest Kline shot
of affections of
the Northern Pacific queted
testified that Shaw
al
while cline" like weil old"
astounding condition OF
DID,
Both
admitted other
th.mM Cline, have been frequent visitors the
declared yesterday that similar conditions
lin other Never
he 10
already involved one m'ssoua saloon.