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The evening world., 1919-04-09
SEVEN CENT CAR FARE BILL
ENCOUNTERS SNAG IN SENATE

can't all be criminals" argued the
eloquent Asscmblyman from oneida
They can't all be going about the
state bribng people"
mo one said they all were," came
sotto voce from somewhere in the
neighborhood OF Assemblymen Dono-
hue Hamill and Goldberg.
"All you are asked TO do is to give
the Public Service Commission a
years. trial OF fixing rates" said As
scmblvr'an Martin In another part
nf his speech.
mo one in New York City has any
confidence in the present Public Ser
vice Commission" said Minority
Leader Donohue, land we don't know
when the present Governor will be
given an opportunity to name de-
cent commission"
Minority Leader Donohue and As
semblyman Goldberg made the prin-
cipal speeches against the bill.
Just before Assemblyman Martin
finished talking Assemblyman Gold
berg asked:
Who handed YOU the Seven Cent
Fare Bill2'
Harry u. weatherwax," promptly
replied Martin.
Weatherwax is the representative
Of upstate traction interests and Ia
himself a prominent railway man.
The question was asked because Of
the generally current rumor that
Speaker Sweet had given the bill to
Martin, and that SNeet had received
II from George A. Glynn, Chairman
Of the Republican State Committee.
The evening world., 1919-04-09
FINDS COAT He SAYS
BURGLAR LEFT At
HOME OF WILKINS
Attorney Makes Discovery in
Cottage of Doctor Accused
of Murder.

A coat which Dir. Walter Keene
wilkins says was left by one Of tho
three thugs he declares assaulted
him and killed Mrs. wilkins on the
night OF Feb. p was found to-day
in tho wilkins cottage at Long Beach
by Charles n. wysong, DR.. wlklnss
attorney.
Detectives are said TO have dis
missed the coat until to-day as one
that must have belonged TO Leon
Kraus," n deceased son OF Mrs. Will
kins by a previous marriage.
Young Kraus. Attorney wysong
says. died prior TO 1908 and in the
pocket Of the coat found to-day was
a cigarette packet the stamp on
which is marked Aug. 3, 1909"
Tho mysterious coat was not men
toned in the Wilkins case until to-
day, DR.. wilkins, a prisoner in the
Nassau County Jail at Mincola
charged with the murder. recently
told his attorneys that he found
coat in the front hallway after the
robbers had gone. picked 1t UP and
carried II upstairs.
When Wysomg asked the doctor
why he had never mentioned the
coat before the physician said that
he had forgotten all about it.
This was Attorney Wysong's first
visit to tho house at Long Beach.
District Attorney Weeks and County
Detective Plant went with him as
representatives. Of the state. At
Wysong's request tho county detec-
tive marked the cigarette case with
his initials and the date. with the
coat, 1t will be introduced by the de-
fensc In the trial, which is expected
to begin next month.
The evening world., 1919-04-09
FOLEY P, 5. c. BILL LIKELY
TO PASS SENATE THIS WEEK
Gov. Smiths Measure Would Re-
duce Board From Five to Two
Members.
Special to The Erenine World From stan
COrrespondent)

Special TO The Erenine Word Ffon q stan
Correspondent
ALBANY. April 9.-The Foley Bill
providing for the wlping out Of the
New York Public Service Commission
OF five members and the substitution
Of n commission composed OF one
Regulatory Commissioner and one
Transit Construction Commissioner.
the former to have three deputies and
the latter one deputy will likely pass
the Senate this week.
This bill favored by Gov. Smith.
embodies his idea OF solution OF the
Public Service Commission muddle in
New York City. At first the Repubi-
cans baked at the provision. calling
for three deputies, but they have come
around to Senator Foleys way Of think
ing.
when a Senator was asked by The
Evening World this afternoon n Travis
II. Whitney would be reappointed. he
replied that whltney's reappointmen.
would not receive confirmation by the
Senate. He added that the new rcgu-
latory commissioner must be "A man who
meets with general public approval.
The evening world., 1919-04-09
PORT OF ODESSA
IS EVACUATED BY
THE ALLIED FORCES
Official Confirmation That City Has
Fallen to the Reds Is Made
in Paris.

~ aAAAs
PARIS, April Evacuation OF the
Black Sea Port OF odessa by the
Allied forces, is confirmed officially.
The Allied forces at odessa included
three French regiments. three Greek
regiments and a Boumanian contingent
Il Is presumed here that the Allied
force will withdraw 20 tho Dnlester.
IA Paris despatch last night said
that a wireless message received
from Moscow reported the cap
ture OF Odessa by Ukrainian
Soviet troops. On Sunday the
Paris Matin said that the cvacua-
tion OF Odessa by the Allies was
imminent as Bolshcvik pressure
was increasing
LONDON, April o.--Disorders on
the Murmansk front In Russia were
planned by Finnish troops and Bo!-
shevik Firms, according 10 an oficial
statement issued at the War once
to-day. which states that they are
not considered OF political slgnifl-
Cance.
The War Once has issued an ur-
gent appeal FOR volunteers for the re-
lief force for North Russia. II is
stated that the men must be trained
soldiers who have been demobillzed
or discharged or who are serving at
home or on normal engagements or
for two, three or four years. All men
re-enlistcd must be fully trained, fit
for general service and over nine
teen years OF age.
Cecil Harmsworth, Under Secretary
OF State for Foreign Affairs, declared
to-day that tho Allies arc fighting In
Russia because the Bolshoviki are
openly proclalmlns their determine
ton TO destroy the foundations upon
which peace is being determined in
Paris.
ARCHANGI1L. Monday. April Z
(Associated Press) A delegation Of
American and British officers under
a Dag OF truce went into tho Boil
shevik lines 10 negotiate an exchange
Of prisoners. The Rev. Father Roach,
"A chaplain with the British forces.
who was captured on Oct 81 and was
later released, returned from the Boil
shevik lines with letters from Bryant
Il. Ryall of Bloomfield, ". j., and
other captives, saying they had been
sent to Moscow. where NJ V. Arnold
OF London. Ont. had previously gone.
The BolshcviIS. according to Father
Roach, are liyng ON ration OF black
apparently In robust health.
TlLBuRN. England April 9.-Thc
Rellef Force for the Archangel front
sails tonight. The new force comprises
veteran officers and men who fought in
various theatres during the war.
The evening world., 1919-04-09
EXPECT 2 BILLIONS
FOR ARMY SURPLUS
Sales of Property Already Amount
to s2oo,ooo,0oo Valuation, Says
Bakers Assistant.

WASHINGTON. April 9.-Up to
date the War Department has dts
posed Of surplus property valued at
$500. 900. 900.
Benedict Crowcll. Acting Secretary
OF War and Director of Munitions.
expects tho sales To reach $1,000, ,O00,-
900. business Is picking up all along
the line" he says. lie was asked
whether he anticipated that any con-
siderable number of automobiles or
motor trucks Will Oe offered for sale
70 the public.
81 do not think So" he replied. In
fact, It IN quite probable that any
surplus the army has left viii ne
turned over to othnr Government de-
partments and agencies which have
use for them"
The evening world., 1919-04-09
ANSWERS SHOW GIRLS SUIT.
Wall street broker Denies Charges
I'm Breach of Promise Case.

A. Edwin Paulson. broker. No. 81
Wall Street, filed Ids answer to-day In
a breach Of promise suit for $3.50. 900
brought against him by Alice Hudson,
a show girl with Al Joson In IS nbad. f."
The nling OF the answer was the FIRST
intimation that Miss Hudson had
brought the action.
She says he has asked her repeatedly
In the last six years to marS. him. but
that each time the date was set he
postponed II. She says she remained
single on his account. trusting his
promise, and that lie has taken ad
vantage Of hcr.
In his answer Mr.. Paulsou merely
states that the charges are falsc and
that he will have an adequate defense
when the matter Is brought to trial.
which Is expected to be within a month.
The evening world., 1919-04-09
BOWIE ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. BOWIE, Md, April
s-Ihe entries for to-morrOw's races
are as follows:
FlR'r RACE Claiming: thruc year ods. six
lu' challenge, ln7 Loyal Peter no, LLOYD
n,ofsc lmpD, lOi. Tiger Rose, lOs. Nislanto,
SECOND RACE Claiming; three. year olds an
upward. tive auj halt nltlonN kinglng N
lla. ltsppndr It's. Snllla iD5. ~'afatuuch
lla, uIi bili Bcndor. lOl; Beauty Sleep. NJ
lho belgian "a no. 'tuul no. lnh
Illlln RACE selling. three rsr ols and
uINuul. iN, und halt iutlUugs Murphy llB
Nu'uum"rr no. lil o.. cant ko,t il5 Toai
si9ol uu..(, no; Louise ', III; LiOsTty Bond
FOURTH RACE Claiming. three. year old
AMI INaatd' Wlc AMI s"'rutN yards rhursdal
Ntghtrr. NJ. MISS HllcN. iO1 MnNuka 40
trurNlr,r B. lu7 Transport ~. 'pluruE. %
Flora Finch iOI cora " 10
ill'lu RAtL Claiming tour year ulls ava,
uy Aa"l. u.lv and a sNtvUin PULASKI ~
fsitN. n. Miss MrGtgIr. iO7 STIR tn IlA
Candidate At ~. Or Iharotr, NJ; satisfied
-lNrH RACE Claiming. four year olds am
upUard. nile and sixteenth SIMON Pure n.
] luuWrta. lti. Gafnag. me-. 'puudruaty. lu1
/ 1mlu. NJ. 'Luth lauu,uu. Vp
/ SEVENTH lACE Claiming: .ioTyrar ol
| q, N. Miller, li?j baIaood, ll9; cadillac. ~
Puts and Cans, ~. BoXT ~.
'Apprenuoe allowance, Track tASt.
The evening world., 1919-04-09
Cnn't Locate the DouRhbaE wit
ness Here.

Sergeant-at-Arms Hotaling of the
state Senate, who is here with a sub
pocna for a man who was named by
Senator Thompson In the Senate in
vestigation OF the doughbag traction
fund up TO noon to-day was unable to
locate him. The man wanted Is said
Tor the past two years to have been
policeman on the Cntskill aqueduct
Iotaling went to the last known resi-
dcucc OF the man and was told he
mad not been there for some time. lie
was given other addresses where he
might obtain some Information about
the man. Inquiries developed the fact
mat the man was not known at any
OF theso places
The evening world., 1919-04-09
F0NTAN FORCED TO LAND.
FILES Only III MILES In over
ocean Venture.

PARIS, April 9.--Licut. Fontan. the
French aviator who started yesterday
on the nrst Lex OF transatlantic flight
to Brazil by way Of Africa. was forced
to land $50 Kilometres Oll.7S miles)
south OF Paris.
This is the second attempt by Foutan
that has ended In failure. In his pre-
vlous Night, March i6. he was forced to
land at Blois. 100 miles southwest OF
Paris because OF engine trouble. Fon-
tan started from villa Coublay aud in
tended 90 ny without stopping 90 Casa
blanca. in Morocco, 200 miles
The evening world., 1919-04-09
BOWIE WINNERS.

FIRST RACE--Four-ye -year-olds and
upward; iiye and a half furiongs-Sister
Emblem. ll3 tMetcllD, straight $ASU
place S290. show S23O. FIRST; Truc as
Steel. IFS NiccD, place So SO. show f29
second; Laura Miller. 100 CPauleyD.
show $3.50. third Time. l.0Si-5. The
Belgian, Yankee Notions. Bronco Buly.
French and Mss Fuuutlcrot also ran.
The evening world., 1919-04-09
SWARDEBTIS ST. 900 FOR EVERY MAN, WOMANAND CHILD

hurt. Thro" person 'os' their lvcs az
hctor Iruniu County, when their house
crashed in upon them. Many houses iu
surrounding village. were uurooftd.
DJRNNT. Okla. April a--SiN persons
'rc reported Killed, a number OF others
seriously injured and many houses and
barns were demolished In a storm which
swept through this county last night.
The evening world., 1919-04-09
HUNGER GERMS IN AUSTRIA.
Doctor Says They Attack Homes of
Victims of Famine.

COPENllAGEN, April CAssociatcd
Press Correspondence. .--According to n
Vienna telegram. says the Central News
leading doctor OF the medical society
In Vienna read paper demonstrating
the presence of a hunger germ In the
bodies of victims OF the present famine
In Austria.
attacked tho bones Of the body and
IN" only remedy the doctors could sug-
Ecst Was Phosphorus dissolved in cod
liver oil, together with constant and
ample uourishmeut
The evening world., 1919-04-09
FLYER KILLED IN NOSE DIVE.
Lieutenanrs Machine Falls $50
Feet ut Langley Field.

John u. Ncelcy Of Seattle, was in
stantly killed, and Sorgt j. s.
Richardson seriously injured to-day at
Langley Field, when an airplunr.
which NcclCy was driving, fcll $50
feet
Witnesses said Neeloy attempted a
nose dive with his machine when too
close TO the ground.
The evening world., 1919-04-09
ILLINOIS BARS WIRE RAISE.
Injunction Against Burirson Schedule
II Made Permanent.

CHICAGO. April 9.--Judgc Charles
NJ Focll in the Superior Court to-day
made permanent an injunction issued
few weeks ago restricting the CAl-
cago Telephone Company and tho
American Telephone and Telegraph
Company from raising their rates In
conformity with the schedule Issued b.
Postmaster General Rurlesou.
In his decision Judge Foell held
that tho state had the exclusive right
TO regulate interstate rates.
The evening world., 1919-04-09

when stephen Baker. eighteen years
old. took his fathers automobile and
with two companions drove to Pough-
kcepsic. he though. it would be al,
right with dad. Rut father proved far
from affah'e to-day when he refused
to go on the boys bail bond OF $1,000
when he was urrriEurd iu the FL "
Avenue Court. Brooklyn, on "A charge
" grand larceny.
II am going 10 leave him in Jail
to teach him lesson" said the father.
The evening world., 1919-04-09
JAPANESE TROOPS TO KOREA.
Six BsuaIions sent 20 suppress
Spreading Disturbances.

HoNoLULu, April Six battalions
OF Japanese troops are being scut TO
Korea TO suppress disturbances which
are spreading. according to Nippu
JlJi Cublcgrum from Toxic received
here to-day.
The evening world., 1919-04-09
'33 KILLED BY CYCLONE
IN TEXAS AND OKLAHOMA
Many Others Injured and Thousands
OF Dollars Worth Of Property
DESTROYED
Destroyed.

DALLAS. Tex. April 9-Thirty-
three reported dead, many injured and
thousands OF dollars property damage is
the toll OF cyclone that swept Moth
Texas and Oklahoma lats nisht and to-
day.
Three persons were killed and great
damage TO buildings and farm property
was done by storms iu this district
A freight train was blown from the
track near Denison and two traintnep
The evening world., 1919-04-09
STORE HELD UP BY BOYS.
Cash Register Looted of R25 and
Manager Locked Inside.

William Wilson. manager OF tea
store at No. 552 Tenth Avenue. was
held up this afternoon by two young
boys not very well dressed" as he de-
scribcd them.
They ordered him behind the counter
at the point OF revolvers and one emp
tied the cash register OF about S2j.
They then walked out OF the store
backward. pulled the front door shut
so II locked on the outside. and ran.
Wilson tossed his keys out the tran
som and the door was opened by pcdes-
TRANS
The evening world., 1919-04-09
Jersey Mctbodists Fight open
sunday"

NEWARK, April 9.---The irst bust
ness Of the Methodist Conference, con-
vened here to-day in iB 6sd annual
meeting, was the adoption Of resolu-
lion protesting 10 the House of Assc'n-
bly, against House Bill No, 29t, known
az the open sunday bill which per-
mits public amuscments on the Sabha. H..
The resolution was carried unaul-
mouElV.
The evening world., 1919-04-09
ESTHONIANS CAPTURE 800.
Take seven Towns In New Defeat OF
DoIsheNIk TrOops.

COPENHAGEN, April a.--An official
statement issued from the Esthonian
Army Headquarters. says:
AS result OF Bolshevik defeats.
nghtlng Is being carried further into
Russian territory. On April g. Esthonian
forces crossed the Narova River. south
Of Nurva, and captured seven villages
aud Do prisoners. on the same day they
stormed the town Of Gdov on tho
eastern bank OF Lake Peipus. and cap
tured 30 men and considerable war
material"
The evening world., 1919-04-09
HEARING ON SUNDAY BILLS.
smith "a Give Audience 10 Foes of
sabbath baseball md Movies.

ALBANY. April "a hearing before
Gov. Smith on the Sunday Baseball and
Sunday Movies Bill, which have passed
the Legislature, will BE- held next We'd
nosday afternoon.
The hearing was granted by the Cow
cruor to-day at the request of Rev.
Dr. H. l.. Bowlhy Of New York, Gem
rral Secretary OF the Lords Day ALI
pucv Of the United states. The Alliance
officially represents seventeen Christian
denominations.
The evening world., 1919-04-09
STEEL REVISION PLANNED.
Railroad Administration Firm
Against Prices Fixed.

WASHINGTON. April AN entire
revision OF the sted prices st by the
Industrial Board appeared to-day as the
only solution 20 the controversy between
the Board and the Railroad Administra-
would not bulge from their contention
that the prices hNed were too high.
Cost prices gathered by Railroad Ad-
ministration ofiicials were cited as prov
ing the claim that the Industrial Boards
quotation was unjust.
The evening world., 1919-04-09
Friend Of clay and webster Die.

'T,TSal to The Evening Word
BtNGH ANTON, April 9.---Nirs, Lyd,a
/, y. Courtney Or New York eighty
nine, died in this city last night, As
"A child she was pet OF Henry Clay.
She danced with Cen, Lafayette. AMI
during her early life was associated
with Daniel " ehSter as one Of he.
fathers intimate friends.
The evening world., 1919-04-09
WILSON FELlCITATES KING.
Hopes Albert Of Belgium VIII Have
Many other Birthdays.

PARIS, April ?-Presldent Wilson
tclegraphcd consratulatory message
to the King of Belgium yesterday on
tho occasion OF tho latter's birthday.
The message read:
please accept my warmest congratu-
latlons on your birthday and my hope
that you may have many another
birthday in times that win rapidly
grow brighter and witness the entire
restoration Of Belgium"
The evening world., 1919-04-09
RUMORS TO COST HIS LIFE.
HungariRH Sentenced 10 Die for
Spreading "FRIse News"

BUDAPEST. April "A revolution
ary tribunal to-day sentenced stephen
Farkar to death for spreading alarm-
ing and false news" regarding the
reported advance Of French ana Czech
troops.
The evening world., 1919-04-09
Court Martial Cnsr Goes Ia DurIe.

WASHINGTON April 9.-.Attorney
General Palmer will refer the letter OF
senator Chamberlain complaining that
COL John II. Nigmorc abused the
franking privilege in making out a de-
fCuse OF the army court martial system.
TO the Post-Onico Department.
The evening world., 1919-04-09
France Adopts Electoral Reform
Foundation.

PARIS, April . Hlavas)-The princl-
Pile OF proportional representation was
adopted az the foundation for electoral
reforms in the Chamber Of Deputies
to-day by vote OF 2J5 to 20l
The evening world., 1919-04-09

PilcS Cured la q 10 ~ Days,
Druggists lvtund money II pAZO OINTMENT
fails 70 cure Itching Blind, bleeding OF pTotrud
ing Piles, ktops lultationf sooihes and Heals.
You can get Tosful sleep after the fpt spplieA'
uon. Price 0Oc.-Advt. tI
The evening world., 1919-04-09
bulgarian Troops 20 suppress
Greek Uprising.

SALONlCA. April CIava0,-Bui-
gp,au troops llvc been sent 10 Strum-
uiIao to sHpprC~s an uprising OF lvr.-
t,utst Greeks,
The evening world., 1919-04-09
ColI, Cnu,. uendnrhe, and Pains.

FrrTI-T U0aIa 'Irs aud body naIns caused from
a guli ne loon relieved by taking LAX ATTN y
,ru4o Qnnnr." " W GROVES signature
ou tnc yoA. JOc. -AdVt.
The evening world., 1919-04-09
STRIKE CALLED IN ROME.
heEins To-Morrow aud Il 10 Last
TWenty-TIye Hours.

ROME, April y Nlavasl Tho Rome
Council Of the General Federation Of
Labor has decided upon a general strike.
10 last twenty y-fye hours, beginning
ThuTSday at 6 A NJ.
The evening world., 1919-04-09

No recent ncws hts come out Of
Italy 20 indicate the reason for "A
strike demonstrition such as that whlcn
the Rome despatch reports.
The evening world., 1919-04-09
OIEO.

HALLIDAY.-FRANK HALLIDAY.
Services az CAMPBELL FUNERAL
CHURCH, Broadway and O0th o.,
Thursday, 1880 A, NJ.
The evening world., 1919-04-09
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.

LOSI-bFoHn SUIT case oonfeHinE dFeAA, E'n no,
ke.j taKi tuesday evening, slefT1's 20 a ldi~,a
sqaaTe liolsl reRsrd. IutNiler i7i rark a',i
The evening world., 1919-04-09

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EASTER rACkAGE. 4 wonderful
variety OF centres, introducing FAR
mNS, Ihrec-MaNs, Mar-hmiillows,
Plantations, Nougntines. Carnmels,
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licious gem in setting Of our
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nEctL ohATLn LAsILR HH
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-24
THE IDEAL CHRISTIAN
GENTLEMAN.

II has been found that because OF
the interference OF the criminal
courts the circulation of indecent lit
erature and obscene pictures intended
TO discredit President Wilson could
not safely be carried ON. SO mouth.
to-mouth utilization has been start
II Is that we hear now the putrid
stories going the rounds OF the immor.
ality OF the occupant of the White
House. stories too vile to be heard by
clean-mindad persons Ii they can help
themselves. But unfortunately not
always can such stories be avoided.
good woman of Salmon. knowing
the purity OF character OF the presi-
dent and unavoidably hearing these
vile reports about him. felt impelied
10 write to Frederick J. IIaskina, the
head Of great information bureau at
Washington. inquiring about them.
The mendacity of the stories Is
shown in the answer received from
Mr.. Haskins. 10 the effect that the re-
ports are absolutely untrue and never
had any foundation in fact In the life
and conduct Of the president
II liz perhaps sufficient to say In
this connection that In a great church
convention not long ago, In the midst
of the critical illness OF Mr. Wilson,
the Rev. Or. Page of Virginia. one or
the speakers, described him "as the
ideal Christian gentleman. the great
est man OF the era, who Is now per-
haps on his death bed from giving
his life TO the cause OF humanity"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-24
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
c,.;oI NJ n1QI-E

SeTldl NO. U15fO
Department of the Interior. U. 5,
Land office, at HALEY, Idaho, Sep
TENDER 20, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Rob-
ert Devance, of Leadore, Idaho. who
on April 10, 1916. made Homestead
Entry, No. O1947s for sWA SEA,
SEX SWA, NWk SEA, SWA
SWA, List No. 4-1940. Section 4,
Township Is north, range rs east,
Boise Meridian, has filed notice OF
intention to make Final three year
proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Allen
c. Merritt, U. S. Commissioner. at
Salmon, Idaho, on the 9th day of No
vember, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Thomas e. Chandler, Thomas
Heating William Rusk and John r.
Phillips, all of Leadore, Idaho.
Sept. 26, st. BEN r. GRAY.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1919-10-24

serial NO. O20093.
Department of the Interior. U. 8.
Land office at HALEY, Idaho, Sep
TENDER %. 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Freder-
lex Gerdes, of Leadore, Idaho, who. on
November 81. 1916, made Homestead
entry, No. 020093. for NWI4 SWI
.SWh SWA, SWA NWA, Section II
and NWA NWA, Section 20. Town
ship 10 North, range 26 east. Boise
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
TO make Three year proof. to estab-
fish claim to the land above describ-
ed. before w. r, Stone, U. S. Com.
missioner. at Leadore, Idaho. on the
27th day of November 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Archie Jewett, Robert Stewart. John
McGeviney and George Johnston ali
of Leadore, Idaho.
BEN r. GRAY,
wi, li-if. Register