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The Era-leader., 1919-07-17
Modern Brick Hotel
To Be Erected.

Joining the brick building of
S. H. Burris, Inc, a modern
pressed brick hotel is to be
erected by Wood and Renard for
D. E. Sheridan who recently
purchased the balance of that
entire square not owned by S. H.
Burris, Inc.
The hotel is to have twenty
guest rooms with bath, in ad.
dition to a commodious lobby
and parlor, tonsorial parlors
and cold-drink stand. Plans
have been accepted and building
material ordered, the work to
begin as soon as material can be
delivered on the grounds.
Another town improvement is
the residence started this week
by Wood & Renard for G. G.
Simmons, on the site of the old
DR.. Varnado residence.
This is a total of five buildings
in actual course of erection, with
the hotel and brick church just
waiting for material to start
work and plans being drawn for
a new Masonic Temple.
These improvements are
speaking loudly for the growth
and progress of our town. a con,
dition that cannot be stopped
under the present demand o1
big business.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-17
NUMBER 10.

Prohibition advocates asserted
rehabilitation probably would
not be completed before the coun-
try became dry by amendment.
James Smith, a road contractor
convicted Of criminally assaulting
a young girl near Alexandria,
La, was sentenced to life i'm
prisonment.
The German National Assem-
bly,, sitting at Weimar, ratified
the peace treaty July 9th, by a
vote of 208 to 115.
Charges against V. L. Roy,
president of tho State Normal
school, except one about a hasty
temper, were not upheld.
Secretary of the Treasury Glass
estimated the war cost to the
United States $50, 1T, 100000 up
to June 80, 1919.
Oil concerns operating in Mex
leo asked Washington to get per-
mission for arming their men and
to use airplanes to carry cash.
The attempt of Senator Stafford
to call an extra session of the
Legislature proved the biggest
sensation Of years in state poll.
tics.
DR.. Oscar Bowling, president
of the State Board of Health, de.
clared that the enforcement of the
prohibition laws will not create
drug users.
| New Orleans lumber dealers
said that lumber prices have
smashed all records and predict.
ed they would go higher by fall.
In the course of long confer
ence with President Wilson, Sen
ators Ransdell and Gay invited
him to visit Louisiana.
It was said 10000 fatherless
babies in France await adoption
by American families.
Prospects for big crops IN Lou
isiana this year we're said to be
very promising except for sugar,
cotton and potatoes.
;! Demands upon Congress to re-
duce the price of food began to
pour in from all parts Of the
country.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-17
General News In Brief.

A Turkish court martial SEN
fenced Enver Pasha, former die
tator, and two other leaders of the
Young Turk party to execution.
One steamship and two sailing
craft, all German, were wrecked
in a storm that swept Valparaiso
harbor and inflicted other dam.
age.
Attorney General Palmer or.
dered the cancellation of the pa
roles of all aliens who are not
considered a menace to the public
safety.
The Japanese embassy at Wash
ington issued a statement declar-
ing that Japan did not seek to
make treaty with Germany dur.
ing the war.
The grand jury failed to return
any indictments after investigat.
ing a lynching recently i'll Vicks-
burg, Miss, and three members
resigned,
The. report of the Federal Trade
Commission to the President de-
clared imminent packer domina-
ton of the markets for practically
all staple foods.
The new Louisiana. Mississippi
Automobile Trades Association
elected George D. Wray as presi.
dent, and picked Jackson, Miss.
for the next meeting.
France and England renewed
representations to the United
States urging action to restore
Mexico to condition to protect
lives and property.
Statesmen, diplomats and tn,
crowded galleries were held spell
bound Thursday while Presiden
Wilson delivered his address O,
peace to the Senate.
Impressive ceremonies marked
breaking of ground for the cree
tion of the Louisiana monumen
to Confederate heroes in Vicks
burg, Miss.
State Senator Staford's at,
tempt to call a special session o
the Legislature started the cam
paign for governor with a loue
noise.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-17
,,,atOr Stafford Publicly
Brands MOuton Liar"

reanerette. La, July ia
|s,.,tbing arraignment of the New
o,l.sps machine by three of the
..,ajdstes for governor, an ex.
.;,tion of Senator E. M. Stat
rs s,.dbr Lieutenant Governor Fer
..a Nouton, followed by Sem
Il f Stafford denouncing the lieu
s,ant governor as "liar," and
I.tsr apologizing to the audience
\, using the short and ugly
lard, and then refusing to shake
s.ads with Lieutenant Governor
outon, was sensational climax
,rs Sunday to one Of the largest
shtioal rallies ever held in the
bird District
I ghe clash between Lieutenant
Gasernor Mouton and Senator
csHord occurred while the lieu
b1ant governor was speaking.
Xii Mouton had been roundly
d6sising the senator and charged
M. Stafford with voting against
Ahs Fortier "fifty.four hour" bill
1.-the last session of the Legisla.
Hure, Mr.. Stafford, who had left
ihs platform and had taken a seat
h The audience, arose and twice
bsnounced the lieutenant govern
hss q liar. The interruption and
ss use Of the epithet threw the
lowdi into an uproar. Intense
uaitament prevailed. Chairman
Ngpsdmonished Mr.. Stafford not
b narrupt the speaker, as many
Ia shs audience arose to their
! lest. Mr.. Mouton met Mr.. Stat
Niad's hot words with a smile and
to belabor the New Or
Issns senator until he had finish
llIA. Afterwards Senator Stafford
, kame to the platform and apollo
}sized for his Incorporate Ian
saage. As he turned to leave the
tand Lieutenant Governor Mou-
hn offered to shake hands, but
enator Stafford refused the prof.
er and again retired to a seat in
he audience. This closed the in
Hident.
Other features Of the rally and
!. bye.eornered debate was a reiter.
hi0n Of his published statement
Senator Stafford that he fell
asiied in attempting to convene
Legislature because he be-
The Era-leader., 1919-07-17
Notice.

The next examination for teach.
ers certificates will be held in
Franklinton on August 4, 5 and
8 whites, and August 2, s and 8
negroes.
An examination on books Of
the Reading Course issued during
the next session of 1921 1920 will
be held August II.
D. H. Stringfeld
Supt.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-17
Fords! Fords!

We have on hand a carload of
latest model Ford Cars. Place
your order now.
Motor Sales & Service Go.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-17
Fine Meeting at Zona.

Editor m.Leader:
We have just closed a good
meeting at the zona Methodist
church which resulted in eight
accessions to the church and the
Christian people are greatly re-
vived. Rev. A. l. Townsley Of
New Orleans did the preaching.
There was a fine attendance, and
a spirit of unity and Christian
fellowship prevailed from begin
ming to end.
On the 4th we had what you
may term religious patriotic
meeting; splendid singing, with
Mrs. Ruba Shoemaker at the
organ, and we were favored with
addresses by P. D. Mackie, Ar
thur Green and Dr.. Varnado
Jones, all Of whom were returned
soldiers. DR.. Jones exhibited
quite a lot of relics which he had
brought home with him, which
were very much appreciated,
Rev. Clevarden, pastor of the
Baptist church at Enon, closed
with a fine address, after which
all assembled around a basket
dinner consisting of all the good
things one could wish for to sat
isfy the appetite, for all of which
we are thankful to our kind
Heavenly Father.
F. N. Sweeney, Pastor.
The Era-leader., 1919-07-17

He-Like most men, l suppose
| have my shortcomings.
She--Oh, it isn't your short
comings-it's your long.stayings
that | object to.-Utica Globe,
The Era-leader., 1919-07-17

NO. 1929. /
Bank 1
btewart, "a
ven that b 4
elZUr6 or &
26th Jn
in and for VI
Fe entitled
will proA
to the las' i
Y 10, 1913 /
door of the q
IL J, La, BE-
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ID 'properNB1
Washington Il
ock ten sI
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8 per phe ~
office in Vs
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
FINANCIAL
REAL ESTATE LOANS

LOANS NApE-Ou improved Tu,A prop
cry Tho best loan plan IA Tulsa \,
1riAys We are Tu.A iuSututiun
Tulsa Union Loan 4 savings Assn, 4 T.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01

fivEKooM HOUSE. Only seven block :
out only $4,000 some terms. Owaer,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01

FOR SALE IF Eighteen room house mot a
rooming hnnseg leased, on valuable 10,
close IN. Including furniture all for only
$1,000 tg26O cash, balance like rent
brings f22b monthly rents You rouldn I
buUd tho house for the money, and u Il.
less than year old don't lst The grass
grow under your feet do u today, 10.
morrow never comes, Leslls Brooks Co.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01

houTH DFTRofT--.Fast front bungalow (;
ye rooms, bfesbfAst room, osk floors,
and very large porehesl glao0 cash /
monthly terms. Phone 0igt
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
MONTY 70 LoAN-oHArTrts ~

10 YOC MED MONEY!
We loan MONEY on furniture piIros vie.
trolAs diamonds ani Liberty bnnds. ali
husaos. strictly confidential Noorehrad
! oan Co. goo Nsw Au'i h'de Phone $500
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


"HVVNFh TWN HNIE- N1
MuhN NitSlhE New two story hard.
N'"n N"ofs throughout two Sleeping
roifhrs. csch enclosed 9Th seven French
slnh""s. brralinst room library Afrr
n'S'm"ht, comhirauon futusrn. two com.
N'hHuon msnteh tii 500. terms n 10
Nt'd Phone pot" rostofiice box 1855.
RoSroN, s.. 1870 Good room hunga
lo- OAK horA bnili Ia features iire
,oraIioni price 5000 GuoJ term,
Phone lEt.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01

NORTH ElWOooD Five room bunsalow I;
French doors very nice manisi buili 10
Gestures oak floors, living rom. ihis;
large bedrooms, pantry basement, full
east front lot, In the best block on this
,tteet Price $3.50; $4,000 handles,
Phone 6a02
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
VACANT LOTS

APARTMENT CORNERS
Three very fine close In apartment
corners and two b0-fuot inside lots.
worth the money Some fine east
front lots for $3.50, fine home.
idrnl at a bargain. and a seven room
house for $4,000, and only $500 cash.
good terms on balance.
" VI. FEWEL
gig Bliss Buildng
Phone lg5j-3250
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01

NEW BUNGALOW
Nh rooms, hardwood floors throughout.
eSitn fine builltn features throughout
buffet Murphy he'd electricity and gas,
fafaEe, high east font lot only a. 500 !!
terms " 600 cash and Sac month L.css
lhAn cost of improvements alone must
sre TO appreciate You viii have TO stsp
Lively 10 get this uuusnsl bargain w ~
owen, ao1 Robinson bldg Telephone so
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01

Tr'iriird money oE hand N .oan on I'm
pre-. ID farms any~hsrs w Okiahona snd
uarts OF Kansas. IsNA hisso1rl at iowssi
Tstrs Iu'rrost payable obcs year l,oau'
f4r five 70 frr. .rsarE Ca1 be us'. 1sior.
d4r y 4. IuI gl2 TsS. 0'JE., ~ l.
Fourth "a Ihoue sal
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
EMPLOYMENT

SITUATION WAITED MAIB a,
"NNIEb. Position Of day OF ni,bt clerk
''' NOTE address NSi care World
Discharged SOLDIER Want, 20. -.
lnNeuI Tor uuNste family AN iur.
wn r''eTone" Address Na7, care
POSITION WANTED c,pcrirr,,l
uu""hNecRsr' t.'y references. Address T.
d. hssn"l' ei2 <. Cheyenne Phone adal
STENodRApUfR win hcokl,cr,nr .,
prH'hee, consisting of three years. refer
.nrcs and Tor Interview addres, Ma
ln'sA nai'y World
TRUCK DRIVER Wants position WITH oi,
company hrld work rroftrted besI OF
i'i'r'n'" N27 care world
+, SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE "a
St"ING OF All, KINDS Ntcr,t,or !.
'prciA''y Phone 7iG6
OPEN FOR POSITION AZ once iy .n.,.
kr'' Young woman, good business abil.
ny pleasing ncrsorAlity Phone b2pS
hNfEhl INtFD NURSE Would caro- 20,
l0'A.id lady travel ~ desired Phone
--'t or address y %, care Of World
foSl IloN WANTED IS experienced
soon 'smn or private family Phone
WANTED POSITION nv comp,t,nt r,-
I''|N'rd h'cnorraphor references il de
sired phone as8
WANTED POSITION As yrperl ot,i,,
work cAu take dirlaiion and ne typ,.
writer. Phone 12ip.J
WANTED rOSlTION--As = n or.r
alor and 'Ie clerk Address II "A a.
care 'a'e Grocery, general delivery
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER Want, M
rulon ~ bookkceper or private soer,
iafy can furnish host Of references am A,
present employed in wichita. Kan Cail
1900, Mr. Anderson
WANTED Experienced woman wants man
asemchi OF roomiog house or will buy if
''asonAhle Add Na0 care World
YOUNG LADY With SOME Lnoviedg. a,
shorthand and ppeWriting desires office
Position Phone at4D
WANTED POSITION By Young lad, al
tending business college after 4 o'rlork
ahI on saturdays; experienced az clerk
ana cashier can operate adding mn
Chine and give reference. lives al home
Phone iG3G
CLERICAL WORK -KnowledT, Of typs.
"Hung. stenography and hookk eepinR
nso dioisphone operator. at once Iios
90 care World
WANTED Young ndy wishc, prrm,p.ni
position with good firm two veats' cs.
p"nence s. clerk .iypi,t, some str.
hogtaphtc work six months government
Srperieuce Address 398 Harrison 81.
FrodoniA Kan,
WANTED--Posilion q, houackeeprr n, IN
roomng house best OF references Add
N'22, care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
M1scELLANEous ron sALr

WALL PAPER FOR shLE-2t rolls ispsr
Try living room pspsr 90 rolls dining
room psnsr. 90 roI's iNll paper fhis
Is hiEh grade papsr, selling from ~ ~
loll so per roll viii A., Tor hs'f pates
Phone 1703 or call ~ lllg h tarton ~
FOH EALE--Ics nArhtre DottIinE ard
brewing equi pmrut. cypress Tank. stsc,
tanks vhriDuN sizes boilers sprirk.tf
equipment pumps nip" various tiSra
also heltirT. ropp.- cable The N1ya
Br.Tl1g 10. ksnss' C,y. No
TELEPHoNE--For tsls. PbOBs 1872
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
BUNGALOW

Five foomE. bath. screened In porch vel
water on porch garage chicken house
fruit trees large lot 75si60 feet on,
halt block Of paving and car line only
What more do YOU wanti W. II Owen.
aOT Robinson bldg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01

CITY LOANS Tu.s. improved nuIins,,
A1d rrudsnrs property loaned upon riih
rrlvAte. iora, money Tor ore n five
ytArs Car pa hs'Sfe due. l,oab ary
snourt Rates removable v = Lll.J.
2I2 TsIAs bldg. ~ h. Fourth ~. phohe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-03-01
WANTED TO BORROW
LIVE STOCK

WANTED TO BORROW $500 ON Tulsa
real estate worth o. 900 VIII give hr,,
mortgage Nddrss. Bor y ~ car, world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-07
French Believe
League Program
Is Now Assured
NY IptIN nE CAN'T
ny ,IOUN DE CANDT

Omitted Press STAFF Correspondent
PARIS. March IA distinct i'm.
preston prevails that American op
position 10 the league 81 nations
covenant would show considerable re.
AVIATION after President Wilson ac-
iuaily resumes hir work In Paris.
Ills speech IN New York was the
subject 81 favorable comment among
the French. Some officials here ap-
parcntly now hope that the desired
F'rench amendments 10 the covenant
will BE- more Acceptable. 10 Wilson.
They believe he appreciates that the
terms Of the peace treaty can oniy
be pat into execution thru the me.
dunn 81 the league Of nations with
continued American collaboration.
Even " Wilson j. unable 10 win
over n majority Of the republican
opposition" said the Journal DE
Dehats. he has convinced the
masses that Il II a necessity and
that u Is his duty TO establish "a
league Tor the purpose % preventing
all aggressive enterprises"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-07
HILLTOP CULT
Gets A JOLT

SHILOH. Me. March Z Two OF
the leading elders at shiloh. capt.
A. X, Perry and capt Lester Me
kensic. have broken with Elijah"
Frank w Snndford. have taken all
their personal belongings and left
the hilltop Several other members
of the institution have followed
their lend, threatening 20 completely
disrupt the Holy Ghost and Us 80
ciety, which was organized by Sand.
ford nearly u quarter Of century
ago
o. Since Sanford returned from the
federal prison at Atlanta. Ga. last
fan, at the completion OF HIS ten
years sentence for granddaughter. he
has not been the same man. declare
his followers. There has been u
scarcity Of food aud clothing and
Shilohitcs declare he has lost the
faculty OF getting necessary finan.
cial support.
Two OF HIS children and several
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-07

Some OF the politicians are begin
ming to talk Of a third term for W
W probably on the theory that two
good terms deserve another.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-07
WILL MEET TO DISCUSS
SAN FRANCISCO STRIKE

SAN FRANCISCO, March T.
Likelihood Of the shipbuildlug labor
troubles being settled by Monday Is
discounted today BY a. +. Beckmey.
er. representative u the Maehinisis'
union.
Beckmeyer states that unless
there are more definite advances b.
employers. Sundays mass meetings
will discuss only plans for continu.
ancc Of tho strike for 4f-hour
week
The local shipyard I.aborers'
union meets tomorrow night. 10 take
a vote 10 support the macninists'
and ship rigRers' strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-07
CONCRESSMEN
ON The MOVE

WASHINGTON. March 7.--Thc"e
are moving days In the house and
senate office building.
xscnutors aud representatives,
are hauling out their bags and bag
gage. while the elect" are moving
IN. Thcy are busy hours for clerks
aud ncrgeautH-ut-lrsna.
The first things the new mcmb"rn
are anxious about are their ranking
privilege and pay checks.
A unique ease facing these clerks
Is the disposition Of Victor l.. Berger.
elected from Wisconsin. drawing
pay as such from March 4. privi-
legged to obtain quarters In the house
office building. but whose actual
service IN In doubt. because he ia un-
der sentence for violation ~ the rs
pionagc act
He draws his salary tho first
check April AND may enjoy other
privileges Of congressman until he
Is unacated by the house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-07
|aker and March
Will Tour Camps;
Coming to Lewis

WASHINGTON. March s.--Sccre.
ry of War Baker and Chief Of
Staff March continued plans today
to leave soon on a nation wide tour
Of army camps.
Baker - planning to inspect the
work Of rehabilitation and an.
nounced the trip would be entirely
OF military nature. and without
kciviilan reasons.
Their Itinerary was not made pub
/ lie. but IL Is expected among the
camps visited will be Camps Dodge
and Lewis. and that the Mexican
border will be touched. with a view
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-07

ATTENTION.. LADIES' Your scis-
eorn ana Kitchen Knives hharpensd
while you wait.
STALL SIC, Economy Market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-07
ANDIT HOLDS
|UP STREET CAR

piercing his demands with a re
er. a bandit secured SIS FROM
prrnan r. J. Dick. Loyal Heights
u car. az w. S5th 81. and 32nd
~ w. early Friday morning.
lis face was covered with oil and
Use. and he looked like he had
stepped off three shipyard
U.s." sstid Dick. In describing the
bier TO the police.
fhe ear. n one-Tnan affair. was
pity OF passengers at tho time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-07
London and Paris
Lose 522 Each by
Yep Sky Raids

LONDON. March THE total
number of men. women and children
killed In Paris by air raids and the
Smelling by Zig Bertha" WAS b22.
by Il curious coincidence the total
number killed boy air raids Ia the
London metropolitan area also was
Ge2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-07

CHICAGO. March IA big new
loop hotel and additions 20 three 9th.
orH. representing Ia all building oper.
atoms that viii aggregate between
$4,000 900 ana $4,000 900, will bee real
lied In Chicago as soon az labor con.
ditiona and prices OF steel and build
ing materials become stabilized. hotel
men announced today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-07

children ~ other inmates have run
away from the institution. II Is ru.
morcd that his son John. private
At Camp DevenH. who recently mar.
ried the daughter Of Moses G. r..
Holland, another Of the elders. has
refused 20 return 90 shiloh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-07
Mayors of Nation
Organize Union
to Meet Annually

WASHINGTON, March IA per-
manert organization " mayors. 10
ho known aa tho American Mayors
league. has been formed aa a result
of the conferences ~ governors and
mayors here With government Of
ficinls. Mayors OF all cities will bo
asked 60 Join.
The following committee was ap-
pointed In general charge George
l. baker. Portland. or. chairman.
Roger W. Iialmon. department OF
labor. secretary. =. ". Donneliy.
Trenton, y. j.: w Montague Ferry.
salt Lake city; Daniel W. iloan.
Milwaukee. and Il. !. Wheeler. Alien
town. Pa.
resolution passed asked that the
secretary of labor call another con-
ference not later than February. 1890.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-07
DETECTIVES SAY
!, MILLER ADMITS
KILLING FRIEND
Continued From Page One

M
own. to raise mortgage ON hts
home. The whisky manufacturing
activities 81 the two men have no
Street bearing ON the crime. accord.
ing 20 Captain Tennant
After Rurkhardt was Killed. the
work Of hiding all evidence that
might associate him with the crime
Was systematically started hy Miller.
claim operatives who were com.
rncndcd by the head OF their depart.
rient for solving one of the most dir.
fsc0is eases that has ever confronted
the local detective department.
Puts Lime over u
hathsuh. and lime poured over IL.
Here It remained SO hours Mean.
while. Miller Is alleged TO have
banked the $3.50. and, apparently
FEARFUL OF sleeping In the house that
containcd the dead man. took a room
At the Palace hotel. 9i3 First ave.
registering under he name OF =.
Hall. lie carried the hammer with
him and hid it IN the hotel. where
u was later found.
The next day the body was
wrapped in mattress. quit and blan.
ket. and he services Of an express.
man secured. The body and whisky
sill apparatus were hauled that
night TO the ravine. ana dumped into
The gully within about 900 feet OF
Zach other.
Then Miller loft Tor Eastern
Washington. visiting his wife. a
school teacher az Winthrop Burk.
hardta body was found b. two sol.
dlers. nine DAYS later. In the next
swo weeks. at the county morruc.
people identified II as that Of Cyril
DE croiN Alaska miner and Chris.
tan Peterson Utscn. a Zane.
Stick 10 Clue
Disregarding this. Detectives
Ralph Coehrane and q. H. Berg,
stron. Capt. Tenant and Lieut. W.
Y. Kent started a tour % the city =
laundrtcs. accepting al the only
available clue the laundry number.
F6s5i. on the dead mans shirt.
They found the laundry Burk.
hardt had pRiroRized. and thru its
records obtaiped his address. Thru
people al this address they di=cov,
erred Rurkhardt ana Miller had been
close friends. and that Miller had left
for Eastern Washington. instructing
his mail 10 be held for his return
upetectiyes watched rnler's home.
z@krowing he would return 20 secure
the $1,000 he had in the hank here,
and arrested the man as he stepped
Ainto his doorway.