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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01
TRAVERSE CITY OFFICIALS
FEEL SURE OF IDENTITY
Certain Human homes Disiutcrrcd Arc
Those al sister Mary Johns,
Long Ni>ainS.

TRANERSE CITY. MICH. Feb. rs
Although positive identification Of the
bones Of human body cNhumcd from
beneath The little church at iSador
near here. and later reinforced in ;he
parish cemetery, was SIN lacking re-
suits OF the search which county au-
thoritics have been making of the or
iSinal grave convinccs them. they said
today, that these are the remains OF
SISTER Mary Johns. who disappeared,
eleven Years ago.
Digging in the same spot from which
JACOB lieCS sexton of the church ar
nrmS he cNhumrd the body Of Sister
Mary, officer. aided by the sexton. yes
tcrdhy brought 10 light a Silk sctptllar
Il wooden cruciiiN and fragments OF a
black vel! ana heavy brown cloth
MI these articles, tho officers said
arc peculiar 10 the Fclician order a..
which Sister Mary was IL member.
Another development occupying the
attention of officers today was The
statement Of Sexton Flee, YESTERDAY. .
while assisting in the search in tho
basement. That the spadcd area was
considerably larger ihan when he cX-
humCd the body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01

alterations and rcoairs for the month
amounted to an estimated cost OF &3O?.-
~, being increase of ilG510l az
compared with February, 1915. The
total is div idcd between s253,6?o for
new work and s55.i57 for alterations
and repairs.
The total number Of permits issued
by the City Building Inspector during
February was cighty-fve end the aver
age value of permits for new work
was s?.06O.35.
Although the month was short one,
February, in the number and cstimat ted
value OF permits issued. far surpassed
January OF this year, indicating that
there is steady increase in building
opera tons here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01
MARINE FROM OVERSEAS
TWILL RECRUIT MEN HERE
Corporal James r. Walton Was with
<ssst. Famous Fifth Regiment on
Sssf-l.-, Western Front.

Corporal James y. Walton, United
States. Marine Corps. who was with the
Fiityrfrst Company of the famous
Firth Regiment OF marines, who won
Slofys at the front in battles OF Bel
lrav wood. scissors, Champagne and
Chat ca IL hierry, reported at the ma
cine Corps recruiting station in Rich-
mond, Friday morning for duty.
r@Corporal Walton speaks very highly
ot-gthe work OF the marines at the
front and says he will always be
fsia6..of the fact that he enlisted with
the SOLDIERS of the Sea" Walton
enlisted in the marine corps about TWO
years ago, and has IA fine record, and
wars gladly received by the men ut the
KIchmond station.
9d9,ursday afternoon three accepted
Applicants were transferred to the
mfarine corps training station at Paris
Island They were Joseph Shcpard, OF
Mabe,GNa.; Dennis w. Shafcr. OF Hunt.
VIVA. and Clinton w Bardcn. OF
transferred this week: "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01
l0BD EXPOSITION GIVEN
approval BY GOVERNOR
sH5tginia's Chief Executive and Wife
Favor Times-Dispatcl,
49, Event.
:sffssss.ssa
MANY EXHIBITS ARE PLANNED
80 sssisr-S
fySSsstsss y. s---
SSA1Ols Arranging Displays for Big
e Sssssfiow, While State Will Have
lsemonstrations - Butter PlcaScs
saA4r. and Mrs. Davis.
I EXHIBITS ARE PLANNED

I I I'll rsssy Tow was that butter the dairy
sasYasl6n OF the State Agricultural Col
/ SssFl4e Fine! exclaimed Westmore-
fShd Davis. Governor of Virginia.
Never tasted any better"
& IS ANXIOUS TO know about the butter
MtsS-sJessic Logan sent YOU from
aElacksburS the week she WAS giving
I dairy products on the farm. because
shat%All be in Richmond the first week
april in connection with the Food
noEy which The Times Dispatch is go
9uEsto put on"
.sss6HERNOR APPROVES
:S ?ss,s.,,s.s. ROOD EXPOSITION
J. +; - why, yes, I wrote The Times Dis
NAtqffa letter yesterday expire SSing APP
SntSHai OF such an exhibition" declared
thasEovernor.
,istIsunderstand that Miss. Logan in
Ssnastto show. us not only how butter
sRhould be made in the country TO Gre
ntesa demand for the country product,
y6ut*.that the city housewife Viii be
$kughs the correct standards for jH'ig
SthE Butter brought in from the coun
s53s ss..,JJ think this is fine thing for us
\ SliAto.. know, and it Will be 4 help TO
people all over the State"
fessThc Governor and Mrs. Davis were
both much interested in further facts
roncerninE the Food Saving EXPOSE
ttonf particularly III that it WAS not
by war conditions, but as a follow up
measure due to the effect OF the war
n1Sreturning to normal conditions here
at home
SCHOOLS AND STATE
z 49,, WILL HAVE EXHIBITS
s.F!Itcwas explained that besides the
combined exhibit OF the various ac-
tiyitiss OF the co-opera tive extension
work in agriculture and homo ecuno-
mics of the Virginia Agricultural and
Mechanical College and Polytechnic
Institute, the city schools of Richmond
4 would probably have an exhibit pre-
y barred by Miss IArabella Pitcher aud
Miss. Hazel Gallagher. supervisors OF the
hone economics department OF the pub
lie schools Of the city. Director fou-
y chce.i OF the Division OF Markets OF
the State Department of Agriculture
and Inning ration. is already WORKING,
uns an exhibit with the approval and
encoura cement of the United States
government.
I, s..yyomen's organizations of Richmond
are-onthusiastic over the opportunity
\ TO emphasize certain factors Of food
d Conservation and expeditions household
4 pagement worked out under the
B atress, of war conditions. 1t was FUR
rhcr stated to the chief executive and
I ssai think that is splendid idea"
+ declared Mrs. Davis. enthusiastically
~ ....Thcn we can count on your indorse-
1nent and encouragement"
$ !aS."Surely." said Mrs. Davis, enthusiasts
y ticaily. II think such an exposition
& Will help all Virginia housewives
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01
DAVID B. CAIN pARDCNED
BY GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
slayer OF SOn-in-I.aw at Norfolk Freed
From Prison ON Account of
Poor Health,

David t. Cain, OF Norfolk. scrvin. 4
sentence of three years in the Peni-
tertiary for killing his son -in-law,
Captain Charles NJ. Collier. OF IIamntou.
was yesterday pa rdoucd by Governor
Davis The pardon was issued on the
Recommended ton Of Dr. Herbert Mann,
physician to the Peniteniiary; Rev !.
4. MaStin. OF the State Board Of Chari-
ties aud Corrections. and DR. Robert
{. Ryan. 1t is declared that Cain is
suffering from tuberculosis.
Cain was convicted in June Of last
year. He shot Captain Collier when
depoSitions were being taken in a
divorce SUIT which the latter had
brought against Gains daughter In
defense Ee declared that he became.
Infatuated when Collier made an in
sulting remark about his daughter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01
WAh PICTURES
Annual Meeting of Physicians TO he
sfsSi ats Held at John nInrshmIl
Ss-sy 80 High school

lsssyeyiation war pictures will he shown
AtsSJohn Marshall High Schoo! Audi
rorfun, at ESQ o'clock this/ afternoon
szssss.as. feature of the annual meeting
oIsthel Southern. Scction Of the Amcri,
Society. The ,xhihtion
fss.tlot for the public, being staged
HoISiys for those physicians who at
tend the meeting. Major Fisher. OF the
.aaliation corps. will he in charge.
THE. society convenes. its session ~
fhe'.Commonw wealth Club this morning
atss%e O'clock. Many scientific papers
sBf1frbe read by physicians from all
bHTts Gof the country. Dr. G. NJ. Miller
chairman OF the section. VIII preside
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01
NEGRO WORKMAN CHARGED
WITH THEFT OF MONEY
Lewis Hasty In Jail Accused OF Takin <
yS.esfs y. S3i6 From South Meadow
iSia7s+sGs street Resident.

81 Arrest was made yesterday OF Lewis
HaSty, negro, who gave his address
}AsSs07s North Second street. OH a charge
sof5!tfIeft of 1915 from the home OF Ida,
Gold;.40l South Meadow street.
gs;ItEJs alleged that Hasty was en-
SlnNel to make some blocks TO lit
.HTaar.a refrigerator which had recent
been bought and was nos saiiSIac-
An flnld entiiied negro in this work, il
Is alleged he entered another room OF
and took the money from
Tho 7drawer OF dresser.
ss.1oetectire Sergeants Waymack and
iTif1sfS made the arrest on the street
IuoL.sfar from his homo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01
HIRSCHBERG IN PROTEST
TclcSraPhs Hines Thnt Southern R,i,
rond Is Not Paying
Scmi-MOnthiy

state Labor Commissioner John
HirschbcrG has tolcgraphcd Waiter ID.
lines. Director General of Railroads
as follows:
Southern Railroad with genera,
ounces. Washington and Richmou,l
Va, disreGardine state law as TO nav
iueht nt their employees semi monthly.
liaNc the above railroad carry into full
force ana effect tho law governing The
semi monthly pax"
Commissioner Hirsrhbcrg stated yes
, 'craaE mat he had nothing further to
add to what was stated In Tho tclc.
gram.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01
Is Arrested Fifth
Time in One Week
IN Again, Out Again,
Seems Life Purpose of
l.. ~. Euba71ks.

In again. out again seems to be
the purpose in life of l.. y. Eubanks.
OF Highland Springs, who was ar
rested yesterday for the fourth time
In eight days. lie is alleged to hold
the record with five arrests In one
week on the same charge.
Dry territory seems to hold no
tcrrorS for him. and since his recent
return to the city from Seven Pines, he
appears to have found the fountain Of
perpetual intoN ication. Desk sergcants
assert that he has appeared on their
books around "0U times, in the past
few years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01
CONTINUE HAVRON CASE
1 Cont thief TcIis Police lie
Was Hungry for
Food.
AsissEsd
----.-.A- -

.sSssJIaffy IIavron. who appeared in
B2siIcfSy Court yesterday on charge al
s34ic sg,tTeft of an ovcrcoat from Ben
8iiegers, had his case continued until
march S to allow some other coats
which! he is also suspected OF stealing
T6sshe@ identified.
SppWhen arrested, HaYron is said to
Hage asserted to the police mat he
3iasfective Serseants Waymack and
IIlaerx made the arrest Havron ar
3rfgeI there from Meridian. Miss. carly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01
This Is the Store of
Reliable Hosiery

and yet prices are reasonable.
Wayne Knit" Full Fashioned Silk Lislc
Hose, in light and medium weights black and
white. Soc pair
"Wayne Knit" Thrcc-Quartcr Length Silk
Hose, full fashioned, in black, Cordoyan AMI
chestnut, S1.:}5 a pair.
'PhocniN' Silk Hose, full fashioned. in
Havana brown. Russian calf cloud gray, sill
yer gray and mouse, 81 80 pair.
Womcn's CloX SILK Hose OF Superior Quail
ity, in black with white clox, S2.25 pair.
First Floor, West.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01
nccord Decd for s,,,,on On.

deed recorded in tho Office OF the
Chancery Court clerk yesterday trims.
ierS the Richmond and Chesapea k @
SAY lsailroad station Oh Broad Stree,
and other property connected with |,
from tho railway company to q T.
ana u. IT.. Griffith. The consideration
Tie property viii DC icmodc,!cd Tor
business purposes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01
Candidacy Expected.

~ III" Capitol early announcement
nj Commissioners S L. Lupton of the
state torpor3 ton Commission. to sue
rc"d himself is expected. Commissioner
i.upion WAS recently appointed by Gov
ernor Davis To this position. succeed
ing Colonel Christopher Il. Garnctt
VINO resigned TO accept position on
INC Contract Adjustment Board at
WASHINGTON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01
MUST PAY COMPENSATION
AFTER i!I"Ii.,:N DS,'S

go COMPENSATE must be paid for
death or for the period OF disability
beginning with the fifteenth day fol-
lowing the accident. Employer and
employee mag make agreement as to
compensation. hat such agreements
must be in accordance with the law
rs 10 amount and time and manu,r
OF payment, and must he forwarded TO
the Industrial Commission Tor its ap-
prevail.
90 If employer ana employee are
unable TO agree us to compcnsat ion
the employee should Tile with the In
duStrihl Commission a claim for CON-
peAsation. The commission Will then
set Il date for hearing and dispose
OF the case as the facts may war
rant.
t') Every employer within the
operation Of the act must on or be-
fore January so. 1919, provide for in
surancc OF his COMPENSATION liability
ana notice TO this effect must be fled
with the Industrial Commission. Re-
iusal or neglect To comply with this
provision is punishable by nnc for
each day OF such refusal or neglect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01

Mrs. Frank simmons OF Glnter Park and
'wo sisters are In New York at the bedside.
OF her 'iauEhter. Otciia June. who is criti-
ca'lE Ill with pncumunia following an at
'ick OF inhuCnGa. Miss Simmons has been
studs ing the violin in New YORK since first
u october.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01
.PAYNE's FAMILY TO GET !.
$4,000 COMPENSATION
Industrial Commission Makes Aware.
in Death OF Prohibition
Agent.
FIRST TO PUBLIC EMPLOYEES
Seycnty-Fiyc Cases on Docket for
Disposal-Board Issues Summary
of Conditions of Act Protecting
Workmcn of State.

For The death OF Special Agent w
H. Payne. who was killed while at
tempting to arrest negro for viola
ton Of the prohibition laws at Alex
andria several days ago. the Prohibi-
ton Department must pay the estate
OF the deceased $4,000, according to /,
ruling just made by the State Indus
trial Commission under the work
tnens compensation act
rms was the first award made by
the commission for injury TO Il public
employees. The loss is covered by liza
bility insurance taken out by the de
partment just before the law became
effective: Two other such cases arc
now before the commission. one is
FOR the death OF a fireman at Norfoll;
the other for the death OF a police
man at Alexandria.
The commission has disposed OF 1TJ
cases since II began TO hold sessions
January /. 1t still has sevcnty-iiye on
It's docket for immediate dispositions
COMMISSION OUTLINES
PROVISIONS or LAW
For the information OF employers
ana employees of This state, many OF
whom are not yet familiar with the
provisions of the new worknens com :
pensation act, the Industrial Commits
sion of Virginia will issue today the
following brief summary OF the conui-
tions OF the act:
Oh In case of accident 10 employees
arising out of and in the course Of
employment. The employer must fur
nish, and the employee should accept.
all necessary medical and hospital
treatment and supplies for period
OF thirty days following the date OF
the accident.
CD If the accident produces disa
bi!ity lasting seven days or longer
the employer must mediately notify
the Industrial Commission. All acct
dents causing disability of more than
one day must also be recorded and
reported to the commission AT the end
OF each quarter, namely. March June
September and December. In case of
refusal or neglect to report accidents
70 IN" commission the act provides Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUs Told
Briefly for Benefit of
Busy Readers.

OF -. rPariSkS Parish. pupils of ST. Pat
rickS School VIII give their second annual
entertainment tonight In the auditorium OF
the school. '- "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01

Detective Sergeant Ber,ucci arrested
Henry obcrton. alias Bootsy. yesterday. who
has hscn wanted for almost a year ON the
charge OF theft OF SIS from Riley ruusluIl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01
sarah FrnncI. Owens.

Mre. Sarah Francis owens, mother OF
IfsfgB G.. Owens. died yesterday after
YBG sat the home of her son, 22l7 Short
Stxect. She WAS seventy nine years
NJ Funeral services Will he con-
ksted from the home at $50 o'clock
n6rrows afternoon. Burial wiz be
IsI In Oakwood Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01

Private Sterling NJ. Morton. Gasscd in ac-
tipn IN France during the last few days
OF hoStiiitics. has fully recovered. according
TO Information sent by the War Department
land Heights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01
INCREASE IN BUILDING
HERE DURING FEBRUARY
Hcv Work and Alterations Estimate
10 Cost S30D.tI1 for Past
Month.

Ruildinr' operations in Richmond arc
on the increase. according TO City Build
ing Inspector Buffers repor, for tho
month Of February. New work and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01

Renting q room makes il temporarily the
renters property. Was the decision handed
down yesterday b. Justice Crutchiicld In
Pniicc Court. when he lined j. 4. Robinson
Slo ana costs FOR attempting to eject Esau
LanShurn iium rented room.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01

$40 and costs for attempting to eject Esau
hahSh"rh iiom a rented room.
ys Of yp no s;St nOE ss in the se,p f
months mon, Of s,Gk M While he was sick ho
pepcr County.
to S pae CT y e. Kfn
nsi he S.a 0sSn gGSRsg Of So 81 siS4 e sf a
mE" Sn'Irsd b h,s s.%rS him 70
money from his cash register.
y sSuInsGn Auto neiair Gosapa"y u" vs. ta G.
rer;im%. the sheriff 10 eel the automobte Tor
th@ ,is9da ami, and fr a2 ne pTocfeds satisfy
machine '''a''' ." '"'
h t"i'sd si"iSs Marshal John G. Saunders
!hs r ZIP from Virginia, ,Alarshal saunders
iaJion Of the postal laws .~''' WY" : ~
who III fs al Sf 5a
Nil, The Tn,ed S;"tsS Mari h%~ c :,ss'e"sG
IN the class OF 1918 ''''A -"''''"'' INSTITUTE
The business Mems League OF Chester has
All Of II. oMn hto wesa It rs
mort mort TO ind emEioymsn, for returning sol
%sr; viii + maaa to es!s6lsh new S'soh isaS u.s.
tries in the town. that ali the men
who return will be given jobs.
Eddie Amos, son OF the late Sergeant
4SD"r Of the Ryhmon%d % nSce Of fcF SSsFs was
.udnenly taken i'll at Norfok Thursday
o! Wavcrly Place Hampton. who has been
visiting here for several DAYS. left vcstcr-
dat morning OF. receipt OF a long distance
call informing her OF her sons sickncs.
John Miller, Richnonds oldest fireman.
hoth III actual age and point OF service. re-
iiicd from the department last night on the
sirikc of -. He AN cnsincnian at
IA, ned TO EnsinG company NJ" IL. lie had
seventy hvc years old: lie operated the en-
zines OF No. and No for many years.
until the work became too arduous for his
advanced years.
Asserting that they had bought the s2.7co
money made picking oranges in Elorili
trank Cody and j.. Edwa rds were arrested
hgrr' charged with being suspicious charac-
/ EyiNcd "a telegram yesterday from the chief
! e police OF Jacksonviilc. Fla. saying that
the s'ar was stolen from Sanford. u small
town near Jacksonville. The. two prison
| t!ic Sanford sheriff
Alleging that they aided in '!ith,ine" his
watch while he was sojourn!ns among the
farmer has sworn out warrants asains,
MaGs.c iohnson and ny~
wcincn OF Petersburg. Silas was hero for
= brict vacation from the toll of farm work.
~" had some money and watch. lie spent
the money An unknown. whom H. nc-
women took his timcpic,e white he w.s.,
looking.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01

Il. Lynn Bowers: employed in the Of
hces Of tho State Auditor FOR many years,
has returned 10 his duties after several
months OF sickness. While he was sick he
p.pcr County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01
C;snvtcted Of Violating Law.

.,the Hastings Court yesterday
Witt. Filvcy was convicted Of
/ Ing tho prohibition law. Ho was
1850 and sentenced 10 serve one
I'm Jail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01

Walter Silverman. merchant OF C.5 Ken
THAI he had been robbed OF $50 b. Two small
iivSro mca. According is his story. The
men entered his store. commanded him 10
nut up his hands and then extracted the
LlLOm.k from his CMsh re giStor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01
Saturday Morning Sale
Wonderful Gowns
at $1.59

This morning we will place on sale %
dozen OF the best Womens Night Gowns
we've had in many seasons for the money
the limited quantity being Tip" to
call early.
Heavy Muslin Gowns-high or V neck
with embroidery trimming. Also
Sheer Nainsook Gowns-low necks-
with neat, dainty embroidery. or in very
lacy effects; all exceptionally well made.
One, or as many as you like, at $3.50.
Second Floor, East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01

In The Circuit Court yesterday, in the ca Sc
81 southern Auto Repair Company vs. q.
" Mcpury. :, judgment was rendered Iii
IScnmE the "hcrin 10 cell the automobile for
tn" II icnuant and from the proceeds satisfy
.u;,nt lion OF s27u Tor repairs on The
ma hinc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01

United States Marshal John G. Saunders
mas arrived in Los Angeles. Cal, having
?reni the better part Of this week in making
INC trip from Virginia. Marshal Saunuc rs
carried with him from Norfolk "a prisoner
who was arrested in connection with Il vio-
lAtiOn OF The postal la W..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01

"Fownes" Washable Filosette Fabric
Gloves, in gray, drab, chamois, buck,
white and black, Sl.0O pair
"Fowncs" and "Kayscr's" Silk
Gloves, two-clasp, in black, white and
gray, Soc, S1.00 and $3.50 pair.
One Clasp Chamois Washable
Gloves, in white and natural, $1.75
and $500 pair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01

Lieutenant Il. l.. James. OF Richmond
who received his commission at the officers
tanning CAMP AT Quantico. is now stationed
with the United States Marine Corps at
Santiago. Cuba Lieutenant James IL \,
H!auutic of the Virginia Military Institute
In the class of 1918
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-01

The business Mems League OF Chester has
arr"nGed a program. through which IL calls
al citizens Of tho town into cooperative
ynort 10 ind employment for returning SOL
Hicra, sailors and marines, \ strong CT
tort VIII be made to establish new Indus
tries in the town, that ali the men
who return Will be given jobs.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1919-11-28
Great Oaks from Little Acorns Grow
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Oroville, Washington
THE BANK OF SERVICE

DR.. Lewis Buick that went over the
grade near Sprngdale some weeks ago
and suffered such disorganization
from the experience, has undergone a
great transformation. What is known
as Rex body has been added to the
car and it is now one of the hand
soonest limousines in the county, look
ing like an entirely new car.
The Okanogan Independent reports
the arrival of a car load of stove wood
at that place from the Sound. That
seems like long distance to go in or
der to solve the fuel shortaeg problem
when the hills of this county are COW
cred with standing timber. Fuel is
unconsciously high, but hardly more
so than other things that enter into
domestic consumption, still with
freight charges added wood from the
coast is undoubtedly much higher
than the home article.
For some time a flock of horses
has had the freedom of the town, and
taking ad vantage of their immunity
from being impounded have ranged at
their own sweet will on lawns and
such lots as are not hog proof against
invasion. Cows as well as horses are
permitted to run at large to the an
noyance of property holders and to the
damage of property. If the ordinance
prohibiting stock from running at
large will not hold water let the coun-
Gil see too itthat one is framed that
will not leak, and then insist that the
ordinance be enforced
Last week this paper published an
account of the shocking depravity of
one Victor A. Lehman, of Chewelah,