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ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Realty Deeds.

Realty Deeds.
T. Riley huffman 10 Samuel {. Pat
tcrson Tract nr Pittsburgh or 10.
vein sc coal in Wayne township. Con-
slI,ratiou - 10
y. II Thn"hurn and LaNira ThorNurn
:" z Riley huffman. Tract OF Pitts
rurg rr ~. \ vein If coal in York
Township. Consideration 500
r Riley huffman ct al! 10 samuel
{. Patterson. Tract Of Pittsburgh or NO
S v"in ~ zeal in Wayne township. Con-
std"ra':on $l.no.
Loral linton No. 23s7. L. NJ. w. Of a.
:" john H"mski. Tract Of land IN
Wheeling township. Consideration S26O.
George Horchcr and Christina Horch-
or 20 - Willard Ball. Tract OF land
in Martins Ferry. Consideration $40.
William V. Frazier and Sarah Frazier
to Joe Dvorak and Annie Dvorak. Tract
Of land in Brookside. Consideration
$40.
Albert W. Kcnnon CT al to John Car
lie. Lot no. in the Northern addition
TO St. Clairsville. Consideration Sl.oO.
I. y Raymer ct al TO Russell Ran
som. Lot No. II Of Gleneyre sub
division 70 Yorkville. Consideration
$40.
New Cases Filed
Grace Kidd vs.. Charles Kidd. Action
for divorce and alimony on the GROUNDS
Of extreme cruelty. Attorney George
Cooke represents the PLAINTIFF.
Renders Docisions.
Judge Warren Nv. COwen rendered
decisions IN four cases against the VII
lagc Of 81. Clairsville yesterday, in all
OF which injunctions against the village
were asked to restrain st. ClalrsflIle
from the collection Of an assessment TOT
street paving IN connection with tho
announcement Of Cadiz pike within the
cnrpnrarIoN limits. Injunctons were
allowed in Tho cases Of John Younger.
J. II T. Robinson and George s WASH
tngton while the injunction was refused
in tho case Of ". G. S!dwell We. The
Village ot st. Cla!rsvtlle.
Picnic.
Tho Ladies' Missionary society OF the
United Presbyterian church held their
annual picnic yesterday AFTERNOON At
tho home OF Mrs Wiley OF Marietta
street Various social diversions were
eniovrd during the afternoon and
rne supper was served.
Probate Court.
Francesca Massa, deceased Apph-
cation filed for appointment of Admin
istraior. Bond sl5,S25.0o filed and ap-
nrovcd Appointment made, letters
ordered and issued. Inventory ordered
order issued.
issued 70 Sheriff OF Jefferson County
ro,,rrod and fled. endorsed with proof
Of service.
NcticN issued n Sheriff Of Franklin
r,...,.,. -o,rrrcd AMI fled endorsed with
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OPPOSITION To
. WOOL SCHEDULE
IENRoor AND NELSON FAIL TO
GET THEIR VIEWS APPROVED
BY MAJORITY
Nelson Says Rate Is One hundred Fer
Cent Ad YaloreIn On WOODEN
Cloth

Washington. July DENOMINATION or
opposition TO rates In The
sroll schedule: q Democratic proposal
FOR a "sc!entlfic" tariff, as a substitute
Tor the pending bill, and tn" virtual
re-writ!ns OF the silk schedule by the
finance committee majority were out
standlns developments to-day ~ the
tariff situation In the senate.
Senators Lenroot Of Wisconsin and
Nelson. Minnesota. voiced The protests
OF a small group Of the majority stand
ING against the wool rates. hut on roll
calls the committee recommendations
were approved by overwhelming majort-
ties. Senator Lenroot told IN" senate
he realized the utter futiiity % under
taking 20 bring about any changes In
The protective duties proposed.
Senator Nelson characterized the COM
rnittee rate "T forty cents a pound and
f,ftv percent al valorem and on wooden
cloth weighing not more than four
ounces n square yard as an outrage. He
said il worked out a. TOO percent ad
Valorer
IF that's the kind of tariff you
want 10 !nnlct upon IN" American peo-
Me We want 70 know it ne shouted. II
never heard Of more unc"nScs"nrcaole
duty would be ashamed "a 60 back 10
Minnesota and tell the people I had
yoted for A duty OF 10" percent on cloth
all Of US have 10 wear In the winter
f{neS
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Saba. small West India Island. 10
peopled by direct descendants OF the oio
rriates of Caribbean.
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4 ruby may bring 20 times the price
If \ diamond Of the same weight II Of
superior quality.
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BRIDGEPORT
Judge COwen Renders
Decision In Bus Case
OPINION COVERS SEVERAL PAGES
OF TYPEWRITER COPY AND
HOLDS THAT VILLAGE HAS
RIGHT TO COLLECT LICENSE.
City Also Has the Right to Require Bus
Company to Put Up $4,000 IN
denniey Bond.

Judge W. ". Ccwen Of common pleas
court Yesterday rendered his decision
In the case Of tho s.. Clairsrille-
Wheeling Eus company against the Vii
lage Of Rrdcepor, In their effort 70 pre-
vent the village from the collection 81
the license from the bus company for
poeratinE through the cry.
The opinion which was sent 70 City
Solicitor W. w. Cowcn covers several
pages Of typewri''sn rop, and holds
that In rs mulch Ms n" v''tHS" must
maintain tho streets over which the bus
company has the privilege Of operating.
the CITY has a right to collect 4 license
zee from the company. In addition. &C
cording 20 the opinion rendered, the
village has right 70 require III" bus
companies 10 pu, UP a sl0.0oo Indemnity
bond as a rrotcctton against accidents
while operating through the village.
Village officials announced Yesterday
that immediate steps will he taken for
the collection % the over due license
fees from the bus companies who arc
operating through town
D. Of A Social.
officials of the Daughters 81 America
IN this city announced an Anron social
lodge meeting this evening. y program
has been prepared for the evening az
follows:
Plano Duet
Misses Louise and Helena I.lap9le.
Reading ......... Katherine A"Solom
Fancy Dance. Betty Curt!ss
Solo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Norwood henry
p.,dirr Iawarda Reed
Fancy Darrc "I.avcuG.~ ami old Lace"
Mary Ellen Moore.
Eccentric Dance 1850. Virginia pietters
Buck and Wing Dance
Evelyn Detters.
Piano Solo.......... Katherine Absolom
Dance
Norwood Henry and BETTY Cnrtiss.
Service Button Awards.
The stage IS all SGT for the big event
~ he held by The ohio Bell Telephone
COMPANY employees which will b" held IN
the Kirkwood school assembly room this
evening at 40 o'clock at which tim"
rho service battons will bs presented to
IS Of the employees who have been with
the comnany during periods ranging
from 10 Il Years. Tho public has hcen
invited and the event IS certain TO De
interesting.
Former Local Pastor
The reports Of the death Of the Rev
Claudus II Overman At MillvaIc. Pa
Yesterday recalled to many in TINS city
that the minister was formerly q resi-
dent OF this city. He was ono OF the
first pastors Of the st. fauls Lutheran
church in this city and served the con
rreration from rs ordination IN lNSS
until no left for Milivalc in 1870. Inc
minister Is we'll remembered by many OF
the older residents of this city.
William Keller Dead
William Heller one Of the best known
residents nf this city. died very sudden
" a, shls home on Howard street YeS-
terdav morning 4, 80 o'clock. II" had
arisen from bod AMI prepared I" eat hrs
hreaktas, when he foil from IN" chair
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and dido. DR.. }. A. Mcilenn pronounced
1t appople1y deceased was born in
Preston county. W. Va. Dec. IL, 1852
and at the time OF death was in his 6pth
year. lie has been a resident OF tins
city for the past 3S years and was Su-
pcrintCndcnt OF the Hutchinson Coal
Co.
He is survived by his wife and two
daughters Mrs. Jacob HonsleY of this
city aud Mrs Clayton Newland OF Mar
tins Ferry. The funeral arrangements
were iRCOmNlct" last evening.
Restaurant Robbed
The American restaurant on Main
street near the monument square was
robbed on early Yesterday morning &C
cording TO reports to Marshal Bert Nc
Connaughy. The proprietor Is claimed
TO have fallen asleep and the cash reg
lister was r!hed Of it, contents ST3.oO in
money. y stranger * reported 10 haN"
visited the place the evening before and
police are on the lookout for tho man.
Lawn Fete
The members of the Philathea class
Of the kirkwood Methodist church will
hold n lawn tcte on the grounds Of the
church In Kirkwood this evening. All
friends OF the class and Of the con-
gregation have been invited and all are
PROMISED n UUe TIME,
Fish and Gamo Moot
The regular monthly meeting OF the
belmont County Fish and Game Protec-
tive Association Is TO be held in the
Kuhn plumbing shop on Main street this
evening Members from all towns In
tho county are expected and much hnSl-
ness OF Importance will he discussed.
Pythians Initiate
One ~ tho best attended and most In
tcreSting meetings OF the season was
held by belmont lodge OF the knights
Of T>vthlas In their home on the Cadiz
pike last night. a class iniatiNn was
followed by social evening and all re-
port a fine time.
Bridgeport Brtofs
Mrs. winona Charlton Of this city Is
spending few days vacation as the
guest 81 Pittsburgh friends.
Jack Burr!S 81 Fatrpo!nt, we'll known
barber was business visitor In this
city Yesterday.
lack craig Of Logan. q. has returned
to his HON" after visit with local
friends
A busy meeting - Tho Lady M1rCa-
h"as was held y heir rooms n the
Hclntcin building last night
Platoff S'eenrod. we'll known business
man leaves tomorrow on an auto trip
TO the west.
One traffic violator was fined in tho
sum 81 500 and costs in police court
yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs s r. Hickey have ar
rived home after an auto trip and visit
with relatives ~ Columbus. q.
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FLUSHING WON

Flushing A C's baseball team vester-
dav waI,o1cd the strong Cad!z nine by
the sror" Of % on the Cadiz grounds.
The game was attended by large
crowd Of fans from both places.
The game was good until the seventh
when the Cadiz players contributed
several errors ard coupled with their
opponents hits the Flushing team
scored eight runs, Before this :Ame the
score had been 81.
The. score by innings:
Flushing $780,. .oOI oo0 500 7 4
Cadiz ......... 600 col Olo--2 6
batteries: Bradley and Fuller: Lon
man and SCull!on
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said The Meister Coal Company ordered
and ordc~ issued To Sheriff Of Belmont
County and cause continued.
Marriage License.
Herman Wesley Wilson. age Fl.
laborer of Armstrong; Mills and GoidIe
Eunice Ault. age IS. Of Warnock
Raymond Wilkinson Steele. age Is.
farmer and Ruth M!nctta Smith. age
II, both of Demos.
st. Clairsviue Briefa-
T. Riley huffman of WHynesburg, Pa,
was A business visitor here yesterday.
Mrs Mary Rich and daughter kath-
crime and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rich. all
of Huntington. w Va. were calling on
local friends yesterday.
Deputy Treasurer L. NJ. Wilkes was
a visitor In Jacobsburg yesterday.
G. r. wilkins Of Hendrysburg was in
St Clairsville on business yesterday
DR.. Randolph Hershey Of Wheeling
and Mr.. LHommedieu Of New York
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MARTINS ferry
Honor Local Girl

One ~ the Two employees OF tho R"l-
mon. County district who VIII receive
service buttons Tnr reward covering
Il period ~ service of fifteen wears Is
Miss Hanna Rcl;" Graham Of his city.
the Ohio Bell Telephone company. and
at present District CHIEF Operator with
headquarters At RridCrUort ono Other
em1loyC from, this city will rcceiv" n
ten year button and six. including Miss
Margarct Hyland. p~"scHt local chief OPP
orator will receive fly" years buttons.
Stock Dividend
Al a meeting Of the Ultimate Bus
COMPANY directors recently held in this
city a stock dividend 90 On percent was
declared on the holdings of stock rs ~
June 2nth. according to lct'cr re-
ceiveh by Stockholders YESTERDAY" The
additional shares Or stock are To he is
sued Ia the stockholders
Shafer Funeral
Tho funeral services for Mrs Harry
Sha fer who died a few days ago fol-
lowing an Illness 90 complications VIII
be he'd NJ s. Mary's Catholic church
this morning a. . 80 o'c'ork Hcv Faith
er G \ Mrlh"arn will of1rtarc AID tho
burial Will be made a. Nj. Calvary crm-
etery in Wheeling.
Salvation Army Picnic
CaDta!r Thomas ~ the Salvation
Army has ,Huouncrl tina, the ricketts,
for the annual picnlc will hc given out
at the Sund." school 10 10 held in the
CITY building SUNDAY afternoon. All
arrangements for transportation and
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HEAL SKIN DISEASES
Apply Zcmo, Clean, Penetrating,
AntiSeptic Liquid.

IT'S unnecessary for you to suffer with
Fczana UlotchcS, Riugworm. Eashes
and similar skin troubles. Iemo obtain
cd at any drug store for Soc. or |t."o
for extra large hottie. and promptly an
r'Ied will usually give instant relief
49,, ,,chirr torture. u Clcanses and
.oothes The skin and heals quickly ana
.rfactIyciy most skin diseases
Zemo is = WONDERFUL penetrating. dis
onpearinc liquid and Is soothing To the
r,ost delicate skin. Get II today and
saye all further distress.
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William Heller Dad

william Heller one Of the best known
residents nf This city. died very sudden
" a, .hls home on Howard street yes
,erdav morning At 80 o'clock. II" mad
arisen from bod AMI prepared I" eat hrs
hreaktas, when nc foil from the rhair
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Recital Tomorrow.

Mrs ruEcna NrCulley h"s annoHh'-
Cd recital o. her pianos pupils ~ no
held in her home on jefferson Strre'
,omorrow afternoon A. o'clock \
,orr. ,umrcr or rrr STUDENTS will have
narrs on tho nror Am and many "NrNT.
i.nra'ry good numbers viii II" rendered
by the students
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for tho days enjoyment have been com
pleted

for tho days enjoyment have been COM
pleted
Meeting At Bridgeport
4 number "t local members VIA
tend the monthly meeting ~ INC hc'-
mont County Fish and Cam" ir'".',N
Association TO h" held IN me NUN"
plumbing shop on Main street - lux
port this evening. Many matcrS "' III,
tterest arc reported on hands for action
at ,hc meeting.
Repairing Patrol
RI. Police ygtvul Is being r"pHrHH n
n garage IN Wheeling by experts ON '",
Rec from III. rlaut ot IN" company h""
city officials expect IL 70 Ice r"'Nrhcu ""
service IN a short time. In mr. 'i'''
ro,di,,nn Tho car has only been III
scrvtc. for two years and travelled /"
total Of "%.nOu miles.
Not Started Yet
CITY officials reported NeS'''""H W.
there has as Yet been no start h'A.' ~
the contractors on the rehh'hs w NV,
reservoir basin All are ANXIOUS 20 SEQ
wa uor; GEL under way so that the CITY
viii ho assured OF safety during the
coming winter season.
Car Derailed
One OF tho Wheeling lra'''"" ~
on the Rayland line was tdc up E NJ.
ina roar trucks left the rails on 9'N'"
.t-eet near the County Road eaTIE H'N-
terdav evening" Tn" rear F",N TO-.
nearly 70 the Curb'nE before 'ht "a.
was stopped and the Island wreck car
was required 10 restore J, I, NV
Distribute Directories
FrrIovrs Of IN ohio hel' ir''LmS
company started the work "i
Ing tho latest directory IN ms ''.t ,; ~
tcrdov afternoon Several DAYS VIII.
\ so,,,,.od "a comrletp the work mo
ror, honk &c similar to the old Dnt oi d
UNIV Farewell Evont.
,,;.. Avis Rail was the hostess 10
rar,v Of friends at her homo on ooH.'
Eour.h street last night. "on'p'''h
arv 70 Miss Virginia MnllaneN OF t"t'
c',y who leaves tomorrow ZOO ''''''
MIA The evening was spent ~ va.
rio,v nr social dlvcyS!o0s m" i ia"
luncheon was 4 feature.
Class Outing.
ORC nr 'ho interesting "'"n'S ''
,...u vas N, o,I,,rC " N Young La
dos rIh,o r'1es Of Ne W"'sh 1"SIrs.
a,.o,,',l church hr'd n, C~mn Liberty
,rr,r ~ ,owr vo-,n"1av Afternoon AMI
,,onirr R~s'dcs 'u'door diversions
,rl romr dinner was enjoyed AZ So"
O'clock
Recital Tomorrow.
Nre r,urcra NrCulley lbs annonnc-
I'd recital o. her pianos pupils :" he
Mold IN her home on jefferson Strcet
,onprrnw afternoon a. o'clock \
,orr. r,mrcr or 'rr students viii nave
nar,e on tho nroC am and many eN'NF,
tsnro'', good numbers viii he rendered.
by the students
Martins Ferry 5ri"fs.
nj 1lT.Nff
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were calling on St. clairsv1is friends
Thursday.
Harry Albright Of Shadystde Was
business visitor here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. c. Hardesty or East
Main Street were visiting Barnes'lis
friends yesterday.
Mayor E. l.. Tenant OF Morristo~n
was in town on business yesterday.
Fred Anderle of Bridgeport. was
business caller here yesterday.
Thomas Boyd OF Bannock was
visitor in St Clairsville yesterday.
Attorney David James Of BrdgeporS
was a BUSINESS visitor here Thursday.
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3 E L L A 7 R E
.BEL[MRE POLICE WILL WALK OUT
# PAY INCREASE IS REJECTED

company. the Trumhull Steel company
and the Ericr mn Steel company Into
the North American steel company. kc-
ports Of the proposed merger arc SAID
10 have cmanaicd from New York hdnh-
rrS 10y way 80 chicago.
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DENY KNOWLEDGE or
Big STEEL MERGER

Youngstown. O.. Iuiy 27.-offictals
-, Youngstown Steel companies today
Ssni.d knowledge OF any proposed mrr-
Ger az tia Youngstown Sheet and Tub
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1922-08-31

above named plaintiff, and you are
hereby directed to appear and answer
the said complaint within twenty days
of the service of thhis summons if SER
we'd within said Judicial District, and
within forty days if served elsewhere;
and you are further notified that un-
less you so appear and answer said
complaint within the time herein spec
fled, the plaintiff will take Judgment
against you as prayed in said complaint.
This action is commenced to fore
close a chattel mortgage executed by
said defendants, Sam Stamcy and
Goldie Stamey, his wife, dated Dec. s,
1920, mortgaging certain personal pro-
perty therein described, which mort
gage was filed for record in the office
of the recorder of Idaho County, on
Dec. 20, 1920 under Chattel mortgage
No. 62942, distracted in Book 10 of
Chattel Mortgages, page 1875, in favor
of Albert Fray, as mortgagee, given to
secure the payment of promssory note
in the principal sum of $2395.75, dated
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WOMAN DEN|zEN
'OF UNDERWORLD.
GOES TO PRISON

Kansas City, Mo.-Prison doors
most remarkable woman of the under
world in the history of Kansas City.
Directly or indirectly she had been re-
spOnsible for the death of dozen
men, and was herself implicated d.
rectly in at least one killing, for 1t
was for this crime that she was i'm
prisoned.
She appears to be type MORE COM
monty met i'm the movies" than in
real life. 1t was in 1916 that she
burst upon the underworld of Kansas
City. 1t is said that she had respect
able parents and was well educated,
especial care being given to the de-
velOpment of her voice which appar-
emily was something out of the ordi-
nary. She was strikingly handsome, q
brilliant blonde, with slate-blue eyes
which won for her the title, "girl with
the agate eyes"
Loved a Gangster.
Matte Howard presently took up
with Albert Pagle, rising young
gangster who was just attracting the
attention of the police. Though she
took up with many men in the course
Of her career there is no doubt that
the infatuatioh for Pagle was the guild
ing impulse of her life. For year the
lovers lived together and then Pagle
was arrested and sentenced to five
years for highway robbery.
Matte was left broken-hearted but
began planning ways to raise money
to secure his release. She formed al
liances first with one crook and then
with another, and all were killed or
arrested while helping her raise money
by holdups or other means.
Lover Shot After Holdup.
With all this bloodshed Marue was
still without the money that would
procure Pagle's release, but good be-
havior had cut down his sentence anG
he was released one day and restored
to her. Three weeks later, he, too, was
dead He was shot and died from
wounds after he had killed the cashier
of bank he was trying to rob. Matte
was his companion on this fatal enter
prise, and its tragic ending broke her
heart
She organized the finest funeral the
had ever seen. The room
was banked with flowers, she chose
the pallbearers from among the more
thugs of the city, selected
the Biblical text for the funeral SER
mon, and herself sang the appropriate
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of even date with said mortgage, due
Oct. 1, 1921, with interest at 10 per-
cent per annum, upon which there re-
mains due balance of $1016.50, with
interest, which balance due and the
mort, age securing same has been as
signed to the plaintiff herein, who sues
to recover judgment for said amount
and interest and for the foreclosure of
said mortgage, and $3.50 attorney fees
and costs of this action, and further
that the said mortgage be adjudged to
be a first and prior lien on all property
mortgaged in said mortgage, prior and
superior to the lien or claim of the said
defendants Or either Of them.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
said District Court, this 5th day of
January, 1922.
HENRY TELCHER, Clerk.
By Harold Harris, Deputy.
(SEAL)
Fogg & Campbell, attorneys for plain
tiff, residence and postoffiee address
Idaho. 1876
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Two Farms.

A conductor on the PENNSYLVANIA
car line was quite loquacious one
morning recently and 'kidded" vari-
Jus passenger as they entered. When
.ne car came to stop at the federal
ouiiuing, mail carrier friend entered
ana the conversation started about
hard times.
Inc conductor said, 81 know you,
anu you're a fine one to be talking
"aru times with two farms to go to-"
Inc mail carrier said, "What do
you mean, two farms?"
why, the poor farm and the penal
iarm."-lndianapolis News.
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Boy Dies of His Injuries
Rather Than Tell Parents

New York.-Robert j. Alex
ander Jr., a student at Manual
Training High school, Brooklyn,
died Saturday afternoon from
injuries he received first while
playing ball on Memorial day,
and again on Friday, June 2.
from diving in a swimming pool
at Coney island. He kept secret
the injuries for. fear the news
would worry his parents and
cause a severe shock, especially
to his mother, to whom he was
devoted. His silence cost him
his life, as the doctors believe
they could have saved him if
he had received surgical treat
ment in time.
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1876
ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District Court of the Tenth
Judicial District of the State of Idaho,
in and for tho County of idaho.
o. G. Nail, Plaintiff, VS.. Sam Stamey
and Goldie Stamey, his wife, and j. 81.
Mitchell, Loyalty Cooperative Creamery
Co., corporation, Defendants.
The State of Idaho Sends Greetings:
To Sam Stamey, the above named de-
PENDANT
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED,
That complaint has been filed against
you in the District Court of the Tenth
Judicial District of the State of Idaho
in and for the County of Idaho by the
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that I, Beech
err w. Higgins, who, on September 18th,
1918, in the District Court of the Tenth
Judicial District, in and for the County
of Idaho, State of Idaho, plead guilty
to the crime of wilfully and malicious
ly burning the property of another,
and who was sentenced by the said
Court to serve an indeterminate term
of not less than five or more than ten
years in the Idaho State Penitentiary,
will make application at the next reg
ular meeting o. the State Board of
Pardons, after the legal publication of
this notice, for a conditional par don
(Signed) BEECHER W. HIGGINS.
13-4#*
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hymns. A few days later she was ar
rested, tried for the killing of a dia-
mond broker years before, and SEN
fenced to u years in the penitentiary.
She laughed and sang as she was led
away. PagIe was dead, so the prison
held no terror for her.