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The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-09-11
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of JOHN KANAKARTs no
ceased 49, De-
;, MOT Notice is hereby given by the nm
tae of OF John Kanakaris, deceased. 70
; me o clreidltors of and all persons hav-
to exhibit them, with fhe n ueoease ~,
tha al, within four months afta ,
ne ne llrs1 duplication of this notice. 70
Inc sald Administrator at his office
IN ino ti i, Midland 4I,I National Bank Build
Of r1fs ya ali Inc city Of Billings, County
., DATED at Billings, Montana. Ang,st
JOS. L. MCCLELLAN.
administrator of the Estate Of Io,b,,
kanakaris, Deceased. 5000 u ooilh
M. j. LAMB,
Attorney for Administrator.
1lst pub, August 21, 1890.
5th pub, Sept. IS, 1890.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate Of ROBERT c. FULLEN
WEIDER, deceased i'i1i14s
) Notice is hereby given by the IN.
uWgriissigned Administrator with The
WIN Annexed of the Estate of Rob.
ert e. Fullenweider, deceased, to the the
creditors Of and all persons havine
claims against the said deceased, te
ealilplt them with the necessary
vouchers. within ten months after the
llrst publication of this notice to the
SAID Administrator with the Will an
neNed at the County Attorneys Of
zee rs, N the Court House in Billings, in
Montana. ''''o "
% Rate ,doa at Billings, Montana, August
R. c. DILLAvOU, Administer
ator with the Will Annexed Of
the Estate of Robert C. Full
lenweider, Deceased.
lst pub. August 2S, 1890
9TH pub, Sept. IS, 1880.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

!, Estate of ALBERT KENWORTHY
deceased
Notice is hereby given by the under
sished Administrator with the Viii
annexed of the estate of Albert Ken
worthy, deceased, to the creditors of,
ana ana all persons having claims against
liie said deceased, to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers, within
Tour months after the first publication
Of o. this notice, to the said Admins
traitor with the Will Annexed at the
NV Office Of John G. Skinner, U. S.
zNatlohal Bank Building, Red Lodge,
eelonlana, the same being the place
Tor the transaction of the business of
sag estate in the County of Carbon
ember 9TH, $50.
JOHN G. SKINNER, Ad
ministrator with the Will
Annexed of the Estate of Al
bert Kenworthy, deceased.
ist pub. Sept. II, 1890
9TH pub. Oct. 8, 1890
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durins the month of August. 1890
approved. Gard. Convery and An
derson instructed to view and inspect
the various roads and bridges i'm
their respective districts during the
month of September 1880, as they
may deem necessary
the bid of Proyinse and ShoWerman
for calcimining and painting the
various rooms in the Court House was
accepted at the price of $3S1.60.
Nothing further to come before the
meeting motion was made and Sec
onded to adjourn. Motion carried
l.. e. GARD, Chairman.
Attest: c. L. Thompson. Clerk.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-09-11
BOYD
Especial Correspondence

Mr.. and Mr.. @. L. Burns and
family We're Billings callers on Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson and
Mrs. Scheidecker of Laurel were
callers in this vicinity on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Renner who have
been here for the past few months
left on Monday for their home at
Sutherland, Iowa.
Mrs. Liza Boyd and grandchiId-
rem, Mrs. John Hunter and child
rem were Red Lodge callers on Sat
urday.
Mrs. L. G. Scott of Columbus
was visiting at the home Of reia-
tlves here on Monday.
ochool opened here on Monday |
morning with Miss Dimich of Red
Lodge as teacher.
+:
Louise Johnson left on Sunday
for Billings where she will attend
high school.
The selmes school opened on
Monday morning with John Mi
kesell of Bearcreek as teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Anderson
md son of Joliet were callers here
N Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Simpson
we're Billings callers on Thursday.
A large crowd attended the da-
&c at the hall here on Saturday
light.
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CLANS Grow Slowly

From two to four years are re-
CURED for clans to grow to edible
size. The exact time depends on
food conditions, temperature of the
water and climate. Some clans
living under ideal conditions be-
come edible in a years time.-Bos-
ton Herald.
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E. B. CHAPMAN, Plaintiff.

} E. B. CHAPMAN, Plaintiff.
VERMONT LOAN AND TRUST CO
G. COOK, BEULAH NJ. COOK
his wife, r. r. ROGERS, anC
MARY ROGERS his wife, MONT.
PELIER SAVINGS BANK AMI
:. TRUST COMPANY, a corporation
executor of the, Last VIII and
Testament of Abby e. Fuller, de-
ceased, HERMAN HOLzUM and
MRS. HERMAN HOLzUM, his
wife, and all persons unknown
claiming or who might claim any
right, title, estate or interest in,
or lien or encumbrance upon the
real property described in this
Complaint or any part thereof, adj
verse to the Plaintiffs ownership.
or any cloud upon the Plaintiff
title thereto, whether such claim
or possible claim be present or
cohtlngent, including any claim
or possible claim of dover. in
choate or accrued, Defendants.
THE STATE OF MONTANA, to
| f Ph6GIE G. COOK, BEULAH NJ.
M M2RY ms Ro MlFf; R. r B. ROGERS GEE and
MONTPELIER SAVINGS BANK AND
TRUST COMPANY, a corporation ax1
ecutor of the Last viii and fiesta
lnenL oil Abby 10. Fuller, deceased. and
70 al othef persons, unknown, claim
t III or who might claim any right.
Ute, estate or interest in, or lien or
encumbrance upon the real propertv
described in the Complaint or any nv
lhefeo1, adverse to the PLAINTIFFS ow.
nltesfshlp, or any cloud upon PLAINTIFFS
TUE thereto, whether such claim or
p penfioi j., GIain be present or contin-
e EN-, including any claim or possible
Glalm OF DOVER inchnata or eioar,s
GREETINGS: VI accrued
You are hereby summoned to an
sWer the Complaint in this action
winch is filed in the office of 0s tba
G :, OF this Court, a copy of wbinb
f Fl herewith served upon you, and fn |
thereof fui III answer and serve copy
WI M twenty days after the serv les
Of Of Ills summons, inclusive of the dav
~, ~ service ana in case of Your fail,
viii wi y 70 70 appear or answer, Judgment
fo,. t ne taken against you by defanit
plant. iiaeu III the Com
fo nn,S action involves the title to the
The sou gseii Re1f Ia lands, to-wit:
east Quarter of Section III
teen, Q5l, the North Half -
no Ia 81 IN94Irtnieast Quarter and the
G ,ast Half Of the Northwest
Ss,t 81 anu the Northeast
quarter of the Southwest
9 9narter, and the No rtthWest
quarter of the Southeast
Quarter of Section T WenfYstt
Two (22), Township Five "a
South of Range Twentv-fonr
Saa) East, M. P. NJ, containine
oz0 acres, more or less are
corning to the Government 4
~, survey thereof. !
,,d Inc i.l nature and RELIEF sought nv tbo |
iaihtliI is as follows: 'ne
That, That this action is brought for tho
Ia pose OF quieting the title of th ,e
lalntiff to the lands hereinbefora d Iile \
hiioWh and l.
: WITNESS my hand and the seal
40 6iiis Court this 18th day of August
COURT sEAL> C. P. LARK1N .
aymond n Doo, Clerk,
ttorney for Plaintiff.
ewlstoWn, Montana.
It pub. Aug. 21. 1870 ~
n pub, Sept. IL, 1880. ;.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-09-11
Cities Well Laid Out

Four cities in the world are
noted for the uniform width of
their streets. They are Berlin,
Dusseldorf and Cologne, in Ger
many, and Washington.
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Various Names for Ranch

A ranch or plantation IN Peru
Is called a hacienda, in Venezuela
!. IS q hatos, in Chile a rancho, in
argentina an estrancia and in
Uruguay a finca.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-09-11
ALIAS SUNNI MONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF CAR
BON.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS or The
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
REGULAR SEES SION

September 2, 1880.
The Board of County Commissioners
met in regular session, there being
present: l.. e. Gard. chairman; J. r.
Convery and ]. NJ. Anderson, commits
sioners; and {. Il. Thompson, clers
The minutes of the last regular ses-
sion, and of the special meetings held
during the month of July. 1880, We're
read and approved.
A delegation of business men from
Red Lodge, Washoe and Bearcreek
appeared before the board and re-
quested them to gravel the Bearcreek
road this fall.
The following general fund bills
were audited and approved and war
WANTS nrlarnd dr.,WI for the sane.
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Rest Imperative

Take rest; a field that has rest
ed gives a bountiful crop.-Ovid.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-09-11

y tII5i UIIUSt WOTK go. ISU. %
motion was made and seconded
TO adjourn to meet Thursday morn
ing at nine o'clock. Motion carried.
L. e. GARD,
Attest: c. E. THOMPSON. CLERK lris. i'i''i''
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COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS
Regular Session

! mn, September 4, 1891
me Board of County Commission
ers met in regular session, pursuant t.
adjournment; all members and CLERK
being present
b; B.. Downward, County Coroner
rendered his resignation to the Roard
Whlch was accepted. Mr.. R. G. Martin
wa, Was appointed to fill the vacancy, pro-
vlded he would assume the contract
Lor the Burial of County Poor now un-
ger contract to Mr.. Downward.
Inc County Treasurer was author
lzed 20 transfer $1,000 0Ofrom County
"a onlt interest fund into County Unit
f Sinking fund; also transfer $4,000. 60
from County Sinking fund into Inter
est fund. -iieei
County Treasurer's report for Aur-
ust. 1890, approved.
county Clerks report for August.
1880, approved
report of Supt of the County Farm
Tor August $780, approved
Inc following road fund bills were
auulted and approved and warrants
ordered drawn for the same:
AUSTIN Western Rd. Mch. CO
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NJ IU.Ot
A motion was made and seconded to
adjourn to meet Wednesday morning
at nine o'clock. Motion carried.
L. e. GARD,
..4 Chairman.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-09-11

Q p U,UUU. UU
A petition containing 1877 names,
same being Registered free holders
requesting the adjustment Of the Car
bon County Free High School, under
Charter 125 of the 1928 Session Laws,
received and filed. The clerk was
instructed to advertise the same as
required by said section.
The following Poor Fund bills were
audited and approved and warrants
ordered drawn for the same:
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-09-11
COMM SSIONERS' PROCEEDINGS
Regular Session

September 3, 1880
me Board of County Commissioners
met in regular session, pursuant to
adjournment; all members and clerk
being present.
The following securities and bonds
TO secure County Funds were examin-
ed and allowed:
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-09-11

Mr.. and Mr.. @. L. Burns and
family were Billings callers on Fri
day.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-09-11

MIR. and Mrs. Paul Anderson and
Mrs. Scheidecker of Laurel were
callers in this vicinity on Friday.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-09-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Renner who have
been here for the past few months
lett on Monday for their home at
Sutherland, Iowa.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-09-11

/ u AnUprE0n md
Gard for viewing and inspecting
roads in their respective districts
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-03

/ editor it is all an orderly fuIfllmeTt
of the intricate scheme in his brain
for a live, interesting and carefully
arranged newspaper.
He sees the whole of the "big
story Of the day, sees every phase
of it and knows exactly, by long
experience, the five or six words
that must go across the top of the
first page. He snatches piece of
paper and writes hurriedly. The in
slant he raises his pencil a boy
grabs the written line and is off to
the composing room on the run.
The apparent orgy continues.
At exactly 2:30 the wheels begin
to roll and the first edition, printed
and folded, rides the endless chain
from the press to the mailing room
Of the circulation department.
The city editor spreads the paper
out on his desk and studies the first
page. That it meets with his ap-
proval is evident by his face.
Abruptly he folds the paper again
and ShoveS it to one side.
And now, Charlie" he says to
the assistant city editor, you and
are about to compete with the po-
lice. If there ever was a CORY muir
der in this section with all the ele-
nlents of juicy thriller, this is it!
And it's up to us to take a hand.
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CHAPTER TWELVE

ID OBERT HENLEY CALKMAN
IN just was coming out of the
shower when George McKray
Strolled in and made classical bow.
The top o. the mornin' to yez,
and may all your troubles be static. "
We'll, it's high time you were
showing up" Robert announced. Il
sat up until o'clock waiting for a
report. If you hadn't come in soon.
I was going to Waterbury and bail
you out. What's the news"
AN uncommonly dark night. a
star-beSprinkled sky, and a car that
won't hit on all six unless you're
doing better than seventy"
ROT" said Robert. 81 can hardly
get Sixty-five out of it any more. But
be serious. Did you find what
you were looking for?"
Thank the kind heavens. no!
They had found it before 1 had ar
rived"
Well" relaxing, that's off my
mind. Lord, what a burden it's been.
When did they find it?'
My statement is based on cir
cumstances only, Bob" George ad-
mitted. There was nothing in nor
by the road when I drove through
But neither was there anything in
the paper about finding it."
He produced a folded newspaper
from his pocket.
There's the American. the after
noon sheet, and there's not a line
in it about your or any one eIse's
murder"
Then they must have found it
after the paper went to press, but
before you arrived. :"
MY theory exactly" George
agreed. You might ask me why I
didn't call the police station or the
newspaper and ask them about it.
Well, I'll answer in advance that my
total responsibility ceased when I
had examined that stretch of de-
serted road. One little telephone
call like that might have got me
into worse hash that even you've
cooked up"
ITO Pc Cont nuPdO
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FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS
- -


&tLEY, OF 74e
SECRET SERVICE
AIR SQUhOPoN
WHO IS TRYING
To GET 4 CLUE
As To FAR8AR'S
AND FREcKLES
WHERE A9oUTS,
is COVERING
EVERY INCH
OF Tue BAD
LANDS OF TIE
SOUTHWEST,
TRYING To FIND
SOME TRACE
| OF TIE ~
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Synopsis
MAY 8, 198O-

Synopsis
MARY DELLA CHUBB: The best
looking Clocker in the clock shop. II
not in Waterbury. Lives with her par
ents in a Bank street fat.
MIRIAM BOBBIN. Limited in S. A..
but Mary Dellas best girl friend; also
JOE SPEAKS: Mary Della's steady,
Young man about town, good-looktng and
hard-boiled.
Yale senior and football star; one OF
THE Caikmans OF Detroit.
GEORGE MKAY. He wanted 70 go
20 Harvard but the cards were against
him: also q senior at Yale Happy-go-
uMARJoRfE MARABEE: Daughter Of
fashion. p .ng on Cracker hill. Flancee
o. T 1fSpg|5 F1TzMoAN: Pettins is his
Epecialtv. In love with Mary Della
OLGA SVENSON. Also clocker ana
not too popular with anyone.
Mary Della and Robert are parkeo on
the piece of old highway OF the Cnes-
hire road when n woman is murdered py
the Red Mask, notorious Slugger, IN Ine
dark road iust ahead Of their car MARY
Della and Robert are afraid they Will
nothing about it. But both worry about
the woman's body living on the ROAD
three DAYS undiscovered Mary Della
write an anonymous note to tne ponce.
Robert sends George in ROBERTS car 10
see If the body is still there.
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TO Be Continued

AS the leopard leaped for the great ape Meriem
gasped in surprise and horror, not for the mpend-
ing fate of Akut, but for the boys. minute be-
fore he had angrily struck his strange companion.
Now with drawn knife the youth leaped far out,
and the leopard was in the very act of sinking
fangs into Akut's back the Killer landed full
upon the leopard's shoulders The cat halted in
mid-ar. missing the ape by but hairs breadth.
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CHAPTER ELEVEN Continued

=
the grill again.
Ready to break on that, Capn?"
L think so, Don. Here's the
story Ready?"
shoot" The young man has
pulled a wad of odds and ends OF
psper from his pocket. He keeps
one ear turned to the grill to catch
the captains sharp. crisp phrases,
and writes rapidly in long hand.
That's about all so far"
Thanks, Cap'n. Anybody out?"
Eyes, Carson and McMullen"
May I speak to the SUPERB
You can try" smiling.
The young man crosses to the
superintendent's office, says Good
morning" to the secretary. and
passes through the open door
Good morning. superintendent.
Morning, Don. You've got the
report?"
yes, sir. Could I see that let
ter?"
The superintendent hands him
the scrawled note. The young man
examines the paper closely, checks
it against his notes, and returns 1t
to the superintendent.
wouldn't mind my getting a
picture of that would you, super
intendent?"
GO ahead; it can't do any harm,
and it might help
The young man uses the super
intendents telephone, and picks up
his hat
Thanks a lot, sir"
Come again" says the superin-
tendent and turns to his desk.
DUT if the law is sluggish old
d woman. the newspaper is an
excitable young girl, vivacious,
eager. agile, anxious.
II is 10 o'clock of the same, sharp
Monday morning. The city room OF
the American is relatively quiet, for
all but a few OF the reporters are
on the street There is a subdued
drone of voices and a duet Of click
ing typewTiterS.
At the east end of the room the
sports editor and the assistant
sports editor are bent over their
desks. AT the west end of the room
the society editor and the assistant
society editor are making feverish
use of separate telephones. Between
these two departments are rows Of
desks. most Of them unoccupied at
the moment.
Near the north wall. and about
halfway the length of the room is
a very large Semi-eircular desk,
known as the horseshoe" Around
the outside OF this desk sit four
editors in ShirtSleeves. reading
"copy" and writing heads"
In the "Slot'-which is to say. in
the inner side of the horseshoe
sits the city editor. the one man in
whom all news activity centerS. He
is drumming a pencil on the desk,
but his eyes are on the clock on the
opposite wall. He has 2 newspaper
to get out and it is time for the re-
porters to be coming in from the
street.
The court reporter comes, pushes
his hat on the back on his head, and
sits down TO his typewriter.
Anything big, ALP" asks the city
editor.
"A couple of compensation cases,
Ray" He begins to punch the keys
of his machine.
A few minutes later two more re-
porters come in from the coat room.
"What've you and Dan on your
minds, Joe?"
They make appropriate replies
according to the stories" they have
in their heads or in notes, and go
TO their desks.
Still another reporter enters.
What say. Leo?s
From the seant information fur
nished by the replies TO his ques-
lions, the city editor is building his
newspaper. tentatively, in his head.
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BY Martin

shrieking, snarling and growlings rent the
jungle air. 1t was the boys knife which finally
decided the fight. As the fierce feline shuddered
convulsively and gave its final breath, Korak
and the ape faced each other over its PROSTATE
carcass Korak pointed to the girl. Leave her
alone, Akut she is minel" The ape grunted.
blinked his little eyes and turned q the body
of the leopard. Standing erect on she threw
LI,ir ~
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With horrid snarls it rolled on its back, clutch
ing and clawing in an effort to dislodge the
antagonist who was biting at its neck and knitting
its sides. Akut had sprung into the tree with
agility little short of marvellous in so heavy
beast. But when he saw what was gong on below
him he dropped to the aid OF his human COM
panion. The result was a battle royal as the
thraa rolled IN The r1ndnrnrIlsh
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BY BlosSer
BY Crane
BY Cowan

Raising his face skyward he gave voice TO so
horrid scream that the girl shuddered. 1t was
the victory cry of the bull ape that has made
kill The boy looked on in silence; then he leaped
into the tree again to the girls side Akut pres
entity rejolned them and busted himself licking
his wounds For gyFny months after this the
strange life OF the Aoxee vent on unmarked by
any uT.uSual occurrences.
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DY II O'Clock the storm has
u reached its full force. Editors
are welding blue pencils and glue
brushes madly: all reporters are
banging their typewriters unmerci-
fully, too intent upon their own re-
spective assignments to be annoyed
by the general noise and confusion;
boys running with copy; tele-
phones ringing; photographers
rushing in with pictures and hurry
ing out again to deliver them to
the engraving room: the boys"
from up front" stepping around
and looking importa. the janitorS.
bidding for a place in the drama.
swinging precariouSly from high
ladders to change the bulbs in the
ceiling lights: business Office and
advertising men strutting through
TO indicate their contempt for all
this needless hullabaloo.
To the uninitiated. the city room
is fnadhouse. But to the city
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-26

LOS ANGELES, MAY 26. (U.P-
A new worlds altitude parachute
jump record was claimed by Bert
White today after $4,000 foot drop
from plane over the Mojavc desert
near Lancaster yesterday afternoon,
Today White nursed frosted
hand--thc only i'll effect of the de-
scent which was rcpletc with thri'ls
including narrow escape from
striking hig tension electric wires
Because of tho additional weight
of a barograph, heavy oxygen equip
mcnt and high altitude clothing, the
drop was made in two parachuteS,
lest one should fail under the strain
After White stepped from the cab
~ plane pilotcd by Earl Gordon the
huge silk bag opened slowly, caught
the ufrush of air and popped TO full
extension with such force that White
bit his oxygen tube and almost
choked.
Forced to remove the inhalator 5
rubber mouth piece, White lapsed
into Inconsistencies from dcarth
Of oxygen in the rare atmosphere.
A few minutes later the jumper
revived. He had lost one of his
Imperial Valley press., 1930-05-26
Heavy Jolt For
Reckless Driver

Monday morning, similar to many
others of past months, presented
the usual lineup in police court
when called to order by Judge Per
kins.
Bob Taylor, 80, received a rather
stiff "blue Monday" jolt when he
was sentenced to pay fine of $3.50
or spend IS days in the county Jail
on charge of reckless driving.
Ben Flores, so, charged with
petty theft was given 80 days in
the city Jail. Coils taken from an
automobile and traced to him by
means of fingerprintes were the
cause of his being hauled to court.
'. l.. Scritsmicr, y, and W, Robert
son II, arrested on suspicion, were
released this morning when nothing
illegal could be proved against
them. A. j. Baisley, -, and Mat
tie Magan, So, charged with being
drunk in public, were sentenced to
pay $40 or spend the next five days
in the city Jail.