THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21. 1003.
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CATTLE CASE BEfNG
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PART OF MORRISON ;
STREET TO EE PAVED
Although Bids Are Not Opened,
Contractor Says Will Start
; , Work Immediately. .
GIVEN MEDICAL STAFF
I.S.
SELL ON EVERY HAND
FANCY POULTRY SHOW CAR LINE TO 24TH ST.
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Fifty High Grade Cats WW New Service Will Greatly Help
Important Questions to Stock
men Are Argued Before
' Judge Wolverton.' ; .
According to Judge Bronaugh
Workers In Big Campaign G,e
Regular Physicians Will Be Se
lected for Service In Trpu-
blous Times.
It Cannot Attach to
Property. ; '
Success Ahead as End
T Approaches.
Join Exhibition Begin
ning Thursday.
to Build Up Alameda
Park District, r ?
COURT RULES AGA
RED CROSS S
IPS
AM PRIZES IN BIG
TO EXTEND BROAD Ar
NATIONAL GUARD IS
HEARD!
COURT
MECHANIC'S LIEN
Terminal companies and connecting
railway and steamship lines within th
Jurisdiction of the United Btstea may
(t affected by tha decision In tha rasa
of tha TJntted States against tha North
rn ractflc Terminal company, which Is
. being heard today befor a Jury in Fed
" rial Judg C EX Wolverton's department
' ct th United State district court.
Indictment in the caaa charge tha
terminal company with violation of tha
tt hour, cat tie law, but. tha Important
question In tha caa Is whether or not a
corporation la liable tor receiving cattle
hipmenta from a connecting line, ar
lr auch shipment has been held in vio
lation of the law.
Stringency of the law will be defi
nitely settled in decision of the case.
' which will undoubtedly ba taken to the
Vnlted Btates supreme court.
On September IS the Spokane, Port
land A Seattle road was fined 1260 In
United States district court for holding
a shipment of cattle ( from Plymouth,
Waalw 1 cars for a period of more
than 18 hours. In violation of the fed
eral law. Evidence In - the hearing I
showed that the cattle had been turned
over to the Northern Pacific Terminal
company in Portland, for delivery to the
stockyards. .; . r-i..?' - v '.- v' ..'..
John McCourt, United Btates district
attorney. Is endeavoring 'to snow mat
the terminal company la subject tp a
fine for accepting the shipment, and
by further keeping tha cattle In the cars
after they had boen held by the North
Hank road for more than IS hours, com
mitted an equally criminal act
Following the precedent set by Judge
Catena tn another case, Presiding Judge
Bronaugh this morning held that a me
chanic's lien will not attach to prop
erty claimed and occupied as a home
stead under the laws of Oregon. Judge
Oatens' decision on this question ex
cited much discussion, as U was con
trary to the Idess of many attorneys,
and Judge Bronaugh, In -passing . on
the Question thts morning, said he had
shared a contrary opinion before ha
made a close examination of the authorities.
I am convinced that my previous
idea about the matter was erroneous.
said Judge Bronaugn. "under mi
homestead law of this state foreclosure
cannot be taken against property under
mechanic's Hen. It IS spectrioauy
exempt." "
The oolnt was raised on a demurrer to
a plea In; abatement in the case of C
Green against Susan iierpers, ana
others. The previous case in which a
lixe decision was given by Judge vOa
tens was Beard against Lend Is.
EUGENE MUST ALLOW
STATE TO REGULATE
Federal Judge C E. Wolverton yester
day gave Cnarles F. Kuthe, no confined
In the Lane county Jail charged with
the violation of the local option law, his
freedom and In doing so handed down
an" opinion drawing the line between the
powers of city councils and state courts
In the'enforcement of the option law of
J0. The cbartor granted the city of man
Kupene by the legislature gives the city
council control of liquor licenses. After
the passage of the local option law Lane
county voted itself dry. " ,
The city of Engene was later granted
a new charter and passed an ordinance
prohibiting the sale of "nonlntoxlcating
malt liquors. Kuthe was later arrested
for selling "malt beer." .Judge Wolver
ton ruled that the powers of. the city
council to regulate liquor trarncwere
annulled by the vote of the people of
Lane county, and that Kuthe, being ar
rested for violation of a city ordinance.
which was not effective, should be freed.
SCHWARTZ SAYS HE'S
. . UNLAWFULLY HELD
G. S. Sch warts, arrested several days
ago by Deputy Sheriff Sweeney ana
held In the county -Jail on complaint
of J. IV Sneve, , who is suing him for
J2965 and who alleges that Scnwarts
was about to leave the state, has sued
out a writ of habeas corpus in the cir
cuit court and Judge Bronaugh will
hear the matter tomorrow.
Schwarti alleges that his situation It
virtually an Imprisonment for dent, in
violation of the constitution. Nothing
but a civil suit has been filed against
him, ana he claims that he should be
released. s
Schwarti and Sneve had their deal
ings in Marlon county, and Schwarti
left Silverton about 2 o'clock on the
afternoon of December 16. leaving in
structions for his baggage to be sent
to Portland after him. Sneve says that
Schwart drove from Silverton to Che-
and took the Oregon Electric
Walsh Fined for Contempt. : .
JJ. J. Walsh, awell known dealer In
electrical suppliesi'-was fined $25 for
contempt of court . by Federal- Judge
Wolverton this morning. Walsh had
hen called as 'a Juror and told the
court he reached his office late and de
cided it was no use to appear in the
'courtroom. lie paid his fine.
from that point to Portland., although
a? train left Silverton for Portland about
the time he.lcft. t
Another application for 'release on
habeas corpus In the case of E K
Miles was postponed by Judge Bronaugh
until this afternoon because the district
attorney had not prepared an answer
to the writ, which was Issued last Sat
urday. ' Miles is held as a witness In
a criminal case In which no Indict
ment has been returned by the grand
Jury and Justice of the Peace Olson
is alleged to' have exceeded his author
ity In holding, him under , bond. As he
was unable to furnish: the bond re
quired, Miles la in Jail. ,
. Right merrily tha sale of Red Cross
stamp goes on. Like the generals In
any great campaign,, the workers are
nerving themselves ; for one last and
decisive stand. Slowly but surely they
are. gathering, In tha funds, and they
earnestly hope that, through a combina
tion of tbt energetlo and faithful work
on the part of the women selling stamps
In- the booths, and the hearty coopera
tion of the buying public, tnejr will have
captured the last dollars of the desired
f 10,000 by the dawn of Christmas morn
ing, and that-they can then spike their
guns and enjoy Christmas with the
knowledge of a great work performed.
The sales In the booths yesterday tag
gregated 1300. and the povtoffic booth.
in charge of the Oregon Htate Graduate
Nurse association, took the banner for
big sales, 6000 stamps being' tha num
ber sold. Another large order was re
ceived from Pendleton yesterday. Fol
lowing Is the list of booth workers for
Wednesday: '
Hotel Portland Miss , Mai Hlrsch.
Miss Mildred MSyer. rv ,.
Hotel Imperial Mrs. Arthur Chance,
Mrs. ,J. Elliot. King. . ,
Woodard & Clarke Miss Florence
Hilton, Miss Rosemary Baldwin, Miss
Dorcthy Josaelyn. " . v V ;
Charlton's Be and 10a Store Mrs. F.
Kncttner and assistants. .
J. K. QUI Co. Mrs.; Charles Berg,
Mrs Felix Frledlander and aasistant.
Hotel Perkins Miss Amelia May and
assistant.-' ...-.'.,'.-,-;- .- ,
Meier & Frank's Miss Carolyn Burns. 1
Miss ' Frances ; WHson, ' Mrs. George
wettiwortn. Miss Jueua enemy. . . j
It Oregon's klngea and queens, princes I The Broadway streetcar line will be I In conformity with the resolution
and prinoesses are holding court down I extended to Twenty-fourth street wlth-1 adopted br the general staff of tha
at First anp vnarungipn street mis out delay and residents la the Alameda Oregon national guard at Its last meet
week. OfflcUIl tti ccaai district will be given a much J Ing. providing tor the "creation of a
aS the first , annUS4 eXnlOlllOn OI .Uie I ,.tJL . Baru,.a . TMa annniinnaiil mflil raaa...a, ..na-na lilliitun, rlai.i.nl
Oregon ; Poultry and Pet association, but jWM mmAt bf pr B. a. Josselyn JV. E. Flnaer has issued a general or.
really Jt la. a gathering of the best that of tn PorUl,nd luUway. Light & Pow. der aettlnr forth the manner of select
can be found In the poultry line. ,. ,r company this morning. The exten-ling and appointing the staff of sur-
Kanged aiong tne rows slow la In the district affected by the geona which will compose the reserve
chickens that are best for ms, those Jl-j1Mlct,jta 9W before ths court Intend- corps. - ,
best' for eating, those best for both eggsi. n .v. innnMii,A th ir..tniK I a. ...... ..i... ...i..i . n..
and table UB4,. and Up along One well. IS I mmniiiv'i fran hlaa u to mrtiln I mtmff h nr-n. A.
. ,Z. 1 ' ,rV3 " - ' leal officers will consist of 13 surgeons,
"",'?' ""I n "The extension wiU, be made in, ad- who- shalv be , graduates of reputable
-" . vance, or a aecision rrom' me supreme i medical schools and who shall ba named
Beginning Thursday an exhibition of Lnrt m , ntm i th. fniu-hian." k. .w. ....i......
va. - awwv w VM vu, " I u (I &1 F. JOBMITn. ( n AUITlffilA IjIDQ I ,MniManifaHnii lia. . a i'
. ... , fn klh I ' a vvvmiuiuiimoiivii - V VilVlal R.n.at
d that there will be more than 6Q high company having offered to pay for the Before receiving their commissions they
f, 7T" Vk r V I h- w" na pavamviiv mnu i Bbu pans an examination to ! pr-
iTJSFLi!! IV 1?.A?' Ihi ??..! r,lhdec''.0.".?f whe" ' commissioned, shall A take ; yank
vtaau w- -www J aa w " . . CUU , BllVUIU'Ufi WJVvIIQ WHU UUHl" I J TlTSt llSUtenantS. 1" ;t
will exhibit him. Others in the pros- nanv. Tha traffie demands the building . rt,- ....u. iv..
oective entry list have taken prlsea In 0f tha extension., but In faea of tha lit- I ..,a, " . u - 1. , " a . . " . Tv 1
L . V,, .. isv.uii h.. vlpm, wuiu uw. "J". reserve nneaical corps empowers the ad-
fore being brought to Portland. I way clear to go to the expense before j iutant aenerai to ordr offieara of ths
The exhibition wlU be kept open eaoh final settlement of the points at Issue." ;rfi.li.. ,fr?.Jf J
....I. , V. . aaaav m1m(m G.tll . I rt'V. I aa.ll, V. a. J - M ,ka . '
ainuuiB uuiuif wsv -.-iwava vtw." a. . - i , i no uioiiaiuu wui uo wnua a i tm vuu I th ai r a f ahaiiavM an amarvanav ynalraia
iiiaiai. . , , , pronut uu o uh """""""j "" " it necessary to Increase ths rexularmed
Th Judges are now hard at work on Twenty-seeond. from Knott to Fremont leal cores ' "
making'' tha poultry awards, and will thence east on Fremont -. to ' Twenty-1 m-.k . .. - . ni .
have completed their work by tomorrow fourth, and will aid materially In the . t rt-tTonV .h ont in-am.
night The awards so fw made ara as upbuilding of Alameda Park, which f of'Thl I2n,T 1
iouows: . I nereiorore nas oeen reiaraed . oecauso BTa in-.,j -rii.w in h. n.ii ,
a f". Buff Ornlnrtons Cocks. Wlndle I of the distance to the nearest car ser-I . -i J.."r"
' . I ... I TJJtaliillDH ' BVUUlIUflJIlB I- XtlT -l-IlilHI TTt M II T in
the national guard and perform such
duties as pertain to the office of -examining
physicians for the state militia
without cost to the state. ,
Adjutant General Flnzer. said thaa
morning that his office would lmmedl
' ' I ft tAlV an f ha, nana.Narv n.jilnaiv)w In ma.
r j n v.. u v. uui va
Brothers, first; F, Feowlck, second; C vice.
W. McLean, third; O. A. Hatton, xourtn;
E. P. Keeney. f 1th. Cockerels, Wlndle
Brothers, first second, third and fourth;
F. Fenwlck, fifth. Hens, Wlndle Broth
ers, first second, fourth and if tb; Mrs.
S. C Bowles, fifth. , Pullets, - Wlndle
Brothers, first second, third and fifth;
WIFE SAYS HUSBAND
- LIKED DOGS . BETTEB
Circuit Judge Cleland this
Postof flee Miss Katherine . Scott
MIbs Cochrane,,:- . v---
Tull & Olbbs Mrs. It Baussman,
Mrs. G. F. Sanborouv . fe,
Chan'ber. of Commerce Miss Mabel
Burke Mrs. Dan J. Malarkey. .
Oics, Worttnan A King Mrs. Elicott
-Mrs li. Thanhauser.
Wella-Fargo Miss Helen Smith. Mrs.
David Shindler.
Hotel -Oregon Mrs. Sterling Foster,
Mrs. H. M. Carlock, Mrs. H. Noble, Miss
Marjorlo Noble, Miss Delta Watson,
Miss G. Rutherflcld.
Kennaro & Adams Under auspices of
Tuesday Afaternoon club.
Ltpman & Wolfe Miss Helen Simon
and assistant ; v -
FOUR ST0EY HOTEL ON
. FOUBTH AND ALDEB
Woman Makes Complaint,
Arthur Anson, teamster, was arrest
ed last evening by Constable Wagner
upon complaint of Esther Anderson. The
charge is one of statutory cause," and
ho is held in the county jail upon fall- J
urn to give bail ot f 10,000. -
Plans -for a modern four story hotel
to be erected- at Fourth and Alder
streets by W. I. Morgan were filed In
the city building Inspector's office yes
terday. The new hostelry will be lOOx
100. and. will be of the finest steel fire
proof construction. The estimated coat
of the structure Is 180,000.
Mr. Morgan Is the architect for the
Cecilia Building company, which yester
day filed plans for a four story apart
ment house to be -erected at 22d and
Glisan; streets. This edifice will be of
Ibrlckv , It Is to be 50x100 feet
C W.aMOLeaii. xourtn. t ' . V" i.1""""' :."':"iZ "?v'7 reneral staff breatinr a reserv. nMHeat
Golden, Wyandottes cockerels, H. A. oi Anna jjimicx againsx tiarry ujmicic, coma i i i r- , , - " r
heard the testimony In the divorce suit
At least one member Of the reserve
Simmonds. second. Hens, H. A. SImonds, I each charging the other with the use
. j.vi . I mnrtmnt of vininnt nnndupt Jurto-A r?i.l porps wiu .m locaiea . m i every place
i" """"J,?r."",.,":..a.t. - ; rti tmt 5viP company tr gaardsmen, except
:":".u Jir""""T"r"'-- r where several .members will
Minaer, secona; j. is, Bispieu, imra aim , . "J be located;
rourui. cocKereie, u. aimxer, secona. i " - ijcupio mov im nam uui
Hens. I. E. StaDles. first, seoond. third, better than her, that he choked and beat
fourth anri fifth. PuiiAta. C Mincer, her and called her Jarring names; She
second .third and fourth. ftsk" for 140 per nnm alimony and
Partridre Wvandottes Cocks. B. C. we cusioay or meir two cnuaren
Smith, first Cockerels, S. El Smith.
' Mob Leaders Jailed; 1
Belleville, 111., - Deo. 21. Sixteen men
are in Jail here following an attetnDt to
Dlmick alleged that his wife drank too lynch Will Clark, a negro, who Is ac
first and second. Hens, 8. E. Smith, I freely, and said he was compelled to call I cused of killing two streetcar platform
fir-of lannai ma thin Tniit a R I his Dromer m to quiet tier Bftverai times, i men. tiers wkb in juii nere unaer a
Smith, second and -third.
Once she locked him out of the house, I special guard, when a mob surrounded
Columbia Wyandottes Cockerels, I be complained. He also said that she the building last evening and made
Windle Brothers, first and third; S. S.
West, second. Pullets, S. 8. West first
second, third, fourth and fifth.
White Wyandottes Cooks, w. V. Kel-
ley, first, second "and fourth; George
Reed, third; D. N. Nash, fifth. Cocker
els, W. D. Keliey, first; B. le Paget ft
Sons, second and fifth ; ' George Keed,
third: J. A. Griffin, fourth. Hens. B.
Lee Paget & Sou. first third and fifth;
D. N. Lash, second and fourth; W. D.
Keliey, third. Pullets, B. Lee Paget &
Son, first, second i and fourth; W. D.
Keliey, third; George Reed, fifth. . '
was lazy and a poor housekeeper. He I threatening demonstrations. The arrest
would also like to care for the children, of the supposed leaders followed.
' Although bids for the Improvement of
Morrison street from Front, to Third,
will not be opened by the city exocu
tiva board until next -Tuesday.. Decem
ber 2s. Manager, Oskar Huber of the
Barber Asphalt company, told Mayor
Simon yesterday1 evening that, hi firm
would start the work of Improving the
street Immediately, taking a chance
that the contract will be awarded to It
The atrtvH Is certainly In a bad con
dition," sakl Mayor SimOn this , morn
ing, "and It Is accommodating of Mr. .
Huber ' to , hasten the work by getting
the preliminaries started. There is not
much chance, however, that any other
company will complicate matter by
bidding on this partloular paving Job.
Th . various companies have the city
pret(y well parceled out and Mr. Huber ,
knows that , this portion He In his ter
ritory." . - . fi , ,:. ...,,-.,'. ....
At next Tuesday's session of. J the :
board a-contract will also be awarded
for the redressing of Washington street
with asphalt from Third to Sixteenth "
streets. Portions of this street ar
very' dilapidated and as the malnte
nanc contract has long since run out
th city has been under areat exnansa ..
to keep; the surface patched. The re
surfacing . of Washington street has -'
long been "a crylnsr need and Cltv Kn.
glneer Morris' prompt action in retting
out plans for the Improvement and pro-'-ceedings
' started by the city council ;
to that end will be appreciated bv the
business Interests , of the city. '
. . i m .i- i, -
TO. DISCUSS PAVING - ; I
0FKILLINGSW0BTII
An Important meeting of the Killings-
worth Avenue Push club will be held
at Carroll's store. East Sixteenth street
and Killings worth, at 8 o'clock tonight.
The purpose of the meeting Is, to de
cide on tlie kind of pavemctit ' to be
put down,, on the avenue, which Is to
be paved from Union avenue east to
East Forty-seventh street Representa
tives of all the paving companies in
tha City will be on-hand to set forth
the merits of the various paving ma
terials. It is not expected that any op
position to the proposed Improvement
will develop at the meeting, as every
property owner . In the entire district,
It is said, has exresaed himself an fa
voring the hard surfacing of the avenue.
COUBT'SAYS FIBST '
DECBEE, MUST STAND,
A Dainty Package of
lLxquisite Perfume
For Her
! Front our Toilet Article Sec
tion you may select, a dainty
bottle of some favorite odor,
either European or i American
make we carry the best brands
of all countries and in. pre
senting it to some friend you
may be assured that no apology
need accompany your gift Ev-'C
ery bottle guaranteed. In this
section may also be found.
many other beautiful gifts.
Jeweled Hair Ornaments, Delicately Scented Toilet Soaps,
Artistic Perfumes and Toilet Water- Atomizers, Silver
Mounted Bottles, Dainty Little Vanity Bwgs antf" Boxes,
and complete1 line oi Choice Toilet and Hair Preparations.
Hand Hammered
Russian Brasses
At
14
We offer single pieces and sets,
suitable for gifts for man, woman
or child.1 Values SO to 15
OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL CHRISTMAS
Rare Art China
From the hundreds of pieces of
hand-made Art China, displayed in
our China Section a gift may be
selected at small cost. For the
next 3 dajfsi many fine pieces of
Amphora, Teplitz, Royal Bonn
and other wares are offered at
ONE - HALF OFF. f
All "500" and Bridge Sets on sale
at ONE -THIRD OFF.
Fine Poker Sets f 5 to f 18.
Brass Desk Sets $5 to f 22.
Brass Book Racks f 3 to
Our Art
Section
On the Fourth floor
The pest place in the West
to bny your Christmas gifts.
A space SO feet wide and 100
feet long and entirely filled
with pictures ranging in price
from 10c to $500.' A de
scription of the pictures on
this floor is Impossible. You
hve to see thetn to trnder
ffand. A rew lot of Antique
French M irrort perfect
be-tchee they are jnit re-
enved. Pictcres framed as
you want them. a, .
For a Man
or Woman
An Order for a Pair of
mm
You come in and
purchase the order
then you
to your
then the friin! oO
comes in and se- Gloves
lects a pair of Cloves, tries
them on and gets Just the
style of Glove wanted. Cross
Gloves sold in Portland only
at our Glove Connter.
The Pair, $1.50
andUp
Don't rorgetYour
family Physician
Don't let this Xmas pass with--out
a present tb him. " Many appro
priate thing on oar second floor.
Pociret Medicine Cases. Pocket
Surgical Cases. Fever Thermome
ters in Gold, Silver and Hard Rob
ber Cases, Instrument Cases and
Medicine Cases for carriage use,
Portable Sterilisers and many other
g:fts of valoft. " 4 '. .
OPERA AND FIELD GLASSES, ALL STYLES, SECOND FLOOR
SEE THE POSTCARD PROJECTORS AT OUR PHOTOGRAPH COUNTER
:
Advice given him by the- wives of j
his nelg-hbors a to his legal rights in
a divorce case did not avail William
Twist In the circuit court this morn
ing, when Presiding Judge Bronaugh de
cided that the default entered against
him should not be set aside and that
the court would not disturb, the decree
of divorce heretofore awarded to Mrs.
Frances M. Twist.1 ' ' '
From . the affidavits submitted by
Twist's attorney It appeared that he
nad not ariswered his wife's complaint j
because his neighbors' wives advise! i
j him that she did not have a good cause
of suit against him. It was. also shown
ithat he had also consulted an attorney.!
who advised him to have an answer
prepared if he desired , to resist his j
wife's suit. - But he took the advice
of the women Instead . of the lawyer's,
default wns entered arainst him. and i
' V.. a. ... I V ..NHaaA at aaaana
1J.B V. . (lCiUlVU a. Uvvl Cm
"The- policy of 'the law Is against di
vorces.", said Judsre Bronausrh. "and If
I believed that any good cause existed
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i I JM afI? 'f2 ' n,nmAr "
Estab
lished Since
1868
The most cherished of gems. Retains its value ever
1 lastingly, therefore the most appropriate of gifts. In-
spect our stock for a suitable Xmas token. You'll find
many ideas never before seen, in handsome platinum mountings and backed up;
by the Feldenheimer guarantee. We call you attention to . ;
I would allow the motion to set aside
the default. ' But In this case It does
nqt appear to me that any good cause I
exists, ana the motion will be denied.'
' NECKLACES
BAR PINS
PRINCESS RINGS
SCARF-PINS
LAVALLIERS
BROOCHES
SOUTAIRS ' PENDANTS'
BRACELETS - EARRINGS ;
CLUSTER RINGS SOLITAIRE RINGS ' STUDS
BOW KNOTS i
HORSESHOES LOCKETS
GEVUKTZ APAETMENTS
NEAKING COMPLETION
Excellent progress Is being made In
the construction of the two quarter
block apartment houses, which are be
ing erected! for, I. GevurtS & Eons on
t the East Side. The exterior walls of
the building at East Ninth and East
Burnslde ; have been completed . and
large force of workmen will begin next
week finishing the Interior. The build
ing will be completed and ready.vfor j
occupancy by March 1.
At East Eighth and East Morrison.
the foundation has been put In for an
apartment house somewhat similar in :
design i and construction to the one
nearing completion on East Burnslde
street. Both structures and being built
for I. Gevurts A Sons, who cava taken
them or a long time lease.
Our watch department, consists of only the better grade
of American or.Swiss and in such variety as to please the
most exacting tastes. ;, We-ask. you to compare our
values and prices for suitable Xmas gifts for we can
absolutely guarantee you complete satisfaction.
' Sole Agents for the Celebrated
Patelt Ph
Cora Irish Arrested.
Cora Trish, who recently ; figured In
a sensational divorce case, and 3, W.
Hewes were arrested .last evening by
Constable Lou Wagner upon a state
charge of Illegal cohabitation. They
were placed in the eounty Jail and are
held under ball or 11000.
TODAY IS DAY WHEN
NIGHT COMES EABLY
9 9
Tha winter aolstlc begins to
day, and this la supposed to ba
the shortest day of th year, the
sun being at the point in the
ecliptic farthest south from the
equator. Th sua ros this morn
ing at 7:60 o'clock and will set
at 4:21 o'clock this afternoon,
making a day of I hours and St
minutes, or a little over one third
of a day of 14 hours. - Tomor
row the aun will rioa on min
ute later than It did this. morning,
and will set on minata later
than It did tonight, according to
figures of the local weather of
fice, saaklng a day of th sam
length as today. , -
Tber will b no appreciable
toagthenlng of th days before
the end of tMs month, as th
change from day to day. will b
mall Utat It will Z.ardly bo
toticeabla, Ftor sevaral days.
lh hour which tb Is np
will b about tb sam.
Tb weathor .forocaat for te-
irtt a-d temarrnw la fair, and
th- wHI protasNy t sra chSng
la th wah'r, -
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