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NEW YOHK, Jan. II. The Cm-
ttM.il"""'. ' ,h" Ih,ka Md I)ucb
M ef Coiwaught mid Princes Patrl
cU stilted quarter r an hour ahead
( time, and avoided the mob al the
dram) Central station.
Whllrtaw Held welcomed tho royal f
aarty HI' private aulos, llio oiir
ami ri set vice men guarding.
The art rushed (o the Hold
buu-Nhi for breakfast.
The duke aerretly go lo Wash
Ititun Thunlaay night '" m"' lral
dtot TH Ambassador llrycu rmi
ptd arrangement (or llm vlall.
l It repotted that llio duka will dls
Mt llti Tsft Urn advisability of Ihn
kui and quern of England Including
M American Itinerary If they vlall
Cim4 In II3.
The ntr who thlnka rlty affair
ir Ik aflalra of ornrtxidy rlan fmiti
oaty hlmirlf Ha aya Ihn frclaht.
hrtbtr hr thlukt mi or not.
IHMPSOlliis
SFAJ IN SEMTE
UKKVIKU MWVKK. WHO HAN
IMdtX IX I4IWKH MOIIHC, IHC
CM II IN IIIMNKI AN AHtiRANT
Mill I'l'rm IIHANCM VAI'AMOV
W, Ulr Thoniiaon haa mado (he
Maun(tinint, rlic44 (or aoM
IIbp, that ho will bn a ropnbllraa
fadlJlr fur n-nalor from Iho local
dlttrlct, which I'tiibracm CriKik. Iko
B4 Klamath roust Ira. li drrlara
llvn at lata Intention In Ihla direction
l brllctrit o hat briu niacin after
he hid fnmiM-. ihn alluatlon can
fally and (rraiiit thoroughly nintlnc
d that ho Mould bo pretty turn of
tlKtlon.
Some llino ngo bo waa preeaad for
an amarr to iho query aa lo whether
at would run fur Iho place, and aald
that ho would not ho a candidate bo
tauw Ida law practice had to bo at
trnded to.
Wltb Iho atatement from Dr. Ooo.
II. Mcrryman that ho would not bo a
candldatn for acnator, thla mado It
ixcruary for tho party lo put up a
ana. and one of Iho two lower houaa
tubera. Tlinnipaon or II. P. Bel
Up of I'rliiovlllo waa olpoctod to go
trttr llio plum. It aeoma that Ibo elo
ta favored Thompaon, and ho la
aot titw-rted to havo any oerloua opio.
lon. Many bollnvo hla candidacy la
tantamount to an 011x1100.
E-Mn).)r II, gt, Ooo. HUhop, demo
!, Hated aomo tlmo ago that ho
Mid bo out for the aenatorahlp If
"publican wero to run. Now that
Ih're la a republican an avowod aapl
rwt Inr tho i, poaalbty Illahop will
wm nut rnr ahorlff.
Mnro HUhop contemplated tho aen
Urahlp, however, domocrat, Choa
Jar Avery, decldod to mako It Internet
( for nil bnnda by ihylng hla caator
Jack Waited A Long Time Before
He Had A Sight
It's 11 good thing that Jack Ma
loney got to Klamath Kalla before the
unahlun that was turno on today
a run very long, or also be night
''"Vo koiio longer without aeelng any
imw. a It Is ho never aaw any until
e landed here from Sacramento U
visit hla uncle, Harry P. Oalarneaul,
"h whom he la to nUy arlng the
su umr. on ol th Irak thlnga ha
did when turnaa looaa near a alea
imtch of the aotorioualy beautiful eta
wt waa to Mt haw U aatX.whan
Into Ihn rltiK na n laiiillduln fur llm
iiomlnalloii for sheriff.
Chlnf or Pollen Hamuul I, Wiilkcr
lin lin inpecled tu ln n di'iiiiM'rnllfi
rniidldal fur llio Rhrlnvalty, Iml up
(o daln ha not ilonnltcl)' atiniiuiiroil
himself. Ilo Wat n deputy hcrlrT until
Decmuhrr Jfllh In addition to ImliiK
liml ill I In' rll)' (nrrn ul uniformed
inilrtnrii, Iml mi l tin .tn tifinr
t.'hrlatmna dorMod to In)' iliiwu llio
rnrea of Ihu dopiit)ahlp, Hlnm ihou
hn haa been unincumbered by'u coin.
iiiImIiui to nerve under Sheriff Wll.
Ilam II Harne.
UNION WOMEN APPEAL FOR
AID TO OOWN HOME RUTE
I Kt) Thousand of Thewt In Irlah A.
orUllon Ulvr Forth Mm ManlfcMii
.Uklng Hlirr Wimw-n In ,tulil
Ttiem In Tltolr Warfare
IIKI.KAKT, IroUiid, Jan. 22. -Klfly1
tliniiiaiid wiiiiirn mrmtiora of tho Ul1
Hit Unliililata' Aaioclatlon havn l.
ailed a fiery ItUhlfoato to their alatcn
III llrrnt lltllnln lo old tin 111 In do
foaling llio hoiun rillo bill.
IIUIU.IN', Jan. 22. Moat of thnact
ho (Miliilrlana now hating returned
from a lulef hiillilay, thn Intoti-at In
llio home I llio campaign la hcromlng
more actit dally.
I Ml ring the laal low weeka the till -InnUla
havn made much uan of the re
cent papal ilrcrco forblddlliR t'alho
Ilea, under pain of eirommunlcatlnu,
lo aiimmnn i-cleaUallra hefortt the lay
tribunal. Patrick O'Oonnell, Illahop
of Kaphoe, haa now fullnaiit Arch
blahop Walth of Dublin In etprraalng
the opinion that thn papal decree doea
not apply to Ireland.
John Dillon and John lledmond,
Natlonallat leader, gave out atato
mc-nta today In regard to ihn land pur.
chaan In Ireland John Dillon In n
teller rnnrernlng Iho tenant In the
county of Claire, who havn not been
ntilo In elfoct ptirchnar of Ihelr land
uiiitrr tho term of Ihn land purchaae
art of 1903, which empowered thn
government lo lend money to lenanta
In enable them lo purchaao Ihelr hold
Inga, aald:
"If Ihn Uinta hold up home rule, II
will he nofoaaary u luatltuln a cam
palgn on tho land itieatlon and bring
prraaiirn lo bear on thn landlord of
thn county of Claire to mill Ihelr fa
tale on reaaonahto lornia."
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KIMH, NOTICK
THKIIK WIM. UK A MAHQVK
IIAI.I. OIVK.V in KIAMATII
) rAl.li UHK1H NO. ISI7, II. P.
O. K. AT TIIK PAVIMON IlINK
PIUIIAY KVKM.VO, JANIHY.
m, taut.
X)R INFOIIMATION
KI.KN AMI TIIKIK U-.DIKH
O.M.V AHK INVITKI).
o COMMITTKK..
At Ban Kranclaco Saturday Judge
Cahannl vonlvncvd Klono Martlnoi
to flfleon year a( Ran Quendn for tho
mnrdor of Ynot Surlta and tho
SchinlU bribery co waa continued to
February 3d.
Of Beautiful Snow
bundled, All thlnga conaldereci, Jacg
had lived a long tlmo without eeolug
snow for tho first tlmo. He Is B years
old, and that'a Just on awful lona tlrat-
for audi a mnll boy to navo to go
without seeing Iho material from
which snowballs aro made.
Ust anyono may forget, bo It
known that tho courthouso of tho
county of Klamath la located at
rourth and Ualu atroot, all rumors
to ihn ennirarv notwithstanding. DUO
notice will ha given of Ita removal.
M i I'ATIO.V IH UtITICAL
I.N (JIIP.AT PAOTOItY HTItlKK
United Press Brlri
LAWIIKNCi:, Mnu,, Jail. 22.
I.lghtfvu IImiiiiiiiiiI uulonlals nro
striking, iiinl 7,000 iioii.iinlonUt nro
rmiiiilulfig nwny, fearing Mlrlkom nodi
imldlor limy clash.
Tho striker iloinntiil a 15 per runt'
Increase In wage a .ovimI (ho!
ioniiniiy will not rumpromlao. ThuJ
KiiiitliiM la irlllral. If strlkn break'
m mi' liiinirliil IroiiMn In feared. !
I'OK HUNT- I. room liniimi In llluhn
iiddllliui, 13 icr itiniilli Imiiilro I.
W itlKKH, W. () Hmllh I'lK Co. 223I
CIIAIM ntOM TIIK m:kan
Wo Kut In' by iuprfl nrt nlxht tho
Inrgiiit uhlimii'iit of flab, i))tor and
rrftb Hint w ivr landi-d nt imo tlinu,
Wi from now on will ko ilnlly
hllniioiiU,
Our fimli imiiii'd ii)tcri tiro Ihn
IIimiIIi braml.
I.'itru vliit
Dry imrki'd.
90 lout n iiinrl nn.
NiilhlilR h'-tlcr
Yuiitu for filth ami ojitir lnnliio,
Iho dry morrhnnt, Willie, nt
:j-2( TIIK KHLTON MAHKKT.
PRINTERS JOIN
MMMI. KOI.I.OWKIIM OP TIIK K.
Tl.i: AIIT OP AKNKMIIIJ.NO TYPK
KPPKCT OIU1ANIZATION WITH
OPPK'KIW
At a meeting of tho prlntcra of thla
city held laat owning In tho W. O.
Hmllh printing office thn final atopa
wero taken toward tho oatabllahmenl
of a Klamath Kalla local of tho Inter
national Typographical Union. An
organliatlon waa effected, and tho re
aulta of tho meeting, Including tho
adoption of (he conitltutlon and by
lawa under which tho uow Inatltutlon
propoae (o bo governed, will bo oent
tn national headquartcra at Inillnnap-
olla. whero President Jamra M. Lynch
and Secretary John W. Ilaya will look
them over. Upon tho official head
favoring thn outllno decided upon by
(bn local printer they wilt laauo n
charter and anlgn a number to tho
Klamath Kalla body.
ortlrcra havn been choaen na fol
Iowa; I'realdent, Nato Otterboln; vlca
prealdonl, John C. Wilcex: secretary
and Ireaaurer, William P. Hector; aor
geant at arm. Archibald Y. Tlndall.
Other enrolled In Iho local are:
'.ciio C. Klmbnll, Prank W. ItlKKH,
Bam C. Grave, William E. Dowdotn,
Hurry Odell, It. Vanco llutchln and
Klmer Mill.
HARRIHAN LINE NORTH TO
VANCOUVERAPOSSIBIUTY
Iteim-wntatlve of Tlat Inti-rrM In
NnHliwrat Ha)a IHvlalon Ha llwn
Mmle to Ho North Prom Seattle,
Hill Plnnnce CauM IKty
VANCOUVKH. II. C Jan. 22 Dof
Inlto announcement of tho Intontlon
of tho Hnrrlman n)atem lo build 11
direct line from Scuttle to Vancouver
Is mndo by J. I). Parrell, prealdonl
of (ho Oregon Washington Hnllrond
mid Nnvlgallon company, which owns
Mid operate 2,000 mile of Irnck.
Mr. Parrell. who represent tho
llurrlinan Intoreat In Iho Northwest,
suld:
"Wn Imva decided lo CXtoild our
line lo Vancouver. Just when a ntnrt
will ho mado U uncertain nt thin June
lure, owing to tho financial situation,
which Is nono too good nt present.
Our prcHont pnsslvo nttltudo hus no
slguincnnco, as wo Iimo already none
Into tho oucstlon very fully; in ran,
wo already know how wo uro going to
effect an entrance. Wo wni uot nan
nt tho Prnsor Hlver, but will get Into
tho very heart of Vancouver. Tho
routo haa bcon very carefully looked
over. Tho llarrlmnn ayalom has long
had It oyo on this port, and renllsca
that there la already aufflclont traffic
In sight to Justify tho proposed ogpen
dlturo."
Put up good candidates and tho rost
will ho oaty In this elty government
problem,
UNIONIZING
DEMOSTHENESTO
BE PUT IN SHADE
OIIA'IOHH 01' JAUKHON AM)
KLAMATH COUNTY HIGH
HCIKMILH WILL MEET AT TIIK
OI'KUA IIOL'Hi: TO OKIIATK
llouaton' opera houao haa bcon c
I'dcil 11 a tho place In which to hold
Hid ilobato botweoa tho Jackaon and
Klntnnth county lilg'. rchool ncit Krl
ilny ovenlnK. Tho opera Iiouko waa
chosen on account of Its central loci
tion. Hlnco the phco Is caally acciw
r.llilo, and slnco Miputer price nro to
' chnrKcd for nd-nlcslou. It la antld
icted thnt a largo audlenco will be
preatni lo greet ths debaters and vrlt-
ih-m one of tho moat Interesting and
helpful kinds of school contests.
Tho lornl tenm will bo mado up of
Ploiencn Short, Kdwln Cog and For
rest Pell. The Ashland debater will
la- announced later.
SenN wilt bo on sale Wednesday
nmrnlni; nt tho llonbonlcr. General
mlmlaalon 2S ctnts. Kcscrvcd aeats
S5 cents.
JURY IS EASILY
PICKED IN CASE
NOT OXK P TWKI.VK CAI.I.KH TO
IMX IH CAt'iSK OP ItKMO.V
HTKANl'K IIV ATTOHNKY FOIt
KITH Kit HIIIK
In circuit court today tho work of
caae with the assistance of a Jury
was resumed by taking up tho laauo
of Klmer O. Oeardsloy against the
Klamath Lake- Navigation company
Tho plaintiff claims 90.05 for sup
nllcH nnd repairs on tho steamer
Klnmuth. about 120 of this amount
belni; n claim for supplies assigned
to tho plaintiff by tho plumber, E. C.
Greeley. K. L. Elliott represents the
plaintiff and C. M. Ooolll tho defend
nnt.
81 run no to sat, not 0 man of the
Jury puuel who waa called to tho box
was objected to by either side, wjilcli
mndu the Jury drawing u rather tame
affair, coniimratlvely speaking. Thus
tho ttrkt tuolvo aoatod In tho Jury box
became the arbiters of tho case, their
tinmen being Prank Obonchnln, Joseph
Taylor, (leorso Shell, Charles DurK
dorf, S. 11. Gardner, Wesley O. Smith,
j v. Ho ant, II. B. Duncan, 8. 8.
Hill, A. H. Drown, J. E. Book and J,
C. KiUall.
irtptlon to Mrs. Seovel
Tho W. O. T. U. will hold a recep
tion for Mrs. Bessie L. Seovel at tho
Library Club rooms this ovonlng. Tho
publlo la cordially Invited to attend.
.afXtaBBaJL
MaV2 -H
I K 'awti'jP' I
1 HhLiu9w 1
I .-eaVNMj agfw I
KDWIN COX
l - .JBBBBBSBbW I
roilllKST I'EII.
'rit.MlKH OFKICKIUi HTAY IN
JOIW VOIt ANOTIIKH TEIIM
Unlteil 1'rcnn Hcrvlrn
KltnSNO, Jan. 22 The itato build.
In; tr;ul(n ro-clcctcd Incumbent oCI
con und cliono Loi Angelca for tho
noxt conToiitlon, at which tlmo llarrl
mnii'M totond mayoralty campaign will
be klbrtcd.
TOIINADO KILL8 HIX AM)
INJUUKH HCOHK OP OTHKIW
I'liltcd Press Service
WINONA, Wis., Jan. 22. Six wero
killed, 11 scoro Injured and a dozen
hoilae destroyed when a tornado
nw opt between Newton and Wlnonl
Saturday. Wires aro down and do
InlU Impossible ""
Wli on the new charter U drafted
li might bo welt for It to contain pro
vlalon for a street commlmiloncr on a
rinnonnblo haul. One cannot bo ob
inlnfil for ICO a month.
In an Interview at Now Haven Sat
urday Prcildont Taft rcfuacd to com
ment on tho Cummins candidacy.
At Indianapolis Saturday no session
of tho grand Jury was held. It ad
Journed until today.
TILLAMOOK PORT
WINS LAWSUIT
JCIHJi: IIK.VItV L. IIKNKOV CIYKH
DKCIKKIV l WHICH NKW COIt
POIIATIO.V DKPRTK TIIOttK
OPPOHINO IT
Tho state of Oregon on relation of
8. V. Anderson and his wlfo Lilian,
sued tho Port of Tillamook, which It
nlludes to ns "a pretended quasi-cor
poration," and II. T. riot la. A. O.
Heals. I). Pltspatrlck, James Walton
Jr. nnd M. P. Lvacli, commissioners of
tho port, attacking: tho validity of Ihn
part as a corporation.
In 1S99 a legislative act created the
port of Tillamook, to tako In tho
lloqunrton slough, the bar at tho
mouth of Iho slough, and tho territory
for a short dlstanco cither sldo of tho
Dlough and tho city of Tillamook.
This enabled vessels from tho Pa
cific ocenn to reach Tillamook within
thn confines of tho territory over
which tho corporation had, to an ex
tent, Jurisdiction, ,
lly Kiibornntorl.il proclamation
there went Into effect Juno 25, l'JOG
tlon forbidding tho creation o' corpor
mi nmendment to the state constitu
tions by net of slate legislature.
This hnd been proposed by Initiative
petition. .
In 1909 tho legislature passed a
general enabling net for tho Incorpor
ation of port. Under this act the
port of Tillamook Is alleged to havo
enlarged tho territory for tho excr-
rlso of Its powers to Includo approx
imately n dozen new townships east
of tho city of Tillamook, without ever
having been dissolved or disorganized
under the 190S act
Judgo Henry L. Dcnson heard the
rnso when he was recently In the
third Judicial district, exchanging
with Judgo Perck R. Kelly, and at
tho same tlmo ho took under advise
ment tho caso of W. II. Leach and his
wife, Eva M. Leach, to enjoin tho col
lection of the tax of $00,000, out of
which nroso tho Anderson case. The
Port of Tillamook, as defendant, en
tered n demurror to tho Injunction
case.
noth cases nro tho outgrowth of the
proposition of tho Port of Tillamook
tn Impose tho amount of tax above In
dicated to defray halt the expense of
removing thoblg bar at tho mouth of
tho bay. Tho government estimated
that It would cost $1,000,000 to re
move the bnr, and was willing to pay
hall It the Port of Tillamook would
pay tho other half,
Judgo nenson has dismissed tho
Andorson rase and glvon Judgment In
favor of tho Port of Tillamook for
costs nnd dlsbtirsomonts In tho action,
3rd haa sustained tho demurrer to tho
Injunction In the Leach caae. The
court doea not give an opinion, but
holds, In effect, that when the propo
sition of tho largor Port of Tillamook
vaa submitted to (the rotors and
favored by a majority of the votert, It
automatically dissolved the old port.
Ho says In hit conclusions of law that
tho old port has not attempted to ex
ercise any powers conferred by the
legislature, but haa acquiesced In the
formation of tho Port of Tillamook
aa reincorporated.
OFFICIALS KILLED
IN RAILROAD WRECK
PAKADIHP. HODAH AND HM'KKTH
Wo ino a compfoto stock of sodas
and awect goods'
Wo sell for cash.
Wn makn nafn dcllvorr In the fore-
noon and onoln tho afternoon to any
part of tho ally free.
Wo con lave yo'u money.
Not whnt they call "hot air," hut
wo can h6w you.
Yours an before, for business,
5J-21 I THE FULTON MAHKET.
"NA Phono 123.
GRANT NOT FOR CANTEEN
OUT DOES NOT OPPOSE IT
Coiiininniler of Kitotoni Dejiarinient of
L'nltetl HUH- Army Imu' Hlate
meiit Outlining Hi Position on
tviliiiK Joy Water lo Military
NEW YOHK, Jan. 22. In order o
mako his position clear aa to tho army
canteen, General Frederick D. Grant,
commanding the department of tho
East, has.lisucd the following state
ment: "I would not oppose the restoration
of tho canteen In the army; I would
uot advocate It. I am neither for nor
against Its restoration. My position
I neutral.
"After the canteen was abolished I
thought there were bad results, andi
In several official reports I advocated
Its restoration, my Idea being that the
canteen was tho lesser of two evils.
Now the canteen has been abol
ished eleven year. The enlisted per
sonnel of the army baa changed, and
tho enlisted men nro adjusted to the
condition of not having the canteen.
Ittcauso of that I am neutral."
Don't feel that you can afford to
Ignoro the wo! faro of tho city by sit
ting smug and letting your neighbor
do all tho agitating.
AltNOI.I. SKKKH HIS OWN SCALP
On next Wednesday ovcnlng at the
pavilion Clair Arnold, champion roll
.r fkatcr of Southern Oregon, who
won tho last compilitlvo race at that
resort In 3.0, pi ig a mtle, will ry
to clip tomcthltic fiom that record.
MOUSE CIIKEItKD BY
NEWS OP HIS PARDON
ATLANTA, Ga.. Jan. 20. Banker
Meno's pulse Is far below normal, but
but tho patient was cheered by tho
pardon nowa. Ho Insists he will re
cover.
PHYSICIANS LEAVE TOWN
BECAUSE jFEW CASES
Hrttlentcat la Slate of Washington la
Ho Healthy That Medical Men
Shako It for More Prottable Pas
ture Xo Hick Polka There
WALLA WALDA, Wash., Jan. 22.
Prescltt, Wash., twenty mile from
here, finds Itself so healthy and cases
of sickness so few and far between tha
Dr. Probst Is leaving for Elphrata and
Dr. C. L. Stubbs for Farmlngton, both
having given up tho struggle. Thla
leaves the town without a physician,
tho nearest ono being In Walla Walla.
Familiar Figure In
Suffers Painful
Pat, assistant to the circuit court
stouographer, It. M. Klchardson, Is off
color Just at present. Ills standard
color la a deep brown, and that has
not bcon affected, but he Is not up to
par In the matter of physical activity.
Ills left hind prop got badly cut, and
he limps now most pitifully. Pat Is
part Chesapeake spnnlol and part field
spanlol, but as to which Is which de
ponent salth not. Pat Is. the prop-
erty of Mr. nichardson. and la a famll
" figure about tn court nouswr espe
ALL IN PRIVATE CAR
HUNG TO KKAB OF TRAIN WHICH
HTOP8 ANOTHKIl TRAIN AND
CRASHES INTO IT TUB PA.
KXaKRB K8CAPB
KINMUNDY, Ills., Jan. . Jasaea
T. Harahan, ex-presldeat of the Illi
nois Central, waa killed In a wreck at
1 o'clock thla morning here. Ha waa
In a private car.
Others killed were: T. O. afelchor.
second vice president of the Rock la
land; B. D. Pierce, general solicitor
of the Hock Island; E. E. Wright of
the Illinois Central legal department,
snof Luke Wright.
The party waa traveling la a Rock
Island private car attached to nilaeus)
Central-train No. 25.
Tho train stopped at Klaaiaady.
when southbound train No. S era shad
nto tho rear of tho private ear.
All wero Instantly killed.
Tho other passengers of the trala
escaped Injury.
Haraban's body waa thrown
through the car roof and waa terribly
cut. Pierce's body was lying near by.
Wright's and Melshor'a corpse
were pinned In the wreckage, paasea
eeri removing all tho remains of the
victim.
An official Illinois Central state-
imnt from Chicago declaraa that aa
passengers wero Injured at Klamaady.
Engineer 8tewart und hla Iretaan
were hurt.
Misunderstanding of orders waa
given as the cause of the accident
BRYAN AFTEI HO ENEIY
INTMIMNHT COUNB
OncTiMe
Bosaewhat Peeved Oter
I-rrasunlvaal National
man to Buy la Baad Wi
LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 11. Dea-
ptte the failure of hla flght before tha
democratic national committee to oast
Committeeman Colonel Jamea E. Ouf-
fey of Pennsylvania from that body,
William J. Bryan roturna to the at
tack In hla periodical. The Commoner.
Ho says:
"When the reader reviews tho hla
tory of that contest he la not surprised
that tbo party And a difficulty la con
ducting a successful campaign uader
the leadership of a committee that can
Insult the democrats of Pennsylvania
by forcing upon them such a man aa
Colonel Guffey. Some of aaVey'a
vtrength came from commltteeasen
representing the aame predatory In
fluences which are backing Guffey.
These men are a menace to the par
ty's success."
Guffey Is a prominent oil man of
1'lttsburg, and has always been rated
ns a man of great wealth until of late
years, when he encountered soma
financial difficulties. One of Bryan'a
reasons for constantly assailing tha
colonel Is believed to be that bo rate
the colonel tn the claaa with those
who represent predatory wealth.
Cryan Is wealthy himself, but coa
Rtantly wield the hammer In the ef
fort to condemn others who poaaeaa
the price.
Circuit Court
Injury To His Fob
cially In the court room during the
trial of cases. Despite bis Injury he
was on duty today, but not getting
around with hla wonted activity.
The flushing of part of Mala street
Saturday night waa a good move by
the city authorities. Let It ba aoa
tlnued, nnd have Main street elanm
and creditable as a well paved at
deservea to be.
Aoathv of the ballot caster la what
maVea thn ward hattl? WaZ fat. '
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