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KLAMATH PALLS, ORBOON, MONDAY, APRIL SB, 111
wef
Sanderson Charter Would Revive RqKc of Barbarisjn-tlie Chain fiang
INDIAN SHOT DEAD
i ky kiii h r i.niti-
101 ENTERS HEART
fiuocn tuikm to amumt a
MCXKKV I1IIAVK. WMO GRTB
yOSMKrV MACK AND HKATM
l OVIJ
Mat dead (HI llt WSJ to UN
l. ku wadding r vh lb fat of
0Hf8Bllh, a Yelnax Indian, whose
tstrl stopped jul uoiure noon loaay
atal built I entered It from the pie-
BiofCbUf of I'nltce Samuel I Wat
kjr, Walker endeaverlag to ar
Mt tat brave who h drunk aad
vbotne In roneequeuee, oft in
mat lot jut aoulh of th Jasper
htMtt llrcrjr tmrii on sixtn atreet,
ml U to m'n b '' ,,M,
ML bl(h qillCRlr attracted ft
WW.
Tar itrui ll together arrow th
mmmb for about forty feet, an
Ms fell In apot of eoft grouu
kits rlfttnlr "howfit the courM o
latroatHt. In tliv metre the Indlam
let U oflrrr't rluti away from hint
wl Wfia beating him with It ft the;
iftftratttr fought back the war the:
Mnw. The Indian hit the ofike
MTKtl lime with the mare, ob
Mm tstk of the right ear laying ope
Sa ml and making Wftlker'i let
1 sadar him. Every lime VI
I kf rsathad to get till club he got I
with It, bystander My, am
hen the two ha, recovered
t eatf tht distance to lb peiatJ
ihlb thrr atarted. ftfmtif tal
la Mt flub he reached to Mnfek
IBMiTmhe
lived ftt Yalnai In the house of Isaac
Mom and wife, and Mm. Mom. wan
overcome by tlm orcurri'iir, Onn
drunken young Klamath who aloud
bard by at an Indian wagon kc( yell,
log the name of tin, police chief, and
calling the absent offlcnr a hard nn me,
prenieil by curat., and Aaalatant lla-
trlct Attorney Charles J, rVrgiiauu
ordered him to keep quiet.
The dead Indian owned ltd arm
of land on tho reaervatlon. but did
ot farm II. He U anld tit have hrrti
oubtraom at varlou time before
ay, wa about 30 yean, nf aturd)
lid and ampin atmngtli, iwiwclally
ben In IiIk rup. tin wan a brother
Dora Wnlkrr, wife of Url Walkr.
reservation Indian, laaac Mom, ,lc
led the Inferrnre of some of Ihv by.
tandna that the dead man had bei-n
med with a plaint, or carried one nn
hie perion
Coroner Carl Whltlork wan aum-
mount to l hi, camp ground, nnd ar-
rhed aomu Utile time after the kill-
lag, removing the rorpao to bl un
dertaking establishment at HUth and
Pine itreeta. It waa announced that
the Inijueat would he held at a. m.
Wednesday, aa Chief or Pollen Walker
waa not In condition to teetlfy today.
Mayor Kred T. Handeraoa waa at
the death epot within about half an
hour or the tlm or the ahootlng, and
left la K. M. Chllcole'e automobile
after making an Inquiry about the
CftM.
In the charter would be voted down,
'of courie, but the mere fact that It
would be poulbla to plungo the city
III debt for tGSO.OOU would m.k. n.n.
plo very cautloui and timid about In
venting money hero of buying any
properly.
We have had enough tnftmituvn.
ilneut of city affair, and If nv.r
want to attract people here and build
up a city w.j mum l.KT TIIB I'KOI'I.H
ItUI.K, and not nntruat the clty'e bul
iiciia all to n on man, aa ha been at
lompted under the Handernoo chartjr,
'I ho only progreMlve charter fV7l.fi
Commlaalon Uharter, and If the on
petitioned for I lllneal. than I t
charter commlaalon be appolnte U
nraw up n charter In the Intern L or
all the people, ao that the affati i of
me ciiy can be run on bua! imi
baal. Kvery one who favor pro,
alou and I oppoaed to graft, and villi
Ing that the neobte ihould be
aulled Aral about charter, aholld
caat their vole agalnat the Bander
one-man charter.
OSK WIIU KAVOItfl A COMMIHHIO
(IIAUTKH
CREAMERY GETS
OFFICIAL NOTE
AIITICI.KH OP INOORPoitATION
FII.KD WITH OOUXTV CLKBK
lf)lt WOOD RIVKR K.VDKAVOR.
MACHINK MIUCKJtn
Article or Incorporation were
with County Clark Da Lap Saturday
by M. P. Looelty of Port Klamath,
for the Wood Hirer Valley Creaaa and
Uulter AaaoclatloB. ThecaplUI atock
of th new aaaoclatlon will be S,000,
divided Into 100 eharea of S0 per
ahare. The organliatlon will atart
a ue creamery about lb ICtb or
May j
1 he officer are: Prealdent, Jame
Pelton; aecreUry, M. P. Looaley;
biurd of director, Jobs EIIU, E. M.
Leover, Aaa Pordyc, M.
.Uamea Pelton.
T Tm mm w uwil"i
about SO per cent atac th organ
liatlon of th new ntarprla. The
director have been guaranteed th
cream from S00 cowa to atart with,
and will bar that or many mora
later on.
Mr. Looaley baa Juit been tendered
tba agency for as Improved milking
machine. It la claimed tbe machine
will take th milk from forty to fifty
cowa pr hour by th operation of one
man. On machln baa already been
nUIId at th EIIU ranch
LcoeUy.l a V i
cient torture
will come Here
for til revolver, an
' heart and fired. Smith
fel
Rorira of bratandera conflict a
tottetuct altitude In which th In-
thawu when the ahot waa fired, hat
Mftnl conUnd Ihal he waa Wlnar nn
IU round, kicking and awlnglag the
Btc tad bl free arm, while other
ftVti victim waa alandlng up,
Wilkar had railed fur aulatanrn
tn the Indian took awav hla club.
M aktle aetcral men ruahed to the
vm It could not be learned thai
Mm aUrtrd In helo tha chief aub.
kU prlanner. Th Indian kept
WUl tnal he would not aru with
&lktr, even If they fouaht all dav,
After the kllllna Chief Walker wai
i M in auto of Dra. Ray R. Ham-
lad Uo W. Chlllna In Ik.lp
t la the Crlater and BtltU block
aevemn and Main lrU, whore
k lajurlea were dreeeed, aid then
'w w hi home i 114 Walnut
UrMt, which la within .! AU.
of the tragedy.
Tk deid InillAtl ttmA MM In ttila
(' from Yalnax on Prldav with a
KM; of other Klamath from tha re
aon to co the clrcu. and made
aton Hliib airi. ciaaKi, i...
married today to Uttla Rill, a
--"in iian girl. They wr to
NltDrocurxl ...!. .li.
j, -'- iiwaiaw ma
ui,?.,on na re"4 , but it
w.7. l" rolo of br lovr
' been rinin. . j.i.u . .. i
"- hi arrival.
but momln h h4 k. a.kti..
iik ... ... . . " " "
."7 "" wright, another Klamath
iMIlD. wlm I. ..II .- .' - ..
. . " vt BBT Bvn
!fi .' na ,l M ' aJtareatloB
ia to chief of Police Walker
aiag to thn .t& u.i.i. i.- ,M...i
. "- -in Willi tuo IIIIDHIlUn
J lng ll.o nrrcat of Smith. Whea
er reariu.,! t10 camping epot th
r-'' a nvor between tha two,
' drunkon Smith waa bent on
"Ming arrcai.
8mlihv i..i .
( 1 1 , ' ,,,r ome urn auer
CO.., V'1"1"""' ,r " OUBd
.! V by ft ,,,nnkot r"m on of the
a.T ,""n"' of which thra waaj
-I near i.y, and waa guar
" "et.fjaiHri I'liaaalav- al
riou. :'.::'!" ." '
k, , .' ""il'ing crow BUBfl
J'" wonderlnily at the7
"' u icreennl i,j. .- ji:
Hdly .trtiggt. which 14
-T"na.
Tie inrfi...
irlih.'"" . "".
"w wtcr i.nai flAiii --
one wh. -.. .IT"'. TTT
w. or . :,:,. -" " r?.
a.. . ; " out a bbpti
BAILEY'S MEDAL
MAKES HIM 8LAD
KMPKK AUKMT HKJOICKM AT KIXK
HTAKDIXO OP PAHNK.OP.H HTA
TIOM, AMD KXPKCTH PRKIOHT
TO WIN LATKH
Klamath Pall ha th belt kept
railroad atatlon on the Southern Pa
rifle between Kl l'ao, Tex., and Port
land, Ore., according to th verdict
of the vlaltlng official who Impeded
It with a view to determining II
atatua In that rripect. Thu It I
that the local atatlon will recelvo a
gold medal very ahortly. and that
Agent 8. J. Dalley I correapondlngly
happy.
Mr. DalUy aald today that he baa
tel bla cap for a medal for the freight
atatlon, too, and eipecta to rapture a
trophy neat year for keeping that Id
ahlpahap. The local freight etatlon
waa recently Improved by an addition
forty reel long to th freight boui
and an eitenalon of th platform of
like length.
Death of Darllag'a lUby
Donald Qulnn Darling, the Infant
on or Mr. and Mr. Thomaa Darling,
died tbla morning at the age or S
month and 19 day, or pneumonia
rever. Mr. and Mr. Darling ar late
arrival In tho city, and realde on
Washington atreet, between alith and
Seventh. Th funeral will be held to
morrow at 10 o'clock. Service will
be conducted by Rev. Feeee of the
MethodUt church, at Whlllock'a
chapel.
THE PROPOSED
KEW CHARTER
HKAVY PROPKRTV OWNKR OIVKH
IB VIKW OK PHOPOHKD CHAR'
.NKW MKASURR WOULD
IVRAGR INVRATOM
raauatd, nonprogralr
dag backward.
I it would caua all of our
praclat la valu. would
building, and keep out
ount of tb uncerUlnty.
AFEWP
art
car
en
I
MN'NOTT WlXb
FOR COXORft
If
iAiisnPo
p tltd Pre Servle
PORTLAND. April M. Th rote
th Oregon prwldcatlal primarlea
tabulated aland; Rooeevelt 1G,-
1, La Pollette 10,194. Tart 16,119;
lelllag I9.C97, Bourn S3,C9t. WIN
fn 6.JS7. Clark 6.493, Harmon 690
III IncompUU.
The following have been nominated
INTERS
ON SK1DOO CHARTER
FOREDOOMED TO DEFEAT ON APRIL 33. 1912
WHAT LINCOLN HAID "YOU CAN POOL HOMK OP THK PBOPLR ALL THR TIME, AND ALL THK
PKOPI.K HOMK OP THK TIME, RUT YOU CANT POOL ALL THR PBOPPLR ALL THR TIMS."
WHAT THK CIRCUS MAN SAID "THK AMKRICAN PKOPLE LIKE TO RE HUMBUOOKD."
Mr. Voter, do yon like to be hauabajjeed? Cm YOU b footed ALL tarn Mm?
Of roara yon caati aad jrem'U aay eo oe the PATAL
A Paw
Fellow 1
, If your wife were extravagant and
run up bill beyond your mean to
pay. If you did not apply for a divorce,
or, at leat, did not u a little pro
fane language, you would be a mighty
good man or a very fool lab one. If
your cook peraUted In buying gro
ceries at one tor when he could
get ther cheaper at another, you
would fire her: If you hired an agent
to look after your builneia and at the
end of two or three pear hla meth
od compelled you to pay 1.35 for
vory dollar' worth of credit you got,
bealde Inlereat; and If your agent
hould come to you and aay: "Her,
algn thla paper ao I can borrow more
money to pay your bill ao I can run
you (till deeper Into debt" of court
you would algn th paper jut aa your
agent naked you to JUST AS YOU
WILL VOTK FOR THR BKIDOO
CIIARTKR IP YOU ARE ONE OF
THR PKOPLK THAT CAN BR FOOL-
ED ALL THE TIME-
Under the bualneaa management of
the man who'aaka you to endora
hla method YOUR CITY (and that
mean YOU) la now paying 11.16 for
very dollar'a worth or anything
either labor or material It geta, be
aide Intereata on Ita note. (Be page
111, Argument for Charter.)
The preient bond and war
rant Indebtedneaa la ....1146,000
(See p. Ill, Argument
for Charter.)
Estimated coat or municipal
water aupply 600,000
Local Improvement bond,
paving, etc 100,000
Total I4,000
That hum. ir the contemplated
nnnlrlnal Watnr avitem la COmDleted
under the pretent admtntttratloa and
the proposed charter, aa laaecxeojaea
for every voter te trite city of at leant
9700,0061 u aatoMt perhepe aapar.
allnlMl la the hlatorr of aay mualcl-
nallty In the UaMed State.
At 6 per ceat It meaaa 948.00 taiea
yearly for erery toter ha thte city
bealdei tbs tax neeeaeary ior ex
penie of city govwramaat.
Mr. Voter, YOU will have to pay
that tax, directly or Indirectly, If not
In ao many dollar and caate for
which you get a tax receipt, then ha
i..i i and a hlarhrr coat of
llTtaft If th BKIDOO CHARTIR
HAk hut thar aay the 1600.000
tlmat for th water aupply wu only
aJOKRI"
will agger but Digger woa't II."
The editor of tbe Evening Herald baa
In bl poeaeaelon a certified copy of
the application for water Sling, ob
tained from Secretary of State Olcottl
A queer jok for STATESMEN to
perpetrate, urly!
That estimated aum of 1600,000
(hair a million dollar, Mr. Voter) 1a
to be expended entirely by a WATER
nOARD confuting or tbe MAYOR
AND THREE OTHER MEN AP
POINTED BY THE MAYOR, ANf
ONE OF WHOM OR ALL CAN BIS
FIRED BY THE MAYOR, WITH NO
REDRE8S WHATEVER.
(Read aectlon 6, p. 63, ot tbe char
tor. You might alio read the tatter
part or aectlon 4, amo pago.)
You can aateU the nigger, ern If
you don't aee him, ean't yoaT
It la argued that under tba Com
mlaalon Charter a water irttem can
not be acquired by the city.
Tbla la a grave mlatake. The old
charter make provision for tbla very
thing, and tb Commission Charter,
which 1 merely an amendment to th
old, doe not repeal that provUlon.
Tbe application for water Sling
provide that th lyttcnt I to be 'com
pleted by July lat, 1914. The Com
mlaalon Charter could be amended In
sixty dare to allow bond laauaa to con
struct a municipal water supply. By
censtructlug the syatem In natte and
using a larger force of men, the sya
tem could be completed at aa early a
date as under th Skldoo Charter.
Do you want to donate tbe water
front from Shtpplngton to Lake
Ewauna to aome greedy railroad cor
poration or on ot It subsidiary com
panies? (Look ob p. 34, "Q" 73-76.
P. 33-39, sees. 6-7-10. P. 10, se. al
and get a glimmer.)
NO FRANCHISE OR LEASE OF
ANY NATURE SHOULD EVER RR
(I It ANTED UNLE8S THE PROTI.K
OK THIS CITY HAVE FIRSTJIAD
A VOICE ON THE QUESTION!
It you are only a working bub. Mr.
Voter, and know what it Is tob out
of a Job aad "up against It" la a
Strang town, look on p. Tl, aee. 6,
and see how a strange worktngmaa
that was broke could be sura a! got
ting a square meal under tha SKIDOO
CHARTER if ho failed to fcara from
twelve to ttteea "bueka" t his
Docket. -
BROTHER WORKWOMAN, tkla
paragraph It especially for TO0. SO
YOU THINK IT COULD MAKE
TIMES QOOD IN KLAMATH VALU
FOR THE RESIDENT WORKWO
MEN TO HAVE A HORDE OF NE
OROE8 IMPORTED TO PAVE THE
STREETS, OR A FLOATINO POPU
LATION TO Did THE 8EWER8 AT
THE WA0E8 AN OVER-STOCKED
LABOR MARKET AND THEIR OWN
NECESSITIES COMPEL THEM
..ACCEPT? IF SO. THK CfRi
MAN MUST HAVE HAD YOU
MIND WHEN HE PERPETRA'
HIS IMMORTAL EPIQRAM
AMERICAN PEOPLE LIKE TODE
HUMBUadKD!"
Do aot BBderstend that the witter
haa any prejadlce agalnat the m
as suck. 'I am aot trying to c:
race hatred, nor have I aay fe
agalast tbe "Boater," for well I
he doe not depreaa wage aad lei
a hours from choice, but from neces
sity. But, WORKINOMEN OF KLAM
ATH FALLS. DO NOT BE DE
CEIVED BY ANY SPECIOUS ARGU
MENT THAT A FEW LOCAL IM
PROVEMENTS WILL MAKE TIMES
OOOD FOR THE RESIDENT WORK-
1NQMAN.OF KLAMATH FALL8.
If th truth were known, It la quite
probable that It Is not so much tbe
delect In the ballot title of th pres
ent charter that has been to blame
for the difldeace ot bond buyer as to
tbe methods of the present adminis
tration under which city warranta ar
dlacouated 36 per cent
IN MILLS ADDITION WHERE WE
ARE TOLD THERE 18 SUCH A
PRESSINO NEED FOR SEWERS,
THERE WA8 NOT A' 8IN0LE CA8E
OF TYPHOID FEVER LAST SUM
MER. Most certalBly w should all
Ilk to have every horn la th city
and th outskirts In. reach ot a newer;
the worklag people dessrv th best
la civilisation, and the best Is bobs
too good for th werkers: but a city
of 6,000 people cannot afford th Im
provement that larger cities can, aay
mora than th wit of a worklngman
caa afford th klad of aa Easter boa
nt that th ladle oa Nob Hill caa,
much aa she might Ilka to have It.
"Smooth worda butter bo parsnip.'
Brother Worklngman. Tha Skldoo
Charter will butjr bo parsatps for
th working class ot this city. 01
with the soft soap, boys, and take n
look at tha real article. AND ON
THE 33D OF APRIL. 1911, yon are
going to prove that HONEST ABB
waa right whea k aald: "Yon can't
fool ALL th people ALL tk timet"
Whea It's up to you to pass ludg
mat os taiea Skldoo Charter, yoa ar
going ra aay: ami, ejauamui"
Arw'tyeuT Sur. Mikl
A WORKWOMAN
Wk Ha X4m4 tk Skldee Charter,
as shown by th return rcivd:
For congressmen, W. C. Hawley, N,
P. Slnnott nnd A. W. Lafferty, repub
licans; secretary of'state, Bea W. 01
cott, republican: Joha Ryaa, demo
crat; supreme court justice, Robert
Bakln, republican; food commission
er, John D. Mlckl. republican, Wil
liam Bcbulmcrlcb, demecrat: railroad
commissioner, Ctyd B. Atchison, re
publican. Lew Anderson, democrat
Ben Belling and Harry Laa ar th
respective candidate for Ualted
State senator.
ENTERTAINER IN
LYCEUM DATE
Lee Emerson Baaaett, reader and
entertainer, will appear Wedaeaday
venlng nt Houaton'a opera house to
cap th climax of the series of anted
talnments which has been given by
the Klamath Lyceum course. He
come as a substitute to Edmnnd
Vance Cooke, poet and humorist, who
came to this city on tbe Saturday
nlgbt of his date, but arrived too late
to appear at the opera' house. He
pent a pleasant Sunday la Klamath
Falls wishing he bad arrived la time.
Order Raster Star
Thar will be a regular meeting ot
Aloha Chapter No. (1, O. E. 8., ob
Tuesday avenlng, April IS.
CHURCH PACKED
- BY WIST
ROBERT F. WHStTON MEETINOS
AT CHRJST1AN TABERNACLE
CONTINUE TO SHOW STRONQ
DRAWING POWER
Th Christian church was packed
yesterday, although fifty extra seats
were provided. Evaagellst Whlston
waa at hla beat at both service, aad
the chorus work was above par. The
male quartet delighted all, aad will
sing sgatn soon. These meetings will
contlnuo every night thla weak at
7:45. Oa Wednesday night tbe meet
lag will begin at 7:30, closing at 1:19
on account ol
Tonight the evaagellst
spenroarTne Boepnera aaa ta
Sheep," aad th WhUtoaa will slag
a duet Other special music, assisted
by tbe chorus. A goodly number have
come forward for Christ aad the
church, and a great meetlag la antici
pated. Come tonight aad hear this
man from Nebraska.
New Feed Barm
Frank 8. Jester aad Charles W.
Miliar hav purchased through the
R. E. Smith Realty company, 130 feet
oa the corner of Oak and Eighth
street, and expect to erect mtereon aa
up-to-date feed barn, a
aaaaaaaaaawaaawapaa aXaMBBBW
HORSE FOR 8AL)-YouBg. broke
Ingl or double Wm. Wagaer,
next to Sparks taeater. 33-3t
BROWN-FIELDER
SUNDAY WE0DIN6
DEPUTY OAMK WARDEN TAKES
BRIDE BY SABBATH CEREMONY
' PERFORMED BY REV. GEORGE
M.FEESB
Late Saturday Bight Couaty Clerk
Charles R. Da Lap Issued a narrlago
license to Miss Bather L. Ftelder aad
Carltoa OUv Brewa, deputy sjame
warden, who Htm at Crystal. Tk
youag people war Jotaed te matri
mony at I o'clock Suaiay afternoon
at tha hem at L. Alva Lewie, wko kas
far some tlm beea game warden of
this district Mr. Lewis U a brother-in-law
of tho groom. The ceremoay
waa perforaei by Rev. Oeorg H.
Feeee, pastor ot Grace M. B. eaurea.
BALL AND CHAIN NOW
IF NEW CHARTER M ALCM IBB
CRUEL AND UNUSUAL FtTNIamV
MEXT WILL BE RBSOBTEaV TO
IN KLAMATH FALLS
Oovernor West
commended by th latelUgeat ppt
of the tat. lrrpcUv ot polities,
for ate vigorous efforts toward tk
abandonment of that relic at barbar
n, th gallows. Th governor aaa
postponed tho execution of all the
prisoners coademned to die aatll attar
the November electioa, te order ta
give the people ot th state aa oppor
tunity to express their wish with ref
erence to the death peaalty.
Tbe fact Is, the store eallghteaed
of aatloas are fast dlaeardlag those
features of the dark ages, sack aa the
guillotine, th gallows, whlpplag peat
aad the chate gaag, where hamsmhe
lngs-ar chained together Ilka Ue
aad drtvM to thlr work by the slave
driver.
Yet la progressive Oregea, whisk la
betas polated oat aa tb leader te
popular government fey the people, we
aaa oao or its meat promkuag ewee
about to take a step baekward a hun
dred years or more te tha atsaat
ot laws goverateg Ra psspls. Ther
la a prevision te.Um Saaderaea'amar-T
taV.whiai l)kBssjj wml'vmm as -w
snbrrow, which ovarr ataa. who Is am-
foftuaate epeugfc.taAaeeteM
his living, should earefally i
coaatder before he east hks
The man with moaey eaa msaaRy bap
his freedoat, bat what wlH happea to
oa ot the laborlag elasa who might
happea to bo wMaeat aaoaay aad
sawtmlaVamjIato tho dutches of tha
city police Mcera. Ha eaa be FET
TERED aal MANACLHD aSd ptaeed
to work oa sno streets, subjeet to pwb-
Ue ridicule lad disgrace. Thlah thla
over, Mr. Wlrklagmaa. aad aee If tkla
Is the kind If lew that modem crrU
UatloB shomd adopt Followlag la
the sect ion I referred te: Tho etty
council shaji have the power, aader
paragraph I of Section 1, Artlete IV.:
'o provide .for tho paaish-
ment ot th violation c: aay ordlaaaee
of thla city by fia aad lmprieoamat
tot exceodlag Oa Huadred(199 )
Dollars fine sad coats or by fifty (69)
cays Imprisonment, or by both, or by
forfeiture aa peaalty; aad for worklag
nay peraoa aeateaced to sue tmpita
onment upoa aay atroat, pabUe work.
or la aay public place during th term
thereof, aad to provide that .iay per
son adjudged to pay a Sao aad ceate
who shall fall to pay th earn, may la
addltioa thereto, be aaatraced to
labor oao (1) day for each two 'ID
dollars of said fine aid coats oa tha
streets or other public work of the
city, aad to provide that all praoaa
sentenced to labor upoa th street
or other public works of th city shall
be under tho charge of the chief at
police, atreet superintendent or other
person designated by the couaetl.aad
the couacll may provide sash FBT
TERS aad MANACLES aa Buy bo
accessary to secure such peraoa dar
ing such term of labor; ta previa
for tho pualshmeat of aay persea sen
tenced to Imprisonment wko shall re
fuse to work who ordered.
WHISKEY CHVHaa
ARE PUT IN JAUt
William MeGrath aad Frank Iteay
were arrested this afteraoea aad ,
placed la tbe couaty jail oa a chars
of furnlshmg whiskey to ladlaaa. Tha
former wm arrested by Deputy Shorhf
James Whseler aad FoUeeau
aad the latter by Pollesmia B.
Wakefield. Floyd Brewa aad
Beall, two ladtoaa, are kM m wtu
furatehd to the ladlaaa te tafaw
quaaUttea, aad a eeteera hare kaaB
oa the watea tor the sBsadsrs. awT
era! hotttes ot whiekey wera;aearas,
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