Klamath republican., November 21, 1912, Image 7

N<HJr« of Malo nt Heal Ketal« By
Abort*
from th» Kuperlataadsat of th« Klam­ u ■* 31, Towgehl» It
Raa*s 19
use of eon vic U sad of city aa* eo«a-
Willamette Marldlaa, «ad aa
ath Indian School, Klamath Agency,
ty prisoaars la road buildiag, aa* th«
ground« for bla eont«at b« allege«
Oregon
others limit th« debt that may be la-
10-10-11-11 r
la the Circuit Court nt th* Stat« nt
that you, «aid Frank H Adama, bar« TWO OWNERS OF Bill.DINGS IN lacurr«d to 2 p«r cent of th« a««e««o* JIM JORY MAKES COMPLAIN*
KLAMATH FALLS FIND < HEAP- valuation la each couaty.
n«v«r «stabllshod or malatala«* r««i
Oragu«, for lha Couaty of Klam­
ER
METHOD OF MKATINt« THA N
daac«
upoa
said
land;
that
you
hav«
ath
Tb« grange bill providing for coua­
WITH WOOD
a«v«r
cultivated
or
improv«*
tA«
M It liaamaa, t’talatlff.
ty bond Issues for road building came
In th« Circuit Court of the Slate of
nun«, that you abandoned antd land
nearest to success of any on« of the
08.
Orogou, for K is ma.It Count v
ED TO BY MIDLAND FARMER
Klamath Falls now baa two build- measures that would have authorise*
soon
after
making
entry
tbarafar,
Wai A Harla. Defeadaat
W McCabe, Plaintiff.
without «v«r having establish«* a Ings being heated by furnaces using th« expenditure of money, A* vic««
va.
Jim Jory, who has a reach near
oil for fuel, aud th« Indications are at th« secretary of state’s office iadi-
bona
Mil« rasldenc« tb«r«on
Toil will plnaan taka notice, That K J Evans and Fatty Kvana, D«-
Midland,
has been experiencing a
You ar«, thetafor«. further n«M- that this will be the coming fuel for cate that It has been decisively bealea
fandnau.
vadai and hr virtu« of an eiocutloa
great deal of trouble from hunters.
city
in
ail
of
the
large
buildings.
The
Complet« ofiicial figures from all
laauad out of the Circuit Court of To K .1 Kvana, on« of th« Above fl«d that th« said allegation will be new G. W. White building has been
Some time ago a party of boys fross
the counties may be necessary to de­
taken by thia offic« «n having b«sst
Named Dafeadanta
klaniaih county, ntata of Oregon. In
this city insisted on trespassing on
equlpp«
j
with
an
oil
burner,
and
J.
termine the status of tbe proposed
In the num« of the Stat« of Gregos i oaf«a««d by you, and your sal* en­
iba action of E. It llaninra vs. Win
A. Feeler of the Fees System, has amendment to the constitution, per­ his property, and after ordering them
try
will
b«
cameled
thereunder
witb
­
on
are
hereby
required
to
appaar
and
M Karla, duly «(tested by C. It. he
just completed the Installation of i mitting an Income tax. Tbe vote aa off several time« h« threatened te
I »(>. county clerk of Klamath county, nnawer th« complaint of plaintiff out your further right to b« b«ar<l plant In the Loomis building which
have them arrested. He came to town
so far tabulated gives a small lead
niiUi« of Orsgon, ai officio dork of above named now on 111« In the clerk’a therein, «lth«r before this office «r mi i In addition will also furnish beat for
with that object in view, but after
against tbe measure.
the above entitled court,, on the 23d office of the above named court. In the appeal, if you fall 1« 01« 1« tbla •■•« th« First National Bank building.
thinking it over he decided to let th«
Of the thirty-eight measure« on : boys off for that time, it Is stated
day of October, 1912, 1 have levied actlou above entitled, on or before th« within twenty days after tb« f««rt*
These two plants are now In opera­ the official ballot, eleven were passed
upon the real eatate hereinafter de 5tii day of December, 1912, aald day publication of this nolle«, aa shew«
that these same young men bragged
tion, and interested owners of build­ and twenty-seven defeated, counting
a< rlbed, and that In purauance of aald being th« laat day within which time below, your answer, under oath, sp«-
of their offense, and intimated that h«
ings are watching the experiment the Income tax amendment Is lout.
■ (ecutlon I am commanded to anil you are required to appear and an­ cincally mueilug and responding to
was a bluffer, and afraid to do any­
with Interest, as on their success will . The list follows:
these
allegatlous
of
contest,
*r
it
you
«aid real aetata to aatlafy a judgment swer said complaint aa fixed by th«
thing.
M huiuhh Paaeed
obtained agulnnt the aald Wm A order of Hon. W. 8. Worden, county fall within that time to Hi« la tbla depend the discarding of the wood j
This made Mr. Jory rather angry,
furnac«
for
tbe
oil
burner.
With
the
’
office
due
proof
that
you
have
s«rv«*
I
Woman
Suffrage amendment
judge
of
Klamath
county,
Oregon,
for
Marie, In the above entitled court and
and he determined to mat* an exam­
Amendment permitting different ple of the next offender. This week
action on the 11th day of October, the publiactlou of thia summons, if a copy of your answer oa tb« said oil burner the cost and trouble of op­
A It 1913, and recorded in Circuit you fall to appear und »newer said contestant either in person or by reg­ erating Is reduced to a minimum, and I tax rates on classes of property.
'an employe of the steam laundry
Court Journal, page 496. That the complaint the plaintiff will take judg­ istered mail. If this ssrvlc« la aiad« it Is stated that the cost of fuel, even I Amendment doubling liability of went hunting, and happened to select
teal eatate to be wold under said ex« ment against you for the sum of 371 by the delivery of a copy of your an-1 with the present high freight rate, bank stockholders.
Mr. Jory’s field for his shooting
cution la described aa follows, to wit: and for the costa und disbursement« aw er to the contestant In p«rs«a. only amounts to about one-half of j Public utilities commission
ground Mr Jory told him he would
Lot eight (H), of block thirteen of tills action and for an order of thia proof of such aervic« must b« «ltber that where wood Is used.
Eight hour day on riutiH- work
have to move along, and tbe young
(13), of Fairview Addition. Number < ourt directing th« sale of tlie follow­ the said contestant's written ackaov-' It is quite probable that the county
man, who is a foreigner, obeyed the
Act
prohibiting
private
employ-
ledgement of his recalpt of th« Mpy, high school and city schools and other
One (1), to Klauinth Falls, Oregon ing described property, to wit:
command, and went on down the lake
authoris-
ment
of
state
convicts,
but
l.ot 3. In block 205, In Milla Second showing the date of its receipt, «r the public buildings will eventually adopt II Ing their use In road work.
at cording to the official plat thereof,
into what he believed to be another
ln< ludlng all the tenement«. heredita­ edition to the City of Klamath Falla, affidavit of the person by whom tb« oil for fuel, and all of the new build­
held. He was still on Mr. Jory's land,
employ-
Act
prohibiting
private
ments anti appurtenances thereunto Oregon, heretofore taken under at- delivery was mads stating wbea ings to be erected In Klamath Falls
and was again ordered off.
The
ment
of
county
or
city
prisoners,
but
t ichment in aald cause, aa the proper­ aud where the copy was delivered; If will probably be equipped with oil
belonging
young man left, and went to a mor«
providing
for
their
employment
la
made by registered mail, proof ot burners, if tbe claims of the manu­
You will take notice that on Fri­ ty of the defendant E. J. Evans.
distant part of Mr. Jory's property.
road work.
This summons Is published once a such service must consist of th« art! facturers are proven
day. th» 29th day of November, 1313
When the owner followed him and
Amendment
limiting
stat«
road
in
­
nt 2 o'clock. In the afternoon of aald Acek for the period of six consecu­ davit of the person by whom th« c«py
ordered him away again, he could not
debtedness
to
2
per
cent.
SMUGGLERS
GET
«lay, at the ftonl door of the county tive weeks in the Klamath liepub was mailed, stating when and th«
Amendment limiting county road believe that one man could own so
JAH. SENTENCE
court house, In the city of Klainath iican, a weekly newap ipi-t printed and postofflee to which it was mailed, aa*
much land, and refused to obey.
indebtedness
to 2 per cent.
Falla, state of Oregon. I will, In obe­ published at Klamath Falla, Oregon, this affidavit must be accompanied by
Mr. Jory came in Friday evening
from
Exempting
household
effects
li >nt e to the aald elocution, sell the by order of the Hon W. S Worden, the postmaster’s receipt for rhe loi­ BAND OF PACIFIC UOAJ4T IMPORT­
and
had tbe young man arrested. It
taxation.
above dtwu rlbt-d property, or so much county judge of Klamath county, ter,
took
D. B. Campbell, owner of the
ERS OF < HJNKH IH BROKEN UP
Medford rat* bill.
thereof as may bo necessary to satisfy stute of Oregon, made and hied the
You should state tn your answer
laundry, and a number of friends
Measures
Defeuted
LEADER, A WHITE MAN, GETS
the plaintiff's judgment, with Interest 23d day of October. It I 2. The date the name of the poetoflce to wbleh I
Creating offic« of lieutenant-gover­ three solid boura of talk to persuade
Oieroon, mid costs, to the highest an J of (he first publication being made on >ou deslr* future notice« t« be a«a*
Mr. Jory that the young man did
A YEAR'S SENTENCE IN JAII
nor.
beat bidder for cash, In gobi coin of the 24th day ot October, 1912
to you
A W ORTON.
not know he was on Mr. Jory's land,
Separation
of
state
and
county
tax
­
KELSEEA GROESBECK.
the I'nlted Htates
K«glst«r
but believed he was being imposed
ation.
10-24-18-5
r Attorne < for Plaintiff Date of 1st publication. Nov. 7, 1918
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 16.—Cap­
W B. BARNES. Sheriff
upon.
Finally Mr. Jory agreed not
Requiring majority vote to amend
i
Data of 2d publication, Nov. 14, 1913 tain John Osterhuls, head of a band
GKO W HAYDON, Deputy
to
prosecute,
but it is quite positive
th« constitution.
Aihninistrutor'« XoUce
Date of 3d publication. Nov. 21, 1913 of Chinese smugglers on the Pacific
10-S1 -11-2« r
that the next man wilfully tree pass Ing
Creating Cascade county.
Date of 4th publication, Nov. 28, 1919
on his property will not have the
coast, was today sentenced by Federal
Millage tax bill.
George
LaFlewti
Estate
same
luck in escaping th« penalty of
NoUcc for I’ubhcaUon
Requiring majority vote to pass
Judge Van Fleet to one year's im­
Notice Is hereby given that the un- I I n IIHIIM.E WH1HT
the law.
initiative
measures.
NAME AH POKER? prisonment and a fine of 31,000.
(Serial No 01163 Not Coal Landsi di .-reigned, as administrator of the cs- '
Grange bill for county bonds for
4
Lee Glp Nam, a Chinese confeder­
FIRST TOW N NAMED
Itepartment of the Interior, U. S fit.- <>f George LuFlesli, deceased, has l
road
building.
JURY DltlDED ON CONTENTION
tiled
Ills
final
account
In
the
County
ate, was given the same sentence.
Land Office at lakeview. Ore­
IN HONOR OF WILSON
Grange highway department bill.
Court of the State of Oregon, for
THAT MEN CAN PLAY POKER This
gon. November 9, 1912.
make« a clean sweep of the
Flat salary for state printer.
Klamath County, mid that Satuday,
IF
WOMEN
PLAY
BRWOE
Creating hotel Inspector.
SPOKANE. Nov. 15.—A survey of
gang.
the 23d day of November, 1912, At
WHIHT
Blue Sky law.
the
new town of Woodrow, named in
Notice la hereby given that Carle­ tlie hour of 10 o'clock a m of sal I
Harmony highway commissioner honor of President-elect Wilson, and
Grigsby'«
Expense«
ton O Brown, of Crystal, Oregon, day, and the County Judge's offlie, In
PORTLAND, Nov. 16.—Th« ques­
and state bonding bill.
situated on the Columbia River about
B. 8. Grigsby, independent candi­
who, on June 4, 1909, made home­ the county court house In Klamath tion of whether laboring men hav« aa
Harmony county bonding bill.
a mile below the mouth of the Spo­
Fills. Klamath County. Oregon, has
date for sheriff, filed bis election ex­
stead entry. No. 02163, for NK*4
Law for creation of new counties. kane River, has just been completed.
much
right
to
play
poker
for
driaka
been appointed and fixed by said court
penses with the county clerk today,
Exemption of inheritance tax laws The townsite is owned jointly by the
N■ K Mw ‘a M S Mi ’♦ N ■ W xw % ■ as the time and plate for hearing ot in saloons as society women have to
Together with
contributions
to
Section 35. Township 34 8., Range 6
Home Rule road bill.
play bridge whist in their clubs for
Spokane & British Columbia and the
objections, if any them be, and the
cburche«, Mr. Grigsby spent not to
K, Willamette Meridian, has tiled
Abolishing state senate.
prizes
hung
a
jury
of
six
men
in
the
I
Great Northern railroads, and will be
i-ttlement thereof
exceed <135.
notice of Intention to make final three
Graduated single tax.
placed on the market in th? spring.
Dated and first published this 24th municipal court here, and resulted In
i The same crew that surveyed Wood­
year proof, to establish claim to the
Abolition of capital punishment
the
indetlnlte
continuance
of
charge«
day of October, 1912.
MOOSERS STILL
land above described, before C. it.
Anti-boycott bill.
of gambling against M. J. Coffeen
row immediately began surveying a
E. A HUNTER,
CLAIM THE STATE I
De Lap. county clerk of Klamath
Requiring permit for speaking on link of the Spokane & British Colum­
•ad
Fred
Rohde,
saloon
koapen,
10-24-11-21 r
Administrator.
county, at Klamath Falls. Oregon, on
streets.
charged with conducting gambling
bia line across the Fort Spokane mil­
the 16th day of December, 1912.
Appropriations for state university itary reserve with a view to rising
CALIFORNIA
TANGLE
GROWS
games
Nunuiiou»
Clalmaut uunies aa witnesses:
buildings.
about the proposed government dam
Harry McAllister. ex-0sh warden
In the Circuit Court of the State of
WORSE—CONTEST WILL NOT
Referendum.
J () Swun of Klamath Falls, Ore.;
site at Narrows, on the Spokane
Oregon, for the County ot ' who was pressed Into jury service
BE SETTLED UNTIL OFFICIAI.
Colored
Champion
Reli-ase«!
Jessie I*. Itose of Crystal, Ore.; Geo.
River.
from
a
spectator
’
s
seat,
led
the
trio
Klamath.
Wise of Crystal. Ore.; W. H. Wamp­ Antoinette Martin. Plaintiff.
CHICAGO, Nov. 15.—Before Judge
that held to the rights of the work­
RETURNS ARE COMPLETE
ler of OdcsHn. Ore , S. A Brown of
Carpenter, Attorney Anderson for AFTER BIRDS FOR
ingman, while F. N. Clark claimed
vs.
Jack Johnson presented the names of
Crystal, Ore.
BIG GOOSE STEW
that the law prohibiting gambling
Walter David Martin, Defendant
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 16.—The Jack’s mother and Matthew Baldwin,
A W. ORTON.
had
been
violated,
and
the
discussion
To Walter David Martin, Defendant
progressives claim from the latest re- a real estate dealer, as surety for SI*ORTSMEN WILL GATHER AT
11-14-12-12 r
Register
In the Name of the State of Ore­ between Clark and McAllister could
ports that Roosevelt is 107 ahead, the 330.000 bond. The court ordered
be
hiuird
in
the
corridor
of
the
court.
gon
You are hereby required to ap­
WILLOWS FOR A SHOOT FOUR
The tangle grows worse, and there his release,
"Your
wile
and
mine
are
at
a
Timber Nair
pear and uuswer the complaint tile I
will
be
no
decision
until
Secretary
of
DAYS BEFORE THE BIG FEAST
against you In the above entitled suit bridge party this afternoon, aud they
WILSON
READY
State
Jordan
makes
a
final
announce
­
are playing for prixes,” declared Mc­
AT SACRAMENTO
J • alcii bids marked outside "14.d within six weeks after the first pub
ment.
FOR VACATION
lliatlon of this summons in the Klam-] Allister to Clark.
for timber on Klamath Indian Reser-
"They ought to be arrested," re­
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 16. — The
t Alton." anil addressed to the super­ Hi Republican, a newspaper printed | torted Clark.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.—Woodrow game committee of the Big Goose
MI ST CARRY EGG UNTIL
nd published in the City of Klamath i
intendent of the Klamath Intliar
HATCHED—ELECTION BEI Wilson and his family will sail this Stew, which event is to be given in
"You’d better not let your wife
S< Pool. Klamath Agency, Oregou, will ' .Ils County of Klamath, State ol hear you say that." McAlister replied
afternoon for Bermuda. They shop­ Sacramento, rain or shine, November
Oregon, or on or before the twenty-I
l>o received until 12 o’clock noon, l‘a-
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 16—Because ped here this morning. The presi­ 24th, by the sportsmen of Sacramento
For nearly an hour the factions
first
day
of
November,
1912,
that
be
­
i if)«- coast lime, November »•«, 1913.
ing the last day of the time prescribed disputed, and the ballots remained a he bet with his wife that President dent-elect would not discuss tbe call­ to the sportsmen of the West, has be­
for the purchase and removal of all
Taft would get a larger vote than ing of an extra session of congress.
n the order for publication of thiB 3-to-S tie.
gun procuring the birds which will be
merchantable dead timber, standing
The cases are virtually dismissed.' Colonel Roosevelt, Henry Hudson of
t-uniinons, the first publication thereof
stowed for the big feast. A brigade
or falh-ti, and all the live timber that
' eIng on the tenth day of October . a.- F. J. Küpper, an advertising solle-1 East Sacramento is today carrying an MeNAMARA WANTED
of suortsmen opened bombardment on
may be tuaiked for lulling by tnv
TO BE KILLED the geese last Sunday, and several
1912. and If you fall so to appear and ilor, who led the crusade, failed to tgg under his arm, and will continue
officer In charge on a designated .ue.i
answer for want thereof tlie plaintiff materialise and Patrolmen Coulter ' to do so until it is hatched. Hudson
dozen were brought to Sacramento
of about 1,230 acres, located a« fol
will apply to th<. court for the relief and Cason, who made the arrests, will sewed the egg in a flannel sack, and
lows
Thnt part of the SE1, of Sc
WITNESS TEI.LS OF REQUEST and [ ut in cold storage to await the
has It strapped tightly under his left
riiyed for In Lie mi o.uplaint. to-, not demand another hearing.
pleasure of the cooks.
lion 35 lying iml ol Atlliuiuacti Kit-
MADE
BY
LABOR LEADER
arm.
wit
For a decree of the court that
Shooting will start In earnest by
er, except that part which la included
the bonds of matrimony now existing EK.HT HOI R LAW
WHILE HUNTING IN WOODS IN the first of next week, and several
In an allotment; S'_. of Section 36, T
BELIEVED VOID REMOVED BY GOVERNOR;
between plaintiff and defendant be
hundred of the necessary thousand
IB it . i . SW<>f Section 11.
NEBRASKA
dissolved; that the plaintiff be pel
geese
will be in cold storage ready for
T .33 8., R. 8 E.; NKU and that part
RE-ELECTED 1IY VOTERS
mitted to assume tier maiden name
Because the words, "Be it enact-]
the stew. As a means of procuring
of NW
of Section 2 lying east of the
Antoinette Shaffer, mid for such other oil by the people of the State of |
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 16.—Frank the necessary two or three hundred
river; N'4 of Section 1, T. 34 8., R
A clash between Governor West Eckhoff, a Cincinnati iron worker, a big shoot has been called to be held
mid further relief as the premises wti: Oregon" are not printed on the orig­
. I . NW
of Section 6, T. 34 S .
warrant.
inal of the eight-hour law, passed last and the Justice of the peace in Hunt­ testified in the federal court today at Willows.
This shoot will take
Il s E., Willamette Meridian, esti-
Tills rummons Is published in the week by the voters of the state, it is ington is threatened. Several months that John McNamara had sent him to place on November 20th, JuBt four
muted to bo approximately io,ooo,ooo
sujd Klamath Republican pursuant to quite likely that the statute can nev­ ago the governor removed the justice ]Ballagh, Neb., where Jim McNamara days before the memorable event, and
feet board measure log scale of yel
an order of the Honorable Henry L. er be enforced.
from office, but at the election fol­ had hid after the Tinies ex>iosiun, all sportsmen who wish to participate
lo-.v pine and a small amount of sugar
Benson, Judge of the Circuit Court
lowing the voters returned the justice with a message. John Moauiara are invited to report to Tom Ajax or
Supported
by
a
state
supreme
court
pine. Five years from the date of ac-
of lhe State of Oregon for the County det Ision and by the decision of judges to office. Now the governor threat­ gave the witness 375 for expenses.
Frank Burgi in Willows the day pre­
(rptance of tile bid will be allowed for
oi Klamath, made on October 5, 1912. in a majority of other states of the ens that it the justice attempts to
"In Nebraska Jim and I were huut- vious to the 2t0h.
the cutting and removal of the tim­
W. S. WILEY.
l.'nion, that a bill without an enacting qualify and discharge his duties that ,ng in the woods,” said the witness,
ber. No bld of I chs than three dol­
Attorney for Plaintiff.
clause
is void, a search through the all fines and sentences imposed bv ¡"when suddenly he began to discuss
Mr. Parrish served Klamath county
lars and twenty-five cents per thous­
10-10-11-21 r
the Los Angeles explosion. He said as deputy assessor, deputy county
and feet board moaaiire for the first —---------—----------------------- records revealed the fact that the re­ him will be remitted.
cently enacted measure cannot be en
that he wanted to die, and begged me clerk and deputy sheriff. He 'rites
three years of the contract and an It.
Notice of Content
El.El
EN
ACTS
forced.
to shoot him when he wa. :.ot look­ calling attention to the fact th
1
crease of twenty-five cents per (lions
Serial No. 04051
BECOME LAWS ing.”
terms have been frowned upon i.
e
mid for the remaining two years of
Department of the Interior, United '
Says Alienists Insane
♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ electors of Klamtth county, but as­
tlie contract, such Increase to be op
States Land Office, Lakeview, I
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 15. — The ONE-THIRD OF STATE MEASURES ♦
♦ cribes Mr. De Lap's election foi t' e
tional with the Commissioner of la
Oregon, October 27, 1912.
Sl’IlMITTl D TO THE VOTERS ♦
Schrnnck commission «111 make its
BRYAN APPROVES
* third time as an evidence of his faith­
dluti Affairs, will be considered. Each
I'o Frank 11. Adams of Klanuitli Falls report tomorrow on tlie sanity of
\T LAST ELECTION WERE E\- ♦
----------
♦ ful performance of his duty.
bl*' mint be submitted In duplicate
Oregon-, t'otteatee:
IXIRSED IN THE ELECTION
Roosevelt’s would-be murderer.
<> Wilson Will Call a Special Sea- ♦
and must bo accompanied by n cert,
Schrank declares that tho alienists
You are hereby notified that Lewis
♦
aion of Congress
♦
lied check on a solvent National Bank
County Clerk De Lap is in receipt
Additional returns on the woman ♦
♦ of a letter of congratulation on hfs
In the sum of live hundred dollars Lobb, who gives Klamath Falls, Ore­ themselves are Insane.
suffrage vote in the state have lifted ♦ United Pres Service
♦ re-election from Charles L. Parrish,
mid drawn In favor of the SuperIn gon, ns his postoffice address did on
its majority to a lead of more than ♦
That’s (hi1 Trouble
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.— ♦ formerly of this city, but now of Port­
endent of the Klamath Indian Schoo'.. October 10, 1918, Die In this office
"By Jov«f, I left my purse under 1,000.
♦ Speaker Clark and William Jen- ♦ land.
The right to waive technical defects his duly corroborated application to
Out of nine bills submitted on the ♦ nings Bryan have approved of ♦
in advertisements and blds anil reject contest and secure the cancellation my pillow!"
"Oh, well, your servant Is honest, rtyids question, four were carried, ♦ Wilson's plan to call an extra ♦
of your homestead, Entry No
.
any
STOCKTON. Calif., Nov. 1«.—
I ■ mid all bids Is reserved. The tint-
but these four do not add much to ♦ session of congress.
♦ Ruhl & Goodell's four-story hardware
her must be cut and removed under Serial No. 04051, made October 10, Isn't she”’
"That's just it
She'll take it to the program of progressive road legis­
regulations, copleH of which with fur­ 1910. for the E% SEV, S.-c, 23; NE
store was burned to the ground to­
lation. Two of them authorize the !♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦! day. The loss Is 3100,000.
my
wife."
Boston
l
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