Tillamook headlight., September 26, 1901, Image 3

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT. SEPTEMBER 26,
1901
I
Czolgosz Found Guilty
CLOSING OUT
to
Struck Oil Seepages.
C ovrthovsb , B vpfalo , Sept. 21.—
AN EMPEROR’S LUCK-RING.
A shland , Or., Sept. 22.—Considerable
rhe jury, at 4:26, found Czolgosz guilty
ot murder in the first degree. Judge W hite
said previously that he would not pass
sentence to-day. The law allows him
two days to do so:
excitement has been aroused here over
the tact that during the drilling opera­
tions ot the Southern Oregon Oil coui.
Thehouw of Hohenzoilern posaw»
panv, now going on at the Alfred place,
a family talisn an. Since the time of
east of town, oil seepages have been en­ the El. ctor John Cicero, who Hour-
countered. The well has been drilled to is-hed toward the end of the fifteenth
a depth ot 400 feet, and now blue slate is century, each ruler ha», when powible.
PARK AND WASHINGTON STRKETS
ACCOMPLICE ARRESTED.
being gone through. During the past before dissolution, handed to b.» xue-
PORTLAND, OREGON
to Confesses That He Helped Plan few days, the tools have come up out of ceseor a sealed packet, »ays the Lady’»
A. P. Armstrong, LL. B., Principal
WIRE NAILS, $3.25, Base; BARBED WIRE, to Murder of President McKinley. the well dripping with a light character Pictorial.
A practical, progressive school, conspicuous
This contains a ring, in which ¡»set for thorough work, with hundreds ot graduates
$4.15 per 100 lbs.
of oil, revealing oil seepages. These de­
to S t . L ouis , Sept. 24—The Post-Dis­
a black stone said to have been dropped in positions as bookkeepers and stenographers.
velopments only confirm what oil drilling
All Kinds of Goods at Actual Cost. to patch
today says : Edward Saftig, ar- ' experts and geologists have stated as to by a huge toad on the coverlet of a Already proud of a high standing wherever
of the family just a» site hud known, it steadily grows better and better.
to rested Monday afternoon, suspected of the nature of the location, and the pro­ princes»
given birth to a son.
Open all the year. Students admitted any time.
larceny.
tolJ
J
Chief
of
Detectives
De
-
moters of the enterprise now feel confi-
to
Frederick the Great found the ring Private or class instruction. Learn what and
OPPOSITE P.O., TILLAMOOK.
inond today that he was one of the ddnt of ultimately tapping oil sands.
in an envelope, which also enclosed a how we teach, and what it costs. Catalogue free.
three men who conspired to assassinate
nvemoraudum, written by Frederick 1..
-------------- Board ol Directors---------------
stating its value and mode of trails
President McKinley at Buffalo Septem­
Five Men Rob Gamblers.
D. P. THOMPSON, PRESIDENT
mission.
Schneider,
the
librarian
of
ber 6, and that he, Saftig, tied around
D. SOLIS COHEN - - DAVID M. DUNNE
William
I.,
declare«
that
he
saw
th»
P endleton , Sept. 23.—Five masked
Czolgosz’s hand the handkerchief that
Real Estate Transfers,
Tillamook
packet handed by Gelling, the t-reass
concealed the weapon with which he men entere.1 the saloon and gambling
urer. to bis royal masiter on his ac­
room
lielonging
to
G.
L.
McGennis
at
Henry Toll! to Nick Drostoff, lot 3,
shot
the
President.
(From the Evening Telegram.)
STIRRED UP THE DONS.
cession. and further asserts that he
block 6, Tobi’s add. to Nehalem City.
Chief Desmond, who talked all this 19:30 tonight and took about $1500. read his account of the talisman to the
Every few weeks reports comt* of the
An American In Madrid Gave the
State of Oregon to Henry Viereck, Ne desire upon the part of the people of morning to Saftig is convinced that Saf­ There were fully twenty persons in ¡the emperor, who fully couliimed it.
Spaniards Some Music They
The
robbers
waited
until
the
bar
­
room.
The
present
emperor
never
fails
to
HofSe ’4 of sec. 16, tp. 2 N, R. 10 VV.
Tillamook County to trade at Portland, tig is telling a straight story of Presi­
Didn't Like.
tender left the bar with drinks and then wear, on all occasion«, this queer old
dent
McKinley
’
s
assassination.
The
selling
their
products
and
purchasing
W. S. Kinney, by sheriff, to Claude
rushed in, calling on the crowd and deal­ ring, and hasjlike every Hoheuzoliern)
Chief
says
that
he
will
hold
Saftig
sub
­
A
Detroiter
recently back from
Thayer, lots 4 and 5, sec. 36, tp. 3 N, R, their merchandise here, and of the ap­
ers to “Hold-up hands.” One guarded the deepest respect for the quaint lit­ abroad relates au experience that is
10 W.
parent iin|x>ssibility or impracticability ject to the Federal authorities.
tle
jewel.
the front door, two covered the crowd,
Frederick the Great's father had the entirely self-explanatory. “In Ven­
Saftig was arrested Monday after-
C. H. Way mire to Moqens Sommers, of their doing so They continue to send
while the other two went through the black stone mounted as a ring, »ml be­ ice,” he tells, “1 fell in with a southern
their butter, cheese and other prmlucts noon on suspicion of having stolen ar­
Jot 4, ofblock 3, town of Ocean Park.
faro and roulette banks. They command- queathed it to his son. who believed soldier of the war. He left college and
to San Francisco, and to buy supplies ticles valued at $4 from a department
ed McGinnis to open the safe. A China­ firmly in its value as a talisman, and a magnificent home as a volunteer,
U.S. to H. W. Orniandy, Se >4, sec. 18,
there, and as ve: there seems to be no store at Broadway and Morgan streets.
man who was playing ran out the back many of the documents of that time, coming out of the conflict with little
tp. 2N, R. 7 W.
but his own attainments and strength
definiteand determined plan for chang­ This morning Chief Desmond was talk­
U.S. to E. K. Barnard, lots 3 and 4, ing this state of affairs, and bringing the ing to Saftig in his outer office when a door. Shots were filed after him, but leposited in the archives at Berlin, of purpose. Now he is a fascinating
make allusion to it.
thev
missed.
The
leader
shouted,
“
It
’
s
and Sw Vt of Nw *4 of sec. 4, tp. 1 S, R. Portland and the Tillamook people to­ detective remarked the striking resem­
man of large means and hu» some
all up,” and the desperadoes ran out and
very important business connections
7 W. ; same to Olean Land Co.
gether.
blance the prisoner had to Czolgosz.
up court street, before the safe could be HEARD IN THE STREET CARS.
both in England and on the continent.
Belle May and Rnth Cooper to Tilla­
Where the fault lies, if fault there be. Saftig said that he had on more than opened. Faro-dealer Robinson took a Vearnlnif Proponiti of Marri«*« and At his invitation, and for the sake of
mook Water Co., one and 7-10 acres in or just what the nature of the fault is, it one occasion been taken for the assassin.
his delightful company, 1 accompanied
a Peppery Domestic Tiff Resell
gun and started after them. Six shots
sec. 26, tp. 1 S. R. 9 W.
him to Madrid, where there were mat­
Wrong Ear».
might not be profitable to discuss. Th­ In reply to Chief Desmonds questions he were exchanged on the street, but none
ters requiring his attention.
Klora B. Fletcher toNelsonP. Wheeler, in: portant thing in this connection is said that he knew Czolgosz and other was effective. Great excitement was
‘'When we reached there the rum­
“I suggest to the city council ** said
Ne '4, sec. 24, tp. 1 S, R 7 W.
somehow to establish and maintain com I anarchists. Chief Desmond immediately aroused on the street at the time. A
took him into bis private office and ques­
the man who stays out late, according blings of impending war were plainly
large crowd started in pursuit of the to the Chicago Inter Ocean, “the pro­ heard and the impulsive people bad
F. L. Buell to Chas. R. Hodgdon, vari­ mercial relatione with these compara­
tively near neighbors of oure. They are tioned him for several hours. Saftig told robbers.
ous tracts.
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priety of having a censor in street cars no hesitancy in expressing their hatred
Chief Desmond that he would tell all he
that run after one a. m. In my home­ of the ‘American pigs.’ I was anxious
U.S. to James H. Triplett, lot 4, sec. increasing in number, and their products knew regarding the plot to kill the Pres­
Yellow
Fir
Lumber
Co.
’
s
Prices.
ward travels between one and 2:30 a. to reach more pleasant surroundings,
35, 1 S 10, and lots 1 and 2, sec. 2, are increasing in volume. They inhabit ident. He prefaced his remarks by tell
a fine, rich region of country, that is go­
Below will be found the Yellow Fir m. I have seen and heard some things but the colonel was as cool as though
and lots 1 and 2, sec. 1, 2 S 10.
ing todevelop rapidly. Its timber wealth ing of his life prior to the present year. Lumber Company's price list for lumber. which, to my mind, do not belong in in the house of his friends, and I no­
U.S. to D S. Boyakin, Sw ’4 of Nw
is e loriuo'.is, and as the timber disap­ “Next day, Friday, I got up about P ricks for L umbek at the M ills : cars of any description. One night I ticed that when anything unpleasant
and lot 4, sec. 1, Se 14 of Ne Vt, and lot 1, pears agriculture will greatly develop. 10 o’clock. Czolgosz told me that was
Per 1006 ft heard, without effort to do so, a young was said in his presence there was a
Rough lumber................................ $6 50 may propose marriage to the young pretense that it was not intended for
see. 2, 1 N, R. 6.
Already Tillamook County exports a the day that the killing was to take Sized
lumber.................................... 7 60 woman whoae escort he was. His pro­ his ears.
Palena A. Nokes to Thos. Coates, lot quantity of excellent dairy pioducts, but place. He asked me to tie a handkerchief Ship lap ..................... ................. .
8 00 posal was properly put together, sc
“On the third evening there we
5, block 18, Thayer’s add. to Tillamook. it is capable of producing many times around his hand I did so, and he placed Dressed lumber, flooring & rustic 14 50 far as that was concerned, but why tended a social entertainment
P rices at T illamook C ity ,
this amount. It is one of the best re­ a revolver in his hand under the hand­
should he have chosen a car; at that which there were some of tlie most im­
And delivered any where along the main hour? 1 could not hear her answer.
portant presons outside of royalty.
gions in all the country for a young man kerchief. He asked me if I could see that
NETARTS.
road from the mills :
of industry and brawn to go if lie l»<s a there was a weapon in his hand. I said Rough lumber............................... « 00 I hope she refund him. The very next National airs were favorites with
Lillie and Marion I'htlps came over little cash to start on, to make a home that I could not.
• 00 night a married couple fiat in front of those who treated the company with
Sized lumber..................................
me. If you may judge people by their music, and I could see that the ap­
from Tillamook Friday night, to spend for himself. The climate is mild and
“Then he told me that I was to go to Ship lap ......................... ........ ...... 9 50
Saturday and Sunday at their home, re­ healthful. A portion of the soil, in the the Temple of Music. I w as to fix up my Diesse<l lumber up to 16in. wide, 16 00 clothes, they were highly respectable. plause was the heartier because of
Flooring and rustic..................... 16 00 I was forced to the conclusion, from our presence. At length one of the
turning Sunday evening to Tillamook.
aggregate a large art a, is extremely rich. hand the same as I had fixed his. lithe Dressed pickets from 1 to 3 inches wide, what 1 overheard, that they had been Dons, with a sneer and the most ex­
YaC. per lineal foot.
Frank Easter Was on the beach Friday It is especially adapted to dairying. guards allowed me to get by he would
it a social function; that the husband cruciating politeness, asked the colonel
Above prices are for lumber less than had imbibed, contrary to a promise, if he would not favor them. To the
and Saturday, returning to Tillamook Great crops of hay, oats, vegetables and have no trouble in getting by. But it
thirty fret long
Leave orders at the and that he had been guilty of flirta­
intense surprise of the Don and all
Sunday.
fruit can be raised easily. Stock can they stopped me he would not try it.e
saw mills or with
tion. If he keeps h& word, his wife others who had heard the request, the
J. E. Tuttle spent Saturday and Sun­ live and keep fat with but little feeding
E. G. E. W ist , President ;
“That afternoon we went out as he
will
not
go
out
with
him
again.
That
’
s
colonel accepted with a bow. His first
P eter B rant , Secretary.
day on the beach.
It is a region worth paying s > in atten­ suggested. I tied the handkerchief about !
none of my Ims in ess. I would have touches showed that he was a master,
Quite a number of cattle buyers visited tion to. and if possible attaching to Port his hand Mine was fixed up the same i
Young men just out of college, not shifted my seat if I could have found and he drew upon Beethoven, Mozart,
Netarts the past week.
land commercially. Just how this is to way. Harrigan was to meet us at the
knowing just what business to take up, mother. All the time those people Chopin and Liszt in a way that drew
Mr. Henricks, of Bay City, was on the lie done, or whose business it is to do it. grounds, and he was to lie immediate I v will please note that the bricklayers’ were at it I should have been enjoying the most enthusiastic applause, for
Netarts beach Friday doing some busi­ will not !>e gone into here. Of course back of Czolgosz, to prevent interference. trade is not overcrowded. The erv to­ my morning nap if there had been a music hath charms that soothe even
sensor to make them behave.”
the savagery of Spanish breasts.
ness with tlie settlers in the way of in­ 9elf interest must be the propelling mo­
“At the gate I weakened. I told Czol­ day is “More mort I” not “More law­
“When the colonel suddenly left the
tive in all such matters. But it would gosz that 1 would go back and get Har­
surance.
yers.”
THE SENSITIVE PORGIE.
classics to give them the “Star-Span­
seem
that
a
concerted
and
united
effort
rigan
to
do
what
had
been
laid
out
tor
Mr. Ira Bradley, of Hillsboro, arrived
gled Banner,” some of the men scowled,
on the part of several leading merchants me. I left Czolgosz then and never saw
at Netarts Monday evening. Mr. Bradley
but the ladies still called for more
INSURE WITH
ought to bring about tlie desired results him afterward.
is looking for a house to move bis family
and were treated in rapid succession to
Claude Thayer,
And could they not afford to deal for
“Dixie,” “America” and “Yankee
luto for the winter,
“At the boarding-house I saw Harri­
awliile without profit, or but a very
Doodle,” the colonel actually roaring
gan. He told me that he had not been Agent or Fireman’s Fund and London
’Hie porgie, common as it is, is a the latter forth in song, causing the
small margin of profit, in order to get
and
Lancashire
Fire
Insurance
on
the
grounds
when
the
murder
took
NEHALEM.
beautiful fish when seen in the water Dons to fairly dance in their wrath,
that trade diverted this way ?
place. He gave me $20 as I was going
Com panies.
in a favorable light, and it is likewise lie left the piano as cool as though
The tug Vosburg sailed for Astoria
Tillamook harbor is not ample and home. I did not take a train to St Louis
one of the most sensitive of fishes, says nothing unusual had occurred, and
on Monday morning.
altogether safe: it needs improvement, for fear of being detained. I tramped it
the New York Sun. In captivity it i* showed such utter indifference to the
Robert Krebs, who is very sick, went and something has been done in that
?asily frightened. It will take alarm mutterings about him that the fire­
part of the way and beat my way on
out, on the tug for medical treatment. direction. Whatever may be done in the
from something done by a passing vis­ eaters ready with the cards they
trains. It took me four days to get
itor, a thoughtless touching of the wanted to offer kept them in hand.
He was accompanied by his wife and way of railroad building, there should
back.”
glass, or something of that sort, and As we left one stalwart Spaniard jos­
niece.
Abstractor,
always be water connection between Til­ Saftig is 24 years of age, and says he
go rushing around until it is exhausted. tled the colonel, with a view to get­
No fishing ns yet. Efforts are being lamook and this city. But the necessity was born in Cologne. He left his coun­
Sometimes a porgie in a tank n>ay, ting tangible material for issuing a
made by the cannery agents to bribe for this niav lie obviated in some degree try when he was ten years old. He has TILLAMOOK CITV, OKEGON
when frightened, jump out of water challenge but he was promptly thrown
fishermen to go out, but so far without in the near future by the construction of lived in many cities of the United States.
and bump its now against the wire across the street and laid there groan­
success.
one or more railroads into that region. He was present, he stated, at a meeting
screen over the tank and be seemingly ing.
N. P. Alley was so unfortunate as to For while these railroad projects mater­ of anarchists at Paterson, N. J. in 1898,
[xiralyzed by the shock and rendered
“ ‘I can’t stay here to fight all these
unable to swim. In such a condition it fellows, much as I’d like to,’declared
1 o»e bis house and contenta by fin- o ialize slowly, some one of them at least when the assassination of King Hum.
will
lie
upon
its
back,
motionless,
ex-
Die 18lh inst. Also about six hundred is sure to develop into a reality before Iiert of Italy was planned. Saftig said
the colonel as we moved away. ‘Busi­
•t*pt perhaj* for a fluttering of its fins, ness will not permit, and the country
pounds of cheese, and several outbuild­ very long. And Portland merchants, real that Harrigan presided over that meet­
for
an
hour,
and
then
it
may
come
may need me at home. It has the first
ings. He carried an insurance of four estate owners and capitalists will be re­ ing and that he (Saftig) was employed
back all right again and swim about claim on the life of every patriotic cit-
hundred dollars. The Ludtke boys also miss in looking out for their own inter­ by Harrigan to write letters to German
40 lively and in such good form that izn.* So we changed our hotel that
lost their clothes and thirty five dollars ests if they do not see to it that Portland anarchists over the country.
can’t trll then which fish of the night, and the next morning we were
BOARDING AND DAY you
in money.
lot it was that had bumped its head.
shall have direct railroad communic.a-
on our way to France.”—Detroit Free
A peculiarity of the porgie is its 11- Press.
W. H. Watkins, wife and two sons, of tion with Tillamook country. Our peo­
SCHOOL.
William
S.
Champ,
private
secretary
ibility
to
blindness.
Blindness
is
not
Cathlamet, who have l>een on the river ple ought to be doing business with those
of Mr. Zeigler who reached New York on
for several days, left again on Friday ; of Tillamook and other coast counties.
Conducted by the Sisters of the Imma­ uncommon among fishes, but there are Got His Mai and llroauht
the steamship Cymric, brings an account
perhaps more blind porgies than there
Town.
also John Lusk, who has had charge of Their number is increasing steadily, if
culate Heart of Mary.
are fish of any other kind. There’s a
of the first stage of the Raidwin-Zeigler
Among the wills that were probated
the store the past six months.
not rapidly, and most of them are pros­ polar expedition. Mr. Champ accom
Thorough instruction in every branch anying among fishermen: As blind as the other day was 1 hat of a negro black­
Mr. Watkins has sold out to D 8. Buy- perous. forehanded folk. Their trade in
smith named Austin Thompson, whose
panied Mr. Baldwin in charge of his sup­ from Primary to completion of High a porgie.
akir.8, who will conduct a general mer the aggregate is already large, and will
shop was on Sycamore street. There Is
ply ship as far as Franz Joseph Land to School course.
EMULATE
WILLIAM
MORRIS.
chandise store.
constantly increase.
Portland mer­ assist in establishing,the headquaters of
a story connected with this man’s name
For terms, etc., apply to
The woods áre full of surveyors and chants ought to have it, and ought to
that is worth telling, says the Lexington
the expedition there. Everything was
D irectness of A cademy .
asístanla, said to be the Northern Pacific lie able to supply the coast people with
(Ky.) Herald.
more favorable for the dash to the pole
men. There are seine twenty or more goods as cheaply as San Fraucisco mer-1
Just after the war old Benjamin F.
than Mr. Baldwin had dared to expect
Graves was county judge. He was an
w orking in the vicinity of the falls.
chants can.
Mr. Champ said. The America had dif­
A leading manuftecturer of wall pa­ eccentric man, very peculiar in many
All this is ot course an old story, but ficulty with ice before reaching that point
has th!» to Bay regarding t he pret- ways, very honest and very positive.
per
BOULDER CREEK.
like a good many other matters, it must and was delayer! 10 days. Fog and heavy
ty. fanciful de.<gnw that decorate He ruled with a strong hand. One day
be ’ dished up” at frequent intervals, so weather were also encountered, Mr.
Austin Thompson, who lived in the
houe*Lo!<i walls:
II, A. Chopard who has been laid up; ns to keep people reminded of their duty
"Many of the heart designer» were county, was brought before him
Baldwin has taken a large number of
with a sawed hand for the past two
AND
j or their opportunities.
once cvrnic talentine artiiots. Ilie pay charged with hog stealing. The meat
dogs—120 of them—for the dash. Some
weeks, expects to return to Hadley’s
for the latter work is meager, but the was found upon his premises, but he
of them are expected to serve as food for
camp in a day or two.
artists do not entirely depend on had made no effort at concealment.
the
men,
as
well
ns
for
the
other
dogs.
PLACER
MINERS
Hop pickets are coming merrily home
He acknowledged having the hog and
•ketching for a living
Mr.
Champ
intimated
that
there
might
through the rain and mud, with heavy I having Platinum, Iridosmium and other
"The majority are unfitted for high- killing it, but insisted that he bought
j Platinum Metal* associate I with their be some misunderstanding w ith Walter
class work, but one here and there the hog from another negro, who rr|>
purses and tanned faces.
tgold should save them They me worth
drifted into black and white. Wall pa­ resented it as his own. Judge Graves
C. A. Smith, who is a boss picker, ar­ I about as much as g-ld Thev cannot be Well man, who is conducting a polar ex­
per designer» earn good wager. Five inquin d if he could “bring that other
pedition over practically the same route.
rived at home yesterday and re|X>rts hi» I saved by ____
_____
amalgamation.
For sale or
year» ago a valentine artiwt threw up nigger Into court.” He wmm answered
earnings at from $2.00 to $2.80 per day i free analysis, send to the WeUlwch < om
the ugly caricature» in dwgurt; he somewhat doubtfully. The old judge
Hans L. Jensen and family went to ¡«ny1. Broad A Arch st* . Pliilad« Iphi».
earn» from S25 to $50 weekly now, hi» then answered to Austin that he “must
Twenty anarchist«, armed with double
Pa For information as to metlwMta ol
We carry the best Machin­
Tillamook City last Thursday and re­ , saving the metals, write to the Waratah
floral patterns being at once »triking bring that other nigger in, dead or
barreled shotguns and 1000 ronnd« of
ery and Supplies for Cheese
turned Friday.
alive.”
and original.
1 Minerals Company, Limite.1, 140 Ellis ammunntion were standing guard on
A day or two afterward Austin drove
Mrs. Jno. L. Brady visited Mrs. Smith 9treel, San Francisco. Cal.
“Any girl designer»? A few here and
Otir
and
Butter
Making,
Sunday at Spring Valley. III., over the
there; we are told of a young lady, up with a cart to the judge’s office, and
on Wednesday last,
______________ “
prices
are
the
lowest.
office of L'Aurope the notorious anarch­
who. formerly a UhriWrna» card artist, entering informed his honor that he
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jackson came
HO*'S This?
Send for our catalogue.
ist publication, which expressed joy at
turned her attention to wall pattern«. had his man.
home Sunday evening after a two day» I w offer Olli Huudrcd
Reward for
"Bring him in,” said the judge.
• Though lew* artfotic than bird and
absence.
1 «"X ,«*•'
' *>*”» ih»t csanot Iw cared by the murder of President McKinley and
“
I can’t,” said Austin; “he’s dead
jj
lanZa»-A|>e
painting,
it
pay«
her
l*tt«r.
satisfaction
or
er
the
announcement
that
M. T. Snares butchered three goats ■ M*' f ’ j .* chfxev a CO.. Prop« Toledo o
He had fallowed the old judge’s in­
?’ Light designing i» very suitable for la-
last week and shipped the meat to the ! ,*'■ *£* UMnV"lis*yesr«'! ¡nd believeinm Czolgosz was an anarchist. Meanwhile
w die« with an eye for pleasing patterns.* structions to the letter. The other
h0|,
perf«fiy honorsbl.- in .11 bawne« tr...» fully 2"0O people of adjoining towns have
143 FRONT STREET,
negro refused to accompany Austin to
n°’'
.
.
,____
. 1 Ltlou. Lid ansnei.lly.Me to errr out suy sent word to tlie authorities that they
Clate af Soath Paws.
C. A. Smith’s children have been quite
mad- by their Im
- , • „
town, and so Austin killed him.
PORTLAND, ORE.
. k. but nt prerent are much better.
,
J-'i7.V.!a’“ Jho*iXY. i are ready and anxious to start at a
Tn southern Ctlifomia there Is a
Of course it caused an immense sen­
moment
s
notice
for
that
city
and
assist
“
left-handed
”
club
witli
a
membership
Agents
for
sation in the community, and there
Richard is himself again since the rain
b
...............
of
nearly
2.000
«raftered
thrmiffhout
in exterminating the "reds.’’ The tem­
was talk of imftearhing the judge and
DeLaval Cream Separators.
commenced.
in* directly upon the bl*«od and
all the principal towns To be left- of hanging Austin. But nothing after
per of the people here is at boiling point.
Snm Lucas ha» goi e to the hop yards
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