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Show Bes THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1906. SAYS DETECTIVE - MASKED HOLD-UP EMIGRANT SPRINGS PLAN PLEASES = EXTORTED MONEY TAPS SALOON TILL) = NEXT BIG CAMP: YOUNG WOMEN on | aS Jap Makes Sensational Charge| When Arraigned in Police Sout PROMISED HIM Warm Springs _ Bartender Looks Into Gun Barrel and Sees Cash Go. IMMUNITY GETS $50 AND $10 CHECK Such YOUR HE Is Belief of John A. "Help Yourself'? Lunch Count-. Thompson, One of Its er in Operation at Y. W. Discoverers. C. A. Home. Story Told City an A was yesterday Attorney P. extortion Aeccused-As-| Burglar Calls His Work "Hold up and keep still" J. sprung when Daly in_ police Assistant made against gruff order, charge up City charges Richard against at 1 a. Quietly m, and Does L. This of | hy the Shan-}parrel Detective > ee the who formerly your Shan-|W4s. made to to scene the shining back or he went the cee Shannon the wonder a cornet The surrounding THIRDET FROMTO STRE LS FAL FLOR fms) asked Ee 2 mt whe tne atte" The matter will be fully investigated as a result of the prisoner's exposure, and it is likely that if the charges be sroven, Deteetiy Shannon will be hiarated..? Pe: J. @'Rourke The statement caused a sensation consimilar to a stop put may and duct on the part of others connected with the poles err Appartmoen nt. . Believed Fort Soon be Douglas Required Walks Will to Prom House, Ac- Third HEAVILY Story Evidently Was on of has alr¢ady been begun at eare of a Washington dispatch, will be| that "the Lord man believed walked from be third others of Salt Lake, for a regi-}out fers of will be the local Whether an business entirely new houses. pital regiment ru S aoe 7 eles nie slongin ie ‘ athe ar ations tue oa erat ‘ ne Is barracks work d will to with be the have done additional bandstand which make the rather heavy Pe SPENT to be this cost is this " jin will forl/ing old Ha some sur- during aka n ‘ation. eee , intoxieated from and men, at condition third was early not fall he he belieyv- was walking in) w was when tloor, that standing this could |O'Rourke Enjoy3 cituisSs isstated, -d.and: and the floor Two street hames Sunday residence' at the He was-drunk yes- jt is thought, prone treet. CALDER'S an wis rallied py morning. orning, walked ES EE AT an erected, Presbyterian Sc 8 Schools terday.y year. DAY Westminster falling A unlon card, showing him to be a member of the Armalgamated Sheet Metal Workers, was the only identification possible. O'Rourke had been drinking heavily during the three or at the In was skull his. beinjuries were Ilossustained ogre Ths ,|four days of his the) American house. 0 being house. ber "ve he cannot he iz on er summer. ; { the This, new expenditures rooming physicians ALS known. By next ree. it is belleved the new quarters will be ready and the full regiment of infantry will have been established. To accommodate this number new ae erected, the Preeiientesigh ne renot e of broken, was leg |# internal and cracked been have to lieved men like cof-| of ment with its full complement something officers will mean and $500,000 annually poured into the on the into the Commercial hour, but whose be learned, saw and called the police City Physician Stewart was called and ordered the man re me to the hos- able Outing. pital. at once. The Westminster Presbyterian SunLocal officials of Mine Amalgamated day schools spent Friday at Calder's|Sheet: Metal Workers are, ecame endeavoring form O'Rourke where to learn j|and notify his relatives of ment nk enjoyable a most had and park, afternoon sa he In day. the during arranged of sports, program splendid r the benefit of the little folks, was were prizes suitable and out carried the evening chutes took boating were the and In event. of each the winners awarded shooting features, while |, STRAWBERRY TO PHONE predica- his the M4nY | Tygependent advantage of the opportunity while away - at asant hour or two to on Company Gets Contract ia dance tho The Independent telephone service All who visited the park were gBiv- will be used by the reclamation service en ballo(s on which to suggest 4 NeW) on the line to be established between name for the resort, and the eateinea Spanish Fork and the mouth' of: the manner in which the contest eRe Strawberry Valley tunnel. Poles and ing on will doubtless bring forth equipment for the service are now benumber of very excellent suggestions. |i 16 tiaced by an Eastern firm to which Tein Teen en an ae Additions to Library. The following thirty volumes added to the public Kbrary ing, July 10: Monday MISCELLANEOUS. Alexander-Libre 4' Oro. American Institute of Mining neers-Transactions yo). 25. Aronld-Pearls a the Faith. Chambers-Domestic Annals of als land fe *liow pete to Prepare work rks, Mahan-Sea 12 Power cae {n Its the contract was awarded some days since. The line wil be completed in a short time and direct communicabe|/tion between the local office of the will morn-) Relations |this city =f ganized to ehis the War of 1812, Wallace-My Lite, °O vols. _hwainer Fameus / Introductions‘) SRMAN reclamation service the field will then Omptedas Grossen Leldanscns Marriage at 3 fags 2602 elch, nan ten. es fall. in the the big camp Strawberry to be valley Christensen, Olsen, CANYON Is Charge Lodged Against by His Chum. Charged and Licenses. Briss, Ely, Nev.; Morris, Ill. Ellen and orearly ROBBED HIS ROOMMATE ROnED- Ompte Bae Die Range. ee Sunderman-Frau gee Re st, 5org EmBing- Bingham. EXCURSION eny. with yaluables roommate, fast night mene up the railroad will Color : Thompson Mr. the from theft the of trunk money of his Kelly Wailer was arrested by Patrolman Heath an¢ on the charge of petit lar- Waller while and Weaver Frank is alleged to friend's trunk was . BE. away Weave Waller have broken into and to have stolen plan, in vorue conducted cities the the the In. et be within the = said that he his} give an average, as the property has never been sampled Mr. Montgomery, Who paid the fortunat owners $100,900 spot cash for their holdings, is prosecuting work right along, and| now has about twenty-five men it : work developing "hey are ainiciie Shafts and in one place, in a twentyfoot hole, they still pan the gold. The great drawback of the new camp is water While there are | that the option all} country, has| lunch-room just | Panama { and Negilee Shirts, Good, Better, Best. Underwear, Fancy the tar, lunch-room Ra hoG eres as ‘it- has-in-all-other. cities buy a glass of milk, or a cup be taken up Tenth Anniversary his sey- y, July 8th, eral articles. Patrolman Heath was Via mie Short Line. Round trip/advised of the fact and received a t i to Ogden only $1.00. enn leave |that Waller might be found at the Salt Lake at 7:10 or 10:30 a. m. Car- sehecr track, He went to the Salt eee ne all trains at mean ‘depot | P: ce late last night and arrested yon. Trout and Waller while he was coming out of for the sorckon ainnee ae nhe Tlermitage. the grounds. of Resort's Extensive made for by the tory nd tea with the the tenth for point of have been all Utah Western, Oregon points Salt Short over the. Lake Route the of vultine will ratsive pypation Which] Still Rages When by Lagoon UPA mm, y hat Not at resert the its tenth the the Grass so boisterous and Police started behind the placed counter, | i wv rae virtually a] ex-| celebraof an! ‘spot. him cold on a BE ish | A, the seve ral ins hres long 5 Chief ° Bountiful Whirled around and around, DAY IS -_-- Section 16 to When Disbanded ; Camp Junior deadly work up with Patrolmen THURSDAY be ' Will eamp, in. Bast Bountiful Will rule weeks their they As rection of I. J. Lucas, call "boss ex-officto:' qoties was to e¢lect.a honor a was spirited > a given to election ire. for He whom not get the saquietly out of the Stewart took ‘nice Twelve Per Cent Largely Increase From 4 MONTANA In Revenues} the boys first this That Source, J Says Collector. Waren'. chief friends for that R Collections the of ph the internal eontanas for revenue | is %G the could Lace) of the the will three order. un- will pe visitors' many, relatives day and boys day to be held will see at 3 miles from ' ‘ romehea men ecy be the p.m. last night from loss of with SERVE Wigures have just been compiled in the office of Internal Revenue Col-| lector Callister showing the total col-| lections for 1906 to have been $553,§224.24, while in 1905 they were but an Increase for just closed of $65,853 94. The greater part of this big the The band start boys' ora July July 16 17 section LIQUOR EVERY time in 1906, the sat Bountiful camp DAY amounted to $49,626.25, or an Merease of last of $13,240.76 over aS year revenue collected $3 on 408-77 cigars jidane hay100s damonntadsta: and in June of the present year ta $4,092:77. Thus it will be readily seen a Uncle Sam owes his largely nereased revenues in this district to the Increasing popularity of the bever- age that made Milwaukee famous, For "that tired feeling' there's nothing better than a trip to Calder's Men Ilope to cense Jaw so This as to permit them to serve guests every day of the ‘proposition is not an en- dis- . Report. local ofMerchants tion was members Rec neen deficiency temperadared Tae of a Sites Total precipitation ; from 6p p. m. t Accumulated deficiency first of the : ela i & Travelers taken by the association, expressed themselves der that a bill can be presented to th ' since Januaryforecast Weather for rally fair. Relative humidity cent. os at 6 p. pe eee today: m., Gen- ¥y Been From Him AdVised of at Train. ee Prussia, July 6.-An alleged named Rosenberg, who ts re- Rosenberg's departure from res : of searc £ id thethe results h in his |!odging and arrested him as | ar The Designs eee man Missouri, The is of . on July Seattle formerar he left s held in custhe prelim‘ Emperor, 6.-<According to dichanarchist {0 3 ews. SESOREY arrested at ; }signs on the ilfe Made of a She, Bl: Altona, August Rosenberg of having had deEmperor Infernal William Machines. New York, July 6.-A dispatch from ‘attic on July 3 reported that the Reins of that city, acting at the in| st inee of the German government, had ! raided the house formerly occupied by volun-| august Rosenberg, a bricklayer, and hag found a plant for making bomb and infernal machines. Rosenberg left Seattle for Hamburg, Germany, on May5 1 At that time the > German fovernment received a warning from Seattle that an attempt would be made to assassinate the German emperot The German consul at Seattle subsequently received a cablegram from Hamburg instructing him to investi- maximum | gate The articles seized Included looked like a storm re-} pene last night. Generally fair and Philadelphia, July 6.-Peace once weather may be looked for to-|}more reigns in Chinatown Each of the warring Hip Sing Tong and On Long Tongs filed a bond of $500 today ook with the bureau of police as a guar- a If year. not, com-}antee of an agreement signed by thelr more} respective leaders that they will avoid Have start you one all such shooting affrays |\hyieh Rev. Frederick under contract to present JUDGE pnw Breed of Portland, ean HIS WIFE'S TANNER PARDONED _- of Senator Mitchell -artner "‘Cor- next season on Broadway uncer NAME indictment . in Accused Uusavory of pardoned Case. includes besides shons,,.. Clifford conchman, whom Hartje Hooe, Hartje and >the first. in the wife Prasiient rene "A. in to the an perjury famous agreement, : se ne ane of stipance and Commerce Frederica Valasquez, minister plenipotentiary to the Enlrio Cjonbert and Fat United Frall States; Wel-| 7" 410, Frallo, consul general Domingo at New York, in Norfolk for the past libel Hove is at present in jail on charge of perjury growing out of by with the ee ek eee ee Arranging for Exhibit. Norfolk, -Va:,) July.. 6:-Minister. negro named divorce 6.-Judge him with pardon was signed by the President on June 26, but the fact did not become known until today. It was the testimony of Tanner that convicted the late Senator Mitchell Pittsburg, Pa., July. .6.-August Hartje, the millionaire paper jmmanufacturer, who is the libellan& in the famous divorcee case against His wife Mary Scott Hartje, and John lL. Welshons, of the Farre-Welshons Hardware company, went before Alderman F. M. King. tonight and. gave $3,000 ball for a hearing on a charge of conspiracy.. The Information ts made. by County Detective Robert G. Robinson, a@ co-respondent filed against his Charge, July. charging connection Mitchell-Tanner Manufacturer Conspiracy Perjury Ore., H. Tanner, who leaen guilty Federal court early last year in Millionaire as that in Poole was wounded Wednesday night; surrendered all deadly weapons: discountenance blackrnall in their midst and submit all difficultles to a board of arbitration This happy condition of affairs was brought about by prolonged argument on the part of several missionaries and two lawyers and the threat of Mayor Weaver to drive every Chinaman out of the city if the lawlessness continues. Oo. U. Bean, author of "Corianton," a play which was presented successfully in Utah several years ago, is In the city for a few days. Mr. Bean now lives in New York, Ww here he I$} engaged in business. Klaw & Erlang- EXCURSION TO the charge OGDEN fame trip 10 tly $1.0 ‘ 32 per Returning, | 6:2 Lake of conspiracy tective Robinson, it is defendants conspired | at|charge m.|Hooe, or 4 America, ue a a} who two of Santo have been days mak- arrangements for the exhibit of elr country at the Jamestown éxpo- sition next tonight year, left for Washington statement he made concerning hits. > -->XxXxXx«x*_-~-*~-KEEL[LEE____----- leged relations with Mrs. Hartje. Svs d of precipimonth, .12 6 fee Arrested in John Q. Critehlow left vent' ney for Ogden to meet his sis rs Ephraim Jensen, who is sehirning lo this city with the body of her son, Don Jensen, who died at Portland Thursday, following an operation for appendicitis and » indorsements large business influential eilizens will be Berees p. m., none. Accumulated tation since the ee anything that mained Warmer day. DEFAMED or by and on a statutory | Prussia, is named of the peace|2"d he fs accused So Warm- eee be 7 WASH. temperature of yesterday was some-|more than two hundred bottles of what lower than that of the preceding | acids and explosives, crucibles, morday, the thermometer reaching 86 de-| tars, moulds, a furnace and considers and then gradually} able scrap tron. ‘ Was several degrees lower when night fell, ‘Threatening clouds gathered late in the afternoon and a rainstorm seemed. alCHINATOWN IS IS AT PEACE most a certainty, bul the clouds passed away with the stiff! breeze that blew} Warring Tongs File BBonds and Agree up about dark, and not a vestige or . . ianton" Lake. to Y will Yesterday's report at the increase | gee of the weather bureau: revenue Hotel Had Departure Altona, irchist spinal meninRic pmond was S rift by regiment, Quite Police Man's acres|the train. The prisoner tody pending the result . | inary investigation, . lying could not "be his health in this city a justice fifteenth er are in the revenue collected by Uncle Sam Maximum. temperature, 86; miniwas due to the increased manufac- mum temperature, 67; mean temperture of beer. uure, 76, which is one degree above In June, 1905, the revenue collected the normal: by the local office on this particular Acoumulated deficiency of temperabeverage was $36,385.50, For thejiyre since the first of the month, 5 sume is Condition ane the junior camp will and last until August 1. a OE i SS ree ' Meterological year This them may year ending June 30, 1906, show an|y pleasant ‘drive from Salt increase of nearly 12 per cent over the | Mail for the boys is, addressed receipts for the same period in 1905.|M. C@. A. camp, Bountiful. * arrest yutof 160 a Ill-While. blood, field sports The camp Sree) oad was | German ~ PERSONAL, weak held arounc Tyrell as mpaiptaln fire -five in 7 ig lsplz was woot sae rit eiascaean to ae at der the chief but the tranquil appearance of the camp made it evident that assisted-for a t Next Thursday at the camp and grass him under a bond of $1,000 Phillips, living in-this:city; out the complaint di- Drake 7 made Zion's Savings Bank and Trust any, No. 1 Main street, opens. re. IN yet comprising than 3,000 accounts a savings account? MANUFACTURE OF BEER «| iiccrca"chictof police and Roy KirkINCREASES not two the One of the mayor, and Dorman did into lying above the under contest ry officers stamped who had been left Salt M. C. A canyon, together the , destinies are Kelly, be ; > Established. The twenty-six boys who Lake Thursday for the Y. f ¥ until the Bush and July Altona, Land Drawing-Captain | ported to have left Seattle, Wash., for of this city, a veteran | Germany recently was «arrested here war, received word yes-| A yesterday a brother-in-law at Billthat in the drawing at The police here were advised of ane Not at : teer cavalry, will take place on Sunday.) July. 8, at 11 a. m, from the funer ul and parlors of Joseph W. Taylor, on We was 3, Te mple street, under the auspices at the Grand Army. Comrades fnd old soldiers, members of the W. RK. C. and ladies of the G. A. R. and friends are invited to attend the funeral Interment will be at Mount Olivet in the <¢ mes ELUSelap Comrade's Puneral-The funeral Islija Jones, formerly a member of the | department of Colorado and Wyoming }G A R., and a member of company --s? Boys' Gendar | When vest ace ant on | placed See ‘ FIELD ‘Was in Wills--A. Was wanted charge and c ae and mayor bed seriously ill with gitis,, W....T..-Lewis.of soused, ee at GERMAN RULER Prosser ehipol mean craves: HOME! WN SEATTLE Fire Arrested Street. ain tule \ niee-| Alleged Anarchist Arrested by Inter-M he reservation, leach , menac- FORM Judges a of Bountifor the interesting anniversary grew | Camp. day] therefore, will be the showing can be done in the making of beauty two bear pho-|the Juvenile farm, spent the day yesscenes at} terday making camp and arranging lf 1a . § now oeccufOr agree he! Belt Rover umepe ne was least [oie Main forem hee ORE of the ane Lee a-| lon he mad reeeived allotmen Ont : which entitles him to the seventh choice in the homestead entries of 8 Mayor, is Ane Lucky in | John ko Lill of the Civil terday from ings, Mont ‘laid Elect Haddock... Mr. the Riverside burning Gn the hftls northeast of the elty last night, a long line of flame} extending toward the top of the hill | At the time the wind was blowing | stronge st. the advance of the naina¢| j}eould be readily marked. from the | but as the wind died down, the | city, progress was hardly noticeable jan Police willing- : Grande a Ratia ror, the back of which will Sarephic reproductions of sagoon Ten years ago the ground nied BOYS Thin PLOT TO KILI jalks on License Cut-AMayor icas| | ys | Thompson. approved yesterday all of} the matter passed on by) the city | yeeunel last Monday. night with. one eptia In the matter of le ug} o Heen e400; the fup his mine his- champlonship of Davis county and the winner will also take a purse of $200 as well as a side bet. In the afternoon the Dubei Salt Lake team will play the Ogden league team ‘ A gett e in re county will close or he (day. "or souvenirs every swamp. A e B. of. Haddoek ONE GOES DOWN FOR COUNT pice on the rest- when and will be two ball games. The fulteamwill Rigo Kaysville woman [; 0 Mr. truction of.of Saloonist Swings Weapon With Deadly Aim on Rowdy eet in charae- sports a opening Rio cosmopolitan expressing with 6 ter, the program will include addresses In native tongues for Swedish, Hawaiian; German, Danish, Norwegian, Seotch and Swiss, and visitors of each nationality will furnish some feature In the wey, of dances or national songs or game Chief ‘anion are view of makon record in Line. Thoroughly the 1, its elty M Lagoon arrangements : exeursions from for made in Aug. of attendance, beins | of celebration resort anniversary occurs, With the end in ing the-day the biggest the Lorenzo principal is BASS Sad tek ae are management biggest of the preparations the 111-113 and ness. to lend (their aid. to the moveOvi We are already crowded so far as sleeping apartments are concerned ind have. inquiries from many more leave in Pretentious Way. Outing Belts, Summer Ties, Soft Collars, Hosiery. Cool Fixings Galore. | whom Wwe would be glad te accommodate were it Wot for lack of room, ‘The lunch-room feature we are trying for a HMmited time, and if it proves the suceess we hopo it will, it wlll be made a permanent feature I shall be here mily a short time longer, but shall . that the work here will be in good hands and suc pee is ee rs Fe at It will Soa a at it has been Celebrated be to Opening of Hats. popuwhere of DAY. HERE. MADSEN, OWEN & 6O., which are in view of the patrons, with the cost per dish marked above One in search of a lunch looks over i}the list, decides upon what she des : 3 vee vel aia | alah he ne ee If Lo wares P a | s VB er ate e clerk WASPLES 2 OVS 6 DEY Pee , ; jin charge, who names the price of the lunch and receives the cash therefor If one wishes to 5 carry her lunch and the sur- | coftec she has thatof privilege, available j further privilege enjoying ANOTHER ARE Straw "Where the Clothes Fit." camp is Telegraph | reom provided Quite a number of miles distant. Mr.|young women visited the lunch-reom however, insta!l ajyesterday were greatly pleased w ith would WORK TRAPS ts ce ec KNOCKS OUT TWO| -GITY NEWS IN BRIEF WITH BEER PUMP Ennead forty and TO RUNAWAY | the Young| association of in by in WILL LIVE UP-TO-DATE TRAVELING SUITS, $7.00 10 $30.00. | | partner struck ore: from. the Brass)it has been tried Under the system roots, and could pan out color almost| 1 Woman may carry" her. lunch with all the way Some of the assays have! per and buy anys one' of':the. articles run as high as $4,000 He ‘could not} sfrered<.on. thelunch: counter, -all:Jof $486,970.40, Waller GN together at 144 North Fifth West street and were chums Yester- day Ly men in Orders BOOKS. Such Ompteda-Aus and the be had. were received several) days ago for the = loeal offiee of the geological suryey to Engl-jaccept the bid of \ the Independent company for the office service, and " this will make it necessary to have Scotthe same service established between for Europe. cee outdoor Government. From En-| System ees Christian adopted Are Novelty plan, making it possible to provide jluncheon at a much less cost than if} fit were necessary to add the wages of fob" Montgomery of Bullfrog i maids to wait upon the patrons of the} fame is the purehaser of the property | | W A. Juneh-room | that seems destined to form the nu| A number of young women patroncleus of another big camp. The nearjized the eafeterla yesterday and en- | est railroad point at present, aceording to Mr. Thomspon, is Johannes: | Joved the novelty of the plan, as ioe Z roy eRe, burg, on the Santa Fe On the por the excellent lunch pletion of the Bullfrog bran he | More of the young women In J floor stationed at the local post this fall, of the American house in Commercial Owing to the summer maneuvers of street and fell to the paved street with : little that probable is it army, the will be done toward arenes the | frightful force. He is now at St. post until the conclusio Mark's hospital and had improved The fact that a full Paeihont would | materially at midnight, though he Is eventually be assigned to the local] still in a critical conditions. post has been known for some time, Little is known of the injured man, to in condition been not has he is near|and time the that news the but walked he since himself about talk to business men is not less acceptable and as state opened at the Y. W. C.A. home on Mr. Thompson and John L. RamSecond Bast street. Young women of| sey really settled the camp last Janusalt Lake had their first opportunity ary, at least they were the, first ones to open any prospects or to search for|to serve themselves in a restaurant precious metals As a result of their |yesterday, for this serving of. one optimism, today the y have packed | ceir is a chief feature of the cafeteria takes to the s large Sagebrush | been drunkards and fools' took & morning yesterday early a O° Rourke rooms Provided Well cafeterna | Women among)the nap. the|Short for room ake to Douglas Fort regiment of infantry which according while to adage the The that/luneh Kenyon = Work old of the place of ac- Mr. Thompson will remain in Salt Lake a day or so longer and will then go either to Los Angeles or to Goldfield, where he is also interested, He Floor. commodate Its Quota. The as RUNS AWAY, IS NOW. ae American Thinking Ground Viands and construet a pipe line to| the arrangement and expressed the inthe water, according to tention of regularly patronizing this Thompson, feature of the Y. W. C. A. He could not give Mr. Montgom: ase ery's plans in detail, but believe a that Mrs. McLain Is Pleased. he intended prosecuting work vigorSpeaking of the success of the work opel and that a splendid camp would|jn general in this elty, Mrs. McLain, yon be where what is now practically | (ne state organizer for Colorado who a plain is assisting here, said ‘T am more Mr. Thompson said that he still pos-| (nan pleased with the way things are | sessed fifty claims, but that he had going Interest in the work is Rcetlt given an option on them, and believed ing daily, and more and more women Hotel. DRINKING BEEN REGIMENT F FOR POST at its camps pump Fatally|: carry Accident by at Pyecllent Joyed Will, Thompson take supply for a large mountain, twenty Montgomery will, Probably Hurt A. Nev registered soon Last} of lumber of hills. small thesprings in. rounding nearest' a ne John in Already Portune, Springs, who night, Into' Oat ae to place. last by arrest is now Worker cording Harry the Warm o'clock this up his hands, heard Went Have ‘em mandatory of was martender at saloon at 1 Harry held forced Keep Emigrant appearanee of a pistol, de- | Druce In-|Springs morning. Partner and Pulled hands owner of the property. fhe owners! country was searched, but no tract oo a nt to ceed oe him | of the robber was found oO ge 1e® prisoner to pay 1@ damage | = : a f to the light. Shannon and the agent, eis Oe eer a | it is said by the assistant attorney Druce said that the burglar enter} Went to Makai's cell at the city jail } ed through the front door, wearing und promised him immunity from ja blue handkerchief over his nose, prosecution if he would Come through | mouth and chin He had on a slouch withthe amount necessary ee but only the eyes were visible. 3$7.50, cover the damage. The prisoner came|The burglar is only about five feet through, > four inches In height, heavy set and Prisoner Exposes Detective. et complexioned : The bartender was alone in the When the case was called yesterday place at the time of the burglary afternoon in police court the prisoner und was foreed to de as the Intruder panes The $10 check was signed by told the story and exposed the detectMargetts, owner of the place, ive. The assistant attorney jumped to alae McC ornic ioivas peas his feet and denounced the action, mi ing that the police court could not used as a collection ageney, and Pe | openly charged the detective with exDetective and January sseph | While the lone burglar tapped the till a for $50 in eash and a check for $19, in jall and then he watched the Intruder deHe is charged with breaking a as part through the side door in a saloon It is said that he wes The pollee were notified of the held up in the place and that Enea uurglary aS soon as Druce could get his defense of himself he broke U to the telephone The patrol wagon light, > *hi Sh: , nes rorked -£ ne and Patrolmen Moore and Phillips now grows out of Makai, a Kanaka, Thompson Makes Escape. non, a city detective. Judge Diehl nied Shannon a hearing, and an vestigation will be held The Lone Demands Investigation. sensation court by Attorney AND TIME ~_ Is sistant WORKS The vacation season's here and we would like to check you through to Outing Comfort without excessive prices. Outing Suits of Flannel, Hardy Homespuns and Serges. Single and double-breasted Skeleton Sacks $9.00 to $22.50. SELL CLAIMS FOR $100,000/THEY CALL IT "CAFETERIA". | Such WHO RUNAWAY OUTING! shons jagainst the name of is made on paid him who Mrs. the give De- lee the de- Hartje. confession Hartje Hartje. by alleged that together to Mrs. claims to made false and | WE | Carpets The of | " CLEAN EVERYTHING! Wall Paper, Fu Satisfaction Wel- | |HOME HOUSE Guar cela CLEANING . Bee. co. evidence 102 South State. Ind. Phone 1293 |