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Harrison
-Journal.
VOL. XV. KAJEMRIBOST, AgK A., TECTTRSH)-A."Z
APRIL 16. 1903. 2S3 0.42
LOCAL NEWS OF
THE TOWN.
Dr. W . I. SayOMur coming.
f HERE AND THERE;
Hai-rlaon Nebr. April 7 103.
WAimro Employ taent for a woman
m v. . I . 1 ri : - I - , -...
Ut Friday.
Jobs Herman u down from Eckard, ,
8. D. Tuesday.
Btrniu E. Millar was in eMoodaace at
court this week.
particular call at the Press-Journal of
Mr. and Mrt. Clam Lading were Harri-
eea Tim ton Tuaaday .
Mr. J. C. Parson U gatbag along a
wall aa aaa ba expected; His wrist ia very
sore, and may not ba aa uaaful aa
yaari gone by, but wa ara aura Mr. Par
none ia thankful that it ia oo wornc, for
there aaamad danger of blood poisoning
at ona Uma.
Jacob Forster, from Ardmore 8, D. i
was m town Tuaaday,
Stuart Sides til down from bia ranch
ia Wyo. laat Saturday.
F. E. Jaadt and Joe Buab war in from
Bawitt tba Brat of tba waak.
J. W. Christian waa in from Wn ranch
Raw Hide Wednesday.
Dr. Saymour will ba in Crawford Nab.
May Mtb at OaU City Hotal.
W. F. Shepherd mada a pi
at our sanctum laat Saturday,
t call
Charlia Tbomaa and wifa warn in from
Old Woman crack laat Friday.
B. B. Dunn and family departed for
Danvar, Colorado Monday evening. Mr,
Dunn movad hara from Danvar but
prion, nod not liking thia country aa
wall aa Colorado, dacidad to return thara,
We are sorry to aaa thcra leave, but
frianda mutt part
Judge Harrington mada F. B. Jaadt
put up for tba coat of witnaaaca, and
aspanaa for not coming to tha trial, aod
wa think thia a wiaa plan by hia honor, for
wa hava too much of thia work, and if
I mora that maka it a point t dodge a trial
would hava to do thoaama. wedou'i
think Uiara would ba many caMa carriad
over.
Wa had aur usual Eos tar storm Sunday
bat ite ataioa ara all fadad now.
Jana C. MeneT and Claua Chriatanaan
wa ra in from Montroaa Tuaaday.
L. Dout waa attending court thia waak.
lit reports all wall down bis way.
Grto sVeeaewlee as Grant Demand
When colds and grip am prevalent tha
quickaat and surest remedies ara in grant
damaod. Mr. Joseph D. Williams, of
McUuff, Va., says that ha waa curwd of a
vary daap aod lasting attack of la grippa
by using Ctutmbarlain's Cough Remedy
aiier trying several other preparation
with no affect. For mla by all Druggist
"Gentlemen of tha jury," said n la wyar
what kind of swaaring baa baan dona in
thia case? Hara wa hara a physician, a
man who from hia high railing should
scorn to tell an untruth, hut what did he
testify, gentlemen? I put tha question
to him plainly, "Where was he stabbed?"
1 TT U1..-L.: I . . i i
Sam Porter and wifa cama down from I -"""""is'J. .-Hire, w oooi son
PlaaaaotBidga laat waak and atayad a ,
uw up men ana a nan io ina lail OI
bia medical Una, and an inch above tha
Our gonial aod accommodating depot umbilicus. And yal wa hava proved by
agent, E. F. Pontius, baa a lay off for unimptachad witnesses tlmt ha was
Iatakoad just below Uta railway station."
"JCaofaajOfa '
Sunday school at 10 o'clock; a vary
body invitad. W. H. Uatm; 8upt.
TO CUtt A OOIJD IK OWE DAT.
Take Laxative Kro o Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refaiMI I be ntouey If It rails to
ears. E. W. Qrove's slgnatora w ou esrti
aas. see.
couple of day.
aUty days, aod wall ha nsssrvse K.
Tha Hon. Judg J. J. Harrington open
ad court Tuesday, and there being a short
docket hia honor elaaad it in abort order
On our recent visit to ' 'oltoo wood wr
found everyone busy, and of a cheerful
and hopeful spirit, and wall might tbav
J. H. Newlin was down from Pleasant I ba for they hava baan Messed with an
Sabre laat Thursday. Ha is going to sail j abundant crop, and with tba ground in
hit iateroate thara, and mova to Harrison, good condition to uteri with, they fuel
almost assured of another good crop.
Tba visiting attorneys during court I We ara glad to note the fact that all
ware: Hons. A. W. crttee ana Allan U. seamed grateful to their Creator for hi
Fiahar of Chadroa, and W. H. Fanning manifold blessing-, and while tlwir num-
PUBLIC SALE.
207 CATTLE 207
The undersigned will sell at public auction at the Hescer place
three and a bait miles north of Harrison, Neb., oa April 20, 1903,
at 10 o'clock a. n. the following described property, to-wit:
45 Head of cows with calf at foot.
40 Head of diy cows and springers.
60 Head ot two and three year old steers.
23 Head of one year old steers. .
26 Head of one year old heifers.
8 Head of milch cows.
5 Head 2f bulls. '
passed. They were very beautiful.
I Tlieae good people undoubtly thirk like
Uta old saying. "The way to mans heart
is through the stomach, which in one
way is vary "true with all kinds of
animals, feed them well and sea bow
much they like you.
Peogt.
Professional Cards.
B eezes from Glen.
came home to spend
Carl Bo hers ia working for Mr. Cram
blat.
May Weber
Enntar.
Clara Cramblet is down with tba
measles.
Jimmie aturtad in tfhsu,! lra la.t Mnn.
No horses, no household goods, no machinery. Nothing; but day morning.
Everybody ia busy with their spring
plowing around hara.
ORANT GUTHRIE.
Attorney-at-Law.
Prompt attention given to all !ga.
mailers in Justice, County U( District
Courts, and before tba United Slate
Land Office.
Fire Insnranca written i eslmblr
sompaniaa.
OTLegal pa Bars oarafatly drown.
Hauubor. . Namaaju.
C&TTLB
TERMS
A credit of 12 months will be jfiven at 10 per cent interest with
bankable note.
FRBB LUNCH.
HO LLINGS WORTH & HOOPER.
Bob Keel, Auctioneer.
Enweeratt league.
At tha M E. .-hun'h iivcr.v Si. nil
evening at 7 .00 oilo k.
Everybody invited Sul'j.c ( i Apul:
, Dengav Slgnela.
Subject for April It. Pour R( Flags
Self Conceit, Prvjudi. Jralnu.ly, Ri-i
Ihs Handling of Another's Name. Hi.nl
lii. 16; Prov. vi. 84; Phil, it S.
W. H 1av; lr.
ho
The Modem Woodman era tahr by
surprise on lust Bolurtiiiy r.il.i
in seMthin, t the RiJhI NilNra.
ovarpowervd the atntry and n UW
ion of the camj., and it did iwt lak' ih
V. C, lone to gain his proprr fign-y Hi d
tquilibrium when b saw the tm.4t.-i
being uncoven-d, and '-he n:ati gwd
Huge that tnd to nmlc turn happy.
ahh'li I he Ruj hI Niglbnr. know mw
how f prepare. All prmenl had an .n.
yabla evening, and tba neiglihora are
always randy to acquiesce to the Royals,
and especially when tliey coma with wall
flllod haskata and their bright and jolly
face.
of Crawford.
John R. Howard, from Cottonwood,
waa io Tuesday to answer roll call as a
juror during the term of district court,
which convened on that day.
8. 8 Beak ley photographer from Valen
tine Is hara. and is prepared to U
nhotocraphs at reasonable prices. Oiva
ma a call. 8. 8. Baaxar.
These wishing photo but teas will do
well by ordering from ma. Samples in
Marsteller Bra, atiow case.
A atVUS DcajM.
Parties known themes! vea Indebted to
me, may call at Commercial Bank or J.
H, Ucy'a. and pay up.
K. Bohwar.
bars are not so large as they used to ba,
yat tha Sabbath School is still going and
with a very good interest, and from the
promises of attendance. Union Star & 8.
will hava an interesting Sunday Scoool
this spring and summer.
Tha legislature has passad a law, giv
ing tha wife one-hall of the husband's.
property in case tha husiauid should die.
Tba bill met considerable opposition , and
by a very small majority. Gov
ernor Mickey signed the bill and it became
a law. While there waa much oppoei
tioa to the bill by our law makers, we
think tba bill a good and just ona. Laws
ara supposed to ba mada for tha benefit
of the majority end e believe that tha
majority of wives ara aa reepoonibta for
what property has been accumulated as
is tha tiusbaad. Evan if she has not spec-
Three jury i-sss on tha dockrt and
sons of tha vi tried; Setms to us un im,
position on tha tat wiyave of the -uiW;
Tha summoning of this jury will out the
county two or thie hnnired duUnr
nith fiothins m-roii'fdid'u ii. :ipiI ,i,,.
rs prnae ui hud h t hi- in x : rtii of
ourl. Tw jud:- Ih-i try the
nt, hihI tiii trie KMvriieya "i t
come to trihl (- 1 1 ,.iil juil; i-lmuM
liave power to make them act. Tins
carrying om caa bv attornrya la-n
unm-cSKarv nay nrtnt nil riiix to Ih-m
hut not to niu t tin I art biiKy, and Ilia
haw other intervste to look nfti r, uiid
we hope that, our law inakr nun find
some way of n-niHiying this dtlge.
No Jeka.
fe.pli' who iiuaguu) that tbe act for
lh extirpation of prairie dogs was a joke
and are reproving tbe legislature for its
ieviiy in passing it, live, doubtlese, in tbe
cuHtern part of the slate and do not know
utiy thing about prairie dogs. Where the
prairie dog abounds he is the insidious
anddungernua foe of the farmer. He
fills the surface full of holes to break tha
Wa had a white E-ister here. How
aver the anow didn't stay very long, and
we were glad to esc it go.
Wa were disappointed because Rev
Sloan waa unable to be with ui, and hold
revival meetings aa we expected.
We had a good 8. 8. last 8unduy. even
it did storm, also a short Easter service
after 8. S. After the programme we
received pretty Easter cards colored
eggs and candy birds neste full of candy
eggs, bo you see we had a nice time
any wav.
Last Monday April 18 Mr Huntley and
Mr. Denslow, started for Crawford, when
about two miles east of Olen, the neck
yoke came down, and tbe tongue fail, and
legs of the cow um and ha eata It
succulent gran and alfalfa and crowds friK,XDd ln teHni " thi ' ny
Wa baa raw itt.M gents Clatarlted and planned aa has tha husband,
over-ooata that we are cosing out for
819.08, )ow ia your chance.
Lewis Oerlaoh.
Caere taken up t y the t'lulru t Court
and dispneed of as follows:
F. E. Jandt vs Sioux Co., Ci-ntinii)
Sious t 'o. vs Francis A Oshonif '
" ' vs M, Lfn vtu Duinfi-rd '
v Fiorn R. Ft nHr vl al "
' vt Heirn John R, lark et al '
11 .4 yg ..1 I. I l 14
Thoe. B Snyder vs O. W, Lrake at al
Henry Gulkk vs Thus. B. Snyder, Dftvte
answer in thirty days
Willis H. Pulten vs M. E. Bitcner etal
dead ordered
oo; the cattle and HlK-pp and in other
ways is a most expensive animal to
ho inl and lodge The owner of land
who cultivates and occupies his farm
can easily extirpate the little beast by
ohviout method of poisoning him.
It tuny In cruel but it is as necesrary as
it is to Ntrew indigestible and harmful
(.10 vender before lite rats and mice in
j our cellar ud garret. It cost littli
beyond some diligence, and every provi
dent farmer will clear his own premises.
But the non-resident spec u later in lands
doesn't care and his dogs eat up tlx
crops of hlx neighbors.
The old crude way waa to offer prem
iums for acal of psrdatory animals and
vermin. Tha state was thereupon called
to pav tlta residt nt of an infested section
to clean out their own pasta It never
n-orKMi to good advantage because it
rHi.llv (-iHoiiriigiHl ihe nurture and pro-
tfi iioiioi the j! in oritur to finally
secure a maximum of sculps and draw
lorney from the state treasury fur Uieni.
Both the men received a hard shock,
though Mr. Huntley wa still able to go
to Mr. Webers for Help. Mr. Weber got
his new carriage out and took tbe men on
to Crawford to the Doctor.
Mr. Denslow was on his way to Craw
ford to take the train far Uoopr, to
attend his sisters wedding. And we ara
glad to say, that altho' he had a hard
time of it, but he was still able to go to
Hooper to sea hia sister married.
"Boo."
Andrews Happenings.
Oh, the "Buds of Springr
Mr. and MrsWoi. Fall visited Tom
Junes's last Sunday. ,
Mrs. J. D. Praetor and Mrs. & E. Jones
were Harrison vinitors laat Thursday.
What at such a time are fortune tell
ers, (Mid cows, old maids, histories,
broken hrarted bachelors, chronologi
and traditions? White river sings carols
t lie principle of the prairi dog bill pass- ar.d glees amid it all and tries to cheer
ed by the legislature is sound. If tlie up the crowd.
land ownt-r tiarUirs prairie (logs and da- The green grass is flaming up on the
ciu.es u UKe the necessary measure for hillside, not vellow. but irreen is the
J. H. LACY.
successor to E. Rob web.
DKALXR TS
Harness, saddles, range
goods, lumber, all kinds of
building material.
Farm machinery and hard
ware. Flour, grain and feed.
When in need of anything in my line
give ma a call: We will treat you nht.
Northwestern
LINE
ONLY
Railroad between Missouri RJvm ami
Chios.
Direct line to St. Paul MlnneaaaUe-
Direct Lin to Black Kills.
Apply to nearest awSent far retee. nua
fend time curds.
New Schedule of Trains.
Taking effect Sunday Nov. iff.
Wast Bound. East BoundV
Morning. Evening.
No. 69 Frt.4:15p.m. No, 60, Frt. . . .35
No. 5, P?r. 10:55 No. .Pr. arnvaa,
6:33, departs 7 .Oft
Both trains carry passengers.
llieir ! struct ion Ui county will do it
for him and charge up the expense as a
In n on his lund and he has to pay tba
county. That is the proper thing to do
and there is oo joke about it. State
Journal.
flame. A symbol of perpetual youth or
if green bashful boys. The pines look
brighter, greener, more erect and alive
than ever; How's that? Spring is here
the vear has begun with younger
demonstrations and propositions than
ever before. Proof The faint silvery
warblings are hoard over the partially
War Bonnet Topic.
The storm prevented ua from holding green and moist prairies from tha And
raw frogs, dam builders, song
a. 8.
Irnnk Scott is working at tha 8 E at
pn-aent.
Miss Mary Schaefer is working at tba
8 E for Mrs. Grimm.
Bill Harvey was working for Mr.
Plunkelt a few days last week.
Ed and Ben Scott attended the literary
Joseph H. Warner vs Root Pomeroy at at Harrison. They report a real good
GUARD BALL.
April 1?th. at Andrews Hall. Everv
bod? invited. BoaoUtore 15 cts. Good
Musio. B. C. Dog.
!h"j?' 171 c,,iWr,"!B..j1,minF.Monrev.Lor.n,8
interests with uncomplaining fortitude
nod patience. Why Ummi should aha not
ba recognised as tha main beneficiary to
that which aha has helped to accumulate?
Bushville Standard.
SEVEHE ATTACK OF GRIP.
Cvired by Owe Befits of Chemhwrlata's
Whan I had an attack of tba grip
I laat winter (the second one) I act ually
by calling at I cured myself with ooe hot lie of Cham-
I bar Iain's Cough Raniady." sat Frank
W. Parry, Editor of tha Enterprise, at
Andrew MnUiaWy'e familiar face was Shorts villa, N. T. "This is tha honest
aan im oar streets on last Monday. Mr. truth., I at times kept from coughins
MoOintey has had quite a wage af staving I myself to pieces by taking a laansou'jl
Tbare waa pair of ladle's gauntlets
left st the court houss at tha time Mr.
Baumaan of Crawford was hara, and tha
owner can gat lha
thia ottos.
al. continued
Edward Schwarts vs F. E A M V. R. B.
t'o f continuad
OraatOuthria vs Sioux county, found
for county
MO -t
al, li4Uiui at cost of pbiutilf
I has. W. Percy vs W. J. A. Rkihi t al
dirmixaeo
M. J. CtXmnall vs Adolph Csrrac et al
deed ordered
W. Chauncy FMi at al vs Oeo. D.
Canon, decrae
Wm.J. A. Ra urn vs Chas. W. r rc .
dismissed
E. Lyon vs W. O Patternon, . ontumed
O. Quthrie v J. W, R-ed t l ul, ordr of
nsU
John Wehar va laador Ru hstein, inl-f !
sale
M J. OVonn va French B. Lucbaiwsl,
order of sale
MJ.O' r.,,i it v . . ., Vo id ,
Ume.
Mias Dorman and Laura Lonn and
Addis Keel were guests of Mrs. Fiolav
last Monday,
Hurrah for Easter storm which means
rain oi snow for the next ? Sundays, and
thai means good crops this year.
hen aod
rattlesnakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wright and baby.
Misses. Elsie and Edna Rohwer and Mr.
J. M. Stimson attended the dance at Mrs.
Chris Christensun's laat Saturday.
All of the above, except Mr. Stimson,
stayed and visited over Sunday at her
home. , They report a good time.
Come forth all ye blossoms
Start, needs, from tha ground,
Ya songs of birds waken
For spring is at hand.
Ite touch on tha tree tops
Its kiss in the air,
Makea odors of heaven
Mr. Oeo. (Jrlmm went down to Bodarc P"" UP whrn-
indoors, and hia many frieods are glad to I of this remedy, and when the mushing ordvrofM'e
J. 0 Siiphiv Atv of Print Pltaa
deceased, license to aril gruntrd
Orsat Outhria vs John W. Uall at at.
diemiaasd at plaintiff's cost
O. Outhria vs J. W. Hall dismissed at
plaiflUffs costs
(I QiUhne vatToM. Uaimou si al, di
missed at plaintiffs coats
lajdagam. I apail would coma on at night I would
take s dose and It seemed that in the
at Celda aeJ Qvte. I bnafast Interval the oough would pass
Tha si as last danger from raids and I oaT and I would go to steep psrfacUy f rat
gnn In ahoir raMlting ia ssnnmsnla. If from og sad Its acoompsning pains.
rssmnskli ears ia used, however, mm to nay tnat tna remeay a-Men aa a moat
OiamharUln's Cough Remedy teken. all agraaahla minirim ih putunn la viry
aSnsw srlll ba avoided. Ammtc tha tasa miMly. I had no aJ.-a that it a.uW oi
of trtnnasada who hava ftaad this raasady eouM knoei nut the grip, emipiv iwrnum- u. wuturis va i im. narmon wi al, .ua
i a HiliititT r.t
(i I Ml' til :( . O" Mm " I'll rtl, eti (,.'
mJ i.i ilnililifr i1-
Ttum. I' Hn; ! sit, J - u,- .
d.'t' '.nlr 1 'n til
vfis Kuw';l. -r- v A : !', V
miifiJate spread iin icimtd
Kesati ioaiwtr va Jarry f. Will at sL
f at Mae tt-rtn-rs ws hava yet to learn I nao aevrr irii u ror su.n a .'iri -.
al a eaartaaMhtvingraenlted In naa but It did, and it swamed with ih M-.n.i
w ibrh ahowi eoaolasivalff thoA it attack of coughing tlx rem-.l. ..- u. M it
fciaftarkair wvntlva of that aancarwus to not onlv b of b dura"on. I.ji 'w,
Assam H will ewra a eoid ar an stuck pms wre Ur l '. , n I had not.
of tftft fffp ka Van time than atf .i1he iiaadihcn!intinf ...ia boa I- bfor"
Mb) ssMtftfti asl aaie to 1 r. unp n.in oo ma aui'iu. y
rwaakbvstl fuliakn, aDVagiata
last Saturday, and stayed over night
with hr sister Mrs. Matt Hall.
John Anderson and his brother went
to Crawford last Thursday to attend tha
Mason Lodge of whirh they are both
menjUrK, Julm Marking ai-iimpaiii.d
them to tail i- in the toM'n.
We lvarni from parties must ci nicer
n.d that Mike Jordan anktd Miss Emma
Noristi to krrp house for him, and she
aco pted. I kiippoae this is the new way
of popping tlw question. Ehl Mike.
M-i iog w ork has begun, we have pie s t-
lvi! tt(s, Rolarri Kxel and neighbor
I o a. luivpi'Wd ii-lroats and supMsa
tli' "Hug hen" has got.e io setting, aa 1
era she waa to busv to apprar in the
"Sttn" laat week.
. I believe Robert KmI ia about tha
earliest man for his sine I ever knew, 1
men him going af'-r a lad of asnd on
the Biehle pin re al eon up, which lie got
it d hnuleri Hnrrivm. Ounie hnck and
i ..i in if I..H.I, and was malmig home
i mi it, nr. How isihalfora
MyV .. 1 .
I... I: i.t ; r.v t ixi , i Nnrixlu.
' , s li. n , i,ii! cruit wnsntlwr ti, n
: - i! . r v a i-rT'l to ila whole
topi uunn' I. .iltr which Ihry held 8 8.
and than Easter eggs erf all oviora war
Ttiere was a dance Easter eve, arrang
ed and prepared by Mrs. Chris Christen
sen at her home. It was in honor of her
birthday. A large crowd attended The
music and dance was enjoyed tha fore
lrtf the evening, then cama tha de
lightful suppt-r. It was almost beyond
description. There wa evert thing the
heart could wish for. 1 nevr saw a
prettier supper in Sioux Co., and after 1
ate my supper I decided that "looks" and
"tastes" wsnt together. It was sweat as
a sweet h en rt sweetened with white sugar
mixed with powdered silver and seed
diamonds. I tell you it diden't take long
to dispose of it I There were 41 present.
Thty set S tables anil had ampin upply
for all. We are all glad that she had a
birthday and wish to thank Mrs, Chris
Chrtstensen and family for the kind enter
tninui. nt and treat given us; We cherish
your friendship and wish that all your
tears ba filled ith htppinesn.
'Bona anD Blossoms."
Carkwaad Osaka tha Bast.
Caitu ot corkwood weight only 10
pounds and a similar caik of hard
wood weighs SO pounds. These cVs.
rr.lrh war recently Inverted b;: a
reiKont of Algeria, sre tiou conduct
ors cf bast nil cold, aod tba stavej
do not warn.
ANDREW PROGRAMME.
FOR APRIL 84th. 130 P. M.
Greeting ....Lilian E Hsrri
Welcome psarl Shepherd
"Song of the Ross" By the school
Becitetion Clara ChriHiiMa
" Ray Ititgetmsn
" Bridie .tones
Rec "The Dutchman's Kad.raie'
Eva Proctor
"Tha Spanish Caveliar"..Lrgn PmiIs.
Recitation "Ain't He Cute"
1 homos Jones
" Roy Hageruikiu
8olo "Will there bo any Stare" 8l u-d
BeciUtion "Only tba,, Baby"'
Ptarla Jones
Dialogue "Auntie Dolefui's Visit'
Eva Proctor and Mahal ChriaUiihr.n
Song. ..."Tba Footsteps on lha bum"
By School
Dialogue.." Pearla and tha Postm-iter
Pearla Jones and Clara Christen" n
Recitation ...."No Baby in the H,n"
Mabel hristensen
Trio "Three Birds".... By Eva Pro-torfc
Mabel Chriatenaen and Birdia Joaea.
Dialogus ."Clara CI iriJ wmhi'
Eva Proctor and Thomas Jon.s.
Rec. ...."An Old Man's Story" Hetct-d.
Song ...."Croquet" ....By uldur pupil
"Five Little Sunflowers" '
"A 8hght Mistake".... Eva ProcUr and
Miss Harris
"Exercise in Music".. By the School
Deaf and Dumb Soog . .Eliaaheth Harris
Song .."Fairy Moonlight ..i.By NcIiaoI
Dialogue "How fine cured Him"'
Eva Proctor, Thomas and Pearla Jones.
Re Mrs. 8. E. Jon-e.
" D. W. Hhapherp,
Song ....By older pupils.
Rec. Edward Marshall
Dialogue "Oeod Night" Smaller pupfla
Parting Song ........By School)
In Ona Aora af Q round
la dining an acre of tround a
tnnis 111,000 spadefuls of earth. anf
tha sail movad daring tha work walgbst
U tons.
Fakirs Have laay Thlm
Tha aatlvas of India sever allow a.
fakir of ' whom thara are I.M0jBih
who Mra by begging to starve.
Materials In Preneh Prtoawa.
Tha number of motorists gtttieg.
Into trouble) with Ua rraaah polloa ka
so large that tha rules of prison lite
are having t be highly spaclallsedL
their regard. Complaints of out
raged dignity os tha pari of Im
prisoned motorists hava beoome so,
free. neat that the rtalatar of tha la-,
tarter has lea nod a bow rafuloUea,
tar tba asalwjv haajaflt of smjrtavedt
voteiia of the) saw taeemotten. Per-. -soni
Imprlaoaad far bran eh of motor
car reajvatttoss sra to raerdi
eraiy as "aactuaA peraoas." are to.
have ha right 1" lad thair awo SMd,.
to bo oaly llrfcth learahad. te aa-
Uw "daaaha," aM la H
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