The Tacoma Daily Ledger from Tacoma, Washington • 8

'A i THE DAILY LEDGEIi TACOMA WASirrXGrTOX STJXDAY MARCH 1903 i DEAD YOUNG MAN RETURNS TO LIFE STATE NEWS SOLUTION OF TOE LABOR QUESTION notified It is understood that several children survive her Coroner Hoye left for Maple Valley this afternoon where it is likely an inquest will be held It is the second accident to occur on that road in the past week Several days ago a brake-man fell from a freight car in South Seattle and died from his injuries a short time later CKDERTAKER REFUSES TO BURY THOMAS GUSLAYDER and jewel cases in the house At the alarm made by the cat the burglar dropped his parcel and escaped with $50 in money he had secured from the house Mrs Price was sleeping peacefully when about 2 in the morning the favorite cat jumped on the bed' ana began scratching her face This alarmed the woman who thought possibly the house was on fire and the pet was attempting to awake her She sprang from the bed and hurried down stairs The jewelry and silverware was stacked up with considerable wearing apparel for carrying away but the thief had escaped WOMAN DISAPPEARS EROM WENATCHEE DESOY HIRES A LAWYER Tamwater Body la Still Limp a Week After He Waa Pronounced Remarkable Caae of Apparent Pnrenta Are Still Working Over the Body MISS LEHA KIYG HAS BEEN MIS- SISO FOR 8EVES WEEKS EVERETT HERALD TO ERECT BUILDING Yonng Womu Toole Train for Spokane January 84 to Visit Her Hone and Has Serer Since Been Seen or Heard From as Far as la Known Jailer Slayer Will Fight for His 11 fe OLYMPIA March 14 Chris Benson who killed Jailer Morrell has decided to make a fight for his life He has employed Attorney Phil Skillman to defend him A few days ago he stated that he wras sure he would be convicted and sought spiritual aid to help him during his last days As the time draws near for the trial to take place he has decided to make a defense Benson and his attorney were in consultation for some time this afternoon but whether or not a line of defense was decided upon the attorney would not State The most Scientific and Successful treatment of die ease together with the best and purest of medicines tor nished under this nominal fee-rate Strnctmre Will Be a Haadaome Three-Story Pressed Brick on Prominent Double Corner Hundreds of your friends taking advantage of tbs opportunity to be cured of long-standing troubles at a trifling cost JSpeeicl Dispatch to Tit LeOoerj OLYMPIA March 14 A local undertaker refuses to bury Thomas Gus-lander a young man 20 years of age who was pronounced dead by his physicians Dr Bridgeford and Dr Morrell at his home in Tumwater a suburb of this city last Tuesday morning The death certificate was signed and funeral arrangements were being made when it was discovered the young body was not stiff six hours or more after his supposed death Guslander had been afflicted with inflammatory rheumatism and had been ill but a short time The physicians insist that life is extinct The parents of the boy refuse to give him up and have been working over him since Tuesday The body is not yet rigid The funeral will be post- STEGER PROFIT SHARING There was a happy crowd in Steger I1L last Saturday evening And all were piano makers There were 375 of them besides Stegor himself atad his two stalwart sons It was the occasion of the annual profit sharing 'under the Steger system by which from 2 to 5 per cent of tho profits is distributed among the employes It was the fourth yearly distribution and when the last workman put his money in his pocket there had been just $1925658 distributed to the faithful men who have contributed to the growth of the Steger Sons Piano Company There is a lesson in social economics and whole sermons on 'the solution of the labor question 3kfr Steger the head of the above distinguished piano manufactory has won the plaudits of the entire laboring world by his fair dealings with his men and each and every piano bearing the name is the product of conscientious workmen whose only ambition is to produce an instrument of the highest type of the piano art Steger estimated worth is over one million dollars every dollar of which has been honestly accumulated The Record of Cures Grows Daily NOME TREATMENT PASSING OF CATARRH INTO CONSUMPTION A TYPICAL CASE "quests all Who Mr Peter Nyholm Post master of Edgewood Wash adds his Testimony Eoncd indefinitely until it is ascertained es jeyond doubt whether there is still life EVERETT March The Everett Herald Publishing company today purchased from the Everett Improvement company a double corner on Colby avenue and Wall street and will erect thereon at once a handsome block of pressed brick plans for which have already been ordered from an Everett architect Construction will begin immediately on acceptance of plans The new building will be for the own use and will be equipped with every facility of an up-to-date newspaper plant The Herald will be the only paper on Puget Sound tTTown the building it occupies The Herald will be enlarged to an eight-page seven-column paper the page being the same in size as that of the Seattle and Tacoma papers A new and latest improved linotype machine direct from the New York factory will be installed which added to the present equipment will make a battery of three of the best modern Mergenthaler typesetting machines A new double-feed Dispatch press has been bought in the East and is now on its way to Everett The job printing department will also be strengthened by the purchase of a new Whitlock cylinder press especially ailing all who fed a gradual weak! ening or all who realize that thrir health Is being undermined by Mnu unknown complaint to cut out thh slip mark the questions that am to your case and he will nuk diagnosis free of charge to that of many others who have personally tested the merits of the Co- in the young body MYSTERY OF DEATH Death of Dew nit Wolfard SPOKANE March The death of Dewalt Wolfard was reported by a telegram received yesterday from Alameda Cal Mr Wolfard was 78 years of age and was well known throughout Eastern Washington He had resided for four years at 1707 Boone avenue with his wife who survives him He had been infirm for several years and had retired from active business but it was not until recntly that it was ascertained that he was suffering from disease and that his condition was serious Mr and Mrs Wolfard had been accustomed to spend the winter in California and went to Alameda several months ago He became rapidly worse a few weeks ago and was unable to return to Spokane where his friends and children live Death came yesterday forenoon Besides his wife he leaves four children all grown They are: Oliver Wolfard Mrs Addie Benshaw Lake Wolfard and Vert A Wolfard Mr Wolfard crossed the plains and settled at Silverton Ore in 1853 Previous to that time he had lived at Portsmouth Ohio He was of German blood though born in Alsace France He spent nineteen years in Oregon and was one of the first settlers at Colfax Wash in 1872 He had been prominent in Whitman county for many years and did not leave Colfax until four years ago after he had retired from active life He hath been an Odd Fellow for many years The remains wilt be brought to Spokane for interment and will be shipped at once Is your nose stopped upr Is there pain in front of head? Is your throat dry or sore? Have you a bad taste morning? Ia your cough worse at night? Is your cough worse morningi? Is your tongue coated? 1 1 Ia your appetite failing? Ia there pain after eating? If you get up suddenly are you tiny? Do you have hot flashes? Po you have liver marks? Do your kidneys trouble you? Pain in back or under shoulder blades? Do you wake up tired? Are you losing flesh? Is your strength failing? Special DUpateJito The Xsdpwl WENATCHEE March Mr Salford of Spokane arrived in the city Tuesday in search of a clue as to the whereabouts of his sister-in-law Miss Jna King Miss King came to Wenatchee from Spokane about four months 'since and accepted a position in the office of Kobert I Skiles She -held this position until the evening of the 24th of January when she asked Sir Skiles for leave of absence for a couple of days to visit her home She left on the evening train which was behind time and it did not reach Spokane until 4 o'clock on the morning of the 25th It is -known that she took this particular train and that was the last seen of her by any acquaintance so far as is known Her folks in Spokane were not aware of the facts for some days and when they were informed that she had left for a visit to her home thought it probable that instead of doing so she had gone to Seattle to visit a cousin there When it was learned that this was not the case her mother and other relatives became immediately alarmed Inquiries were sent out at once in all directions and every possible effort made to locate the young lady but without resulting in any tangible clue to her whereabouts The account of the affair lias been kept from the papers up to this time in the hope that she could be found without giving publicity to the matter Miss King was of a very quiet disposition attending strictly to her business Until coming to Wenatchee she had always lived with her mother to whom she was very devoted and all of her friends and associates were of irreproachable character Miss King is about 29 years of age though she did not appear to be over 22 or 23 and of attractive appearance She is 4 feet 11 inches high weight 105 pounds dark hair and eyes steel gray in color Her address is 1111 Woodland avenue Spokane Mr Safford is" in the real estate business in that city at 301 Mohawk block Any information throwing light on the mystery of the young disappearance will be thankfully received at either of the above addresses adapted for fine halftone book work and with a guaranteed speed of 3000 impres sions an hour This arrangement will make the Herald office equal in job printing facilities to any house in the DEAFNESS AND EVERETT YEWS seen around the town the day before the robbery Both had broken pocket knives with enamel clinging to the edges It is thought the knives were used to scrape the enamel off the safe EVERETT Match It is reported in railroad circles that before many weeks the Great Northern company will begin the construction of car shops in this city Mr Peter Nyholm Edgewood Wash lumbian treatment and his experience should prove instructive to all sufferers from HEAD If Catarrh has extended to the ean mark the questions below witfi aa and send in for the diagnosis Is your hearing failing? Do your ears discharge? Ia the wax dry in the ears? Are the ears ary and scaly? Ia there a throbbing in ears? Sounds like steam escaping? Is there a buzzing sound heard? Are you gradually getting deaf? Do you have ringing in the ean? Roaring like a waterfall in head? Do you have earache occasionally? Are there cracking aounda heard? Ears hurt when you blow the aoae? Hear better some days than Noises in your ears keep you awaki? Hotel for Port Angeles PORT ANGELES Wash March Articles of incorporation qf the St Louis Port Angeles Investment company bare' been filed in this city The incorporators are George Reid and If A Lingenbrick of St Louis and Charles Brown of Port Anggles The capital stock is placed at 150000 The com Ballet In the Head Was From HIb Own Gan SEATTLE March The bullet found in the head of Murray is believed to be one from his own gun This startling fact developed late yesterday afternoon upon a comparison of the bullets fired in the fight and killing which occurred at grocery store last Monday night Two bullets were found in the body one having entered the breast and the other the head back of the ear It had been supposed that Detective Adams fired the shot entering the body and Detective Lane the one in the head Coroner Hoye and experts assert that the I bullet in controvery was not fired from the Colt gun which Lane carried The mystery in the case is increased by the statements of physicians that Murray could not have fired the shot which entered his own head and ranged down- ward fnto his' neck The brother of the dead man George Murray arrived in the city yesterday from San Francisco and will probably ask that an inquest be held over the remains The brother of the dead man says he had never been in any trouble nor had he a bad record as was told the police by an insane negro Mr Murray says he cannot explain the circumstances under which his brother was shot His aged mother in San Francisco is nearly broken-hearted as a result of his death Her dead son had been married and leaves two children in California He was 42 years of age instead of 31 as reported At one time he was employed in responsible position by a large mercantile house in San Francisco had the handling of big sums of money and faithfully performed Ids work The dead burglar was buried late this afternoon his brother having decided not to insist upon i an inquest The bullet which killed Murray was from his own revolver and entered the back of his head He could not have' fired the shot and Detectives Lane and Adams will not admit that one of them fired it from the gun Neither will they admit that Murray was decoyed out to the place where they were lying in wait They say they had a tip that a robbery was to take place and simply waited for developments Prizefighting prizefighters and men who affiliate with fallen women and who live from the proceeds of their traffic are to be wiped from the map of Everett This stand has been taken by Sheriff Brewer who said this morning he held the prizefighter and the the worst elements in the world of crook-dom Sheriff Brewer holds office for two years to come and he stated today that during the term of his office he intended making Everett a moral city along the lines mentioned above pany will erect a new three-story brick hotel 100x100 feet and a large business Medals for Buffalo Exhibits OLYMPIA March The secretary of state has received the gold silver and bronze medals and diplomas awarded hi state for exhibits at the Buffalo exposition The secretary of state is made custodian of the awards They are as follows: Gold medals on agricultural products fruits forestry silver medals on food fish preserved red cedar fruit in jars collection of apples animals supplying food to aborigine bronze medals on fir logs red cedar shingles red cedar siding grasses fir plafiks ores and minerals flax diplomas on beets and cucumbers wood carvings barley and oats in sheaf and Washington red cedar siding block The brick will be manufactured here The work will be under the direction of A Lingenbrick who has recently arrived from St Louis' t- UJ COLDS GRIP AND CATARRH Mr trouble was the result of a cold which gradually developed chronic catarrh of the head and throat whence it passed into the bronchial tubes and lung cells Great loss of blood from HEMORRHAGE OF THE LUNGS and the ceaseless coughing so reduced Mr strength that at last he was unable to work while the chills and fever persistent night sweats and wasting away in flesh gave every indication of RAPID CONSUMPTION Chnckanmt Cot-Oil Completed FAIRIIAVEN Wash March The BODY MANGLED BY WHEELS contractors have completed work on the Chuckanut cyt-off of the Great North Mr Walker 11331 St for 13 years a resident of give the Columbian treatment my unqualified approval and indorsement For two and a half years I had bees afflicted with obstructive catarrh mouth-breathing prolonged1 attack of sneezing hawking and spitting and catarrhal headaches I had inteoae earaches with running ears I hare been cured at a trifling cost" ern railroad and are shipping 'their implements and machinery to Montana A new line is to be built from Columbia Falls to Arrow lake a distance of seventy miles It is to be built to reduce the grade from 85 to 13 feet per mile By this new line the Great Northern will save two time on the overland run The Everett High school has received two valuable donations The first is a letter from Thomag Jefferson dated 1803 written when he was president to Captain Lewis of the Lewis and Clark expedition which the former carried with him on his venturesome trip to the Pacific ocean The letter gives Captain Lewis unlimited credit to draw upon the United States treasury whenever be should reach the Pacific ocean For that reason besides being of great historical value it is unique in giving its bearer such unusual powers It was donated to the High school by the Book club The club received it from Professor Meaney of the University of Jlis stomach also became affected and instead of digesting naturally his food fermented causing pain in the stomach bloating heartburn and eructations of gas and burning liquids into the throat Of his condition nod treatment Mr Nyholm said: had tried so many remedies without success and has grown so weak and John MeArdle Dead SEATTLE March John MeArdle an od pioneer of Washington died last night at Providence hospital at the ad- vanced age of 70 years Mr MeArdle had not been well for some time and his death was not unexpected He was an uncle of ex-Alderman William MeArdle of this city Mr MeArdle had lived in the state of Washington for thirty-three years and devoted his best efforts to the upbuilding of the state Funeral services will be lield tomorrow afternoon at 2 at the Church of Our Lady of Good Help under the direction of Collins Brothers Rev Father Prefontaine will conduct the services' Washington- The other donation was given to the Will Develop Arid Lands NORTH YAKIMA Wash March Knuppenbcrg has arrived from Spokane and opened an office for the Yakima Land Cattle company This company owns two townships of land in the Moxee country A preliminary survey will be commenced next week for a canal to carry water from the Natchcs river and it is expected that work will be commenced on the canal this spring A' large storage reservoir will also be built at -Bumping lake and the surplus water used in watering this land WORN OUT WITH SUFFERING that I was completely discouraged and feared I would die of consumption I found the Columbian treatment very different from any I had tried and under the mild and soothing ap school by 1 Professor Karsliner formerly of the Everett High school but now of the Chicago university It consists of 100 valuable microscopic slides to be used in the Btudy of physiology Mrs Hamlin Meets Instant Deatk at Maple Valley SEATTLE March A tragic accident occurred at Maple Valley near Cedar Mountain this morning when Mrs Hamlin a woman 50 years of age and deaf was run down and killed by a logging train of the Columbia A Puget Sound railroad Her body waa literally ground to pieces and it was necessary to pick up the remains in a box Mrs Hamlin was crossing the track at the time the accident occurred Being deaf she did not hear the heavy train approaching and before the engineer could bring his train to a full stop the unfortunate woman was knocked uown and her body crushed by the heavy whhels The train was filially stopped and members of the crew went in search of" the body Mrs Hamlin bad just made the purchase of a small store at Maple Valley and was on her' way home when she was killed She had crossed the depot platform and started across the track when hit by the engine She did not live far from the scene of the accident According to reports brought to this city today members of the train crew attempted to warn Mrs Hamlin of the approach of the train and the whistle was blown She did not bear however and was killed before she knew the train was upon her Mrs Hamlin bad lived at Maple Valley for some time -and was very well known Her husband was at Columbia at the time of the accident and was later SEATTLE GRAND JURY QUITS OUR SPECIALTIES Chronic Catarrh mill its forms Asthma Bronchitis 'Incipient Consumption Rheumatism Vis-eases of the Stomach the Kidneys the Nefhous System Blood and Shot treated at the Columbia Institute at a Month Medicines included until Fores plications I quickly improved COUGH GRADUALLY LEFT ME my appetite and digestion were restored and my strength returned to Slew Trial for Crawford OLYMPIA March 14 The supreme court filed decisions in the following cases: Joshua Peirce et al appellants A Fawcett respondent Action to recover upon a covenant of warranty Judgment in favor of respondent in lower court which is sustained State vs Crawford killed Huhn in Kittitas county and was convicted of manslaughter A new trial is ordered on account of errors Marshal Kraby this morning took possession of his office His bond for which he has been waiting for several days arrived and was placed on file at the city clerk's office It is not expected that any radical change will be made in the police force and its methods as a result of the election of the new marshal Among the improvements to be made will be the revision of the old police rules me again I am very grateful for what has been done foFme and to all who suffer as I did I would simply xay Go to the Columbia Medical stitute and be cured cured Don't pay more CONSULTATION FREE Golff Bearing Quarts PULLMAN Wash March George Ritchey reports making a great strike in gold at the Wild Goose rapids on Snake river A ledge of decomposed quartz is said to be rich in gold One lot on which 'a party worked during afi afternoon in pulverizing washed out $400 in coarse gold The discovery is some abandoned placer diggings that were operated in the Several residents of this city have gone to the new fields to stake claims Cot Frightens Burglar PORT TOWNSEND Wash' March 14 A cat in the house of Price frightened away a burglar after he had collected all the diamond rings brooches The Columbia Giledical Institute' am Plggott Adjourns the Body and Goes Away SEATTLE March 14 A climax was reached in the affairs of the King county grand jury yesterday afternoon when Foreman Piggott of his own volition and it is said without the consent of a majority of Hlie members declared the jury adjourned Jo March 23 in order to permit bim to go to California Whether or not the action of the foreman will be regarded as final remains to be seen At least seven of the jurors last night declared emphatically that they would not be bound ty Hie action of the foreman When the jury was on the eve of adjourning shortly after 5 yesterday afternoon 'Foreman Piggott announced that private business made it imperative that he be in San Francisco next week He suggested' that an adjournment be taken for one week The suggestion was not favorably received Several members of the jury pointed out to their foreman that the mite when the jury would be forced to adjourn permanently was fast approaching that much unfinished business remained on band and that to suspend the sessions of the body would not be advisable (INCORPORATED) A HAMILTON Consulting Physician Equitable Bldg Pacific Ave' and Eleventh St Tacoma Wash OFFICE HOURS From 9 a to 12 from 2 to 5 Evenings Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays 7 to 9 SUNDAYS-From 10 a to 12 An assignment of franchise was made 9 by A Gamel of Spokane to Attorney A Coleman The franchise grants its possessor the right to build and operate trolley lines over many of streets April 8 1894 the council granted Mrl Gamel the right to operate trolley-lines over tho streets of Everett As Mr Coleman has not announced himself as a trolley promoter the inference is that he gathered in the old grant just to keep it out of THE FEAR OF HUflBUG v- 1 Sed HMflnag! Sld watch The arresting office says untley is a carpenter from Massachu- of timber daily It will cut ship timbanj decking and other material for atip building Special eastern markets to be secured for the timbers Prevents Many People From Trying Good Medicine Stomach troubles are so common and in most cases so obstinate to cure that people are apt to look with suspicion on any remedy claiming to be a radical setts He and the men were arguing over labor unions when they stood one in front and the other behind him The rear man slipped the watch from the pocket ang escaped They did not succeed in disposing of the watch before being arrested For Electric Power Xiao March 14 SEATTLE Wash March RSann permanent cure for dyspepsia and indigestion Many such pride themselves Ki on their acuteness in never being hum- I The further argument was advanced that Lasiomboise of Enumclaw yesi presented a petition to the county eoff missioners asking the granting of franchise for the construction of electric power line between Enumda md Auburn The distance between two towns is about thirty-five mil? Yew Shingle Mill Completed HARTFORD March The Hill-Wilson Shingle company have their new shingle mill completed and will start up on Monday Two Dunbar machines are used The capacity is 75000 shingles daily The mill is located one-half mile west of town Hill of Tacoma is one of the proprietors Mr Wilson resides here There is cedar enough near by to last ten years' The timber is bought from Mr Van Horn who is in business at Van Horn east of Hamilton It is reported that Van Horn has sold one of sliingle mills up there Redder than her little hood Was her blood So pure and good Pure good abundant blood is made by The matter was laid over in order to fl low the petitioner to revise some Llamor Dealers Organise NORTH YAKIMA Wash March The liquor dealers of this city have organized Yakima Liquor Protective with the following officers: President Frank Cook secretarj' Bert Fletcher treasurer Olaf Sandberg The object of the organization is to work in harmony with the state organization in opposing legislation unjust to the liquor dealers of the state in the wording of the franchise Lugged especially in medicines This fear of being humbugged can be carried too far so far in fact that manv people suffer for years with weak digestion rather than risk a little time and money ia faithfully testing the claims made of a preparation so reliable and universally used as Dyspepsia Tablets Now Dyspepsia Tablets are vastly different in one important respect from ordinary proprietary medicines for the reason that they are not a secret patent medicine no secret is made of their ingredients but analysis shows them to contain the natural diges- 1 AilMtAVlFO WIIMA i AM 1 A 1 ferments in view of the fact that each juror draws pay for his full time regardless ofi whether the body is in session an adjournment for a week would mean a wasteful expense of between $500 and $600 to the taxpayers This argument sufficed to bring tlie discussion to an end and Jurors Adams Blackistone Pells Ellis Frye and left the jury room in -the belief that the jury would convene again on Monday next Thirty minutes later a juror who had not left the court house with those whose names are mentioned met several of the number down town and conveyed to them thg intelligence that after they had dispersed Foreman Piggott announced that the jury stood adjourned until Monday March 23 Retnrn Jewelry by Express WHATCOM Wash March 14-D Richards the clairvoyant has been cated in Seattle She left here os Wednesday and a warrant was for her arrest on the charge of larceny She has written her landlady ihsii1: Sirs Albee that the jewelry shs Travel Growing on Yew Line VANCOUVER March The new Northern Pacific time card is giving excellent satisfaction to the public and the travel lias necessitated putting on another passenger coach making threo now in use between Kalaina and this city The intermediate stations are receiving great benefits from the new railroad and the country surrounding is settling up fast Sarsaparilla tivc pure aseptic nepsin the digestive acids Golden Seat bismuth Will Cat Ship Timber ABERDEEN Wash March II McWhinncy and Janies A Hood are at the head of a local company which will erect a new sawmill in this city The mill is to have a capacity of 50000 feet -leged to have stolen has been return1 by express and she will be in Whatcom on Monday which expels every humor inherited or acquired strengthens all the organs and builds up the whole system It is The Spring Medicine par excellence used in thousands of homes Fears Her Husband VANCOUVER Wash March Mr Alice Eaton of Hopewell has filed an action for divorce from her husband Joseph Eaton alleging cruelty and fear of iMxlily harm They have eleven living children ranging from 3 ynrs to 20 years old Two of tlie older daughters are married Joseph Eaton is a wall known resident and has considerable property He lias been a candidate for county sheriff and is prominent in political circles Lecture for Frnltffrowers NORTH YAKIMA March State Horticultural Inspector Holderbeke assisted by County Inspector Beck will hold schools for instruction in this county as follows: At Moxee April 15 at 1 Zillnli April 16 at 1 and Sunnyside April 17 at 1 The meetings are for the purpose of discussing matters of interest to fruit growers hydrastis and mix They are not cathartic neither do they act powerfully on any organ but they cure indigestion on tlie common sense plan of digesting the food eaten thoroughly before it has time to ferment sour and cause the mis-chiei This is the only secret of their success Cathartic pills never have and never can cure indigestion and stomach troubles because they act entirely on tlie bowels whereas the whole trouble is really in the stomach Dyspepsia Tablets taken after meals digest tlie food That is all there is to it Food not digested or half digested is poison as it creates gas acidity headaches palpitation of the heart loss of flesh and appetite and many ether troubles which are often called by some other name They are Eold by druggists everywhere at 50 cents per package Established 1823 WILSON WHISKEY Tbaf AM I have been a nurse for nineteen years and I know of no better blood renovator than Sarsaparilla it makes pure rich blood tones the liver and kidneys and invigorates the whole system It has relieved one of my friends of catarrh and cured many others of blood A Palmer Rochester II Suapecta Are Arrested SPOKANE Wash March The Ellice department has arrested two men ave QirroII and Tom Burns on suspicion of being guilty of the recent safe-blowing at the town of when about $200 was taken The men were Accept no Substitutes for Sarsaparilla and Pills Held for Attempted Robbers 'EVERETT Mash March John Dahl and George Straight have been held for their appearance in the superior court to answer to the charge of attempting to rob William Huntley oi a WILSON P1BT1LLINO OQL Baltin M4.