The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1907-11-28


Taylor young farmer living near
Schroyer, had his left foot cut off at
the ankle. He was said to be In
toxicated and was stealing ride
from Marysville on the south-bound
Union Pacific freight.
Raid owls Club Roo'm.-The Owls
club room in Salina was raided by the
police and considerable beer and
whisky was secured. The raid was
made on state warrant issued on
the complaint Of Mayor Hill. me
mayor closed all joints In the city
three weeks ago and all club rooms
are supposed to have taken their bars
out.
Hoch Denies Reports. - Rumors
that Gov. Hoch Is considering the
pardon of Jessie Morrison from the
Kansas state penitentiary have
arisen from the fact that for several
days past he has had the pardon ap-
plications for the noted woman pris-
oner lying on the desk in his private
Office. 81 am not considering the
pardon Of Jessie Morrison at this
time at all" said the governor. with
in the past ten days quite number
of letters and petitions have reached
me on the Morrison case. | simply
have had the papers out at this time
to file with them the additional let
tiers and pleas"
A War on Cigarettes. - The beard
Of education at Newton decided at its
last meeting to push the matter of
an anti-cigarette ordinance. The
proposition has been before the
board before it being reported by
the school authorities that the cigar
cite habit Is more prevalent among
the youths of that city than is gen.
orally supposed, and that rigorous
measures are necessary to stop the
practice. Superintendent Shirk has
copy Of an ordinance In force at
Emporla which is said to be very eff
fective and the city council of New
ton will be asked to pass similar
ordinance.
Trail Marking Completed. - The
work of marking the line Of the San
ia Fe trail in Kansas has been COM
pleted. The Daughters of the Amerl-
can Revolution have placed ninety
five monuments along the route OF
the trail, at least one in every county
through which the trail passed. These
monuments were made Of Oklahoma
granite and contained a suitable IN
scription to show its purpose. the
state and the D. A. R. furnished the
money to buy and have the monu-
ments dressed. The Atchison, To
peka G. Santa Fe road hauled them
free and the county organizations had
them placed in the proper positions.
The D. A. R. In Colorado are now at
work placing similar monuments to
those used In Kansas along the trai!
in Colorado.
Open Season Announced. - John
Baker, live stock sanitary commits
sioncr has announced that the open
season." the time in which Southern
cattle will be admitted into Kansas
will begin on December list ana
close January 81, 1907. State In
spectors will be located as follows;
w. Fl. Columbia, Chetopa; c. E. Col
Inns, Baxter Springs; ]. McFall, Ell,
gin; David Robinson, Chautauqua; +;
r. Burchfeld, Anthony; A. o. I'd
monds, Liberal; b. F. Harper. ASH
land; E. M. Bird, Arkansas City For
the bureau of animal Industry V'ai-
ter ]. Lacey, Parsons; R. M. Budlng,
ton, Coffeyville; Ralph GRAHAM ana
Joseph G. Steele, Arkansas City. All
of the cattle offered for admission
will be inspected by these men. In
lection with ticks VIII constitute
grounds for refusal Of admission.
Farmer Killed In a Rfnaway.-J.
D. Little, farmer &C y'frs old, who
lives in Finney county, was found
dead in a road near a frcevilie' de
had been driving az circumstances
indicate that he vas Thrown out of
the wagon at ting fYals OF the Team
and kicked in TIE Zee.
Hand mansIgd k Corn Shredder
George Koopfz' of Assarla, while
working witt acorn shredder, got Ills
hands caught Ia the machinery. One
hand was 8, 9/terribly manslea led, AND ana
have IT, De amputated.
| Frozen Alfalfa Fatal. OF a bunch
Of cattls turned into an alfalfa pas
ture o one farmer near Industry
affer tie heavy freeze, II bloated up
IN ahurry and three died and 1t TOOK
\ naro work to save the balance.
boy Crippled for Life. - Carl Bar
en, Of Longton. was run over by a
Wagon loaded with corn, crushing the
I left thigh. DR.. Maddox thinks the
little fellow will always be a cripple.
He ifs only about, four years old. but
seeing other boys climb on a moving
wagon. he attempted@the same thing
with results as stated.
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!, Preston Gets Pardon. - Gov. Hoch
has issued pardon TO J. L. Preston