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The Holly chieftain., 1907-06-28
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The Holly chieftain., 1907-06-28

The funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. John
sarah's one year old infant was held
al Lamar last Saturday, and the re-
mains were inferred in the River
side cemetery.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-06-28

There is no case of Indigestion. no
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that viii not be speedily relieved by
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is rest. and the only way to get rest
is to actually digest the food for the
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IS a scientific preparation of veget-
able acids containing the very same
Juices found in healthy stomach.
1T conforms to the pure food and
drugs law. Sold by Ikelman Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-06-28

When you give your painting
contract to Dick Williams you
know that you will get the best
job that can be done, for he posi-
lively guarantees every job to be
satisfactory. Phone Black 43.
The Holly chieftain., 1907-06-28

Geo. B. Barnes, who lives north of
Granada, was up on business in the
county court Monday, in case of
quiet title, Barnes vs.. Bell
The Holly chieftain., 1907-06-28

II. X. Ward, ex-County Treasurer
of Baca County and j. Scanned, of
Springfield, We're in Lamar Monday
and Tuesday.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-29

person and the registrar shall keep
a brief memorandum in writing
showing oil such examinations and
his determination thereon.
Section 3-If any person within
any of the prohibited classes mer-
toned in section 1 of this act sha
be registered and shall offer to
vote, he or she may be challenge d
for being within the prohibitt d
class or classes and thereupon such
person shall be examined as to his
or her qualifications under this act
and if the board of election is sat
isfied that such person is within
any such prohibited class his or
her vote shall not be received.
S C ion 4-If any person within
any of the prohibited classes men
toned in section 1 of tn act shall
make any false answer to any such
EXAMINATION, either by such regis
trar or on such challenge before the
board of election, it shall be con-
sidercd and held to lie separate
and distinct offense from any Of
Tense mentioned in section l of this
act and on conviction thereof, such
person shall in addition to any
penalty incurred by any other pro-
vision of this act be punished by
fine not exceeding $500 or by i'm
prisonment in the county jail not
exceed ng six months ,r by both
such fine and Imprisonment.
Section 5-Whereas, an imerg-
ency exists thereof, this act shall
take effect and be in force from
and after is passage.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-29

The follow ng is the pr &C lure OF
court up to the time of going to
press:
The case Of John Mccoy vs.. Lyd-
ia Mccoy, suit for divorce, was dis
IN ssrd Oh motion of attorney for
plaintiff
Fred q. Bliss was granted a dl.
yorce from his wife Bertha p. Bliss.
she having failed 10 put in an ap-
pearance, she failing to much
bliss is married life anyway.
The case of e. W. Horton VS..
Fred Riggen, suit for fore C osure OF
lien, continued for the term.
On motion OF attorney for plain
tiff, the suit of N. E. Salisbury VS.
Geo. C. Tyler, ct al, was dismissed
at plaintiffs costs.
By consent of counsel in open
court the case wherein S. ]. Butler
was plaintiff ard J M. M.Radermacher
was defendant, was dismissed.
The case entitled Myrtle Malloy
against her husband James Malloy,
was dismissed upon motion OF at
torney for plaintiff, the loving
couple having kissed and made up.
By consent OF the attorneys in
the case, the suit of John r. Rich
ards against Joseph w. Wheeler,
ct al, for the possession of property
was continued for the term, as was
The suit OF John r. Richards VS..
Fred w. Gooding, ct al.
The bonds OF matrimony hereto
fore existing between Anna Lille
and William Lille was severed,
William having failed to appear
against his wife.
The case OF Consolidated Wagon
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-29
Her Gaeat Temptation,

Miss Josephine Deffry, one Of
the greatest emotional actresses on
the American stage today, comes
to the Shoshone Opera House for
two nights engagement commenc'
ing Friday, April 9th. Miss Deffry
is not unknown to the general the
atre going public of the city, having
played che nights engagement
here some three or four years ago
when the company she was with
presented "a Bachelors Honey
moo H." However, since that time
Miss Deffry has improved wonder
fully, today she is acknowledged
as one of the best emotional
actresses in the theatrical world.
Mr.. E. f. Haw kins, manager for
Miss Deffry has surrounded his
81 ar with company of incompar-
able art SITS, each and every one oil
til, M C, pecially selected for theil
adaptability in the great society
dramas presented here.
Miss Deffry has chosen for her
opening performance in Shosh ne
the great four act society success
"Her Great Temptation This
play was written last fall by one
of The ahlest playwriters we have
in America. He secured New
York production for it and it is
now enjoying a memorable run In
that city, where all dramas are
made" or "killed" in the first
week Of their presentation.
In interpreting "P-ula," the
leading role of "Her Great Temp
tation,p Miss Deffry is said to be
at her best. 1t is n highly emo
tional role call forth her efforts as
a histronic actress. JUDI ing from
reports Miss Deffry has indeed
scored success in "Her Great
Temptation"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-29
Who Can't Vote.

The followingis law enacted at
the last scssioRthat is of particu-
Etsr interest-asHs time, since city
md town elections ase to be held
throughout the state next week.
rs 1t carries the Emergency clause
it is now in effect and those classes
OF persons enumerated are barred
frem voting:
An act to prevent common prosti-
tutes, keepers and inmates Of
houses OF i'll fame and other lawd
persons from registering as voters
or from voting at elections in this
state; providing penalties for
violations of this act and declar-
ing an emergency.
Be it enacted by the legislature Of
the state of Idaho:
Section NO common prosti-
tute or person who keeps or main
tains or is interested in keeping or
maintaining or who resides in or is
an inmate of or frequents or habit
ually resorts to any house of pros
titution or i'll fame or anv other
house or place commonly used as
house of prostitution or of i'll fame
or as house or place OF resort of
lewd persons for the pgrpose OF
prostitution or lewdness, or who
being male and female do lewdly
and lasciviously cohabit together,
shall not be permitted to register
as voter or to vote at any election
III this state and any such persons
who shall so register or vote or Of
fer or attempt to SO register or vote
shall on conviction thereof be pun
ished by fine not exceeding five
hundred dollars $500 O0) or by
Imprisonment in the county Jail
not exceeding six months or by
both fine and Imprisonment.
Section 2-Whenever any person
within any of the prohibited classes
in section / of lis act
shall offer himself or herself for
registration, it shall be the duty
OF the registrar in addition to
offering to said person any electors
oath provided by law, to examine
such persons as TO his OF her quail I
fcations under this act, and if such /
person is no. qualif, d by reason of /
being within any such prohibited |
class, it shall be the duty of the /
registrar to refuse to register such ,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-29
Naked Truth.

Francis Wilson tells OF an encoun-
ter of wits that took Pace between
the late Eugene Field and New York
woman. VIZ met at the house of a
mutr -, d in Gotham.
It VS. p dinner, am the woman
was in eyering dress, VIII ch was rath-
er decoliette. After skirmish be-
tween the two relative to the respect
i've merits Of a well-known author, It
would seem that Field came on sec
end best All, Mr.. Fieldl" exclaimed
the woman exultantly, you must ad-
nit that you are fairly beaten at your
own game,"
Field bowed politely md with a
smile prorr'ly rejoined: AT any rate,
Miss Blank. | have one CONSOLATION.
You can't laugh at ne in your
sleeve.'' Sunday Ma game.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-29

& Machiue Co., We. D. W. Yadcn,
was continued for the term. %
Frank Clutches, charged with
burglary, was arraigned yester-
day and entered plea OF mot
guilty" His trial was set for TO
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Chas. Olney PIE I'd guilty TO the
charge OF obtaining money under
false pretenses, and was sentenced
to 80 days in the county Jail.
John Terry, the lS-year-old boy
from near Hagerman, charged with
grand larcencey plead guilty to the
charge and was sentenced TO one
year at hard lnbor in the peniten-
tiary.
Considerable interest was mani
tested by the public in the case OF
the Stale vs.. e s. Bobo, before the
court on the charge OF the crime OF
gambling at Hagerman. The case
was tried yesterday before a jury
consisting of: A. P. Deming, l.. g..
Connely, Chas M Wheeler, John
T. Spcer, c. P. Johnson, Eco. Pol
ing, Alvin Butler, T. V. Jordan,
Chas. Turnbull, Hans Dragstead,
w. J. Hollenbeck and ]. w. See.
The case went o the jury last night
shortly after nine O'Clock and after
about two hours deliberation re-
turned verdict of guilty. The
vote of the jury stood ten fer cor
viction and two for acquittal-Speer
and Turnbull holding out for ac-
quittal. The court instructed the
Jury that ten Of its members could
find verdict. "a
Judge Walters pronounced SER
tence this morning, fining Mr.. Bobo
1900 and costs. The case was cn
appeal from the Prol,a court,
where judgment had been found
against him in the sum of 5000 and
costs The attorney for Bobo inn
mediately gave notice of appeal to
the supreme co lrt
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-29
Woman Collector of Wild Birds.

Mrs. C. F. Latham Of Grant. Fla, is
| collector of wild birds and animals
'or geological gardens. Her home has
been in that locality for twenty years
md she has had some exciting as well
IS interesting experiences. Not long
since, after securing the specimens
for an order, the number of birds was
sut down and Mrs. Latham had three
big blue herons and ten white ibises
which refused TO leave her dooryard
when liberated and for a long time
ate with the family cat and hens.
Though 65 years old Mrs Latham
lives mostly out OF doors and on the
ater
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-29
BURGLARY.
Frank Clutches Held for Burg,arIxlng
DR.. Baugh's Cellar.

Frank Clutches was arrested last
Sunday morning by Deputy Sheriff
Murray on a warrant charging him
with burglary. The warrant had
been issued for Clutches the day
previous but he had kept in the
clear and had given the officers
quite a search when he was finally
located in the hay loft of McFal's
stable where he had covered HIM
self with hay and was awaiting a
! chance to leave the village.
The crime for which Clutches IL
held is burglarizing the cellar at
the ranch of DR.. Baugh. 1t ap-
pears that last Friday evening
when Ch.s. Finlayson, manager of
the ranch, was In town; Clutches
went OFT to the ranch with a wagon
and helped himself to q goodly
supply OF meats of various kind.
n is visit to the ranch, however,
was looked for by Finlayson and
he latter telephoned there and told
the two men on the place to watch
him and Immediately telephone
the result of their watch to him in
town. They did not let Clutches
know they were at the ranch but
kept hidden and let him take what
he wanted and then they telephon-
ed here 10 Finlayson who looked
up the depusy sheriff who secured
search warrant and started out
to meet Clutches coming back to
town. He was met a short distance
up the roai and when the wagon
was examined large amount of
the stolen goods were found.
A warrant for the arrest of
Clutches was not sworn out until
the next day and when the afficers
went to look for him he had left
town and they were busy keeping
on his trail until lie was finally
tracked back to town and found
in the hay loft. He had provided
himself with food and extra choth-
ing and had the deputy sheriff not
found him when he did he might
still be fugative from justice.
1t is said that on last Friday night
Clutches became alarmed at the re
suits of his eseapade and threaten
ed Finlayson with knife if he
dared enter a complaint afainst
him. Later he went to the ranch
armed with shotgun and reyolv--
er and tried to make the men
promise that they would swear
they had given him the meat from
the cellar and that he hadn't stolen
it.
Clutches had his preliminary
hearing before Judge Vredenburg
last Tuesday afternoon at which
time he was bound over to await
trial before the district court under
$500 bonds. He was unable to get
bonds and was committed to Jail.
His triel ill begin in the district
court tomorrow morning.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-29
JUSTICE GIVEN.
.ludpe Walters Presides at Court and
Administers Justice to the
Guilty Ones.

The spring term OF The District
court opened here last Monday and
interesting things have been doing
there since. Hon Z. A. Walters,
the ncwly-clcctcd judge, is presid-
ing, and lie has already proven to
be we'll qualified for the place.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1907-03-29

The finest army Y. NJ. c. A. build
ing IN the world is to be erected at
Ft. Leayenworth, Kan. the largest
military post in the United States. 1t
IS a gift OF woman who withholds
her rame from the public, and it will
cost s45 600.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-24
RANeO TERRITORIAL Y AGRICOlA
Capital autorlzado S2.4OO,OOO. Capital rsall-
zadO S3l5,532.9S, U. Sc.
DE PUERTO RICO.
Onernciones az reoLiga:

OperGciOnes que Te0tgzG:
PysstamOs: Con garantias personales, con
colaterales, y con hipotecRs q cOrto y largo
plazo sobre fncas rGsticas.
Dsscuenfos: De giros, pagares, y obl1ga
clones comerciales cortO plazo.
GIFos: Sobre Espafla, New York, Paris,
LOndres y Halnburgo.
elros pOT CahIa: sobre New York y Ma
drid:
Cuen,ss Corrsntes Con interes de POO
annual disp0nibles Ia vista por cheques.
ImposlOOhss 4 pIazo flo: Con interes de z
ep. & annual segdn tempo.
SrpeoI6R de shoFTO8: Imposiciones sobre IL
b etas desde 25 cts. $1,000 con 1ntereses
aI6 p 9 anual
Cokrs1Ias: Por cuenta agena con coni-
sion minima de cObro. Sin comisi0n para
los corrientistas.
Dan6SII0s: De efectivo y valores.
Gamble de- monsdas: De todos los pafses.
Vsnla DO o6duas hipOtOCaFias: La mejor IN
version en- Puerto Rico, interes p 8 pa
padero Dor cupones semestrales.
Vauia de- finOas: Dando facilidades para sl
pago. en- las iurisdiCciones de Adjuntas,
Aeuas Buenas, AibOnltO, Areeibo, Barcelo-
meta, Barros, Cayey, Ciales, Corozal, Qua
yanaa, HatiIlo, Juana Disz, Lola, Manatf,
MaricaO, NaranjitO, Pstillass Rio GTande,
UtusdO, YabucoR Y Yauco.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-24
.DES CAR RIL aMIENTO.
de un tren en- Ga
ta10.
Ia ssiOra Juans Negr6n estuV0 d
puntO de peTeCeI.
HsroIeIdld Del GnRduetOr PlI0tG.
(Ds naestrO OOrrsspOnoag.) }

OctubYe 24-Ests mafiana 81 fsFToca.
rEil del Osate que lego este poblado &
10 deBcaRril6 en- ell dltimo desvfo cGrca do
Is estaci6n.
La conmoci6n fu6 violenta y aIarm6 81
paHaje que Be lanz6 fuera de aaB cochss
recipitadRmente.
La gsTenidad arrojo del conductor don
jaime Prieto evit6 que ocuTTieFa una tre-
menda desgraCia.
Los hechOn ocurrieron de Ia HiguieDts
maneTa:
AL llsgar el tren, 81 guarda sguja hace
una mRniobra h6bil Higuiendo loS cochas
del passjs por una via y los WRgones de
carga por otro; pero esta mafiana con mo.
two de eBtaT enfermo eI TsfsTido guarda
aguiap; nm pe6n Be encaTg6 de hacer 81
cambio de agujRs con tan poca Busrts. que
unoB coches entFsron en- 81 primer desvfo
el 6itimo en- 81 gsgundo, Atravss6ndoBe
Las carEetillas de an lRdo y otE0 cuRdr6n'
dose el wagon, produCiendo 81 fuerte Euido
que alarm6 al paBRje.
PeFo 10 grave que pudo ocurFir fac que
Is stfera JuRna NegT6n de Casanova,
venfa poE la via On direction al vaporcitO
en- 81 momantO del descsrrilamiento, sin
fiaFse que trag de ellu vanfa IN wagon
con cargs r6pidamente.
AL apsTcibirse el conductor Prieto, aalt6
veloz 4 Ia via y COLO en- yiIo & la aef1ora
iodieada, gaIv6ndoIa de una mueFte se-
gura esponi6ndoSe q Bufrir 10 mismR
suerte, pues TODD fu6 obra de un Hegundo.
MeFece pl6csms8 el sefir Prieto poE 81
buen ssrviCio prestadO hoy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-24
ESTAFA A UN ANCIAKO MlENTRAS
iaja en- un tTen.
OfreCi6rOnIe barstijas amedrentan-
dole.
Ia polIsll ssersta On aesldu.

Haee aIg6n tempo lleg5 de ls isis de
Cuba, 81 Heflor Ramon Matos, anciano
enfarmo gus visit6 las ciudsdea de AEeci'
bo Utund }, 1timamsnte Bayamon en-
busca de galud.
Alguien apercibiose de que llevaba d.
nero en- un bolsillo y antieE cuando tras-
ladsbase en- eI ferrocarrii del O1Hts para
San Juan, los individuos Rosario NieveB,
MeIchor Guzm6n, uigui6Eonle de ceEca,
ofreci6ndole bRVatijaH.
El anciano, vista Ia tenscidad de suis.
tes de Tefsrencia 90 Rmadrant6. = di6 los
individuos que Ie acoBabRn $50.
No par6 ahf el feEtfo, pues cuando pudo
darae cuenta el vieiecitO, le habfsn sus'
traido del bolsillo un psnuelo con unoB
$40
AL llegar & Ia Marina, el senior Matos
avis6 Ia detective 10 que ocurrfR, Balisn-
do & haeer Ia investigation aver taEde
Inocencio Diaz, Vargas y GalvRrfu.
PRACTICABLE la Investigation detuvieron
& los individuos de refsrencia poni6ndolon
& disposition del fiscal del D1atrito.
Ampliada Ia investigs sci6n por sl gsr.
gento Dfaz, Eesu'ta que los Ciudadanor
de refsrencis han cumplido Condena pcI
huFto Tobo respectivameDte.
Hasta tres monedas de orc de $40 cRda
uro han Bido ocupadas, dejaudolaS la de.
tective en- poder del duef11 de la,fonds
LA Espanola'' haats que aparezes MatoI
que parace habfR Bslido del hotel mkl
tempo del de coBtumbrN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-24
EN- La MANSION
BECUTIVA.
visitss hoy al gObernadOT.
lJnl opInIdn Del lttsrnsy general d los Estad0'
unId0s.

Elan eatado hoy en- 81 despacho del 60
beEnRdor PoEt confsrenciando con el. los
sefioreB director de Sanidad doctor Tomas
Vazquez, Lcdo. Acnfis de sla Comisi6n de
Ia poliofR inHuIaT, coFonel Hamill, Gssis.
tant attorney Lcdo. Brown y MaEschRl de
la CoFte Buprema BefioE Boutwell,.
El dia 10 de NoYiembTe pr6ximo SO lle'
var6 efacto en- eata ciudad ura impoE'
tsnts reunion del cueFpo me lico de ls iBla.
Ell gobernador ha gido invitado concu-
Trir tomar paFte en- ella y ha
ofrecido hRcerlo muy gustoso. Fl dis 8
del EefeEido mes poE la noche, EecibirS
paEticularmente 81 gobsrnRdOr en- 10 Man.
sion Executive, 4 los aefi 1Fes medicos que
hAyan de asistir & la referida reunion.
El pE6fago Agustin Valentin Garcia,
que Bs fug6 de loB trabaioH de lR caTTeteFa
de Mayaguez & An ssco, hR aido capturado
por ID policfa, Beg6n informes que reCibi6
eata msflaua 81 gobeFnador.
En- 81 asuntO pendients entire 81 marnhal
de ID Corts federal de esta ciudad , 10
ofcina del Auditor de Puerto Rico, ha
emitido "a su opinion el attorney general
de Los Estados Uuidoa quien fu6 refsri
do ell case. Eaa resolution no pudo al
canzar 81 coEreo lIegado hoy , segdn in
formas vendT6 On eI pr6ximo. Rsspecto
& este aBunto no di6 otro informe ell 60
beFnadoF.
Sigus recibiendo 81 senior Post muchaB
caTtas de bisnvenida de Ia iGla, les que es'
TINA mucho pOF tFatsTse de buenos ami
gos. La distinguida senora Pont Bigue
Feata bleciendose rapidRmeEte.
El senior SalzbacheF, antique funciona'
rio de ls caFreFa judicial de les Estados
Unidos = que estuxo slgun tempo desem
pehando 81 cargo de jutz de la CcTse su'
pFsma de esta isla, ha escrito 81 senior
PoAt, del que 90 antique amigo, noticisn
dole que con motive de haber paEado 81
Territorio indio & Estado de la Union
Americans, hs perdido, dieho seiloT, su CO.
locaci6n de jupz de ls Corts federal que
deBempefaba On dicho Territorio. 81 ea'
tado de Balnd del aafior SuIzbachsr apeBar
de que va no 60 muy j6ven, % bueno =
aiempre recusrds Puerto Rico.
El OK gobsFnadoF Winthrop hR escrito
tambien al senior Fost entire otras coBas
Is dice que no hay NADIA de nombramien'
to de attorney general de Puerto Rico
haata que regtess Roosevelt & Washing
ton.
Sc Cambiaron impresiones entre los ire
porterD" y 81 sefior Post respecto de otroB
aguntos, como salad p6blica = los males
olores de Ssnturce, y la confsFencia ter
min6 las IL Is minutes
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-10-24

Estella Smith Polls, de Filadelfa. Este
snIacs hs coincidido con 81 de Thomas o.
Sc ffidge, tambien Rlmirapts, que ha Casa
do en- Boston con Miss Gertrude Wildg,
tsniendo 81, II afioI, = ella IS.
MIR. Ervipg WinaloW, BecrstaFio de
la Liga Anti.impsEialiStA de Boston, hR
declaFRdo que II pFimerG ves que el Becre.
tario Taft habl6 los flpinOB de So status
les diio que dentFo de ''dos tres genera.
cioneB" estaYfan preparados para la inde-
pendenois; = como ahora acaba de. deCir'
les que deSpu6s de una gsnOraCi6n podrfAn
estaT listoH para Esr independisntss, 81. Mr.
Winslow, conaideraba que los fipinos
habfan pEogresado mucho en- POGO tempo.
Eata suave aktiTa no impidi6 que la Liga
felicitaTa al gobisrno por Ia categ6rica de-
clRraCi6n hechR poE labios de Mr.. Taft.
-Uno de los .banCos cuya suspension
de psgo sc anuucia, es 81 banco de Ham
burgo que tenfs Glen amos de eutAblscido.
La frma ers, Hallsr, Sshele & Co. Su
pasivo es de 8 600 600 de pesos. Parece
que sus difcultades fuerou originadas poE
CieEtaB aBpeculaciones de minaE en- que
tom6 parta an Bohemia en- Austria. La
quiebrR hizO, IN efsCto muy depTeBivo en-
los cRmbios.
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On ssFvicio, ana l1nea de tslegTafo sin hilo
que atFavissa 81 oceano
-se est6n hacienda tEabsioB de foTtif
caci6n en- 'JamSicR,