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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-01-24

- ORANGE COUNTY. !
Hillshorc Township. J
10 Huldah Campbell Estate:
You are hereby notified that on
the 4lh day of June, 1906, your
land in H,f1sboro Township was
sold by the Sheriff of Orange county
for taxes due for 1905, aud knocked
down TO me as the last and highest
bidder, aud nnless YOU come for.
ward aud settle my claims for taxes
paid together with all costs, etc on
or before June 4 1907, I will claim
title TO said land,
This 18th day Of January. 1907
N. w. BROWN n.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-01-24

A sour stomach, a bad breath, a
pasty complexion and other CON.
sequences OF a disordered digestion
are quickly removed hy the use OF
Rings Dyspepsia Tablets. Two
days treatment free. Sold by Rey-
noids & Walker.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-01-24

According to the Chicago Tri-
bnne there were $3.50 murders aud
homicides in the United States last
year, with 1913 legal executions.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-01-24

Little acts Of kindness always come
homer roost.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-01-24

CTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.A
- ORANGE COUNTY.
HilShOrC TOWnshin
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23
DIPLOMACY REDUCED TO ABsURDITY

n NE with socitude machine for
the output OF delicate diplomacy slipped cog
" the japanese The veriest this entertaining
play should know that it is fatal to admit anything
by the other fellow You could got David
admit that the Japanese had treaty right
Francisco No. David knew better than that
greatest American diplomat But the first rattle of the
box Secretary Root admitted that San Francisco had been
and illegally discriminating against innocent little chldren-as
the Eastern press calls themo the Japanese it urged
these nnoents abroad whiskes that did
right school right of residence and
the Japanese nnocents The big policeman shouted az"
them
That the first page OF diplomacy but appeared
Election that perhaps they had made mistake From being
oocksure they began doubt whether they had power
make good with Japan If California insisted her right
regulate her domestic affairs diplomats had digged which
they themselves fell in 1t embarrassing situation requiring
exercise OF the delicate diplomacy the unhappy
medder who had his foot in the Japanese trap
have kept Root busy apoogzng that he has
70 word about the Japanese seal pirates
he miracle of this delicate diplomacy will be appreciated when
understood that diplomats started the game two
assumptions both mistaken They first that Japanese
children excluded from the Francisco
and second that they had power regulate the school
system In word they off halfcocked and extremity
that they had send for Schmz out
OF the hole This IS diplomacy reduced absurdiy.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23
BLIND TO OUR OWN INTERESTS

n UR form of government designed
outlying dependencies. Whether it be Alaska Hawaii or
the Philippine Islands Congress does be
with their affairs. There people have votes
That cynical but its truth
uniform experience No example injustice
people today than the
Philippine tariff BILL No reasonable argument
vanced against this bill has been passage by
the President and by Secretary Taft and In
last annual message Mr.. Roosevelt said:
earnestly hope that the bill provide
industry nation owes no more
of
Philippines and
Hawaso make evident that their
that the flag should fly them.
The bill is today dead on the files of Congress-
1t acknowledged measure OF justice but
because of the imaginary fears
be pointed out that San francisco
selfish the passage of the measure neces-
sry largely with
observed that any Of the local taken
active part in urging the opening of this port Philippine
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23
Personal Mention

W. H. Simpson of New York is at the
Majestic.
Captain r. s. Paxton, U. S. A, is at
the Savoy.
F. C. Byrne and wife of Seattle are
at the Savoy.
Admiral Lyon of Mare Island is at
the Dorchester.
c. H. Burden. Sonora business man,
is at the Imperial.
w. B. Edmunds of Boston is regis
tered at the Baltimore.
H. E. Picket, a Sacramento business
man, is at the Imperial.
William E. Bray of Ladysmith, B. c.,
is at the Hotel Majestic.
c. E. Robinson and wife of Tonopah
are at the Hotel Dorchester.
George T. Gosling. a liquor man of
Philadelphia, is at the Palace.
e. Raulier arrived yesterday from
Panama and is at the Jefferson.
w. II. HoIlenbeck of Fresno, a we'll
known contractor, is at the Baltimore.
John W. Brock of Philad delphia, presi-
dent OF the Tonopah Railroad. his wife
are at the Palace.
Charles r. Levers. formerly a pro-
fessor of law at Stanford University
and now practicing attorney at Reno,
New, is at the Hotel Baltimore.
T. B. Hickey, president of the Ne
vada State Bank and Trust Company
of Goldheld and of the L. NJ. Sullivan
Company, is. with his wife and daugh-
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23
TOO MUCH NOISE ON THE FRONT BENCHES

Z AIRS and rumors OF OF comfort let speak
tNI Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson talking through his
begerent hat Senator Perkins has nailed his foors the
that he sailed He hurls the loud defiance
and is ready sign articles Honduras has started whip
Nicaragua between drinks Cuba threatens declare the
United don't provide Offices for every blessed horse
thief the much vexed island The hurry burly terribly
The jamestown xbionaries preparing show how the
real thing sticks cap
and calls macaroni They will fight bleed and die for the price
OF admission their obituaries will be published daily the
advertising columns of the newspapers The gospel OF is loud
in the land Give big ships perish Give the
devil his due.
The big policeman having awful s tough job
live his Nobel prize Texas fighting mad because
military persons shot up The ingenious
and polite Foraker rings the fire alarm and has the big policeman
the carpet Tis wordy that splits the wein wide
The of empire sit heavily the Titan Wash
ington He is making faces California shaking his
repeals laws and aa with messages 10000
hue of resolution sced with the pale thought
Shakepeares way of diagnosing cold He
sthnecked generation and with diplomacy of
oncatOn offers make peace by recognizing Schmz the
chosen ambassador and penpoenary of the State To the plain
that might like rubbing it in. In truth. the
pora father OF his terrible footing
first in and in peace.
Let have peace. lay down and sheahe
batted The for all this wake chatter
broth of begerent brag and udde has been discovered
who has started crusade against the tin sod-the
real soldier of chdhoodwch inspires b1oodtirsty
Away with the bleeding soldier youth
OF the land Senator Perkins brought up
here he in his old doing dance There much
noise the benches soldering
knitting Let cultivate the of and learn
hands in neighbors' pockets
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23

ter, at the Palace. registered from Car
son, New.
William O. Maxwell, prominent
commercial man of Santa Maria, is at
the Hamlin.
Among the well known Nevada min
ing men at the ST. Francis are M. J.
Meara of Tonopah, w. ]. Stoneham of
Ionopah. Milton NJ. Detch of Goldfeld,
Augustus A. Busch, son of Adolphus
busch. the wealthy st. Louis brewer, is
at the Hotel Jefferson He is accom-
panied by John M. Norton of st. Louis
and will be in the city several days on
business
R. P Dunlop of Tonopah and G. H.
Hayes of GoldfeId. The latter, who
mas been with his wife at Pasadena, ar
rived yesterday to attend the automo-
bile show.
Senor Carlos Herrera of Guatemala
ana Wife and daughter, who have been
travelling for a year I'm Europe, are at
the Majestic Annex and will remain In
this city several days before leaving for
their home
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23

ents, Mr. and Mrs T. C. Van Ness. and
other relatives and friends here since
early in December. left on Wednesday
last for their home in Boston. to the
great regret of their friends here who
were indeed 10th to see them depart
Much entertaining was done in their
honor during their visit and it is hoped
that they will come out again shortly.
Miss Mary Carrigan will arrive in
New York within a few days from
Europe. where she has been for nearly
a year past. and after a visit there
will come to California. Will Carri-
gan also has recently returned from
abroad and is in New York. as are also
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carrigan and
Jack Carrigan. who went on from here
last month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Green and
Mrs. Wellington Gregg Jr. have re-
turned to San Mateo after a brief trip
TO New York.
Colonel and Mrs. T. w. M. Draper
and the Misses Elsa and Dorothy
Draper, who have been so sadly missed
from society here this winter, write
most enthusiastically OF the delight
full times they are having in New York
They have taken a country place at
Cedarhurst and are 10 spend several
months there. Colonel Draper will re-
turn to California shortly and II is
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23
Gossip in Railway Circles

The builders of the railroad into the
Yosemite Valley from Merced announce
that the line will be opened for traffic
has been completed, the grading fn-
ished, all the bridges are in place and
fifty of the eighty miles of road have
been built. Work is now centered on
the road leading from the hotter to
hundred men are employed on the con-
ably hold a celebration on May 1. the
day set for the opening of the line.
F. w. Thompson, general Western
agent Of the Rock Island Frisco lines
has returned from a tour of the North
west. The business IN the northern
towns, he declares, is immense. Much
building is going on in Seattle and
Portland.
The promoters of Yucaipe Valley
have made survey for a line from
the town of Redlands into the heart
of the valley and beyond. They have
set aside 160 acres for a townsite 1t
is to be laid out after the most ap-
proved manner and il is said that it
will be one of the most delightfuIly
located places in the State
i. G. Sinnard of the passenger de-
partment Of the Southern Pacific says
that j. Tull. at the instance of the
railroad company. has imported from
Japan two carloads of the mating
plant. which is to be planted in diff
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23

ferent sections OF the State. II Is be-
lieved that the soil and the climate Of
California is favorable to it's growth.
Iull Is in charge of the experimental
garden at Chico. The mating plant
rs peculiar kind OF straw from which
mating Is made. and hopes are enter
tanned that new industry will be
brought into existence in the State.
James Horsburgh Jr spent yesterday
at Paso Robles and is expected back
on Monday
General Manager A. g. wells OF the
Santa Fe is in the city No date has
been set as yet for the reopening OF
the Franklin tunnel in Contra Costa
County.
Association has been called for March /
The meeting last month was postponed
on account of the investigation that
was being held here by Interstate Com
meree Commissioner Lane. The conven-
tlon is 10 be held for the purpose OF re-
vising the tariff and making II conform
TO the new law.
w. A Bissell assistant tranac man
ager OF the Santa Fe. who has been
at Santa Barbara consulting with Pres
ident Ripley regarding railroad mat
ters. has returned to town BisseH SAYS
that modesty compels him to be silent
about the outcome of his golf tourna-
ment with Ripley.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23

and quite doubtful whether any power The
OF the Legislature in this regard
that shall be both parties, secondly
precautions against the introduction by stealth of
the standard That purpose be accomplished requiring
such variations be distinguished
typographical device and by special Endorsement directing
to the
The safety fund law is another calling careful
liberation There feeling regard provisions owing
the discrediable action of
thing to be said for the law and companies operating under
be shut the
of fire insurance available in California Legislation
lated act in that should be adopted mpera
necessity because under condton
insurance enough to go around.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23
Plenty of Judges
if They All Work
Anent the introduction in the Legislature %

VT Assembyman Barrys bill providing SIX
ihey All work Superior Judges Francisco in
twelve
the Temple Sheriff. Israel where the
additional
Judges through
records destroyed the
for increase in the the judicial
calendars the
time and that assignments png they
disposed of
The Judges themselves admitting
addition OF four Judges
the
OF proceedings has himself
the belief that the
and less expensive
Make all the day and
for yourself how much being
work. he suggested Then figure the number
be argued have tried it. and believe Judge give
full
the calendars would be clean
it for yourself"
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23
FIRE INSURANCE AND THE LAW

the enthusiasm Legislature in the popular
of Furnishing the FIRE insurance welchers might
body into consdered action calculated defeat purpose
1t clear, Tor instance how the Legislature
limit the right Of free contract effective
ronclad standard policy compulsory all companies
Legislature limit contracual relations in
power but that right does apply this
tie intention shut the earthquake clause"
skulng limitations of contract that have
duced by stealth owing the caeessnes insured
desire OF that kind with
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23
Watches for Women
Inferior to Mems

in lady's watch"
Don't good gentle
sked the
why ALL watch
Most always they wind while
it lie for week without This
needs
The woman explained that she business
in point any needed
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23
WOMAN AT HER BEST

A womans character and powers are
nnest about 40. A woman has gained
everything at 40 and lost nothing: she
is at the full vigor of her intellectual
powers; she has acquired experience
and judgment and is not far enough
away from youth to have become un-
sympathetic even TO its widest vaga-
ries.-Bystander.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23
Late DR.. Hubert
Had Church Here

of the Divinity School OF
"tu ~. University who died last
Hdd CHuTCH Hcfe formerly pastor of the
tis Church Of this That perhaps
He preacher all dramatic his delivery,
we'll liked He student and
the real scholarly of One of his daughters
married the the Morgan Park Baptist Church Rev Mr. W
The latter will be remembered football player He
visited in his college days when the Chicago University football
played Stanford
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23
Prepares Roster of
Original BOhemianS

ois1"o1 odn' completed showing thirven
OF the founders OF the Bohemian Club vetha
are alive SO far as the vital applies breathing
The annual reunion this will place Hotel
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23
Marks of Insanity
Pretty Numerous

IN n
Why prominent low forebead tattoo marks and such
things tendencies should be
and head off trouble George
the Duke of Clarence
being tattooed
because the fad
evidence OF
like all the dgeneracy proof after the fact Talking
wildly skipping subject subetwel that generally with
trial of lawyers
of chapter in
the prisoner and what he said the
when the tried o thank him
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23

possible that he may be accompanied
by Miss Dorothy. but Mrs. Draper and
Miss Elsa have as yet no plans for
coming TO San Francisco again.
Miss Lutte Collier went up recently
70 Lake County TO join her mother
Mrs William B. Collier. at their conn
try place there. Mrs Collier has been
there most of the winter. as their prom
erty there has been divided and their
house was moved and partly rebuilt.
which work Mrs. Collier has been d.
recting- Miss Dorothy Collier and Miss
sara Collier are still in New York and
nave as yet no definite date arranged
Tor their return to San Francisco
Captain and Mrs. James II Bull OF
the Naval Training Station will leave
IN day or two for brief trip to Santa
Barbara, where they were for several
months before coming here. Mrs. Bull
is spending few days In town as the
guest of Mrs W. A. McEnery al the
iatter's home on Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Dray OF So Ia
mento have been spending a few DAYS
here.
Captain Carroll Buck. o. s. A. Who
went East = few weeks ago and has
been in Washington. D. c., will returnl
to the Preside within a few dayh
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23

Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Dray OF SsI
mento have been spending a few DAYS
here.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23

FEBRUARY %, 1907
The InSider
Discusses testimony of insanity experts in the
Thaw trial and offers the suggestion that
our lazy Superior Court Judges go to work

ITTE'LL all be looking for marks Of in
wv sanity in ourselves since the ahenists
in the Thaw trial have given US the tip
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23

"Yes, madam" said the jeweler, showing
watches to woman customer, this is
sixteen-point action, the best that is ever put
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-23
The Smart Set

DHE Burlingame Club is the center
of much gayety this week. as the
polo teams from the south are all
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-14

: In G. Hughes Of Oklahoma City and
William c. Forsee of Kansas City,
Missouri
The original case sought to recover
from Snyder and Olmstead the sum OF
s155.200 on an alleged breach of con.
tract Stribbling was trading 1900
steer cattle in the Usage nation for
the Coronado ranch in Arizona and all
the cattle and horses thereon. brand.
ed CA bar. the sor1e 70 be accepted
from Snyder withou counting. Snyder
was also to assume mortgage of
S240,000 on the Str.bbling cattle Lat
er Stribbling charged a hreech of con-
tract and began the suit. which has
been one of the most bitterly con
ested in Oklahoma court history.
Another Big Cattle Deal.
An opinion by Justice Burwell re-
verses and remands the case OF the
State National bank. of Waterloo.
H.. VS. the City National bank of
Kansas City. Mo, an appeal from Kay
county being an action in replevin to
recover the possession of 150 head
of cattle rhe Waterloo bank claims
possession of the cattle as assignee OF
4 mortgage executed thereon.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-14
LOCAL LACoNICS.

DR. a. II. Bagby who is a delegate
70 the grand lodge and was an inter
ested spectator on the floor of the con
vention this morning. The doctor says
that the people of Pawnee, city and
county, are well pleased with the
work of the convention 20 date and
hat If the completed document is all
rs good, that it will be adopted by a
larger majority than was given 10 the
Democratic party last November
Rober Oder, a a prominent Demo
crat and citizen of Cuching. was a
visitor at the convention this morning.
w. l.. Jones. L. w Wright and Jos.
Underwood OF Morrison. are in the
city attending the Masonic grand lodge
The county offices can now be found
In the old Welcome grocery building,
corner Division and Harrison.
There were many out of town visi-
tors Witnessed the play. Monte
Cristo.' at the Brooks last evening.
T. L. Blake has purchased the
State Cafe on South Second street.
fhe Modern Woodmen met last
night IN their lodge rooms on East
Oklahoma avenue. Four candidates
were given the mysteries of Wood
craft,
Mrs VIM. Mcclure is sick at her
home on East Springer
Mrs. Paul Newman is suffering from
a shock OF paralysis
Mrs. VIM. SpurloclS who is suffering
with a severe attack of asthma is re
ported TO be improving
Bun Bennett is suffering a with 2
sore hand lie cut IL on rusty nail
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-14
RUTHERFORD FOR UNITED
STATES SENATOR.

(Trlsa Democrat. 18th. inst)
Tulsa and this immediate section,
where there are such vast natural re-
sources. and the ownership of which
in most cases is vested In the Indians,
need men in congress who are capable
persevering. familiar with the condl'
tions and incorruptible There is one
man who has a strong Following in
all parts of the new state, which
makes him the logical candidate for
United States senator, and that is
Morton Rutherford He is an able
lawyer, an eloquent and forecful speak
er. a jealous and active Democrat who
has done much to keep alive the or
ganization OF the party in indian Ter
ritory when there were no Offices to
be filed. and a man who can success
fglly cope with the ablest of the op.
position in debate
The support for Mr.. Rutherford Is
not confined to any particular section
nor would he be a local representative
in the United states senate, but lool,
after the interests of the people as a
whole and would see that they Sc
cured their rights in material affairs
as well as political
Mr.. Rutherford was born on a farm
IN Arkansas. forty-seven years ago
so he is familiar, by personal expert
enos, with the vicissitudes Of lie TO
those who do hard manual labor His
sympathies and interests are with the
masses Of the people of whom he has
been at all times a champion. II
elected to the United States senate
their welfare would stlll be his main
concern. His motto Is "Equal rights
and freedom TO all and special priyi
leRes 10 none"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-14
ouAkEa REFLECTIONS.

The dlssusted flies and mosquitoes
ask "wlre screens7
Always in hot water-hydrogen and
oxygen.
Dead men tell no tales, neither dc
they write poems.
A stitch in time often saves your
bathing suit and your feelings.
Hes her half brother. isn't he?" 81
don't know. He was full the last tims
I saw him"
"Myl how fast that trolly cars 60
Ing" yes. l suppose somebOay's try
ing to catch It"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-14
FOUR ARE
BOOKED
FOR HANGING
UNLESS UNLOCKED FOR
CLEMENCY INTER
yENES
UNUSUAL NECKTIE PARTY
Booked for Pulling Off at
Lexington

Lexington, KY. Feb. "A. Unless
there Is an unexpected exercise of
clemency four men viii die on the
gallows in Kentucky tomorrow for
crimes they have committed Two OF
The men received the death penalty
for criminal assault. while the other
two die for murder Only one OF the
doomed men is a negro.
Guy Lyon and W 4. Fletcher are 70
be hanged at Russellville for criminal
assault AZ the same time and place
Ben Hunaker Is to be executed for
murder At London. Laurel county,
Jess Fitzgerald, a negro, is to be hang
ed for murder
Fhe crime OF which Lyon and
Fletcher We're convicted attracted
widespread attention. About years
ago they attacked the camp OF an
aged German named Gladder in In
gan county. ana outraged the fifteen
year-old daughter of the aged man.
Both the men We're married and had
families. When they We're arrested
and the girl IN broken English told
the gory OF her brutal treatment q
company OF state troops was all that
saved both men from being lynched
by mob
Hnffakers crime was the murder OF
a fe,low-conyict in the EddyYdle
branch penitentiary With a knife he
attacked Ben Shirly. with whom he
had quarreled and killed him
The negro Fitzgerald. with a negro
w0nau named Ann Henson. killed
Mrs Martha Broughfon in Knox coun
~ for the rufDose OF robbery They
cui her head OF When they were
frailed with bloodhound and arrested
the woman confessed The Knox iai
was s'ormed by a mob. but state
troDps guarded the two murderers anC
brought them 20 Lexington for safe
Keeping
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-02-14
CONVENTION
SIDETALK

Delegate Sandlin has recovered
from his recent illness and is at his
desk today bright and cherry as OF
yore.
Delegate Ellis started q petition bal
lot over the hall yesterday, headed
Shall rhaw BE Found Guilty or Ac'
quilted The vote stood 36 for ac-
quittal and nine for the chair"
Delegate Humphrey: II no'ice the
Republicans OF Guthrie are holding all
sorts OF club meetings They seek
1 presume to nake attacks on the
constitution