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The Lamar register., 1907-07-10

Headschs and constipation disappear
when Dades Little Liver Pills are used
They keep the system clean. the stom.
ach sweet. Taken occasionly they kesI
you we'll. They are for the entire fami
". Sold by The Up-eo- Date Drug Co
The Lamar register., 1907-07-10

II you suffer from blosting belching,
sour stomaDh, indigestion or dyspepsia,
take . KinRs Dyspepsia Tablet after
each meal, and overcome the disagree
petite, and aid digestion. Sold by The
Up to-Date Drug 20.
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Weak Women

n weak and ailins vso0. thsrs Il 1t least ons
~ - hslD. But with that way. tive trsatmentA
~ b combined. oas b local. one ID constitD
nonal. bot botA are Important 18th essential
DT. shoop's Night oass = the Local.
DT. Shops Restorative. the Constitutional.
Ths fosmsr-Dr. 1heoU's Night Curs-is topi0a
0uoou nsmhrAns suDoository remedy. whils n.
ohsop's 1al1osatavs b wholly an internal ksaA
0sak Ths Restorative reaches throughout ~
nAlFs sysesm. ssskins the repair Of all assvA
n Aasus. md all blood ailments.
1hs Night Cure. - ~ name implies. does -
work whils you sleep. u soothss sore and indaA
a mucous surfaces. hsais local wsaimsasss anl
1isehasEss. while The Rsstsrativs. eases nerves.
9stsmsnt gives rsnswsd visor and ambitsa.
bltlds up wasted tiasnsa. bringing about renewed
aFsagtA. vgor. and sasrsy. Take DR.. shoo0's
eassosAuvs-Tablses or Lauid-asa general TOME
y IL gsHan- For positive local hslp use - NJ
The Lamar register., 1907-07-10

W. e. Nogal, hArnessmaker. Harness
and hynets oiled while you wait.
The Lamar register., 1907-07-10

$40, 900 just received for farm loans
No delays.
l. WRIT MARKHAM.
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A. T. 4 8. E. TinGCAao.
Daily, Lamar. Colorado Daily.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior, -
Land Office at Lamar, Colo, june IL, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that James v.Golladay
of Lamar, Colorado, has filed notice OF his in
tention TO make final five year proof In
No. $3.50 made April u. 1902. for the NE SEQ
o. twp % s. ree 70 W. and that said proof will BIO
made before the Register 4 Receiver at Lamar
Colorado, on Wednesday. July ~, 1907.
J.. names the following witnesses TO prove his
col tinuous residence upon, and cultivation Of.
said land, viz:
GEORGE Watson, Art Thomas. Orrin Hyatt. G.
A. Dietrich. all OF Lamar, Colorado.
June 10, OF JOHN A. WILLIAMS. Register.
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Money to Loan-On farm property
No appraisers, money paid ~ soon - ab-
stract approved. j. s. HAsTY.
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EVIL IN THE TELEPHONE.
docs Harm In Keeping Women Too
Much In the House.

A physician remarked lately that
the telephone was the means OF more
sickness especially headaches. than al
most anything else. He explained that
women who could do all of their or
herring over the telephone seldom left
the house to buy anything. and If they
would only get out and take a walk
early In the morning they would re-
turn to the house with brighter spirits
and more animation for work. I'm
doubtedly It is an inspiration to get
nut and see that one is not alone in
the days work A woman here clean
ing her windows; another is sweep
ing her rooms; a bevy hurry by with
packages under their arms after a
visit to the stores and groceries. To
see people busy and full of life and
animation is an inspiration to any
one. and this seems to be exactly what
the physician meant by his remark.
The most detected, Respondent and
headachy women in the world are
those who live back Of locked doors
and keep up the eternal grind Of kitch-
en- work from one day to another.
Measuring Eye-strInss.
Physical skill. endurance and PROV
ess-these were the things that COM
manded respect in the wild west And
what mills OF violence and torture the
old melees we're! To maui and bat
ter victim till he was jelly. to leave
a life-mark Of victory upon the van
pushed, and then to celebrate the
Olympian event by getting gloriously
drunk with your friends on new whis-
ky-this was fame and sport. 1t was
q tame fight in which one of the con-
testants did not lose a part of his
ear, or have his nose bitten OF. but
the acme Of skill and power lay in
plucking out your opponents eye. In
deed. "eye-gouging." as 1t was called.
was a road to glory. and the threat
I'll measure your eyestrings was the
highest taunt.-From Simon Kenton,
Scalp Hunter"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-17
CHECKS PASSED
WERE WORTHLESS
Handsome Young Woman
From Chicago Now Await
ing Trial at Pasadena.

Los Angeles. Jan. IA st-iloineN hand
some. stylishly dressed young woman
known at the Pasadena hotel where she
has been staying as Mrs A +. Floyd.
but who is reported to have another
name well known in Chicago social cir
cies, was arrested last night by Detec-
tive Freeman of Pasadena. on "A charge
of having passed worthless checks to the
amount of about 500. During the col
icquy with her escort. following her arrest
at the theatre, and ia which the latter de-
clined 10 put up $3.50 bail money. the
young woman threatened to make dis
closures and exclaimed that her real
name is SickIey. She is. i'd TO be a wild
ow. She is unusually beautiful of a
Spanish cast of features. She made no
objection To being taken to Pasadena and
left sor there in charge OF the officer last
night. Her escort declined TO Iii scuSs the
case and disappeared after saying that
the woman's arrest if known in Chicago.
would cause a sensation there.
Mrs Floyd was arraigned i'm Justice
Klamoths court today and remanded to
Jail awaiting trial. The firm of Mather
q Bakef. merchants. appeared as COM
planning witnesses. alleging that the de-
PENDANT had given them worthless checks
for So in exchange for goods purchased
from them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-17
ALL COMING TO SALT LAKE
Wyoming Wool Growers Conclude a
Successful Convention at
Rock Springs.

Rock Springs. Wyo-, Jan. 16-The third
annual convention of the Wyoming Wool
Growers association adjourned tonight
after a. successful meeting The dele
gates. government and railroad officials
left on special train at $40 D. m. and
will reach Salt Lake early in the morning
The Wyoming flockmasters passed resolu-
tons protesting against the further ere
alton of forest reserves and against the
fees for grazing sheep, which the sheep
men say are excessive as compared with
the rates charged for other classes OF
livestock. The resolutions also oppose the
passage of senate file 1918. known as the
range lease law These resolutions will
be presented at the Salt Lake convention.
The Wyoming, delegates are enthusiastic
and believe that much good will come
from the Salt Lake meeting. The Off
GERS for the Wyoming association are: J.
A. Delfelder. president: Colonel E j.
Bell, vice president. Secretary Treasurer
George s. Walker was reelected. The
sheepmen attempted to re-elect President
j. NJ Wilson, but he refused to accept
the DOsitiOn.
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GRIEVANCE OF LUMBERMEN
President Listens to An Appeal Fa-
voring Legislation for Recip-
rocal Demurrape.

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE president to-
day heard an appeal in favor of federal
legislation for reciprocal demurrage to
meet the situation caused by the lack OF
railway equipment and the delay in NOV
ing cars when loaded. The appeal was
presented by the executive committee OF
the National Reciprocal Demurrage con-
vention recently held at Chicago. headed
by Victor II. Beckman. OF Seattle, chair
man.
The appeal says that the lumber trade
where the commodity is one Of the heav-
lest contributors to railroad revenue. has
been perhaps the chief sufferer from in
adequate transportation facilities! It was
regarded as possible that properly
framed federal legislation. made with
due regard to the operating question in
volved and the respective rights OF the
public and common carriers. would afford
relief in a short time. The president
promised to take the matter up with the
committee again tomorrow. when other
members of the interstate commerce com
mission are expected TO be present.
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DOCUM FILED.
Texas Legislature Still Busy Dis
cussing Senator Bailey.

Austin. Tex. Jan. 16.-Attorney General
Davidson appeared in the house today
with the documentary evidence which, IL
is charged, duplicates Senator Bailey in
connection with the readmission of the
Waters Pierce Oil company. in violation
OF the antitrust laws Of the state.
Senator Bailey's supporters objected to
consideration Of the evidence unless II
was genuine and unless Senator Bailey
could look over it at the same time as
the members. 1t then was suggested that
Attorney General Davidson be required
20 prove the correctness OF the papers.
Both propositions were voted down. The
attorney general filed the evidence with
the speaker pending further develop
ments The house then resumed argu-
ments as 10 whether there shall be an
investigation.
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FACTS MAY Be
BROUGHT OUT
House Resolution ASing Hitch
cock to Explain Eastern
Cherokee Scandal.

Washington. Jan. Representative
Stephens Of Texas today introduced a
resolution calling upon Secretary Hitch
cock to make explanations concerning the
complaints Of the Eastern Cherokee IN
dams. i'm which the secretary is charged
with having Illegally paid 10 the law firm
Of Finkelberg. Nable & Kirby. of St.
Louis. $4,000 from the Eastern Cherokee
trust funds. as fees for services per-
formed for another tribe of Indians. The
Stephens resolution directs the secretary
to send TO the house Of representatives
the contracts under which it is charged
this sum was paid; DEGREES of the court
OF claims under which the fees were
granted the firm. names of members of
the law firm receiving payment; also a
statement Of the relationship between the
secretary and one member of the firm
a copy of the secretary's recommended
ton Of the firms employment and a
statement whether any OF the funds paid
the firm as fees were used for the pur-
pose of influencing government officials
to give their assistance toward securing
their allowance and payment.
The resolution was referred to the In
dian affairs committee
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Only Ruins Remain.

Kingston. Jan. 16.-Kingston was over
whelmed by an earthquake at 800 O'Clock
on Monday afternoon All the houses
within a radius of ten miles were dam
aged. and almost isSery house in the city
was destroyed.
Fire broke out after-the earthquake and
completed the work of destruction. The
business section of Kingston is a heap of
smouldering ashes The killed number
about 100. and thousands were injured.
The churches. public offices and hotels
are all gone. but there were no fatalities
at the Constant Springs hotel.
Among the killed were Sir James Fer
guson. and prominent merchants and pro-
fessional men.
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About 1900 Dele
gates With Their
Families Invade
Salt Lake
Today.
Business Sessions, Sheep
Shows and Social At
fractions Promise
Lively Time.

++%%%*+%&$%%%AA4A4AAAAG&4A.
Washington. Jan. Ex-senator War =
rem today sent telegram 20 Vice .
y President J. NJ. Wilson. of the Ma 4
y uonaI Wool Growers association. =
telling him that or account of the .
= pressure Of public business ne would y
De unable 10 attend the Wool Grow y
efs convention which opens az Salt y
y Lake City tomorrow He asked that =
y copy of the resolutions adopted al =
y the convention be sent him SO that =
= he might aid in accomplishing what b
y is sought by the convention i'm mat =
y ters of national legislation.
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With the ring of the gavel in the hands
of DR.. J. NJ. Wilson. western vice presi-
dent of the National Wool Growers asso-
citation, the forty-third annual convention
of that organization will open at 10 O'Clock
this morning in Armory hall in the ma
tfonal guard building
Fully 1000 delegates and their families
will be in town by noon today. -Four big
trainloads are expected to arrive from
Wyoming. Montana and Idaho From
Rock Springs. Wyoming 300 sheep men.
headed by Vice President Wilson and
George 5. Walker. treasurer Of the ma
uonal association. are on their way. and
are due 10 arrive at the Oregon Short
Line depot IN two special trains at
y NiN@h thlS uAOlusiE. Tic party IS
posed OF the sheep men who for the past
two days have been attending the third
annual convention OF the Wyoming Wool
Growers association at Rock Spriags.
With them Will come Clifford Pinchot
chief forester. United States department
OF agriculture
Special trains will bring the Idaho ana
Wyoming delegations Each will be ac-
companied by band. and Held's band
of Salt Lake Will meet all trains al the
depotS today. IL Is expected Governor
GOodng and large number OF the mem
bers of Idaho's legislative houses are with
the delegation from that state. Immedi-
ately upon their arrival here the delegates
viii register at Room 26S. Commercial
Club building and will he given crsdential
cards that viii entitle them to the priv
leges OF the Commercial club until Jan
.; admission to the tabernacle concert
Thursday night; to the Fine and Fat
Sheep show al the fair grounds: to the
free use of the toll lines Of the local tele-
phone companies, and to the smoker to be
Continued on PAGE g.
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RAILROAD MAN PROMOTED.


Kemmerer. Wye, Jan. 49,. r. Folger.
whoJhas been for a long time chief dis
patcher at this point for the Oregon Short
Line has been notified Of his appoint
ment as trainmaster Of the first and sec
Wyoming, to Pocatello. Idaho This is a
well deserved promotion for Mr.. Folger.
who has long been recognized as one of
the responsible officials of the road. and
his friends here rejoice I'm his success. He
was elected mayor of Kemmcrer in Nav.
1906 and his term OF office will not ex-
pire until June of this year.
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St Thomas d. W. T.. Jan. 19.-Reports
received here from jamaica say 1t is
estimated that one thousand persons have
been killed by the earthquake and fire
and that ninety thousand persons are
homeless. The damage 10 Kingston alone
is placed at fully Sl0000000
Advlces received from Jamaica declare
that all people have been warned TO keep
away from Kingston. The stencil is
described as awful Money is useless.
The banks have been burned. but the
vaults are supposed to be safe. The
misery ON all sides is indescribable- Rich
and poor alike are homeless. Provisions
OF all kinds are urgently needed. 1t is
impossible TO say where anybody can be
found.
Buried Under Ruins.
Sir James Ferguson. vice chairman Of
the ROYAL Mail Steamship company. is
among the killed. The dead are being
buried under the smoldering ruins. The
mercantile community suffered most Sc
vereiy, warehouses falling on them. Many
men are dead or injured. The negroes
are looting. CHASTITY scenes are being
witnessed. All the shops have been de-
sroyed and all the buildings in and
around Kingston are in ruins. Very few
or thfm are safe to live In.
ne governor and his party are safe
IS reported that an extinct volcano
M the parish OF Portland is showing signs
el activity. but this has not been veri-
tleu. NO news has yet been received
uom other parts Of the island of ia
mSicai communication being very diff
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seueraI Hundred killed.

Boston. Jan. l6-The United Fruit com
pany in this city received a cablegram
from Jamaica today. dated Holland Bay
Jan. j.. stating that several hundred per
sons were killed I'm Kingston. The mes
sage follows:
Mercantile section Of Kingston. includ-
ing our office. completely destroyed by
earthquake and fire. Several hundred
killed Myrtle bank and Constant
Strings hotel practically destroyed
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KILLED BY CRAZY MAN.
&. r. Van Itzen Shot in National
Museum at Washington.

Washington. Jan 16.-E. +. Van Itzen
was shot and killed at the National mu-
scum today by Otto Sellhorse of Phila-
delphia Van Itzen was photographer
employed at the museum The victim was
shot three times by Sellhorse with re-
peating rifle. There were no witnesses
10 the shooting. 1t is understood that the
affray was the result of family troubles.
Sellhorse is an artist who lived with
his mother. brother and sister in PhIadel-
phia Last week he was in sanitarium
i'm Easton. Pa. suffering from nervous
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-17
SERIES OF MUSICALS.

Invitations have been issued for the
first of "A series of musicales to be given
by the music section of the Ladies Lit
erarE club under the auspices of the en-
tire club and the management of Fred
Graham. The date of the first is Tues
day. Jan. -. The artists TO be presented
will be the Orpheus club. 10 be heard for
the first time this season. Miss Cecilia
Sharp. Walter A. Wallace and Albert c.
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cIIIIoM HANGS ON.

Springfield, H.. Jan. 16.-Senator Shelby
M. CulIom was tonight unanimously
nominated for reelection to the United
States senate at a joint caucus of the Re
publican members of the assembly, held
ia the house OF representatives.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-17

Chicago Jan. 16--Mayor Dunno tonight
announced his candidacy for the Demo
cratic mayoralty nomination on "a plat
form Of opposition to the proposed settle
ment Immediately Of the street car ques-
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itlhi dS CulleN StdltS senator.
Boise. Ida. Jan. l6-At a joint session
Of the legislature at noon w h Borah
was elected sena tor to succeed Fred r.
Dubois, by vote OF fifty-three to eigh-
teen.
Helena. Mont, Jan. 16.--COngressm
Joseph NJ. Dixon. Republican Of Mis-
soula. was formally elected United States
senator today for the six-year term be-
ginning March 4 next
Concord y H. Jan le.-United States
Senator Henry +. Burnham was today
elected for six years.
Augusta. Maine. Jan 16.-William 2.
Frye was today reelected TO the United
States senate for six years.
Lansing. Mich. Jan. 6.-COngressman
William Alden Smith was today elected
United States senator to succeed Senator
Alger.
Boston. Jan. 16-Unitcd States Senator
VI. Murray Crane was today formally
elected United States senator
Lincoln. Mcclellan. 16.-Norris Brown
was today formally elected United States
senator.
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ruins. Among the killed are Sir James
ferguson. many prominent merchants and
professional men. ana many natives
There were no fatalities at the Constant
Springs hotel
The business quarter of Kingston is
now smoldering ashes. We are thank
Iui that our party is all right"
This message from Sir Alfred is prac-
tically identical with other messages re-
ceived from Kingston. including one from
a correspondent Of the Standard. who is
with the Jones party, with the exception
that all the others give the death list as
several hundred" while dispatch of q
similar purport received by the direct
West Indian Cable company says the
loss OF life was heavy" and adds that
Port Antonio was not badly inbred
Data Still Lacking.
At the present time. therefore il is
quite impossible to form "A reliable idea
of the number of lives lost. from the in
formation available.
King Edward. through the Earl OF FL
gin. secretary of state for the colonies.
telegraphed to Sir Alexander Swettenham.
governor of Jamaica. as follows:
Il am commanded by the king to re
OF Kingston the horror with which his
majesty ana the queen have learned of
the terrible catastrophe which has be-
fallen the town, with the loss of so MANY
lives. and the deep sympathy of their
lHajeSties with the sufferers and the rel
atives Of those killed"
The Earl Of Elgin and Sir Henrv-Camp-
bell-Bannerman also have telegraDhed 10
the governor of Jamaica assurances Of
the governments sympathy. together with
requests for the fullest particulars of the
disaster.
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some SENATORS SELECTED
Several New Faces Will Appear in
the Upper House of the
Next Congress-

Denver. Jan. 16.-At noon today i'm Joint
session OF the senate and house Lieuten-
ant Governor Erastus b. HARPER an
nounced the election OF Simon Guggen-
helm as United States senator.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-17
INSTRUCTION OF CITY
OF KINGSTON COMPLETE.
Fire Raging With Renewed Violence
and Negro Soldiers Are Looting
the Rum Shops.
Invalid Soldiers Burned to Death in Hospita-Admira Evans
Starts for the Scene.

JAM 1eThe following cabIegram
the this
49, 1881 m-secretary Washington
earthquake followed
lost Food badly wanted probably
proof safe "AMERIcAN CON SULATE."
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) london. Ian. is. 7 p. m.-The fol- :
, lowing Cahlegram has been received =
; from a press representative who ac- 2
, cOmpanied Sir Alfred Jones and party '
y to jamaica:
, Fire broke out again tonight. The =
\ negroes are looting the rum shops. Z
> At least 500 persons have been killed. =
y There are weird and terrible scenes.
= Forty-flve invalid soldiers were 4
y burned 60 death in the military hos Z
= pital Several shocks were felt to- =
= daI." 4
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Washington, JAM 1e-captain
stating that Admiral commanding
sailed that
dispatch says
lowed Admiral
Celtic which
fully povisoned,
food
the needy.
HaVana 49, Admiral Evans I'm
batteshps
heard fronw was a Guantanamo Cuba
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Western Pacific Construction Work

to he
leTh today
Death to he $
big whc work he
OF q OF m
highest
the roadw
In roadhed
miles OF
western
aited with
be reach
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-17
Courtesy Appreciates.

eiMo Things stand out Of the general
kloom and bring intense satisfacfion to
. ne brush public. The first is the fact.
SXI,es.Irined tonight I'm dispatch from Sir
n..ea Jones himself that the Jones
ii are all safe The second is found
W. N's prompt and active steps taken by
ne American government to investigate
- Ieai conditions and afford the neces-
s,ngcor 10 the unfortunate city.
81, Spee,al appreciation Is felt at Score
--o(. Melcahs decision to act without
nos'its LOT congressional sanction. All
r,,t slo .e steps are now being taken here.
snnra ms generous action is none the less
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-17
SUSPENSE IN LONDON.
reports Received Are Vague and
Somewhat Conflicting.

London, Jan. l6.-The brief dispatches
eeecelVeg here tonight. including some
.lonl kingston direct declaring that 100
laISohS had been killed i'm the earth
guahe OF Monday. leave the country ap-
sateHty in renewed suspense as TO the
lete OF Jamaicas capital.
a;sr,tliilsr reports. including government
,u,..spdtcnes. had tended 10 minimize the
"Glst features OF the first messages re-
,.l1eo. and. although there is an inclina-
h. I'm sun to credit these official accounts
u lhe absence Of confirmation of the
latter reports the relief felt this after
~ s,Vo. tends TO give place to dependency
NJ, me possibility that the worst fears
~ ~. ne realized when the full accounts
VI lne disaster come To hand