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Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

cause they believe he will be defeated
badly again and this will clear the
Democratic atmosphere for new deal
in 1872.
moor, an aristocratic suburb of Colo
RADIO Springs He died about mid
night.
William r. Hearst launched his In
dependence league as a national party
in New York Friday at meeting at
tended by 200 representatives OF the
league from thirty states. The aims
or the new party are declared by
It's promoters to be in opposition to
both the Democratic and Republican
parties who are declared to dominate
cy corporate interests.
After making a futile attempt to muir
der two of his best friends, Samuel D.
mcDanlels, a well known and wealthy
young man OF Colorado Springs, for
ulerly Of Denver, wound up pro-
tracted spree, during which he was
seized with delirium tremens, by com.
hitting suicide at his home in Brood
Harry X. Thaws second trial is
likely TO commence in the early part
os December. 1t may be, neverthe-
less, that MI Jerome wants to wait
until after the holidays. He is OF the
opinion that the second hearing will
re shorter than the first, and that
only few experts will be introduced
uy the defense. The experts will claim,
as they did at the first hearing, that
haw was insane at the time he killed
ar White. but that since his confne-
uent in the Tombs he has regained
lis lost mind, and that today he is per.
ectly sane.
Minnesota now furnishes two-thirds
of the iron ore mined in the United
tates. It's annual product is greater
han that of any single nation on the
lobe except perhaps, Great Britain
whose hgures for last year-are not yet
valuable All this iron comes from
he single county of La. Louis, bound
d by Lake Superior on the east and
aaching northward to Canada out
iide the city of Duluth there is prob
ibly 81 population of 5000 people
Who are entirely dependent upon Tho
uines and most of them are of alier
| 'irth. They represent almost every
ace, country and religion in Europe
nd 10 is n matter of conjecture what
ould become of our boasted develop
nent were it not for the aid of these
immigrants, says VIM. E. Curtis.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03
LOOKS LIKE DETROIT.

The American league series of
games are drawing to close and
chances favor Deroit winning the pen
nant. Chicago is now out of the race.
having tied in Mondays game with
Boston and lost yesterday to New
York Only one game was played
between Detroit and Philadelphia
Monday which lasted seventeen in
nings and ending in tie. This left
Detroit one game to the good over the.
Phillies and yesterday Detroit won
from Boston while the Philadelphia
team was idle. There is no possibil-
ity OF any other team winning out
side of Detroit and Philadelphia.
The game Monday must have been
, heart-breaking one. the score being
and 8.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03
NOTICE EoR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior,
and Office ,ut bmango, Colo. Sept. 80
l90I
Notice is hereby given that Anna Mamma
+ Grommvt La Plata county Colorado
as iiled notice Of her intention to make
nal cummutatton proof in support of
er claim viz Homestead Entry No
% made April Il. 1906. for the south
alf of the southwest quarter of section
3 u, township "A north range S west
y. NJ. r NJ, and that said proof will
We made before the register and receiver
4 the United States land office at Du-
nngo. Colo on November ., 1891
She names the following witnesses to
rove her continuous residence upon, and
0uuvauon of the land. viz:
Michael Campion and John Jelinck of
1urargo, Ia Plata county, Colorado: To
liaS Eppersun and John r. Mamma of
irommet, la Plata county, Colorado
f.. G. PERKINS Register
lrst publication October 3, 1907.
LAST publication November l. 1907
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

ball welters from way back slatterys
team is also rated as Dat experts.
with an inheld Of creased lightning.
The way it stacks up now 1t is no
body's game until it is over A bad
play or two and the side that makes
them will be put in the shade to won
der how 1t happened.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03
reLeesAPAlo sReverlEs.

The Alton railroad will ask United
States circuit court of appeals for a
rehearing in the rebate case, claiming
the decision is n severe blow at the
countrys commercial interests
President Roosevelt and Rt Rev.
Arthur Foley Winnington-lngram. lord
bishop of London, played tennis for
two hours Saturday afternoon upon
the court at the rear of the White
house.
Many Democratic leaders now in
Washington privately are favoring the
of Bryan next year be.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

1t is estimated tnal tSc next de
Tense of the Americas cup will cost
more than half million dollars. The
money will have to be raised by "A
syndicate and f. II. Hartman Is to-
be a liberal subscriber. When the
common people cheer the victor they
should not fail to remember that syn
dicates and magnates have their pa
triotic uses
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

Eastern papers are engaged in
wrangle over the value of menhaden.
porgies, soup and mossbunkers as
food. and point out that some of these
fish names are interchangeable. Polar
bear chops and walrus tenderloins;
may be on the menu in the course of
another year, with place reserved
for sharks, dolphins and waterdogs.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

The Glenwood Springs Post has
ing paper. max ng two afternoon pa
pers and no morning. The evening
paper tells the news of today-the
morning paper the news of yesterday
The Herald is the Durango paper thai
is garnered and read in the home
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

An army of ant having invaded the,
American Museum Of Natural History
in New York. the ento:aologists of the
institution have set to work to classify
and preserve the different species. and
report that the collection will be un-
usually valuable. The average citi-
zen loses a lot by not being an ento.
mologist
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

The Denver News places this years
sevenue from our varied industries at
9O5,00O 600, s125. 100000 being credit.
I'd to husbandry and sS0.OOO.0O0 in
mining. Not so bad for a Centennial
Md
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

Admiral Dewey aays Spain domi-
lated the commerce of the Orient for
700 years because Il owned the har-
'or of Manila. TIC United States is
iot anxious to do innate the east but
proposes to preso - the privilege OF
rading there on &. II terms.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

Patterson .evo, -a nns on one
side and t..c Republican as many
more on the o;her ide and between
them the average man does not know
lust what he is up against. except
hat he can reiy on Patterson most
always being or the wrong side.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

IN enterprising reporter sought the
opinion of the Storers on the third
term proposition recently and received
wo scornful laughs for comment. No
one will begrudge the Storers this lit
lie pleasure. the laugh mas been on
hem so long.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

Does farming pay? Secretary WIZ
on places the annual agrlcnlt'rll pro
luction of this country mt $4,000. .OOO.-
700. a"d the American Agriculturist
t.-,es that the farmers VIII receive
5000. 100000 more in 19C- than in
1906. The profits of the business
jught to be considera BILE.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03
Crron Tuesdays DailyD
en Russell returned last evening
n a business trip to Denver.

Cfron Tuesdays DailyO
Ben Russell returned last evening
rom a business trip to Denver.
j. NJ. Kinsley went down to Aztec
This morning. Looking for fruit.
What was left of flower gardens
iast night will go tonight. But it's the
time OF year.
Mrs. John Basher departed this
morning for Crsede, where she will
reside in the future.
C. Il. Mcconnell and son, Albert.
ire back from an automobile trip TO
the Montezuma valley.
Mrs. Ed Dodson and daughter came
N from Bayfield, yesterday and will
remain during the fair.
Fatty" Berguin arrived from Sill
Verton Monday and Will hob-nob with
I'D friends during the week.
Really looks like warming up. In
act, every indication points to hne
weather the rest OF the week.
The advance guard for the fair will
arrive from neighboring towns this
,vening. Four trains will contribute.
Deer season opened today. We
iont want whole one. Half or even
quarter of a doe or young buck win
answer.
S. NJ. Biggs & Co. have just received
| new consignment of Navajo blankets
md rugs. They are beauties. See
hem In the windows.
Some nj the merchants have very
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

A New York paper wonders how
work. can be provided for $1,000 m m
in Atlantic coast navy yards after the
'attle ships go to the Pacific. If
Uncle Sans big navy is handled
chiefly or tIe strength of such con
alterations. the system can be broken
up with advantage.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

Three preachers are on trial in
ohio-one for alleged heresy. one TO-.
awing tobacco and one for kissing a
4irl. They seem 10 insist In Ohio that
heir preachers shall be suitable to
set up rs examples of necessary.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

A s12,5oO,0O hotel has Just been
added to the New York collection. II
is rather difficult to decide whether
he capital of the country is being
fixed in Standard Oil or New York
otels.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

An Indiana man has married
woman whom he has known for, thirty
six years. He may reasonably ex-
pect now to become acquainted with
her
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03
(From Wednesdays paily.)

kFioHh NtuitsuhN DuliNsl
S. ID. Church. the government man.
arrived from Denver last evening.
Street car company should cease
work on road bed until after the fair.
1t is now Mayor Bernds. Herman
should be mayor in fact as well ms in
name.
Looked n trife dubious this morn
ing. But guess fates will be kind to
us.
j. c. Bowman came down from Sill.
verton yesterday and is stopping at
the Palace.
Mrs. C. S. Watson is over from
Telluride visiting her daughter. Mrs.
n. G. Turner.
s. u. Church of the government land
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

A thousand marriageable girls ,.r
rived in New York city from acros.
the ocean Saturday. There is hope
ior many bachelors.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

The San Luis valley is forging to
the front in great shape And Monte.
yuma county leads them all at rho
present time.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03
Denver is kept pretty well in the
turmoil by its papers.

The Denver News, in fact all the
l'ehVer papers give gooi accounts cf
the Telluride-iron Works game.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

the Telluride team at the head OF
the class.
Contractor Newnham will have to
hurry If he gets the sidewalks on
the lower end of Main street finished
by tomorrow evening.
Judge C. A. Pike. District Attorney
j A. Pulliam and Attorney o. S.
Galbreath will go up to Silverton this
evening on court business They will
return tomorrow.
Editor Wilson OF the Aztec Index
came up Saturday to meet Mrs. VII.
son and the children, who returned
from Ave weeks visit to Denver.
They went home yesterday.
The storm will be over with before
fair time and the weather will be fine
the rest of the week. This Is not
weather man dope. just that Of n
reporter. but 1t is straight goods just
the same.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pearson return
cd Saturday evening from three
weeks honeymoon trip which includ'
cd Harrys old home in Canada, and
few OF the larger cities. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearson are located in the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Gaukroger on the Boulevard. next to
the McAtee residence. We are all
glad to have this happy couple with
ms again.
Rev. T. NJ. Stephenson departed for
Grand Junction this morning after
spending a week In Durango, coming
Ia attend the Southwestern Baptist
association meetings Tuesday and
Wednesday and then the Sabbath
school association meetings Thursday
and Friday. DR.. Stephenson is one
OF the best and most logical speakers
that ever graced a Durango platform.
He Is one of the kind that gets right
down to heart-to-heart talk with his
| audience, and his views are certainly
OF the convincing nature. DR.. Steph-
snson is a friend of the child and
| his talk yesterday morning and again
mothers, should have been heard by
avery father and mother who has the
welfare of their children at heart as
early training. not only in a religious
way. but every way. is the keynote
to strong manhood and womanhood
DR.. Stephenson can always count on
responsive audience in Durango.
| That's the way the game resulted at
Silverton yesterday. where part OF the
Durango team went to give Silverton
chance to try out the new men Slat
terry has for the fair series.
1t was too cold to play ball, any
how. but they made stab at 1t
Clark. the Des Moines shut out man
was hit too freely and was taken out
and Hills substituted. Durango was
short two men and the two Patterson
hoys flied In. While the Durango
,oys pounded the ball considerably
Silvertons infield was generally on
the spot to gather them in.
Stanley pitched good game for
Durango but the boys were too busy
'hivering and trying to keep warm to
back him up.
The game was called after the sew.
enth inning so the home boys could
catch the train which left at o'clock
| Anheier was behind the bat for Du.
rango and will probably occupy that
position during the balance of the sea
| 5on. Hughes, whose left shoulder
hows a disposition to want to go the
hospital. played first. Under the cir
,umstances the game was not q bad
one. The remark was made Satur.
lay that Durango would not get a
nan to first base. No one really ex
oected Durango to win. They went
ip there short handed and went
igainst the aggregation Slattery has
'ecured to skin Telluride with.
/ cErnm TnesdaY,s Dailxl
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03
(rro1 mondays Daily.

j. L. Parsons went down to the
lower valley this morning
Il. W. Ritter returned yesterday
from business trip to Denver.
Joe TerEx passed through from Sill
vcrtpn TO Denver Sunday morning.
w. I. Giffprd was Denver bound |
passenger yesterday morning on bust.
ness.
o. S. Galbreath took run out to
Juanita yesterday and back again in
the evening.
Lou Cameron. who was IN Mercy
hospital 80, long last spring. left this
morning for Arizona.
John Kellenberger came In last ev
ening from a trip to his many Gus
toners in the San Luis valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Zeller returned last
evening from ten days visit 10 Den
yer, where they went for rest and
recreation.
Mrs. Frank Cunhs. jr. left this
morning for the lower La Plata where
she was called by the serious Illness of
her brother.
Jos. Jackson and ]. ]. German went
out to the Ignacio agency this morn
ing to do the plumbing on Roy Halls
new house.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. NJ. Anhcier return
cd from attendance to the Grand juno
tion fair this morning via Silverton.
They report very pleasant time,
Mrs, James Murphy. who came over
from Alamosn to attend the funeral
OF the children of her sister, Mrs.
Samuel Cook. left for home this morn
ing.
S. N. Biggs 4 Co. announce that
they will remain in their present
quarters this week. Visitors from the
country will find their place head
quarters for bargains In furniture, etc.
DR.. E. NJ. Stephenson. who spent
last week here attending the Baptist
institute. left this morning over the
southern for Grand Junction. where
he Will make an address Tuesday
night.
Purchase n reserved seat ticket for
the Kempton Komedy Ko. at Red Men
hall tonight and bring a lady free Of
charge. To secure this privilege seats
must be reserved before I o'clock
this evening.
Miss Lena Barber departed for Den
YER yesterday morning after several
months with her mother. sister and
brother. She expects to be with us
again In about two weeks and will
probably remain all winter.
Quite a number OF friends were at
the depot Sunday morning to see
the Misses Francis and Myrtle Hood
on for Denver. There are two fine
girls who win land college educa,
tion.
In referring to the defeat of the
Durango team week ago Sunday by
score of 3 to s the Denver Republican
overlooked the fact that on the pre-
vious Sunday Durango won by a score
o. 3 to 1.
A. l.. Leiner returned yesterday
from Denver. While there he bought
some new furniture and picked up
some new wrinkles which will be used
10 improve and make the brunswick
more attractive, If possible.
Giles r. vandegrift came down
from Silverton last evening and re
turns tonight where he has several
good contracts. Mr.. Vandegrft says
there will be big attendance at the
fair from Silverton and San Juan
county,
Sunday was the most disagreeable
day Durango has experienced since
last winter. and today is not peach
by any means. But we seldom have
more than two or three bad days at
time and we look for the right kind
nf weather Wednesday.
The Telluride ball team is the whole
cheese. having defeated the Colorado
Iron Works team in Denver Saturday
afternoon by score of to 2. the
eamp schpduiad for yaztardov not
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

The train from Silverton was crowd.
ed with fair visitors this morning.
Quite number were unable to come
because of lack of room. The big
crowd will come tomorrow on the spe-
rial. The ball games are drawing
them, and especially the game be.
tween Silverton ANA Telluride tomor-
row.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

attractive window displays. Those Of
Graden's and Graham's are especial
ly pleasing to the eye.
Mrs. Peter Peterson returned last
evening from Denver where she visit
ed Mrs. A. X. Ferguson three weeks.
She reports an enjoyable time.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

This morning when people got up
they were considerably disappointed
to find the sky clouded with lndica-
tons of rain, but as the morning
hours passed and the sun came out
occasionally a better feeling prevailed
and at this writing-1 o'clock-indi-
cations point to a fine day, although
the sun is obscured most OF the time.
At the same time it is warm and the
attendance at the fair grounds will no
ioubt be large.
Interest In the game tomorrow be-
tween Silverton and Telluride Is
reaching the fever heat The friends
OF both offering large wagers on their
favorites. Silverton has Clark and
Dexter for battery. with six other ex.
leaguers to back them up. Telluride
has McCloskey. the crack Baltimore
pitcher, who has a good record as a
shut out twirler. He is an old Cripple
Creek lad and has no fear of the alti.
tude affecting him. The Telluride |
boys have the reputation OF being
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

Augustin MacHugh's high class
vaudeville at the Stilwell opera house
the four days of the fair will prove a
drawing card for the visitors.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

The Denver Republicans write up
of the Telluride-Iron Workers game.
says that 'Fonskea has not been
terror to batsmen this season." He
hasn't, eh? You Just ask the Silver
ton bunch about what they think oi
his performance on the local grounds
the 18th and again at Pennington,
and then ask Telluride boys abou,
the game on the 22d. They might
give some information on that ques.
tlon.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

w. p. Houston. who has manlpu
lated the keyboard on the Democrats
linotype machine for the past few
months, departed for his home at Kan
sas City this morning, Count Won
Nordheim will operate the machine
for the present.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

S. w. Smith returned this morning
via Silverton from a six weeks trip
&c eastern points and the jamestown
exposition. He is looking fine and has
fully recovered from the effects of in
iuries received in runaway last
July.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

The Telluride ball team returned
from Denver last evening and are get
ting in shape to go up against Slat-
tery's bunch Thursday. That game
will be for blood and no mistake.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

The morning paper walls because
II hadn't been told of the accident to
H. T. Henderson. by which he received
a badly sprained knee. Mr.. Hender-
son came home Wednesday and Thurs
lays Herald contained an account Of
the accident.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

All comrades of the G. A. r. and
). of V. and members of the w. r.
,. are invited to attend reception
1t the residence of Comrade w. H.
la Count, go Fourth avenue, in honor
Of the department inspection. Mrs.
i.ehon this Wednesday evening from
to 10.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

Last nights Southern brought in
Ihree carloads of visitors from Tellu-
ride and Montezuma valley points.
Today and tomorrow there will be
arger crowds from that section. This
years crowd will be a record breaker
and the fair will be worthy of their
patronage in every particular.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

Some of the merchants have very
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

McCloskey, Denvers old time cracl
pitcher and now of the Baltimore
league. arrived with the Tellurid,
bunch and will probably be pittet
against Clark In the SilvertonTellu
ride game.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

Judge C. A. Pike. District Attorney
J. A. Pulliam and Attorney o. s.
Galbreath will go up to Silverton this
evening on court business. They will
return tomorrow.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

Editor Wilson Of the Aztec Index
came up Saturday to meet Mrs. VIII.
son and the children. who returned
from five weeks visit to Denver.
They went home yesterday.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

Mrs. Geo. A. Rosenblatt and Master
Joe will be down from Telluride this
evening to attend the fair. and to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Har-
mon, 1905 West Second avenue north
side.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

Bound TO be plenty OF farmers in
the city the next few days. If they
fail to make good 1t will be useless for
our people to raise and appropriate
so much money for farm products sad
live stock.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

Rather busy time for the postmaster
TO close couple hundred boxes but
he has received positive Instructions
OF do so where rent is not paid by the
first and there is nothing left but fol
low instructions. And every box rent.
er was given timely warning.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

Lee Bellinger is back from Port
land, Oregon, where he went when his
orother-in-law, John O'Connell was in
iured by falling under his train. He
left John doing nicely and on the
road to recovery
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

Quite number OF friends were at
the depot Sunday morning to see
the Misses Francis and Myrtle Hood
on for Denver. There are two fine
girls who win land college educa,
tion.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

s. D. Church of the government land
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

Miss Lena Barber departed for Den
YER yesterday morning after several
months with her mother. sister and
brother. She expects to be with us
again in about two weeks and will
probably remain all winter.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

S. NJ. Biggs & Co. have just received
new consignment of Navajo blankets
md rugs. They are beauties. See
them In the windows.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

What do you think of the gall of
person who refuses to contribute to
he fair guarantee and then slips ont
10 the grounds and tacks advertising
literature on the buildings. Mighty
small business and the party will be
" Il advertised as such.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

Purchase reserved seat ticket for
the Kempton Komedy Ko. at Red Men
hall tonight and bring lady free Of
charge. To secure this privilege seats
must be reserved before I o'clock
this evening.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

Slattery and his team came down
from Silverton this morning and have
been out sizing up the field today. He
has added eight fast players to his
team and will play but on Silverton
man-Jack Cole-in the series this
week. Jack will take his old position
as left fielder, and he is good one,
too.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

S. N. Biggs 4 Co. announce that
they will remain in their present
quarters this week. Visitors from the
country will find their place head
quarters for bargains in furniture. etc.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

DR.. E. NJ. Stephenson. who spent
last. week here attending the Baptist
institute. left this morning over the
southern for Grand Junction. where
he Will make an address Tuesday
night.
Semi-weekly herald., 1907-10-03

The storm will be over with before
fair time and the weather will be fine
the rest of the week. This is not
weather man dope, just that of a
reporter, but ii is straight goods just
the same.