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The Falls City tribune., 1908-12-11

The ''Doings' of Il Country Friends
and NeighbOrs.
PERU NORMAL NOTES

PERU NORMAL NOTES
Minnie Macomber OF Falls City
spent Thanksgiving in Peru.
Glenn D. jenkins Of Stella has been
elected editor of the senior annual.
Miss Reba Eversole of Elk Creek
spent her vacation here aud at Falls
City.
Miss Alyce Yoder Of Falls City IA
visiting here recently the guest of Miss
Myrtelle Yocam.
Thirty years ago the annual enroll
ment at the Normal was 100, today the
annual enrolment is 1900.
Miss Irene Waehtel returned to her
home in Falls City after spending the
holidays with her sister, Miss Inez.
Miss Ruby StoufTer and Messrs. Lloyd
Kinsey, Virgil Grinstead and Eugene
Meredith of Salem spent Thanksgiving
here.
Mrs, Clara Peck and daughter Miss
Ethel, returned to their home in Falls
City after a few days visit with rela-
tives here.
Miss Eleanor Lally, a member of the
faculty, gave an interesting talk on
the great masterpieces of art which
she had occasion to see ia the great art
galleries across the Atlantic ocean.
Lena Hallett of this place was forced
tie give up her school at Rulo on ac-
count of sickness. Her work has been
satisfactory, and 1t is with regret that
the people give her up, but they hope
for a speedy recovery.
The third number Of the lecture
course, Miss Elma b. Smith and her
new company, gave an entertainment
In Normal chapel Wednesday, Dec. =.
The audience was held spell bound
during the entire evening and proclaim
Miss Smith to be u~nexcelled as a child
reader.
DR.. Mathes OF Washington State
Normal, on his journey through the
east, stopped at Peru. He gave an ii.
Illustrated lecture in Normal Chapel
Saturday evening and also gave "a talk
at chapel exercises the next Monday
morning. Mrs. Nettleton, who is at
the head Of the department OF express
sion, was at the Washington Normal
School year so we feel IA closer re-
lationship to them.
The annual foot ball reception was
given in.the gymnasium November 20.
Our boys are worthy of much praise
although they we're not victors in
every game Owing to misfortune
some of our best play ers were not able
to play in the Normal VS.. Bellevue
game aod consequently we did not win
ed between Doane and Bellevue, and
Doane was successful. As Peru had
o Il game with Doane the pennant
is tied and no one can boast of being
the proud poseessor of it.
Those who are in attendance at the
Sta'e normal this year from Rich
ar1son county are Vera Bergsma. Ola
Crook, Clara Crook, edith DeMers,
Myrtle {. Lvans. Emma Hoffman
Glenn D.. jenkins, Carman |. Jones,
Martha Kernen. Ruth Alberta Kernen,
Arthur l.. Klima, Vesta Lively, Claire
McDermet. Anna Mcmahon, Cleta
Moran, Edna Parsons. Olive Marie
p~etrashek, Ethel Robinson, Gertie NJ.
Robinson, Iona Y. Shick, Jennie Il,
Thompson. Olive p. Thompson. lnez
WaehteI and Myrtle 1ocam.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-12-11

VIM. Norton ard wife were down
from Lincoln the first of the week,
While in the city Mr.. Norton purchas-
ed the Humboldt Standard printing
Office and will assume charge next
week
Harland, the infant son of II. E. Hall
and wife, died Friday after a brief i'll
ness, death being due to brain fever.
Funeral services were held from the
home Sunday.
Frank H%olechek has disposed of 100
acre farm southwest of town to Henry
Rexroth for S65 per acre. Mr.. Rexroth
has sold his home place to Ed Uhri.
Mann 4 Legg this week closed q
deal for the Emo Geismann farm east OF
town known as the VIM. Tjaden place.
Mrs. S. J. Briggs OF Oneida. Kansas,
spent several days this week the guest
of her son, ]. T. Briggs and family.
Mesdames T. M. Draper and Sarah
Marburger visited with Geo. Schmel-
eel and wife in Falls City this week.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-12-11

H)arse coughs and stuffy colds that
may develop into pneumonia over night
are quickly cured by Foley's Honey
and Tar as it sooths inlamed men,
branes. heals the lungs, and eXpels the
cold from the system. Kerr's Phar.
macV.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-12-11

Since Georges arrival in Humboldt he
learned that he had been appointed
assistant attorney general of the state
of Washington.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-12-11

Foley's Orino Laxative cures chronic
constipation and stimulates the liver,
Orino regulates the bowels SO they
will act naturally and you do not have
to take purgatives constantly. Kerr's
Pharmacy.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-05
DOINGS IN DISTRICT
COURT THURSDAY.

The trial of the appeal case of the
city of Roswell against Chas. Knox,
on charge of disturbing the peace,
was concluded in the district court
late Wednesday and the jury return
ed a verdict of not guilty.
This morning jury heard the
trial of the case of the Joyce-Pruit
Co. against c. F. Brock, on an ac-
count and returned verdict for the
plaintiff for SIS.
This afternoon another jury is hear
ing the trial of the case of the Pecos
Valley Trading Company against Car
son & Glen, an action for the replev-
in of safe which had been given in
as property of the Carson & Clem
firm when it went into bankruptcy.
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Bryan Ahead in Maryland.

Baltimore, Nov. 5.-According to
unofficial returns received by the Bal
timore News from every county in
the state and from Baltimore up to
100 p. M, Maryland is again in the
Bryan column by plurality of 210.
Democratic Governor in Ohio.
Cincinnati, Nov. s. Taft carried
his home state by $4,000. At the same
time the Democrats elected Judge
Harmon governor by 10000 plurality.
On these two points fairly complete
figures have been received. Few and
scattering returns have come in from
the remainder of the state ticket, but
it is probably Republican, the Demo
Gratis being about ready to concede
that fact, although no one has receiv-
ed exact or complete figures.
Heavy Socialist Vote in Oklahoma
Guthrie, Okla, Nov. 5.-The Social
ist vote in Oklahoma will aggregate
10000, double that of last year. No
figures are obtainable of the Indepen-
dence vote, which appears to be very
light.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-05
CLOUD
IN EUROPE

Paris, Nov. 5.-While it is not be-
lieved in official circles that Germany
will go to the extent of making the
Casa Blanca incident (the protection
by the German embassy at Casa Blan-
ca of former German subjects who
enlisted in and later deserted from
the foreign legion of the French ar
my) the subject of an ultimatum, a
exists here, and the opinion contin-
ues that Germany is seeking to in
fiict diplomatic humiliation upon
France as diversion from the situa-
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Ton arising at home from the publ!
cation of Emperor Williams inter
view at this time. However, France
is resolved to stand firm. The French
ambassador at Berlin has been in
structed to notify Germany that
France maintains the view that the
whole question should be arbitrated,
and that in the meantime she refuses
to release the deserters, to reprimand
the officers concerned or exchange
regrets with Germany. At the same
time the foreign Offices at ST. Peters
burg and London have been inform
ed of the exact situation. Premier
Clemenceau declared today that he
would resign if not upheld.
Germany Explains Position.
.. Berlin, Nov. 5.-The viewpoint OF
Germany in the Casa Blanca Difficult
ty was explained officially by the for
eign Office today.
"All we demand said the official,
''is a simple expression of regret
from France for the violence employ
ed against the German consular Of
flee at Casa Blanca, an expression
such as would be demanded by any
nation whose officials had been sub
jected to attack. We cannot permit
this point to be submitted to arbitra-
ton, for we regard it as point OF
national honor that such regret be ex-
pressed. We do not desire that the
French officials concerned be repri-
manded that the French soldiers be
punished, or adoption of any meas
ures of discipline whatever. Concern
ing the points of difference which
we are prepared to arbitrate, we ac-
knowledge that some things might
have occurred On the German side
which could have been avoided, while
France must admit that from her side
an unnecessary act was committed"
France VIII Not Apologize.
Paris, Nov. 5.-An extraordinary
session of the cabinet was held this
afternoon, and a decision not to ac-
cede to Germany's demands was un-
animously ratified.
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In his remarks the minister referred
to a few of the deceased's many kind
acts indicating his great and noble
character and his deep religious spir
it. The music was furnished by Mrs.
Edward Ellis, Mrs. B. D. Garner and
Messrs John Hedgcoxe and George E.
French, and was sweetly appropriate.
AS a solo Mrs. Ellis sang Face to
Face
A great many carriages followed
the body to the South Side cemetery,
where the Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea, who had attended the service in
a body, were in charge Of the burial.
The pail bearers were all personal
friends of the departed and selected
from the church membership, as fol-
dows: R. L. Miller, James Forstad,
r. H. Kemp, G. T. Veal, S. NJ. King
and j. T. Watson.
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FUNERAL OF Mr.. BURRUS
HELD THIS AFTERNOON.

A great throng of people assem- bled
at the Baptist church at 1:3O this
afternoon to attend the funeral of the
late w. c.. Burrus. 1t was one of the
largest gatherings of this character
held here in several years, showing
the wide friendship of Mr.. Burrus
and his family and the love and res
pect in which the man was held. The
floral offerings were exceptionally
large. the church and the grave be-
ing decorated most profusely
The service was conducted by Rev.
H. F. Vermillion, pastor of the church
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LOOKS LIKE
ANDREWS

Special to Daily Record.
East Las Vegas, N. M, Nov. A.
Though Delegate Andrews claims his
reelection by $500, and Governor
Curry makes this claim by 5000, the
result is still in doubt. Lawazolo
claims that he will win by 5000, but
the figures indicate that there is no
thing in this assertion.
The returns show very close race,
and it is probable that the man who
wins will not have over 500 votes
more than his adversary.
San Miguel county will give And
rews a majority of about 600 which
will be a gain for Andrews over the
1908 figures of 1000 votes. Santa Fe
county gives Andrews $50 majority,
Mora 200 and Taos about 100. San
Juan goes for Larrazolo by 115. Late
reports from Colfax are that And
rews leads by 100 with eight pre-
cincts still out. The coal camps have
all been heard from, and the results
will be very close. Union county is
for Andrews by slight margin. Quay
gives Larrazolo 500 majority. Berna-
lilo gives Andrews 500. Guadalupe
is for Larrazolo by 200.
Andrews by over Thousand.
Special to the Daily Record.
East Las Vegas, N. NJ, Nov. s.
The returns as received here and at
Santa Fe show the following plurali-
ties for the respective candidates for
delegate:
For olo:-Chaves, $50; Col
fax, 100; Eddy, $50; Grant, 524; Qua
dalupe, rs; Luna, 1877; Otero, so;
Quay, 500; Roosevelt, 1856; San Juan,
119; Sierra, z; Torrance, 1O3 Total,
$3.50.
For Andrews Bernalillo, I'll:
Dona Ana. 16O; Lincoln, 65; Mckinley
1853; Mora, 200; Rio Arriba, $50; San
doval, 500; San Miguel, 7o9; Santa
Fe, 35s; Socorro, $50; Taos, 200; Un-
ion, $50; Valencia, 1,2OO. Total, 5.227
(Note:- There are undoubtedly
some errors in the figures given above
Eddy, Roosevelt nor Chaves is given
correctly. Larrazolo's plurality in this
county is 55S; in Eddy county, 695,
and in Roosevelt T53 with one pre-
cinct missing. Larrazolo's total plural
ity in the three Pecos Valley coun-
ties is 2,O06.)
Andrews by 400 to 800.
A telegram received in Roswell late
this afternoon from Governor Curry
says Andrews majority is between
400 and 500, and that the race be-
tween Henry Lutz and John Y. Hew-
lit, Of White Oaks is close for coun-
Gilman from the 11th district.
Col. Frost Says a Thousand.
District Attorney L. o. Fullen re-
ceived a telegram late this afternoon
from Col. Max Frost, of the Santa
Fe New Mexican, stating that And
rews had beaten Larrazolo about a
thousand votes.
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Democrats in Control in Colorado

Denver, Nov. 5.-Unofficial returns
are unlikely to be materially changed.
place Bryan's plurality at 5,577 and
Shafroth, DEM, for governor, at 1882.
Three Democrats were elected to con-
gress and the Democrats control both
houses of the legislature and Charles
]. Hughes, jr., will be elected to the
United States senate.
Socialist Vote Falls Off Considerably.
Chicago, Nov. 5.-The Socialist
vote showed a great falling off from
1904 in the three principal cities in
which Socialism is strongest. In Chi
cago the Socialists polled $4,000 votes
in 1904 and this year the returns from
the polls give them less than 10000
and the most sanguine do not expect
the revised totals will exceed 21 900
votes for Debs. Cincinnati and Cleve-
land, listed as strong Socialist cen
ters polled a greatly decreased vote.
ional Committee said today that Com
pers Influenced a great number of lab
orers who would otherwise have voted
the Socialist ticket to go for Bryan
and at the same time frightened many
conservative laboring men into voting
for Taft. He said gains had been made
on the Pacific coast and in Texas
towns and also in Missouri. The total
vote for DebS, it is estimated will not
exceed 100000.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-05

Mrs Bernard Gunsul returned last
night from Albuquerque, where Mr..
Gunsul was taken two months ago,
suffering from typhoid fever. Owing
to serious complications arising from
his illness, Mr.. Gunsurs physicians
have forbidden his resuming his bus
mess for several months yet. Mrs.
Gunsul will take charge of the busi-
ness until his recovery, after which
Mr.. Gunsul will resume his work in
Roswell.
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MADAM CLEO, PALM
IST AND CLAIRVOYANT.

Tells names, answers important
questions, locates diseases, gives
truthful information and advice on all
affairs Of ife-love, business, travels,
speculations, lawsuits, divorce, mar
riage, ETC., unites the separated and
settles lovers quarrels. Helps you to
gain your hearts desire.
Here for a short time AT NIGER
SOILS ANNEX. Call at once, strict
ly private and confidential Readings,
Csc, SOC and $1.OO t1*
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U. S. WEATHER BUREAU.
Local Report. Observation Taken Al

800 a. N.Y.
Roswell, n. NJ, Nov 5-Tempera-
Precipitation, 90; wind N, velocity
2 miles; weather clear.
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Fair tonight and Friday; stationa-
~ temperature.
Comparative Temperature Data:
Extremes this date last year.
Max, So; min, Sc.
Extremes this date, IA years rec
ord.-Max. II, '96-19O0; min. 20, 1899.
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Phones 65 and "A. 2l5 North Main
Parsons e. Son
BROKERS'

All classes of legal and notary work.
Expert accountants. Typewriting &
Stenography. All sorts of money to
loan. Property all over the city for
sale, rent or exchange. The only Ia
Dor agency in the Pecos Valley. Oan
get you anything you want, or tell
you anything you want to know.
Ask parSOnS---He Knows
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Master George Gayle, youngest son
of County Recorder F. p. Gayle, is
able to be out again after long
siege of typhoid fever. He had been
ill since the first day of the fan term
Iof school.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-11-05

j. Q. Cummins, city councilman,
went to Portales this morning on
automobile business.
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County Treasurer Lea will continue
the tax sale at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning, and all VINO wish to bid
should be on hand
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Bulk pickles, sweet and sour
Phone 81. 0Stf
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UNOFFICIAL RETURNS IN CHAVES COUNTY

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Fresh Sauer Kraut, it's fine, SC per
pound-U. S. Market, phone 81. stf
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Best Job Printing. Record omce.
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France VIII Not Apologize.

Paris, Nov. 5.-An extraordinary
session of the cabinet was held this
afternoon, and a decision not to ac-
cede to Germany's demands was un-
animously ratified.
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29

sermon by Rev. D. ]. Hurley. Evening
sermon by Rev T.. A. Antill, C. M.
st. Joseph's-Sermon in German at
the 9:15 mass by Rev. Raphael Fuhr.
Rev. Edward Lunney will preach In
English at the 1O:3o o'clock mass.
st. Notwithstanding of forty hours
alteration at 10:30 a. m, with solemn
high mass and procession. Sermon by
Rev. p. M. McGrath.
Holy Cross-Masses at s and 1920
a. M, sermon by Rev. T. f. Fahey,
the pastor. Evening sermon by Rev.
Emil Gerard.
The following special music will be
rendered by the choir of Westlake
M. E. church:
Choir-soprano. Miss Willy smyser; contralto.
Miss Kie Julie Christin tenor Joseph P. Du-
puy; bass, F. b. McComas. ]. j. Falls. di-
rector.
MORNING
Organ, PROFESSIONAL (Theo. Dubois).
Hymn (all standngl.
Anthem, "Abide with Me- CHarry Hale Pike.
''Glora Patri' (all standing).
Onertory prayer, organ, Song Without
Words Dsshayes).
Solo by Miss Christin, Lord Remember Me
in My Trouble (HandeD.
Hymn (all standing).
Postlude, "Sanctus" (Gounod).
EVENING
Special praise service:
Organ, "Gavotte In B Flat" (HandeD
Hymn No. (all standing), Let All on
Earth Their Voices Raise"
Anthem, 20 Come to My Heart, Lord Jesus
(Ambrose). BY request.
Anthem, 20 Holy Savior. Friend Unseen
(Schumann- Schnecker).
Anthem. Unto Thee, o God" (Andrews).
Solo by Mr. Dupuy.
Offertory, organ, 'Nocturne" (Gaston De-
thier)
Solo by Miss Hogan. Evening Prayer" from
"Eli' Costa.
Ladies quartet, "God Is My Guide (Schu-
berD. Misses Smyser, Huret, Hogan and
Christn
Organ. Fanfare u. Lemmens)
Anthem, 'Still VIII We Trust in Thee
(Schnecker).
Benediction.
berD.
Music at the First Congregational
church:
MORNING SERVICE
Organ prelude, Vision (BibD.
Choir, 20 Praise the Lord" (Tours),
Choir response, "Searcher of Hearts (Bul-
ard).
Offertory organ, Communion CBatiste).
Offertorv solo, Faith (Sheldon). Mrs c.
Organ, "Postlude Foulkes)
EVENING SERVICE
Organ prelude, "Cantllene" CMarchanD.
Choir, New Every Morning Is the Love-
Bullard).
Choir response. "searcher of Hearts" (Bul-
lard).
offertory, organ, ''Intermezzo" (Rhelnberger).
Choir, "Just as Am Gutter.
Organ postlude.
Harry Clifford Lott choir director.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-29
CHURCH SERVICES
AND SACRED MUSIC

First Christian-Rev. A. c. Smither
pastor. Morning, Revival" Evening
| amid Ruins of Rome"
Westlake Presbyterian-Rev. w. D
Lands, pastor. Morning, 1.-THE Lighi
of the World" Evening, 1.-THE Valley
cf Humility"
First Unitarian-Rev. Burt Estel
Howard, pastor. Morning, Neutral
ated Ideals"
ST. Paul's Decentralization. ]. j
wilkins, dean and rector. Morning
Overcoming. Evening, God Sees
All Sins"
Naomi Avenue Christian-Rev. Willis
S. Myers, pastor. Morning, "The Every
lay Christ" Evening, 1.-THE Valley oil
Zones"
Temple Baptist-Rev. Robert Bur-
Gette, pastor Morning and evening
services in auditorium.
First Baptist-Rev. J. Q. A. Henry
pastor. Morning, THE Irrepressible
Conflict Between the Church and the
Saloon" Evening, Swearing, or the
Fools Prayer"
Emmanuel Presbyterian-Rev Hugh
K. Walker, pastor. Morning sermon by
Rev. John Blue.
First Congregational-Rev William
Horace Day, pastor. Morning. "The
Blood of jesus Cleanseth Us-a Sermon
to the Perplexed." Evening, what l.
a Christian?"
st. Mark's-Rev. T. &C. Marshall, rec
tor. Morning, II Believe in the Holy
Catholic Church" Evening, Godfrey
Morgan will speak on Economies OF
the Temperance Question"
Calvary Presbyterian-Rev A. M
Prewitt, pastor. Morning, 1.-THE Power
Of Unconscious Influence Evening
1.-The Coming Bridegroom"
Central Presbyterian-Rev A. b
Prichard, pastor. Morning, "Thankful-
ness a Condition of Spiritual Success. "
Evening address by Rev. Frank I. Lea
CT 1.-THE Congo"
Boyle Heights Mehodist-Rev. Alfred
| Inwood, pastor. Evening, The young
Christian and Social Life"
Central Baptist-Rev. A. S. Phelps
pastor. Morning, "How Can You Help
the Revival?" Evening, Sowing and
Reaping."
Union Avenue Methodist-Rev. Will
A. Knighten, pastor. Morning, God :
Record of a Human Life" Evening,
Love and Obedience to Authority.
Murphy Temperance-Meeti at
Chutes park at p. m; Address by
William Murphy. Evening service 1T
Blanchard hall.
First Humanity's-Rev. Frederlc
Bell, pastor Evening service in Sym
rhony hall, topic, 1.-THE Fatted Calf for
the Prodigal Daughter-Will 1t Be-"
Newman Methodist-Rev. G. E. Fos-
ter, pastor. Morning sermon by the
pastor. Evening, oliver o. Clark will
speak.
Cathedral of st. Vibiana-High mass
at 1890. sermon by Bishop Conaty on
Marriage Evening instruction by
Rev. Joseph McManus.
st. Vincent's-High mass at 10:45,