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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11

Iune 3rd 1905 80 o'clock y. m.
The Honorable BOARD NJ E1u7l cation
met pursuant to adjournment. with a full
membership ot the Board present, The
examination Of the ,aN returns vas contin.
ued.
Julia wal,her wa, raised on real estate
S33S.
ny Bohan was raised on real estate.
sIgs.
r. L. Burns was raised s,o On real es.
tate.
Jose p. SANCHEZ was raised s, 20 on rea
estate
Mrs. r. 5 Conley was raised $3.50 IN
real estate
Jackson was raised 1900 head Of cattle
A. ] bonney vas raised $50 on real IS.
tate.
May & Hiehhll Was raised 1000 or per.
sNral property
VIM Murphy was raised $3.50 on real IS.
tate.
5, II. and VI. o Cover were raised s,oo
on real estate.
Grosa Kelly = Co vas raised 5000 on
real estate.
H. : BrIckley was raised Si2s.
The Honorable Board now adlnurrs nh
% m Iune 4 zoos.
Attest. NJ u,l.o.
Is = Donohoo. CbsTm,,
Clerk.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11

June Iih. . a. m. ZOOS.
The Honorable Board ct E1ualigation
me, pursuant to adjournment. presept
VI Hodges chairman, ". l.. Batson and
{ Barnes Commissioners. Tn. BOARD
resumed the examination Of tax schedules.
L NasSon was raised St>sS on real
estate.
A. .. Gaudin Vas raised sass on real
estate.
Nein \ Easrn vas raised s,oo or real
estate
Judd Miller was raised ,r-s IN real es.
lgi-
t. Prins was raised $500 on real -.
tate
\ \ Phillips VA, raised s., on real =,
,tlr
VI t. shat was raised $50 IN real -,,at.
\ simpson Va raised tIlou ON real
estate
Donald N'e"dr, vas raised $500 IN real
r,lt'"
IT, Thomson vas raised 5000 ON real
estate
" Corn was raised $500 IN real IS.
tate
Mrs Ton Gentry was ra,sed $50 on real
estate
Ollie + Murry ~as raised. on real estate
$500
MAY y Patty was raised on real estate
$500.
y v Gali"gos was raised ss75 ON real
estate
j T. flor-, vas raised tpSo on real rs.
tate
tn" Honorable Board nov adjourned
ull tjo p. M, Iunc ! y
N,'', VI. Hodges
U.s. T. Bonohop. Cb,Tn,,
Clerk.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11

Iune s, 1905. y, a. m,
The Honorable Board Of Equalization
met pursuant TO adjournment. Present:
VI, Hodges, Chairman, and commission
er Barnes. The Board now takes up the
further examination oi the laS schedules
Of 1905,
Frederick Gerharit, Sunnyside. y. NJ,
was raised on real estate ago
Ramon LuIan was raised on sheep 1850
f. W. Nations was raised on personal
property o..
K, Darnsll was raised on cattle $50
r. K. kosonnald vas raised on real e,-
tate 90.
Pablo Garcia was raised on real estate
IS
Georgia A, Lamar was raised on real es.
tate 1890
A. y Marcus vas raised on real estate.
$50
William Billiard was raised on cattle
gao
Mrs, Emma h. Butler wa raised on
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11

June ith, , a m, 100.
IN" Honorable Board Of Equalization
met pursuant 10 adjournment, with the FUN
membership present The board proceed.
ed with the examination Of the tax ,rhed.
ulcS.
blankenship BROS, was raised 5000 on
real estate,
tate
Harry henson was raised $50 on real
estate.
Emery Brown was raised s., on real Is.
tate
Il, hIanron was raised $500 on real
estate.
j IL Carey was raised $50 on real es.
tate.
a - Daaber was raised sr,so on real
estate.
j Collins was raised ,,aoo On real es.
tate.
H. 4 Brown was raised sIoo on real
estate.
5. c, Campbell was raised on real estate
$500,
benito Baea was raised sroo on real es.
ia,as
A NJ Boyd was raised sroo ON lots.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11
Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership oil Parish and Jewell
Western Brokerage Co. lis this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
{. c. Jewell will collect all &C.
counts due the firm and pay all
bills It owes.
\. !, PARISH.
56.3t. &. {. JEWELL.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11
COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS.
Count, OF Quay.

l~rrrttNrN ~ View Mexico,
County Of Quay.
June 3, ga m. tqoS
The Honorable Board Of County Com.
missionots met pursuant to call oi the
Chairman. Members present NJ
Hodges. Chairman. | &. BARNES and W
l. Ba',or commissioner ON motion of
Mr. Iatson the board resolved itsr,i INTO
q Board oi Equalization. aud proceeded 10
examine the lax schedule As returned to
the A..".sor, 'ot the year zoos.
~ e. Russell was raised s,oo on
heal fsiJte AMI $500 nn Merchandise
VI y Nhttmorr was raised sioio on
Real Estate. and $500 on personal proper
~
Anderson and George was raised 5000 on
Real Estate.
G. s Mcpcrmott was raised 5000 on
Real Esiat" aud $3.50 on personal roper
~.
Henry Smith was raised ,45 on Real
Estate.
The Honorable Board nov adiourns til
100 o clock lune Btd zoos
Attest NJ u,l,.s
Il T. Donohoo Chairman
Clerk
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11

real estate 81.
The Honorable Hoard nov ldIoutns till
f.tl y m luur : tp1S
Attest VI Hodges.
Is T. nnnohpO. Chairman
Clerk
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11
Land! Land! Land!

A good $40 acre tract with water
close at hand with 100 acres suit.
able Tor farming and the balance
lair grazing land, tour and one.
halt miles from Tncumcari, n. NJ.
For particulars apply or write the
lucumcari News. 26.ti
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11

|uu- 9th, 100 p. m, 1905.
The HonoT1ul" Board OF Equalization
mel pursuant % adjournment all members
1T the Board present The examination
Of the tax schedule, wts continued.
Western Lumber Co. was raised on
stock, b the Assessor 1000.
lanes IL William, vas raised on cattle
soa.
Nicanor TaiGya was raised on real cs-
tate $50.
The Western Union Telegraph Co was as.
s-ssed $50 per mile On -6.Io miles. systo.
and penalty tyS4 Total 47og,
The C, Is / 4 H. Iiso Il. L. is advised
to amend their schedule so as to show how
many mics ~ traction OF miles of said
track lhey have At each station in Quay
county
The Frs, Sauonel Bank vas raised on
their capital stock 1000
Tucumcat, I'us, - savings Bank was
raised on their capital stock COCO.
I. T. Erskin- was raised on real estate
IS.
{. II Cooper ~, raised on real estate
$50.
l.. ), Gbol,on sea, raised on personal
property $50.
The Honorable Board nov adjourns all
. a. m. iune s., 1905
Attest VI Hodges
T. =, Donohoo. Chairman
Clerk.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11

iune 10th. 9 a. m. zoos.
The Honorable hoard Of County Com.
missinncfS met prfsuan, to- adjournment.
Present: !, VI Hodges, Chairman, and
Commissioner BarntB,
\. Dahl presents county map for the ap.
pfoyal OF the Board same Is examined. and
approved
The Assessor is instructed to place IA,
OF five mills On rolls, a. special tax for all
school districts except Quay, who voted IS
mills, and district 90. which voted u mills
There being no further business before
the Board, same adjourned, subject to the
call Of the Chairman.
Attest, ". Hodges,
Il. Z. Donohuo Chairman.
Clerk.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11

Mrs. 1t T.. Curren was raised $500 IN
real estate.
Fowler 4 I.anigau was raised $50 on
personal property.
Iulc Amanda vas rii,ad $3.50 IN real cs.
tate
Jim Conwrll was raised g., on real r,.
tate
Eva u browning WIS raised 5000 ON
real estate
G W. Parsons was rlisod s-s IN real
estate
u NcClsland was raised 500 au
read estate.
4 l. simpson was raised 500 ou rr1l
estate.
Ella owen Vas raised ON rcal r.,,"
$3.50
\ Nher WIS raised IN real estate $3.50
B Nicholas was raised So un sea. ...
tate.
The Honorlhl" Bo1rl now adjourn. 600
I go y. m. lunr ' zoos.
Attest. VI Hodges.
Is =. Donohoo, Chairman
Clrrk.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1908-07-11

|un" ., 1908. . \ m
The Honorable BOARD pi Equalization
met pursuant 90 adjournment Present
VI Hodges. hartman and Commission.
- Bttrrs.
The BOARD having examined all the tan
schedule, that have been turned IN up to
date, and there being no further business
TO CONF before them. Adjourned I'LL 1
% CLOGS. iuns > 100,
Attest VI Hodges.
Is T. p%onohoo. Chairman.
CLERK
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
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THE
;:.::.,;:

Watch for the new souvenir
post cards.
A. j. Baker made a business
trip to Geddes Wednesday.
L. M. Gable went up to Ged-
des Tuesday evening.
Mrs. G. I. Petit has returned
from q visit at Lake Andes.
Go TO the racket store when
you want anything in that line.
Bessie r. Bullock. 81
Mrs. A. J.. Swartz left for
Sioux Falls Wednesday morn
ing to join her husband.
Ralph Carper returned We'd
nesday evening from a trip to
Iowa, where he has been visit
Ing.
A fine line Of summer hats
for women and children at
Louise Workings. Prices from
Doc to e15, Call and see them.
Next Sunday at 300 p. N.
there will be preaching at the
sch0ol house near John McKee's
by Rev. j. w. Allen.
WIN, NJ. Pease IL home from
On extended busi hess trip ia
Minnesota and eastern South
Dakota.
A big stock OF eli articles us
ally found IN . racket store al
ways on hand. Mrs. Bessie X.
Bullock. 81
Miss Kelley from Plankin-
ton, has been visiting this week
at the home Of her brother,
Father Kelley.
OoU't forget that we make the
best terms on farm loans. No
waiting for the money. CoH.
mee0ial State Bank. II
Chris LAndon has been up
here from Harlsn. Iowa on :
visit, and last Tuesday accom-
panied the Anderson boys TO
their new home at Lennon.
Mrs. Eenl has been having
the building containing the big
bako oven moved oyer on 70 the
rear end Of her own lot this
week.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22


Ladies! Just received 4 line
OF the celebrated Palmer's per.
fumes and toilet soaps at the
City Drug Store. Ask for .
sample OF perfume.
LOST--One white mare and
one buckskin horse with wire
cut on right hind leg. Notify
Henry Stricken, Greenwood
S. d. SIS
All ladies appreciate sugges-
tons for recipes, patterns, aud
form ulas by other ladies', be.
cause the ideas are practical.
The Weekly Inter Ocean prints
! seven columns of such informa,
ton each week. This paper is
81 80 q year. but by subscribing
through the New Era the two
papers will cost only $3.50
Mr.. ant Mrs. VIM. Hinkley
OF Wagner were over Sunday
visitors at the home of G. /.
Petit and A. d. Skunk. .....H.
Hardman who has been for
some time an employee At the In
dian Agency Office, has located
in Lake Andes. Mr.. Hardman
will engage in the practice OF
law together with the realestate
business Peter Hebner and
Frank LaRochelle came up from
Wagner Monday and were fish
ing on the lake.-Lake Andes
Wave.
John Stedronsky has IN an
nouncement ia this weeks Ne "
Era informing the voters of
Charles Mix that he is q caudi.
date for senator, and asks the
support OF the democratic voters
at the June primaries. For
awhile it looked like harmony in
the democratic camp, with one
possible exception, but there
are q good many democrats who
are not in love with Strohbehn's
brand Of politics, and they have
induced John to make the race
for the nomination. John will
make . good honest senator (if
elected and win look out for the
interests Of his constituency Ia
. painstaking manner. He ia
one Of the best men the demo.
Gratis have in the county.
The dates of teachers examine
tons as fixed by the state depart
ment are as follows: April 10 and
II at Geddes; june Is and 10 II
Platte; August IL and IA At Wag-
ner. There will Be no examine.
ton April 90 and "a ~ previously
advertised.
Olivia Heerun.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

Delicious ice cream for your
dinner. sold in any quantity.
Phone and it will be delivered
promptly by the City Drug store
Mr. aud Mrs. E. F.. Plroutek
and Mrs. j. w. Eggers left
Tuesday morning for a visit
with relatives in Iowa.
V. j. Pesicka has an ad in
this weeks issue telling all
about his new line OF shoes.
Don't neglect to read it.
A few new patterns of wall
paper just received which we
will be pleased to show you any
time. City Drug Store.
On Tuesday. May IL, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Mcbride became the
parents of a boy. Ben is figur
ing on having plenty OF farmers
in his family.
Chas. and Lew Anderson and
Claude Marvin loaded = car and
left for Lennon, s. d. Tuesday
where they will settle Oh their
claims.
For Sale-Pure bred register
ed Hereford bulls. Breeding as
good as the best. At my piece
on Choteau Creek. j. Z. Bah
cock.
Ed Bradley, Frank Fenzl, and
some others went to Dead wood,
s. D. Monday to appear before
the federal grand jury as wit.
nesses 10 the Lee liquor ca re.
LOST-Estrsyed from my
place twelve miles south west Of
Wagner, one bay mare weight
about 100 pounds, lame on left
front leg. JOE PLUHAR Wag
ner, S. Oak.
We are indebted to Mrs. A.
Grimes for q very complete re
port OF the Sunday School cou-
vention held in Wagner Satur.
day and Sunday. which we are
unable ~ publish this week,
owing to crowded space.
A. H. Pease loaded his house,
hold goods on the east bound
freight Wednesday aud started
them on their way to Aberdeen,
he himself accompanying them.
Mrs. Pease and daughter Dawn
left for the same place Thursday
morning.
The Hon. w. s. Glass OF
WATERFOWL, the man ct the bot
tom of the Gamble whitewash OF
two years ago, will tell ~ all
about why he is fighting those
who are not Crawford brass
colhred, at the opera hall>to-
night.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

Tuesday morning tho brother
NJ ]. = Mcfarland returned ~
his Minnesota home. H has
bssn out here visiting and look
ing over thu country. Mr.. No
Farland. ID conversAtion With
the New Era reporter, otAes1
that he hked This country vory
much, and that perhaps ~
would soon become . Teeadout
Of South DAk3eA
Mrs. John Crisman lefs Tues.
day morning Tor . visis with
relatives Ia Iowa and N~brsskA
There Il considerable talk
just now Of = ball game betwoen
the business men Of Wagner-
east side Of Main street agninst
the west side. BY. I'll 0sans
lets have L. II ~ caa't ma1pD
: mighty interesting gAne q ik
u = only because - hogo ~
forgotssu how - Play.
The jsry list TOR - Juna
term q courA which = - ~
hsld d Wagnsf. appears q -
eighth 80 - thls weolEis l1oW
Era CooEt eonvoaos Jane1
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

aftsr the shooting. By his wits,
who immedAsely noe6sd his
brother Carl, and tho nsighbors.
Tho funeral was h4ld maredAy.
Mr.. G0goliu, q thu Nme oe
his death was 30 years old. ard
leaves . wife and six childron.
tne oldest Of them bsing only
eight years Of age. He has
been on his farm for several
years, and was : popular man
among his neighbors- For over
. year he was . vAlued corres-
pendent Of Mo New Era froa
ha neixhborhnO1 and his tragic
death il = severe shock - his
friends. To ahsartbroksn wite
the most sincere and heartfelt
sympathy 10 extended ~ every-
one who knew them.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
Obituary-Mr w. Caldwell

Mrs. w. II. Cald well died Of
her home four miles east ol
Wagner, Friday, May Is. 1905,
OF consumption, At the age Of 43
years, ten months.
Mrs. Caldwell was the daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hunt,
and was born In Isabelle county,
Mich. in July, 1864. She came
with her parents to Hai rison
county, Iowa, where she grew
10 womanhood, and was married
70 w. n. Caldwell In Septemb sr
1882. They resided in Iowa un-
till 1891, when they came 70
South Dakota. Eleven children
came To bless their home, eight
OF whom are now living. The
Oldest, who lives in Stanley
county. was unable TO be pres.
ent NJ the funeral. For six
months Mrs. Caldwell has been
confined to her bed, and she
bore her dreadful suferings
with the utmost patience and
fortitude. She had been . chris.
tian for years, and . member Of
the church Of Latter Day Ha.nts
for eight years. The foneral
was held Ia the Baptist church
Saturday afternoon. Rev. J. w.
Allen speaking from the words:
II have fought the good tight,
l have finished my course, /
have kept thu faith" And ap-
proprists music was sung BY
the choir. A long procession Of
relatives and friends followed
her mortal remains 10 their 6ual
resting place II the cemetsry
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

Spring and Summer Millinery
The ladies Of Wosne, SM do wei
10 call and look oce, my stock Of mi.
lmey goods before purchasing. a.
am carrying an excellent line Of all
up-to-ihe- minute styles at the most REQ
sonoble prices. haze lately ,ec.eoed
q large addition to my stock Of
SUMMER MILLINERY FOR
MISSES AND Chill
DREN.
Al prices ranging from Soc 10 SIS.
You WM surely Be pleased u you call
and insped my goods. " any Of he
ladies are IN looking (oro
MERRY WIDOW HAT
They con find them al my STORE. u
you purchase Of me lyou are sure 10 b
satisfied.
LOUISE WEPkINC
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
Andrew Cogolin Suicidsl

sessOW ~IO2SA1 0DeGg0OD
Tuesday morning word va
received in Wagner that Andrew
Gogolin, who resided on his
farm near old Kennedy, had
CON mitted suicide BY shooting
himself in the head with 3 80
cAliber revolver about u.
For six mouths or more past
Andrew has been suffering
severely from nervous troubles,
and had bssn Ia hospitals at
Sioux City and Kansas City
seeking relief. He had bat 70.
Gently returned from Kansas
City. and seemed 70 be Ia some
what better health. He had
been busy q his farm work nm
till the day before ths tragedy,
when he complained OF boine
unable 70 take any rest or do
any work-his trouble seemed
70 b. returning. Monday night
he was very restless, and early
Tuesday morning arose and
went out TO the barn, seated him.
self on . sack Of grain, placed
the revolver against his bad
and pulled the trigger. The
bullet penetrated his head only
about two inches. He was not
known to have the gun with
which Tho oct Wa Committed.
and only The one shell Va found
in the chamber. though = lAtor
search revealed four more shells
10 his cost pocket. Hin body
was discovered about N hour
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

whers sss-~ls ~ $1,000 - AInAeAav -
s~novs Ipsas Ckse - nsovs1 bssehns -
car ssse.s Mn kmns As1ssupa o. mAm
nsstAs Utsn fBum his ssssAiy hnne 90
frusa 1881 tAOsn - tovs1.
Resolved s-TAes wasnss Gllv~ 10 = o.
. shsss heast1uls synnsAy ntAs bsssve1
stsasss ~ faaiiy.
&ssciv~1s-xAAaa : ~ sAem ean1ea-
stoas b. ssas ~ sacA ~ ~ heseave1 m1eoA
Tass 49, AsuUy ~ spssaA spus ~ atnueso
II tAts uMo 81 90 h met - ~ Msw -
fos p~sh11eaatsa
MAm Oasnsaia MInss
Nh mysSA Jsans
Mn o&se )anGe
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

We use this means 10 az tend
our sincere thanks 70 our frie nds
and neighbors who % kindly 49,
sisted us during the illuess Of
our beloved wife, mother dsugh-
ter and sister.
w. Il. Caldwell and Family
Isaac Hunt and Family
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

south OF tows. Besides her
husband aud children, Mrs.
leaves behind her.
father and mother, and two sis.
tiers. Mrs. Caldwell Wa ready
and waiting 10 be called home,
tho for the sake Of her family
she would gladly have remained
while longer.
To her sorrowiEg relatives
heartfelt sympathy il extended
in their hour OF bereavement.
but their greatest comfort lies
in the fact that she Ia mot dead,
but sleeping. aud when their
time comes 10 Join the throug
that moves onward 10 the silent
halls OF death" they will meet
her in the better land, whore
sorrow and sickness never come.
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-11-12

In 1905 we sold 100000 gallons and carried
little over.
In 1906 we sold 100000 gallons and were
unable to fill some orders.
In19o7 we sold $4,000 gallons and were en-
trey out of Grape Juice for several months.
In 1908 we have sold nearly 100000 gallons.
For 1909 we have pressed 900, 900 gallons.
To accomplish this it was necessary to build
large addition to our reinforced concrete
plant and we now have storage capacity for
1900, 900 gallons.
The national prohibitionist. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1907-1911, 1908-11-12

rowth in the demand for Welchs Grape Juice has been
because of the size which the business has a
growth has been evenly divided each year showing
,rtionate increase with step backward.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-03
A REPUBLICAN CAUCUS
 CURRENCY LEGISLATION
(Continued from Pace 1.)

ate when the diplomatic and consular bill was under consideration. Through a point of order by MT. Culberson of Texas, the amendment to the house bill appropriating s400,00O0 for such a building at Paris was stricken out MT Culbersop based his objection mainly on the fact that. the subject had not been properly considered. The amendment, placed in the bill by the committee appropriations at the SO licitation of the committee on foreign relations and the secretary of state. was the object of considerable discus sion.
 A number of senators voiced the opinion that such a policy as had been inaugurated at this time was not only comporting with the dignity of the of flee of American ambassador. but as creating fixed habitation for such representatives where practically a uniform standard of living might be maintained The bill was passed, fol- lowing which eulogies on the lives. characters and public services of the late Senators Mallory and Bryan of Florida were delivered and as a fur ther mark of respect the senate ad- iourned until MOndav.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-03
APPEAL 10 REASONS
 KIDNAPPING PROPOSAL
For Which the Editor Of That Journal is to B. Tried TommorrpY.

Kansas City. May 2.-Clarence s. Darrow. chief counsel for the defense in the Haywood. Pettibone and Moy- CT case Of the Western Federation of Miners, at Boise. Idaho. was here to- day en route to Fort Scott, Kansas. to defend Fred D. Warren, editor. of the Appeal to Reason. whose trial on a charge of sending 'scurrilous. defama- tory and threatening" matter through the mails. will be called in federal court at Fort Scott on Monday.
 It is said that Darrow has been de- voting several months to preparation for the trial. The charge against War ren is based upon his mailing d print ed reward of $l 900 for the Kidnapping of Ex-Governor Taylor of Kentucky. The Appeal to Reason made a sensa- tional offer for the purpose of calling attention of the decision of the United States supreme court that the removal of the officers of the Western Fedora ton of Miners from Colorado to Idaho for trial was not an illegal proceeding The Appeal to Reasons reward indi cated a desire to have Ex-Governor Tayor kidnapped and taken from Indi ana to Kentucky for trial for alleged complicity in the assassination of Sen ator COebel