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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-05-21
First published May 81, 1913.
ROAD NOTICE.
70 Whom Il MAY Concern /:

70 Whom il May Concern:
In D issuance of an order by the Board of
County Commissioners OF the County OF
Ford in the State of Kansas, in regular SEES
sion on the ninth day of April. A. d., 1903,
notice Is hereby given that II. Dewell, 9.
Il Matkias, P. II. Sughrue, II ID. Scarborough,
Frank Trimpa, Chris Henning, John Peint.
ner, G. A. Roggensees, Lewis Shafier, II. 0.
Rodebough, T. L. Miller, +. Nj. Scarborough,
Otto KuHze, householders of said county,
residing in the vicinity where 1t is proposed
to lay ont and establish the road below mem
toned, having presented to board their Ger.
tain petition, praying the laying out and es.
Establishment of public road In said county,
as follows: Beginning Mt the center OF
the east line of section 10 in township q,
range 81 thence south one-half mile on sec.
ton line to the northeast corner of section
%: and thence west on section line one mile
between sections 10 and %, to and terminal
ing at the northwest corner of section ", all
in said township %, range q, TO connect
with road No. 80.
Whereupon, the Board of County Commits.
sioners finding that the said proposed road
Is to be located and extended along and up
or certain section lines as above described,
did, in accordance with the provisions OF
chapter l22 of the laws Of 1873 as amended
and modified by chapter 1859 Of the laws 1877
of the State Of Kansas. make an order and
instruct the County Clerk Of Ford County
aforesaid to issue the same that public no
tice be given that the Board will take final
: action and make its final report upon said
petition on the lst day Of June. 1908, and the
! road be declared established ana ordered
| opened, unless, however, adverse claims pre-
sented by persons opposed to the estab-
| lishment of said road shall show the petition.
ers to be in error.
It Is further provided, that all persons In
favor of and opposed to the establishment
of said road shall be given hearing, and
| that all claims for damages that may accrue
by reason of establishing and opening said
road shall be filed and presented to the
Board of County Commissioners for cOnsid'
Grafton on the LIST day OF June, 1908.
| Witness my hand and the seal OF ForC
county, at my cfice In Dodge City, Kansas,
this lst day of May, 1905
[seall s. II. C0NNAWAY, County Clerk.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-05-21
CASTORlA
Tor Infants and Children.
The Kind yaa Have Always Bought
Bear. sA..IzZzz:..
Signature a 6 Sk&zX N1<SA<s
First publication May IA, 1908
PUBLICATION NOTICE

The State OF Kansas to the following
named persons, II living. or II dead, then to
the unknown heirs, devisees. administrators,
executors. and trustees Of said persons, and
each OF them towit: A. Dienst, Dienst.
his wife. Lizzie n. Dienst, Dienst, her
husband, Blanche II. Dienst, Dienst, her
husband, Greeting; Y..
You and each OF you will take notice that
you have been sued in the District GO urt OF
Ford county, Kansas, by Isabelle Moon, as
plaintiff, and that unless yon answer the pc
titlon filed In said suit by said plaintiff on Or
before the 18th day of June. 1908, said petit
ion will be taken as true and Judgment rem
dered against you and each Of you accord.
ingly quietiDg and confirming plaintiffs title
and possession In and TO tho following de-
scrlBed real estate, to-wit: lot ninety 1901
on Front street, in the city of Dodge City,
county of Ford and Hsate Of Kansas. and
said Judgment will bar and foreclose You
and each of you Of and from any and all
right, title and interest that yon or any OF
YOU may have or claim TO have In ana 70
said real estate or any part thereof.
Witness my hand and the piiieIal seal o.
tha above named Court This 18th day Of May
1908. I'll HI WELLS,
- EsBall Clerk 81 The District Court.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-05-21
PRIVATE BRAND REPUBLICANS

THE Republican party Is party OF
progress I; always has been and always
will be. The man who Is just plai'
ordinary Republican Is progressive
man. After you get away from that, be
careful. A prog Iessive d. mocrat is ont
who leans pretty strongly toward Republi-
can principles. We have always though
very well of the progressive Democrat.
because he is headed 10 the right direc-
ton. And when man insists that he IL
some distinct or particular brand Of
Republican, "referm" Republican or
ssProgretsive Republican, be Is spoligiz-
ing for leaning toward the Democratic
party. II you will watch carefully, you
will notice that when be speaks he pleas
es the Democrats, that the Democrats
lead the applause. In nine csses out Of
ten theimsn. who has to distinguish him
self in his party, as q progressive Demo-
crat, or a progressive Republican, lie
merely In one party working for the in
forest Of the opposite party. The Re.
publican party has always been pro-
gressive party; the most progressive
party that has ever existed In any age or
country. II will always be q progressive
party. The world will take 1t fof
granted, when man belongs 10 the Re-
publican party. that he Is q progressive
man. The term progressive Republi.
Gan" IL, and ought to be, under suspic-
ion, and ought not to be used by any
body but Democrat, who can do It hon
estly becsuse be has never believed In
Republican principles, and he does be
lieye that the further away from Repub-
lIoanism man gets, the better he 10 of.
The history Of this country ID the story
o5progress, or Of Republication, which
ever way you care to speak Of It. The
afongest way q Republican can speak Of
himself politically, IL % Republican"
When you try to add something to that
Jon will only succeed in taking some.
thing away.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-05-21
First published May IA. 1908.
ROAD NOTICE.
ro whom II NAV concern.

To whom II may concern
In pursuance of an order made by the
Board of County Commissioners of the coun.
ty of Ford in the state Of Kansas. In regular
session on the 9th day of April, A. d. 1908,
notice Is hereby given that Davle kellar, L.
Mexican, j. +. Kennedy, John Cook, X. VI.
Early, @. II. Wilcoxen. X, P, Frasnre, Walter
v. Scott, O. L. Hatfield. A. w. Hageman, O.
A. Bridgew alter, W. N. Hart, G. G. Pickney,
Charles Scott, II. l.. Hartshorn, r. Il. Hage-
man. householders of the said county
residing in the viciiity where 1t is
proposed to lay out and establish the road
below mentioned. have presented to said
board their certain petition, praying the
laying out and establishment Of a public
roaC In said county as follows; Beginning at
the southeast corner of section l6, In town.
ship rs, range %, west of the 9th p. M, In
Ford county. Kansas, and from thence ex
tending east three miles on section lines be
tween sections Is and %, IA and %, Is and "a,
TO and terminating at the southeast corner
of section IS, in said township %. range %.
Whereupon, the Board Of County Commits.
sioners finding that the said proposed road
Is to be located and extended along and up
on certain section lines as above described.
did, In accordance with tho provisions OF
chapter l22 Of the laws Of 1873 as amended
and modified Dy chapter 1850 Of the laws of
1877 OF the State of Kansas, make an order
and instruct the County Clerk OF Ford coun.
ty aforesaid to issue the same that public
notice be given that the Board will take final
action and make It's final report upon said
petition on the lst day OF June, 1908 and the
road be declared established and ordered
opened. unless however, adverse claims pre-
scented by persons opposed to the establish.
ment OF said road sha show the petitioners
| to be In error.
1t Is further ordered that all persons Ia
favor OF and opposed to the establishment
| OF said road shall be given hearing and
that all claims for damages which may ac'
crue by reason of establishing snd opneing
said road shall be fled and presented to the
Board Of county commissioners for consid
Grafton on the ist day OF June, 1908.
| Witness my Rand and the seal OF Fore
this Istaday OF May. 1908.
[seall g. II. CONNAwAY. County Clerk
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-05-21
Not That Kind.

A young woman In Philadelphia but
recently married, was enjoying the de-
lightful novelty Of marketing one
morning shortly after the termina,
ton of the honeymoon.
II wish to get some butter, please"
said she to the dealer.
'Roll butter, mum?" asked the man.
NO." promptly replied his custom
or; I'VE wish TO eat 1t on toast My
husband doesn't care for rolls. "--Har.
psr's Weekly.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-05-21

"sir, I amt askin' fer no handout
or cold bite"
"Well?' said the householder.
"But sure am receptive candi.
date J.
His modesty was rewarded. Louis.
Vile Courier-Journal.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-05-21
in Musical plttshuro.

"Mr. Jinks, we want you to decide
o bet"
Happy to decide, I'm sure"
was that last selection something
classical, or was 1t the orchestra tun-
ing upw-Pittsburg Post.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-05-21
she Knew Her Worth.

she Knew Her Worth.
miss Prettygirll"
"WelI, Cholly"
Would you DO angry II ! wanted to
kiss your"
'swhy, no. 1 don't see how you can
help wanting "a"
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-05-21
For County Superintendent.

Globe Republican-Please announce 'ii"'
am candidate for County superintendent.
of Ford County, subject to the decision OF
the Republican party. at the primary e'ec'
RICHARD BoDYTIELD
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-05-21
COUNTY and CITY PAPER
Owe DOLLAR YEAR IN ADVANCE
THURSDAY, MAY 81. 1903
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Probate Judge.

VIII Preston will bea candidate for re-
a,ect,on 10 the office of Probate Judge, SUB
ject to the Republican voters az inc prin'ais
to be held In August.
Cant J l.. Finley will be candidate lor
Probate Judge of Ford County, sup'ec' W wy
decision of the Republican voters ~ 'he
August primary election.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1908-05-21

HIs Trouble.
why 10 young Scribblerson carry
ing his arm in sling?"
"Sh-sh. Don't let him hear you. He's
trying to make people believe that
be has writer's cramp from accomnao-
dating applicants for his autograph"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
SPEYER & co. GET MOST
Largest allotment Of City Bond,
81 ,3OS 900, Goes for 102 -295.

snever & Co. who bid f0osse for all. uoa. :,
sszOa0o worth Of the g25ooOo of city bona,
bids for which opened Monday noon na-
rov1v missed getting the entire issue but beam.
the bid did not take into accent the sno.o0O wor,
Of short term assessment bonds II was dissuou.S
and speysr E. Co. under their Did OF D2zs n
tanned q sos 900 worth This - ~ FAR ths s-xs,s ;,
The aIIotments 70 a single bidder
The question as 10 WHISTLER the Speyer bid n.
all or none Of ths long term bonds az Neza
entitled them 10 all Of them engaged The ats.s
tfon Of CORPORATION Counsel Psndleton. Assixtsn,
C,ornoration Counsel Sterling Bridge Commissions,
stsyenson Crho used 20 be Deputy ControIl.a
and chief Clerk Sullivan. Of the stock and bona
5,,i~ton the entire afternoon There had b.-,
formal protest against the speyer bid u n.
b,d had been deemed valid the firm would hsv,
ohtainsd the entire allotment Of hfty-year bondS
1a,I,x o,Iv the assessment bonds FOR ths osAs-
bidders. Mr.. PendIeton. IN passing On tbs 6a,
said:
The total amount Of the bonds offered tor sal.
4. 40 m 00a and 5peyer Co oniy onersd -
n,,rcTsse 100000 OF this amount that Il. they
bbsve NOT offered to purchase al OF any part q
the bonds
-snAve- 4 COS first bid figured % srnouas
Sa5s greater than the various next higher ID.
The awards. are as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
n. r. CONFERENCE ENDS.
Sea Food and Highways Considered
at Boston Meeting.

Boston, Nov. A-Two sessions, one devoted 70
the protection and promotion % the supplies OF
sea fod. and the Their 10 highways and their use
t-day closed the first New England conference
called by the Governors Of the SIX states 70 dis
cuss uniform laws and 70 obtain suggestions tow
ard conserving the OF this section q he
countro ,.esis
Governor Guild, who IS credited with bringing 70
gether the Governors and prominent representa-
tives Of the states presided The speakers were
Francis H. Herrick, special investigator Of the
Holsters the United States Bureau OF Fisheries
DR.. George Wilton Field, chairman OF the Massa-
chusetts Fish and Game Commission: Harold Par
ker chairman of the Massachusetts, Highway Com
mission; James H. Macdonald, Commissioner Of
Highways Of Connecticut and Ex-Governor NAHUM
J Bachelor, of New Hampshire.
Commissioner Macdonald advocated Joint action
by the states IN providing for a broad through
Mountains, well to Maine Ex-Governor
Bachelor. after referring to New England the
recreation ground OF America" and urging the
necessity of maintaining its natural advantages,
said that the general OF the automobile had
made necessary a system Of interstate highways
which will render the most ren1ote districts
cessibls to tourists
All the papers read and suggestions made a the
conference will be referred TO the state chiefs Of
departments covering forestry. shelIhsh and high
ways. with instructions to consider them and TO
report TO the incoming Governors before January
their findings in regard TO uniform laws for all
New England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
ON THE GOLF LINKS.
For Hills Course Viii Be Omen
During the Wfnter.

Thanksgiving Day at the Fox Hills Golf Club
promises to be gala occasion. Besides the usual
hendcaps for Glass 4 and players there will be
additional eighteen-hoe medal play handicap
for the Thanks giving Day Cup. The Dozen Club
competition, which has proved popular among
the members, will to a close on Saturday
Bert Allen, the club champion, still holds the Gov
eted position OF No. l, although he was hard
pressed by w. E. Helm last Saturday in a thirty
six hole match number OF matches will be
played before the end OF the week
In anticipation of open winter the board Of
governors at its last meeting decided to keep the
full course in commission all winter using the sum
mer greens. In the past il has been customary
to close the course on December l. but in order to
crafty the wishes of a majority of the members it
was decided to keep the full course open The trap
shooting season Will begin on December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
BUDGET APPROVED.
Board of Aldermen Passes sf48s-
A6,9 O4 SO Appropriation

WITH an item stricken out. due. Controller Ns-.
said 70 q clerical error that dtd nor a@eet ire
total. tn. budget, Sag 40. so4 g, vas approved BY
the finance committee % the Board o. Aldermen.
Of which Timothy ?. Sullivan IS the Chairman and
was adopted by z vote CO A 20 a ~ the reerns
Of the board yesterday
Alderman Walsh, however voiced his ttsapr-cval
because ths results 20 IS derived dtd nor Justly
the rash expenditure
Matthew j Crowley, q The Bronx protested
against the reduction IN the appropriation to- his
borough. The vote o. Controller Metz was asatrs-
its adoption Alderman Sullivan also spoke agz+---
its adoption. But he advised against delay. -
Mayor has already approved the budget TO saws
embarrassment IN the cttv's work he voted Aye
Alderman Doull pointed our that the Republican
members had almost all voted against e. and rs
Democrats had voted in favor Of IL This tacr -
said, would be used as political capital
Alderman Frank Z. Downing. Republican.
denied the chargs that they intended 70 make pc-
IiticaI capital OF the budge- re interrupted
so frequently that h finally appealed The chair
nan.
There seemed Be lack % The torry vot.s
needed 70 pass ths measure the Democrats
spoke against time unttI the absent members ~
rived
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
MEYERS BACK TO TONES.
Pittsburg Police Seek More Men IN
ALLEGED SzcindLng Case.


Counsel for J. Montefore Meyers VINO was 81
rss+ed I'm Pittsburg Saturday, argued before JUS
+,ca NcCall of the Supreme Court yesterday that
tho hail in which their client had been held was
excessive When srraigned in the Tomos ponce
curt On Monday bail fixed at 5000 and Mey-
-.,s counsel obtained writ Of habeas corpus For
tha defence it was stated that the complaint dld
-. STATE that a crime had been committed ouI
-,r,,I,, set forth that five bonds had been given
=. tha prisoner to sell by Samuel NJ Biddleson OF
prook1vn II was denied that Meyers had oeeh
ID - 80, iusttre Justice Mccall took the
80, and rsmanded Meyers back to the Tonos'
,..1 ,-or- .4-Developments are expected
= A. +bA alleged swindlins scheme which r.
I.s ., +ha arrest of ]. Montefore Meyers and
Tobr A and W. A Fitzpatrick. now held In wilkes
80, oH- 1-ha ,o1ics saw they are seeking B. F. NC
80, .,d Allen G. Mcdonald and they say NC
Csrty has gone to New York, while McDons''' -
Is said IS in this vicinity -. .-tr-
II 10 pnoun that Meyers made number Oh TIPS
e. washington from this city, and MS oaSls 10,
conducting alleged operations WIN c1 q. -,sko
ooicisls il said TO have been a Proposltion u .'
loans on the property Of defunct natiohai 0ohN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
COY WILL LEAD YALE
Elected Captain Of Football Team
for Nert Year.

Nav Haven. Nov s4-Edward Harris Coy, full
hack for two years on the Yale football rearn' was
tonight elected captain OF the eleven for the com
ing wear His only opponent was stephen 4 Phll-
bin who has played halfback during the last see-
son After the choice was announced the election
vas made unanimous. and the members OF the
team, were entertained at dinner by Rooert y"
Burch captain Of this years eleven
Gov is twenty years old six feet tall and weighs
7e5 mounds His home IS in New Haven, ana ne
ia the son Of the late Edward Coy. for many years
head master at Hotchkiss School. He was grad
mated from Hotchkiss School, and in his freshman
year at Yale was captain and fullback o. The 1910
eleven In his sophomore year he was varsity 1ul--
back and this year fuIback and end
Last spring Coy played first base on the varsity
baseball team for e short time. He also won the
high lump and shutput events against Princeton
He is hockey and basketball player and mem
Der Of the junior promenade committee, one OF
the highest social honors Of the Junior year His
brother Sherman Coy, was an end on Gordon
Browns football eleven in 1900 and was manager
Of the track team.
Coy played q brilliant game this year in both
the Princeton and Harvard matches, his ne plung-
ing being largely responsible for Yale's victory over
the Tigers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
MRS. SAMPSON ARRESTED
CHARGED nth Murder of Husband,
4dmraPs Nephe1c.

/ Rochester Nov. Awhile papers were being
made out in the sheris office in Lyons this AFTER
noon for the commitment of Mrs Georgia AHyn
sampson TO the Wayne County jail. charged with
~ r-,1,-5sr of her husband, Harry Sampson, a
r,a,ba1, os the late Rear-Admiral Sampson, the
n-isoner Who was dressed in black seldom spoke
zen 10 her father. Frank P. Allyn, who sat beside
her. ... ..
A reDorter was allowed after the commitment 10
mt MANY questions to the prisoner. but ne gov
answers to only few Of them, as the attorneys OF
the accused woman advised her against ans"erlns
nearly all of the questions 1t Is said that the
woman by her actions in Lyons shows that she
realizes fully the seriousness Of the charge asahsl
her She remained cool and apparently uncon-
eerned through the several sessions OF Le inquest
Both the AIlyns, the parents Of the accused
woman. and the relatives Of Harry Sampson are
wealthy and prominent and 1t is expected that tho
case will result in long legal fight AS the cnarse
Is murder in the first degree no bail can Dc fur-
nfshed which will make it necessary for Mrs.
Sampson to spend at east the time from no" untIi
the first week in February in Wayne County JAN
The next grand jury will convene in FEBRUARY
The death of Harry Sampson took place on the
ALVIN farm between Palmyra and Macedon' IN
Wayne County. 1t was at first believed that sarnp-
son took his life. but following his DEAN
stories were circulated which discredited that
theory. There were reports Of frequent quarrels
between Mr. and Mrs. Sampson, and, finally. the
coroner Of Wayne County decided on q rigid IN
vestigation The hrst evidence. however. that
Sampson might have been the victim OF foul play
was not forthcoming until DIR. Albert Hamilton. q
runshot expert after examining the wound IN
SIMPSONS body, testified positively that the dead
man could not have fred the shot which resulted
in his death. It came out az the inquest rhae
Sampson on the Saturday before his death had dis
covered letter written TO his wife BY out
side Of the family which had been the cause OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
by Telegraph 70 III. rr,epn. |

Annapolis, Nov. 24-Tad Jones' the Yale and
auAmertca quarterback last year. arrived here to-
day TO help PUT the finishing touches on the Navy
football team for the game with West Point
Saturday. Jones has been at New Haven during
most Of the season. but his friends Page and Gates
regular coaches OF the Navy team induced him 70
Ill in the present week at Annapolis
The brigade Of nlidshipnen present at the
practice to-day, and accompanied by the Academy
band. sang the songs which will be heard from the
Navy side at Franklin Field on Saturday They
also did lot Of cheering and encoura ged the sec
ond team to make q strong stand against the regu-
lars and then urged the regulars go through the
scrub The last lineup against the scrub will be
held tomorrow. On Thursday there will be signal
practice only, and Friday morning the team
viii leave for Philadelphia, On Friday afternoon
there will be a signal practice on Franklin Field
and the will have a chance 10 get the lay Of
the land
The football squad will be IN charge of Lieutenant
Commander Irwin and will be thirty-three strong
Besides the players and substitutes there will be
Berrien. head coach; Howard, Page, Gates, Douglas
and Dague and Tad Jones. coaches; McMaster
the trainer, and several attendants.
Three Of the four officials OF the Arrny-Navy,
game have been selected. Al Sharpe GALE will be
referee; Carl Marshall GIarvard), field Judge. and
Torrey Pennsylvania), head linesman Tbs umpire
has not been decided on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25
QUICK NEWS FROM SAVANNAH.
Axtamobils Club of America Will Post Bull
ietfus on Both Races

Elaborate preps rations have been made by the
Automobile Club Of America properly bulletin
the progress and results Of the light car race at
Savannah to-day, and OF the Grand prize Nace,
which Will take place tomorrow.
The club viii receive hslf hourly bulletins Of the
positions Of the by direct wire and these will
b. displayed large blackboard in the assembly
room together with running estimates OF the speed
which is being made and notes Of the important
happenings o% the
All club members who not az Savannah have
been invited be present and access the bulle-
tins vii leIsc be accorded 70 the entire automobile
trade Of New York. and practically the entire au-
tornohiling public