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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-26
NON-PARTISAN JUDICIARY
DESIRED BY BAR MEMBERS
John NJ Martini Veteran Attorney of Twenty-Five Years.
Practice, Gives Some Good Reasons for Keeping Judi
ciary Out Of Politics.

! John M. Martin of Virginia, MIMI,
spent Saturday in the city, renewing
old acquaintance among his former
associates in Bemidji.
Judge Martin is a great advocate
for non-partisan judiciary, and in
an interview with a representative of
the Pioneer, Mr.. Martin said while
speaking of the judicial situation in
the Fifteenth Judicial district:
I strongly advocate a non-parti-
san judiciary. have had a great
deal of experience with political
judges and think that the judge
ship should be kept entirely out of
politics.
I have never yet known judge
to be corrupt" said Mr.. Martin.
but all are human, and a political
bias will affect judge, in spite of
his best intentions. We see this
illustrated in the greatest tribunal on
earth, the United States Supreme
Court, if a majority of the members
of that court are appointed from
either the republican or the demo-
cratic parties.
People generally expect a ques-
ton involving great political in
terest to be decided on its merits,
but it is generally found that great
questions before the supreme court
are decided according to the policy
of the respective party to which the
majority of the court belonged be-
fore becoming judges on that bench.
Il thoroughly believe that we
should have a non-partisan judiciary
and think that the Fifteenth Judicial
district should use this opportunity
to make a precedent which ought
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-26

Additional local matter will be found
on last page.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-26
F0sst0n Tied East Grand Forks.

Fosston, Oct. 26.-(Special to
Pionee. THE Fosston Highs held
the East Grand Forks High School
football team in this city Saturday
afternoon down to score of 0 to O
in one of the hardest games ever
played on the local gridiron.
The visitors expected to walk all
over the local boys and the latter
are proud of holding them down to
such 4 score.
Professor Thornton of the Bemid il
High School acted as referee and
gave universal satisfaction.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-26
Special Sale on Millinery.

Commencing Tuesday, October
~, we offer great bargains to those
who visit our store during this
sale. A new assortment of trimmed
hats just received and during this
week all trimmed hats, pattern and
tailored hats, will sell at sacrifice
prices. Veilings, wings and ostrich
plumes will bebon display at reduced
prices. Here is a. chance to pur-
chase your winter hats at the right
time, at right prices and at the right
store. 81 -~=@sss- = : - c.n
- ~ Mrs. Hetland Fallon.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-26

Cass Lake, Oct. 26.-(Special to
Pioneer. 1.-The football game
between the teams representing Cass
Lake and Bemidji met at Cass Lake
yesterday, the visitors winning by a
single touchdown, failing to kick
goal.
Bemidji appeared with a team
fully twenty pounds heavier to the
man than the local players.
During the game light rain fell,
the field being very wet, which
aided the heavy Bemidji players
materially.
The first half was about an even
break, neither TEEN scoring. Cass
Lakes light team could not get their
plays started on account of the
slippery field, while the Bemidji
team were successful in bucking
CaSS Lakes line.
During the second half, the spec
tators were treated to real football.
Bemidji took the ball and bucked
the line ffty-fve yards for a touch
down. They failed to kick goal.
Bemidji almost had a second touch
down, but fumbled on Cass Lakes
ffteen-yard line and quarterback
Miskella grabbed the ball and ran
seventy-fve yards. He slipped and
fell on Bemidji's ten-yard line, Edd,
Bemidji's center, making a fine
tackle. With only one minute left
to play, Cass Lake was unable to
score, as Company K held fine.
The game was free from rough
playing and the best of feeling pre-
vailed during the contest.
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to be followed throughout the state
in the years to come.
In judiciary the people natur-
ally expect and demand cure minded
men, unbiased men, men who are
un hampered by previous political
prejudices, and men that are not
under obligations to any particular
sect, political party or combination.
A non-partisan judiciary is our
only salvation to my wav of think
ing" continued Judge Martini" and
I say this after twenty eight years.
practice of law in the northern part
of this state. Give me a Just, un-
biased and unprejudicei judge every
time, where I can appear before him
upon the merits of my case and not
fear my opposing counsel just be-
cause he is an influential man or
big politician, either in the demo
cratic or in the republican parties.
LET the motto be 'non-partisan
judiciary, semper fdelis, always do
right"
Judge Martin was one of the pio-
neers of Virginia and walked from
Hibbing to Bemidji long before the
railroad was built into this city,
being a guest of Chief Bemidji at
one time. Mr.. Martin has practiced
law, as he said,- for twenty-eight
years in northern Minnesota, and is
we'll remembered by all the old SET
tiers of the several counties in this
judicial district.
The voters of this district should
remember that Hon. C.. w. Stanton,
one of the present judges of the
Fifteenth Judicial district, is non
partisan candidate for reelection.
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Senator Sageng Speaks Tonight.

Ss>s~A ~~S1S:'S ~F~~'~~ s~'9""
Ole Sageng, state senator from
Ottertail county, and independent
candidate for Congress from this
(the Ninth) congressional district,
will speak at the City Hall in Be-
midi this evening, in support of
his candidacy.
Senator Sageng is facetiously
called 1.-THE Man Behind the
Plow," and there is in existence
some verse relative to his ability
as sod-turner.
The senator arrived in the city
this noon and was met by a num-
Der of local people who have made
his acquaintance heretofore.
Senator Sageng spent the after.
noon making the acquaintance of
local people, and is in readiness to
deliver his speech at the meeting
which will be held in the City
Hall this evening.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-10-26
Will Consider Variety License To.
niQht.

Among the important matters
which will be taken up for considera-
ton at tonight's meeting of the city
council is the application of A. Burke
for the renewal of his license to sell
intoxicating liquors in his building
on Second street, where is operated
the Star theater, known as vaude-
vile house but more appropriately
called among those who frequent
such places variety show"
Do the people of Bemidji want
this concern continued-right in the
heart of the business district of the
city?
It will be interesting to note the
vote on this proposition, which will
be recorded in the Pioneer.
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Aid Society to Meet Wednesday.

The members of the Methodist
Ladies' Aid Society will meet Wed
nesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Minnick on the corner of Elev-
enth street and Park avenue. Every
one is cordially invited to attend.
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Cass Lake, Oct 26Specal injured and
Pioneer 1.-The football game carry him off the field
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Geit iiber 60 eSabren

idon prtr0e W1rs. @inslop's Sootb-
ing-Sprltp bon Miaionen bon Weiit'
tern beim 3abnen Der ainoer ange.
ipenoet. @irlt gu inn S6lafe onr9
oas S6reien zines @inoes geltort,
oas i'm 3abnen lit rno Dor S6mer5en
ipeint2 @enn 10, laiie iofort eine
SlaI6e bon uWers. @inslotp's Sootb-
ing-Sprup" bolen. Sein 8ert tit
llnbe5abIbar. gs miro Dem fleine1
2eioenoen iofort 2inoerung peri9af-
fen. @erlaBt elb oarauf Wtiitter,
es lit fem Stpeifel oariiber. gs beilt
Diarrboe, reglIiert ben Magen uno
bie geieren beieitiet @ino-aolif, er'
ipeibt oen @aumen, perbinoert Ont
aiinoung uno ftdrft oas gon5e SD'
item. vWers. @inslop's Sootbtng
Sprllp" fir 8abnenoe &inoer 1T on.
aenebm I'M @el6nlaf; Dos Ge5ept
itomnt BON einem Ser oeiten ipeibli-
diem slerate in ben Ser. Staaten. gs
lit BEL alien 9rugeiiten in Der gan5en
gyeIt su boben. Breis % Gents per
ssIaid,e. Gauft ridts anoeres als
,,Wers. @inslotp's Sootbing Sprup."
@arantiert inter Der Sooo ano
0rllas slfte, 80. SUM 1906, Serial
Summer 1898.
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seras.

aSn ieiiter 9otldaft on Den
Staotrat bat ii1 Ser MaDor BON
gernple, @iaiam @innutb, nit gro-
Der gntidieoenbeit fir Die grmer=
bung Der eleftrii6en 8r4eu1tllngs-
anlage nno oes Seiper-SDitems bltrh
Die Staot misgeiproden. Die 8ai=
ieriperfe geboren bereits Ser Staot.
Cine perbliiffenoe gntibeioung
bat Diitriftri9ter @ilcor in Muffin
abgegeben. SSn Dem 8ro5eB Der 81
ienbabnfonln1iiiion gegen Die SrinitD
& 8ra5os gallep uno Die 90. 6. &
&. 8abn bat er entidieoen Die &on-
nliiiion f0nne feline gilenbabngelea=
ihaft 5pingerL am Sonntag 3iige
laufen 5li Iailen sSsn allen ibren 9e-
feblen be5iiglib oes giienbabnbetrie=
bes niiiilett iie INNER ben Sonntag
ausnebmen, ionlt ieien ibre 8e=
feble ungiiltig. @ern mir nod
Elm ipenig 10 ipeiter ma6en Damn
fommen mir idlieBlid ipirflib Oa=
bin, oaB am Sonntag feline giien=
babn5iige laifen oiirfen, feline Yoltia-
den beforoert uno feine 0epel6en
aufgeeeben meroen fonnen. @enn
mir uns oalln nod oas giien Grim
fen lino Slterlbolen anf Sonntag OBJ
getpobnen, Damn peroen uniere Sonn-
tagsfonatifer mobl 5ufrieoen iein.
Die 9ol5banoler baben in if
rer 4onpention in Dallas 8elhliiiIe
angenommen, bic iib gegen Die sllo=
rih=gia ri6ten.
0as republifanil6e greftltip-
fontite (2Don-S -SliigeD bat in ieiner
Siblng gu Dallas geibluiie ange-
non1nen, in oenen cine grfldrung
5u @uniten Der aaoioatur Cats
entbalten it,
= giirger BON 9ltascoia uno Mc-
Miu1en gountp baben in Yeaianton
cine 8eriammlling a6gebalten ilno
boben beihloiien, 0aB Die &ommii-
fare BON gerar Gountp erlu6t per-
Den iollen, BEL 9orr's GroIling eine
Bride iiber Die Wieoina 5lt bauen.
9ur6 ben 8ou oieler 8riife meroe
es oen 2enten in BEN Counties 9ltas.
coia uno McMnllen erlei6fert, mad
San 9lntonio 5u fomnnen.
Die @elt Seras Sair in aerr-
pille miro am 49,, 20. iulo 81. gu-
| quit itattfinoen.
Sn Beaumont ipurbe neulid
ourd einen 9libIblag Elm 9ottib IN
9ronb geiett, in Dem iib $4,000
| SOB 9fobsOeI befanOen. 9urd oas
@elhid uno Die eifrige slrbeit sel
5euerpebr lpurbe oas sseuer oif Der
einen 9ottih beibranft.
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Hatentneoi5inen be1ubt lperoen 1ol=
len, feline @elebesnerlebung bartlett.
9ie gntl6eioung gebt oabinz Dob al
fobolboltige @etranfe lpelde ielblt I'M
llebernlaB genoiien, feline Srnnfenbett
berporrltfen, 5ulaIiig ltno uno Dob
toldb Weoifamente, Soiletten=9lrt1fel
uno Speile-Yraparate, melbe nlbt
sur 8en1bllne als beraui6enoe Sc
trGnfe bergeiteat meroen, au6 oonn
in oen Sdnoel eebra6t aperoen TOM
nen, penn na6rpeisbar gllfobol oarln
entbalten lit.
9lls eriter lit unter Dem neuen
Observation-Disclosures in @albingtpn
Elm bo6ongeiebener @ei6aftsmant,
ein Oroguen=Sabrifant namens Sar-
per, 8rGlioent Ser 8aibingtoner
Sanoelsfamner nno friiberer Bralt=
0ent Ser slmericon 9eational ganf,
su elmer @eloitrafe bon $500 perur-
teilt tporoen. Yraiioent Gooiepelt
batte oarouf beItanoea ooB Der
staatsonpolt cine @efangniBltrofe
perlange
Ole 9eeger IN Sflaboma baben
cine Organization 81 Stanoe ge-
bradt uno belhloiien, cine geeger=
Delegation 5ur republifanilben gta=
tionalfonpention 5u Ienoen, pelde
Ser Delegation Der ipeiBen Gepubli-
foner oen Sit itreitig MAIDEN ioa
ssl1 Ser Ndbe Der fleinen Staot
graia i'm Staote Montana, 46 Wei-
len norolid) bon &elena, brad neu=
lid elm 9arnnL our6 Den ein berab=
barter See, Ser @aliier 2afe, oltfge=
odrnnlt Dar. @eite Stredeu Cant
oes ipnrOen unter @aiier gelest nno
elm Shaoen bon ltngefabr elmer Wtll=
lion fpnroe ongerihtet. @liidliber
@eiie ibeinen ieoo6 feline Wfenl6en
lm's 2eben gefon1n1en gu iein.
Sn Ser Saae Der uDeutIden
@eleal6aft" 5u 8bilaoelpbia mnroe
oie @rirnerunesfeier on Die Dor blln-
bert sabren erfolgte 8ollenonng oes
erIten Seiles BON @oetbe's uSanlt"
begongen. 60 5ablreif) batten ii6
oie @oetbe= =Gerebrer lino =8erebrerin=
men eingefanoen, oaB Ser groBe Saal,
ste @aaerie, iogar Die gorbale nno
oas an oen Saal angren5enoe 9iref=
toren5irnlner gefiiat uaren. Die Selt=
reoe bielt 8rofellor SSiilils @oebel.
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GiienbaDu= JaDrplau.
q. u. & Sl. q. 8abu

uSabb grodet"s8ug mad 9ouIton l@aIbeiton
Beaumont ino Orange. stbfabrt l1br abenbs
9tnflnft 7.55 1morgens.
gsacb @errebine, stbfabrt $50 mor9ens, Mn
fllnft bort 11.30. slbfabrt bon &errbiue A llbl
na9mittags, @nfunft in Gun Mntonto 7.5(
abenbs. gsur @amitaes mad &errbine: Ib,
nabmittags. &iidTabrt bon bart Montags 8.
morgens, stnfunft in Gun slntonio $50 NOR
gems.
gta6 guero, goafuu, pouiton, @aIbeftot
@iboines, 8odteIe, Cameron uno 28oco, Mb
fabrt s.45 bormittaes, atnfrnft ubr moreens
gsa9 8eebine, Corpus gbriftt, slliee. Wsatbts
Mranfas 9aB, 9fodport, Mbfabrt t.50 na6
m.taes uno 1lbr abenos. 9lnfunft 7.5s
u1oreens uno t.50 nadmittaas.
gsa6 SaIfurias. albfabrt 8 ubr abenos, Nn
furft 7.55 mprgenS.
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sestt 9eauq ollf oie S6anotot II

SS1t Seoug QlI Ole Su)ulloIul III
gSataugo, Sarrant County, fontn1en
aus Sort @ortb meitere Weitteilun=
qen, Sic mebrere ser eriten gea6ri6=
ten ais foll1 erfe1nen lallen. SSl1 er-
Iter 2inie beiBen oie 2eute altf Die
ser slngriff periibt lpuroe, ni6t
@erolb, lonoern Sarrea; 5ueitens lit
Ser Mann nidt geltorben, lonoern
Wann uro sSrml befinoen iib, oller=
oinas ibper perlest, I'M Soipitol 5l1
Sort @ortb. Damn muroe Die Sat
audi rlibt bon gtegern perilbt jon
bern lpie sic beioen oltelten &inoer
oes gbepaares, Elm Weao6en BON
iebs5ebn lno ein Sunge BON pier5ebll
Sssabren, bebaupten bon 5lpe1 Uter1=
fanern. Sic ipoaen ben einer Der bet=
BEN Weanner erfarutt baben; eS Ioa
eil1 friiberer Mrbeiter fires 8aters ge=
peien 5eirg nit Dem iib 2etterer Dor
elm paor1Sogen er5iirnt batte. Sa-
na6 fonnte man annebnen es
bonole ii6 bier Inn cine &a6eaft. Mn=
oererieits tpare es aber au9 nlbt
unnlogIid, ooB oie &inoer NIT ibren
Mngoben nnredt batten oaBsOie Gin
oringlinge ni6ts lDeiter als lteblen
pollten uno 5u Dem @ngriff altf
oas gbepoar nur oabllr6 DeranlaBt
mnroen oaB Der Weann ertpa6te.
Won bat orei Werifaner perbaftet, ie=
nen friiberen 9lrbeiter SsSarrea's uno
5pei anoere; alle brei beteuern mo-
tiirli6 tire ltnibulo. Sci Dem Che
paar i6lief oas iiingite aino, elmer
Ser ginoringlinge trat es nno es
fing an 5u ibreien. Saour6 erlpab=
ten oie anoern &inoer, fanen in's
3intner l1nb Die Wforber entfloben.
&Gtte oas 8abp nidt 81 i6reien an=
gefange1 ipare pielleiht Die gall5e
sSanlilie erlnorbet moroen.
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Uietorta 5ibiiion, q. 8. e. 9. u
(Oulf Short

tVutI SvuttsJ
MpfaDrt
Na9 guero, 8ictoria, Sort 2abuca, CORPUS
/ gbrifti, grotpnsbiue, &io @ranbe, gitb.
GoIiab, geebiue, @barton, 9aIactss uno
2ou1fon I.ou WprgeHs
MntMnft o.3O doeHos
Ser. Sam Souiton4 mad guero, gietorta,
g8barton uttb Souiton:
Gbfabrt. 7.65 abenos
Mnfanft ........... TOO morgens
Rad Hropnsbille.
Ser Bug Der Sitnfet gictorta Dibifion, Ib'
fabrt TOO morsens, ma6t in 9Iaceoo 8erbtn'
oung nit Der @uIf goaft Zine fir Corpus
gbrifti, slnfunft bort 4.55 na6mtttags, Mnfnnfi
IN Broipnsbiue 9.25 a6enoss
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@abl > Mm5eigem.
Sir Sheriff.

Sic nSreie BreiIe fir Segas" lit aiitos
riiiert, ar5u5eigen, 6aB .. 8. Gin 3 :
feb b @anbibaf fir bag Imt zines Sberiffs
bon 8egar County lit iin6 iidJ 6er gnts
id5ei6ung Der oemofratifden Primdrs
iDablen untertDirft.
Sic .Sreie Breiie fir Eegas" lit alitos
riiiert, an5a5eiger, baB S ames W e
gIosfeb &nnbibnt fir baS gnlt
beg G1eriffs bon 8egar County 1T unb
iib ben benotratii6en Brimdrtpahlen i'm
slli itntertpirft.
9ie rSreie greife fir geras" lit
q aelntorriiiert, an8u5eiigen, oas V NJ N.
q 0 fort9 aanbibat filr bag glnt ets<
neg Sberiffs BON 8erar goniltp 1T nno
iid) Der gntideioung Der oenofratiiden
Yrimdripablen untertpirft
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9lus BnoapeIt lneloet

9lus 8u6apeit lneloet man:
Die Waiore Haul uno geifolaus b.
Halfopitlh, 3piqingsbriioer, elmer
ariitofratiiben aber perarmten Salni=
lie angeborig, begingen in ibrer ge-
meini6aftliden @obnung Selbit=
moro our1 @rlbieBen. gas Taar
mar rettuneslos perlbulset, uno I'M
bas llngliid poa 81 nahen beioe in
elm uno oielelbe innge Dame per-
liebt. lin bieIern ooppeltern uebel 81
entgeben eittiparfel1 fie BEN glan, ge-
meinibaftlid) 81 iterben.
9as 8erliner> 9eteftipbureall
lit beauftragt lporoerl feds Sripatoe-
teftibs gum perionliben Si6erbeits=
oienit bon &onig Wonuel na6 2iiia-
bon au ididen.
Gin aus 9eutlblano eebiirti=
ger, aber in oen Ser, Stoaten mo-
turaIiiierter yfem syorfer, nanlens
Charles Gbriitopb, lit auf Der Sabrt
5u leinen gltern fur5 nadOem er,
BON Sraifrei6 fonlneno, Die oeilt-
i6e @ren3e iiberidritten batte, per-
baftet trosoeln er iein amerifaniihes
8iirgerpapier lnlo einen bonn Staats=
oepartement ansgeltelten BaB BEL
iid batte. Die bon ben oeuti6en 8e-
BORDEN gegen gbriltopb erbobene 9e-
'iduloisung gebt oabin, bob er iid)
ieiner5eit Dem 9ienit inn oeutlben
Seere our6 Die 9lusipanoerung emit
3ogen babe. Der @erbaftete manbte
iib an 4oniul S. 90. Gife in &ebl,
uno oieier bat Die @ngelegenbeit, 90
ieine 8oritellungen BEL Den oeutiheu
9eboroen feinen @inoruf nla6ten
Dem anlerifanil6en 8otidafter in
Berlin unterbreitet.
Der ebfmalige Gbefreoofteltl
oes ygerliner 9ageblattes" Or
9lrtbur 2ebpiobn iit IN Mernn al
ben Solgen mebrerer S6laganfaa(
geitorben. CT errei6te Elm 9ater boz
iiebenunoie65ig Sabren.
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@arum an Sdmorrboiben leiben, tpern
ein 10 eirfa1es, per1liinftiges llnb raoi
fales Nsittel, ipie glnafe1ts, in oeinem
8erei6e tit. gsereelbe beiue 3eit nibt
nit @inreibrngen, 8aidJ@ liilo nllbloier
@ebeimmitteln, lno iebe bid rlibt Der
@efabr alls, oeinen SAL burd eefdbrlie
be @inipriblrn9en bon Iebntitteln 81
beri6limmern Wn 6ebeilfe, DOB @es
6ei1nmitteI MIR allf fllr5e 3eit linbern,
l1nb baB Elm 2e6ergei6niir biel i6linn1er
lit, als Sdrnorr6oiber. glnafeiis oa9e>
gen 6at Die Yr6be einer 5ipan5igidbrisen
@rfabrl1ng be1tanben ln0 miro BON Den
gler5ten aller S6ulen empfobleil. Tro>
ben iperben BON g. Neuitdbter & Co..
@or 2416, getp Worf, frei berIanbt.
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8. & @. ". 8ahm.

Msfa1rt.
ga6 alien gsorb@EegassDun -. -. :.
A 11br lt11b s bprntittngs
ga6 ct. 2ouis, Wsenlpbis uno benz Otter
.I.25 llbr nahnl. uno z As nbenbs
gfab Waertfo :. =. :. 1920 1lbr bormittags
Mmfmnft.
Son ct. Souls u. benz Often, $50 mora
Son ct. 2ouis Ii. benz Often, $50 nlorg
@on 2arebo ltnb Megifo LOS na9nt
8Dn ct. Souls, 8anlas gitp s 45 abbs
ct. 9onis e. gan Srantiaso Hasn.
Mbfabrt.
gsab Sort Smitb. SprinefieIo, ct. Bouts, Ran
fas Gitb, gbicago Is. & g. 81. SepoD
o.oo uueHos
Mnfnnft.
Bon st. 2ouis, &anfas gitb, 9aris, gbieagt
1910 morgens
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giel srmbcl

miro perurfadt ourd 2eber- ltno
Mogen=ltntdtigfeit. Dieles los5u-
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uno @iftitoffe, Die @elbiudt perllria-
dell nebmt Or. Sings geel1e 2ebens-
piaen. oie ahperldiiiaen Neiniger,
ipelde angenebn ipirfen. 25 Gts. bel
Moolpb DreiB uno 81. Gobn & SO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-16
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toriiiert. an5u5eigen. baR 81 b / an 6.
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bes gountb@gferfs bon 8erar COUNTY
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-16
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sefton CPS ntorgens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-04-16
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-21
Peace Disturber.

Coroniilo Bisquerra, a Mexican. pleaded guilty to the charge of dis turbing the peace in Justice Grier's court this morning. and was given a ten-day sentence.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-21
WANT WATERING TROUGH
 AT STOCK YARDS
Board of Fade at Douglas Pe-
 tition Railroad for One.

DOUGLAS, May 0.--(Special. J.
 At meeting of the board of direc- tors of the chamber of commerce yes terday afternoon a resolution was passed instructing the secretary to request the E. P. and s. W. railroad to install a watering trough at the stock yards for the benefit of stock, men who load stock at the stock pens. There have been large number of cattle loaded in Douglas this year and the cattle men are complaining bitter ly, saying they are compelled to haul water in wagons for their cattle in order to give them water before loading or else allow them to be load ed without water. The stockmen state that the stock yards at Willcox are provided with fine watering troughs and that cattle men would much prefer to load at Wilcox and in consideration of good watering far elites are willing to drive several miles further on that account. The installing of sufficient water troughs at the stock pens at Douglas would not entail much cost and it is thought by the chamber of commerce that the Southwestern will put in the troughs at once when their attention has been called to it.
 The stick interests aroun1 Douglas are enormous and the chamber of commerce is very anxious to do any thing to help out this business.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-05-21

|aunt, Mir. and Mrs. Chas. Howe. William Harris of Bisbee, formerly c. & A. mine superintendent, is visit ing in Douglas for a day or two. Arthur Houle of the firm of Honle & Houlton returned yesterday from a | trip to Hacnita.
 Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Brandon and her son. Robert, are in town visiting Mir. and Mrs. A. G. Curry. They will return to Naco this afternoon. Mir. and Mrs. A D. Archuleta and granddaughter, Sulema, will leave this morning for Denver, Colo. On their way they will stop at Santa Fe and Lamberton, N. M., and Pagosa Springs Cole. They will return to Douglas ;n | time for the Fourth of July :s,cb '1' ltion
 Ofir Mccoy G me down from B.s bee Ia5t night James Taylor of Fl Paso came IT from visit to his mine, the Fl Tremb Tor, yesterday. | A r. Hayes of Houston is in Doug las on business visit, looking owe!
 he country.
 Mrs. s. J. Mclaughlin is quite i'll at her home on Fourteenth street. suffer ling from bold cold.
 H. A. Brass is confined to h,s iom, lon Sixteenth s.,eet on account of III lness. Mir. ass has been threatened lw.th typhoid fever.