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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-02-24
PRIEST IS
KILLED.
THE ALTAR
Italian Anarchist Fires Bullet
Into CIergyman's Heart While
Receiving Communion
Superior of FranciscanS In
Denver Slain With Sacred
Wafer in Hand
Assassin, Yelling Like Demon,
Shrieks Out Bitter Hatred
of All EccIesiastics
Authorities Rush Prisoner 0ut
of City to Prevent Crowd
Lynching Him

DENVER, Feb. 23.-Father Leo
Heinrichs, superior of the Franciscan
monastery here, was shot and killed
by an Italian anarchist while admins
tering the sacrament at early mass IN
St. Elizabeth's church this morning.
Kneeling at the altar rail between two
women, Giuseppe Guarnaceio pressed
the rnuzzle Of revolver against the
body of the priest after having re-
ceived from him the consecrated
water, and shot the clergyman
through the heart.
Exclaiming Ny God. My God"
Father Leo fell prone in front Of the
altar and died without uttering
another word
With an inarticulate shrek OF
triumph, which the communicates de-
clare was the yell of demon, the
assassin sprang into the aisle and.
whirling the smoking weapon about
his head. dashed to the church door
For moment the hundreds or more
persons in the church were dazed-
Then a woman screamed and the con-
gregation became panic stricken
TRY TO LYNCH SLAYER
Some women tainted and many be-
came hystericaL Several men rushed
to the aid of the priest. while others
started in pursuit of the murderer
Among the latter was Patrolman Daniel
Crefin, who overlook the fleeing Italian
on the church steps. Guarnaccio tried to
shoot the policeman, and was foiled and
overpowered only after a desperate
fight with several men who had come
20 Crefn's assistance
The slayer was removed to the city
jaiI. and as threats of summary justice
were made by many men in the crowd
which quickly gathered in 'front.' of the
church McHale Delaney, the chief OF
police. called out the reserve force.
Before the commotion caused by the
tragedy had subsidized the Franciscan
brothers connected with st. Elizabeth's
church silently brought candles for the
dead and placed them beside the body
of their superior. still lying in the
sanctuary By direction of Bishop
Matz the church was closed for the
day and the following notice was post
ed on the door:
owing to the frightfu1 tragedy en-
acted in this church by an unknown
criminal. the wanton killing Of our be-
loved pastor. superior and friend
Father Leo, all services will be disccn-
tinued for the day. Kindly reader,
breathe silent prayer for the repose
of the soul of our beloved friend.
FATHER EUSEBIUS."
Daniel Hays. deputy coroner, took
charge of Father Leo's body, which was
removed to the morgue- A single hole
in the white communion robe of the
priest showed that the bullet had gone
straight to his heart The bullets re-
naming in the revolver had been
sharpened to a ine point.
FOE OF ALL PRIESTS
Guarnaccio was placed in solitary con-
finement in the city Jail He admitted
to a policeman that the priest whom he
had killed was a stranger TO him. and
in explanation OF his crime made the
following statement:
Il just went over there because
have a grudge against all priests In
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Inpertinent Question No. 80
Why Do Men Prefer Blondes?

For the most original wtest answer to this ques-
tion-and the briefer the better-The Call will pay
FIVE DOLLARS. For the next FIVE answers
The Call will pay ONE DOLLAR each. Prize
winning answers will be printed next Wednesday
and checks mailed to the winners at once Make
your answer short and address it to
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS.
THE CALL.
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CIGARMAN KILLS HTMsELr

Los ANGELES, Feb. 2s.-Michael
McShane, proprietor of cigar stand
at Fifth and Wall streets. committed
suicide some time early this morning
in his apartments by shooting himself
in the head. McShane, who was 80
years old. came from Ely. New, short
time ago
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Register NOW, Republicans

If You dOn'f want Her
rim TO rule you, get on the
register before April IS.
Old registration has all
expired-yOu must register
again before April IS or you
can'f vote at the May
primaries.
Registration closes April
IS.
Last day on which reg
iSfered voter can move to
another precinct and not
lose his primary vote,
April 8.
Registrars office in the
old city hall open from 9
a. m. 10 5 p. m.
Register NOW, Republicans
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-02-24
STEAMER is WRECKED

TURKS ISLAND, Feb. 2s.-The Brit
ish steamer Beta, Captain Pys, from
Halifax for Bermuda, Turks island and
kingston, was totally wrecked of here
today The crew and passengers were
rescued and part of the cargo will pos
667 tons
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TELEPHONE KEARNY So
MONDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1908
WEATHER CONDITIONS

YEsTERDAY-Clesr; west wind; maximum
temperature. 5S: minimum. As.
FORECAST FOR TODAY-Fsir. with fog in
the morning; light northwest wind. Page 0
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Miss Olga Nehersole whose 2O-inch waists which chubby
of company could caused break in ranks of
company
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FOREIGN

for embezzlemept, makes eloquent defense in
court. Page 3
Belgium disrupted over attempt by King Leo
pold to grab Congo funds IN violation OF agree
ment. Page q
Captors of terrorist plotters receive czar's
praise; Russian police engage foreign detective
agencies. Page 2
American sailors to have frolics in Peru;
Australian prime minister urges Roosevelt to
send battleship feet to Melbourne. Page
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-02-24
WOMEN'S CLUBS
SUBURBAN

Active interest IN municipal affairs is take
by elubEoneu Of the nation. Page
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-02-24

Langdon. Heney and Burns prepare sfhdarits
giving prosecutors version OF Ruef immunity
conference. Page II
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COAST

Placing Ricksy under trivial $4,000 bond mi
take 81 nothing worse, says Mackenzie. Page
James ]. Hill gives orders to elecrity mou
tain divisions Of Great Northern Page
Pretty Il year old Tacoma girl aids lover
series Of daring boldupS. Page
The Globe-republican., 1908-07-09

Senator Long will speak at the opera
house 10 Dodge City on Saturday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock.
News from the Democratic convention
at Denver is coming slowly. IL Is
thought today that Bryan will be nomi-
mated some time tonight at a night
session.
There was a farmer In town this week
who lost bis crop Of wheat by hail early In
the season or thought he had lost 1t. 1t
was chopped down to the ground and he
thought it was complete loss. But It
grew up again and where there had been
one stock two or three new ones grew.
The hail made 1t come on later so that
the rains struck It at about the right
time and now he has better crop than
he would have had II the hail had not
cut il down. There are others who had
fields held back by pasturing the wheat
and they have better crops than they
would have had otherwise.
Don't forget the Republican nesting
at the opera house on Saturday AFTER
noon. Senator Long who Is now making
tour of the state and who has been
drawing great crowds everywhere VIII
address the people Of Ford county.
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LOCAL NEWS

Hedge Post.
L. E. Pendleton Il Co. have installed
a large roll top desk in their store.
Before buying your harvest grocery
order figure with Stuhbs & Barkley. II
DR.. 4. /. McCarty is recovering from
his recent illness.
For sALE-at bargain, good piano.
INQUIRE of F. A. Etrck, or phone 2lO II
Mr.. Ford, the carpenter, has con-
tract in the country this week
Preparations are being made to num-
Der the houses and put up street signs
Miss Eva Dixon has been assisting In
Sturgeon Bros. Confectionery tore a
few days.
Hedge Post.
Walter Cummings was eighty burned
about the forehead by filecracker last
Saturday.
Highest prices paid for all kinds Of
produce, cash or trade at Stubs q Bark
ley,
Mrs. Emma Vincl resumed her po'
sition in the Bargain stsre Monday after
a short vacation.
Mrs. j. s. Pendleton, who had one Of
her hands dislocated sometime ago by
fall, is improving slowly.
B, II. Steele and Miss Nellie 3
Frasure, both of Fo.d, we're married a
the M. L. parsonage last Saturday after
moon. Mrs. Martha Walker, sister o
the bride, was the only guest present
They left in the evening for Colorad
where they will visit for some time
Mr.. and Mrs. Steele are both wei
known here having lived 10 this count.
for number OF years.
1
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Four room house for rent, Avenue b,
See H. r. Brown.
DR.. Otis Thompson and wife are ex-
pected home from quite stay In the
east.
R. NJ. Hart this week sold quarter
section of land he owed in Harper
county for $4,000.
Mrs. Amos and children, formerly OF
Dodge City, are guests at the l.. X.
Miller home. Mr.. Amps is expected
soon for visit here. ssANM .AsassA
The W. G. T. L. meets Tuesday the
18th at 3 100 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
G. W. Coonheld. A full attendance is
desired.
Mrs. w, T. Hale and son have arrived
in Dodge City to make their home here.
Mr.. Hale, who is one of the Hale q
English Real Estate & Loan firm, has
gone to Texas on business and will ar
rive here later.
The Kinsley team got revenge as
Sunday at the grounds at that place
Dodge City had beaten them twice .ant
went to Knsley to make In three
straight. The boys had to playltwo o.
!. three substitutes, we're without pitcher
and even had to use one Kinsley man
/. In addition to this, Snare, who wen
with the Dodge team, had bis arm brok
en- by pitched ball, and Poulson had
f hand broken, leaving the Dodge crow
with seven men. Kinsley then won tn
game In score Of 8 to 3.
Tue Rev. A. G. Van Haaften, who
to preach in the Methodist church ne,
k Sunday, is a native of Calcutta, BIRTHS
India. He has addressed large au(
, fences In India, England aud the Unite
L States. None can hear him withol
pleasure ard profit. One writer says
him. "He clothes his practical Chr
tianity in language seldom equaled
pulpit or rostrum He is an eloqueI
speaker and holds his audience with
o magnetism that is rarely seen amor
h foreign speakers" You are invited
hear him next Sunday morning al
evening in the Methodist church.
~ Col. Perry, who was the promoter
sponsible for the building Of the Bnckl
branch of the Rock Island to bod
= CITY. was killed in an automobile accide
: in California few days ago. He liv'
at Englewood for many years aft
+ leaving Dodge City and became wealth
lie There are many in Dodge City who
member him.
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Hedge Post
MISS NAV Junkns assisted In the York
Key store few days last week.
LOST-Rlack ebony cross Finder
leave at this office and receive reward vt
The repairs on the belfry of the third
ward school building were completed
this week.
Hedge Post.
c. NJ. Roberts is hauling lumber to
build large granary on his ranch south
of the river.
Workmen began this morhing I'M
proving the Catholic church with new
coat of paint.
Before disposing Of your eggs and
butter for cash or Strade get our prices.
Stubs & Barkley. II
F. A. Pugh, of Kansas City is assist
ing at the Western Union during the
rush of business.
Mrs. Lillian O'Neil has taken posit
ion AS steuogrspher with the Hale q
| English Real Estate Il Loan Co.
The cement curbing around the City
hall is about half completed. ChaS
OIebaugh has charge Of the work
We want your watch, clock and Jew
elry repairing. All work done with
neatness and dispatch. 2, IL. YOUNG
Optician and Jeweer. u
The Hagenbeck- Wallace advertising
Car No. | came In last Sunday evening
They spent Monday billing the city anc
surrounding country.
For SALE room house with barn
good shade and fruit trees, northWes
corner of Division street and Fifth avenue
81 blocks north of third ward schoo
house. MRS. F. II. ETRICK. II
| PHI. Young returned from Bucklii
TODAY and reports seeing lot of goot
wheat and fine corn. One field of whea
on new ground he says will go 80 bushel
10 the acre. The the shels haye begul
work In that vicinity.
The Ingalls, team which came here TO
games on July and 4, was not stroni
enough to make the game very interest
ing. Dodge City won the first game B.
score of to 2, and The second, a ST
inning game, in score of to D.
30 Days Trial $l.0O Is the offer o
Pineules. Relieves backache, weak back
lame back, rheumatic pains. Best o
sale for Kidneys, Bladder and Blooc
2 Good for young and old. Satisfactio
= guaranteed or money refunded Sold D
the Palace Drug Store.
q Mrs, E. NJ. TAYLOR who has been re
:, sident of Dodge City for many year
will leave next week to make her hon
Q in Saginaw, Michigan. She will
b from here to La Junta for couple
+ weeks visit with her daughter, Mr.
Walter Glaze, and will also spend a fe
D months with sister In Minneapolis b
y fore going to her new home. Mr.
Q Taylor will join sister In Saginaw an
!, her son Mark, who left this city ye'
ago for that point and who is now 10
! nloyed as clerk for an Insurance c0mpan,
o Mrs. Taylor has many friends In Doda
CITY who will regret to see her leave.
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The Victor IS more than perfect 10
strumsnt, more than song, more even
than a voice. 1t is the soul Of the singer
The mere notes of a musical composition
can be passed from one location or gen.
Grafton to another through the medium
Of sheet music, but only through the
medium of the Victor is 1t possible TO
transport or perpetuate the actual living
voice Of great singer or the art OF a no'ed
musician.
In order to show you the perfect repro
duotiou of the Victor we will give
Victor concert In our store Saturday
evening at 80 o'clock.
In this you will hear the actual voices
Of such singers as Van Hoose. Journet 10
grand opera, as comic Morgan Billy
| Murray, Harry Marlborough in popular
songs and music from Arthur Pfyor's
hand. Our Victor will render the
following program
Rigoletto Quartette, Prysr's Band
"Meditstion' violin solo By Howard
Rattay.
"Roses Bring Dreams of You" Haydn
Quartette,
"Ruy Bias Overture Pryor's Band
Trio, 1.-The Duet from Faust Act liz :
Van Hoose, de GOgcrza and Journet'
"Spinning Wheel, Pryor's Band
"Miserere-I Trovatore Act lN', Ida
Cha Courella and Signor Martinez, Patti
..The only One", .Corriue Morgan.
smother Hasn't Spoke to Father
Since, Murray.
Sweetheart Days" by MacDonough,
"Merry Widow Two Step victor
, Dance Orchestra,
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Mrs. S. j. Bavouset who has been
seriously i'll is now convalescent.
Miss Annie Ginrich has accepted pc.
sition In the new cigar factory.
Lowest price in the city on good goods
by the case at Stubs & Barley. tt
Next Tuesday is the day fixed for the
Christian Sunday school picnic.
Mr.. Dansing, of Topeka, who has been
visiting Mr.. Ogilvy left Monday for his
home.
Hedge Post.
A new cement sidewalk is being put
in on the north side of DR.. simpson 8
building.
We will not be undersold in groceries
quality Of goods considered Stubs d
Barkley.
j. Ii. Crawford, who has been confined
to the McCarty hospital for several
months. is much worse this week
Three blocks north of post office
furnished rooms for rent. Mrs. j. o.
Baird.
Miss Fraucics Meairs had her hand
severely burned last Saturday by
large firecracker.
The street commissioner and forceaart
being kept busy repairing the stree'
since the recent large rains.
Furnished front room for rent. Fiji
door north of the Third ward school oil
Fifth avenue. So per month. ~
The Farmers Elevator & Supply 70
will pay the highest market price 10
corn, oats, katlir corn and sorghum
seed.
Santa Fe train No. II was in wrecl
near Winfield last Monday. FlV
coaches went in the ditch but no on
was seriously hurt
The DR., Milton home on Rallroa'
avenue will be completed 10 few week
now. It Is one of the hand,omest AM
largest residences in Dodge City.
For RENT-Two nicely furnished
I I rooms in second block north OF Burre
roomipg house. Could do light house
keeping If desired. Dishes, cookin!
l utensils, ETC., furnished. Phone 4ol. I
Fred Printz, of Cincinnati, Ohio, )
B. Rex, Of New York, and E. W. Blake
Nv, H. r. Davis, both of Chicago, ar
assisting with the extra work at u
Postal Telegraph Office during the Dem
t ocratic convention at Denver.
FOR RENT-Eght furnished room
for roomers or light housekeeping, ne
, house, at from $500 to $500. Phor
Il BAL or call one block west and two mort
of Post office. Mrs. Haldeman.
# The new Methodist Episcopal churt
I. In Spearville will be dedicated Sunds
o July 26. Dr. MoSsman, president OF Il
}. Southwestern college will have charge
II the services. A cordial Invitation to q
' tend Is extended TO the people Of Il
county.
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Victor Concert

The Victor Talking Machine is won
dertul, it reproduces the human
voice SO truly that while listen
ing to it; it needs no great mag
ination to 700 the singer herself.
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Socialist Ticket.

Sv~A04ASk -
Name. Residence.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
G n Grimm. Concordia
Hannibal Turner Holcomb, Douglass
CP. Lee. Arkansas City
A. Rutgers Livingston. blackberry
q r. Miller. Emporia
j. o. Smith, Leavenworth
John C. Stratton, Hutchinson
A. G. WEIGH. Hugoton
Andrew Wintzen, bearing
Charles Wright, Guilford
JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT
w. ]. McM]in, Usage City
C. r. Mitchell, Geuda Springs
Myron F. Wtse, Hiawatha
GOVERNOR
George Francis Hbner. Concordia
LIEUTENANT-GOvERNoR
M. G. Porter, Bogue
SECRETARY OF STATE
Frank Curry, Topeka
AUDITOR OF STATE
F. S. Welsh, Newton
TREASURER OF STATE
| L. d. Barrett. Wichita
ATTORNEY GENERAL
David Elder Crossey. Clay Center
| SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION
| Grace d. Brewer, Girard
SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE
Fred M. Lutschg, Great Bend
STATE PRINTER
E. N. Firestone, Fort Scott
| RAILROAD COMMISSIONER
D. Beedy, Chardon
d. c. Moore, Dodge City
Moses Whitcomb, Bronson
UNITED STATES SENATOR
S. A. Smith, Winfield
CONGRESSMAN SEVENTH DISTRICT
]. N. Brown, Arlington
STATE SENATOR THIRTY-SEVENTH
No Nomination
COUNTY TICKET
REPRESENTATIVE 10lst DISTRICT
Emerson White Bucklin
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Prohibition Ticket.

Name. Residence.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
Marcus R. Beckte, Macksville
George F. Geer, Parker
William S. Grisell, Ransom
Jesse Mack. Willis
John T. Nelson, Bloomington
James T. Oldham, El Dorado
Roswell w. Preston, Walnut
Volney Taylor. Fredonia
William VI. Wallace Kansas City
David Wilson, oatville
JUSTICE OE SUPREME COURT
Robert w. Shaw. Ottawa
M. C. Werner Alden -,
Reuben A. Williams, Kansas City
GOVERNOR
Alfred L. Hope. Abilene
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Alonzo L. Evers, Hope
SECRETARY OF STATE
George Avery, Nickerson
AUDITOR OF STATE
Edmund A. Kennedy, Anthony
TREASURER OF STATE
William Volkland, Bushton
| ATTORNEY-GENERAL
| W. Clyde Wolfe, Ellsworth
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION
Elizabeth X. j. Carpenter Oswego
SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE
William E. M. Ousler, Wichita
STATE PRINTER
Albert G. Carruth. Overlook
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER
Lewis A. Benson. Clay Center
Joseph M. Laird. Harper
Henry Roelfs. Bushton
UNITED STATES SENATOR
Ernest G. Shouse. Parsons
CONGRESSMAN SEVENTH DISTRICT
determination
STATE SENATOR THIRTY-SEvENTH
DISTRICT
determination 4
COUNTY TICKET
No Nominations
,e notice that a primary election will be hi
ich time candidates from the above list may
this state on their several tickets, and that
ual polling-places of this county.
cities of the first class are from six o'clock
ng places the polls will be opened al 8 o'cle
. City, County of Ford, Kansas, this 9Th day
1 CONNAWAN County Clerk
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Democratic Ticket.

WOWtINUtIOHo " CFC eOSN' Wv f
Democratic Ticket.
Name. Residence.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
Arthur E. Asher, Hutchinson
Sverard Rierer. Hiawatha
fred c. Flory, " 80 Howard
,aoree w Click Atchison- .
w Howe. Abilene
George w. Matchette Mcpherson
Reginald Heber Meade, Great Bend
W p, Morris. Marion
John B. Rea, ManKato
r 7 Sweeney Lawrence
JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT
A. f. Helm. Wichita
Joseph p Rossiter, Coffeyville
Edward E. Sapp, Gaena
Isaac o. Pickering, Olathe
GOVERNOR
jeremiah D. Botkin, Winfield
Russell ]. Harrison, Selden
W Fl. RYAN. Girard
LIEUTENANT-GovE
Harry Mcmillan. Minneapolis
SECRETARY OF STATE
Willis II. Kemper, Topeka
AUDITOR OF STATE
Louis B. Eppinger, Burlington
TREASURER OF STATE
Conway Marshall Garnett
ATTORNEY-G GENERAL
George W. Freerks Wichita
James M Meek, Kansas City
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION
Mrs. Ella S. Burton. Topeka
SUPERINTENDENT OF INSURANCE
Milton f. Belisle, Larned
STATE PRINTER
]. s. Cobb. Salina
r. F. Hudson, Fredonia
RAILROAD COMMISSIONER
Oscar O. Ayres, Olathe
Frank c. Fields. Pretty Prairie
Jeremiah E. Howard. Wichita
A. w. McVey. Hill City
Taylor Riddle, Marion
UNITED STATES SENATOR
Hugh P. Farrelly, Chanute
CONGRESSMAN SEVENTH DISTRICT
Samuel |. Hale. La Crosse
STATE SENATOR THIRTY-sEvENTH
DISTRICT
Harry Brice, Cimarron
| COUNTY TICKET
REPRESENTATIVE. 1olst DISTRICT
| A. j. incl Spearville
COUNTY CLERK
Inv. Hills Dodge Citv
| TREASURER
]. T. Elder Dodge City
REGISTER OF DEEDS
n F. Schmidt Dodge City
PROBATE JUDGE
J. It. Whitelaw Dodge City
SHERIFF
HB. Bell Dodge City
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT
Robert Heron spearville
COUNTY SURVEYOR
John II. Sughrue Dodge CITY
CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT
II r. French Dodge City
TOWNSHIP AND CITY TICKETS
Dodge City
JUSTICE OF PEACE
rs. Martin Dodge City
CONSTABLE
Charles Deister Dodge City
VIM. States
Wheatland
TRUSTEE
II G. Hahn Bellefont
CLERK
+ w Holland Bellefont
TREASURER
X Israel Bellefont
SpenrviIIe
TRUSTEE
q Iaudick Bellefont
CLERK
Jonathan scott Spearyille
TREASURER
10 +. Dobson Spearylle
FairVew
TRUSTEE
Havs Bealmear Dodge City
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STATE OF KANSAS, FORD COUNTY, SIS
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:


zIAme
MeMmeub u8u1runs
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COUNTY TICKET

REPRESENTATIVE 10lst DISTRICT
Emerson White Bucklin
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-17
Cash ia Advance.

By January list we hope to have
the Tribune book.in shape to run
a strictly cashin.adyance bust.
ness, and 10 do this We must
collect from delinquents. II you
get a statement from us please
attend 10 the matter az once II
is a business matter and should
be attended to in a business like
way.
Where We send q statement
and receive no reply, we win be
compelled to send the account to
a collecting agency. This applies
only 10 those who have absolute
ly ignored our letters. Please
tend 10 this matter.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-17
From Costa RIGA
Judge March Sends Us one Of His
Interesting and Instructive Letters

Editor Rich HIT TRIBUNE.
Having been granted a short
yacation-not long enough for a
satisfactory visit TO Missouri
we decided 10 visit Costa Rlca.
We left Colon August 25th, at
300 p. m. on the steamer Ellis"
of the United Fruit Co. and at
800 q, IN. the next arrived at
Port Limon, the only Atlantic
seaport Of any consequence in
Costa Rica. The voyage was an
exceptionally good one. The
caribbean sea, usually rough,
was in her best mood and we
glided along as nicely as if in a
merry-go-round. AS a result,
we both escaped sea.sickness.
We were met by the quaran.
tine doctors, who came in a skin.
about 100 yards from the wharf,
and they made a hasty inspect.
ion Of the passengers. We then
landed. Next came the inspect
ion Of baggage. This being a
high tariff country, tbe inspect
ion Of our baggage was very care
fully made, and Icing carried on
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-09-17

The Butler authorities aid
right in promptly netting out
Justice to those implicated In the
train riot Saturday night. One
negro was fined $500 and given
six months in Jail. The other
has not recovered sufficiently to
appear IN court.