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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-13
9cu nblm 8asre9ning.

@aa en- bcltcrnt Sag / bper eneite
Maaneo 1taor Ser ct &almalfrig ITO
al bpert &us i enbper 8p, 6por Oct
finoes ct @aSpGrf. Set CT 0en Sag
@asregningen fon1n1er. M tp1pler
ON nogeniin0e at trGffe Ell Snslnp-
ser, ser life pes at lie 0enne ltrots
er pillig til at crflnre @asfpmpag-
MET for at pnre Sc pGrite Smocrt
paa CUBS grpnne Soro = 90 llrlli
Iigt CT set life, at BUN til SiOer 6at
@runo til &lage, ofte ouer @o5fohsi
fanterne, lige iaa ofte-oue Jig iclp.
ON bum en6 lite pil tilltoo set ell:t
be0 ON set. Me1 ser foml1er mart
Ipiere Ti6er. G1 &emifer / Ct
2ouis bar fu1oet III Jren1gangsm1ao-
be, be6 bpilfen @us fan freml titles
al &olflten for SEN llbetpoeligbe0 ri
z Gcl1ts pr. 1,0O0 &ubiffob, tilmeo
en- Sos, ser er ooifilligt beore u
rerere ems set ounfle Stof, mott ionl
@egel faor fra @asretorterne. .&ro-
cesien er ttlmeo iaa lige til og enfel,
at ben neiten fnnoe tenfes anbenot
iom EN- &iemmeil16uitri, foruolat at
man bar &olfltenen life alt for langi
borte; og Spiloepro6uftet, ser MI cr
Qofes, piloe efter 4alfitensgasie,
blibe bren0t &olf, en Gare ser ey
Gnben6elie nof for baaoe / Sn6u.
ftrien og / 2%anobruget. Sou giel6er
bet Blot ON at forbinore, at &ulba:
ronerne lite: laoer Zig %inforporere
/ JON @aIfitensbaroner, tbi % jbtl6t
faeiultatt ontagelig' blibe set fam.
|i,e !.
- :.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-13
@irfclige ug tcnftc sifrinssmioler,

Ser om man iful6e tro alt bpoo
ser / oisie Gage ifripes / @laoene
run6t ON / bele 2an6et ON Ben for
trinlige Gtan6 / bpilfen bore 5foler
beftnoer fig, maa ri iiffert befin6e %
/ ct iorbilf @foleparaois. sSSinoes
Ser / set bele noge,1 Mongel beo
Stolebn9ninger eller Sen Hlan,
bporefter Sc benDttes, er 6e iaa imaa,
at set barta6 er umultgt at op6age
Dem. Mapnlig legges 6et flor 8eg;
poa, at -be iaafal6te. usSyireorills1 inc,
spes til itors S~ulbfommenbeb, sog ii
ois1e olene pilbe bore NOT til al
frelfe Ell bel Sfoles 86rn i ct fri
tiff 9ieblif. &et merfeligt og bti
ffiffet til atcfremfal6e &omentarer
er set biit og Der at ie. %SSnoremmel
Ter of at bisie Sifrin9smioler, Der
er beororet in6fgrt for Star og 9ag
lioen af fompetente Mutboriteter, ilet
life er ffet, og oct bgr 6erfor lite
fortrpoe 5folempnoigbeoerne, bbit
en- eller on6en @feptifer life fsler fig
ioo ful6t operbepiit ON, at pirteliJ
alt er i iaa fortrinlig 0roen iom Der
fortelles. De meget bergmte oq
bsitpriite ~Sire6rtlls" toger fit
ielpfelgelig nDoelige u6 og bar fit.
fert oeioa 6eres 8etpbning. Men set
ct bog Ell &ien6sgierning, at ielp
oe be6it inoefsercereoe @oloater /
5lagets &eoe life foretager Maricb-
epelle r eller la6er 6eres. @ep9rer pao
Ceiling, og lige iaa ltot er.. Set at
bente, at en- Slot ffrefIagne 8ern
UNDER en- 8ron6 funbe boloes / ben
M%aricbor6en, 1om Sc bar lGrt un6ec
9peli erne.
Eil ippen6e og ii6it bliper Ser fu,1
Ell l1opei til at ifaffe bore 8brr
fulo Sifferbe6 / @folerne, for ioa
blot en- iao6an fan opnaaes peo men
neifelige @ioler: Ben at 8orgernc
ielo noneoner fig til en- @legs Soer-
fontrol, ser be6 5elbiDn forpisicr
Jig ON, at Sc af 6em balgte Sfole<
@mbe6smeno ger 6eres @ligt. Maar
otsie merfer, at Sc bltber Jet paa
Singrerne, er ser mere @an6ipnIia.
beo for, at Sc bill 9i6re 6eres 8ligt
ful0t u6 og lite neies me6 at for
telle ONT bba6 Be bar 11orettet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-13
Sen aabne 9br.

Ser beDepeoes aabenbart en- iaaoa,l
nlptfe iom 6e,1 / @ollinmooo 5foleu
/ Ohio iioite uge for at inoprente
faa bel Mutboriteterne iom 8ublifum
ben gammelt fien6te Sanobeo, at ,
Goebranostilfel6e bill 8pgningens
9ere altio blipe Sen naturlige Bei
til @ebning, ben iom 8eboerne al
IT'D ferit tDer til. Set giel6er Der
for fremfor alt ON, at M6gangen til
9brene er fri og 11binoret, og at So
rene felb er iaa lette at aobne, al
tntet tan bin6re Sen fri 8asioge
9iennem 6em. Spfin6elier poa Meo=
mngsreofaberncs 0mraaoe iynes 1T
babe itillet oenne gamle @ienosgier,
ming noget / 8aggrunoen. Mon bar
10 8%ranoitiger og an6re 6lugtmio-
Ter, naar ale onore l10peie er Ip9r=
reoe,. og 6erfor glemmes let Sc ab.
1ol1t n%gopeuoige &rap> ser 1naa IT'LL
les til ben iifreite l10pej fra Jaren
Bpgntngens 9er.
Dette gieloer life Blot for 5foler,
men for alle oifenlige 8pgninger,
bbor til @tu6igbeo eller al 90 til
n1a1,ge Meuneifer ct iamleoe, iffe
n1inoit Goriamlings= og Mgoelofalet
1nmt &rfcr. 0g oog fin0er man me-
get olminoeligt, at 9prenc / 6isic.
faa bel / Goroerelierne ion1 / So
beolofalerne, ipinger ino as / 2ofo=
let, og | Gl6re 8pgninger fan bette
lnarere iigeS at bore &eglen eao
nn6tagelien. Com @egel legger III
tet Menneife Merfe til bette = Set
brerr6er 10 bog life bper Me6eafe1,
eller bber @rfeoag. Men en- lfieu
Dag benoer l1lpffen, og oe reipef.
ftbe Mniparbabe1oe opoager Ga for
fent, at 5be bar foriemt en- Nligt, Sc,
ligger iaa inublenoe ner, at set ner-
melt maa betrogtes Iom en- 6orbrp=
belle, noar Gen fife bliper opfplbt.
vi fienocr ct betpoeligt M11tol bon=
tie 4irfcr og 6oriamlingslofoIer
bbiS 9ere er anbragt ioole6es, at Sc
heb EN- @antt piloe iperre enbpe.
l1bgartg. Mon life 0p6sifriget fra
Dfrene | gollinmooo-S foIen funoe
btbroge fl-at peffe 8eltDrelierne op
It'll at giere. oeres Hligt / set minoite
bertne $enieenoe?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-13
gi( a6onnentane.

9a 8oitbeienet mn life bil tillabe
at Npiier foricnbes iom 2no Glai5
Matter, naar Der ffplocs for oser Ct
Nar, maa hi paa Set benligite att-
mobe alle Ser ifplber for 8labet Dm
at ~inbienoe 8elpbet iuareit- 81 er
iom @egel iffc bange- for at gipe GEN
itanb og bill sierne sire bet, iaapiot
nj fan, men baaber til @jengjalb at
Nbpnnenterue Tiger at fiGlpe % II
at sdIf fatl aaa regeImesiiat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-13

San Sranciseus tioliscre Mapor,
eugene @cbmit5, ser blep iat UNDER
Siltale for Bengeofpresning og Der
efter afiat fra fit Gmbeoe, blep for
EN- Sio ii6en beo en- Seieiteretsfien-
belle erfleret for fife at babe be-
goaet nogen Sorbrp6elie beo oen
Moa6e, ban tog imo6 Bengene.
San bar oog biotil peret bolbt /
Sengiel, i0et Ser bar andre anflo-
ger imo6 bom, og Der forlangtes en-
meget b9i &aution for bans 2gsla=
6el1e. Set er MI lDffeoes bam at
ifaffe @uution for $365,000, og
ban pentes at fomme paa Grifo6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-13

y 8lan6t gmigranterne bar og=
ioa en- ing ipenif aoelig 9pitnant.
@an baboe gtftet Jig unoer fin @tano
og iful6e MI mes fin @11itr1 ipge at
ifobe fig en Sremtio paa Ben anoe''
SIDE al Mtlanteren. Sc npgtfte bar
lpffelige og nebbeoes itooig Tom ct
Nor Gl1rteloner. Men ga SEN fgrlts
%or6enlige Sepoif %begpn0te, maatte
2gitnonten bort til 9felingen %
froge &pg. @erun0er bertes fra
bam fglgen0e fraftige n6bru0: uSaa
fpr lin tl1im %fprloraoe jag icfe nina
t6nnor!" Ser bar ingen San6lege
ombor6 iom frnoe ifaffe bam npe>
og MGbbingel1 aftog ipnlig fra Sen
Sag al.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-13
9ampitibet uDscar II" tom

Dampifibet nDscar II" tom /
Ranoogs til Seem Sort efter ct 4
Cages ipen6en6e 8eo6elsb meo
Sollan6 Mmertcan 2iniens CAMPER
r@taten6am", / bbilfet Ben 6anife
Damper ieireoe meo en- Simes Gor.
ipring. 5fibene traf iamnten uoe
paa atlanterbabet, og @e6oeIebet
tog itrfas lin @egpnoeIie. S 9bbet
al De a Dage -pasiere6e De to Sfibe
binan6en flere @nnge. Yasiagerer.
ne paa begge Sftbe bar meget inter.
egfere6e / 2bbet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-13
@rpnlamosfiiferi fra San

@rbalanbsfiiferi fra 9anmarf,
Sra &igbenbabn me66eles ii61te
nge, at &egjeringen agter at uor11.
ite en- biologiif @fspe6ition til @rgn,
lano for at un6erigge @etingelierne
for ct profitabelt @torfiiteri / bis1e
Sarban6e, ser fun6e fomme bele Gait
BET hlgo6e. @fspe6ttionet1 bill Iere
@iftmoerne Giiferi. efter mo6erne
6remgangsmaa6er, i6et Sc MI ofe
mao iuIte> for6i Sc 6riper oeres
Selfan9it efter %gammel6ogs Metbo-
Ser. @fspeottfonen ifuI bore borte
/ 2 Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-13
lteget aano, bapbe gfibet life mere
.l1teo Dem, bDerfen Mnipar eIler Mi-

iteget 9ano, bab6e Sfibet lite mere
meo benz, bperfen Mnipar eller Mi-
iifo:
9robs Sc manglenoe Be.
~fpemmeligbe6er funoe bog 2ipct
pmboro ct iaaoant gmigrantfnrtel
arte Jig muntert. 8ar set @oopeir
% Mlanteren Iaa fin og blanf, oa
fnnoe bet gaa lpitig til paa Deffer
ON &pploene. SrefipilIet Tom frem,
og til BETS Eoner ipinge0e Horre,1e
Jig runot. Ser bleo Iegt - / Greifo
% Baomelsitaf mangen Gang
og ofte blep ogiaa Der. Sorbin6elier
ill,ttet for 2ipet.
Mcn lom @fsempel poa, bpilfe 81
oelier og bpilfen Glenoigbe0 iaaoan-
lie @migrantreiier oglaa funoe me6-
fpre, ifol jeg fortelle ON en- Sl1r>
leg 1854 foretog meo for neonte
5fib u2aurpig".
u2aurbig bar ct 9ammelt Gftb,
roget lef, 6aarlig uoitDret og Ell
elenoig Seiler. Spr Mfreiien bolo=
tes ingen 8eiigtigelie oper Sfi6et Ell
Ter SSnoreoningen. &opteinem maat=
tie efter be6ite Sfipn orone me6 alt,
in6fipbe Mebicinfiite oip. 81. inotog
{. 200 Cons Sernlait / 8unoen, inn.
tog / @gteborg c. SO ipenIfe gmi.
gronter, bopeolagelig 2anobefolf-
ning fra Dalarne, men ogiaa enfelte
mere pelitille6e, Iaole6es Ell 8relte.
og Ell @ipbmanosfamilie.* Sra
@eteborg ieileoe ri op til yeorgc,
bbor leg / &elgeraaen in6tog ont
trent 80 rpe @migranter. 9isie bar
melt fra Dramme,1s Oplano. S lio-
ite Salpbel al Sl1li 1854 bar ollie
omboro> c. 100 Man6 meo Mano=
lfabet, Ser u6giorbe IL Wan0.
Ser bar Saorer og blege Mniigter
ombor6, ga hi latte tilles - a / 81
mango, lom M forlo0 @iemlanoet,
bar Set Sc a1lerfleite, ion1 alorig ME-
re fit ie Georges 6iGl0e igien. <
gift go0t, og Geiret bar imuft til nog=
le @ro0er Geit for Srlan0. ga Be.
gDnote oct meb ipere Storme> Ser
pore6e,i len9ere Sis, omleben6e fra
100 til g g, me6 frpgtelig Ge, Ser
brogte megef1 2i0elle for Sc 1taffels
lplpge Mennelfer, lom 10 melt pa,
2an6iens Solf. Stormen bare6e
flere Tiger, at og til %orfa1agtig. Slel
naoe6e Sen fin iterlte 5tprfe POI
100 Hunftet, men be6re0es noget
mar ben gif rlnot til g g. Dett;
blep %regelmesiig 8 Cages &erio:
Ser.
:Mon fan tenfe fig 2ioellerne fol
6e nlDffelige Wenneifer, Ser for Ster.
ite6ele11 bar ,inoeitengt / BET mprte
Stun Scot og Sag, 90 Sllgerne bar
ffolfet, 1i0en 5eerne ltaoig gift ope.
Deffet. gmigranternes &um oplp.
ites tint al ct &ar 2amper, oe1
brenote Scat og Sag Ser neoe / Ser
forpeiteoe SUIT og / al l1renligbe.
ben. Com 6elge al al 6enne Glen
oigbeb breo ser ogioa 1o en- ulpffe.
Zig imitiom @pgoom, nemlig BLOB
gang (DDsienteri). Sen begpnote
Ben pperite &pie agter og fortiatte
Ii Meffefplge. ont Stprboros @toe
in6til 6en iprong ODER poa 8agbor0S
SIDE og forplante6e fig Scr npiagtia
pao 1omme sis.
(5lnttes me- tic Mr.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-13
Sorbnnbsienator Mebficlb @ruetor

at 8ermont 6e6e ii6fte l1ge I Wofb-
ingtcn, 9. g., " Mar gannmel.
San bar babt 5p6e / Gorbun6se.
natet ii6en 1891 og bar &rigsmini-
iter unber Breiioent &arriion. San
.bar / en- lang Marreffe neret en- al
2e6erre / Bern1ortg BoIitiift.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-03-13
Gsserntr Sobnion iom @refbent.
8anbioat.

sgi6fite l1ge iteg en- M po1itiif &la.
'aaop oper &%oriionten, efter at 6ens
sobamsa Ia1ge9ioer .er bIepet for
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-26

cast at the general election to be held
in the state of Nevada, on the Sd day
of November, 1908.
1t is further mutually understood
and agreed by the respective parties
hereto that all hold-over senators be
longing to each party are hereby
pledged by their respective parties to
the faithful carrying out of the above
agreement, and to east their vote fog
the person receiving the highest mum
Der of votes for United States senator.
To the faithful fulfllment of all the
above, we pledge the good faith OF
both political parties hereto.
In witness whereof, each of the par
ties hereto have caused these presents
to be signed by its chairman OF the
state central committee the day AMI
year first above written.
REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.
By it's Chairman:
HARRY HUMPHREYS.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.
BY its Chairman:
PETE J. SOMERS
State of Nevada, County of Washoe. IS
On this 9th day of September, A.
d. 1908, personally appeared before me,
James T. Boyd, a notary public, IN and
for the county of Washoe, Harry Hum
phreys, known to me to be the chair
man of the Republican state central
committee, and Peter j. Somers,
known to me to be the chairman of the
Democratic state central committee,
and they duly acknowledged to me-
that such committees executed the
same freely and voluntarily, and for
the uses and purposes therein meE-
toned.
Witness my hand and notarial seal
the day and year in this certificate
first above written.
JAMES T. BOYD,
Notary Public in and for Washoe
County, State of Nevada.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-26
COUNTY TICKET

Fer State Senator-Peter Anker, of
Lovelock.
For Assemblymen-E- s. Chafey of
Chafey, J. 8. Thompson of Lovelock,
and J. j. Barton of Seven Troughs.
For Sheriff-S. G. Lamb of Golconda.
For ASSESSOR. j. Button of Co.
conda.
For Clerk-A. l.. Shaw of Paradise.
For Recorder-H. c Somer of Love-
lock.
For Public Administrator-Samuel j.
Anderson of Winnemucea.
For Surveyor. NJ Croker of
Chafey.
For Commissioner (long term)-Hiram
Stoker of Lovelock.
For Commissioner (short term) W. L..
Wilkinson of Winnemucca.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-26
NATIONAL TICKET

For President - WILLIAM H. TAFT
of Ohio.
For Vice President-JAMES 8. SHER-
NAN of New York.
For Presidential Electors:
J. G. Thompson, of Esmeralda,
H. A.. Comins, of White Pine,
w. r. Thomas, of Lincoln.
State Ticket.
For United States Senator-Patrick L..
Flanagan, Of Washoe.
For Congressman-Col. H. B. Maxson,
of Washoe.
For Justice of the Supreme Court,
Hugh Brown, of Nye.
For Surveyor General-Con A. Ahern,
of Storey.
For Regents-A. A. Codd and o j.
Smith for the long term and H. s.
Starrett for the short term.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-26
HEALTHY PLANTo
Require the Most Careful Attention -
Well a. Good Soil.


Did you ever see a rosebush which,
despite the most beneicent environment
Of soil-of sunshine--and of atmosphere,
seemed never to achieve q healthy
growth.
A ton of manure will not help a plant
that has a canker eating out its heart
You must destroy the cause before you
car remove the effect.
You cannot cure Dandruf and Bald
ness by rubbing on hair lotions. and
rubbing In vaseline. etc.
You must look to the cause of the
trouble-it's a germ at the roots of
your hair which causes 1t to fall out.
Newbro's Herpicide destroys the germ,
Inc healthy hair is the sure result.
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c. In
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.
Detroit. Mich.
Two sizes, soc and $l.00, al Eagle Drug
and Jewelry Company.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-26
THE COUNTY TICKET

While the entire ticket nominated at
Lovelock Monday is an excellent one,
and will undoubtedly be elected in It's
entirety, we wish at this time to call
the attention of the voters to the candi-
dates for the three Offices in which they
are most directly and vitality interested,
the two commissioners and the assessor.
Hiram Stoker of Loyelock, candidate
for long-term commissioner, needs no
introduction to the voters of Humboldt
County. He enjoys the reputation or
being a conservative, substantial citizen
of integrity and sound business judg-
ment For many years he has been en-
gagged in ranching in the Lovelock Val
ley aed latterly has become heavily
Being a successful business man Mr..
Stoker, in conducting the affairs of the
county on the same lines as he has
managed his private affairs, may be de-
pended upon for a safe and economical
administration.
Mr.. Stoker's Republican colleague on
the new board will be W. L. Wiikin on
of Winnemucca, who has resided in
Humboldt county for more than twenty
years. Winnemucea being the county
seat, and in addition the metropolis of
the county, is fairly entitled to a resi-
lent commissioner, who will be readily
accessible to the taxpayers. Consider
able inconvenience has been expert
enced during the past two years ON this
recount. During the years 1905 and
1906 Mr.. Wilkinson occupied the impor-
tant Office of auditor and recorder
and made an enviable record. During
his ~incumbency of this position he be-
came personally acquainted with every
taxpayer in the county, with whom ne
is d~eservedly popular. Having been a
practical miner for many years, and
being at present heavily interested n
the mines of the county, Mr.. Wilkinson
may reasonably look for a cordial sup
port from this Gloss of our voters.
Everybody knows old Frank Button,
Republican candidate for assessor.
Coming here when Winnemucca noun
tain was a hole in the ground, here he
has resided continuously for the past
SO years. At present Mr.. Button is
superintendent for Bliss brothers, the
well-known stockmen, which position
he has held for the past Is years The
Office of assessor requires a man with
an intimate knowledge of values,
which can only be acquired by age and
ripe experience. This prerequisite Mr..
Button possesses in an unusual degree,
and it is doubtful if there is another
man living in the county who has a
better idea of values generally than he.
1t 10 said Of Mr.. Button that a hungry
man never passed his door. During
the average lifetime that he has resid-
ed in this county he has kept an open
house where travellers have ever been
Hospitality entertained without money
and without price.
In succeeding issues of the Silver
State News mention will be made o.
the qualifications of the other nominees
of the convention.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-26
NOTICE

Ut Application for Franchise 70 o snd
strrct Telephone, Electric Light anu
Dc or Line in Gold Run township
uumboldt County, Nevada.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-26
NOTICE TO SPAS

Notice is hereby given that all pei
sons are forbidden to aunt or fish OF
the Stauffer Il Reinhart ranches, an,
ali trespassers viii be prosecuted &C
coroIng to law.
STAUFFER & REMNANT.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-26

Have you ever tried one Of those
face messages at Robinson's barber
shopi You feel . lot better after one
Of them.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-26

For cIeanbath tubs, clean towels
all that goes with a good bath, 60 To
R,binson's barber shop.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1908-09-26
, . o o . . . o .
HAVE YOU REGIsTERED7

Unless you 60 in person and
register on or before October
9th you will not be able to vote
on election day. If you have
not done SO already, better go
at once and avoid the rush. In
matters of this kind it is con-
sidered more advisable to be
little ahead than a little behind
time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-04-26
YOUNG AYREs RESIGNS
Lieutenant Follows His Father Out
Of United States Army.
NE TOOK HIS MOTHERS PART
Figured in the overcoat Incident
Tina. Caused Trouble at West poln.
Easter of Last Year-No Reason
Given by War Department.

WASHINGTON, u. c., April 3d.
Today's army orders announced the
resignation OF Second Lieutenant II.
Fairfax Ayres. of the Seventh Caval.
ry, son of Lieut.. Col. Charles G..
Ayrcs. Of tho Fourteenth Cavalry, rc.
tired. Lieutenant Ayres' resignation
has been accepted by the President
To take effect May II next.
No reason for the young mans act
In resigning TX gwen In the formal
orders announcing tts fact nor do
the officers on duty at the war de-
nhrtment make any explanation OF It.
except TO say that some months ago
m Affirmative reply to M inquiry nd
dressed 10 II on behalf of young Ayres
asking whether he would he permitted
10 resign after he had received com.
mission He was then Il cadet ut the
West Point Military Academy. and
was graduated therefrom less than n
year ago. The positive statement Is
made that Ayres' resignation was
voluntary. II Is said TINT Lieutenant
Ayres had the physical mnke.up of
nm ideal soldier and excellcd In nil
rolWd athletics. llecause of this and
other reasons considerable surprise
was expressed that he should resign
from the army.
Lieutenant Ayres was cadet at
West Point last spring when the
Faster overcoat incident" occurred.
On which occasion several Of the Gu
diets loaned their heavy coats to girl
visitors to protect them from tho cold
weather This was contrary TO or.
ders ana met with tho dlsnpproval of
The oommandant of cadets. Colonel
Howe. Miss Ayrcs. II sister of young
Ayres. was among the girls visiting
the academy at the time. Her moth.
or took M the matter. and n controv-
orsy sprang ,ip, the final effect OF
which was the issuance of an order
from the war department forbdding
Mrs. Ayres admission to the West
Point military reservation Thercup.
ON Colonel Ayres. the father of ca
dot Ayres, espoused the cause OF his
wife. and In an interview was alleged
to have criticised army methods as
employed In dealing with the trouble
between Mrs. Ayres and the West
Point authorities. He declined to an
swer whether he had made certain
statements In that interview on the
demand of tho war department. He
was ordered before n retiring hoard
and retired. "on account of disability
incident to the service" on July 81
last
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haehelors Queer Enitaph.

James Woolery. pioneer packer
once wealthy. but during the last few
years public charge at Lewiston,
Idaho, left one request when he died
few days ago. imploring the author.
tiles TO place the following epltaph on
his tombstone:
A bachelor lies beneath this sod,
Who disobeyed the law of God;
Advice to others which ] give:
Don't live bachelor as did live.
Woolery was 81 years OF agt. and
was known as woman.hater during
the years he was in the Snake Rier
country. Nothing is known of his
early life, but 1t is believed he was
Tilted by the one girl in the East.
Several years ago he expressed
himself freely to an acquaintance
saying he was tired of living alone
Shortly afterward he was sent to tao