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The Arizona sentinel., 1909-04-01
CALIFORNIA RAiSiN DAY
April 80

The raisin men of California
have decided on April SOth as
s'Raisin Day" and are organizing
to make it a success. The CO.
operation and assistance of rail.
roads, steamship lines, hote's
and mercantile establishments
throughout California will be
asked.
A meeting was held in Fresno
on March 10th attended by rep.
resentatires from over the val
ley OF the raisin interests and by
representatives of the Southern
Pacific Company.
Atthis meeting the Executive
Committee of the Chamber of
Commerce decided to raise S35,.
900 or more to tell in simple Ian
guage just how much good 10
will do the average citizen to eat
raislns and how to prepare them.
This on Raisin Day, with the
hope that hereafter they will
help to dispose of the 25, 900 tons
of luscious fruit Fresno ms on
hand.
The campaign is not confined
to California, but is to- be pressed
vigorously throughout the east.
The Southern Pacific Company
has agreed that ell of its traffic
forces shall work to make Raisiu
Day a success. In all of its sta
tions, in oil of its suburban trains,
in all its ferry boats, on all it's
steamers, it will put up
posters advertising Raisin Day.
On all Southern Pacific diners
and in all eating stations raisins
are to be seryed gratis on Raisiu
Day, with compliments of the
California Raisin Growers. The
other Hartman lines will co op-
crate and without doubt take
similar action. The lecture bu-
reau of the Hartman lines in the
east, under charge of Mr.. J. w.
Erwin, will have series of lee
lures delivered on the use OF
California raisins and the ob-
servance of Raisin Day, reaching
probably $4,000 people.
The San Francisco hotels have
already signiGed their intention
Of aiding, and will no doubt take
concerted action.
A million raisin primers with
recipes will be distributed over
he United States telling people
now to serve raisins and instruct
ng them in their uses. Every
3usiuess man in California will
'eceiae request to help observe
4aisin Day by making his friends
Ind patrons more familiar with
me of California'S choicest pro.
lucts. Altogether it is expected
o discount Thanksgiving rec.
,rds on April 50th and to make
he people of the United States
sit up aud take notice
If California raisins.
subsequently an advertising
ar paign will be undertaken to
ceep raisins to the front through
'ut the country
The work is to be done by tbe
fresno Chamber of Commerce,
sith the operation of the
'assengcr Department of the
Southern Pacific, under the di-
ection of the General Passenger
agent.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-04-01

WANTED SUCCESS MsGAZrSE requires the
services cf u man III Yuma To- look after expir
lug subscriptions and 10 secure business by
means OF special methods unusually elective;
position permanent: prefer one with expert
encc, but wouid consider any applicant with
good natural qualifications: salary 2i.5o per
6ay, With cnunraission OPTION. ADDRESS, with
references, Z. c. PEACOCK. Room roe, Success
Magazine Bldg, New York.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-04-01
iieraidTs Southern cariforria ia Busi.

Hess College. Gil S. Grand avenue,
Los Angels. has just issued their new
1908 College paper, the most interest
ing paper ever dedicated to business
training. II is descriptive Of that
magnificent institution which has 40
equal in the state Paper sent free
pron request To ). w. LACKEY,
MANAGER, Of above address.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-04-01
Notice for Publication
Department OF the Interior,
l. S. Land Office OF Phoenix, Arizona,

I. S. Land Office OF Phoenix, Arizona
December 81, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that Mary z. Vessel
las one OF the heirs OF Abbie S. PCttijohn de-
ceased, and for the benefit OF all Of said heirsl
of Yuma, Arizona, who, as such heir on De
cember lS, 1913, made Homestead Entry Serial
No. 0t7ll for Sw1z Ne1f and NX Se4 session
:3, and Nwi4 Sw!4 Section 81, Township South,
Range - West, G. and S. H. Base and Meridian,
has filed notice of intention TO make final five
year proof on behalf of all OF said heirsto esteb-
lisb claim to the land above described before
Charles II, Ctting, Clerk OF the District Court
Of Yuma County, Arfzona, at Yuma, Arizona
on the 9th day of February. 1909. :
Claimant names as witnesses;
Robert Il. Mcpherson. OF Yuma, Arizona.
William Boyle, OF LaguDa, Arizona,
Daniel Nelson, of Yuma, Arizona.
William Z. Marvin. of Yuma, Arizona,
Frank II. Parker. Register
n ~,
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Residences
Shares
$4,000

Said Corporation is located at Augusta in the
County Of Konnebec
TIE number OF directors Is seven and theiI
names are +. Maynard Thompson, L. H. Stew
ems c. c. Ballard. F. J. c. Little, E. e. Stinson
III. M. Wills and I. S. Kearncy.
The name Of the clerk is E. Maynard Thomp
son and his residence is Augusta, Maine.
The undersigned I. s. kearney, Is president,
She undersigned, l. s. Kearney. is treasurer
and the undersigned, E, Maynard Thompson, T..
H. Stevens, c. c. Ballard, end I. S. Kcarney are
a ma iority Of the directors OF said corporation.
Witness our hands this tst day Of December,
+. D. 1903
DIRECTORS
l. s. kEARNEY, President.
!. S. kEARLEY, Treasurer
f. MAYNARD THOMPSON
c. Z. BALLARD
L. IL. STEVENS
!, :. kEARNEY
lenncbcc, So.
Deccu?ber fSt, ~ D., 1908.
Then personally appeared L. Maynard
Thompson, L. H. Stevens c. e. ballard and l.
s. kcarney and sevcrally made cath to the fore
gong certificate, that the same is true
Before me, EUGENE ". WHlrEHoUsE,
IL. S.} Notary Public.
State of Maine.
Attorney Generals ONCE,
December 2d, \. D.. zoos
/ hereby certify that have cxau7incd TIE
certificate, and the same is properly
drawn and signed, and Is coGf ormablc 80 the
constitution and laws OF the State.
WARRrH c. PBILLDRook,
assistant Attorney General,
Stale OF Maine.
Office OF Secretary OF state.
hereby certify that the foregoing is a trSe
copy from the records OF this Office
In Testimony Whereof. L have caused the
seal OF the StLte to be hcreuato affixed, =,
Given under my hand ut Augusta, this twepty-
eighth Gay Of Dcermb Der in the year OF our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and eight aud IN the
one hundred and thirty third year of the In.sc.
penlenee Of the Cnitcd States OF America.
~ :. BROWN.
CSEAL) Secretary OF state,
Certified cosy. (Samc OF CorpoYation)
GOLDEN STAR MINES; COMPANY.
Kennebec AZ Registry OF Deeds. Received
20 December ,, 1908. at II b. 81
II. ~ n. Recorcsed in Volume f75, Page ST.
Attest: l.. o. TEDUETrs,
A true copy OF record. Register.
Attest: r. o. TgpBETTs,
Register.
Office CT secretary OF State.
Augusta, December ., 1903.
Received and fled this day.
Attest; X. l, BLOWN,
Secretary OF state
Recorded in Volume 81, Page 2sca.
Territory of Arizona, o
County OF Yuma
I, J. M. PoLHAMUs, County Recorder in and
or the County of Yuma, T.rritory Of Arizona
10 hereby certify that the within and foregoing
S a true end correct copy OF q Certified Copy of
Articles Of Corporation as filed in my Office, OF
,he 9th day OF January A. D. 1909.
In Witness Whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my seal of office, this the 18th
lay OF January, A. 3. 1905.
J. u, POJIIANfCS.
CoUntT Rccur3'.r. 6,l''la County, Arizona
h't~~t. b'-.i-l-. - '
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-04-01

DO HOC WANT TO co 10 COLLEGEf
II so We can help Jtu. We have already pnt
hundreds through college by u3C3rS of our plan.
Write today for full information regarding ovr
l"rc- Address EobsT. =. Shcr;;seis - 4 fe--
.-,il,I - NnN Nnrf, ~,
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-04-01

poST0rFTCE HOURS:
Mail opan On Sundays from 9 &c 2 q. N.
Weeh days. .. N. 80 6 p. n.
No Money Order business on Sundays.
Mai (East and Wcstl closes every day 81 p n
r II. Chandler p. h.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-04-01

OCas LODGE No. : i. o. L. W. MEETS
Z cre-y Tuesday evening ut o'clock. Visit
tsiG br7thrca in good stanGiug arc Invited 70
attend. Years III c. II. ana p.
r. L. EWING, NJ. W.
Ed. MATES. Il.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-04-01

:" C. JOHNSON. COUNTY SURVEYOR.
IL Civil Engineer; L. 8. Deputy Mineral
Sur .yor. Yuma, Arizona.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-04-01
PROFESSIONAL CARDS:

DETER z. R0BEGTSO1E. ATTORNEY Z AT
Il Law, Once in Cotter Bldg, Yuma, Ariz.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-04-01

~OME TO PIE SENTINEL OFFICE
u fer Heb Work. Satisfaction assured.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-04-01

A I.LIANCIA HISPASo- So-AMERICANO NO.
IN 10 macts every Sunday AZ Elhs' hail. p
-. MANUEL AoSnor, Pres. J. L. REDoNpo,
SerTp:a:T.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-04-01

1TN' TRAUrMAN. Jcwcler and Opticisn.
lls Yuma, Arizona.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-04-01

n TETEODiST'. EPISCOPAL. CHURCH
INl Preaching cvcry other Sunday morning
a. II a'oloclg and Sunday night af 7:30 oy the
pastor. J. NJ. ccheltrec. Sunday School every
SUNDAY morning as 10 o'clock, 2. 7. Robertson,
Superintendent
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-04-01
ARIZONA SENTINEL.

PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY
YUMA, /: ARIZONA
J.W. OoRRINGToN, Proprietor.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-04-01

~ATH0LIC CHURCH DIRECTORY: SUN
- days. Mass at y. n. Rosary aud BcnP
dieticl al Z .. nc. Week days, Mass 1T a. n.
Christian doctrine taught daily by the pastor
W BogiiSh at S:Saa N Spanish ~ $3.50 p. NJ
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-04-01

THIRST BAPTIST .CHURCH.-SERYICES
II on the fourth Sunday In each month at
800 p. IN. PRAYER meeting on Friday night OF
eDca week. Eagene Keen, pastor in charge.
unday School every Sunday morning ut 10.
The Arizona sentinel., 1909-04-01
DIRECTORS

I. s. KEARNEY, President.
!. S. kEARLEY, Treasurer.
F.. MAYNARD THOMPSON
c. {. BALLARD
l.. IL. STEVENS
!, =. EEARNEY
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-21
NEWS BREVETIES II
Short It.as Of Interest Picked Up
Here and There

Fred Gillen Is seriously III Al his
home on cimarron avenue. with ap-
pendicitis.
Geo. X B. Diehl. Of Rocky Ford,
this week commenced the cement door
work in the new McNeen building.
80
Big preparations are being made
for holding the annual melon day fes-
tlytiies at Rocky Ford. The date this
year is Thursday. September End.
The Prairie Cattle Company. OF Nine
Mile, have ordered 200 stock cars, In
anticipation OF heavy shipment Of
cattle during the month OF Septernber
~
Bella Sander, of Ordway. was ad-
judged insane Wednesday In the
local court. and on Thursday was tax.
en- to the state insane asylum at
Pueblo.
Carl Lehman, Christian Endeayor
field secretary for the state OF Colo
rado. delivered an address before the
young people OF the Presl yterian
church Thursday yeening.
-.
Marriage licenses were issued this
week 70 Conrad kindstrom, OF la Jun.
IA and Miss FredA Erickson, Of To
pekA. Kan. and Higinio Romas and
Blasa Beserra, both Of La Junia.
:%:
The Postal Cable Company announ-
ees the laying OF new cable between
New York and ST. Johns. Newfound.
land, connecting at the latter place
with one OF his TRANSATLANTIC cables.
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-21
The Country Esisse-Pese Man

The man Who edits the average
county Newspaper oanno, veil avoid
sr~adinx on somebody's toes con;iuu.
ally: mus; expect 10 be- c~nsured
often for unin,.n,ional failures: mus,
expcc, hard work and little thanks
must sxp-ct TO be called . cos
ard becsuse he DOES not pitch into
everything that somebody ,htnks u
wrong. and . fool II he speaks os,
too plainly oo psbiic evils: Ae nnt
expect to grind other peoples axes-
and turn the srindssoee himself
Sun ne think h 10 one oe the aobl~ss
proessssoas % caftA: the oae ID
which the esrsest nan can Do the
Dest sood to his fellow man. and In
vhscA - Aosoesb,e nan CA vss,<
nucA pouss toe sooA-ExeAaassl
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-21

The assessors office has completed
the tax roii and abstract Of assess.
ment. summary Of which appears In
another column OF this issue.
blazing fence at the rear OF the
Bagg rooming house was the cause OF
= hurry-up call for the fire depart.
ment Sunday night. Little damage
was done to the fence. the flames
being quickly extinguished by a buck.
ct or two Of water.
Andrew Lance has been learning the
routes OF the different local mail car
riers. On Thursday he relieved F. D.
winship. who is taking his summers
vacation. The several carriers will
take turn about in enjoying the rest
period allotted by Uncle Samuel.
The young man who purloined two
bicycles last week and disposed OF
them at Swink and Rocky Ford at
$3.50 and $500 each. had hearing
before Justice Fernsell Monday. and
was bound over to the next term OF
the district court The case will
probably not come up until some time
in October.
Two La Junta residents were among
thoso who were successful In the
drawing OF government lands this
week Katherine o'Brien's prize was
drawn from the Couer d'Alene district
and James J. kinsel won out in the
Fiathead district. Las Animas. Rocky
Ford and Lamar were also represent
ed among the successful prize win
ners.
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-21
Diarrhea
F. Quickly Cured.
= Chalnberlain's
Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhea Remedy
Can always be depended upon.
Can always be depended upon

pnrinx ~. simmer rlon,hs chila-rr
afe snhrs-' ,o bowel disorders and should
receive tL- snO-t careful attention. A,
ecoa ~ any unnatural ls-~ne.s 81 ,hf
bowels u noticed Chsmt-rlin's Cohe
Cholera and Dsrrh-a R-tn-dy should b.
gwen. Co-ss but - cents bottle. and
] = economy "a always t-cp . bottle
handy. Ycu do not know when IL may
t- n~--i-d. but when you do want Il you
want II badly. Get tpets today.
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-21
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o. 0e1aAa1 afs Dsaisss -
~; 80 ~ g sunalnG voase; -,
- - hssDD: - ess1D ~ 0su1A.
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La Junta tribune., 1909-08-21
ABSTRACT OF ASSESSMENT
OTeRO COUNTY, COLO.
With Comparison for That of Last Year

Assessor Adsmond
otero county property valuations
The line Of
While the lower line this figures teing given for
comparison
La Junta tribune., 1909-08-21

sos South Main ST.. Rocky Ford. Col
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-03

~ w. I.k'N
dence aud asked him to Join the cru
SADIE This came about merely for his
want of additional encouragement but
this he failed 10 receive when the other
denounced the whole -chcme ~ dis
graceful aud wrong, declaring that the
man who induced another 10 break a
law simply Tor the purpose Vt exposing
him, lacked even that honor which In
sometime found amongst evil doors.
Whether the Jealous ones will try
the plan tomorrow " not IN not known,
but II is known that the sentiment Of
the people here il not In induce II man
to violate a law merely 10 get him into
trouble.
This little plan was not entered into
by II local Clergyman aud the gentleman
with cold feet alone but there were
others, among whom is a budding jour
n%alist, who's position publicly is generally
on the top rail VI the highest fence, bu,
In this instance be has secretly confess
ed himself 10 be- d party to the scheme
II you need = cab, call So. day or
night. s+tf
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-03
SLAYER MAY
PASS
TUCUMCARI
Chinaman Who Has Thwart.
ed New York Police May
Be Near.

What has William l.. Leon,
the Chinaman who made his escape
from the New York police iorce and
out witted all the star detectives
oi the country, passed through Tu-
cumcarir Leon is guilty OF one OF
the most villianous crimes ever
committed in this country in the
murder oil Miss Elsie Sigel, the
Young girl missionary, who was at
tempting to Chrlstianize him.
The black murder aud the muir
derer's escape is shrouded in mys-
terv and although the Chinaman is
thought TO have been seen in a
hall dozen places since the crime
was committed, be makes has
escape each time and leaves the
officers in a deeper tangle than he.
tore.
Leon is believed now to be head
ed tor the Mexican line and II SO
he probably has passed through
lucumcari. Have you seen hun
Well n you do aud capture h,m the
reward will be your fortune.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-03
HANCOCK
BUILDING
TUCUMCARI las
BLACK N TOO
CONTINUED from arut page)

anan and Harry Benson.
Considerable amusement was afforded
the News stan by the letter aud even
tine printers j Va laughed a loud ma
ha' a- he saw some Of the spelling
aud ben scratching while the cub ran
forth in bis keen interest for news to
ses whether the chef lad been blown
to smitherines Or not aud :! w. y. Bueh
anau had taken 10 the woods 10 escape
the awful outrages that were awaiting
him. But not yet, for they were both
found in company with Alex Street aud
the three were standing On the corner
smiling and taiking together M ~ they
bad just bulled the market, entirely IN
uocent OF the fact that bombs were be-.
ing prepared Tor them.
The citizens Of Tucumcari are too
sane aud sensible 10 pay any attention
10 such u class Of letters aud 10 prove
his contempt for the epistles Chief Ben
son who says be rather be kicked than
ignored, has pasted them In a scrap
boo. whore he can keep them as sou
venir Of the fact that there are some
who do him honor.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-03
BOOT IN
A WAGON
Continued from first page }

aud the money began to change hands
The third stranger kept bar aud sold
several dollars worth Of liquor IN just
u few hours.
The strange gamblers began to loose
aud called on the bar Keeper to furnish
funds, this he did aud soon the ramp
boys won that too. u IL claimed that
almost every cent ~ camp changed
hands during the night First for liquor
aud then across the cards. The gam.
continued through III. night aud the
liquor continued TO be sold. The bar
keeper bccsme quite friendly with some
Of the boys himself aud after imbibing
too freely Of bis wi wares wa- soon
drunk aud down.
Those of the graders who were not
yet drunk ripped the cover OIL the wa.
gon and stole every quar-, Of whiskey
that was left. The next morning the
strangers found themselves pennilcss
and dry. They Ioaded into their wa
Ron aud drove on
Such IL the story told by contractor
Vaughn while in the city Wednesday
aud he ended his discourse 10y saying
the most rcgretable Feature Of the
whole thing was the fact that several
Of his best m.n made such "a good stake
gambling that night that they left him
the next day, on the ground that they
had made enough money to take life
easy for u while.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-03
coxEY WOULD Do .r AuAIN
Leader OF Famous Army Recalls the
March to Washington.

Washington, July I.-Under
the same conditions ! would do it
again" said Gen. Jacob =. Coxey,
at the capital yesterday. He was
replying to a question as to wheth-
er he had any regrets over bring
ing his so.called Coxey's army to
Washington in 1904.
1T is just fifteen years since !
came to Washington at the head
OF the army he said, and |
would do II again under similar
provocation.'
Speaking OF his reasons Tor
marching his followers to the Cap
ital city, Mr., Coxey declared that
Congress had recognized the sound
ness OF one OF his contentious by
passing the Vreeland. Aldrich cur.
rency bills. He referred to his
demand tor the issuance Of nonin-
terest-bearing bonds, and said that
this demand had been met IN the
emergency currency bill.
But, he said, the banks and
not the people yet the benefit oil
the provision.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-03
BAG PIPE MELODY
ADMITTED CROWD
Young Couple Taken from
their Room and Showered
With Rice.

J.. r.. Green, we'll known on the
Southwestern, returned from Iop'
lin Missouri, last Tuesday evening,
united IN marriage with Miss
Lizzie Hummell, also we'll known
IN TuCumcari but who has been in
joplin tor some time PAST
The Young couple though 10 de-.
ceive their friends a. to the date
OF their return and almost made
good the secret Of their return,
but alas they weie seen and soon
iound out that they were. The
two managed to get to their rooms
at Floyd Bess's residence without
any rice molestation but no soon er
we're they established in the new
quarters than the sound oil tambour-
ines, bagpipes and other charivari
implements were discernible aud
they knew too we'll what to expect.
The crowd approached and the
happy couple, not being able to
resist the melodies, admitted them.
A trip to town wa the order OF the
evening and rice tell IN proius,on
upon their backs during the course
OF the march. The charivari boys
made good the Inconvenience they
had caused the two, however, and
a swell banquet vas given in their
honor at the Rock Island eating
house the next evening.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-03
CORPORATION TAX
MEASURE DISCUSSED

Washington, June 49,. The ex-
IRENE heat, which forced many
senators to appear in the chamber
clad in white, did no, deter action
on the tariff measure today. Vice
President Sherman appeared in a
white suit and many members
followed his example.
Senator Clapp, when the corpora.
ton tax a va brought up,
urged an amendment eliminating
from the asu the right OF
corporations 10 W stock IN other
companies. IN connection with
the same measure, Culbertson pro-
posed a modification whereby the
Senate may obtain possession OF
information gathered by the com
missioner oil internal revenue con-
corning corporations.
AldTich was nettled at the delay
to force the tariff bill to the front
and accepted an amendment by
McLaurin whereby cotton bagging
is placed on the tree list. This
action OF the Senate will merely
have the effect OF throwing cotton
bagging into conference, where il
will be fought out.
The Senate then turned TO iron
and steel schedules and on motion
OF Aldrich the paragraph relating
to structural steel was slightly
changed so that products valued
less than nine-tenths OF a cent q
pound will be taxed at three iourths
OF a cent a pound. Over thai
valuation the tax will be iour-tenths
Of a cent a pound.
An etiectual attempt was made by
Stone OF Missouri, to place struct.
ural steel on the free list. A dut,
OF one and a hall cents a pound or
zinc instead Of one cent as in thl
House bill. was agreed to.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1909-07-03
TAFT TRIES TO
DECIDE WHAT 1T IS
No Report as to Whether He
Had Samples Before Him
at Hearing or Not.

Washington. June as. Acting
in his old.time capacity as Judge,
President TAFT today wrestled with
the question OF what is wh,skey ?"
Before him we're the attorneys rep
resenting practically ali the inter
ests that have been waglng a night
over the original decision OF DR..
Willy, chemist OF the department
OF agriculture, in regard to what
is whiskey and what should be la.
heled imitation w~hlskey." They
came to obtain a hnal decision IN
the much mooted question.
Joseph II. Chote, former Amer'.
can ambassador to Great Britain
was prominent among the array OF
counsel tor the manufacturers
while among those opposing him
was John q. Carlisle. former sec
rotary OF the treasury as the rep
resentative OF dlstillers.
All OF the int SITS present had
filed exceptions to the decision OF
Solicitor General Bowers who was
asked some time ago by president
TAFT to investigate the subject and
report ON various phases OF the
controversy.
The decision OF Mr.. Bowers was
that all combinations made from
grain even II containing ethyl alco.
hol also made from grain were en-
the same as the unmlxed, straight
goods never touched by rectliyers.
He held, however, that II the
ethyl alcohol was made from mo-
lasses the term whisky could not
be- used, under the pure tod Law.
The h, -ring was adjourned until
tomorrow alter practically an all
day session.
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HE DONE ~ AND HE'S
GLAD HE DONE 1T

The editor OF the News went
fishing Sunday. He has no word
OF apology MOI PRAYER tor forgive.
ness Tor this, and in tact would
not have mentioned II at all had it
not been Tor the scarcity OF fish.
Nearly every hole mp and down
the Panasco where il emp,ies into
The Pecos, has the appearance OF
having been shot with dynamite,
which OF course would account tor
the tact that fish are lew and lar
between. The man who would
shoot a hole would push little
chickens in the water. He would
steal the cockleburs of the tail OF
an old blind mule. He would put
pants buttons into the collection
box at Sunday school or prayer
meeting. He would take a paper
ten years and refuse to pay Tor u
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