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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-03
BISBEE. Cochise County. Ar.z.
 March 1, 1909.

March 1. 1909 To Dennis Curren:
 You are hereby notified that nayo expended the sum of thirty-six hun dred (SS600) dollars in labor and lm- DroyemeDts upon the following d. scF'i ed mining claims. situate and, heinz :n Warren Mining District County Of Cochisc. Territory of Ari- zona.
 Home. recorded April 9th. 1905. book g. Record of Mines, page 415, Ohio, recorded April 9th, 1905, booR 33, Record Of Mines, page Al; Erie. recorded March %, 1906. book 36, Record Of Mines, page 131. Bryan. recorded March 30. 1906; book 36, Record of Mines, page III; Defiance, recorded March %, 1906, book 36. Record of Mines, page l36; Dora, rs corded March %, 1906. book 3G, Record of Mines, page 135; TiTin, recorded March 90, 1906, book 36. Record Of Mines, page I43; Urbana. recorded March 90. 1906, book 36, Record of Mines page 132; Cel'na, recorded March % 1906, book 35, Rec ord of Mines. page 153; Marion, re- corded March 90. 1906. book 36. Rec ord of Mines, page 134; Quincy, re- corded March %. 1906. book 36. Rec ord of Mines. page IA: Berlin, re- corded March 90, 1906. book 36, Rec ord of Mines, page 142; Piqua, re- corded March %. -906, book 36. Rec ord of Mines page 1i5; Dayton, re. corded March go, 1906. book 36. Rec. ord of Mines, page 140; Ikron, re | corded March %, 1906, Record ol Mines. page I46; Lima, recorded March 90, 1906. book 3G, Record of Mines. page 13S: Xenia recorded March 30, 1906. book 36, Record Of Mines. page 139; Toledo, recordes March 90 1906, book 35, Record Ui | Mines page 137. and known as the OHIO GROUP" in order to hold said lands and premises under the provisions of Section 2324 Revised | Statutes of the United States, being the amount required to hold the same | for the years X. D. 1907 and 1908. And if within ninety (90) days af ter this notice by publication yU-i | fail or refuse to contribute your pro, | portion of such expenditure as co l owner your interest in said group | of claims will become the property O. | the subscriber under said Section ! 2324 Of the Revised Statutes of the | United States.
 Your portion is an undivided one sixth G-6) interest .n and to said described claims
 tseaD E. J. AYES.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-03

est in existence. Duncan is to be con graduated upon it's selection of the Knights of Pythias as a starter. The organization of such a lodge in our neighboring town will no doubt be the means of the organization of other good secret societies in the near fu- ture.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-03
Uncle AIlen.

Talking Of short measure" said Uncle Allen Sparks, there are lots of people that never seem to have got their share when the milk of human Kindness was handed around"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-03
Curb the unru.ly Tonaue.

Give not thy tongue too great lib erty. lest it take thee prisoner. A word unspoken is like a sword in the scabbard. thine; if vented, thy sword Is in auUCher's hand.-Quaries.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-03
Callers of Gold.

The yeilowest gold comes from Mas ka placers, the reddest from the Urai, California gold Is yellow in hue. that from Australia reddish
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-03
Must Einht ,n nnn

Opportunity Is the god of good luck. yet the man who, wins and holds the fort always does so by means Of . gallant fight
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-03

Savanna =. .....s 2-S Snpaaior Copper .. .... 45.oo Santa Rosaiia 50 Arn@lSaHated .. .. e. .. .... 71-53 Anaconda .. .... =. 42l2 AIfouez .. a. ...... 1000 Atlantic .. .. .. .. .. .... 15.YT American .. .. ... $50 Arizona Commercial ...- ...- 3S-5o Boston Consolidated .... ... 12.Uv Butte Coalition .. .. 2425
 Calumet < Arizona ....- ... 103-50 Calumet & Hecla .... .-...- 620.o9 Centennial ..... .... ..... 90 co Copper Range e. e. .-- 75 p
 Cumberland Ely .. Q. % .. 500 Dem Arizona Q. e. .... . 3.25
 Daly West q. .. Q. .... 9.50 Davis Daly 562 East Butte .. .... 1900 Gran5y e. ..... $500 Globe Consolidated Q. .. 5.25 Greene Cananea Q. . .. 10 50 Helyetia .... ....... $50 Hancock O.. .... t2.50 Isle Royal ..-- ....-. 30.45 keewenaw .... . .-. i.5O Mohawk .... e 50 Nevada Consolidated Q. .. l7.S7 Newhouse .... 4.50 Nipiss.nc O.. ........ 5.25 North Butte .. e. ..... 7l 50 Id Dominion Q. ... 57.5U Osceola IS0.O0 Parrot 2S.75 Quincy coco Shannon 1925 Shattuck .... e. Q. 17.0U Superior PittsbUrg Q. Q. . I5.OG Tamarack Q. . . Q. e. Si co Trinity 1887 Utah Consolidated Q. Q. o. %, 39.75 V. $. Mining 4l.2d Victoria co. ... eco. 5O0 Wolverine Q. - Q. . 1fAOO Wolverine & Arizona O. % .. II2 warren 551 Black Mountain Q. e. @. O.. . IS7 Santa Fe .- 7 lz united Copper l2.SI Utah Copper e. 42 lZ Miami .. 9. Q. Q. Q. . 1875 Elenta 700 Live Oaks .. .... $50 San Antonio .a .... O. l51z Chemung .. Q. O.. Q. co Q. 21OC CaFman Q. i.31 Nevada Utah IF Butte & Arizona .. Q. Q. .... 6.5C Butte & London .. Q. Q. .. .. % 0C National Q. .. Q. Q. .s Q. Q. 6I.Ot Superior Boston O.. e. IS 5C Raven .. .. e. 3O.0i tranktin ..-s la-z' Massachusetts Q. .- %. e. .. 0.6I Michigan Q. .- = e. .. e. .... 1i.OS GirouE S.6. Arcads2n 9.b' fahOn -- f.o
 Adventure Q. S.J' ArsZona Michigan Q. Q. Q. %. 1.2i Missouri Pacific Q. e. Q. .... 6S.S' Rock Island .. Q. .. O.. .... 23.5l Southern Pacific . Q. Q. e.. 11S.1. St. Paul --.- Ifj--' Pennsylvania .. e. Q. %. 129.S
 New York Central e. Q. Q. %. 124 0l 4. T & 5. F. .... ........--. 104 2 l.. < N. Q. .... .- l29.b
 Efle -o.V' Northern Pacific Q. Q. e. .-.. 137S
 Union Pacific .. Q. .. Q. .... l76.S
 Southern Railway Q. .. .. e. 245
 British e. .... .... e. ...... 732 Reading e. Q. e. .... 125.6
 Great Northern .. O. e. Q. e. 1fl.6
 Canadian Pacific .s Q. e. .... 157 .5
 C. F. l. S5-0
 U. s. Steel .. Q. O. o. e. Q. 45O
 do pfd .---.-- ..-..-----.. I1l.E American Sugar Q. Q. O. .-..- 129.0 American SmeItefs Q. Q. S43
 Republic ---. sN Q. & w. e. Q. -- f3 y
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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-03
Easily Found.

The fellow who Is willing to bet his bottom dollar doesn't have to dig down very far.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-03
nsv, Faith in Yourself.

w1thout 8 robust belief in your ability to accomplish you never will accomplish. You must believe in your self and not depend on others Co drag yoa up the heights to success.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-15

Tna ai1F-A aEuas HI slErl-ilss, VII
zna humber u vg-aa QIEaia= LIZ
1Eu=s. rails re slerT u -ns -asul1 q
- GgH rH IN EEacs'uE
s.l11uzy lGL1as- WHICH xaa B-suEhF z :
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Ttls zzarDssr hsavE po-e pa1lsd u
1na lag la. was nis surlsa X
.srsrgDols paEsiHls VIII liz exception
IN CONTESTANTS w=flo aal IL Fatas
II reserve The Tu1ss poured II u
a,latlnas Ead tis lunches Il ztaa1 Tha
asaTF r1eng vas dalH z4Isr seTsl
orlosE Mrs Myrtle G-aE1 Andsrs1n
Of wa-sgv sna Nj E z DunDa1la-
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III toK Win Yoea M1s Z Z Min
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II Tu1as ana1 rEssaEsl=sl z t-a-d ct WOOD
T8= Fates from 1-hs- CONTESTANTS had
been turned Il during lbs daE- and Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-15

#s-szVIiEsz % collected Z hark sE1Ill1ss
arcul- As Il4s result N zaH ~
1a-lk TIE Ga1s Ctr nuns;,a-s sHEss-E4
nuna-ss1 -aszv -Hz GERS EulEnE II happy
family These CONTESTANTS vzra.n
aa-sE E1d 9s1a AnE zhes van- Eaau1 &
1ha right wy llans naa1 1Iz-
hing z5azn unaass II WIS changed
10 A-s Msn wal 1ha grand
E-zzs ron Mrs Anderson ~ ne nEs
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EsEEza hzsd NrE andersen zunad II
Lt-sa mara n=E Esa-sr suhstrszszEuus
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ar ElaEs Wen. Nrs- EsaaIlH Ess1-1s-
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Efigf v1ss. ant 7lfasa Rfp flaTa urs-
Mr. LnuiiHuld cg1 realize 1taf hrs
-sa1atsailad har Z EFs -aZsssss1sz azEz# n
me lai1 II har INTEREST," The aE,,lsE
1sa-- 81 zlsa elIn1sl IL DuustEzIE was
ts.i1zIlsd e 1s 91lEts 81 business Ena
znasH daEs cEssz lEu Nearly Win Z
III i've weak vn-E III ms 7sarz- what
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-15
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L56 Kss,aza-s II Ene lalE Miss 8tnE
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9su showing NIss Enid SEzE-- n Cz--
znRsa, 2au1s ( mada Z most earnest
zsEnTzsase A1d his Esfz nI1mns- q
friends vD VII greatly regret Laa1
s1sH WIS nor gns Of M Esnns-s Mss
Smart 1Eras II 1tIs country End WIS
E-7sEllE nanllcs lipea II lie hid wsa1h-
~ End 1hs TAT run5s-iun II 1n= roaas
curing -ha ruu-sL TnnHa Rpm whom
81 Was Enls u cE1 huvavar glal.E
ls1z lasi- aHsls-Enea
Kiss Nellie aamsly II BsrlaF asp
ma3s : aVnrat5la fad IN premium.
mi zuaa L 4se vzgfaz Sna Nas
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-15
eaos Fssnna.

ThH Esasz n gong failing prevail
- IN IN z1E-1 u re c1n1zeE--a-1-s, Ezld
VILE Asra rpHll no- Eaz pn he lIssl
E.1asn-Es-z-. those VIZ we're no- suerass-
m showed Lnsnsazvss 70 ~ god 7os-
s-z md congratulated 1hs Elnars
Wiz The Ersaest ssod VII
m Gate CRY alss desires 70 ar
KnOsladga is indebtedness To Nj /
A swain WING furnished hsadgugEzsrF
1Dr The cun1sst i Waz 3 pleasure Il
Al times u tha ruuas1 manager Il
be assocla1ea VIII Mr. swan Eis
sanding u 1ha csnEaI,l-i-y ami his -sp
u1s+ien fo- fairness End square deal
mg vas a added assez = Ths Ga-s
CsEys reputation. Laa1 the caulas-
xssu7d ba conducted VIII a1so21t:
+airnsss
NJ. Lem B-r. ae 5swalsr. nos
c3uTe51sly care window space 5o7
me displaE II lhe diamonds. and thass
premiums we're purchased Of Mr. Bar
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-15

IN he closing # The ro1tast Taa
GaFa City again desires y sIaand I1s
hanks ID sach and sTET one WHO Il
1-ibu1sd II any WY 70 IL success To
p-Dlas- editors who spoke Kind word
i VII rszurn- lks the bread 1Poa The
waters To those who hare joined our
family Of readers II is desired 70 szE
taaz me Management has IN ambition
u make G= paper u such interest u
-as members m the family. that i
VII became permanent daily Fi=
itor. always Welcome, and ueFe- dis
aQpasa1ag
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-15
EsriY closins.

4 committee vas appointed To wait
uyon the wholesale horsas for he p---
pose OF making arrangements 10 close
Il ns O'clock on SATURDAYS during he
month q MAJ Heretofore Il was
al-ncst Tie middle Of June before TIE
first aa-sa could be pulled o1
Pys5cal director harDassrlain has
announced thai 4taa r-annds have been
80 drained thai Il VII b. nossibr -
-IHv rpua 1han Il Least hazf and hor-
after Z hard rain TIE diamond around
tane 7Iate and sacond bass has bsan
EaL
Il was suggested to p,~to7na rhs
making Of : scfaa1ls unt1 after dsf
ai,e ac1iua Was taken By flaa wholesale
houses
President King stsiad TIA. Re asd
rsacasFed applications eru- 3 Eau-l
c.. and The EIks 1rsr Admission 70 the
issEpa and 5nasmnrh IL lns Standard
o. 1agu #as 1g1 represented Al a71ha-
-ta laa meeting mr. ting Cna sstu-aav
algnL i wrs Inc understanding that
lris 1ssm dsd MT desire 70 snte-
i Eas TEgte1 - admit tns :. EznI1
1sam and me following fesms VIII can-
prise Ite makeup sur zsts-
Esokuk EiH SrroaI Tes1a1 Man
agar Ram5l ca NeslaI manager
Huis.sza1nps Huiska1p. manager KEEL
l1Eg-gA Brvwn manager Hamilton
AnEal MANAGE Irwin Phillips Irwin.
manager
The president csiled attention 10
TIE zen doTiar tspag1- which uase be
turned IL - tha SECRETARY treasurer
iyy April 18th 4lsD an sinad can-
7srarss shoald - received ng1 la1er
tim IN daFs pefora opening game Of
ne ssaaon rs proF3daa II The br-Iaws.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-15
Five Years


s I begaa 1ng Dr.
Niles Heart 3eEaa ri bssn
su9-lg 5-osa herr --au5ls 5E-
oTs- ire ] md pans n
mn lHn sde ard 1nds-
saonl5e- bEa1e. c1Hlz mn sleep
On 11ss 51 a.lE and was - short
u breath e least ex--azz-l
world bring On 1ae most distress
ing ssass11a1na- ! had sra-csly
-zkaa : hzzf oo1e u 1ias Heart
.ezszE he51-e ! c9zld SEE .
marked change M condition
81 aea ] had ezkz SIX ls9-1ies !
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-15
Hrs. c C. GORAEY,
Mortified IA.

L there Is 5-s-sng u 1aassi-
-alCE1 Il u n 1naiczlaa q z
weakness u the nerves and INNS
CleS N 1at heE- lis aa- aeces-
sz-y diseased weak from
ovs-Eork The hez-- MY be
weak 5Es- 1ht same * Inc tves
stomach n olae- organs Cya
Czl MAKE : wsak hea-t s-aag
b taking Dr. Lilies Heart Rem
civ Get pole - y1-
druggist -slze 4 according p II
-eC-spns. and Il = dL,es mn 5s1e-
Z h VII -ra u- money
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-15

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-15

Sezd trsAs advertisement soerther with name Of
rz-r- % stif-a : a--EzrS sr.r address, and four
cerIts 10 cDpt- ysoszzse- and W. vii send you :
-Cornpaete HANDY Aftzs Of the Norid- :: :
SCOTT BONNIE zos Pez1s Street. N<~ York
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-15
Ar.rsual Meeting y shs Ar-sz1-s- Sal
7azy--z Was E7els sz@u-ass
Evening N y NJ 6
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EAMuL CLUB ADMITTED
NJ =. King I:ansinu-s as -s.aa - sns
League @niar Erp--1s = +szvs
M0-- Flau-ssnins SEA-
son Tran s-Sors-

Tna annual meeting n. 1hs h. Z.
L Commercial hsss bar aaaEus IVES
hald las1 evening with I'M zs-sa5-
gnca. al teams Esang represented
Il IVES DECIDED mn ~ zaEnR -ns
eors1z-urlnn and fylEEs fsEar-ng -nR
alse-lun uE I'D RdFzsu-y o8E-d gnd xifh-
1.ars 50 -hs -nlas u 1asI rear VIII ~
etlE samH An a6visUE hoard II THESE
men saEa.ha- VIII Ens officers VII
haVs charge u tie affairs IF the
5azsaA The z-alaric field bag,-d q
e.r,r--lI VII D. appointed by tha n.
C. 4 II hare charge u lha E-9unGs
The ealovEs officers wsrs elarasE
u sarTs uns FsE Or ul-z taszt- SIC
,.sssstV-s ars a11Esa1u.ed-
Ee-esadz111- King
Fsra T-esidasz-W r c Ksna-5r:ikz-
aE-s-a--7y--zr-as rl-sr-E 7. Powers
Manbs-s IF me aavlsa-T hoard
alar-ad-
IL vel EP Mcaaauuz Dr. Z c.
x 1sIla- xsbr
4 few changes n Zha rules were
ada-Eaa s-a1 hereafter sach tam VII
b Allowed y CARR t-as d-zs-ad nan.
n tras nE nj -aEu1a-5T sEsi1ys5
IT TIE honsa Fl I'll times du-1ag the
season ND1 Eo-a 1a1 i've snch play
r-z czn bs drawn during the season
however SPECIAL rights tor Trac1so-
ing VII BE- arranged 50 that ssch 1san
usE hETa Ehe diamond uaa night d1--
ing the week 4 r1ls wgs adUpted
,4rux-iGing sc1- the forfeiture Of games
Il team Il unable 10 play On account
Of two ~ Dure men short i such Is
1ha case Lha umpire shal declare ths
game II favor OF tie opposing tam.
provided said team has nine msn n
The Aa8d + 2 team Is o1f- una short
thu opposing captain NAY assign 3
mRa % Ii sueh vacancy Ez1zi -as raEu-
lar player arrives This rule Is n.
tande6 70 assure the patrons 1rzt
games VII De plaEad as ADVERTISED
and VII ID dorbs compel the carains
70 hgvs their 1sa a the park N plenty
If time
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-15
c.o-.-s.s.zr-s caoos.

Tas CONTESTANTS wa requested u
nominate me judges Ep6 Clark
n [ss-laagss 1azEs Ina iz-uz1 u Car
image a1ad N- lg-iz-ads- II illa HzEzif-
sn Press vHaa Ealaces5 and i uust
l's Eald ztIal ne gndgas Nsra mps Il
1-lr;ls-z- and d5d 1hslr work vaI Rns
1-taa-ungaiy- EpsnG1ng 5ou- hsErs 81 1hs
work #lth TIE greatest EoDa ua1zrs-
The Gaze Ci1F 3 under obliggaans n
-ns 5ndgaE ant szsa6s most sincere
l-aa-1ks 5uf their valuable service
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-15
4 Ha Cs-t=s.

TIE balla -ayz1 as VIZ bs saa1
was bstvea1 Carthage Mgrsaw ana
HEual0n co-1as-ga.s, and i -ast as
said zag- uore ahss hnsl1oE ITO
Of cE11-aE1slLs lever SOLICITED : saA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-15

III 5'eipcE :. was II - 1a= Judges 70
IL aa counting
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-03-15
Scott S Emulsion

Is pure cod liver oil combined
with hgpophosphites Of lime and
soda- Informs fat, gives strength.
enricfaes the blood, invigorates
the nerves, and repairs tissues.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-02-24

ing also the organization goodwill
message.
Arthur w. Jones, secretary of the
club. announces that the formal in
itiation into the Illustrious Order of
the Mystic E-Nak-Ops will take place
the week of August 8, when Presi-
dent Taft and several members of
his cabinet and government officials
are expected in Spokane to take part
in the deliberations of the Seventh
National Irrigation congress, of
which George E. Barstow, Texas, is
president. The ceremony, performed
the first time in the history of the
club for a Booster Unseen" will be
witnessed by delegates from practi-
cally every state and territory in the
Union and representatives from Can
ada and the Orient.
The ceremony is to take place at
the Interstate fair grounds, where
representatives of the NeZ Perce,
Yakimas, Spokane and Umatilla
tribes will establish an Indian vii
lage during the week. After the in
itiation there will be an industrial
parade. a march in review by the
irrigation army of 10000 and the
singing of the ode by a chorus of
one thousand trained singers
President Roosevelt was declared
a Booster at Sight" when he visit
ed Spokane several years ago.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-02-24
Spokane Baseball Mad.

Spokane, Feb. 24.-Fifty baseball
teams have been organized in Spo-
kane by w. S. Keinholz and c. Hale
Kimble to form a grade school league
for the season beginning early in
April. There will be senior and jun
ior divisions. playing Independent of
each other. After the regular sched-
ule has been played the winners will
come together in the final series for
the city championship and pennant.
1t is expected to have between $50
700 boys on the diamonds the coming
season. The school enrolment is
$4,000, a gain of PISS in the last II
months, or more than the total in
increase in the last five years. In adj
dition to these teams there will be
several leagues of amateurs, includ-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-02-24

the afternoon of July 20, 1906.
Berglund was the first to enter the
water, but as he could not swim he
was swept off his feet by the rushing
water and sank in the deep water.
Christensen plunged into the stream
and was soon near the drowning boy,
when Berglund seized him and both
went down. A battle followed and
Berglund was unconscious and Chris
tenson was exhausted when they
reached the river bank. Christensen
worked over his companion until 10
O'Clock that night and restored him
to consciousness. Brandt was on the
opposite bank unable to reach the
pair. The rescue was brought to
the attention of the British society
by D. Tamblyn, Canadian official.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-02-24
ABE HUMME[
HAD ROMANCE
OF son BRINGS UP
FORGOTTEN STORY. - SUIT
SUITS IN A MARRIAGE.

Portsmouth, n. H., Feb. 24.-The
marriage of Henry D. Hummel and
Miss Carrie Ethel Paige in this city
recently has brought out the ques-
ton whether Or not Abraham Hum
mel, whom the groom claims is his
father, was ever married, and the boy
was credited with giving fake story
on the day of his wedding. 1t now
appears that the boy was right AMI
Abe Hummel, the disbarred lawyer,
was his father, and the husband of
Leila Farrell of South Portland, Me-,
in her day noted singer.
Miss Farrell became acquainted
with Hummel during a breach of
promise suit when she brought suit
against Nat Goodwin, the noted come
dian. Hummel not only defended
her and won the case, but he won
her affections and they were shortly
afterward married. In about three
years after her marriage, Mrs. Hum
mel came to Portland, her old home,
and brought the boy with her. Her
plan was to put the child in care of
her mother while she carried out her
musical studies.
She died in less than a year after
coming back to the family homestead.
The boy has ever since been allowed
800 per month by his father. Abe
always has taken much interest and
shown much affection toward the boy.
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MAKE TAFT 4
SPOKANE BOOSTER
THE 10000 CLUB TO CONFER
SPECIAL HONOR ON DATE OF
THE TAFT INAUGURAL.

!. Spokane, Feb. 27.-The one hun
dred and fifty thousand club of Spo-
kane, with 3,679 members, headed
by Harry J. Nicely, will make Presi-
dent-elect William H. Taft Boost
err Unseen" at the hour of his inau-
gural as chief executive of the Unit
ed States, the ceremonials taking
place in the state armory, March 4.
Miles Poindexter, congressman-elect
from the First District of Washing
ton, will personally invest the pres
ident with the club triangle, deliver
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KING SOLOMON
HAS REFORMED
WELL-KNOWN FORTUNE TELL
Err, CONVERTED AT SPOKANE
FULL CONFESSION.

Spokane, Wash, Feb. 24.-"King
Solomon" self-declared son of an
East Indian prince and known all
over the continent as "a student Of
the mystic, seer and palmist," at
the practice of which he has amass-
ed a fortune, confessed at revival
meeting in Calvary Baptist church
in Spokane that he is a fraud and
an imposter. He admitted being a
negro, saying that by posing as a
scion of the nobility he had taken
thousands of dollars from the unso-
phisticated in his career as a for
tune teller, and that he has been in
81 jails in tie United States and
Canada for various offenses. Fol-
lowing the &C fnssion, which was
given in a drar ic manner, Solo
mon reached the climax in his pro-
fession of Christianity by saying in
broken tones, with tears streaming
down his cheeks: 81 just can't re-
sist God any longer, ana I want to
lead a better life" Afterward he
told Rev. Dr. Mcpherson that while
he gained wide notoriety by claim
ing to have forecasted the Galveston
food he had never been in Texas,
adding that his forecast was bogus.
He admitted also that he served a
term in prison for crooked work in
California.
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Took English Medal.

Spokane, Feb 24.-Conrad F.
Christensen, a 19-year-old Spokane
boy, has received a bronze medal and
a certificate of honor from the Royal
Humane society of Great Britain, of
which King Edward is patron and
the Prince of Wales is president, for
bravery in saving G. T. Berglund
from drowning in the Kettle river
near Midway, B. c., where the two
boys and L. Brandt were bathing