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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-16
GRIEVANCES OF
WOOL GROWERS
Change in Administration of
Forest Reserves Important
to the Sheepmen.
TARIFF ON WOOL NEEDED
ELECTION OF OFFICERS AND
CLOSE OF MEETING TODAY.

Pocatello. Ida, Jan. 15.-The second
days session Of the National Wool
Growers association in this city was
marked by another attack on the forest
reserves Z. J. Gosney of Flagstaff
Ariz.,, in an address this afternoon On
some important chapters in the devei-
opment of range control, decided that
justice to the sheepmen of the west
demands q change in the present meth
DDS of administration.
The power of the forest service is
threefold-legislative judicial and ex-
ecutive,'' he said.
They make their own laws or rules.
decide our rights and enforce their own
DEGREES. In the judicial functions Of
the service lies the greatest danger. It
passes upon our rights involving thou
sands of dollars, often without evi-
dence, save reports from forest en-
ployes who were often not al
lowed to see, and whose unreliability is
a bywOrd in the west
FaVoritism and Graft.
He asserted he could cite numerous
instances in his own state where favor
itism, prejudice and graft have entered
in the administration of the national
forests.
"A wrongdoer within the ranks of
the navy or military service is tried be-
fort a court-martial, which has the
power to summon and examine wit
nesses. as in other courts, but with
this army of the forest service, dealing
directly with the rights of the people,
no such power is given. A limit must
be placed upon the possibilities of the
wrongdoer within the forest service, as
we'll as elsewhere in the government
service"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-16

BY answering the telephone by
your own name or by the name Of
the company you represent, instead
of by the conventional hello you
can save several seconds CONVEX
satiOn on each call.
system.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11
PAVING DISTRICT NO IS. (West Barraque Street,
Special ASsesSment.

The tax books for the collection of special assessment upon tho real property in Paving District No. IS West barraque street) in the city of Pine Bluff has been placed In my hands.
 All owners of real property lying in the district are required to pay their assessment to me within thirty days from this date. .t
 If such payment is not made action will be commenced at the end of that time for the collection of such as- sessment and for legal penalties and cost.
 Given under my hand this 1st day of April. 1909.
 A. G. RUSSELL, City Collector. Office City TDall. a. m. to F m.
 April 1. 1909. 4-1 30t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11
SPRING GARMENTS
 RIVAL CHAMELEON
Coming Spring Fashions Force the
 Women to Wear Many ColOrs.

London, April 10.-Coming spring fashions have decreed that woman is to initiate the chameleon this year in the matter of her dress. Violent col or contrasts are no longer to prevail she is to adapt the color of her frocks to her surroundings.
 For a bright day by the sea, for instance, in keeping with the blue of the waters and the sky, a hat, robe and shoes of soft sky blue should be worn by pretty woman; or for walks on the shore fawn. sand-col- ored clothes can be very properly as sumed
 Tennis players will be seen i'll grass green shoes of canvas, dress of grass green canvas linen and small linen hat of the same color; while the fair motorist will be appropriately garbeJ in 8 suede outfit dyed td match the upholstery of her car
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11

 yard, and from a discussion as to how long it would take to saw the wood up emanated wager between Leavitt and Michael Michael bet $l00 that he could saw the wood up in thirty hours, and If he did Letvitt was to pay him the wager and S1 a cord
 Engaging an expert saWmaker to keep his two bucksaWs ill condition, Michael started in. and not only did he succeed in getting his job done in season, but he required only little over twenty hours fer the ten cords He is pretty nearly physical wreck His hands are swollen and terribly blistered.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11

Don't use harsh physics. The re- action weakens the bowels. lead to chronic constipation. Get Doan's Regulets. They operate easily. tone the stomach. cure constipation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11

Sectional book cases at Union Furniture Company. 3-7tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11
PILES! PILES! PILES!

Williams Indian Pile Ointment will cure Blind. Bleedings and Ittching Piles It absorbs the tumors. allays itching at once. acts as a poultice. gives instant relief. Williams Indian Pile Ointment is prepared for Piles and itching of the private parts. Sold by druggists. mail soc and $1.00. Will liams' Mfg. Co.,. Props. Cleveland. O. Sold by McCammon & Sons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11

Can't look well. eat we'll or feel well with impure blood feeding your body. Keep the blood pure with Bur dock Blood Bitters. Eat simply, take exercise, keep clean and you will have long life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11
HE GAN SAW MORE
 WOOD THAN PA SAWS
Man Bet He Could Cut Ten Cords In
 Thirty Hours, Did 1t in Twenty.

Hartford, Conn, April 10.-ShOrtly after o'clock last night George Michael, proprietor of the Prospect Hotel, in Bristol. sawed the last stick of ten cords of wood.
 Last week George Leavltt had ten cords of wood dumped in his back
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-04-11
Piles Cured at Home By
 New Absorption Method

If you suffer from bleeding, l'r''lng, blind or protruding Piles, send m ,f!r address, and will tell you how tn cer-r "ourself at home by the new ass ss,5' - reatInc.ft and will also send = his home treatment free for tri'i r3,ferences from your own locality feinested I'm mediate relief and perm Dcnt cure assur. ed. Send no money. but tell others of this offer. Write today to Mrs. M. Summers, Box F, South Bend. Ind.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-09-03
Cures Woman's Weaknesses

We refer ~ that boon to weak. nervous
suffering women known - Dt. Piefc6s
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-09-03

Miss Ruth Cramsr is enjoying . visit
from her sister. Mrs. Psnrod, who ar
rived Sunday from her home in Winslow.
Ariz. t..-
W. E. Jones, former smploys Of the
l. 3. S. Co.. but now engineer Of the
Harvey systsm at Syracuse. Kan, came
in with the Melon Day crowd and was
kept busy shaking hands with Rocky
Ford friends. I'D
Mrs. James Sappington. Of Kingmsn.
Kan, 10 visitor at the home Of her uncle.
F. M. Hinss. Mrs. Sappington has the
distinction Of being the only woman UNDER
taksr who passed the recent embalmsr's .
examination In Denver.
H. 4. Stsadman came in yesterday
with the Watermelon Day crowd. Ths
professor has spent the summer vacation
with his parents In Monte Vista, and ID
looking at - = fiddle" to tsks up hia
duties In the high school.
The smiling face Of S. 4. Mcdonald
was familiar sight at the grand stand
gate yesterday. Though Mr.. MeDonsld
has lived In Denver for several ysars Il !.
4 his proud boast that he has never missse
. Watermelon Dsy-and he's good foI
many more.
The music lovers Of Rocky Ford had Z
rare treat last Saturday evening whsr
Mr.. Victor Lytls gave an informal pipe.
organ recital in the M. E. church. Mr.
Lytls Is a graduate Of the Knox conserv'
atory Of Music, Of Galesburg. Illinois. and
Is an organist Of unusual ability. Be-
cause Of the slight pressure Of water. hs
was unable TO test the power Of the or
gan and his program was confined te
numbers Of lighter and softer vein
Mr.. Lytle. with his mother and Philip
Work of Pueblo. was spending a few
days with Mrs. Warren Mayo and con-
ssnted to play. so the recital was not
generally known but those present be-
speak their pleasure end appreciation.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-09-03
BIC SAVING TO STATE.
Federal Judge Rules That Tax Law Il
Constitutional.

Denver, August 3o.-Millions Of dollars
for the state Of Colorado are involved in
the decision Of Federal Judge Lewis this
morning, sustaining the demurrer filed by
the state in the case brought by the
Santa Fs railroad against Timothy O'Con.
ner, as secretary Of state. over the
collection Of the fiat tax due the state
from the railroad.
The case was test suit, and its i'm
portanee cannot be undsrestimated when
It comes to q question of colorado's
poekstbook. As the case stands at
present It means an ultimate revenue Of
millions. If the collection Of the fiat tai
from the railroad corporation 10 legal. the
sans will hold true Of other corporations.
and the stats Golfers will swell ~ re-
suit.
The Santa Fs has fought the action Of
the stats at every point and sued o'con-
nor. ~ q representative Of the state while
he was secretary Of state. Litigation has
extended for months and the state filed .
demurrer to the contention Of the Santa
Fs that the payment Of the tax would be
an infraetion Of the interstate commerce
law. The company claimed that the
state law In the matter is invalid.
Judge Lewis this morning sustained the
states demurrer opposing this eontsntion
Assistant Attorney General Teller sp-
psarsd for o'connor. The court decided
that the tax law was valid and that the
matter was one pertaining to intrastats
business and was not concerned with in
tsrstats law.
The decision itself directly affects ths
railroad to the extent Of but $4,000 il
back taxes, but Il establishes . proceed.
snt and an authority for continued stat
action In the matter that will affect othsI
corporations.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-09-03

FIRST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SocIETr-Mrs
Anna Louise Norris Clark. First Rsade
Services every Sunday at ! l:oo am
Sunday School. 1000 q. m. Wsdnss.
DAY evening service at 8 o'clock.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-09-03
SCHOOL ANNOUNCEMENT

School will begin Tuesday morning.
September 9Th, at nine o'clock.
The teachers of the district will meet
in the high school room on Monday after
noon. Sept. 6. at three o'clock. The
superintendent will appreciate any assist
anee the friends may give in having this
message reach teachers who are still out
Of the city.
All grades below the high school will
be taught in the Liberty and Washington
buildings.
High School students are requested to
report to the principal as follows, for
registration and assignment Of seats:
Seniors from $500 to ESQ
Juniors $50 to 1000
Sophomores 1000 to 1880
Freshmen 1880 to 1l:oo
ASSIGNMENT OF TEACHERS.
H. T. Mitchell. principal: Annie z. Of
well. assistant principal.
History-Hubsrt A. MeGss. Missouri
State N ormal and William Jewel College.
Science Christian A. Worslsy. Brown
University.
Domestic Science and Sswing-Blanehe
e. Siblsy. Colorado State Normal.
English andGsrman-Bsrthadsll Beers,
Northwestern University.
Commereial-H. A. Stsadman.
LIBkRTY BUILDING.
John !. Cochran. principal: assistants,
Bertha Forbes. Ruth offdsnkamp. Flor
enee c. Shaw, Annie B. Elssr. Cora
Lance. Fannie c. Marks. Mary Shumate.
Eva Thomas, Mays r. Murray.
WASHINGTON BUILDING.
g. M. Wsybright, principal: assistants
Nsttis o. Partner. Bertha Taub, vsrna
B. Kelsey. May Morrison. Fannie Wsllaes.
Myrtle Wood. Alice Hansn. Alice Burke
Bessie Taylor. Lsths Shumats.
LAFAYETTE BUILDING
J. L KslloR. principal; lrma Latson,
assistant;
EUREKA suIipMo
Dora G. Howard. .....
Musie-Hslsn Boynton.
Manual Training-H. L. Wsathsrby.
DANIEL WARD. Superintendent
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-09-03
CHURCH NEWS.
= = = = r r r r r = =

BAprrsr A. H. Beaver - Sunday
School, GAS a. m; Morning service.
li:oo a. M: B. Y. p. u, $3.50 p. M;
Evening service. 500 .. m.
Morning subject. BE Kind" Evening.
"on the Safe Side"
CnRrsrlAN-Lson v. Stiles. Ministsr-Sun-
day School, o:46 a.m.: Morning service.
ll:oo am; c. E. $50 p. m; Evening
service. 800 pm.
FIRST METHODIST Rev. Frank W. Otto =
Sunday School. $40 =. M; Morning
Serves. u .. M; Junior League. 500
o. m.; Epworth League, ZOO p. m.
Evening Service. $500.
There will be no preaching service in
this church on Sunday. because Of the
absence Of the pastor at the annual
conference.
PRxsnYrKRIAN-Rev. W. l. Davenport
Sunday School. $40 a. m.; Morning
service. HOO: Junior c. E.. $500 pm.
Morning sermon by the pastor. Evening
service, the Rev. J L. Weaver. D. D.,
who is to supply the pulpit for tt.
present, will speak on John Calvin ard
his Influence"
SEVENTH DAY ADvESTIsr-Sa a b at h
school. Saturday morning. $3.50; Bible
reading 2:5o p. m.
SALVATION ARxY-Sunday School. 1000
a. M; Holiness meeting. 200 a. m;
Family gathering. 500 pm: Salvation
meeting, 1850 .. m. Meetings each
night except Monday at o'clock.
GERMAN BAPrlsr-David Hamm. Elder
Sunday School. 1000 a. M; Morning
sermon. 1880 am; Christian Work.
o, m. Visitors are welcome.
FIRsr CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SocIE1r-Mrs.
Anna Louise Norris Clark. First Reader
Services every Sunday at l 100 Am.
Sunday School. 1000 g. m: Wsdnss-
day evening service at 8 o'clock.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-09-03

GERMAN BAPTIsr-David Hamm. Elder
Sunday School. 1000 a. M; Morning
sermon, ll:Oo am; Christian Work.
ers, $3.50 o. m.; Evening service, 800
o, m, Visitors are welcome.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-09-03
TORE LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. James Saysrs returned home on
Wednesday from an sxtsndsd visit with
relatives In Missouri.
Rev. W. I. Davenport and family sx-
pset to leave nsxt Monday for their new
home In Brooklyn. N. Y.
Ed Sever came Ia Friday from Twin
Falls, Idaho. OF eonrss Ed couldn't kssp
away from Rocky Ford during fair week.
E. L. Deal. Of the johnson SEED Co. Of
Boston. England. spsnt Monday In this
city with D. v. Burrsll the Rocky Ford
sssd man. I -
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Larsen came down
from Pueblo on Wednesday. to visit Rocky
Ford friends for few days and also 70
take In our big fair.
Fred Wolf 10 down from Steamboat
Springs this week and with his big base
horn Is rendering valuable assistance to
the Rocky Ford Concert Band.
S. W. Nelson this week disposed Of his
farm at Cheraw to John W. Sehoolsy. Of
Coffeyvills. Kan. The deal was made
through the c. r. Bowksr agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. U. Randel came down
from Denver on Tuesday to spend the
week. Tho big Fair would not have been
complete without the genial presence Of
Mortimer U.
Mrs. Henry Bliekham Of walsenburg.
wife OF the Huerfano county Judge. Is
spending Fair week in this city with her
daughter. Miss Edna Bliekhan, stenogra-
pher at the factory.
Mrs. g. H. Taylor Is enjoying a visit
from her sister. Miss Flor enee Niehol
Of Cheyenne. Wyo., who is taking a we'll
earned vacation from her duties a. nurse
in a hospital at that place.
P. 3. Kimpler Of Central. Kan. spsnt
Tuesday in this city with H. J. Sprinkler
It was with Mr.. Kimpler that Henry J.
began the undertaking business 25 years
ago. and he was greatly pie assd to re-
eelve visit from his old-tims employer.
DR.. and Mrs. S. H. Pollock returned
home on Tuesday from Phoenix. Ariz..
where they spent the past several months.
Their many Rocky Ford friends will b
pleased to learn that Mrs. Polloek's health
was somewhat benefited by the change
Of climate.
J. H. Burr got home last Friday from
an extended visit with relatives and
friends in Iowa and Minnesota. His ap-
pearanee bears out his statement that he
had splendid time, especially about the
Minnesota lakes. where he probably gained
the coat Of tan that he SO proudly dis
plays.
The Methodist church was flied to
overflowing last Sunday evening. The
occasion being one Of the union services
that are held in this city once every three
months. The services were in charge Of
the Baptist church and their choir fur
nished the beautiful music. while Rev. l.
v. Stiles Of the Christian church preached
the sermon.
The many girlhood friends Of Miss Fam
ME Marks. daughter Of our former we'll
known physician will be pleased to learn
that she has been engaged by the
Rocky Ford seheo! beard to FIJI one Of the
in our school staff. Miss
Marks has recently been residing in
Ariz. She is q Grseuats Of
Denver University and spent last winter
IN the Arizona state normal sshcol.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-09-03
Woodworth's Shorthand COLLEGE

DIFFERS an opportunity to obtain n thorough
and complete business education at n very
ow cost. Our graduates are always In de-
nand at large salaries. students OF other
schools come to WOODwOHTH's and sue
seed. We can refer you to many OF our grad
aates earning 500 to $50 per month. as official
sourt reporters. WE CAN TEACH YOU BY
NAIL. Write for circular.
Woedworth Shorth ~ College (Est.1sssy
t7ao Colorado Boutevsrd, Denver, Colo
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-09-03
Renew Your Subscriptlon.

am special agent for the Ladies' Home
Journal and Saturday Evening Post. and
will be pleased to receive your subserip-
tons for the womans' Home Companion
and Youths Companion. Mrs. J. M. Ksl-
say. Phone Blue 762.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-09-03
PROTECT ROCKY FORD cANTS.
Secretary Of Agriculture Pledges fislr
ia Meloa Warfars.

Last fridays Denver Times says:
"Whsn Wilbur r. Cannon. pure food COM
missioner OF Colorado. and James Wilson
secretary Of agriculture. had eonvsrss-
ton this morning. the future Of The Rocky
Ford eantaloups was assured:
I'VE had = most satisfying talk" said
Mr.. Cannon. "snd you may say for mi
that am for the secretary Of agriculture
our Grand Old Man and all that he stands
for. and I feel assured that most Of thu
commissioners are with me. Mr.. Wilson
is a typical man for the important posi-
ton.
"In regard to the Rocky Ford eanta.
loupss. we had taken the matter up pre-
viously by letter. and this morning the
secretary assured d me that next season
when the matter could be taken in hand
from the beginning. would see the dis
continuance Of the sale OF eantaloupes
from other parts Of the state and country
under the name Of Rocky Fords. This
fruit has been deteriorating lately be-
cause we believe that other and inferior
fruit has been sold under the name.
Wishing to keep the high standard Of the
Rocky Ford eantaloupe and knowing
that there are orher fruits in the state
just as high class which ought to be ex-
plotted. and not shine by reflected lustre.
we will ship each melon under its righ.
nmae. Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson
will appoint inspectors who will take the
matter under their personal charge"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1909-09-03
Released from cattIerlanseQ eQuarantin

Released from SattIeI lan8eOuafontine
The Secretary Of Agriculture has is
sued an order effective Sept. l, releasing
from quarantine on account Of seabies or
mango in cattle that portion Of North
Dakota lying south and west Of the
Mississippi River. Up to October /.
1908, the entire State was in quarantine
for this disease. but on that date the part
north and east Of the Missouri River was
released. the disease shaving been sradi-
Gated from that section. The work Of
eradication has bsen continued by CO.
operation between the Federal and State
authorities with such good sffse: that the
entire State is now pronounced free from
the disease and the quarantine is remov-
cd from the last remaining portion.
The area still under Federal quaran-
tine on account OF this disease comprises
the northeastern part Of Montana, the
southeastern part of Wyoming. the east
ern portions of Colorado and New Mexico.
the western portions of South Dakota.
Nebraska, Kansas. and Oklahoma, the
Panhandle of Texas, ana small area in
the extreme southern part of Texas.
The Federal and State authorities are
working in these regions. and it is the
policy Of the Department Of Agriculture
TO remove its quarantine as rapidly as
the disease is eradieated from any con-
siderable area.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
Entertainment Tonight

An entertainment will b" given n
he Thirlicth Street Christian church
2eoplc OF the church. No charg"
Will be made for admission and tn"
public is invited TO attend. The
program will include: Instrumental
solo by Miss Frc"th. veal solo hv
Mr.. Mcanl,y; recitation by Mrs Sih-
ley; vocal solo by Miss Crus%"r: III
s,rumeHtal solo by Miss Jennie Mon
roe: recitation by Miss Corhc!!: vocal
solo by Mr.. Van Ryn: instrumental
$, 10 by Mrs. T"mpkins: vocal solo
by Mrs. Greasy: recitation by Ms
Mesic. and vocal solo hv Mr.
Thomas
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
GAVE OFFICERS LONG CHASE.
Nearo Wanted For Beating Woman
Wa Fleet Of Foot

After being chased from III"
Twrntv-fifth street bridG" to Wick
ham avrnu" and then back 10 Twenty
first street and Madison avenue by
patrulmen Moss and Gritiiu in 'h"
patrol wagon. Edward Grittim. i neg ..
was captured at tn" last named place
AMI locked up in The police station
Yesterday afterno, II charged with h"-
ing dis0rderlI.
L. appears tina; somebody phonct
into the police station yesterday after
noon and said that a cO'ored woman
had been killed at Twenty-tifth and
Wickham avenue. and Patr2imen
Moss and Griffin went over in the
patrol wagon 20 investigate the mat.
ter When they got there they
found that Griffin WHO. il is said beat
Annie Brown. a negro woman. had
flown. and they started in pursuit
Griffin lead the officers merry
chase. but they finally ran him dnwn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-02-05
SCHOONER WRECKED.
Crew Of the Horace p. Shares Res
cued by Steamer.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Feb. 4-The
schooner Horace =. Shares. of New
Haven. Conn. was wrecked on Feb
ruary |. in latitude 80 81. north long
tude 13.4S. west. Captain Andrew J
Wilson, the mate and three sailors,
he entire crew. being rescued by the
Norwegian steamer Frances. bound
from MacoriS for Boston.
The Frances arrived at the Della
ware brcakwater yesterday with the
crew
The Shares was bound from vii,
mingtOn. n c., for New Ivrk, Cap,
tain Stahel, OF the Frances, states
that on account OF being loaded un,
der ieck with dry lumber. he deemed
il best not to set the wrecked vessel
on fire as /, was filling fast and would
therefore only burn to the water :
edge
The Shares was built al New Lon
den. Conn. In 1882 and was owned
by f. n. Weaver.