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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-01-07
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8. 1910
AN ANTITRUST LEAGUE

The question of the Increased cost of
everything that men and women use
internally, externally and eternally is
being investigated by the venerable
Secretary of Agriculture. The question
is vital and widespread. 1t is pretty
generally conceded that the original
producer does not get more for his
is a strong suspicion that the last re-
taller has succeeded by means of COM
bination, in reaping an undue profit
The number of green grocers in city,
town and village, it is said. is out of all
proportion to the population and it is
argued that tine great and increasing
lists of these middlemen between the
purchaser and the consumer Indicate
the great extent of rich pickings. Con-
binatiOnS and trusts are under keen
suspicion nowadays and the foodstuffs
trust is doubtless one of the most in
tolerable of all. 1t is proposed to
organize league to fight the high
prices i'll the neccsSarieS of life, which
which has been increasing from year to
year and have now reached abnormal
rates. DR.. Scharf, IL well-knOwn econ
omist. has suggested the formation of a
league similar to an organization formed
i'll Germany years ago for the suppress
sion of the exorbitantly high price of
coffee. The members of this league
abstained from buying coffee for time
al over the German empire with the
result that the price fell to Il normal
point, competition WAS resumed and
the trust was broken. A number of dis.
tinguished men in Washington. includ-
ing members of congress, were present
when preliminary organization was
effected. A national propaganda is
proposed and women Us well as men
will be enlisted. The plan of procedure
will he that when any ar, iclc of food is
forced too high in price, the members
will be notified secretly that on a
certain day all will discontinue buying
that article. It is believed that this
would soon bring the trusts to terms.
If, for instance. several millions of
people should discontinue for a week
the use of beef. there is no doubt that
it would have II very serious effect upon
the market. The promoters of this
league believe that no trust could long
survive such drastic tactics.
Dr. Scharf expects this league to
spread rapidly over the country and
that it will he able to force the food
trusts to put fair price on their pro.
ducts. A few years ago there was no
country in the world where food was so
plentiful and 80 cheap as in the United
states. Two months ago the papers
were full of reports of the most bounti.
tul harvests of corn. wheat, barley. oats
and vegetables that the country has
over known, but for some reason these
oounties Of nature never reach the
Sable until the purse of the family has
peen well nigh exhausted in supplying
hem.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-01-07

approved.
The following transfers were made
from the general county fund into the
following funGs:
Officers Salary ........$ 1900 90
North Fork OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES G3 90
Cdrlln. ........ ................ 81 90
Jack Greek OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. . %
Columbia. Observation-Disclosures. IL 90
The map of < PIPER Flat addition to
the town of CoItact WAS presented and
approved.
An engineers license was granted to
John Campbell.
The county treasurer was ordered to
forward Sl5OO t the State treasurer to
apply to the Ju Se's salary fund.
The clerk WAS instructed to forward
state nents of transient stock t. the
county commissioners of each county
i'll which the ow l,rs of said stock esiie
and pay taxes.
The treasurer was instructed to pay
the Henderson Banking Company the
su IL of $3.50. II to be credited on the
$1,000 borrowed by the county.
Drs. Hood and West were appointed
county physicians for six months ut So
per month.
J. G. Harris was appointed hospital
steward for six months and his COM
pensation was fixed at 10 cents day
fore each patient.
The board tin IN took IL recess until
Tuesday January It'll.
The board met on Tuesday and
proceeded to draw the names of 300
citizens to serve ,tS jurors for the next
year.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-01-07
Eco Soup.
CWAHTIEN u. II KNDERSON
Attorney.

One tablespoonful OF beef extract,
stirred into one quart OF boiling water
until thoroughly dissolved. Add n
grated onion, n dash of celery seed,
two ssNsDoonfuls OF salt and one OF
pepper Stir until boiling. strain and
add Tire beaten yolks of two eggs.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-01-07
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS

The Board met january Bird. All
he members present.
Minutes Of previous meeting read and
approved.
Money counted and found correct.
Official reports were examined and
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-10
LA LECHE ADULTERADA

FL doctor CorderO, Superintendent;
de Sanidad, no habla leido un SueT--
TO del BOLETIN, acerca de la mafa es.
iidad de la feche que Sc eXpende en-
muchos estableciInientoS de esta ciu6aaI-
Nos dijO, sin embargo: listed ha ha-
htado tarde del asunto, puesto que s5t
terror el slelto a que st refiere, los inS
pectores de Sanidad han realizado inE
p0rtanteS scrviciOS.
De 40 muestraS de kechu que fuerom
analizadaS, l6 han s1ado in rcsultaa@
negative. Muchas mlestrSs tenian uR@
pOr ciento de graS8 cuando la ley eXt-
ge cl tres y medic por ciento, v otraS
Sc halIaban adulteradas, con lecEc can
densada
FL departannent0 dc Sanidad, no ttes
cansa de dia hi de noclbe en perSegtE1r
a los infractores de la ley. Las denuR
cias presentadas por los inspect0res ete4
ramo pasaran pronto Il la Corte Mu~
nicipal. FL doctor Cordero hizo pKe-
testas ngEeStr0 redactor de que el de-
partanlentO no abandona nunc& los.
intereses la salud del pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-10
En- e| Hip6dTomo
BUENAS CARRERAS

Con un lleno desbOrdante, con un sol
esplendido, Sc verifcaron aver las carre
ras anunciadas.
En- la primera, media milla, corrie-
ron Danilo Pobre, st. Patrick, Bolivar,
Juan Y Pope. Los caballos tardarOn al
gunos minutes en- cOlOcarSe en- La l1nea
de salida Patrick tom6 delantera des-
de los primeros inStantes, llegando Ell
primero. Juan lego en- segundo lugar.
Los que habian apostado al Bolivar Y
Danilo Sc llevaron un chased, pues mu-
] chos creian que la carrera iba decidir-
Sc entire dichos caballos.
Segunda carrera, mil metros. Co
rrieron Army, Favorito, Hatuey y L6-
rido.
Army al principle tom6 delantera pero
bien pronto fue alcanzado por Favorito
que gan6 en- toda linea. LEGO en- Sc
gundo lugar Hatuey.
Tercera carrera 1900 metros. En- di-
cIid tdllCld NdHdIlO NtLcIO Sill SrdIItttS eS-
fuerzos, llegando despues, en- segundo
termino, Fulano, que corri6 bien.
Cuarta car~ra media milla. Sc dis
Iputaron ell premio de cien dollars, tres
magnlticos caballos: Trubia, Magnolia y
Vertigo Salieron y Magnolia qued6
atras, Vertigo pas0 al Trubia, y gan6 la
carrera en- buena lid Hubo la mar de
aplausos para el "jockey'' del caballo
vencedor
Quinta carrcra, 1900 metros. Corrie-
ron Musico, Luper6n Y Espiritu.
Todo el mundo esperaba algo del We
tcrano Luper0n que tan buenos entor-
chadoS sc ha puesto otras veceS, pero
| aver tuvo que luchar con dos briosOs ala
zanes, en- competencia. Espiritu gan6
la carwra. en- medic de una gran ova-
cion.
I Las carrcras tcrminar0n anteS de las
seis y media
FL iurado como siempre la altura de
su delicada mission.
FL puMico sali0 satisfecho del ameno
| Y divertido cspectaculo.
REVTSTERO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-10
Una revista 0tH

Nos ma visltadO ell seIlor Manuel u
Martinez, one llego el neves en- ei VIZ
por Carolina d esta isla, con La re-
presentation de Ia interesante Revlsta
'' Forcing Trade, (Comcrcio Extran-
jero), que Sc publica en- New York
Ell texto esta en- casbeflano e nustra
do con muy exoelentes grabadOs-
FL senor Martinez, piensa reeorrer l&
isla en- propaganda del mencionado Pc
ri6dicO que por la iltilidad que prestss
adquiere una gran circulation en- to-
dos los paises iatipos,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-10

Suspend la rese6a puhlcada el Sa-
bado, al conmcnzar la declaration de
Rosario Aneiro, que tanto ha Sonado en-
este proceso desde que alrededor del
crimon Sc empezaron d hacer las prime
ras Investigations.
Sc presenta ante eli tribunal la teStl-
oo. yestida elegantemente Els muJer de
esbelta fgura y de agraciado rostro.
Uabla con naturalidad, deSprovlsta de
todo TENOR
Contesta al interrOgatorio de la deten-
N diciando que ell dia once de Mayo Sa-
Ii6 para Cuba que regreSo el doce de
septiembre. Para el regreso lie enVlo el
dinero el padre de Alberto Roman, treln-
ia pesos en- un giro.
Rosario Aneiro wye ahora en- cl ca
mino de la Playa. De su amlstad con Ell
muerto, cuenta que vivi0 soStemda por
81 ano medic Collazt iha a su casa
dos veces al dia; por Ia tarde, una hora,
lie doce una, y por la noche, de Slete "A
diez
I'll Ocho de Marz0" fu6 :l jlItlmo dia
ouc L. vi6, estaba tristc y pensatlvo, y al
otro lila. he diio "Llani que Collazo ma
bia side desprendido de la colocaclon
que ten{a.
-:Collazo hizo aiguna vez intcnto de
matarse mientras viyi6 con cd?-pre-
gunta Fl defens0r.
-Si: no solo 0uih" matarsc, Slno
matdrme mi.
Y ciEenta la Anejro que cierto dla
lego d la casa su analfe lnvltandola
a un viaje a Mayaguez; cl Viaje dnra-
ria tres dias. Ella !c eXpreso su eX-
traiieza ante aquelIa invitaci0n, pucs-
TO q,re 81 10 la levaba i ninguna par
te. pero acept6 Entonces, el lie d.
diio que esc dia rstuvo un cuarto de
hora frente al muelle con ideas de tlrar-
Sc al aqua. EStaba trtstc y mai humora-
do. En- aqucllos momentos llcgo eI CO.
che, pero Fernando despldl0 al coche-
TO. dici6ndole que en- aqucl momento no
iba Y .al amante sigulo Su contldencla,
rxplicando el porqI& de sus slnlestros
pensamientos El senior Salazar Ne ha-
bia enrregado aqucila mariana 800 pc
sos para que los dep0sitara en- el Gre
ditto Ahorro Poncen0 Y 6l habla en-
tregado cien dollars menOs Rosario
lie dijo, entonces, que no ticiera ESQ por
ella. & la dijo que era que debla al
gunOs pIcos.
Rosario lie ofreci0, para reponer la can
tidad, noventa pesos que tenia en- el ere
ditto complataria los Glen dollars con ell
empenO de una pulsera. Y sc fue al ba-
no. Cuando termin0 sc acerco a su
amante Y lie dijo que ella pensaba irse
para Cuba. Entonces Collazo cogi0 ell
revolver que habia puesto sObre la mesa
V So avaIanz0 sobre ella Pero la sir
vienta Sc lanz5 SC: ne COlazc le quito
el revolver y lie sac6 las baias.
La defensa no quiere saber mas, pero
"a fiscal seilor Palacios Rodriguez con
tinua ell interrOgatOrio, inquiriendo la
verdad de ciertas manifestations de la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-10
FL crimen de LA Flaca
LA PRUEBA DE TESTIGOS
Ell veredicto del jurado
de Corresponsal Ponce).
Ell veredicto del jurado
de nuestro Corresponsal en- Ponce).

testigo hecha> a su criada al senior
Porfirio CarcaSeS, en- Santiago de Cuba
Protesta el abogado defensor de la
forma en- que pregunta el ministerio pu-
blico pero el juez la aprueba. conside-
rand0 que Sc trata de confirmar la ver-
dad de las declaraciones de Ia sirvicnte
de la AneirO ante el fiscal.
Hay un breve receso, terninado el
cual, pide el fiscal que comparezca nue.
yamente Rosario Aneiro.
FL abogado defensor Sc opOne, pero
la Corte fayorece la pretensi6n de fiscal
Rosario Aneiro entra de nucvo en- la
sala.
Vel fiscal pregunta En- una conver-
saci6n So>tenida por usted con el senior
Portiro Carcaces, no dijo usted NADIA a
este senior con rclaci0n al aSuuto dr Ro-
man?
-N0,-c0ntesta la testigo
i E> . no cierto que dijo usted al Sc
nor CarcaceS -.
Nneyamente st opone la defcnSa al in
terrogatorio del fiscal, pero la resolution
de la Corte lc es contraria
FL fiscal insiste d Es . no cierto que
diio ustrd al senior Porfirio Carcas6s que
el llltimo dia que vi0 listed a ColIazo He
vaba este conSigo una cartcra con scis-
cientos dollars
No senior.
-LIevaba ColIazo siempra una cartera
cncimae
No iieyaOa nunca cartera con dine
ro nj sin dinero-responde imperturba-
BILE ella
Sc retira la Aneiro ocupa la silla de
los tcStigns Jose Amor0s.
NanlfoSta que era en- el almacen del
senor Salazar, Il encargado del embar-
quc Ge muehleS. tOn0cia a C0llazo Dor
que ostaba emplcado en- la misma casa.
En- cierta OCCASION Sc present0 el mucrto
en- el uimactn con cara de mai humor
Su padre le habia amenazad0 con embar-
carlo como no dejase las relaciones que
mantenia con la Aneiro. pero el manfes-
to que estaba resuolto Il todo antcS de
dejar a esa mujer.
Reconoce ell revolver del muerto de-
ia el puesto Jose Salazar, otro teStigO
de Ia defenSa
Tambien es empleado de lii casa del Sc
nor Salazar Recuerda el dia en- que
Collazo fue deSpedido de la casa ese mis-
mo dia lie VIC en- ell ''trolley'', y desde
entOnces, no lie ha vueltO YER.
Enrique MOret, dice que estando en- el
establecimiento de Mayoral VIC pasar a
Fernando con direction al puente entire
una y dos de la tarde, SOLO Despues no
lie ha vuelto yer.
La declaration de Santiago Rodriguez,
vecinO de la caEle de Colon de oficio
marino, no agrega ningiin dato nuevo.
LO mismO ocurre con la de Juan Santos
Y Juan Sabatell Eduardo Prado, ia
cintO Archival, Francisco Quintana, To
ribio Cuilan. Jose Sanchez, Jose Civic Y
Ell Lcdo. PARA Capo, desfilan como tes-
tigCs de la defensa. Sus decaraciones
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-10
REVISIT ERO.

bio, Ell la declaration de ese Pedro Oil
vera, cuya reputation Sc trat0 de pO-
ner en eyidencia por los testigos de la
defensa, que NADIA pudierOn probar.
FL oS ha eXplicado primeramentc
go, tl miSmo, os ha mostrado los sitio,
icon gran precision, sin equivocaciOnes,
, sin contradecrse. sin que haya un solo
testigo que desvirtne esta declaration
FL lnforne fiscal brillantisimo, dur6
dos horas y cinco minutes.
YO no doy sino un extracto conden
Sadlsimo. una ligera idea de la elocuen
te acusacion, que produjo Ell ei
pnblico impression hOndisima.
Despues de DIR al fiscal la impression
del p0hlico cs rcsimista rcspccto de la
suertc del REQ.
Con el informe fiscal termin0 la Sc
sion de Ia tarde del viernes, 4 las seis
y cuarto, reanudandOse eel sabado 4 las
| nllevc de la manana.
Ell acto da comienzo con Il discurso
del licenciado Canales que dur0 seis no
| ras- Fue la defensa brillantisima, her5i-
ca, haballsima, en- la que confirm6 una
mas el icenciado Canales sus conoci-
mientos jurldicos, sus aptitudes de cri-
miualiStas notable.
Despucs del abogado defensor. ha
bio el senior Palacios Rodriguez, fiscal
del distrito de Ponce, por cspacio de
tres horas. Tambien hizo un diseurso
eXtraorlinario.
Uno de los jurados habl6 dos horas.
pr0ximamente.
Ell VEREDICTO
Despues de dos horas deliberando. el
Wrado di6 un veredicto de asesinato
en- primer grado.
La Corte senalad6 el microbes IL del
corriente, para la lectua de la senten
cia
= ...-,y = Correspomsa'.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-10
Hab|ando con Nr. Lyons
Ell NOMBRAMIENTO DEL
Sr. MUNOZ MORALES

Esta manana hablamGS largo ratio c0H-
el assistant attorney general Mr.. Lyons
Deseabamos conocer algunOs porme--
nores del crimen de Ia F4aca, y en- PR
mer fermino, acerca del nombramiente
del senior Munoz Morales, como fiscal
auxiliar en- dich0 juiciO.
Ell sefor Lyons nos explic6 que diehs
nonbramiento fu6 pedido por Ia IA
milia de CollazO. Sc corrian rumOres
EN- Ponce, de que en- Ell acto del JuleI0
sc trataria de haoer hincapie acerea de
tratandolO de presentar ante el JuraGo
Y el pueblo, como un vulgar desfaE-
cador. Para tener una defensa en- 6I-
cho case ell padre de Collazo prdi6 az
attorney el nombramiento del senior MtI
noz Morales, para que vindicase Ell he-
nor de su hiJo.
Ell senior Lyons, al recibir el escrit0
del padre de Collazo remiti6 una car
ia al fiscal senior Palacios Rodriguez
preguntandole 81 ei tendria alg1n IN
convenience en qlle Sc nOmbraSe al Sc
nor Morales, para que lie auxliiase en
el iuicio. FL senior Paiacios Rodriguez
acept0 eli nombramiento, y en- este sen
lido, fue el sen0r MunOz Morales & ac
ttar en- la causa criminal contra Roman
pero lIevando siempre la prueba y aa4
acllsaci0n fiscal ell senor PalaciOs Re--
driguGz.
FL case no es nnevo En- otras oca-
stones Mr. Eonille nombr0 abogadOS au-
xiliares para que ayudasen a los fisea-
les cuando los Juicios, por .u .mpOrtsn
cia,requerian un doble trabalo de in-
vestigaci6n y de estudio.
Los honorarios del senior MunOz Mo
! rales corren 4 cargo de la familia de.
ColEazO.
Mr.. Lyons, ha estado en- Ponce Ma
yaguez, en- aSuntos de su departamentG
V regres6 anoche.
No plcnsa por ahOra hacer nlngun
nombramiento judicial
La unica vacante que hay que cubrlr'
Is Ia del sellor Oiivencia Y no Sc sa
Sc cuando -. efectual1i 1icho nomhra =.
mienb1-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-10-10
Ell DOCTOR CORDERO

Y 81 GAMPANA
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-29
NOT A TRAGEDY AFTER ALL
Woman's Piercing Screams and Heart
broken Sobs Come From School
of Dramatic Art.

A woman's piercing scream smote
the air. Thump, thump, thumpl Heart
breaking sobs broke upon the ears
Of the Mortified listeners.
With one accord they rushed up the
staircase and burst open the door of
the room from which the sounds pro
ceeded.
A lady, with dishevelled hair, torn
and dust-covered clothing, and eyes
red with weeping, stood in the middle
of the room. A man, with coat off,
sleeves rolled up, his eyeballs rolling
in frenzy, confronted the intruders.
What do you want here?" he de-
manded
I'VE are here in the interests OF hui
manity," sternly answered one Of
them. you are brutally maltreating
this lady"
Am I?' he said, turning to her.
NO." she said, you are not
Gentlemen, he is teaching me how to
express the natural emotions. This is
a school of dramatic art"
Then the avengers skunk out of the
door.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-29
Yankee wIndmlIls in Turkey.

Consul George Horton Of Salonih,
In his annual report states that as
the greater portion of the land in that
section Of European Turkey lacks
running streams and as water for cat
tie and irrigation Of gardens must be
obtained from deep wells. windmills
are beginning to make their appear
ance. 1t has been found that those
Of American manufacture stand best
the strain of the heavy winds. At
the Thessalonica Agricultural insti-
tute, an American missionary institu-
ton. a Chicago windmill is doing
good work and shows not the least
sign of yielding to the elements. The
director thinks of supplementing this
with a petroleum pumping engine.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-29

Divorce is increasing, insanity is In
creasing, parental authority is de-
clared to be PROSTATE, the boy is not
what he was! Surely we must be
heading for the bow-wows. and pro
crossing fast Not at all. We are
merely getting adjusted to the great.
est changes in the conditions Of hui
man existence that any one genera.
tion Of men has seen in centuries. And
possibly 1t is true that high prices Oh
food are helping our adjustment by
driving some city dwellers back into
the country.-Harper' Weekly.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-29
RUBBING Il In.

The argument had reached the Jump.
mg-oR point
"Oh, well, don't care" she said,
Have it your own way-but our en-
gagement Is or"
Don't say that" he protested. T
am willing to admit that was in the
wrong"
That's all right as far as II goes, +"
she retorted. but It doesn't go quite
tar enough"
What more can l do?" he queried.
you can and must admit that was
In the right" she replied.
And he did.-St- Louis Post-Dis
patch.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-29
BATTLE WITH LION
FIGHTS VIcIoUeLY WHEN KEEP
ERs TRIED TO MOVE HIM.
secretary Objected to Being Sold, But
Finally suocumbed and Was
Dragged Into a Trans
ferrIng Cage.

New York.--The lion Secretary, q
Cape buffalo and two bisons OF the
Central park menagerie were shipped
TO William Bartels Of Newark recent
~ for a consideration, which included
two eelands. two tapirs and a pair OF
ostriches.
II was one OF the busiest afternoons
Headkeeper Snyder and his assistants
ever put In. but finally all the animals,
In their respective shipping cages,
were loaded on wagons and carted
away.
Everything went smoothly until the
attempt was made to inveigle Secre-
tary. who was born in the lion house
about seven years ago, into his ship
ping cage Secretary did not want to
go, and 1t took an hour and quarter
OF pushing. pulling and fighting to
overcome the spirit of one of the
meanest lions In the menagerie.
With all the doors and windows
barred, and hundreds OF persons sur.
rounding the lion house, the work OF
getting Secretary from his cage was
begun. Rose and Bismarck, the mother
and father Of Secretary, In adjoining
cages. lashed themselves into a fury
while their big offspring was hurting
himself against the bars Of his cage
In an endeavor to get at tho keepers
The lion did not care to march into
the trap. He would put his head in
the ope.- door Of the shifting cage,
snuff once or twice. and with a great
roar would lurch against the bars and
rush to the rear Of his cage.
After half an hour OF proddinR had
shown that the animal could not be
transferred that way into the cage,
"Bill" Snyder decided to try a moose.
By this time the lion had worn itself
out, and was lying In corner as do
cile as a cat
The moose was slipped over Secre
tary's head, and then. while three
men pulled and three men pushed, and
"Bill" did the bossing, in went the
lion. like a lump of lead. to the fur
thermost part OF the transferring cage.
The beast was SO exhausted II could
not move.
This lion. named Secretary because
he seemed to have an titerest In
everything transpiring In every other
cage In the lion house. has been the
first always to announce the daily ra.
tons and the last to subside wher
unusual had happened tc
mar the serenity of his surroundings
"BilP' said he was sorry to part with
him, but there would soon have to be
some room made for the three cubs |
He weighs in the neighborhood OF 4OC
pounds. and was considered one of the
best specimens in the Central park col |
lection. His value Is said to be about
81, 700.
The two eeiands we're received al
the zoo earlier in the afternoon. They
are the only ones in the Central park
collection. In the last ten days two OF
these animals have been received BY
he New York Geological society, com
nR from tho T." c' ~c7shira.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-29
Collecting Arrears.

"Cascaretta," he said, "is 1t all over
between us?"
yes, Geoffrey; 1t Is all over.
Henceforth we are merely friends"
Then, If you don't mind. I'll take
back that diamond ring"
The lovely maiden frowned.
mo, Geoffrey," she said; you didn't
give me this ring until we had been
engaged six months. I'll wear 1t six
months longer, If you please"
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-29
seasIckness Nothing New.

One Of the most curious errors as
to seasickness is that it is suffering
which the sturdier ancients did not
know. Really there is plenty of allu-
sion to the trouble In the ancient
classics. Above all there was that
bout of seasickness which, according
to Seneca. cost Cicero his life. 1t
was 30 bad that rather than endure
It any longer he put back to land,
risking certain death at the hands of
Mark Antony's agents If they caught
him. as they did. The word nausea"
is Greek. meaning literally "shippi-
ness"
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1910-09-29
Lots Of Fun.

The sweet little sole sister Of a
hrge family was asked If she didn't
have a lot of fun with the big brothers
who were at once her slaves and ty-
rants, her adoring and adored. "Yes'm," I"
came the surprising response, accom-
panied by seraphic smile. I'VE have
lots Of fun always. Sometimes" the
vide eyes waxing fascinatingly remin-
scent and dreamy. sometimes they
Aght me, an sometimes | fight them!"