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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-01

The Duke and Duchess of Con-
naught, accompanied by numerous
suite, will leave England Saturday to
attend the opening of the first Union
Parliament in South Africa.
Included among other events and
meetings of the week will be the elab-
crate ceremonies attending the con-
secration of st. Patrick's Cathedral in
New York City, the annual meeting of
the Farmers National Congress in
Lincoln, Neb., the Inauguration of
Rev. DR.. Marion Leroy Burton as
president of Smith College, the trien-
NAL general convention of the Pro-
testant Episcopal church in Cincin-
natl, the assembling of the state con-
stitutional convention of New Mexico,
the celebration of the Jewish New
Year, the International Dry Farming
Congress in Spokane, the Internation-
al Prison Congress in Washington,
the annual fall carnivals in St. Louis
and Kansas City, and the convention
of the National Guard Association of
the United States in ST. Louis.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-01
tHerald Specially

Washington, D. c., Oct. With
the republican state convention at
Saratoga off his hands, ex-President
Roosevelt will leave his home in
Oyster Bay the middle of the week
for brief trip through the South and
Middle West His first stopping
point will be Knoxville, Tenn, where
he is to speak at the Appalachian
Exposition Friday. From Knoxville
he will proceed to Atlanta to speak
at the great Southern Commercial
Congress which will be in session in
that city.
With election day but a month dis
tant the political campaigns in the
various states are expected to enter
upon the final stage during the COM
ing week. Also of interest to the
politicians will be the state conven-
lions in Massachusetts,, Michigan and
Tennessee. Both parties in Massa-
chusetts will hold their nominating
conventions next Friday. Governor
Draper will be renominated by the re-
publicans. while the democratic stand
ard-bearer is still to be determined.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-01
in THE FOOTBALL WORLD
Many of the Leading Eastern Col
Ieges Meet Weaker Teams on
the Field Today.
(Herald Special

New York, Oct. NEARLY all OF
the leading Eastern colleges have
football competitions scheduled for to
day, but, as is customary in the early
games of the season, the big teams
meet weaker opponents, the matches
being virtually practice games for the
heavier contests later in the year
Among the contests scheduled are
Pennsylvania and Gettysburg at Phil.
adelphia, Harvard and Bowdoin at
Cambridge, Dartmouth and Massachu,
sets State at Hanover, Rensselaer,
Polytechnic and Cornell at Ithaca,
Brown and Northwich University at
21iGSidepee, Vermont and the Army at
West Point, and Syracuse and Yale
at New Haven.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-01
NEWS FORECAST Of
THE INCOMING WEEK

Michigan republicans will meet in
Detroit to nominate candidates for
all states offices, except those of gov
ernor and lieutenant governor, which
were settled by the recent primaries
In Tennessee tn regular" democrats
will meet at Nashville to fill the
breach occasioned by the recent with
drawal of Governor Patterson from
the contest for reelection.
Georgia will hold its regular state
election Wednesday, when COVER
nor and other state officers, superior
court judges and solicitors and coun.
ty officers will be elected AS the
tickets named in the recent demo
cratic primaries have no opposition
the election will be Of a perfunctory
character.
The state convention of the hide,
pendence- League party in New York
City Wednesday will attract much at
tention, as it will probably then, be-
come evident what course William R
Hearst, the founder and guiding spir.
it of the party, intends to pursue in
regard to supporting the democratic
state ticket.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-01
Mrs. Streiaht indicted.

Waco, Texas, Sept. 29.-The grand
jury of McLennan county returned a
number of indictments today and adj
journed for the term. An Indictment
was found against Mrs. Minnie Lee
Streight, who is charged with killing
her husband, T. E. Streight, editor OF
the McGregor Mirror. This killing
occurred June IS last at the Streight
home in McGregor
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-01
Big Socialist Rally.

New York, Oct. Socialist candi-
dates for office on the state ticket in
New York, Connecticut and New Jer-
sey addressed a monster socialist
mass meeting in the Union Square
Plaza this afternoon. The rally was
preceded by big parade of the So
cialist organizations of Greater New
York.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-01

Misses Crozier will open their music
class Sept. IL. Piano and stringed
instruments taught. Studio Main st.
Phone 533. 9-10-20t
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1910-10-01

Opening play The Girl and the Outlaw" This is a
show that is different. No waits No dull moment.
perfect typhoon OF me1iment every evening. You've
seen the rest now see the best
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-10-26

state have resulted IN two ReCuSli-
can tickets. This should not be so.
because neither side has taken ne
with the party ou a1y material eucz-
tsn c, policy. and 81 is largely a .-.t
Tor local supremacy. aud tie su, SIS
OF Tie party Is Jaopari.zad because
OF let,y yeaicus.os and personal aao-
nos!,ies. We should always be wu-
Las To- submit cur political matters
10 ,ac art.trament of our feIJwuen
ana "-ln once au award has been
honestly made il should be- inferred
up a5 the Judgment OF ~ who have
submitted DO tile arbitration
The coming session or tine Iegisla-
ture "ill re-dlstrict the state into
conversational Judicial. senatorial and
legislative districts. and in addition
10 that have before 70 for consider
alton some of the most important
questions tGat have confronted our
people since the forma, ion of the
state as well as the election OF
United Sta,es senator. Are your local
troubles. my fellow Republicans. SUI
rcrior to or more important than all
OF these matters? Would YOU rather
see your Republican brethren with
whom YOU have made many success
full fights, 90 down in defeat and hu-
initiation, than TO win a glorious vic
tory by their side? And more import
ant still, 90 you want TO turn this
state over to the Democrats Cor the
next decade in order that YOU may
get even with mon ,,.hC b.li.,-, II, Tho
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GLhSSC0GK ON
PARTY'2 history
STRONG APPEAL TO THE PARTY

A Record Of Legislation and The *
ecution OF Laws Rejecting Public
Sentiment and For the Public
cood-Republican Voters Should
Guard Against Giving Democrats
the Opportunity to Rc.Cistrict the
State For Congressional, judicial
and Legislative Purposes.
Following is Governor w. Z. Glass
cocks address issued to the public
shortly after the big conference OF
Republican party leaders. held re-
Gently mt White Sulphur Springs:
The history OF the Republican
party is a record of, achievements. Of
the solution of perplexing problems.
OF legislation and execution Of laws
rejecting public sentiment and for the
public good The administration OF
President Taft has been conspicuous
in this respect. We can say with
confidence that no party has ever ac-
compliShed so much in the same
length of time and no party Will today
90 before the people and advocate
the repeal of any important legisla-
ton of the last quarter of a century.
notwithstanding such laws were en-
acted after n most bitter and deter
mined fight and without the support
of any considerable number of Dem
ocratic votes. We especially appeal
to the young men of the country.
and to students of history generally,
and ask them 10 carefully investigate
the records and try to determine
what history of lhe country would
have been if the questions solved by
the Republican party. and according
to Republican princ.ples. had boon
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-10-26
FACTS AID STATISTICS
PROPERLY PRESENTED
HON. STUART r. REED GIVES
ITEM IN INTELLIGENT FORM.
Proves 6y Actual Figures Where the
Re5u-i can Party Is
Econ5miziuc.
tCharles Brooke smith,

Charleston. W. Va especially One
OF tho most effective stump speakers
in the state is Hon. Stuart =. Reed.
who is Secretary of state. l,r. Reed
is not only an eloquent and conyinc.
ing speaker. and a ready and Impress
iTc oebater but he possesses the tai
ent and facility OF presenting facts
ana statistics in an attractive and
readable way. Official figures are not
very alluring tabuIated. it must be
admitted. but Mr.Reed has the ability
TO put them into short. uniquely stated
sentences, which are interesting and
at once unconsciously take Judgment
in the brain cells.
This campaign Mr. Reed is doing
mighty effective work for the Repub-
licau party on the stump. He is max
ing Il superb defense of Governor
Glasscocks splendid administration.
Of which he is an important part.
The following extracts from the
speech he is delivering covers briefly.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1910-10-26
fortunes FROM
THE People
FliGa9i1Y Democrats Turned Into
Treasury b. Republicans.
Old FEE SYSTEM no more

One CT TIE Greatest Reforms in state
History was Brought About BY TIE
Fcr-5Iioan Party-Voter Read Tais
Article and Ponder It Wen.
When the Republican party came
into power In West VIRGINIA. March
1891, the Office OF the secretary OF
state wax run on the fee systcm. and
50 continued during the first two r.
ubi-cal g .min.srluons The legisio-
ture oil 1893 abolished tho fee system
and pl.ced the secretary Of state on
a salary OF $4,000 per annum; it sls1
constituted the auditor attorney CT
record for all nonresident and for
eisn corporations and compelled the
secretary OF state 10 collect the initial
attorney fee in advance.
Beginning with ,pe administration
Of Hon G. W. Swisher on March
1905, there were TUNED in yearly
from these sources fees which other
wise would have gone into the pocket
Of the secretary OF state and other
persons, the following amounts:
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90 -r--
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,
Yea N'''E i'' quarter
dollars 20 pay these ola CTS. -
re-iri-- porC.-9tfc r--.+-r. , 70
to ro..;,.o .,., ...t,,..
'''-" I'D CERTAIN money -'
ury, but this happened TO Re $500 OJo
of railroad taxes that did not belono
to -bis ct.+o ard ,,.,. ,,,,.,,.. ~,
80 80
the treasury until = could he dfet--',-
uted ~ Tho co,,-,ti,., ,,.r,.-,, ID.
..1,,-...-,. w.
iN0' '-iA ABOUT Ihe expenses o.
Governor Glasscoca's administrator
last year being double that OF former
Democratic administrations. Have
they forgotten that in the tan-vear
neriod from 1859 ,,rt1 1000 .t,.-. 81.
- ''-'
'''S' ii''ie 'H"H uouDIeu the an
huaI expenses OF the State govern
ment, and at the end OF that decade
were rpab1a IN l,oen o,,. os d,t,. ...,.,.
"'"'0 i1'' lOu35 an I-e
Obligations or the state have been
mot and about half a million dollars
of tbe ornronri.tic,,. fo, tl,a ,i,,,,t.,,
nariod ara ,e+ ia +b, t-o,e,,,.,. -
exnended Tho Ctato -. :: - - -,
cents instead of ~ corte ava -, ~
tiroIlv tbe eT,,i,,,iC',t ~ IN - -
lectrd urdor mis- - T.. 80. ~,
turned ia the counties -o.gh 80, ~,
be usod NV them for ,.,Irnire t,.i,
schools In fact f. mo-. fo eaid ~
counties nav scarcely nv Got 80,
Tho etatot,ort ~ :, g.. - -
as much to RIM the Stato ,,ol.l,,,,,, ~,
nov, as i'm 1902 i, NOT 80 - -
Democratic friends rcrgo.f.',, -
win trair eu.u.d sr.-o-.,.. ,.t.7..--.
tbcv ,,aro fo~rad tn IC,.f.fa t7., e-..--.
evronsos In tom ,.oo,.o
,,,,.o.o r.....o-...
"'o'S N00''O'"Z - PROVEN
N"uId lAey not consider 1t re
MAJ AaUle lLaJ lAe RepuDhcans hac
AOt YET oouDieu lueae expenses ailer
d pe1Iou OF sixteen years! ret these
IaCla are poihr out by t-e records. III
inc 4a~e S-1 ID. our L----0cta-.c friends
was lue correct one, the Republicans
"ouId nave coUDied the running eE-
lehaeS o. the state SIX years ago. II
Is true tha' IL costs more TO run the
state government now than IL did SIX
Teen years ago.
Let us examine TINS question: Has
the state expanded or experienced an
endorsement during tAese sixteen
The Lamar register., 1910-10-05
EXTRAORDINARY NOTICE
To Farmers and Investors

The advertiser is hard up for
money and has come over 1900
miles to sell his three splendid
irrigated farms near Holly. Prov
ers county. Colorado. The con-
sentative value of each farm is
sS435.00. s5277.5O and s5O62.5O.
respectively. To those making a
good cash payment down will
discount price of first farm One
Thousand dollars. and on the last
two farms eight hundred dollars
each. Bear In mind the soil Is
first class. much in alfalfa. and the
water right is of the dependable
kind. with several large storage res
ervoirs. II you know nothing
about water rights better find out
now and save bitter regrets here
after. A chance by acting quick
to get high grade land much be-
low actual value. Owners neoes-
sity l. your opportunity to save
from $500 to $1,000 on each farm.
Only q few days in Holly. Call on.
write or phone. o. Olson. Owner.
Holly. Colorado.
The Lamar register., 1910-10-05
Al &c Opera House, Two Nights
Only. Commencing WctAscs-
dry, October 18th

WIKI one accord the press and
public have united In bes owing the
most unstinted praise upon the re-
markahle performances of MI. Gil
NOR Brown and his supporting COM
pany. This company now In its
third successful season upon the
road. is an entirely new departure
In the amusement world. 1t Is made
up of excellent eastern pAyers--
our salary List is the largest paid
by any stock company now on the
road-headed by q young romantic
actor of established reputation. pre-
sentdng the latest plays with COM
plete scenic investure and with an
attention 10 detail most unusual
in a popular priced attraction. our
plays are strong. clear and whole
some. many of them being late
New York Successes and are guar
anteed to please the most critical.
We have always found that quail
ity pays.
The Lamar register., 1910-10-05

The New York store was bur-
glarized last Sunday morning and
some six or seven hundred dollars
worth of goods stolen. The bur
glary was evidently pulled off by
persons who knew rust what they
wanted and Just where to get it.
1t was also evident that the thieves
had waited until almost early dawn
when they knew that the watchful
night marshal would conclude that
it was safe to lie down after all the
night trains were in.
A small portion of the stolen
goods was recovered by the officers
"Wednesday afternoon at the north
side livery barn, and two young
men. one of whom worked there.
we're arrested. A considerable guam
tity of dynamite mad a number OF
tools for which these young men
had no legitimate use were also
found. The young men protest
innocence and claim that the goods
were found in an alley. But the
fact that one of them had employ
ed a small boy to assist them In
disposing of the goods negatives
the theory of innocence. No doubt
little sweating will cause most
of the goods to be recovered.
The Lamar register., 1910-10-05
BEET TOP POISONING

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~" oA'
$1,000 "
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1s' ~"u
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ins' nsee eops oon eone
eoSe s4noun. oi '. u' ."o VIZ
consaoenoe quAny W Aops -
consumed, u IS wy n.y. '" p.o
The Lamar register., 1910-10-05

An insurance society is strong
with a proper reserve fund because
we'll. its funny but every once
in = while men die who have
never died before and especially
when they begin to get old. Join
the Royal Highlanders and get a
ute insurance.
The Lamar register., 1910-10-05

Wanted to Buy-s0 acres dry
and 80 acres with water within
ten miles Of Kornman or May VAL
ley. Address r. l., In care OF
Lamar Register. giving descrip-
ton and lowest cash price. 1t
The Lamar register., 1910-10-05
The p. n. O. Ladies' held them

AAo e Ne ". Aa0l66 QelQ tnelr
regular meeting Monday night at
Mrs. W. J. Johnston's. Miss Fan
ME DOdds. Mrs. M. L. Stewart and
Mrs. Gertrude Downer had for
their subjects, 1.-The Women Soien-
lists of the World"
Mr.. and Mrs. D. 8. Nevius are
preparing to leave soon for Los
Angeles. California. where they
will make their future home. Mr..
Harry and Miss Amy will remain
in Lamar. Miss Amy being a SEN
Tor in high school this year.
Major Lee, Quartermaster Gen
eral Of Colorado. was in Lamar ,on
Friday to make arrangements for
a suitable armory building. Nothing
certain was accomplished. but it is
only a matter Of q short time I'M
til Lamar will have q new build
ing.
The Lamar football team made
good start for this season when
they defeated Holly by score of
Ss to o. Playing was loose on
both sides, but with some more
hard practice this week they ought
20 put up good game against the
sailors next Saturday.
Lamar has some good athletes
in the different schools this year.
Koonsman is making good with
d. U. as fullback and Downing play
ed his first game with the Boulder
freshmen Saturday. making good.
Smith, Williams and Russell. all
football men, ought to be heard
from soon.
Coy Barnard purchased a new
overcoat Saturday night and placed
the package in his buggy which
was on Main street. Returning in
Ibout a half hour he prepared to
start home he found the coat gone.
He reported the loss at once to
Night Marshal Oakley. but he was
unable to locate the thieves.
Miss nellie NJ. Starrett of Lamar
and Mr.. William G. NWter of Glow
is. New Mexico. were married in
the NJ. E. church at Lamar on
Monday. October the third. They
will reside in Clovis. New Mexico.
which is already the home of the
bridegroom. The bride. who has
lived in Lamar for about one year
will be missed by the friends she
has made during her residence
here. by all of whom she is held
In the highest esteem. All will
Join in wishing her happiness in
her new home.
Eugene NJ. Whitaker of Spring
field has been appointed Register
of the Lamar land office. and will
take charge on November 1st. 1t
is with genuine regret that the
many republicans friends of John
A. Williams will hear Of his re-
tirement from the position he
has filled SO ably. and in which
he has proven such an accomodat-
ing official to the public generally.
in whatever business he embarAs
the best wishes of host of friends
will be with him. Mr.. Whitaker
Is an old time resident Of Baca
county and is Interested in the
firm Of Miser and Whitaker in
Lamar. He is a well known re-
publican and business man. and
will make a first class official.
The Lamar register., 1910-10-05

$50 tons choice cane hay which
IL stacked on my place two milea
east Of Carlton. Ill. c. ". New
man 1t sugar factory. Lamar.
The Lamar register., 1910-10-05
The Storage Season For Coal
is Over

But getting a We
sening o your
of
coaIfr the Trinidad
the bestsh Of
unePe idmont smelling
C. conkey's
pound and
Call and get a cent poultry free.
The Lamar register., 1910-10-05

Wanted to Buy-72 shares Fort
Lyon Canal company. Address r.
l.. in care Of Lamar Register. Civ
Ing lowest cash price. OF
The Lamar register., 1910-10-05

The Social Event Of e0se Season
Mr.. Gilmor Browns appearance
in Lamar at the opera house two
nights. commencing on Wednesday.
October 18th.
The Lamar register., 1910-10-05
For Sale.

Two desirable lots for sale; three
and four. block seven. A. X.
Brown, los West Glenwood Ave-,
The Lamar register., 1910-10-05

]. F. Coulter of Drexd. Mis-
souri,. was here this week looking
after his fine farm on the north
side.
The Lamar register., 1910-10-05
Wanted

Horses to pasture. $3.50 per
month. Plenty Of feed and water.
Pay monthly n advance. Opens
Sept s. PRATT. Phone Lamar No.
$50.
The Lamar register., 1910-10-05

For Sale-Full blooded white
wyandott roosters 800 each.
J. W. Lilly. Phone Ranch 1131
The Lamar register., 1910-10-05

ke W Tx
Thad Huey OF Las Animas was
IN Lamar Tuesday.
Mrs. R. NJ. Appel of Holly was
shopping in Lamar Saturday.
Charles Maxwell left on Monday
morning for Mexico ON business.
w. A. Leonard went to La Jun
ia Monday To attend to business
l.. J. Hutchins is reported sick
and threatened with typhoid few
c. r. Strain left Tuesday for
Ohio where he will attend to bus
mess.
DR.. J. v. Sayler of Two But1es
was In Lamar Friday attending to
business.
Miss Mildred Irving of Granada
was in Lamar Saturday doing some
shopping.
J. E. Rose Is able to be in his
old place at Silver Bros. after a
long illness.
Albert Z. King of Mcpherson,
Kansas. arrived in Lamar Tuesday
to eaiend to business.
,. B. Novels. J. s. Hasty and
J. X. Doughty were In Las AMI
mas Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lester and
son have returned from an extend
ed trip through the northwest.
Miss Opal Rowe returned to her
home in Holly after several days
visit in Lamar with her sister.
Wayne Hackett. brother of Mrs.
r. h. Flint. underwent an opera
don for Appendicitis Monday AFTER
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. ,Sayler return
ed Monday from Rocky Ford wher.
they had been visiting for severa-
days.
w. w. Reynolds and S. C. Greg
DRY were in Lamar the first o.
the week to attend commissioners
meeting.
The first number of the lecture
course for this winter will be a
lecture by John b. Rotto Monday
night. October 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Mourning
have returned from Wichita. Kan
sas. where they spent the sum-
mer with relatives.
MI. and Mrs. L. Van Ginkle
have returned home from Des
Moines, Iowa, where they have
been visi ing for some time.
Miss Dixie Davis. who has been
visiting for q few days with rela-
xives in Lamar. returned the latter
part Of the week to Montrose.
II Is understood that J. T. Ad-
xins has resigned as chairman OF
the democratic central committee.
EA-Mayor Maxwell will I'LL his
place.
Word was received in Lamar
Monday from Elkhart. Ind. that
Mrs. C. r. Beardsley. formerly OF
this place. was dead. No particu-
lars were received.
Gilmore Brown and Co.. who
have SO highly pleased Lamar peo-
pie with their excellent plays will
again be In Lamar in the near fut-
ure for two nights only.
Miss Pearl Lay came down from
Las Animas the first Of the weei
and will stay in Lamar this win
ter with her mother. Mrs. Franz
Lay, who expects to move intt
town.
The Christian parade was goot
evidence of what Rev. Pratt ant
his co-workers are doing in La
mar, there being three hundred
and fifty people in the procession
by actual count.
A mass meeting was he1d Tues
day night at the Commercial ciul
rooms for the purpose of heardni
4 proposition to be made by +. .
Keys for the installation of q ga
p.ant In Lamar. The idea Is Il
sell $4,000 Of stock to the cifi
xens, the citizens to pay $4,000 10
the piping Of the town. and the ga
will be furnished at the rate
so cents per thousand cubic feet
OF about one-half the price of tn
.. oportionate amount of coal. No
&hIng definite was decided at tn
The Lamar register., 1910-10-05

For Sale-Single comb Brown
LegheEn hams Ssa =. n. Px1saA
The Lamar register., 1910-10-05

VIII your widow get her money?
In the Royal Highlanders she Will
because they have the correct rats
and an adequate reserve fund.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-16

peared at the district attorneys office
earlier in the day and was released on
his own recognizance.
Deputy District Attorney Paul J.
Mccormick, who drew up the COM
plants, was notified last night of the
arrests of the Hamiltons and allowed
the men to be released on their own
recogniZance to appear before Police
Judge Chambers this morning.
The complaint against the five men
alleges a misdemeanor, comprising
three counts. The first count alleges
the defendants, as directors of the
Hamilton Mining and Milling company,
issued Illegal dividends; the second
count that they withdrew Illegally,
the treasury stock, and the third count
charges conspiracy to defraud pur-
chasers by such action.
Attorney Page acted as counsel for
the Hamiltons, and the specific COM
plant of Wiley is that the books of
the company We're so manipulated that
1000 shares of stock were transferred
Illegally.
The defendants regarded their ar
rests lightly, stating the charges of
Wiley were absurd. They intimated
they would fight the case to a finish,
and prove Wiley's charges false. They
refused to discuss details of the case,
stating the court room was the proper
place to thresh out such matters