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case expressed the belief this morn
ing that the mayor would be back
at his desk in the city hall in six
weeks.
New York, Aug. 15.-Whlle Mayor
Gaynor, believing that the man who
shot him down is insane, Is disposed
to pity his would be assassin, the all
thorities, in no such relenting mood,
are today working harder than ever
upon the case. New information,
which 1t is reported may involve 9TH
ers In the crime of James J.. Gallagher,
the discharged dock Waterman who at
tackled Mayor Gaynor, is now engag-
Ing attention, but the nature of this in
formation is being kept secret. While
the detectives are working upon this
new line of investigation the wounded
mayor is steadily improving.
His attendants delight in repeating
the stories Of the mayors heroic forti-
tude and unselfsh desire to cheer
those around him.
~ hoo " Scl bSCh bclu mat lis
enthusiastic admirers are now boom
ing him for the Democratic presiden-
tial nomination In 1912, but his friends
would like to hear what he has to say
upon the subject.
Mayor Gaynor himself found a rem
edy for the hard, deep cough which
had caused him considerable incon-
rontanna ON IIryloy ,-I Got,pJo- H.
discovered that by assuming a certain
position in bed he was able to stop the
coughing almost at once. Once hav-
ing hit upon this remedy the mayor
steadfastly kept his head in the re-
quired position despite the firing of
the muscles.
The cough had been caused, so the
physicians determined, by the drop
ping of the uvula, that fieshy part of
the soft palate which is pendent be-
tween the pharynx and the opening
into the mouth. There seems to have
been a partial paralysis in the uVula
which the physicians believe will be
only temporary, but which at present
causes that organ to collapse and irri-
tate the base of the tongue. This has
brought on the coughing, and 1t was
by shifting his head that the mayor
found that he could lift the tip OF the
uyula away from the irritated part.
And now comes the closing chapter
in the diverting history Of the invalid
ism of Mel Smiths dog down at st.
James, In which the invalid in Hobo
ken took such an interest In the dark
est days of his fight for life. A letter
came to Mayor Gaynor from Mel
Smith himself, which said that Mel
had read in the papers Of Neighbor
Gaynor's keen solicltude for that gol-
burned dog who'd barked at one auto
too many. Me Smith wished to as
sure the mayor that the dog was all
right, and wishing the same to Mayor
Gaynor, he begged to remain, Mel
Smith.
in the afternoon that among the many
delicacies that had come to the hospital
from well wishers was q case of a
dozen bottles of champagne. The
Mayor said that he did not care to
partake of any Of the wine just now
and be directed Adamson to distribute
the bottles among those patients In the
hospital who could enjoy 1t.
James j. Gallagher, apparently real
izing that severe punishment Is await
ing him for his murderous attack upon
the mayor, is now deeply interested In
the news from the hospital. He seems
to feel that each favorable bulletin
puts capital punishment further from
him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-15

Some OF the news" OF your imme.
date neighborhood meV Ne found In
tie want ads.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-15

birds and other
~feathered folk out
of the county. The
dog could not I'M
derstand 1t at all.
These great winged
creatures were EVIL
IDENTITY a kind of
fowl, though for
the life of him he
u not under
stand what species
they belonged TO.
Day by day he
W a I c b e d them
through the fence
trying to work out
the problem. At
last he gave chase.
chimes few low and
reasoned that 1t W
any rate, be follow
mile, and as the aero
good time It was a
that some time later
he ~aeroplane to the
was scratched ant
thorns and barb
bloodshot of eye an
mouth. Mad dog!''
and there was e hu
among the bird men
pounds, Captain Tb
made 9 flying leap
showed be had not
In vain
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-15

II yo DO M read rwa
sgssg day yog vii u
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-08-15
In the Lime|ight.
Glimpses Into Lives of
Celebrities.

TN he two m O $
significant re-
cent happen
ings In the conserva-
ton row were the
u ent of
Secretary of the In
terror Ballinger that
he did not intend to
resign and the APP
pointment of Gen.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-07
Platform of Republicans

Sioux Falls, s. D., July 6-The repub-
lican state convention which met yes
terday did not conclude the work of
adopting a platform until long after
midnight the committee on resolutions
being deadlocked during the early part
of the night The platform declares al.
legiance to the Roosevelt policies, COM
mends President Taft in so far as he
has been loyal to those policies de-
clares the new tariff law should be
revised, declares for natural physical
valuation of railroads, for graduated
income tax for federal regulation of
corporations, for conservation of ma
tural resources and commends the new
rules of the national representative
body of the government. The recall and
other state reform measures are ms
dorsed
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a
with of clothes high
in
Il
a
children
bathing
OF
but haven't hand
woma tim to it
aske
would If o she
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-07
Reclama alton Act Is Valid

San Francisco, July 6-The constitu-
tionality of the reclamation act was
upheld today by the United States cir
cult court of appeals which sustained
the decision of the Idaho district court
In favor of the government in the case
of David Burnley against the United
States government. The decision at
fects the disbursement of the 100000
900 recently appropriated by Congress
for reclamation projects In the west
and will permit the resumption of work
that has been suspended pending a de-
cision on the legal question involved.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-07
Echo of Cotton Scandal

Mobile, July Gan echo of the
Knight, Yancey & Co., cotton fraud
scandal was heard in the United States
district court here today when Judge
Toulmin heard arguments on demur-
rers of Latham & Co., ct al. to the bill
filed by C. E. Frost and w. S. Lowell,
receivers for the defunct firm. and j. T.
Gibson, a creditor. Decision was re-
served. Demurrers of Latham & Co.
heard aver that the receivers and cred
itors who joined them have no right
70 bring action.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-07
Negro Mail Clerk Attacked

Houston, Tex, July 6-An unidentified
white man,, alleged to have been lntoXl-
Gated, attacked negro route agent at the
Kansas City Southern railway depot at
Port Arthur last night, destroying the
mail sack, scattering the mail over the
platform and into the street. The negro
fled. 1t is said the negro made big talk
and pointed to the mail sack as protec-
ton when he was assaulted. United
States District Attorney Ownby went to
the scene today.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-07

of friends at the seashore hotel, wrights-
vile N. C. MI Lanier has just gradu-
uted with distinction from Lehgh uni
versty in Pennsylvania
Mrs Mary Pierce. daughter of Dr. ]. D.
Pierce of West End continues quite i'll
at her home.
Mrs. W. D. Smith is at home after a
10 days treatment at the McAdory in
Urinary.
Mrs. A. Latady and the Misses Latady
have returned from brief visit to Mrs.
Jatadys mother in Montevallo.
Mrs. Sydney Bowie, Miss Elizabeth and
Miss Alice Bowie have returned home
after an absence of three weeks at the
Seelbach in Louisville, KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Blalock of Barnes
villes. Ca, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. A. Clayton in woodlawn.
Mrs Joseph Montgomery has as her
guest Miss Louise Kolb of Montgomery.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Pepperman are at
their home on st. Charles street after a
Mrs Hunter Smith and her mother,
Mrs. WEIGH, have gone to Wrightsville
beach. Later in the summer they will
both go to Atlantic City for two weeks.
Miss Sara Bruce is the guest of Mis-
Martha Bruce in Montgomery.
Miss Bertha Herzig of Cullman and
~
Warrior are the house guests of Miss
Olive Chace on the North Highlands.
Miss Kate Durham of Woodstock, Ca,
Miss Leetha Durham of Smyrna. Ca,
and Miss Loula Hancock of Atlanta are
guests of Mrs. L. borough on Fifty-third
street.
The friends of Master George Hunting
ton Clark will be sorry to know that he
painfully sprained his arm by falling
from the veranda at his home on Orange
avenue.
Mrs e. T. Wilcox has returned from
a two weeks visit at Atlantic City.
Mrs Joel F. Webb and children are the
guests of friends in Atlanta.
Mrs. MCGEE Porter has returped to
her home in Aberdeen, Miss.
Mrs. Ernest Otis is visiting her sisters
Mrs. Summers and Mrs. Stickney, in
Greensboro.
Miss Ethel Kits of Talladega Is the
guest Of Miss Eva humphrey of Bessemer
this week.
Miss Browder of Livingston and Miss
CARRIER of Demopolis are the guests Of
Miss Roberta Porter.
Mrs. Joseph McLester will leave in a
few days for Lowell, Mass, where she
will spend the summer with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Paul Chalifoux.
Mr. and Mrs. T. j. Larkin spent few
days this week at the Battle House in
Mobile.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-07
A Problem That Confronts Women
Might Easily Be Turned Into An Industry Which Would Be
Lucrative-A Suggestion From Clever Woman-Em-
broidered Tablecloths May Be Dispensed
With But Prayed Skirts Must Be Turned
By DOLLY DALRYMPLE.


in mind in the
the
while considering the problems of women can't help repeat
ing herself
o
of
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-07

family
be
ond and when months
a Of
for
work would better than
is
rnuch
the lining her
things could
~
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-07
pispute Cau.e. shootinx

dispute over a fare, Mitchell Johnson,
negro hackman, was shot and per-
haps fatally wounded by ]. w. Collins.
a white man. this morning. Being on
main street the shooting created
much excitement, many fearing an out
break between the races as a result of
the Reno fight.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-07
Fourth In San Juan

San Juan, p. r., July 1.-THE Fourth of
July was celebrated deliberately here with
a military and civilian parade. with fire.
works, and at the theatre. The authori-
ties restricted the use of explosives.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-07

Mr.. Hull Christian, Mr.. Walter Phelps
and Mr.. Henry Chairsell are spending
their vacation with camping party on
an island off Savannah.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-07

York Later he will join his family at
Mt Clemens, Mich, and they will spend
the rest of the summer among the Thou
sand Islands.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-07

of friends at the Seashore hotel, wrights-
vile N. C. Mr. Lanier has just gradu-
uted with distinction from Lehgh uni
versty in Pennsylvania
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-07

Mrs Mary Pierce. daughter of DR.. ]. D
Pierce of West End, continues quite IL
at her home.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-07

Mrs. W. D. Smith is at home after
10 days treatment at the McAdory In
Urinary.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-07

Mrs. A. Latady and the Misses Latad.
have returned from a brief visit to Mrs
Batady's mother in Montevallo.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-07
MISS MEYER WEEDS MIR. GOODWIN

quiet wedding took place Tuesday
evening when Miss Mary Myrtle Meyer
became the wife OF Mr. Wyley Goodwin
at the home of the Rev. r. A. Vaughn.
pastor Of the Powderly Baptist church.
Only relatives and intimate friends were
present. The bride wore q white lingerie
frock and large picture hat. She car
ried shower bouquet of brides roses.
Mr.. L. Pizitz left yesterday for New
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-07-07

ANNOUNCEMENTS
The ladies are urged to attend the con-
ference at the Chamber of Commerce this
morning at Ii o'clock. The subject is the
need Of home for tubercylar patients.
The Missionary local will meet this
morning at 1920 o'clock at the Central
Presbyterian church.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-01

Wllhost qssseioa there hss bees.
an6 y seill. imaginative necessily In
ehiscuanssy f0s Intellectual honesty.
bul ~ believe : sobes analysis Of
~ drllt " private and public h(e
to1ny will shoW . saroag and COO.
o1one tendency 10 that directioa.
snys ~ Onaha BE. 70 begin
Wish. ~ - . people have. Isarned
sunsthisg Il or national 'fsplts %
Well . u its virtues: We have
1eoresd that we were IN exttava.
9ent people. 10 speech and sCtloo.
That peudivsl wealth and .uupsecs
9eessd prosperity have mode Ms
cossDeas a ehs future and ssckless
~ Uus Tssources. but ~ havr
owakened 10 the danger Of ovsgtp.
dmlaeocs aad 81 abOul to semsdy
~ svsl. We ere consesvink nors
ed mogs What Ne use TO .wasis--
NIL. WeleS. timber. miuesalh and
llkeWiss moral chsssctes. IL tbe
oeoksaing hos come new vipi0n
Il oosal obligstions % imposed In
u ~ rasks, " private citiseeship
I'D lsdivi1sal ard c0rposass busi.
nson.
The spirit ~ istellectusi hoaes(,
= alsssdy . doninsst spirit 10 bus.
iooos. polllics. The pgu(essions. The
nuoosot 6iopuoietOn ID TO pat the
The Dolores star., 1910-07-01
rssday. JAY !. 1910.


~ 0eesiag Of The Americas
A0sciasiou q Nussesywes q Den
~ calls 10 mind the necessity Of
ssne NV governing the delivery Of
ousueSy sock II 10 true name. II
y . most sesious thing for . fruit
aroWes 10 plant IN orchard. give Il
seotaejoo and care from thrse 10
sj1 yeass and then End wheu Il
cuNes isto bearing that the vasie-
tn ere not what was ordered.
MOI oaly ere they sometimes ncl
WIN was ordered but occasionally
ere varieties that the grower dor
~ want and would nat have ai
oay prize. This means three TO six
yesSS u time sctuslly lost 70 this
Rro~sr 10 ny nnthiag Of the cafe
aed expense which are small In
conpasison with the las Of time.
Ill undOubledly true that mis-
tokes Will occur with the mosi
cnascisasious susseryuen hut when
lbey 10 occur they should be the
oNes 10 suffer and not the innocent
pugchesrss.
Ths quessios then arises how
CO this b done. We have seen no
plass submitted BY any writers on
~ ssbject but have thot for our
srlvss which nay Of may ma b.
practical. Orr plan ws.u d BE- this:
keqsise BY ssatuse . bond 10 Be-
Sid II shis tessilosy BY oil outside
nsssssiss hsfose they can do bust
ness IL he territory. just - We re-
qaies 0us insurence companies to
-. Tits bond will guarantee that
10y furnish goods true 10 name.
u tusn prosect the nurseSyman
fGom ~ uasuccessful farmer. fos
~ bave theo . veil % nurseSy-
-. b rsQuising purchasers 70
koop ~ osigiqal oeder duplicate
M uhlco' hertg tsselshe1. ~.
~ - ~ gsuos1 plansed " ~
NO. 6elivese4 = essential evidenee
u . daoage su,t. An occasioasI
sesdiiag sloaid not b cause ~
1anaee sctios bat . subssituiive d
vasississ cestaialy should ard thei
1nmaGe should bo bnene By IT,
- sssponsible i0s iA.-Fagnine-
10 Tiaes- Hustles.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-01

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wsiism' esspl4elen. . ssdvcttes In
rates n tyeas3 ~, ~ sses wiil % In
to s@PflM Pvsblo. Tth ssssss . ~.
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10 s6t psopleoe Pssbso. Rreommsnds-
tinns $3.50 b. D. q. CAm6s,d u ths
underwriters In hls coalsssaes wish shs
Cs,mnssssial club today ~ . ~
minos impsovmsnts In The Or dspast.
,sssmt will - carried ast. The ssdue.
tim b The sssslt a the Cnmmsseial
clwb's asisalloa a ths matter.
wednesday Jsiy q b TIE Day ~
sos the ans ''Rsastss Day" 10 Dosld1ss.
and pnssss ~ ese sswoaselng Ne
aAct. Piacss viii - psovIdsd 1ps The
iAsusen to leavs tsasss. ~ sssviess u
~ aweslnsssss ~ psovt6sd fgss ~ ths
uss II ail, and nssFshasts Will make
special niss - The ruval tsads. Bllly
Nsill the MI sslass msa Who , bsose.
Ing The pscjeet. aidsd b The Csmasss-
ctai sssusiasioa. thiaks u vill bslag
,nveh II The tsnds a oSslylng dlseriets
ia nouldss. Evssy WEDNESDAY,
throu9h.sst he ssasesss viii b givss
ssvss 70 ''msasast day."
The Dolores star., 1910-07-01
BLACK DECK

I will stand my Black Hawk
Morgan Horse this season ~ fol.
lows: Monday aud Tuesday At
Martin Cunning hams ranch ON the
Dolores. Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday on my ranch 3 miles
up the river from Dolores. Satur-
day in dolores Terms. $1,000
cash at end Of season OF $500 II
il runs over. ]. L. SHULrz.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-01
NOTICE or ADJUSTMENT DAv.

DD4see q janee l.. Shafts, deceaood.
rs aadsrsisssd, having bese appointed ID.
ntnistfassix q ths sstats 0f Jansa I. SAules,
Rats u colorado, dscsased, hsecby gives
ooetes that she will apDsar 6sfors tbs County
COuu a said n0atsauaa County, at The Court
nUNss in Costss, 10 said Co0nsy, On Aa0nday,
a. issh, day q July, a. D. lssU, q he hour Of
~ oci0ck A. n. u said day, ~ which ti0s all
psssoas having elaine against said sstass are
puss Of having The sane adiusssd. All psrsoos
lsdshssd " sabd estate are FsYuested 70 make
ionsdiats paynsns ~ ths updsssignsd.
dated 81 Cortss, Colorado, this vsh, day Of
Suns, 4. D. 1oiN.
FsAnCEs 6uuLrs, administrative
u ths estate q Janes L. nhults, Deceassd.
ttsss pub june u, last p0b JAY ., lviu
The Dolores star., 1910-07-01

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The Dolores star., 1910-07-01
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
lPublishss.

DoDost0eoS q sho IntosiOs,
June ~, lelu
Nosies 10 hssshV sivss that Masy & y sllsr, u
Dolores, Colossdp, Who % Sasaasy leeh, tSle,
: sSl q ssssiss Hi II 1 sd NJ sE I
eps0ipa 3. 0oUoohi0 u, MOTH, 1saos ts Wsse,
= NJ 1ssi1isn, - I'D .otiss = i.sss.
~ d. SsSsssSssss sSssE q = sos:sy scsss
q nonason0a ooaaey, Colosedo. q hie Glnes q
Coseaa, COLORADO, - u tth, day II August, lS10
1. n. 0u1phso9, Bruset Z. Walker, Joseph
q noaNoaD ead L0ais Pulsilss all u Dolores,
Colorodo.
q. q. Charlton,
Register.
pisse pah juas q. mo; last pah isly ,. isl0.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-01
GENERAL NEWS I1Ens

Washlnetoa, Juas H.--Ths Dssus
Nath,nal hssk a D~saseo 10 hsss
ssshosissd y hsgin bsss.asss With oloo.
90. z. D. Barns b pssseasat Thessas
n. Ksllsy sssd h1oasas FSslds ~ vtes-
psssldsals ord J. r q. TyIss b easetss.
OuAea. Utah. JUae N.--Thses haa-
Alss whs ~ ~ ~ 0ssoss oesss
t1lps paansNoss ssais ins.1e ths sasy
llnslea. suas1anG pansaOsss end club
bing ~ Who eGsssd ssslssancs. ~
seill u hrue With poss0 fto@ thru
cuuutlss IN shslr tsall.
The Dolores star., 1910-07-01
Sss.ss Rswarl.

Iose-Ons old brown h0sss With bsl u
lastensd With chain snd Iock. bsandsd
- I'm shoulder BOX and hss . club
soot; also one bay mare bsanded II
On lsft shoulder, star In 1orsbssu.
Notify uudsssiensd who will ssud after
sous. Thee. H. Thomas,
C0stss, Colorado
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
HERMANN REFUSED TO
ELIMINATE SCHOOL LANDS

PORTLAND. Or. Jan. 26.-That in
4 300 he tried In vain to persuade BInger
Hermann, the commissioner OF the gen
eral land Office at Washington TO elm
inatc school lands from the then proposed
Blue Mountain forest reserve. was the
testimony given here today by Emmett
Callahan a Baker City lawyer, at Her
mann's trial on the charge of conspiracy
In connection with transactions involN-
ing lands belonging 10 the United States
government in oregon and California.
Callahan said he was sent TO Wash
ington by a Baker City newspaper to
represent the interests of miners In the
creation Of the Blue Mountain reserve,
and AS the opposition To the reserve came
chiefly because of the suspected school
land steal-speculators acquiring school
lands by fraud and expecting to exchange
this land after II was in the reserve for
valuable outside land-hc considered. he
said, that the best plan was 10 ellmin-
ate the school land,
Hermann refused, Callahan testified. to
eliminate the land
The general substance OF Hermann's
statement to me-" declared the witness,
was that there was no need of being
so insistent on the elimination OF the
school lands. Hermann appeared willing
that the school lands be allowed in the
reserve IT the lands were held by friends
and had been acquired all right. My i'm
preston was that Hermann was honest
although Secretary OF the Interior Hitch
cock appeared suspicious"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-01-27
MORE SUITS TO TEST
CORPORATION TAX
Important Actions Relating to
Recent Legislation Filed in
the Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s.-With the
fight over tho constttutionality Of the
corporation tax provision Of the Payne
tariff bill lnaugurated last week. four
more suits involving the same point were
enrolled on the dockets OF the supreme
court OF the United States within half
an hour today.
Unlike the original suit. in which the
little 100000 corporation. the Stone-Tracy
company of Windsor, VT. is the center.
all the suits today involve big corpora
tions with millions of capital.
Two suits were brought from the cir
cult court OF The United States for the
federal district OF New York. In one Of
these. Wyckoff Fanderhoof. n stockhold-
cr, asked that the Coney Island &
Brooklyn Railroad company and Its di-
rectors he restrained from tho payment of
the corporation tax on the ground that
II was unconstitutional. In the other
Francis J.. Hine brought suit for SINH
lar relief against the Home Life lnsur-
ancc company.
Two suits were docketed from the
United States circuit court for the north
ern district of Illinois, They were the
cases OF Fred w. Smith against the
Northern Trust company and that of
William II Miner against the Corn EN-
change National bank Of Chicago,