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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-26

zador, lis (Ganz) 10 to third Time
1:07 is. Milpitas ran
Second race-Seven furlongs. selling.
twoyearclds and up. value to first $500.
Helen Scott, 107 (Murphy) s to won;
Fritz Emmett, 81 (Forehandl 80 to l sec
ond, Sigurd, ia (McGee) to = third.
Time 1927. Deadwood, Beechmone Bob
Farley. The Hague, ran
Third race-Six furlongs. selling.
threeyearolds and up. value to first
s225- I'll Meter. 107 (Smith) to
won; Periwinkle, 101 (AlIen) Is to 5
second; Siscus. los (Rice) TO 1 third.
Time lib 2-5- Doc Allen, Silk, Waldorf
Belle. Banthel, Yankee Mic, Jim Eanes
ran
Fourth race-Seven furlongs More
los selling stakes. threeyearolds and up.
value to first 1855. Spohn, los Wan
Dusen) s TO won; The Wolf, los MUIR
phy) TO l second; Dangerous March,
III (Wilson) 80 to 1 third. Time
1:25 2-5- Fair Louise. Lomond, ran.
Fifth race-Six furiongs. selling
threeyearolds and up. value to first
s225- Joe Enrich. 100 (Reid) to 5
won; Tube Rose. I01 (Van Dusen) to
L second; Cheswardine. 1O7 (Smith) 15
to 1 third Time 1:14. McNally. Ned
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-26
SPOHN WINNER OF
SATURDAY FEATURE
Murphy Brings In Two
Firsts In Minor Events
and Adds TO Record.

The riding of jockey Murphy was
again the feature at the Juarez track
Saturday. for he brought home two
firsts, one second and one third. How
ever the big stake event of the after
noon, known as the Morelos stakes,
was won by Spohn, ridden by Van
DuSen.
This was Spohn's first victory at this
meet and he ran away from his field.
galloping all the way round the track
with Van Dusen up riding winning
race from the barrier to the wire.
There was a fast track and he took
every possible advantage of conditions.
running the round in 1:25 80
The Summarizes.
First receive and one-half fur
longs. purse, fouryearolds and up. val
ue to first 1925 The Pippin. 1O1
Murphy to 5 won; Annual Interest,
1O7 CReynolds) 9 to 5 second. Del Cru
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-26
TORREON FOREIGN CLUB
DEFEATS ASARCO BOWLERS

Torreon. Mex, Dec 26.-One Of the
most interesting contests which have
taken place on the bowling alleys OF the
Torreon Foreign club was the match
between the Torreon Foreign clubs
team and the Asarco bowlers- The To-
cal club came out with flying colors, as
1t has in every contest yet played. The
game was attended by considerable en-
thusiasm and the Asarce boys, though
defeated. had most enjoyable visit
Five games were played. the totals
being, Foreign club 1920. Asarco 1913,
Torreon winning by 272 pins. The Tor
reon club averaged 1886 throughout the
game. ASarco 15272
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-26

.Carmack. The S1icker. Fred Maier, Bit
ter Sir, Lykers, ran
Sixth race-Six furlongs, selling,
threeyearolds and up. value to first
s225- Pid Hart. III (Wi1son) to
won; Roberta. 109 (Reid) to 1 second;
Cathryn Scott, 104 (Murphy) to 1
third Time 1:13 As. Joe Woods, Smi-
ley Metzner, Preen. Jas Blackstock,
Gene Wood, He Knows, ran.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-26
BILLY PAPkE LOSES
AUSTRALIAN FIGHT

N. w.
o
foul the Smith Leo
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-26

the lead a half length ahead of JACK
Atkin who was coming strong at the
start. Rounding the far turn, he still
maintained his lead over the rest OF
the field length and a half ahead OF
Jack Akin. with Round the World in
third position.
Positions had been secured, the
horses turned for home. when Polls
came into third position, Injury came
this colt with burst of speed Down
the home stretch. every muscle tense.
the horses painting and striving their
best ran with the speed of the wind.
Just opposite the betting ring. In
jury. Cherryola and Polls came neck
and neck Then by little spurts Injury
crept slightly ahead of the other two
and came in winner of the biggest race
of the year.
FavOrites Win.
Flying Wolf in the first, Lena Lech
in the second, High Culture in the third
and Cat in the fifth, all favorites. took
the money in these events None of
them were in danger at any part of
the races when they won
Injury, who won the feature event of
the meeting is Texas horse and was
raised by his owner. J. W. Fuller
Wilson rode the race of his life and
came into prominence among the jock
eys IN the Juarez races by his excellent
generalShip.
Sundays Summaries.
First race-Five and one-half fur
longs. purse. 2yearolds. value TO first
S225 Flying Wolf. III (Murphy) 8 to
5. won; Salali. 103 (Van Dusen) to 1.
second; Seth. 10e (Benschoten) Is to 1.
third Time 1:06 Is Uncle Ben. Fred
Essen, Cord ran.
Second race-Six furlongs, selling,
3yearolds and up, value to first 1925.
Lena Lech. Ill CMcGee) to.5. won:
Miss Caithness. 100 (Reid) Is TO /, sec
ond; Lady Panchita, 104 (Smith) 80 to
l, third. Time. 1913 As. Tom McGrath.
Hidden Hand. Lady Quality ran
Third race-Five and ne-half fur
longs. selling, Syearolds and up, value
to first 1925. High Culture. 104
(Smith) to 8. won; Preen, 107 Grey
nolds) 5 to 1. second; Amigo. 10 (Mc-
Gee) to l, third. Time, 1907 is :.
Thurbet, Pannell, Deerfoot, Bantronia,
Ned Carmack, Dave Montgomery, Per-
sonality, Senator Paynter ran
Fourth race-One and one sixteenth
miles. Nayidad handicap. 2yearolds and
up. value to first S144O. Injury, lis
(Wilson) to l, won; Cherryola, 100
(Mountain) to 1, second; Polls, lib
(Murphy) 3 to 1 third Time, 1:45. Har-
rigan, Taboo, Round the World. Jack
Akin, Green Seal, Helmet ran
Fifth race-Six furlongs, selling.
2yearolds. value to first s225. Cat, 104
(Murphy) TO 5, won; Little Friar, Ill
(Wilson) 3 to 1. second; Stalwart Lad,
107 (Benschoten) to 1, third. Time,
1:13.. Count de Orc, Juarez, Oblivion,
Vanity Fair ran.
Sixth race-One mile, selling, Syear-
ODDS and up. value to first 1925. Cobles-
Kill. ITO (Reid) Z to 1, won: Barney
Oldfield. Ito (Ganz) to 1. second ;
Little Marchmont, 101 (ReynoIds) to
2, third. Time 1:40 Is. Buna, Bon Ton
Ed Holly. Col. Bronston, Tug Boat.
Vesme ran.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-11-12
TAxlCAB DRIVERS QUIT
1000 Join Express Wagon Mems Walk
out In New York.

Two thousand taxicab drivers o
New York city struck in sympath.
with the drivers and helpers OF IN
express companies. who have praoti
cally tied up express business In ans
through this city for nearly two weeks
A spread OF the strike TO drivers o
all vehicles in the city except food
supply wagons seems imminent /
was announced that at meeting o
labor interests date for genera
strike that would tie up "eyerythin'
on wheels" would be set
Samuel Gompers. president of tn,
American Federation OF Labor is II
the city and participated in confer
ence OF labor leaders II was declared
the support Of the federation would b
given the strikers.
Peace negotiations between the eN
press companies and their men hay'
been suspended
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-11-12

the senate. The vote 10 this state IS
very close. and ID may Dc q day or two
before the contest rs decided
Senator Dicks defeat ID Ohio Is now
accepted a a fact and Senator Beyer.
idge Republican. has practically given
up an hope IN Indiana The largest
gain made by the Democrats i'm any
one state was IN New York where they
turned a Republican majority Of II
into a Democratic majority of p One
more Republican congressman in The
New York delegations fell by che way.
side Cyrus Dmey OF the rWenty-fifth
district acknowledges lie was defeated
by Theodore Aiken, bis Democratic on
ponent Thls leaves the delegation
divided. 23 Democrats 20 ia Republic
cans. Only one congressman was elect.
ed from the Greater City and he was
w NJ. Calder Of the Sixth district.
The Democrats elected twelve OF
thirteen Indiana congressman, Edgar
ID. Crumpacker Of the Tenth district
being the only Republican in the dele
cation lie was reelected by re-
In Michigan. two veteran Republican
representatives, Edwin DENLY Of the
First and Gerrit j Diekema of tho
Fifth district. acknowledged that they
had been swallowed in the Democratic
landslide.
The insurgents and regulars had
their knives out in Iowa and two insur-
gents. Charles erik OF the Second dis.
trict and Nathan r. Kendall OF the
Sixth went down 20 defeat while the
standpat candidates was elected.
Latest returns give Congressman
Hitchcock, candidate for senator from
Nebraska. clear majority In both the
houses OF the Legislature.
In Kansas the insurgents carried all
eight districts
The first Minnesota district, the dis
trict had been represented in congress
for years by James r Tawney chair
man of the house appropriations com
mittee, elected Sidney Anderson. a Re
publican insurgent
I'm North Carolina, the Democrats
regained the three districts that the
Republicans have held since 1908
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-11-12
NOW FIGHT TO FINISH
Garment Workers Get Fedora.
ton OF Labor Aid.

Reputation al Chicago Of nj.
agreement entered into between Pres.
ident Rickert OF the United Garment
Workers Of America and Hart, Schaff.
ner & Marx has Nspurred the strikers
to renewed determination to carry on
the fight until they win all their de
mands. including the closed shop and
recognition Of the union
The mass OF strikers feel that they
must hold out, no matter al what cost
in deprivation and suffering They
have the moral and financial support OF
the Chicago Federation OF Labor and
at a meeting OF this body II was an.
nounced that full report OF the sltu.
alton would be made to the American
Federation OF Labor az It's convention
in 81. Louis next week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-11-12
DENNY SUFFERS DEFEAT
Diekema Also Loses in Race
for Re- Election,
Governor and other State VIctors Are
Republican, but Detroit Mayor
Is Democrat.

Detroit, Nov. 10-Michigan Repub-
lllcans won a sweeping victory on the
state ticket and elected ten OF twelve
representatives in congress Repre-
sentative Edwin DENLY was defeated
in the First district by Frank f. Dore-
mus. Democrat, and Representative G..
j. Diekma Republican, was defeated
in the Fifth district by Edwin r. Sweet
OF Grand Rapids. Doremus' plurality
was about 200 and Sweets $50
The majority OF Chase s. Osborne
for governor will probably reach 40.
600: that OF the remainder OF the Re
publican state ticket is 10000
An overwhelmingly Republican state
legislature will elect Charles T.. Town
send OF Jackson 10 succeed United
States Senator Burrows
William b. Thompson Democrat.
was elected mayor OF Detroit over
Proctor X Owens by 5000 majority.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-11-12
DAY or THANKS IS
SET BY pRESIOEN1
All Are Urged 10 Observe Thurs
day, HOV., "a


President Taft's formal Thanksei.
ing proclamation for this ear IS as fo.
lows
"By The president Of the unite'
States OF America.
4 PROCLAMATION.
This year OF 1910 IS drawing IS
close. The records OF population an.
hayests which are the index Of ITO
ress show vigorous national grow
and bealt hand prosperity and well rs
irg Of our community throughout ths
land and IN our possessions hey On
the seas. These BLESSINGS have n
descended upon us in restricted me
IRE but overflow and abound. Tire
are the blessings and bounty ofGo'
We continue 70 be at peace Wi.l
the rest of the world In all essert'H
matters our relations with other rct
pies are harmonious with an ever D.
ality Of friendllness and depth O.
recognition OF mutual dependence
is especially 20 be noted that dur
the past year, great progress has blc'
achieved in the case OF arbitration si
the peaceful settlement OF inieua
tional disputes.
Therefore. William Howard TIT
President Ct the United states, in 81
cordance With the wise custom or ~
civil magistrate since the first settl~
ment ia this land. and with the rn
established from the foundation OF tl,i
government do appoint Thutsdaf
Nov -. 1870 as a day or nation
thanksgiying and PRAYER eiioiulu.
the people upon that day to meet II
their churches FOR the praise Of Ga
Almighty God and % return heartfelt
thanks 10 Him for all His goodneei
and loving kindness.
In witness whereof. ! have there
unto set my hand and caused the sea
Of the United States 10 be affixed.
Done at the city OF Washington
this fifth day OF November in the yer.
or Our Lord one Thousand nine hun
dred and ten and OF the independents,
OF the United States the one hundred
and thirty-fifth. w II TAFT"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-11-12
BUYS GIRL; REJECTS HIM
Jackson Pole Sues Man for Re-
COvery of Money Paid.
Unique Case Started in Michigan
court--Girl Purchased Refuses
to Wed Her Buyer

Jackson Mich. Nov o. one OF the
most unique cases ever started in the
Jackson courts has been commenced
by Johann Wicher against Julius zirot-
ski for The recovery or S146 paid as a
purchase price for Augusta Grunst,
aged 4 years
Zirotski lell 10 love with Miss
Grunst when they lived IN Poland.
Shortly after he came to this country
he sent her money ia pay her passage
TO Jackson On her arrival here, Zirot-
ski proposed marriage to her but she
rejected him Fearing the loss of his
$146. Ziro,ski offered TO sell his In
terest IN the girl 70 Wicher. Wicher,
who had never seen the girl. paid the
money and then proposed TO the young
woman whom he had purchased. She
gave him the cold shoulder ard he i'm.
mediately started suit TO recover from
Zirotskf
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-11-12
, SPORTING AFFAIRS.

Negotiations have been opened for a
fight between Jack johnson and Joe
Jeanette 10 be held In Paris, on the
day the Grand Prix Is run next year
Jeannette's manager Daniel McKet.
rick, has notified "A representative OF
Johnson that one OF the clubs I'm Paris
stands ready 10 guarantee the colored
champion $4,000. win, lose or draw
providing Johnson will agree 90 q
finish contest, or $4,000 for bout oil
twenty rounds
Abe Attell. featherweight champion
OF the world. and owen Moran of Eng
land put up one OF the best bouts evei
Witnessed at the Philadelphia National
Aths,tic club, and there was nothing tS
choose between them at the end OF the
bout Attell proved the clevcrer OF the
two. but the hard work OF the English
man Offset any advantage the champion
had on him
frankie Conley. the Kenosha, Wis
claimant 60 the bantam weight cham.
pionship. Is going out OF his class A
telegram received from New Orleans
announced that Conley would meet
Abe AtteIl for the featherweight cham
pionship OF the world before the West
Side club OF New Orleans. The fight
IL scheduled to go fifteen rounds.
Harry Forbes OF Chicago and Kid
Hogan OF Pittsburg went six rounds
at Pitsburg. Forbes had a lot OF fire
in his attack and weight In his blows
which made life miserable for the
Pittsburg boxer, Several times Forbes
had his opponent In distress. Forbes
had the better OF the milling.
Young Erne won an easy victory
over Kid Broad and Charley ('Twin")
Miller in Philadelphia. lighting each
three rounds.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-11-12

CRIMES AND CASUALTIES

Challenged to fight after a quarrel
about a POOL game, Edward Singleton
twenn-ono years old, brewery driy.
or OF Evansville Ind. Went to the
street with Jacob Fitzinger Of the same
age, and from there to the alley Fitz
niger struck Singleton, who fell. feebly
attemptirg 10 rise, then dropped dead
ritzinger fed, but surrendered late
John Daniels was killed in an am
ateur game Of basketball played at the
New Haven. Conn. auditorium lie
was scrmmaging with the other play.
ers when he suddenly fell to the floor
Unconscious. He was removed to TN,
New Haven general hospital in an
ambulance On his arrival II was
found he had died EN- route.
Rev. r. r. Clappam fell dead in his
pulpit in the Episcopal Church a
Santa Clara. Cal. while reading 1
psalm TO his congregation. He wa'
about to preach his first sermon in IN,
church having come here from the
Trinity Episcopal Church at Tacoma
Wash
T. c. Thompson OF Seattle. George
Babcock OF Clear Lake. AMI Joe Span
gler OF Van Horn, Wash were drown
ed I'm the Skagit river at Van Horn
when one OF the bucket supports o
an aerial tramway on which they We're
crossing the river gave away.
Thirteen-year-old Perot Nevin sub
stituted q real revolver for TO,
weapon In the presentation OF scene
from The Roundup" at the home o
Mrs r II Ogden I'm Philadelphia ant
accidentally killed his bosom compan
ion. Theodore Delaney.
The body OF l.. J. Mullirey, civil
engineer employed by the Northern
Pacific Railway. was found in duel
boat near Dawson, n, ID. Mullfrey am
r. w Herbert, n contractor wer'
drowned while hunting ducks
William Gladdes, former studen
at Rose Polytechnic at Terre Haute
Ind. and now in the Union Pacif
engineering department, was accident
ly killed by companion while hunt
ing near Cheyenne
Two explosions occurring within
few minutes OF each other resulted II
the death of twelve men in tina Law
son coal mine at Black Diamond. thirt
miles southeast OF Seattle. Wash.
Worry is believed 10 have cause'
Mrs Harriet Turner OF Scranton, Pa
TO Kill her seyenteen-year-old daughte
and infict a probably fatal bulle
wound upon herself
Five men were killed in the mine
Of the Yolande Coal and Coke Com
pany in Alabama by an explosion o
gas ignited By au open lamp
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-11-12
ERBSTEIN is INDICTED AGAIN
Conspiracy Against States Attorney
Wsyman is the Charge

Attorney Charles u. Erbstcin Of
Chicago, Arthur Mcbride and three
others were indicted by the Cook coun.
~ grand jury on the charge OF con
spiracy 10 defame States Attorney
Wayman and 20 thwart justice.
Erbsteins and McBrides bonds were
fixed a $l0O00 each being the same
amount as specified IN the other indict.
ment returned against Erbsten on
last Wednesday on the charge that he
had bribed Juror Grant McCutcheon to
vote for acquittal in the second trial
OF Lee O'Neil Browne Mcbride Is an
employe of the circulation department
OF Hearsts Chicago American.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-11-12
cordial creetlnos.

We are always glad 10 encourage
new arrivals n the journalistic trade,
There IS 40 petty jealousy about Us.
And we extend the glad hand. there
fore, 20 the Boot and Shoe Retailer
and Leather Trades Gazette-a good.
snappy title. certain 70 catch the eye
on bookstall We have had no Of
fetal information ~ 10 the contents
OF the first number but we undsstaud
that Mr. William To Queux contri-
butcs serial. "rhe Mystery of the
Missing White Kid Upper while
poetry lovers win appreciate Mr.. Al
fred Austins "The sole's Awakening"
London Globe
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-11-12
HUMOROUS QU|PS
Modern Oscillation.

Three. only three. my darling
Stcrllzed. sentative. slow.
Not like tile swift and careless ones
We used 20 know
When We kissed because We loved each
other,
Simply 10 have some fun.
And lavished kisses as the summer
Iavishes sun.
But az they kiss whose lips arc sprayed
With antlseptie brine.
When nothing As LETT 70 give except
An anedyne
Tho FIRST kiss Oh. my darling.
Is sprayed With Ecrricide.
For many uoSious lille germs
lu red lirs b1.i
The second Kiss iny darling.
Ihfcush nnuseptlc gau2e,
IL truly ln accordance with
Hyeicuic ANs
The third kiss Oh my darling.
Ny iove, 7 c0uugt seei
This fine wire nilsN Is horrible.
Il scefna 90 nc
And. though 90 course azotc germs
We must fofeftaN.
This one iast Nise. ml darling. is
The worst az AM
carolyn Wells IN LIE.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-11-12
HIS WIFE GONE. ALSO $500
Muskegon Heights Man Suspects
Friend Of the Family"

Muskogon Mich. Nov l0.-A Iud-
kezlk Of Muskeeon Heights, woke up
TO find that his wife and $500 were
missing Judkezik was IN quandary
and could not explain his wife's disap-
pearance urtil he became aware OF
the fact that Wlabysian Geold, also a
resident Of the Hoiehts, was missing.
Geold was a "fricnd OF the family"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-11-12
EXPLOSION CAUSES A PANIC
eehborhood Rocked When Boilel
Bursts and Two Hurt by Shock.

a large boiler exploded IN Chicago
In the basement OF The residence o
A. IL Lamm. 1859 Grand boulevard
and caused panic N The nelghbor
hood Mrs Iamm. Who was telcphon
ing at the time. and Paul DanielAu
who has charge Of the heating plant
were thrown 70 the floor BY tile con
cussion
Parts of the basement and kitchcf
were wrecked Iamm Is vice presi
dent OF Eamm q CO.. tailors az Yves
Adams aud Jefferson streets. Heller
Roth. the cook was hanging clothe!
in he yard when the explosion tool
place She had left the basement onll
a few minutes before the boiler burst
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-11-12
LApEER HOnS QUARANTINE
Two More Patients at Institution Are
~ With ssiaIipox.

Lapeer, Mich. Nov 10. - A rigid
quarantine was placed on the Michi-
gan Home for The Feeble Minded ow-
Ing to the fact that two more patients
in the hospital are III with smallpox
A platform has been built on the
outside OF the grounds for the use Of
delivery draymen. No one will be al
lowed to pass In or out Of the gates.
One inmate has died. She had been
home on visit 10 her parents in
Saginaw,
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-11-12
ADIuOeED lNsAHE AND DIES
Battle Greek Woman Saved From
Asylum by Death.

Battle Greek, Mich, Nov TO- Death
prevented Mrs Minnie Cladden's con
fnemont IN the insane asylum al Kala.
mazoo as ordered by the probate
court. After being adiudged insane,
the woman was taken seddenly III, her
condition becoming worse RAPIDLY and
soon ending n death She was only
S6 years old and leaves a husband
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-11-12
GOTHAM-PhRIs MOTOR RUN
Frenchman Will Attempt to Make New
Record in Trip.

An attempt 70 break the New Yorl
TO Paris motor record OF 1908 will b,
made by Roger Colardeau. a French
man, who Is in New York He vii
use motorcycle instead OF an auto
mobile. believing that he can lower th,
record OF five months and eighteer
days by month
Colardeau IL going for the sport O
the undertaking and will pay his owl
expenses. lie will leave shortly 70,
Paris to arrange for supply station,
throughout Siberia and Russia. Tn,
itinerary will be announced before h,
leaves New York
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-11-12
Intended to PAY.

A bashful young lover walked into
the house OF his sweetheart bearing n
large box with. the name of a promi-
nent florist written on the cover.
How sweet and fresh they arer'
cried the young lady, opening the box.
~ believe there Is little dew on them
yet"
"Why err yes" admitted the young
man in great confusion, but it's lit
tie and I'll pay 1t tomorrow. Success
Magazine.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-11-12
Wrono Question.

$50 YOU took dinner at Willie Stout's
todayf' said Tommy's mother TO Tom
my
Tommy nodded.
IL trust" continued the maternal par
ent. that when il came TO the extra
helpings you had manners enough TO
say Nor"
Yes. ma" he murmured: IL said
NO several times"
Ma regarded him skeptically. lyon
did, she pressed.
Eyes. ma" whispered Tommy. Mrs
Stout kept askin' me II I'd had
enough"- Bits.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-11-12
KIDNAPPERS ELUDE POSSE
Large Number OF Men Still Looking
for Man Who Stole Girl.

Tampico. Mex. Nov. i0-The man
hunt for Segundo Selvero. the Mexi.
can outlaw who Kidnapped Miss
Grace Rolph. the l6.year-old daughter
OF DR.. T.. n. Rolph, OF Fender, Neb.,
from a ranch near Chocoy. this state.
Is still In progress
II has been discovered that Selyero
had an accomplice, and that the girl
was bound upon horse near her home
and conveyed into the mountains.
More than 100 rurales. and large
posse OF American colonists are In
close pursuit OF the kidnappers.