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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-03-17
Notice of Settlement OF Final
Account

In the Superior court Of the I\lttas county
State of Washington.
In the mat or of the estate of Eunicc Dickson
deceased.
Notice is hereby given. that F'tnlcc Dc>
Noienc. administrators OF the estate of i.uuicr
Dickson deceased. ha, rendered and presented
for settlement. and flied in the above entitled
court her liz al account of her adminl rtion OF
said estate: and that Monday. the 2Sth day oi
March 1910 at 10 o'clock II. ut the court
house in the city of Elonsquis. has been duly
appointed bysaid Court. for the settlement OF
said account. at which time and place any per
son interested in said estate may appear and
file exceptions in writing to the sad account
and contest the same.
Dated this 9Th day of March \. -. 1910
GEORGE SAY LES.
County Clerk and Ex Oliics Clerk of the Super
iOr Court OF kittitas county. state of Washing
ton
FirSt publication March 10 last March y
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1910-03-17

Summons by Publication

m Inc 9uprfi0r count Of klttltaS county, state
of WASHINGTON.
Edth May .lunkin plaintiff Us William l.
Juullin defendant -
The State of Washington to the said William
/. Junkin defendant: You are hereby sum
monrd to appear within sixty days after the
date of the first publication of this summons
1oWt within sixty days after the eighteenth
cay OF February 1910 and defend the above
entitled action in the above entitled court,
aud answer the complaint of plaintin, ana
serve copy of your answer upon the un-
dcr~igncd attorney for plaintn. at his Office be
loW stated and in case of your failure so to do.
Judgment VIII be rendered against you accord
ing To the demand of che complaint. which has
been filed with the CLERK of said court.
The object of said action il to have dissolved
me- huudS of malriuony now existing between
pluintln and defendant. -
A. l. SLEMMONS
Paintif'S Attorney
i. .. address. ENenSburg kittitas county,
stale of Washington. U.S.A.
FIRST publication Fen. Il. last March 81, 1901
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AMERICAN BUSINESS COLLEGE

ELLENSBURG, WASH
Come at least TO Night School to im
prove and prepare Yourself for the
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIE S of the WEST
M. j. O'SULLIVAN, Ph. ID,
Phone Red 247l Ala North Pine St.
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My superb residence with - lots, ]
in hearing orchard Fitted for poul-
try, cor. l2th and Walnut known as
ID. w Morgan home Terms Bargain
if taken soon Address Box iG4.
Death and danger IN I.aCirlppe. Health anu
strength in DIR. Miles Restorative Nervlne.
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nual school election in several of
the Districts because of deep SHOW.
Louis Tremp has been elected to
fill the unexpired term of school at
Dist. Is of Miss Nora Wilson, who
resigned because of i'll health.
The home of Chas. Burlingamc is
under quarantine again for scarlet
fever, his eldest daughter having
that disease in very mild form.
r. NJ. Osborn of Thorp, was
down on business Saturday. He
reports everything progressing very
nicely.
Mrs. Fred Ross taught school
last week in Roslyn for Miss How
land, whose sister died in this city
last week.
Harry Rice has the contract for
repairing and putting. in first class
condition the South Kittitas tcle
phone line.
Austin Mires left Saturday for
CORVALLIS, Ore, where he will
spend several days visiting his son
and other relatives.
Prof. H. H. Ryan is busy organ
izing the rural schools for the spring
field meet which will be held i'll
Ellensburg in May.
George Hunter, had the misfor
tune to laccrate one of his fingers
rather severely a few days since
with a drilling outfit
Rev. William J. Sharp, the new
pastor of the Presbyterian church
arrived Saturday and assumed
charges of the work.
l.. r. Freeman of Seattle, spent
few days in the city this week i'll
the interest of his candidacy for
United States senator.
Many houses in this city are now
receiving a fresh application of
paint, which adds very materially
to their appearance.
w. J. McCaustland of Seattle,
came over a few days since to look
after his interests in Kittitas, the
best valley in the state.
The people of the Christian
church are p tanning for one of the
biggest revivals soon that has ever
been held in Ellcnsburg.
Mr.. VIM. d. Olson of Thorp
brought his basket ball team to
Ellensburg Monday night to play
the training school team.
Mrs. J. B. Maher, who has been
critically i'll in North Yakima for
some weeks past is reported to be
convalescing very nicely.
G. X. Hovey, who has spent the
past two months in Honolulu
visiting friends, returned home
Friday evening looking fine.
G.. A. Knox is making good
Roadway on Vim. Freyburger's lit
tie concrete structure and when it
is finished it will be all o. k.
B. +. Vaughn of Yakima county
died Friday, March 4th. Mr..
Vaughn was pretty we'll known by
most of the old pioneers of the val
ley.
J. c. Hubbell is confined to his
bed and the general opinion pre-
walls that he is suffering from an
attack of fever. We hope to soon
chronicle the fact of his complete
recovery.
Friday, March IS, the B. p. O.
+. lodge No. l1O2, will celebrate the
second anniversary of it's organiza-
ton. The entertainment will con-
sist of music during the entire day,
followed by an official dedication
of the new lodge rooms in the
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Notice to Increase the Capital
Stock of the Red Mountain
Mining Company

TO the STOCKHOLDERS Of Che Red Mountain Min
ing Company:
You and each Of you are hereby notified that
IL stockholders meeting will he held III the prln
cipal place of business Of said Company in the
City OF Ellcnsburg. County of kittitas, state of
Washington, at the hour of 2 ocock p m. on
% day of May 1910, for the purpose OF voting
upon the question of increasing the capital
stock from $4,000 to VI 100000.
Dated at Ellcnsburg. Washington. this Bird
day of March, 1910, by the undersigned. being
majority OF the trustees of said Company
RED MOUNTAIN MINI Nc COMPANY,
BY n. PRUYN.
j. b. DANI DSON.
II. f.. WAGER.
Trustees.
First insertion March II. Last May 10, 1910
House for Rent, D room cottage
Apply at 309 East Ninth street. a
Riggs. loft.
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Sheriff'S Sale Of Real Estate

BY virtue OF an execution. ISSUED out of the
Superior court of kltttHs county, State of
Washington. and To me directed and delivered
for Judgment rendered in said Court at FL
lcnSburp, kitttaS county. State of Washing
ton, on the 9Th day OF December 1900 IN favor
Of Jacob CorfuS plaiutll aud AGAINST Is. u.
Garrison, defendants for the sum of two hun
drcd seventeen ana ~ 100 dollars iT2l1 90 with
interest thereon al the rate of per cent per
per annum from October 18Th 1909. and the fur
thcr sum of Sixteen and 100 as 500 costs Of
suit, have levied upon the following dcscribcd
real estate, to wit.
The south half of the Northeast quarter and
the Northwest quarter cf Section lhirlX-thrcr
ci), IN Township nineteen l9r North OF NHn""
seventeen "a, East OF the W lliamcttc Mcridi
an, situate, lying ana being in Is itlitaS county
State of Washington.
Notice is hereby plVcn. that ON Saturday the
9th day of April. l9lO al the hour Of o'vlocN
p. of said day. at hr-front door of the court
house, in lGlcnSburg. kitutus county. State OF
washington. will - ~ the RIGHT. title and in
tcrcSt of the said .drriSOn defendant. in
and to the abov" dcScrihcd real estate AT pub
lie auction to the highest and best bidder, for
cash. to satisfy said cNcculion and all costs.
Given under my hand This the 9Th day OF
March 1910 W t.. CROWLEY
Shcrin of kittitas county, Washington.
BY Il. II. GERMAN, O"puiN
First insertion March q last Insertion April j.
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Wanted TO borrow \. nOO on five
year, time or Longer, at Is per cent in
torest. Gilt edge security. Address
Lock Box 90, Eleu~hurg. Wash OF
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In the superior
Court pi the State
ut VIA nlnplOn for
lNIttita~ CoudtN
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Fol, SAI.I,

Try The Dawn one Year-only
81 90.
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Summons for Publication in
Foreclosure of Tax Lien

T.. j. MATTHEWS.
Plaintiil.
vs..
DAVID STRAUS.
MELNIN MARK
MAItX \ STRAUSS.
and all persons unknown
If any. haVln" or claim
ing to have an Interest
in and to the real prop
crty hereinafter dc~crib
pI
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Send 1Oc.. name of paper AID this ad. for our
beautiful Savings Eank AID (--.."'s SIX tch Book.
Each bank contains u Good Luck Penny.
SCOTT & BOVINE. 400 Pearl St. New York
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-31

evening won the gold medal in the
Interschoiastic Oratorical contest at
Las Vegas, held in connection with
the annual convention OF the New
Mexico Educational association.
There were seven contestants rep
resenting the various high schools of
the territory. Miss Harrison repre-
senting santa Fe High school, had for
her subject THE Spirit That should
Animate She was unanimously
given first place in composition and
thought and handled her subject in a
masterful and thorough manner The
best cratorical talent in New Mexico
was represented in the contest and
Miss Harrison In winning the grand
gold medal not only highly honors
herself but brings honor to Santa Fe
She had won tho gold medal at the
contest held at Santa Fe on Decem-
ber 8, last. Mr.. Webb. of Las Vegas,
last evening took second place, win
ming the silver medal. His subject
was "The Spirit OF the Pioneer A
public reception will be rendered Miss
Harrison tomorrow evening in honor
of her achievement
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-31

Articles of Incorporation were filed
in the territorial secretary's office to-
day by Montezuma college which Is to
be situated near Las Vegas. with John
r.. Gass as the resident agent. The
college is for educational purposes, the
teaching to be done in accordance
with the belief of evangelical Chris
tian churches. 1t viii be non-sec-
tartan, however IT is incorporated
for fifty years. and its management
shall be vested in a board of twenty
persons who must be evangelical
Christian church members.
The board of trustees is composed
as follows; John r.. Gass, Albuquer-
que Norman Skinner, jefferson
Reynolds, George A. Fleming, Fred
erick H. Pierce. Henry c. Coors,
James Fl. Stearns, all OF Las Vegas;
William H. Pope, Roswell; James G..
McNary, FL Paso; ]. 5. McTavish,
William j. Murphy,
Phoenix, Ariz.; Hugh A. Cooper, AL
buqEerque George Logic. Douglas
Ariz =. Harlan p. Cory, Globe, Ariz.;
Frank c. Reid, Phoenix; Gabino Rem
don, Santa Fe; Henry NJ. Campbell,
Phoenix, Ariz.; jeremiah Moore Taos;
Samuel Magill, Ration, and E. Edgar
Mathes, Artesia.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-31
MAYOR ELDER AS YET
HAS FORMULATED
No PLANS
WILL ANNOUNCE POLICIES
AT FIRST COUNCIL MEETING
Newly Seated Head Of City Ad-
miniStration Warmly Con-
graduated Yesterday By
Friends and Well WiShers.

That he was not prepared to an
nounce any policies which he may
have i'm mind in connection with the
administration Of the city, was the
statement made yesterday by the
newly seated mayor, DR.. John w. FL
der.
Il did not make any plans or out
line any policy for the election said
Mayor Elder yesterday, and follow
ing the election, when the mayoralty
contest was in the courts, | did not
speculate as to what | would do in
the event the decision was favorable
to me AS vet have not had suffi-
cient time TO make any plans or out
line any policy IT Is possible, how
ever, that | will announce any poll
cies | may have at the meeting of the
city council next Tuesday night"
Mayor Elder was warmly congrat-
ulated yesterday by scores Of friends
and well wiahers upon winning out
in the contest. Nearly every man
who voted Tor Mr.. Elder claimed the
responsibility for his election, the re-
suit depending on one single vote.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-31
STATEHOOD RALLIES
IN SOCORRO AND
VALENCIA
LarrazoIo, Bursum and Mon
toya Urge Ratification Of
Document and Are Enthusl-
aStically Applauded by Voters

Especial Dispatch 60 the Morning Journal
Belen. N NJ. Dee. 30.--A strong
sentiment In favor of the ratification
OF the constitution and the securing
OF statehood is indicted by the at
tendance of citizens of Socorro and
Valencia counties M two meetings to-
day one held az san Juan, Socorro
county, and the other at Belen. The
statehood meeting al san Juan this
afternoon was attended by more than
800 people who were addressed by
O. A. Larrazolo, II. o, Bursum and
Nestor Montoya. Each made a strong
plea for the ratification OF the con-
stitution by the people and the APP
plause with which they were greeted
indicates the voters in that section OF
statehood.
The three speakers came TO Relen
this evening and addressed q meeting
which wac attended r. more than 400
people. The audience enthusiastically
greeted them, showing that the ratifi-
cation of The document is favored IN
this city by practically every voter.
Mr.. Larrazolo, Mr., Hursum and Mr..
Montoya will speak az statehood meet
ings tomorrow at Kelley and Magdn
lena and on Sunday win speak al O
meeting In San Marciai, Monday they
VIII go TO Las Cruces whore they viii
be joined by Governor William j.
Mills and all four viii address a state
hood meeting in that town.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-31
MARCH OF PROGRESS
AT ClMARRON; PHONE
SYSTEM COMES IN

Cimarron, N. NJ. Dec. 30.---Another
public Improvement is now assured
for Cimarron. For some time there
has been talk of the need of tele-
phone system for the city, and the
city dads passed an ordnance grant
ing the Colorado Telephone company
the right 70 put In a system here. The
company Immediately got busy with
the project and the result is that the
citizens will have an opportunity Of
talking sassy to central District
Manager Hunt. with headquarters at
Ration, was here several days with
member OF the company from Dem
YER looking over the city and plan
ming the work. They have ordered
the material and work viii commence
as soon as IL arrives. The company
will have their own building, in which
the central office VIII be located. The
building will be erected on lots one
and two, bloclstwenty six, facing Lin
coin avenue. Work on the building
will start I'm n short time and rushed
to completion in order to be ready
for occupancy by the time the poles
ana wires are up. II is estimated that
the system Will cost I'm the neighbor-
hood Of 10000. which Is not so bad
for town the size Of Cimarron. the
having i'm view the pros
poets for a rapid growth Of the city
in the near future. will lay the foun-
dations for a much larger system.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-31
GRIEF AND GLOOM
PERVADES PAID
IN FULL
Problem Play Presented By
Clever Actors Before Brilliant
Audience at EIks' Theater.

Filled with problematical problems
and desolate sadness, enlivened by
brief snatches of humor and good act
ing, Paid in FUN was presented
last evening TO one of the largest
audiences Of the season. It's human
story dealing with essentially human
characters. The same old story Of the
worthless man told with variations.
The play opened on a rather sordid
domestic picture, the husband week
ly kicking at the world for his own
failures and inability to make more
than eighteen dollars week. and
the wife bravely. if somewhat pitt
fully undergoing the ordeal. The
situation is complicated by the wife's
family, who naturally think she could
have done ever so much better in
a matrimonial way Gertrude Richie
as the wife made the part living.
potent one. She was natural and
real in her acting. clear through
and did not spoil the strong emo
tional moments in the play with rant.
AS for the husband-Hugh Harper,
gave creditable character presenta-
ton and played well the weak and
cowardly man who had not bravery
enough to do right nor gumption
enough to take the consequences of
his wrongdoing.
Captain Williams was admirably
done by Charles T. Del Vecchio, and
the gruff old gentleman with hard
words and good heart was one of the
hits of the evening Probably jim
sey' was the favorite with his deli
cious drawl, his devotion to the wife
and LOYALTY to her husband and the
part afforded some clever acting for
Eugene Daltel. The other three
parts. those of mother. daughter and
Captain Williams valet, We're well
taken respectively by Mae Dudley
Gordon, Virginia Baird and Oscar
Wheeler.
The caHt was an all round good one
and the scenery in splendid keeping
with the really first-class production
The theme Of the story Is decidedly
but it was well acted and
well received and the production was
really worth the bad taste which lin
gers as the aftermath
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-31
CROP PRODUCTION
FOR TERRITORY
ENCOURAGING
Statistics for December Make
Splendid Showing for Six
Classes Of Producei Much
Better Than That of Arizona,
Especial Correspondence to Morning Journal

Especial Correspondence 10 Morning JournaiI
Santa Fe. ~ NJ, Dec S0.-The crop
reporter for December gives the pro-
duction for New Mexico as follows
Corn, 10000 acres, 100000 BUSH
els, 2S bushels to the acre, total value.
SI.449,0O0 at 80 cents per bushel
Spring wheat, $4,000 acres, 20 bush
els per acre, $50 bushels at 81 per
bushel. total value $S60.000.
oats, 10000 acres, PA bushels per
acre, $4,000 bushels at 62 cents a
bushel $4,000.
Barley. 1000 acres, 25 bushels per
acre, 1000 bushels at so cents, SEQ
900.
Potatoes, 1000 acres, AZ bushels per
acre, "a. .0ca bushels at S1.04, a total Of
s9S, 900.
Hay, $4,000 acres, 2.1O tons per
acre. 100000 tons at $3.50 total
of $4.6S0,000
This makes a total of S7,6l7,000 for
these crops alone, or more than the
total coal and metal production of all
the mines of New Mexico Yet, the
fruit crop, beans, broomcorn. truck
gardens and other farm products not
included in the crop reporters sta
tistics would more than double the
total above mentioned Arizona's pro-
duction in the same six crops was
valued at only $5,243, 900. despite the
higher value placed on each bushel
and ton. 1t is certain that New Mex
ico's prosperity depends on the pro-
ducts of it's farm to a greater extent
than on any other industry.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-31
A Canine Dynamiter

Kruger had "a dog which was well
trained to fetch anything that his
master threw for him. One day
Kruger took some sticks of dynamite
and went to a neighboring stream
with the intention OF dynamiting
some fish. He attached fuse and ex-
ploder to stick of the explosive, and
threw 1t toward the stream, but, miss
ing the mark. the dynamite landed
on a rCck.
The faithful dog. thinking that the
stick had been thrown for him TO
bring. ran and returned with it 20 his
master in great glee, with the fuse
Sizing nearer and nearer to the ex-
plosiVe. Kruger ran in horror. the
dog. deeming il great sport, after him.
The dog. being the better runner,
danced about his master. Finding II
impossible to escape the animal by
running. Kruger climbed a tree with
an the alacrity he could muster. and
had Just reached a vantage point OF
safety when the dynamite exploded.
and the dog-well. the dog was hold
ing the stick in his mouth when IL
went off.-Hudson Maxim in Adven-
TIRE
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-31

Scourges of the Human Race.

The fly. the flea. the mosquito are
the veritable scoursge of he human
rase in the diseases they carry. The
fly, as we have seen. carries diseases
which decimate the native population
Of the African highlands; the mosqui-
to spreads malaria. the most uniqui-
tous OF tropical diseases ana is suspect
ed OF propagating yellow fever as well;
and the flea spreads plague. In the
last case there is usually only one
Kind Of flea. Pulex Choopis. which
spreads the infection, and ths other
fleas which might spread 1.-THE Ger
fasciata and the Typhot-
reyila musculi-are not very partial
TO human blood. though the second
will take 20 II more readily than the
and the dwellcrs Of temperate cllres.
the range Of most Of these death and
disease carrying insects is limited To
the tropics.-Isoilio Graphic.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-31
MONTH GETTING OUT
OF OLD MEXICO
Woman Traveller Says Hard
ships Prevail in Southern Re-
public and Railroad Traffic
is Very Uncertain



Santa Fe n NJ, Dec. 3O.--That 1t
is anything but pleasant to be a
traveller in Old Mexico Just now was
the declaration Of Mrs. w. l., Ed
wards. who passed through the city
on her way to Salt Lake. stopping
at the Claire hotel. Mrs. Edwards has
just come from Puebla. which Is 100
miles south of the City OF Mexico,
and she said that she has been trav-
cling for month to get here. The
traffic is necessarily slow, as the trains
are harrassed by insurreetos. She said
that the extent of the war is scarce
ly known outside Of the Immediate
scene of activity, so careful is the
press censorship. Mrs. Edwards told
several stories which would go to
show that the government troops are
indeed using the mailed fist to put
down the insurrection.
She told how the government
searched the house of a prominent
citizen and when the troops discovered
ammunition in the house. the entire
family was put to death, without
warning.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-31
THROW OUT THE LINE.
Give the Kidneys Help and Many AL
buquerquc People wIn BE Happier.


Throw Out the Life Line
The kidneys need help.
They're overworked-~-can't get the
poison filtered out OF the blood.
They're getting worse every min
ute.
VIII YOU help them?
Doan's Kidney Pills have brought
thousands Of kidney sufferers back
from the verge OF despair.
win cure any form of kidney trou-
BILE.
Mrs. J. Hail. ace w Iron avenue,
Albuquerque, N. NJ, says; II will
ingly corroborate the public state-
ment | gave in favor Of Doan's Kid
ney pills in January, 1907, TO the
effect that they had been used In my
family with splendid results A MEM
ber OF our household suffered for
months from pains In the back and
often was unable 70 do anything for
a day or two. Doan's Kidney pills
brought positive relief and thus
earned my endorsement In my opin-
ion this remedy is one that cannot
fail TO bring relief from kidney dis
orders"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents Foster Milburn CO., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
states.
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other
Albuquerque morning journal., 1910-12-31
STATEHOOD WILL Be
SYSTEMATICALLY
BOOSTED
Down Town Headquarters Will
Be Established By Recently
Organized Non Partisan
League, -.

Statehood" is the slogan, or the
war cry Of the Bernalillo County Non
Partisan Statehood League, organized
at a rousing meeting Of non partisan
advocates of the constitution, held in
the Ellzs' opera house Thursday night
The newly organized league is al
ready in working order. Chairman
r. A. Mann has already engaged down
town headquarters in the building
formerly occupied by Rcsenfield, the
pawnhroker, next door to the old st.
Elmo saloon, on Central avenue.
From the headquarters copies of
the constitution in both English and
Spanish win be procurable by every
voter The campaign for a big ma
iority Tor the ratification of the con-
sttution in Bernaiiilo county will be
directed from the headquarters and
speakers will be sent to every pre-
cinct with the end in view of bring
ing out big vote on election day.