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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
MAINE is FOUND TO
HAVE SETTLED LITTLE

HAVANA, Monday, Sept. 26.-Prelim-
mary work on the wreck of the Maine
continues under the direction of Cap
tain Ferguson of the United tSates en-
gineer corps, who has force of
American divers and drillers at work
examining the bottom in the immedi-
ate vicinity of the wreck. From the
result of borings already made it ap-
pears that the wreck has settled COM
paratively little since the night of the
disaster.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
ST. CHARLES ALUMNI
TO APPEAR IN PLAY

The presentation of "Fabiola" by the
St. Charles alumni viii take place at
the Novelty theater Wednesday even
ing. Considerable interest has been
evidenced in the performance and if
the sale of seats warrants il the play
viii be repeated at d date to be
announced later.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
southern Pacific Hunters, Train

Established October 1 between San
Francisco and San Jose via Alyiso
Southbound leaves Southern Pacific
ferry depot Saturdays only at $40
D. M; northbound leaves San Jose
Sundays only at $3.50 D. M, arriving
San Francisco 7:4S p. M See agents
Southern Pacific. Ticket Offices. Palace
hotel Flood building, Market street
ferry depot Broadway and Thirteenth
street, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
FAST SLOOP MONSOON
WINS SPRECKELS CUP

Thirteen yachts participated in the
San Francisco yacht clubs race for the
A. B. Spreckles cups yesterday after
noon over the regular channel course.
There was light breeze and once again
2. G. Phillips speedy sloop Monsoon
carried off first honors in class and
made the best time of the day. The
Vixen carried off the class A cup and
the Neva class 3.
The full results were as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03

seb 900 FIRE AT JET-C'herokee Okla. Oct. q
Fire DESTROYED the business portion of Jet
the flames, which did approximately $50, 600
damage
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03

BoNAPARTE TO -Philadelphia, Oct
2-Having served as president of the national
municipal league for seven years Charles j.
states under President Roosevelt. announced
that he will retire from the office. His sue
cessor will be chosen by the league November
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
BIRTHS. MARRIAGES. DEATHS
BIRTHS

NEUNABER-In this city. October :, IsIU, 70
the wife Of z. W. Neunaber, daughter
MARRIAGES
BOONE-OKE-In this city. October 2 1910, nJ
Dr.. william Carey Bailey, at the First Cnrls
tian church. Ralph d. Boone. and Daisy u
oke, both of this city.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21
Kills Self Over
Son's Disgrace
Father of Boy Accused Of
Writing Obscene Letters
Commits Suicide

Because his son, Theodore Ochs, was
arrested end sent to jail ON the federal
charge Of sending obscene letters through
the mails, p. 7 Ochs ranchman Of Kio.
wa, Colorado, Monday night shot him
self through the head with 22-caliber
rifle and died in q short time
The son, who is in the county jail be
ing unable to furnish nominal bond
Of sl0O was not informed OF the death
until Tuesday morning. The mother
and brother Of the young man live at 8s
West Navada street and when they
heard Of the action of the parent they
were prostrated.
The prisoner is aged % snd cowboy
He is charged with writing obscene let
ters to young school teacher at Hill Top
who isl said had repeIled his attentions to
her. Ochs has been in jail a week.
The father had hardly spoken to any
one since the day Of his sons arrest and
he felt the disgrace keenly. He remained
on the ranch in seclusion and few saw
him since the son was taken by officers
The buriel will probably be at Deer
Traii, but no arrangements for the flu
neral have as yet been made.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21
Closes Honey-oats.

devised an apparatus that not only
rings the bell but shuts the honey
gate when the can is within one quar-,
OF being full. writes Carey W. Rees
in G!eanings in Bee Culture. II
made my bearings little more deli
cate think I could fill the can even
full every time.
run the honey direct from the ex-
tractor into a strainer made In the
form OF a funnel that extends directly
into the sixty-pound can. l have the
extractor on the floor with the gate
over pit. at the bottom OF which L:
a baiance-toard with a weight on ont
end ana honey-can on the other
When the can fills It overbalances the
board md sinks down. thus releasing
he sser that holds the weight. The
illustration shows the whole plan very
clearly. The whole apparatus costs
ess than one dollar to make.
The weight that rings the bell if
wound up around the axle shown at
l6. When the axle-trigger is released
the weight runs down into the pit be
low, ringing the bell. The weight
that closes the honey-gate is drawn
up and hooked by means of the trig-
ger. When 1t is released 1t falls four
or FIVE feet with a hard jerk. and
closes the gatA eve-v time
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21

Changes in Cattle
Scabies Quarantine

A new rule modifying the ares qnaran
lined for cattle scabies has been issued
by the Secretary of Agriculture. This
iule is designated as order 1877 OF the
Bereau of animal industry, and was eff
ctive January 15.
The order defines the quarantined
area, which includes por tions Of the
states Of Montana, south Dakota, Neb-
iaska, Kansas, Wyoming. Colorado, Ok
lahoma, and Texas, and parts Of the ter
ritory of New Mexico.
The effect Ct this order is to release
from quarantine the Counties Of, that
part of Weld and Adams lying west Of
the Union Pacific Railroad running from
Denver to Cheyenne; that part of the
counties Of Adams, Arapahoe, Ebert
Lincoln, and Ell Paso lying south and
west of the Union Pacific Railroad run
ming southeasterly from Denver to
Limon.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21
School Scrlpbie,

Gladys and Patience banks have
gone to Chama, New Mexico. The phi
mary room has lost some Of its best
scholars.
Osee Pottenger was absent few days
on account of illness.
Miss Bertha Blakley has returned to
school after an absence OF motnh,
She has been visiting relatives in
Kansas.
Raymond Hoover was absent on ac-
count Of illness.
The upper room was dismissed half
an hour early on Wednesday on account
Of the fiue being stopped up. The Prof.
put on = jumper and went to work.
James Baldwin says he had to work
the week he was ct home.
Clarence Barnes returned to school
last Monday.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21
barry cow IS PROFITABLE
Let the Anlrai s,s-d on Fer Own
Merits and Not Ttst Of Her An
cestry-Tect Her MIX.

Some people seem TO Keep milk
COWS simply. becarse others keen
them. without regard to whether the
COWS are paying proat. For a COW
to be worth keeping she must pay a
profit on the feed and care given her
For her to be really worth while she
shoulds, produce 100 per cent. more
mix than her feed costs. including
pasture, of course
IT does not matter so much what
breed COW belongs to. Simply be-
rnuse she Is of Jersey or Holstein
blood is not positive prof that she
p more than paying her way A com
mon COW may be doing better than
:he. The only way to find out what
she Is doing is to weigh and test her
milk at regular and frequent Inter,
walls Let her stand on her merits
and not on her ancestry.
One reason why some cows do not
pay greater profits is because they are
rot fed all the nutritious feed they
wnl eat This is especially the case
with many farmers in winter. when
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21
DAIRY NOTES.

Soft. white butter comes from ho
cream.
Have salt where the COW can get Il
every day.
Gypsum makes a good absorbent fol
barn floors.
Milk quietly. cleanly. quickly. Cow:
dislike haste.
A good deal depends upon the mar
behind the COW.
1t is not possible by any knowr
method to make dirty milk int
clean butter.
When a man begins to keep records
Of his herd 1t is a good long step tc
ward success.
Do not leave the cows out In an,
kind of storm until they are wet o
chilled through.
Do not allow cows to crowd througl
narrow doors. Be sure that the ar
proaches to the stable are level ans
easy.
When men begin testing and keep
ing records, 1t is interesting to Sc
how much better care they give theiI
cows.
White specks in butter are littls
particles OF casein. When they appea
there is some fault in the cream o
milk management.
Feed is too high to allow unprofii
able animals to consum slt. when pay
ing COWS can be obt;Sned for tn,
same amount of money.
The time is here when though
must be given to the comfort of tn,
cows If their owners expect to slosI
with no twinges of conscience.
1t seems like good c.al of troubli
to strain the cream Just before churn
ing. but when that is done there vii
be no white specks In the butter
You like pumpkin pie, do you not
The cows like pumpkins, too. Civ
them some and. see how the color o.
the milk and butter will deepen.
When creaR is ripe churn It. Il
you side-track 1t to go visiting or Dc
something else it viii get too acid
then the butter Is sure to be of poor
quality.
Don't sEut your COWS up tight II
the barn these nights They must
have plenty of good. fresh air. And
then they need to move around some
during the night.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21
GORDON JONES IS
DOUBLY HONORED

The Denver Clearing House associa-
tion has elected as its president for the
year 1910 one Of the most successful and
best known bankers through the entire
west, in the person OF Gordon Jones,
president Of the United States Nation
al Bank. Mr. Jones has had conferred
on him double honor by the banking
fraternity, his election as president Of
the Denver Clearing House having been
preceded by his election as president Of
the Colorado Bankers association.
Mr. Jones is the president of the Ell
bert County Bank
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21
ROCK BUTTE

Ward Russell has been hauling hay
purchased at the Moffatt sale.
Myrna Wight visited her uuciss fam,
lily. Ray Jones 1t Parker Friday and sat
urday.
Mrs Balvin is reported much improved
in health
Henry Duvall Of Case sold two car
load of steers to A G Putnam, who ship
ped them to Denver Monday.
Hugo Kruse went to Denver Friday.
james Mauldin and Gilbert Ahl visited
Myrna Wight Sunday.
Miss Rose Cannon went to Denver
Monday for few days visit with friends
Kruse Bros were pntting up ice this
week for summer use.
Lee Cort is moving to his ranch ON
Kiowa, recently purchased from Dan
Detwiler; Fred Latfsrty is helping him.
John Wight helped Mr. Wylam but
cher porker Tuesday.
Mr. Madsen was in this locality this
locality this week buying produce,
Mr. J A Graham shipped fine lot Of
turkeys to Denver Wednesday.
Misses johnson and Mrs Camenisch
are taking in the stock show this week.
Cap Dameron is on the sick list.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21

junction are deceived by outside APP
pearance.
The new COW has an individuality
OF her own and the feeder should be-
come acquainted with her as soon as
possible after she is brought into the
herd.
The most of the loss that comes to
dairymen is through lack of knowl-
edge and wrong idea OF what they
are about
The feeder should waste very little
effort in trying to feed fat into milk.
for every such attempt has resulted
doubtfully- The amount of fat in the
milk is matter of individuality and
breed more than Of feed
The low percentage Of protein and
the high percentages OF water in corn
ensiiage make II necessary while feed
ing literally of ensi.age to feed clover
or alfalfa hay If we produce an ideal
ration.
The calf that is to be future dairy
cow has the right to be well born.
with an unquestionably good record
as an Inheritance
It is the farmer who Is making his
bread by the sweat OF his brow who
cannot afford to make mistakes In
breeding up a bunch OF inferior cows.
The illustration given above gives
the head OF brown Swiss heller that
captured the first prize at the Illinois
state fair last fall.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21

pastures are dead. Many keep their
producing cows on half feed when
they are not on pasture and still ex.
pect the COWS to make up the loss.
II COW is worth keeping at all she
Is worth feeding all she can eat and
gan be induced to eat. II 1t Is not
found profitable to purchase extra
foods. SO that the cows may have all
that they will consume. then 1t is best
fswisysp crly asusaassylcnwr ssfeed can
be provided for on the farm.
Make the COW produce all the mill;
she can by good care and feed and
do not let her go dry until the time
she is ready to turn dry. Keep the best
heifers from the best cows.
The illustration shows prize win
ming Holstein. She was tested by the
Cornell station in March last and
showed yield in seven days OF 2S.44
pounds of butter fat. This is equiva.
lent TO 35.55 pounds of commercial
,utter at so per cent. fat.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21
FoNDIs FoLLIEs

Mrs KERN spent Sunday night in the
Berg on her way to the l..
Mr. Sam Ricketts, and family spent
Sunday in Fondis.
Edd Stoll returned Monday from. Den
yer where he has been visiting relatives
for the past two weeks.
Miss Mary Hurley spent a few days
in town with her sister,.
Son cunt of the storm the. Norton
mail man was obliged to stay over until
Tuesday. This is the first time
the Col has missed during the cold cold
weather.
Mrs Hollems is looking this week for
her son Ray and family from Rifle.
Miss Vivian Shane spent Tuesday
night with folks in Fondis.
Mr. and Mrs D. B. Meader and little
son returned home from Erie.
Mr. and Mrs Edd Harlow left Friday
mnrning for Denver.
Mrs Cox spent Thursday at the Hur-
ley home.
Miss Effie Twsedy of Ramah spent q
few dvys with Marie Cox.
John Conarroe has started thrashing
again.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21
G0RRESPOK DENCE
PROSPERITY RIDGE

Mr. Phillips and family Of the Boot
ianch returned tuesday frum Kentucky
John Dnnn is bailing hay, and many
the ranchers along the creek will bail
heir hay and ship TO Denver.
Clark and johnson are threshing on
Cherry and Will finish in about week
or the season.
Mrs Canenisch, Pearl and Mauro
johnson, went to Denver to attend the
STOCK show.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21
A. K. Ladue, Ex-Clerk Of
Lincoln County, Dead

Hugo, Colo, Jan, 1s.-Addison X. La
due, aged 4s. for eighteen years county
clerk here and formerly county assessor
of Eldert County, died at his home in
this city Tuesday afternoon. He is sur
vived by widow. Ladue was Wood.
man, Royal Neighbor and for many
years member Of a Denver Masonic
lodge. He went out Of Office here a
year sgo.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21
Ereshen Cows. In EaIl.

Having the cows to freshen IN tho
fall as rule is the best practice
then the cows will be giving nil
when dairy praducts are the besl
price and easiest to handle. and b,
the time the cows begin to decreas
In the milk flow Lew pasture viii
come in to stimulate them
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21
FOR CLOSING 8 ssoMEY-eATE
I.tsmsa saasas ASpsrstus vhst Asss Rl,sss
essa when efxfy-Pound Car 10
Full Of owestness.

The filling of honey-cans alw ays
eakes time and there is. besides. the
danger Of wasting the honey on &C
count Of cans running over. l OF en-
thought of Mr.. Hutchinson's elect -ic
bell for giving the alarm when the
can is full; but | went further, and
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21

For the winter / will be located at The
Alta Vista 1920 Clarkson street, Denver:
take Colfax car at depot, get off at Clark
son. BY appointment am prepared to
do dental work day or night. Work
amounting to sl5 will pay X. r. both
ways. Charles II. Alter.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21

Don't allow the good Looks OF COW
or the large quantity of milk gyef
by her. to tempt you to hold on to re.
II she can't show up n cream test tt
match the amount of milk.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21

AT their last regular meeting the Ris-
ing star Rebekah Lodge No SO. installed
he following officers for the insueing
term. N.G. Margaret Johns. " G Ethe
Ersier- Secy Georgia Putnam. Treasurer
Belle Gaylcr. Warden Nina Purden. l
G. Lottie Cook. Chap. Georgia Cook.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21

Suppose the people OF Elbert organize
choir and get up special mnsic.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21

The dance was well attended and
every one present enjoyed themselves
greatly. Come apain.
Freddie Vote, son Of Mrs Francis
Vote, living east of Fondis was taken to
DR. Denny to have large splinter taken
out OF bis hand; the little fellow had fall
en- down and ran splinter entirely
through the palm Of his hand.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21
Church Notes

Si-tyfive in Sunday School last Sun
day and the boys beat the girls in num-
Der.
Don't forget Services Sunday IL A. NJ
aud P. M.
The pastor reports the work encour.
aging at Eastonville. Several new mem
bers in prospect,
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21
@SEHlLL
To Corntasle-

The Editor Of this. paper is RESPONSE
BILE for your monde plume being signed
under some news itims Of mine SO take
it out on him. However your attempt
at poetry is a wonder, and had l been
aware that you had monopoly of the
Rose Hill news would certainly have
refrained for writing or butting in as
you term it.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21
FORM OF A CIV is VALUABLE
Many Factors in Growth and Ter
permanent of Dairy -.nimaI That
Deceive Excellent Judges.

To the close observer the form of d
COW is a valuable index to her quail
ties. However. there are 81 many
factors that enter into the growth and
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21

FOUND A key ring with two keys
attached. Call at the Tribune Office.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21

E E Baldwi thrashed last week.
John Clibon filled his ice house last
week.
Conorroes thrashing machiene is at
Gibsons.
Sherman Kelly has gone to Colorado
Springs.
1t seems that Rose Hill News is draw
ing premiums.
Tom Williams called at Gibsons for
milk can that he lost on the road.
Miltsn Detwiller has fine male hog
coming from Minnesota.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21

To our Rose Hill Correspondents
In looking over our files Of two Weeks
ago we find that we made the mistake
Of signing Corntassell to an article by a
iifferent correspondent, we wish tc apo
logyze and will see that it does not hap
pen again. Editor.
The Elbert County tribune., 1910-01-21

Mrs KERN spent Sunday night in the
Berg on her way to the l..
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-07-28
Contestants Notified.

The persons whose names appear
upon the contest petition, have been
notified through attorneys for the coun-
ty, by letter and otherwise, that their
names so appear, and that they are
liable for the cost of the pending con-
test. If these persons, after being noti-
fed, permit their names to be used
further as contestants, whether they
gave their consent or not for their
names to be placed upon the contest
petition, will be liable for cost
same as they would be in an ordinary
lawsuit.
Only a few of these contestants can
be made to pay cost, as most of them
own no property above their exemp-
tions.
1t is immateral whether Mr.. Ste
phens or any of the other contestants,
after receiving notice, leave their
names upon the contest petition. This
is question to be decided according
TO their own interests and judgement.
However, it is to be hoped that Mr..
Stephens and all other contestants
who are worth anything over and
above their exemptions will make nc
objections to their names remaining
on the petition, as their property will
help to assure the witness and the
officers of their fees.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-07-28

The nest remarkable thing about q
local option election is, it cannot be
contested
How do the merchants and business
men of Hayti expect to have paper
If they do not support itP A glance
at our advertising columns will show
any one the struggle we are having to
fight the battles for Hayti, and the
thanks we receive for our labor.
DR.. Crider assisted DR.. Phipps in
performing an operation on an auto
mobile, which was very i'll and came
almost dying Tuesday evening in the
north part of town. DR.. Crider says
he hasn't muehexperience in tlsat line,
but the patient finally revived and the
operation proved successful.
Everett Reeves of Charlottesville,
candidate for prosecuting attorney,
spent last Saturday in Hayti, and
met the largest crowd that has been to
Hayti since the saloons went out, four
years ago. He was kept pretty busy
all day, shaking hands with his many
acquaintance, from various parts of
the county.
Job Printing-There is no office in
Southeast Missouri better prepared to
print letter heads, note heads. bill
heads, Statements, envelopes, cards,
posters, circulars, blank forms, books,
pamphlets, etc. than the Hayti Herald.
Our type is new, our presses are the
best, our work is supervised by an ex-
pert, and every job turned out is a
gem of neatness and art. We will
appreciate comparison OF our work
with others. Prices uniform.
Rev. j. l.. Woolverton returned
home Tuesday from Henderson's
Mound, where he had been conducting
a two weeks meeting. He reports good
success, having number of CONVEX
sions and several additions to the
church. He goes to Oakley's Land
ing this week to begin meeting there.
He is assisted by Rev. Burris of Ca
ruthersville.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-07-28
Double Unwilling.

Last Sunday the Woodman of the
World had a double unwilling, the
monuments being at the graves of Ham
Dunn at the Oates cemetery and j. d.
Brantley, at Woodlawn cemetery.
The ceremonies were impressive, and
were Witnessed by large concourse
of friends.
Both men were young, and called
away before the prime of life, and the
fact that they were members of this
worthy order, shows that if spared,
they would have been valuable citi-
zens; but the master had need of them
and they are gone, and the beautiful
pieces of stone that their order has
erected at their graves will show that
they have been, and what they were.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-07-28
Primary Election.

Next Tuesday the people of Pemiscot
county, of all parties, will vote at the
primary election to nominate the
candidates for the various offices.
All the candidates for county Office
who ask or expect the people of Hayti
to vote for them have placed their an
nouncement in the Hayti Herald, whose
names you can see by looking over
the announcement column. Look over
the announcement columns, and if you
do not see the name of the candidate,
do not vote for him: he does not ask
or expect your vote.
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1910-07-28

Croquet sets, at Letters.
Bob ElliSton has been quite i'll this
week.
Baseball goods, at LETTERS.
Sheriff Franklin was in Hayti Tues
day.
Fishing tackle, at LETTERS.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Berry is quite i'll.
Eastman Kodaks, at LETTERS
Miss Georgia James of Caruthers-
vile visited in Hayti Sunday.
Watches, clocks, jewelry, at Letters.
j. N. Clemens of Tyler sends us
dollar for the renewal of his subscrip-
ton.
Shsrwin- Williams Paints, at Letters.
Miss Pauline Thrower of Caruth-
ersville visited in Hayt last week and
this week.
Wall paper, Paints, Glass, at LETTERS
Bob Belts of Pascola was in Hayti
Monday, and remained over to at
tend Masonic lodge.
Edison's talking machines, at Left
lers.
VIM. Dortch left for Chaffee Mon
day. He is Frisco fireman, and has
preferred run south.
Keen Kutter Knives and Razors. at
Letters.
Miss Hulda Douglas of Senath, who
has been visiting Miss Ruby Morris,
returned home Sunday.
Mesdames Chas. Goodrich and
Florence Hatcher of Charlottesville
visited in Hayti Sunday.
S. j. Jetfess and little son, James,
left Sunday for short visit to Mr..
Jeffress' mother, at Paris, Tenn.
Now is a good time to have the Her
aid sent to your friends and relatives.
They will enjoy it more than a letter,
because it tells all the news.
Mrs. Carrie Trainor of Piggott Ark. =,
who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Joe Num-, returned home Sun
day.
Rev. L. G. Fallin and wife and lit
tie child, who have been severely i'll
for several days, are reported much
better.
Good OK drivers, mule drivers and
timber cutters wanted, 50 30 per day;
good place to board and pay every
other Saturday. J. II. Crockett.
Deering, Mo. 2 80 81
John and Harve Doris left fol
Creal Springs Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs
j. L. Doris and son, Walter, will &C
about August 3.