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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-28

Copyright. 1910, by Associated Lit
erary Press.l
I'll Mas4 was tire
more noted-the Wilton pearls or the
Wilton temper.
Euphemia, the youngest Wilton
girl, a inherited both, together with
much land, many stocks and bonds.
not to nar1e revolutionary relics quite
equal to a patent of nobility. There
fore II was. and was net, amazing that
she was single at thirty-five. There
mad never been a hint OF romance
nor a suspicion of blishted affections.
She had had suitors in shoals. AT
least three times she had contemplate
ed marrying ono of them. BUTT had
not got Beyond contemplation-each
or n three had been dismissed.
Both her brothers had married and
had crops of lusty young Wiitons, but
Clara, the sister who shared with Miss
Euphemla tenancy Of the big horne
stead, had onlsk stepchildren. She lac
married a minister with the traGi-
tional family. 1t was remotely
through this family that the affair
of the pearls came to happen. Ii
there had been no reed of a g~oyerness
for three very unruly girls, Janet
More, Irish, finely bred, wistfully pref
- R'' oAA iu1IF spy va BVl-
erty, would never have seen those ia
nous gems.
Janet danced like leaves In southern
airs. sang with the voice. of q lark,
I seemed indeed the embodiment of
youth n spring. Because none OF
the great people awed her in the
least, she made her way to their
hearts. Their splendid aloofness
touched her quick s%ympathies as did
the squalid poverty of her peasant
~compatriots living down beyond the
mills.
Miss Euphemia held out a brief
while-Clara and the minister. Mr.
Fay, had surrendered at sight. Be-
fore three months ended. Janet was
n of the family. freer indeed than
he stepchildren to break up Miss VIII
ton's solitude and make her laugh.
Sure, laughing makes you the pref
test" Janet said, with just the faint
est touch of brogue. When she chose,
her English was crystalline, but she
had found out that the Irish 4n4iaetiaa
pleased the stately lady.
h dared further to rummage out
things and dress up her patroness.
Its a bride / am making of YOU" she
said one dull afternoon. raw and cold,
when Miss Euphemia was held by a
sore threat freHf her daily drive.
You shall be the enchanted princess
in wait for-the fairy prince she ran
on. I'm your la~dy-in-waiting. Stand
EnadeAtAa-
lace on -FOUR white frnEk-wlth-
pearls and all. you'd outshine even q
dream"
You're a big baby. and I'm your
doll, q foolish doll-very,' Miss Will
ten reteFtea. nevertheless permitting
herself to be adorned. She owe her
clothes, her Jewels as happier rome
love their children. 1t pleased her
more tina she could say to sun her
self in Janet's admiration, You'll
haze to hurry, though" h wen on.
"Dr. Bentiy may come In any time
after 2. II he came and caught us
in our masquerade"
He would say he was In luck" a
voice said from the opening door,
After q half minute It went on, the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-28
Tasty Foods for Winter.

oyster broth heated. with an equal
quantity of milk or cream, and pour
over h oysters.
Bake in a hot over for about TWEEN
ty minute until the crumbs are
brown.
For oysters en- coquille. or the small
dishes. put n to two very large or
several smaller oysters in the dishes,
season and cover with buttered
crumbs. Bake until the crumbs are
brown. In this Ease no molstening
is needed Fer a pint of solid oysters
there will be required one cupful of
crumbs, one-third-clapful butter and
q half cupful each oyster liquor and
crcam, though Il half cupful mixed
will suffice,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-28
How to Catch yackrahbits.

Although $4,000 ~3ackrabbits ara
killed every year In Kansas the num.
Der does not seem to diminiah III the
least" said :. w. Wilson. Of that state.
Every method Imaginable II used to
cxternlinate the animals, but tho more
that are DESTROYED the more there
seems to be. !
Leaving an old we'll open In I.
pasture Is n OF the best ways 81
ridding the country Of them. Il is
harder to shoot i ~jackrabbit on the
run than II - 10 bring down bird
on the wing. They are On the ground
only for an instant. landing on III
fours the lcaptng through the IN,
TEN Sset III : Jump. Hut may xWfif take
TO n hole thay Gee. They IND an
old well and the jacks seem ~ nend
svord out around the country, ana
they Al tiock thither to tska = jump
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-28
Fads for Women.

The safety seam ripper. q new device
for neatly ripping seams ana m Inn
proved substitute for scissorst 10 an
article that every woman who sews
should buy before commencing the
spring drossniakinE and annual re-
pairing OF waists, skirts. etc.
TO use. this ripper La costs !
TWENTY-FIVE cents snd u guaranteed
not 70 cut the cloth, commence out
OF knife blade. Draw cutttnU Or SCR
rated edge across stitches with . saw
like motion, holding edges of cloth
sfirssly4 ab~etween~fha Anetrss ~
One Of h nrettinst pfecAa ~ neck
from three fan shaped motffs n dtfsT-
ant stzey. They are arranged 10 oyer-
lap each other, the naYroNeek eQW1ng
next 80 Tho collar, and are * ooahScad-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-28

Tomorrow:
HISTORIC NEW ORLEANS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-28

and around until he saws II off. The
Goliath beetle and the Bombardier
bug are there. The latter is one OF
the most peculiar of all beetles. When
disturbed II fires q ftrtte wad or BLU
smoke from It's abdomen with a sharp
report.
There are a thousand interesting
and scientifically valuable things in
the National Museum which cannot
even be referred to here. With speci-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-28

Il see" said the first chair in the
tonsorial parlor. that the London
swclls are introducing the fashion of
long hair"
las If safety razors were not
enough" groaned the dude hair trim
mer.
Il pellet de time vii eventually
come" said the monkey barber. re-
fiectively, wen parber shops iss sim
bly, to be blaces we're you can buy
dree-for-fife cigars und reat de Bodice
Gazoot.'-Cleveiand Plain Dealer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-28

mems coming in at the rate of a quar-
ter million a year, 1t Is certain that It
Will become one of the most truly ma
ttonaf institutions of the country, val
liable for the service it will render
Americans at large as an exhibition of
the many wonders OF, nature, as Well
as being q reflection of the splendid
story OF world progress.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-28

cred batiste. with huttonholed seal
Hoped edges.
A narrow frill of valenciennes lace
outlines the little tabiike jabot, while
at the lower edge a second frill of
wider lace rs set on underneath The
This gives length as well as pretti-
ness to this accessory.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
COLONEL GREENE IN TOWN

Colonel W. C. Greene with a party ar rived in the city last night in his priv ate ear. Among the members of the party is representative of an Eng fish syndicate and nephew of Senator Aldrich
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
SUDDENLY STRICKEN-E.

Bishop, with the firm of Greene X Griffin. was suddenly stricken with ap- pcndicitis in the afternoon and was re- woved to the sisters hospital, where it was said last night an operation will be performed.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
HERE FROM LOS ANeeLes-Mr

CraWford. who was formerly engaged in the iewelry business here with George H. Cook. arrived yesterday from Los Angeles. which is now his home.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
SACHS RESIDENCE soLo.-wo,

Sachs yesterday sold his home on First street to Robert Fromm and will move to his ranch across the river and west of Phoenix. having recently completed d nice residence there.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
FORM LEAGUE CHAPTER TODAY

Under the leadership of Mrs. Louise Stevens Cooke. Phoenix Chapter. American Woman's league. will be or ganized this afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. C. Donnely. i5 Portland Place. at 2:3O o'clock Indications are that there will be most satisfactory en- rolIuIent of charter members.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
WEDDING THIS MORNING.

Rauh and Miss Anna Diggins will be married this morning at : o'clock in the Catholic church. The groom is the foreman of the Christian ranch at Ar lington and the bride is the daughter of Mir and Mrs. John DiSgins of this city. They will be at home at Airing ton after June l5.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17

Adah Cafe has been employed as an assistant in the office of the Water Users association
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
OF LOCAL INTEREST
RETURNS

ARCHITECT RETURNS ". J. Blisner is back from a three day busi- ness trip To the coast
 RETURNS TOMORROW - Ned Creighton. special agent of the census. will return from Prescott tomorrow.
 HOTEL MANAGERIAL K. Stark weather. manager of the Escalante hotel al Ashfork. is in Phoenix on d business trip.
 LEGAL VISiTOR-Robert F.. Nor rsson. one Of the legal lights of the mile high town. is registered at the Hotel Adams.
 MINING MAN A VISIToe-Mr, and Mrs \. r. Hazeltine Of Kelvin are reg istered at the Ford. Mr. Hazeltine is interested in mines in the Kelvin dis trict
 SUIT FOR OIvORCE-Action for divorce was begun in district court yesterday by Jane Amelia Coulter against otto Raymond Coulter on the ground of abandonment
 RECUPERATING - Mrs. Charles Christy. who underwent an operation for appendicitis at the Sisters hospital Friday. is rapidly recovering from it and expects to be out in about q week.
 AUTOMOBiLIST IS FiNeO- The automobiist who was arrested carly yesterday morning for driving his ma chine without lights. was fined five dollars vcstcrdav by Judge Thomas.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
SICK OF PNEUMoN,A-u q

SICK OF PNEUMONiA.-H. O. Eckrc is very i'll of pneumonia at his home. No. 755 West Mckinley street GONE TO THE coAsT.-Miss Charlotte Chapman left this morning for few weeks stay on the coast after which she will return to her 1 home in Ohio.
 GOING AFTER PEoPLE.-L. J. Charles and wife expect to leave for lndianap polls al once on an expedition devoted to boosting Arizona and with the hope and expectation of bringing lot of settlers back with them in the fall.
 ANNUAL vACA,iON.-C R Craig of the surveyor generals office left last night for his former home in Nebraska tu spend his Snnual Vaca- ton. While there he will attend the graduation exercises cf d brother. He expects to return June 20.
 ASTRONOMER MIsTAKeN.-It is the general consensus of opinion al
 
 mers are all mistaken concerning Hal ley's comet. According to their ob- servations the comet struck the earth last Saturday afternoon. the point of contact being Eastlake park.
 RODE INTO BARB WiRE-John Latham. the young son of II. l. Latin am, drove his bicycle full tilt into
 
 across d gateway on Central avenue He did not sec the wire. which struck him squarely in the face. cutting his check below the eye. He was not very bady injured. though it was rather narrow escape for his eyesight.
 SURVEY APPRovED.-The official survey Of the Bowie Marble Placer mining claim, situated in the Chirica- hua mining district. Cochise county. claimed by Thomas J. Riggs. James J. Riggs. Thomas B. Stark, William NJ. Riggs, Barney K. Riggs. Gus L. Moore. Rhoda Riggs and William A. Stark. has been approved by the sur veyor general. This survey is de- Signated as Mineral Survey No. 21i2.
 GONE TO PRESCoTT.-George H. Taylor, who has served the board of trade very efficiently for several months past in the capacity of acting secretary. left for Prescott this morn ing to enter the employ Of the santa Fe as st-nographer in the office of General Manager W. \. Drake. MT. Taylor is quite familiar with railroad work, having been thus employed in New York for long time before coming here.
 GEO U. YOUNG RossED.--In the story of the Mammoth mine day or two ago. i; was mentioned that George T.. Young had purchased q 70 horse power boiler with which to furnish power for hoist. In the statement MT. Young was coolly robbed of so horsepower for it was 100 horse power boiler that he bought. Twenty horsepower wouldn't lift the gold mug l gets out of the mine. to say nothing | of the milling rock. gang matter and l
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
HERE FROM GUAYMAs HI,

formerly of Phoenix. but now an em- ploye of the Southern Pacific at Quay mas. arrived here yesterday for a short stay.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
FLAGSTAFF VISITOR

Of Flagstaff. county school superir tendent of Coconino county. was Phoenix visitor yesterday. calling c Territorial Superintendent Moore.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
GLOBE vIsIToR-william Fisk O
NEW OFFICE AssIsTANT-M

Globe is in the city on d business mis- sion.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
GEO II yOiJNc pOR
TOOK MOVING IcTURE

Schwanhausen and keefcrs the men who came to the valley to take few miles of films for the moving picture machines. returned from their trip to Roosevelt carly Sunday morning. They got pictures of the Roosevelt road, the Pan American ostrich farm and cattle and alfalfa haymaking at the Bartlett Heard ranch. The pictures are to be used for southern Pacific coloniZa- tiOn work. educational board work in New York City and will be shown also in the |. M C. As of the east
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
MINING MAN A vIslroe-Mr. al

Mrs. \. r. Hazeltine of Kelvin are reg istered at the Ford. Mir Hazeitine is interested in mines in the Kelvin dis trict
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
cUmM,Ns FuNERAL-The funera

CUWWINS FUNEFVC-IHt IuHcTdI of Leonard W. CumminS. who died at St Joseph's hospital Sunday night. was held yesterday afternoon at the under taking parlors of Mohn X Driscoii Cummins had been a resident of Phoe- nix for about three years. and was em- ployed by the Arizona Mutual Savings &. Loan association. He was 26 years old.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
RECUPERATING
AUToMoeILIsT IS FlNeo- The

automobiist who was arrested carly yesterday morning for driving his ma chine without lights. was fined five dollars yesterday by Judge Thomas.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
wEDpEO AT PARSoNAGE-In

WEDOEO AT PhVSONdGE-ln the presence of only q few friends of the contracting parties, Mrs. Anna Sachs Kimball and l.. Grover Spence were united in marriage yesterday aft ernoon at the parsonage of the First Methodist church, Rev. Fisher. the pastor, officiating. Mir. and Mrs. Spence left last evening for wedding trip through the east which will in clUde q visit to Wheeling. W. Va. the home of Mir. Spence. The bride is charming young woman, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. W. Sachs of 709 North First street. Mir. Spence has lived in Phoenix since last November. being tho local representative of the Rec au- tomobilc They will return to Phoenix in few weeks and will make this city their future home.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17

weather, manager of the EscaIante hotel at Ashfork. is in Phoenix on business trip.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
LEGAL VIsiToR-Rober, F.. Mor

risson one Of the legal lights of the mile-high town. is registered at the Hotel Adams.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
HOTEL MANAGER-R. K. :

Creighton. special agent of the census, will return from Prescott tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
SUIT FOR oIvoRcE-Action

divorce was begun in district court yesterday by Jane Amelia Coulter against Otto Raymond Coulter on the ground of abandonment
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
NEW LODGE TO HOLD BALL

The first semi-annuIal ball cf Arizona Lodge. No 1Si. r1raternal Brotherhood. recently organized in this city. will be hold in Melczer hall on Saturday evening. May Fl. Invitations have been issued for the affair aud a god att tendance is expected. Alexander Fig uero is president of the lodge and San tiago Acuna is the secretary.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
RETURNS TOMORROW - N,

Blisner is back from three day busi- ness trip To the coast.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
A GAY pEcEuvER HELp-vent,

A GAY DECEIvER HELD-ventura Gonzalez was given preliminary trial yesterday by Justice Johnstone on the charge of constructive rape. The com plainant was young girl, Carmen Hernandez, who said that Gonzalez had promised to marry her. When her mother found that he was making light of her and boosting of the wrong he had done her, she procured his ar rest. He was held to the grand jury in the sum of $500 and it is expected that that will keep him out of society until next November, when the grand jury will pass upon his case.
 A CONSUMPTION cURE-A great many cures for tuberculosis have been reported from time to time. but most Of them have been found effica cious and none of them have been found to be sure cures. The latest comes from Mary Skoden of San Jose. Cal. who claims to have been cured and she is so desirous Of beneftting others that she has forwarded her cure to The Re publican. Ii is the inhalation of pure grain alcohol in which has been dis solved one ounce of gum camphor to the Sdl!on- The dlcOnOi IS 10 De l9u proof In her case, the inhalation was carried on from four to six hours a day. with the result. she says. that she is now cured.
 A RECORD eREAKER-sometim ago announcement was made that the surveyor general had received an appli- cation from the Nevada & Arizona Mining company for the survey of six ty-two mining claims in Yavapai coun- ty. George H. Spence. the mineral sur veyor designated to make the surveys. says that he believes this 10 be the largest mineral survey on record. He has worked in Colorado. Utah, Nevada and California as well as Arizona. and he never heard of larger one He once heard of survey aggregating sixty -one claims.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
GOING AFTER PEoPLE.-L.

Charles and wife expect to leave fol indianapolis al once on an expedition devoted to boosting Arizona and witl the hope and expectation of bringing lot of settlers back with them in th, fall
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17

WATER BILLS OUG-Assessmcnts for city water for irrigation purposes became due yesterday and present in. dications arc that not q few citizens will find themselves deprived of the privilege of turning water upon their lots unless they speedily separate themselves from sundry sums of mon cy in proportion to the number of lots they wish to irrigstc. No penalty at tsche3 to delinquency in this matter other than the loss of the use of the water during the period of such de- linquency.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
RYAN GETS SEVEN oAYs-T. |.

KHAN 1Clo . oGNGN ONfo-l N Ryan who was arrested upon a charge of being drunk and disorderly in con nection with d disturbance which oc- cured upon the streets Saturday evening. during which Ryan is said to have gotten possession of ten dollars belonging Ia an cmployc of the eloc- tric light company. was yesterday Y fined seven dollars or seveh days in the city lookup by Judge Thomas. He took the days. William Allen vas sent down below for three days for being drunk. Bias Figuero paid d fine of five dollars for a like offeuse.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
ASTRONOMERS MIsTAkeN.-r

is the general consensus of opinion al the capitol building that the astrono- merS are all mistaken concerning Hal ley's comet. According to their ob- servations the comet struck the earth last Saturday afternoon, the point of contact being Eastlake park.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17

Charlotte Chapman left this morning for a few weeks stay on the coast after which she will return to her home in Ohio.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17
ANNUAL vACA,ION.-

of the surveyor generals office lef last night for his former home il Nebraska tu spend his ~nnual Vaca- ton. While there he will attend tn, graduation exercises of brother. II, expects to return June 25.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-17

optician, 11S w. Wash. St.. Phoeni.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-27
TO THE VOTERS AND TAXPAYERS OF OKLAHOMA

Being candidate the office Clerk of the Supreme
Court the State and being verify believe fully competent
perform the duties of the office and willing to In
cent and courteous for reasonable salary elected to
said office shall my utmost endeayor have the Office
placed ona just salary basis which will result in turn
jng the excess the State of not
less than 10000 during my OF office Are the taxpayers
aud voters favor Of this and they want competent Clerk
who will only perform efficiently and coureousy the duties
the office but also the office help bear the burden of
taxation? Not cent has been turned into the State treas
ury by H. l. Campbell the present Clerk who is candidate
to himself He says his that sending
that he has only had fractional term, owt three
but II to when consider that the office dur
ing these three has paid not less than of s
00 lees that that is sufficient length of time for him
hold this office and aten Off OF the gans and taxpayers
Some Of the Democratic editors who favorable
ddacy have told that Mr. Campbell had paid for articles to
their and for not to think that they
against they only printing the for the money
Mr. Campbell had paid them and not because they favor
able TO his candidacy The people of Oklahoma paying Mr.
Camphes campaign IN the fees that he Is
COLLECTING retaining 10 this office lie has just appointed
this campaign opened another deputy Clerk owi e.
Adams ESQ., Buffalo BY this means, the his
tob support IN this primary campaign. Mr. Adams is Demo-
Of eond considerable standing In bis section OF the State
bcpg from the Same section OF the State that reside n Mr.
Campbell Is thus enabled the his office
10 increase his office force TO appoint additional deputy
siding In the Northwestern portion OF the State where do
reduce strength and support in Northwestern Oklahoma
This ALSO enables him increase of the office that
for the purpose this campaign showing
his actual income from the fees of the Of
flee.
III elected Clerk Of the Supreme Court viii give my
attention to the office and expect TO ho deputies 10
snd the Office while give attention to pleasure and other
diversions ApsxFfsg holdng that office aud receiving
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-27
.alYLE'S R[ClRl As lgaST


\ had been the Wish and suppesl-l
ton of one llemoprase ct Oklabqme,I
that Judge Thomas II Doyle would
nave no opppsitlpn fur tenomlnatipl
Az This court was organized less tsda
Two years ago, aud iFework entaIled
IN getting \ doctat opened aul tiA
business property indcr way being
very labptlons. and thls having bshi
done largely ~ Judge Doyle, Il YVES
conceded both ny the bar ana people
| that he would be cntitlodit) second
Termination and election without much
effort on his part. Ho@cyen this is 4
Irresponsible position and one to which
| any nlar may aspirc, and no one qtles.
| tionS thS rieht q cfany LAWYER 10 uslS
jipr me lioialnation and Judge Doyle
row has an opponent in his own paf
Iiy. In view of this iact i may IN
lWcll to call the attenlicn Of the yu's
lcry 10 d few things III which ne ils
lall Interested In connection with tile
snndllury of Judge Doy.s m the liret
Ilacc hc n an able lawyer, q jurlst of
Inc pllrest intcgrllx, .apd 4 man who
ii bis private liga eaemplllica i high
standard OF citizenship Since golng
unon the bench he has attained d rep-
iuation THAI Is rs wide as the ma
ton itself Criminal courts have heel
caasured. and rightly go, for being
ton techrlcsl and biting hairs stpon
Propositions THAI h2ge lc nlacQ N
\ plerltoIlcNs heaiJiig OF criminal
lIcase Every man claraed wlh \
ltrime is entitled to a fair hearInsf bus