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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13

written 70 friends here that he has
struck Il rich in lead and zine
mines In Kentucky lie Is mem.
Der Of q company owning about goo
acres 81 mining lands. or about
one mile 81 vein. which is said 20
be worth several million Goilars
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10 build another poor house, bat 10
board Che towns poor lu some
nelghboring poor house and pay 81
a week for each
The Newark authorities have rc.
fused to take tho pnuporH.7 holdIug
that they should bo Voc O. hospital.
So have all the surrounding towns.
As a result the ten men and Bevon
women are liable 10 L. cast out
Ina the streets
Dance at Drcaminnd tonight
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known as The Gnllnder building
but Il "a In the way % a proposed
new ai'atnrY building. 80 q mast
come down Being % steel aud con
cretc construction q 81 nearly al
hard 10 tear the material apart aa is
WAS 10 pat Il together Tho photo.
graph shows bow much work ~ do
strnction vas done By a sang % goo
men working lT daya
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Bu, Here Is the worst Ever

I According 10 the Dental Boards
/ records this dentist never passed
I their examination az all. because by
u the Dental Boards records. he failed
I 20 get passing grade Of 90 In five
subjects, as follows: Physiology so,
& Chemistry SO. Materia Medica 80.
! Anaesthctics 80. Operative Dentistry
Y ~, nnd vet he was given his license.
Z tbs dentist can write on the prln-
elpfes % every one uf these subjects
q as accurately as any dentist in this
7 state, ana he never failed TheSa
I grades are given arbitrarily by In
I dividuai members Of the board with
Z out the knowledge Of other beard
mem beers. hut no action Is ever taxi
F en- hv the board a. e puhiic board.
I where the whole board acts nv
4 knowing what a dentists grades are
+ on their arbitrary examinations. and
I when this Dental Board took TWEEN
I tY-five dollars from this dentist and
] issued him a certificate when by
I their own records, he failed. they
/ were doing wrong either to him or
I 20 tho people OF this state. and ana
they not disquaiify themselves FOR
I public officer
The names % these gentlemen
Z whom I have written about cars
I not use, because they request that
\ their names be not used in the pub
\ Tic print. hut I wish 20 make spe-
cial mention OF this fact;
II "Rule : Of the Dental BOARD pro-
vid~- that In case of failure Go
cure 20 per cent In three or more
subjects, the applicant viii be re-
/ iccted.'"
Yet. this man failed 20 get 70 per
I cent I'm five sub ects and got his H.
/. ccuse. and paid twenty dollars
I extra Therefore. I will be pleased
| 60 give the names Of these gentle
men TO any one wishing them. or I
\ viii show the record Of the Dental
\ Board Investigation and prove what
say, because, ~ what ! say Is not
| true, 7 should be prosecuted Grim
Dental Board should be removed
1 from public office, because this IL
not the only case whore license to
practice dentistry has been issued
I'm Edmouds. testified that HIS H.
conse was issued hy mistake when
two pnlmers were being examined.
lie got the other fellows certificate.
Ana s ar Edsars I s, I'D that ,.,, ne
still stands, and Palmer's Mistake
Dental License has never been cor
rectcd. and It's as good as any other,
because DE rs a licensed dentist In
washington Mistakes so here
tsometlmes) but my mistake was
that I ala not Join the Dental Com
bine and help TO drive the other
dentists out 81 business. hut 10 have
done this would have been a COM
fession 'like the dental combine"
that I was afraid Of honest oompe-
titlon.
do not compete with cheap den.
tai offices. hut while this dental
III fight is on 7 will save you from 40
60 SO per cent on your dental work.
and DO the best work known 20
dentistry. .. v,,,.,,,,>,
7fs First Az. Union Block
omen evenings until s. and sun
II deys until 4 for people who work.
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INDIANAPOLIS. - Eleven svis-
tors started IN the aviation meet
which opened At tho ne~ speedway
This afternoon.
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THAT EXTRA $500

nuie - the State Dental BOARD
pros i1aa that
"In ease Of failure 90 secure 20 per
cent ~ three Or more subjects. the
applicant VIII b. rejected"
You must remember that these
/ subjects are not prescribed b. law.
I bot br che Dental H0nrds and fhe
questions asked and the answers
Eifnn are the private property on
I Gle Dental BOARD. and they select
Z their own HuhteetH % examine
7 dentist lu. then select their own de-
taii and technical questions and
Y ihry now destroy the questions ana
ns#rfH after The examination. and
Z f that a. NOT double Iced pipe
Z finrh with "a brass band around H.
I had copper riFeted. arm floating
I through space flirting with Haliey's
Z comet
"fs legal proposition this & 40
+ ufanrfrour that a. shocks the tnteIlf-
E~nre Of honest msn."
Treatment Of Dentists ia washIastoa
in The Pail Of 1908 an unassumine
Z hut educated and qualified Dentist
- ile highest degree. came 10 Seat
I tie 90 mnke "a home Tor himself and
+ iamilf Hc WINS a graduate from tho
AnlNffaitF ~ inWa WaE licensed fn
lows. and he bad been practIcing
dentistry since 1889 fourteen
fearsl. J know personally that this
+ uHn le the peer N any dentist who
ever served on tho Washington Dem
F ial Board, and IA better dentist than
20 does not tive IN Seattle r. MAY.
/ i#of this man took tho Dental
Boards examination but was not
q officially notified whether he passed
70 not he fhnn went 20 spokane IN
I Nnfemoer. 1907. and was taking tho
T eNH minnfi0n wheu receiver was
3 appointed for tire Dental Board on
y Nn application made hY Mr. Samuel
~fernH their former attorney At
7 thin spokane examination he was
told that De need not 40 operating
and " 10 was necessary be could 80
{ 70 AZ Or EdEars office after be
came home 90 Seattle and when ha
+ made Inquiries Hs 20 why he fld not
get bis license, DR. FdRars told him
mat ne dii not operate al Spokane,
+ boy That he had passed his theory
Z fEnmiuntinn This Spokane exam
inetion was 81 the Fau ~ 1901 and
+ the second time this man % ability
I 10 Integrity lnd been Comnelled "a
+ prenr Defote rats board aud Sc ex-
aminet a. the boa - saw re
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We have received over 5000 telephone calls in re-
gard to this property since this ad started to rum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-06-13

This dentist has two brothers. who
are attorneys - the first rank IN
Seattle gaen % influence and ahii-
itw. men who like tho dentist him
sclf any person would be glad 20
have their friendship ore ~ the
doctors brothers called on Or Ed
garH 90 ascertain why the doctor
could not get his license 20 practice
tn Washington. and now. TO make
the long story short this dentist
wns permitted 20 60 so nr Edgars'
OFFICE IN the Alaska building and 50
BIS operating which be was not per-
mittcd 20 DO IN Spokane and then
Pc went O. TacoTna az the next Dem
tai Board meeting which was ~ tho
spring OF 1905. and he d. not do
any operating nor did he write on
any subjects but his license was Is
sued 20 him. for which he was
nMnrEnh an erfra ~
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rhat rwenty-Fivr Dollars n.sr.

The Dental law Of this state pro-
vides that n dentist fails in hts
first animation he may take tho
second examination without further
charge. and as this dentist only
took two examinations and was
charged twenty-five dollars mora
than the law allows. what right asa
the Dental Board have TO take this
money!
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7fS First Az, Union BLOCK
open evenings until $, ana sum
devs until 4 for people who work.
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THE NEW ENGLAND is less expensive
mower, but good one. IL is ball-bearing
and has three-bladed cutter; comes In red
and green trimmings at these prices; ~
inch $3.50; l4-inch, $3.50; 1S-inch.. So. 80
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huie of the State Dental BOARD
provides thaf
"in ease Of failure 90 secure 20 per
cent Ia three or more subjects. the
applicant VIII b. rsleeted.S
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Are leaders In the respective classes
Constructed with seven walls. with
double soldered galvanized iron or
steel lining, thoy are absolutely air
tight, We carry all styles and sizes
Prices. $3.50 up for enamel.lined
$500 less for galyanized.llned.
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The Springfield herald., 1910-01-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior.
United States Land Ofilce,
n Lamar. Colorado, Dec. 4

Lamar. Colorado, Dec. \, liph.
Notice islhereby ly siveH that Lydia a. kri'e OF
stonington. Colo. who. on October 18th, 1905.
made homestoid entry No. 1886, Serial No. oia'I
for Lots 3 and and SHNwl4 Section 3. Town
ship 30 South II fe, W. 9Th Prin. Meridian, has
filed notice Of fhtention to make Final Five
year Proof. to establish claim to the land
above described, before the Clerk of the district
Court. at Springfield, Colorado, on the 22nd day
of January, 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: a. e. iiecke-
thorn, F. Is. Twyford, d. &. Greatthquse. IL. C..
woolley, nil of stonihgton, Colorado.
1898 John A. " !lliams. Register.
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,
United States Land Onlce at

Elnhr, tOT0fnWo, DEC. 7, IIWU-
Notice Is hereby given that Marion krisc
of Stonington, Colorado, who. on june !. 1905
made homestead entry No. G295, serial No.
Ol9i4. for southwest quarter, section 32. town
ship 81 $, range ~ W., 9Th ?. Meridian, hns
filed notice Of intention to make iima live ycnl
proof, to establish claim to the land ahor,
described, before Cieyk of the District Court nj
Springfield, Colorado, on ihe 29nd day of Jan
uary. 1910.
Claimant names as witnesses: A. c. iicckr-
thorn, F. B. Twytord, u. q. Greathouse. aug
Il. Z, Holley, all of stpnipg'on. Colorado
1923 join a. WILLIAMS, Res l-tcr.
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-21

Mr.. Tankersley was away this
week. Some people think our
good friend is contemplating
marriage,
We had an unknown friend
at Lamport, who very kindly
favored US with the news from
that fertile section.
Mr.. T. Y. Lamport, a man of
enterprise and energy was in
town over night the 10th. He
was on his way to Lamar.
Miss Ida tittlepage who has
many friends in town, was tran
sacting business before the Dist.
Clerk the first of the week,
Jas. A. Tanner is carrying the
south mail this week, Emit hay
ing gone to Texline to visit his
mother, Melvin, Oracle and Bob.
Mrs. Lydia Elder, now of Den
yer, renews her subscription and
says some very kind words for
the Herald, which are greatly
appreciated.
T, S. Withnell, an old soldier
who has a fine homestead south
of Stonington, favored this Office
with a call, and asked to have
his name put on our roll of honor.
F. H. Mail, the brilliant Den
yer attorney, has gone on a two
weeks trip of recreation. 1t is
a pleasure to do business for
some attorneys, and Mr.. Mail is
one of them.
R. A. Murry one of the Lead
ing ranchmen of Cimarron Coun-
ty Oklahoma, and large owner
of land in this county, was in
Springfield, attending to busi-
ness matters, last Friday.
Will Heckethorn was here a.
stride a new motor cycle. He
has the faculty of leaving for
home any old time day, but he
rides at terrific pace, so much
so that telephone poles look like
woven wire fence.
/ Francis M. Reed made COM
mutation proof on his homestead
i in the Stonington section, last
Saturday. T. S. Withnell and
C. A. Wiley assisting him. Mr..
Reed has made fine improve
ments on his land.
Married at Springfield, Janu-
ary 19, A. D.. 1910, Rev. Stephen
officiating, Lewis Earl Nance
and Rosa May Ewing. The
groom was born we think, in this
country and is a young man who
has already shown the aptitude
TO win out in the battle of life.
The bride is a splendid young
woman every way worthy of the
object of her hearts choice.
The Herald joins their many
friends in extending heartiest
best wishes.
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-21

Joe scannell was in town last
Saturday.
Commissioner Davis was in
town the 10th.
Gabe Grill was over from
Blaine the 10Th.
Murt and Ed Tanner were in in
town Tuesday night.
Charlie Spurgeon came up
from the river the 18th,
Mr.. C. A. Wiley favored us
with a call last Saturday.
Leroy Beightol renewed his
subscription to the Herald.
Mr.. Alberto was at Denney's
Wednesday, after supplies.
Marriage License ]. w. Eng
land to Miss Eta L. Lawyer.
Lyle Knox is now making his
headquarters at the Herald office.
Broom corn is quoted at 5000 a
ton, in the Hutchinson market.
Miss Alice Doner, favored the
Herald with years subscription.
]. Martin Ford, of the Cimar-
ron Co. was doing business here
the 10Th.
McArthur's teams were here
again the first-of the week after
supplies.
VIM. Cox from near Monett,
Mo-, was here looking at the
country.
The pumping plant is still in a
sorry condition. A black eye to
the town.
We had the pleasure Of shak-
ing hands with Felix Ward, one
day this week.
Richard Crabtree and E. Up
ton were guests Of Will Sp4rgr
con Monday night.
R. K. Trivett and Ray Brown
made motor cycle trips to Two
Buttes last Sunday.
Gid and VIM. Thompson were
doing business with the County
Treasurer, the 10th.
Mrs. Spurgeon has gone to WIS.,
it relatives and friends at Regn-
ier and on the Cimarron,
Co. Supt. Jones having return
ed, we are able to resume the
printing of School News.
1t was a fine beef that Mr.,
Gordon recently brought to town.
Let the meat man do likewise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkins were
in town the 10Th. Mrs. Wilkins
is the efficient P. M. of Blaine
J The ranch formerly owned by
the late Samuel E. Squires has
been purchased by Roy Thomp'
son.
We are thankful to our news
gatherers for their efforts II
sending in the happenings
around the county.
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D. P. Mcfarland went to La

Knots who returned with him
and will assist his mother with
the household work and care of
the children.
T. w. Couch and John Price
were here the 10Th. Mr.. Price
and wife are new comers from
Beaver county Oklahoma, and
very nice people.
Mr.. Couch gave us a descrip-
ton of the fine new barn he re-
Gently put up; and left a check to
help the Herald along.
Mr.. Mendenhall was here last
week. He proved up land many
years since, in 3O-43-44, and like
many others let it go by default
on account of non payment of
taxes. A. H. Barrett had ac-
quired the tax title interest and
purchased the fee title of Mr..
Mendenhall.
Some of those here on land
business before the Dist. Clerk,
this week were;
Ralph and Roy Bourquin, John Staples,
N. S. Anderson, F. H. Mitchell, Chas.
Gillispie, D, E. Reeves, A. "T. Smith,
Ge6. Polsgrove, S. G. Sitton, H. S. and
Lee Littlepage, C. S. Collins. Gabe
Miller, Earl Taylor and others whose
names we forget.
These people are mostly new
comers," but stayers, men who
help to build up the country.
Lyceum-A very nice program
was given for the entertainment
of the many who attended the
Lyceum, last Friday night. The
recitations, vocal and instrument
tal selections showed thorough
ness in preparation. The read
ing of the weekly digest was the
usual feature and kept the audi
ence wondering who would come
next. The question Resolved
that an Investment in dry land is
more profitable than an invest
ment in irrigated land, was ably
: handled. E. M. Whitaker and
Lyle Knox spoke for the affirm
Iative. H. E. HONS her and Onda
Young for the negative, The
affirmative won. Dry land has
, already experienced 20 per cent
raise.
, Best Groceries at Denney's.
Baptist Church
At Springfield the fourth Saturday
of each month in the morning, and the
fourth Sunday, morning and evening.
: REV. HAZEL, pastor.
RAILROAD NEWS
John Labriere was in town
; Wednesday night, on his way
: from Lamar to Carrizo. He at
tended the meeting held at La
mar in the interest of the pro-
posed railroad, and feels certain
that the proposition, this time 'is
, a CO." Lamar is to be a divi-
sion point. The road runs from
) Enid to Texhoma, then in an air
3 line, near as practicable to Two
Buttes and Lamar and on to
Denver. Lamar furnishes a
, bonus Of 20 acres of land and $50,
; 600. We have been scanning the
r Lamar papers for something new
; to copy, but up to this date, the
Goth, don't find it.
Two Ruttes Items,
The cement drug store is near
r ing completion.
, Harry Caddick was viewing
the city Sunday.
Roy McCandlas is manager OF
: the Metcalf feed yard.
2 Wells Metcalf has his feed
r yard in running order.
e Mr.. Holman has his grocery
! and hareware store completed,
Mr.. Tongs, L. L. Knox and
Mr., Sommers are working on the
printing Office,
.. Hark! do you hear the trains
whistle, three railroad men were
in town Saturday.
R. X. Trivett and Ray Brown
passed through town on their
motors Sunday, on the way to
the dam.
o Qpda Young of Springfield, has
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-21
will You Read To Me ronishtP'


The dinner done, the lamp is lit,
And in its mellow glow we sit
And talk of matters, grave and gay
That went to make another day.
Comes Little One, a book in hand,
With this re4uest-nay, this command
(For who'd gainsay the little sprite3
please will you read to me tonight?''
Read to you, Little One? Why, yes.
What shall it be tonight? You guess
You'd like to hear about the bears
Their bowls of porridge, beds, and chairs?
Well, thaty shalE There, that tales
= done
And now-"You'd like another one?'
Tomorrow evening, Curly Head
It's 'hass-pass seven"l Off to bed
So each night another story
Wicked dwarfs and giants CORY,
Dragons fierce and princes daring,
Forth to fame and fortune faring;
Wandering tots, with leaves for bed,
Houses made of gingerbread,
Witches bad and fairies good,
And all the wonders of the wood
81 like the witches best, )" says she
Who nightly nestes on my knee;
But why by them she sets such. store
Psychologists must puzzle Ger. 90
Her likes are mine, and agree
With all that she confdes to me.
And thus we travel, hand in hand,
The storied roads of Faityland
All, Little One, when years have fed
And left their silver on my head,
And when the dimming eyes of age
With difficulty scan the page.
On you I'll turn the tables then;
For shall put the question, when
l borrow of your better sight:
,"Please-will you read to me tonight?'.'
S@ &sSSa
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-21

meet in Villas, Jan. 2sth. at 10,
a. m. sharp, to employ an attor-
ney and transact any other busi-
ness that may come before the
organization,
Forrest Hall
Secretary.
Blaine Items
Mr.. Hope visited at E. Halls
Sunday.
T. Weeden was at the Knox
ranch Sunday.
Tilden Hall went to Las Ami
mas last week.
Fletcher Dunlop went to 7.
Weeden's Monday.
L. l.. Knox had his alfalfa
threshed' Wednesday,.
Dayton Knox went to the Hol-
lister ranch Saturday.
James Herbert had twenty
seven bushels of alfalfa seed.
N. B. Curtis went to Lamar
last week, for grain and coal.
E. Lepel threshed alfalfa for
Mr.. Cant and Herbert, Tuesday.
Forrest Hall, L. L. Knox and
F. Stalnaker went to Lamar,
Tuesday.
Eldon Allen brought in load
of lumber from Lamar, for his
house he expects to build in Two {
But tes.
Villas Budget
John Amrine has gone to the
cedars, this week
Fred Schweizer made q busi-
ness trip to Holly the latter part
of last week.
H. Amrins and Milton have
gone to Syracuse for freight for
Mr.. Wheeler.
Viola Goehring, Edith and
Leona Green dined with Louise
Schweizer, Sunday.
The people of Villas aye glad to
see supt. Jones on the streets
again, after spending few
weeks in Denver.
The Sunday school had the
round number Of fifty present
last Sunday. All present
thoroughly enjoyed the sermon,
The Sunday School will have a
basket supper January 18th, Fri
day evening, for the purpose Of
securing an organ with the pro-
ceeds. A short program will be
rendered just preceding the auc-
tioneering of the baskets. All
are cordially invited to attend.
LampOrt Items
Charlie Maynard has purchas-
ed a fine saddle pony,
Mrs. Mackey was the guest of
Mrs. Wingart Sunday.
Two of Mr., Groves children
had the Group last week.
The people of this vicinity are
sowing wheat the last few days.
Mr.. Fred Glasgo passed
through this vicinity Sunday.
Mrs. F. E, Lamport, of Ston-
ington, attended church here
Sunday.
Chas. Sitton still remains at
his post, carrying the mail to
Wentworth.
Quite few from this COM
munity are in Springfield on
business, this week.
Miss. Ethel Sitton has been
staying with Mrs. Albert Cox,
the past few weeks.
School will commence at the
Lamport school house, Feb. list;
with Mrs. Ellen Anderson as
teacher.
There will be a pie supper and
entertainment at the Harmon
school house February LIST 1910.
Every body is invited.
There will be an oyster supper
at the school house one mile
south of B. F. Lamport's, Satur-
day night, January %, everyone
invited to come.
There was preaching at the
N
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-21
Nothing New to Us.

Tom oxenreider killed 3 big
bull snake on his way home new
years day. This is undoubtedly
the first snake of the season.
Springfield Herald.
The old-time bunch of boosters
who lived in Springfield in 1887
to 1889 could see (not kilD snakes
almost any day of the year. For
verificatlon ask Judge Alexander
or County Treasurer Homsher.
They were present. Divide
Farmer.
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-21
Call and see Dennez's Dry
W, g. T. U. +

The local W. C. 7. U. will
meet at the School house, Jan.
29th. 1910, at 2::3O. All mem
bers will please have readings of
their own selection; final prepa-
'rations will he made at this meet
ing for the open meeting of Feb.
18th, 1910.
Mrs. Maud Green,
President.
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-21
Commissioners
Proceedings

The following were the official proceedings Of
the Board or County Commissioners of Bncn
county. Colorado, held ut Springfield on the ard
to tho stli tbdth inclusiye)days of Jan AID. 1910
Springfield, Colorado Jan. ard, 1910.
The Board OF County Commissioners met In
regular quarterly session at one O'Clock p. m.
Present, C. II. Davis. chairman, Lucius Mead
am. W. c. Byers, and YIN Sturgeon, County
Clerk,
The Springfield herald., 1910-01-21
Tax Title Meeting.

The Tax Title Association will
meet in Villas, Jan. 2sth. at 10,
a. m. sharp, to employ an attor-
ney and transact any other bust
ness that may come before the
organization, 80
Forrest Hall
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-02-17
NORTH cALArs.


Clinton Thurston is On the sick list
Mrs Matilda Fair Is in very poor
health
The auditors met AZ East Calais Oh
Monday last
Miss Harriet Reynolds has returned
@ her work at Col H s. Fosters.
Mrs Eugene Reynolds has gone TO VIII
Jamestown 20 care for her daughter who
Is ~ there
There IS to Be halI az Memorial
hall, North Calais. on February p. Gill
bertson's orchestra win furnish music.
Miss Emily Vigeant closed a success.
ful term Of school AZ North Calais and
has returned I'd her home ii Elmore
The school registers 81 tie town show
q very small number Of visitors, q fact
70 be deplored
Schools closed II town last Friday.
Tie school in Pekin seems to have car
ried OF the hoHors this year. There
were seven scholars this winter, and not
d mark Of any kind against their names
on the school register, Those having
no marks the entire year were Mary.
Ruth and Esther Converse and Mildred
Cray Merle and ida Gray had only one
absent day during the entire year.