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Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19

about put him out of the race for the
batting championship.
The Giants haven't played such poor
ball in years as they played against
Boston in New York.
1t is said that shortstop Huiswitt
and outfielder Zacher of the St. Louis
Cardinals win both be released.
big Ed" Walsh is still the flossy
pitcher of old and about the only
bright spot in Comiskey's baseball
yard.
After the close of the season the
Cincinnati Nationals will play the
Cleveland Americans for the champion.
ship of Ohio
Frank Bowerman, the old New York
catcher, has quit the indianapolis team
and retired from the game for good
SO he says,
Walter Johnson, the Washington
pitcher, has good chance to smash
Rube Waddelrs strike-out record of
3o1, for this season.
Connie Mack picks Detroit for sec.
ond place in the American league and
a toss-up between New York and Bos.
ton for position number three.
Jack Knights has played great ball
for the New York Highlanders this sea.
son. He will finish the season well
up among the leading hitters.
A rumor is going the rounds OF the
Southern league that Little Rock is to
become member of the organiza.
tion again, taking the place Of Mont.
gomery.
1t was tight race in the Cotton
States league this season Greenwood
eopped the pennant with Jackson in
second place, just six points behind
the champions
After holding down the bench for a
couple of seasons Catcher Tom Mad
den is being worked by the Boston
Red Sox and is said to be making
good
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19
Insist DR.. Cook
Found North Pole

COPENIiAGEN, Sept. 17.-Rev o.
Sherman, Danish clergyman who
has just returned from Greenland, says
he recently received a better from u
missionary at Cape Cook who had talk
ed with the two Eskimos who were
DR.. Cooks companions on his alleged
trip to the north pole. Both insisted
the pole had been reached and when
asked how they know replied: by
the sun, which always tells us where
we are and where to 60" 1t will be
remembered that Commander Peary
told him they were never more than
two days from shore.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19
Duped Bankers
for Large Sums

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-Charging
his downfall tc "the craze for money
that peryades the very atmosphere OF
New York City" Adolph Rothbarth
who proved the gullibility OF New
York banks by borrowing approximate
ly two hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars on no better security than the
mere mention OF his connection with
a well known foreign firm of hop deal
ers, refused again today to permit his
friends to do anything In his behalf.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19
Indianapolis Aviation
Meet Now On

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. l7.-Thirteen
big balloons are straining at anchors
at the Indianapolis Wotor speedway.
ready TO start in the big national cham
pionshiD and free for all races this
afternoon. Nine Of the air craft are
entered in the race for the cham
pionship and four viii start In the
lesser event. They VIII be piloted by
daring navigators of the air and rec.
ords are expected to be broken In
both contests. The first balloon Will
get away at o'clock.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19
GEORGE HAscEMoER OF SILVER.
TON DEAD.

SILVERToN, Sept. 17.-George Has
cemger, well known in the San Juan
district. died suddenly yesterday after
noon in Bear Creek canon. where he
was visiting his mining property. The
cause of death is thought to be heart
failure. He was known to be a suf-
ferer from pleurisy of the heart for
some time past He was about i5
cemger was a Mason. A number OF
men went out to Bear Creek today
to bring in the remains. The canon
is about twelve miles from Silverton.
No arrangements for the funeral have
been made
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19
FARMING
TON FAIR
The Annual Fair Will
Eclipse all Former
Exhibitions

The horn of plenty has been boun
tifully emptied over San Juan ooun
u New Mexico, this year. In Selebra
tion OF their blessings the residents OF
Pennington are preparing for the big
gest and best fair in the hi4tory OF
the burg The credit of much of its
assured success Is due to the secre
tary of the fair association, John C.
Hubbard, prominent real estate man
of the section When it comes to con.
verting people to believe that his IS
the greatest country on earth
Mr.. Hubbard is an acknowl
edged star missionary. Good fel
low is written largely upon aim
However he fails to recognize the fact
that no wedding bells have rung for
him in the light OF a misfortune Know.
ing how generous Farmlneton people
are when it comes to extending hos.
pitality MIR. Hubbard has seculed a list
of all those who can accommodate Wis
itors during the fair and the ~ Is by
no means small So do not hesitate
to attend for fear you Will
he unable to get sleeping aceommodup
ton. The residents OF the town are
willing. if necessary, to turn their
homes into veritable Pullmans. JUS
apply 10 Secretary Hubbard ii you are
planning to take in the fair, and Of
course You are.
Who would miss the opportunity Of
seeing and sampling the fruit display?
In order to secure the elite of San
Juan countys fruit a grand prize Of
800 for the biggest and best precinct
exhibit has been offered From this
Pennington is barred because the town
is sure to be extensively represented
any way
Glenwood SPRINGS has rs Straw
berry day Grand Junction its Peach
day and Rocky Ford It's Melon day.
but 1t remains for Pennington to have
the fruit days during the fair where
all visitors win be supplied free of
charge. When you consider that in
the Pennington fruit menu Is included
apples. peaches, pears. grapes, pluma,
persimmons, melons galore and straw.
berries, yes, strawberries in Septem.
Der, you feel sure of sharing ih some
of the finest good things to eat that
are grown under the shadow of the
Liberty goddess.
There will also be displays OF the
general resources of the country, and
as for amusements. something Is go,
ing to be doing all the time Splendid
band music, races and picture shows.
The Indians are to be much In eyi,
dence. Governor Mills has signihed
his intention of being present on "Tidu,
cation day.
Persons from all over the country
are going to take advantage of the
low rates made by the ID. & r. c. for
this event and visit the county that Is
enjoying such a boom. Durango viii
come in for her share of the benefits
from this flood of visitors for she Is
sure to catch them coming or going
But whatever you do go. If you
have to economic on your election
bets and winter bonnets.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19
ALL-RusslAN AVIATION MEET.

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. i7-what
promises to provide the most notable
performances ever attempted by air.
men in the czar's dominions will be
the "all-Russian aviation festival"
which commences here tomorrow The
program provides events for balloons.
anships. areoplanes and kites. Prizes
aggregating $4,000 will be distributed
among the successful competitors.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19
Baby Show Ordered
Closed by Police

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Sept 17.-The
baby incubator show at the state fair
has been ordered closed by the police.
This action followed the death OF two
infants brought to the city by Chi
cago physician. They came from the
Charities hospital in Plltsburg. one
of the infants was a boy weeks old,
and the other a girl, 4 weeks old. Both
died OF inattention.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19
BURGLARS lNFEsT NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Sept IA series of
during the past few days, netting the
thieves total of nearly eighty thou
sand dollars, are being investigated by
the police according to announcement
ing the details of the robberies or the
names OF persons robbed have been
given out by the authorities.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19
NOTED AUTHOR SO YEARS OLD

BOSTON, Mass, Sept. 17.-John 7.
Trowbridge, the only living member OF
New England's famous group of au-
tbors and poets, which included Long.
fellow, Whittier, Lowell, Emerson and
Holmes. will observe his eighty-third
birthday tomorrow at his home in Ar.
lington. Mr.. Trowbridge is in excel.
lent health.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19
suNFLoweR PHILOSOPHY.

You'll never get In any trouble from
something you haven't said.
A man who is younger than his wife
can not help being little boastful OF
the fact.
a distressingly large numbe, OF peo-
pie who are well make speciality OF
ptending to be sick
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19
ENGLISH AVIATOR COMING.

LONDON. Sept. Thames Radley.
the young English aviator who holds
the speed record, sailed on the Car.
mania today for New York Mr.. Rad
ley expects to take part in the New
York-to-C Chicago contest next month.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19
TWO THOUSAND ARABS KILLED

MILAN, Sept 1.-Two thousand
Arabs have been killed and wounded in
~ clash between the warning tribes in
Bassorah, Aslatic Turkey. according to
dispatch received today from the
Constantinople correspondent OF the
Corriere Della Sera. Details are lack
ing.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19
TELI;GRAPHIC NEWS

A former teller in the United States
subtreasury has been arrested. He Is
charged with stealing $172OO0.
Two 1O-year-old boys played Cow
boy" Wednesday in Chicago with a
revolver and today Howard Simpson is
reported dying.
The Southern Pacific railroad Thurs
day inaugurated a freight service over
the Dumbarton bridge, which crosses
the southern end of San Francisco bay.
The first meeting OF the information.
al court of arbitration to hear the Ori-
noco claims case in dispute between
the United States and Venezuela will
be held on Oct. 2S.
Cotton growing is becoming an i'm
portant industrial factor in many Ash
attic countries and the production of
this staple abroad is declared by
American consular officials to be
steadily on the increase.
Mrs. Louisa Edwards, wife of Ira
Edwards, farmer at Blackwell Point,
Wis, was murdered in her home late
Wednesday afternoon by George Kun
sci, farm hand, who followed up
the crime by blowing out his brains.
The estate OF the late Henry b.
Hyde, founder of the Equitable Life
Assurance society, is valued at s2,009,.
900. according to an appraisement filed
in the surrogate's court in New York,
In connection with IA request for ii.
quotation.
Announcement is made at Bryn
Mawr college that Miss Helen Taft
daughter of President Taft, will not
return to college this year. Instead
It is declared. she will stay at her
home and assist her mother in heI
many social duties.
Edward C. Pryor and Miss Myrtle
Pryor, two cousins, went all the way
to Salt Lake City from Emmett, Idaho
10 get married, but were frustrated IL
their matrimonial plans because they
are related to each other within the
degree of consanguinity prohibited un
der the marital laws OF Utah.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19

Jim Barry, the heavyweight, has
asked Memphis promoters TO try and
arrange a bout for him with AL Kauf-
man
After working in the west for some
time Abe Attell has started for New
York where he hopes to start some
thing among the little fellows.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19

Tho Road TO Richmond stirring
scenes of stirring days, told amid the
cannon's roar; a great Selg war pic.
mre; and "Cagliostro," adapted from
Alexander Dumas vel! known work
"The Memoirs OF Physician" Sat
uIday and Sunday at "rhe Isis. the
Lighted House"
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19
LaPlata Delegation
After Indian School

DENVER, Sept 1.-THE delay of
Governor Shaiioth In announcing his
plan for informing the government OF
steps to be taken for the acceptance OF
the Fort Lewis Indian school in La
Plata county has changed the senti
ment OF members Of the La Plata dele
CATION and now some OF them say they
VIII work against him In the con
vention several days ago the delega,
lion gave Governor shafroth all but
twO-o it's votes
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19

son Oh upper Spring creek. The tim
cthy heads average a foot in length.
The grapes are about as good as sent
NJ from the Pennington country and
this is the first season that the vines
have been fenced off from the stock.
Yes, the Pine river valley can grow
fruit as well as grains and grasses
Bayfield, Blade
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19
BASEBALL NOTES.

A large number of minor league
players have signed to play in Panama
this fall.
Ty Cobb's affected lamp will just
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19
YESTERDAYS BALL SCORES.

National
81. Louis 3; Boston 2.
Pittgbng New York 3
Chicago 4, Philadelphia 3
Cincinnati Z; Brooklyn Q.
American
Washington 8; Cleveland
Philadelphia 10; Detroit 0.
Western
Sioux city Q; Wichita 2
Lincoln q; Topeka q,
omaha INTERESTS .loz4ph p-s.
Denver s Des Moinos &.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19

say that Commissioner Lawton was SO
eager to rush the measure through
according to his Ideas that he neglect
cd TO leave II with the city clerk TWEEN
ty.four hours. as prescribed by law.
Chicken hawks. formerly looked
upon as a pest by the farmer, arc
saving thousands of dollars worth OF
crops in the vicinity of Loveland. Two
flocks composed OF hundreds of hawks
are clearing large acres of the grags-
hopper pest TO the east and south of
that place.
A decided slap in the face for In
sutgency, the nomination of ticket
composed OF some OF the most repre-
sentative citizens OF I'll Paso county,
and the election of delegates to the
state, senatorial and congressional con-
ventions, were features Of the Repub-
lican county convention In Colorado
Springs Wednesday.
Clarence Hodges. aged 81. shot him
self directly over the heart Thursday
night at the Dewitt hotel, In Ault,
because, he said he was tired of work
ing and wanted to die. He used a 22
caiiber revolver The bullet glanced
upward. lodging n the neck. Cries
for help brought assistance to the
young man, and doctor WAS sum
moned in time to save his life.
Charles Holly, county surveyor, also
engineer in charge of the above ditch.
started In Wednesday on resurvey OF
the district through which the canal
trayerses The prospects for building
are good. Mr. Holly stated to the
Democrat that he would have Ave en-
gineer crews at work surveying and
aectsoninx At once and expected
to have his work nnfs1sed II About
elk weeks. From the head. gate at the
old ford at Cedar Hill to where the
ditch drops into the La Plata river
pet'Ni iohu ioi abiicuiture anu uoft'
culture can not be found. Most OF
the land has already been taken. and
reliDquishments are held high. As
In all enterprises OF like character
many claims have been taken for spec
ulatiye purposes, and of course these
are for sale. The building OF this
ditch means great deal to Aztec. as it
will make IT the cntrepot for the prod
uct Of the entire district and the mar
ket to supply tie ranchers with imple-
ments and supplies When this ditch
is completed and the Citizens ditch
perfected, watch Aztec grow. Keep
your eye on the county seat.--Aztec
Democrat.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19
COLORADO BRIEFS

The "hohble skirt Is to have sue.
oessor in the field OF freak dressmak
ing to be known us the eQuinz" dress.
Without a dissenting vote the town
Of AIilliken in Weld county has been
incorporated and an election viii fol
low
Three women who had tried suicide
in less than an hour were taken TO
the Denver county hospital ia the
space OF an hour Wednesday.
r. w Lantry OF Greeley was paid
1920 insurance by the company car
rying his policy for his aufomobile,
which was stolen from him in front
of the Albany hotel In Denver.
Simultaneous movements Of cattle
from Wyoming and Rouit county have
resulted in a shortage OF cars that is
proving extremely embarrassing to the
railroads which have contracted to
deliver these shipments to Eastern
POINTS.
DR. Victor c Anderson. president Of
the State School Of Mines. told the
members Of tue Denver Real Estate ex+
change, assembled in weekly luncheon
at the Albany hotel Thursday, that
there Is more convertible low grade
ore in the state OF Colorado than can
be used in 100 years.
The report is current that Fruila
may perhaps become the home Of an
Adventist home for manual training
A large colony Of Adyentists are de
sirous Of locating an industrlal school
or the western slope and have prac
ticaliy selected Fruita as the home
for the school.
Under the direction OF the Colorado
Springs Light, Heat and Power com
pany. workmen have started the task
Of getting ready FOR the street lllumi-
nations for the Rembllcan state con
vention on Sept. 20. Brackets for The
support of electric globes are being
erected and wires strung for carrying
the rows Of varicolored lights that
win be arranged along the sides OF the
street
Members Of the Civic league, a
woman's organization in Colorado
Springs, claim that the ordinance es-
tablishlng new curb and gutter lines
which was passed by the council last
week. was not presented in the proper
manner and Is Illegal. The women
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19
CLIPPINGS FROM
SOUTHWEST EXCHANGES

Montezuma valley has been repre-
sented at the state fair at Pueblo year
after year with the result that hun
dreds from that part of the state have
bought lands and located in this val
ley.-Cortez Herald.
The editor saw some samples of
timothy and concord grapes the other
day that were grown by Tom Robert.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19

On the Keith ranch just below Bay.
field there was threshed the other day
crop OF spring wheat of fifteen acres.
Eight acres of this crop was fall plow.
iEs and produced 49lA bushels per
acre, while the spring blowing pro.
dueed thirty-four bushels per acre.
Both pieces OF ground were sowed with
the same quality OF seed, at the same
time and received the same care
throughout me season Moral-Plow
your ground in the fall.
NJ w Ditto. Il. NJ, of Chicago was
an arrival in Silverton during the past
week and is looking over the Esmer-
aida and other properties on behalf OF
eastern capitalists. Mr.. Ditto is most
favorably impressed with what has
been shown by his inyestigation thus
far and stated 10 the Miner that If
he gets what he is looking for it will
mean a great deal to the San Juan.
He is representing one of the strong
est mining firms in the country and
their advent into the San Juan will
mean much-Silverton Miser
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19

say that Commissioner Lawton was SO
eager to rush the measure through
according to his Ideas that he neglect
ed TO leave 1t with the city clerk TWEEN
ty-four hours. as prescribed by law.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19

The Southern Pacific railroad Thurs.
day inaugurated freight service over
the Dumbarton bridge, which crosses
the southern end of San Francisco bay.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19

The first meeting of the information.
al court of arbitration to hear the Ori-
noeo claims case in dispute between
the United States and Venezuela will
be held on Oct. 2S.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19

A former teller in the United States
subtreasury has been arrested. He is
charged with stealing S172,000
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19

Two 1O-year-old boys played Cow
boy" Wednesday in Chicago with a
revolver and today Howard Simpson is
reported dying.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-09-19

Three women who had tried suicide
in less than an hour were taken TO
the Denver county hospital IN the
space OF an hour Wednesday.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
Number z

A proposed amendment % Sec
ton 2 Of Article 10 of the Con-
stitution Of the State Of Utah, de-
filming what shall constitute the
Public School System.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
Number 8

A proposed amendment to Sec
ton 3 Of Article 10 Of the Con-
stithtion Of the State Of Utah, de-
.elaring what shall constitute the
State School Fund, and proyid-
ing for the aPpoStionmsnt Of High
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
Number

A proposed amsodmsnt 10 Sec.
ton TOT Article IL. fixing the
R@i. Of the STATE Indebtedness.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05
Number 3

A proposed amendment 20 Sec
ton 4 Of Article II OF the Con-
stitution Of the State Of Utah.
fixing the limit OF indebtedness OF
Counties. Cities. Towns and
School Districts.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-05

A proposed amendment 10 Sec
ton 7 Of Article IS Of the Con-
stisution Of the State Of Utah.
fixing the rate Of taxation for
State purposes. apportioning same
and creating High School Fund.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-25
HIRAM JOHNSON'S TRIP
4 TRAIL OF ENTHUSIASM
Riverside and Orange Counties
Wide Awake to Issues of
State Campaign
Especial 70 The Heraldl

HEMET, Cal, May 24.-The triumphal
march of the Johnson Wallace Works party
through Southern California today carried
the candidates of the Lincoln Roosevelt
Republican league across Orange county and
we'll into Riverside county. day of en-
thusiastic meetings that quite exceeded ex-
pectations ended tonight in a mass meeting
in the Hemet opera house, which brought out
a crowd estimated to be equal in number to
two-thirds of all the voters in this vicinity.
A brass band, display of fireworks and an
unlimited quantity of genuine enthusiasm con-
tributed to produce old-fashioned political
rally.
The temper of the crowd, as indicated by
its applause and cheers, led the speakers to
turn themselves loose in discussion of the
campaign issues. Addresses were made by
Hiram Johnson candidate for governor; A,
]. Wallace candidate for lieutenant gov
ernor; Judge John D. Works, candidate for
United States senator; Florence j. O'Brien,
candidate for secretary of state, and John
W. Eshelman, candidate for railroad COM
missioner.
During the day impromptu outdoor meetings
were held in the several towns through which
the automobile campagners passed. There
were encouraging meetings at Corona at noon,
and at Elsinore and at Perris in the after
noon.
Early tomorrow morning the party will leave
here for Riverside, where rally will be held
tomorrow night. Meetings also will be held
tomorrow at San Jacinto and at Arlington.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-25
Plain and Fancy Elastic Belts at
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
SHIPMENT S OF FRUIT

3 Shipments for Monday, May 23- g
@ 148 cars oranges, 16 cars lemons. g