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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-09-22
Serial No. oG2s7) Sep. y oct. q
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS.
Department of the interior.
s and Office at Bismarck. N -
September 80. 1910
.Inlln Rensselaer,.

john Rensselaer,
OF Hartford, North Dakota. Who, on
December 6, 1904. made Homestead
Entry No 295l7. Serial No. 0G2s1.
for east half of northwest quarter
southwest quarter of northwest
quarter and northeast quarter Of
pnlhwcst quarter of Section 20,
FoWnshir l.,3 north. Range Is west
OF the Fifth Principal Meridian. has
flied notice Of intention 10 make
Nual iivcycar proof, to establish
claim to lhe land above described.
before 'hares II. Carlcy. Judge and
EY Otlicio Clerk of the County Court.
at Linton. North Dakota, on the
.,ls' day Of October. 1910
Claimant names rs witnesses.
Jacob l,llrkhardt. Of Linton, N. -
John j. Rensselaer,, Of l.lhtnn, N II
Heinrich Ohlhauscr. OF Linton. N h
Ilagld Jobb. of Linton n H.
NJ II Jewell, Register
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-09-22

$50 l.ttltIss., 4s~s ~ AsANVss
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-09-22
Denny Mn Lioek.

benny lIannatin. sWlattcr COY
ernor. Iale candidate for senator
and So forth, WAS captured ny two
Indian paiccme n at the grounds Of
the recent Mantlan fair rhoA
Thought that Mir IIannain wa, at
tempting Ia steal INTO HE grounds
He was strolIing m the east end u
The premises when the policemen
spotted him They took the noted
old-timer to the lair officials and
wanted him placed under arrest
but the Officials yo0chcd for him,
and ne was turned loose Mr. Han
MAIN friends had lots Of fun with
HIM over the incident
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-09-22
The Maid of Saraanssa.

In July, lSuS. the French were press
ing hard upon Saragossa The hardest
lighting WAS nj the rortilo gate. where
the assaulling batteries more than
once reached he dilapidatcd earth
works The gunncrs of the Spanish,
battery Mere shot down Que after AN
other, the survivors failing before they
could discharge the last loaded gun
The infantry tlinchrd. and The Freno h
were closing in when Young woman.
Angostina B;iragoza. bctrotlied Ia a
young artillery sergeant who had lust
fallen, rushed in. sliatched The lighted
match from her dying lovers hand
and fired the undischarged twenty
four FOUNDER into the head of the aa
vancing column The enemy WAS
shaken The citizens, slamcd, rushed
forward, rcoccupicd the battery. aud
the assault was beaten of The girl
received from the government corn
mission as s,iblicutcnant of the artil
lery and II life pension a few years
later she was seen by an English tray
cler serving With her battery in An
dalusi;l She was handsome young
woman of the lower class She Wore
a blue artillery tlnc, on the sleeve of
which was n shield of honor
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10 'lallIg lni lsl.lc
NOTICE. FOR PUBLICATION

tSerlal 80 o2Sui
Department Of the Interior,
Land Ollie, AT Bismarck, n h
August 30. ls'lu
M9lies herclN gwen thu,
l'NelNu StearnS.
OF Linton North Dakota who. Oh
November r., l!Nas made Home
stead Entry. Scrlal No u2S''i. fur
tle south hall of he nqrthea
quarter and lot and z Section /
Township l's' Month, Range Z West
of Fifth Principal Meridian, has fled
notice of Intention To make liiel
communication proof, 10 establish
clam to the land above doscriGel.
before Charles Il CarloA pldg, afi
rN-oilicio clerk of the county COURT.
AT Linton. North l)akota.on The l'nh
day Of October. 1910
Claimant names as wllncsscs
+ Brooks. Of Linton. N h.
William / Brooks, Of Linton, y -
Kay LATTE, of Linton. N. ~.
WIlllam McCullev, of Linton. N u
NJ IL Jewell. Register.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1910-09-22
10 the Voters OF Emmons COUNTY

by reason of the numeseus polite
al yarns being circulated through
out the county and through the I'm
ton Advocate regarding my resi-
dence lntentS and purpose ia seek.
ing office at Your hands. | desire Ia
announce to YOU publicly that am
a candidate in good faith for the
office of States Attorney and that |
am not seeking the office for the
benefit of any of my friends and
should you elect me TO that office |
Will take charge and conduct the
office personally and without a dep
uty. leing a resident and a tax
payer. like Yourselves. | shall en-
deavor to keep down all needless
and unnecessary litigation uf qucS-
tonable merit. so far a. consistent
with proper administration of law
and order in the county. and assure
You uf fair and impartial treatment
to all.
Respectfully yours.
Geo w lvnn
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-16
Bank Deposit. in o..ro County.

There are thirteen banks In Otero
county with total deposits aygregat.
ing in the neighborhood Of $1,000.
900. During the past ten days all
OF the tanks Of Otero county, with
the exception Of Ordway. published
. statement Of their condition at
the close Of business, June 30, 1910.
There are four banks at Rocky Ford.
three In La Junta. two In Fowler.
and one each At Swink. Manzanola.
Ordway and Sugar City. According
to the statements published last
week the deposits OF all the banks
In the county. outside Of Ordway.
aggregate a total Of 3l,679, 1868. La
Junta leads with total deposits in
three ianks amounting TO $799. .49S.-
l3. This sum is only 4 little over
$4,000 short OF being as much as
the total deposits In all the remain
Ing banks In the county. including
Rocky Ford. The total bank depos-
Its In each OF the towns In the
county Is as follows:
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-16
Second Edition Of Prize Fight.

Yesterday morning the great fam
lily Journal received a second install.
ment OF prize fight news. direct from
the ringside. via the Pacific ocean.
IL was written by James keelcy Dye.
one OF the star performers In a re-
cent Denver newspaper popular man
subscription contest. while on board
the steamship. President" enroute
to Seattle. lie says:
1t has been 80 far a delightful
trip To me, erything grand except
the fight. | have pulled off better
fights Ia Swink. jeff at no time
mad u show. johnson is his master
at any stage. and think jeff told
the truth when he said he could not
lick Johnson when at his best. II
WAS awful to see the old gladiator
chopped to pieces. Johnson rocked
him with uppercuts In every round.
jeff seemed dazed and weak. He
never had u punch In the whole fight.
oome cried and some left the ring.
side after the thirteenth round, but
l stayed To See II all
vThe grand part OF the whole event
WAS to see the old xlsdistors. from
Sullivan down, introduced by the
announcer. Jordan. First. Sullivan: {:
second. Fitxsimmons: third. Sharkey:
fourth. ketcheli. Nelson. Cans and
l.anxford. l.ansford is the one Of
all Johnson had better side step. lie
Is In \ class by himself and won
der. He sat right In front Of me
and he Is as Zig across the back ~
the side II u house aud only weighs
100 pounds.
u reach Seattle Sunday evening.
stay y few days and then home. I
saw John Gates In Salt Lake on my
way out. He iS doing fine and
has . swell place. ! saw lots Of IA.
miiiar faces at Los Angeles and had
= big visit and good time with Bill
Matlock. He In sure enjoying life
and living like \ king"
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-16
Az ne wsy Prom xsnsss.

clsr~nes ). Phelps aud Mss Bessie
u. Barrett. both Of Cimaron. Kan.
arrived IN town last Tuesday morn
Ing aa1 forthwith hied themselves to
the coert house TO hold sweet com.
muntoa with Cupid Garvin for the
purposs Of Inducing him to separate
himss3 from one permit To wed that
he wAs Dot using.
After separating themselves from
the usual e3.<s united sale persusder.
they were armed with tho coveted
and aecsssary document. and sought
the sacred precincts Of the S:.+s cut
rate judse. where they were bound
In The holy honda Of mstriinony with
the beautiful and impressive cere'
mony Of the county court.
Ne. aaa Mrs. Phelps left the same
day epe Colombo Springs TO spend
theis hoasyneea IL .hs shadow Of
Piks's peak.
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-16
o.ssh " {. W. esssss'.

Z. W. Casteel died at the Otero
Hospital on Lincolp avenue last Mon.
Iasy. after an nlness which has ex.
tended over . period Of . year. He
had been IN inmate Of local hospit.
ais Tor several weexs.
Nr. Cssteel Vas . native Of Mis-.
souri, and had bsen . resident Of
the Hoibrook coustry for fifteen
years. whore be wss sasassd in the
cattle business and fArntng. Five
yearS 40 hs was Married 70 Mrs.
Emma Nebsi1s. who survives him.
His Darents and also . sister. Ms.
.Asa oes11es. srs rest1e6ts q the
hol-roek eeuatsy.
The fuaerai toek place last Tees
day afternoon 10 the Holbrook coun.
try. services bsing conducted BY
Rev. rairchlid. and intsrnsnt takins
place 10 the Holtrook cemetery.
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-16

Totat =. vi .6I9, I66. 80
Notwithstanding their much adver.
tised prosperity and reported thriv.
ing business conditions the four
anks OF Rocky Ford lack nearly
$1,000 OF having us much on de-
posit AS the three banks In La Junta.
Given In detail the exact amount is
$2s6,626.7l. The bank statements re.
veal comparative conditions In La
Junta and Rocky Ford that are about
on par with every other In the two
towns, including population. although
you would have To WELD q bigger
stick than Rooseyelt's to convince
some OF the denikens OF that burg
that this Is fact. When IL comes
to a showdown IL will be found that
the distinguishing characteristic OF
the best advertised town on earth
Is wind and buster.
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-16
ose-e Ditch Progress.

work that Is being done on the OterO
ditch these days: M! Well. IT'S
worth he time. the trouble. and even
the expense II II shU Ia happen that
You have no automobile OF your own,
and are neither able TO beg.
.orrow or steal one. They are
making = real ditch out Of the
'Ossro this time. and no mis-
take. Even IL you don't know much
about di cats you Will be impressed
With H.. magnitude of The work that
Is icing lone. The ditch is being
widened ~ thirty.two feet on the top
AMI twenty ieot Gu Tie bottom. and
viii have capacity to carry six feet
ot water. instead 81 thIe, and one
half as heretofore.
The improvements now in progress
include thirty miles Of dredging. SIX
cutoffs and a tunnel 1850 feet long
at King arroyo. The six cutoffs will
make the ditch nine miles shorter. be-
sides cutting out an endless number
Of crooks and turns that were entire
ly needless. For instance. at the
stockyards. west OF town. the old
ditch crosses the railroad three times.
and makes an endless number Of
twists and turns. The new line Of
the ditch crosses the railroad track
just once and takes straight shoot
east. This cutoff will be $500 feet
long aud shortens the line OF the
ditch 1000. feet. The kellicher cut.
off. south of town Is 800 feet long.
and shortens the ditch another 1000
feet
Work on the tunnel at King arro-
va is progressing at the rate OF forty
feet day. II is seven ty seven
feet n dimensions. and when com
plet.d will be 1850 feet long. At
present the tunnel is completed about
one-third OF the distance. This tun-
mel will eliminate three or four, miles
along King arroyo.
Two dredges are at work along the
line of she Otes1ene west Of Rocky
Ford aud another west Of Manzanola.
There are about thirty miles of dredg'
Ing 10 be done.
Al OF the Improvements nov In
prograss along the line Of the Otero
viii be completed during the present
year. and beginning with the year
1911 the physical condition OF the
canal will be equal to any ditch In
the valley. Commencing In May the
ditch had u thirty days run Of water.
Some Of the farmers neglected TO use
the water when It WAS plentiful and
available. and such are now suffering
for their neglect. During June the
ditch has always had run OF water
from the river. mt the June floods
failed W materialize this year and at
the present time there is no water In
the reservoir and none available from
the river. This has been the dryest
year that Colorado has known In
forty years-so says the Oldest inhab-
liant. With an average annual rain.
fall Of fourteen inches the deficiency
for the first SIX months Of this year is
over three inches.
The knocker In very much In evi-
teace With bis II told you 70" spiel.
although he willingly admits that be
never saw \ month Of June before
whcn here vas not an abundance Of
water II the river for all Of the
bitches. This unfortunate condition
gives him an opportunity to vent his
propensity to knock. and he takes
keen delight In utillsinx each shining
minute.
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-16
Another New Hospital.

Papers we're recently filed with the
secretary Of state for the incorpors.
tion Of tho Otero Hospital Associa.
tion. The lncorporatorS are u. W..
RaEsdalc. r.. Gard Edwards. Charles
II. Fsrthlns. all Of La Junts: \. ~.
Savage. Of Swink. aud q. u. I'd.
wards. Of cheraw.
The new hospital v located at 3i2
Lincoln. In the residence formerly oc.
cupicd by =. ~. Likes. There are
eight patients CHARTERED Ia the new
hospital o. the present time.
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-16
Judge. Of election.

At the recent meeting of the coun-
y commissioners judges Of eIectioo
for the various precincts In Otero
county were appointed by the hoard
As follows:
Precinct No. l. Olney-Henry No
Coy. d. J. McComb. W. c. Hanen.
Precinct No. 2. South Ordway--
James O'Connell. J. n. Smith. WIZ
liam Edgar.
Precinct No. 3. North Ordway--
Frances James. W. S. Steen. D. p.
Greene. II
Precinct No. I. Sugar Clty-John
Fluke. David DigEory. Josiah Craveas
Precinct No. ), West Holbrook-
E. p. Donohue, W. a. Campbell. d
b. Brown.
Precinct No. s. East Holbrook-A.
J. Grom. J. c. Gracey. Asa Scudder.
Precinct No. Z. North La Junta--
J. L. Mcintosh. Mrs. Ada NJ. Bourne,
c. S. Maxey.
Precinct No. s, Northeast La Junta
*. n. Kirkpatrick. Gerald Daimler.
E. C. Porter.
Precinct No. ., Southeast La Junta
j. c. King. c. II. Farthing, T., L.
Davis.
Precinct No. 10. La Junta-H. p.
Schuyler. NJ. A. Lee. NJ. C. Drury.
Precinct No. IL. La Junta-A. ~.
Potter. S. E. Wood. N. Finity.
Precinct No. L., Southwest La
Junta-W. r. Cartwright. Edith Cain.
c. NJ. Dcabenport.
Precinct No. 10. Northwest Ia
Junta-willis Athcy. &, X. woolf.
Sam w. Brown.
Precinct No. lt-Fairmount School
District. d. Johnson. f. X. Wells.
Frank Spioer.
Precinct No. Is. Swink-W. +.
Thatcher. J. NJ. Powars. Z. Geo. Rit.
chic.
Precinct No. i6. Fairview School
Distict-B. W. Allsworth. II. c. Mar.
shall. Joseph Belier.
Precinct No IL. Newdale-wili
Morrison. Gerald Guthrie. q. Il. VIII
lis
Precinct No. IL. South Of Rocky
Ford. c. Fleming, J. c. Rex,
Douglas Tucker.
Precinct No. ~. Southeast Rocky
Ford-O. W. West. John Bass. W. II.
Hickox.
Precinct No. 20. Northeast Rocky
Ford-L. W. Babcock. Roy Potter.
william Green.
Precinct No. q. Northwest Rocky
Ford-Lancing Tuttie. A. J. Harsin.
A. &. Sloan.
Precinct No. %. Southwest Rocky
Ford-John Williams, J. A. Johnson.
II. NJ. Ingraham.
Precinct No. %. Lafayette-Q l.
weisand. J. II. Whittenburs. Frank
Souie.
Precinct No. -. Weitzer-Eeri l..
Brown. L. b. Horton. frank Royal
Precinct No. 81. Manzsnola-J. b.
Morchead. John Hsri ert. A. Il. stov.
er.
Pr cinct No. 90. East Of Fowler
&. ". Taylor. c. A. Moffitt. A. T.
Norton.
Precinct No. 27. North Fowier-W.
g. Mcdonald. VIM. Grexor. Edward
Harris.
Precinct No. Is. South Fowler-E
=. Hall. ". r. Barnard. Il. X. Dunn.
Precinct. No. %. Grand valley--J.
p. Stephenson. }. ID. Meador. T. A.
Edgar.
Precinct No. 30. Timpas-Dora II.
Burger. }. J. Browning. X. I. Woods.
Precinct No. 81. Higbee--Jamcs
Richards. Thomas Stephens. Dora
Wilson.
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-16
MsssIns q Valley 0sssssrs.

The sourth conferents Of the Ar.
kansas Valley Commercial Association
vas held II Garden City Thursday
With more thaa forty representatives
from ali Of the towns In the valley.
froa 0ardsa City west to Canon City.
A. c. Draper represented the Ia
Junta Industrial Association at the
meeting. John q. washbsrn the Nostl
La Juata Boostsrs. and Joe. Powsrs
the boostess a Swiak. They report
. very interesting and snthuslastic
ueeting.
Protobly The most important &C.
plishasat vas The decision 10 run
. dsmonstratioa train throash the
valley next October. Thb train Will
b. run Jointly b. the association.
The Sansa Fe. the Dsavsr and no
Oras1s, The Missousi Pacific. state
asricukural colleges Of Colsrsds and
Kansas. he towns and commercial
bodies rspessentsd In the association.
The association approved . pam.
phist drafted By Mr.. Faxou and de-.
veiopsd Into IN effective piece Of
advertising Tor the valley By . com
nittss headed BY Secretary jenkins.
Of the Pus 10 Commerce Club. Auth'
osisstion Was given for printing
Sseee coDlss q the pamphlets Which
|vlu - ae0estiessd sHeAs Tie var
|Iow esvns ~ llsesibutton.
La Junta tribune., 1910-07-16
Gariy Merr,~s FIN.

A sasoliac sspsosioa In the tailor
shop u 0eofss 0hankstsr o. santa
Fe avsnss casss1 The fire department
70 make . husTy - caji o. that
ssntissaaa ~ wsdaes1ay aosains.
fhs fies W. Qu1skly extiaguisAed
and - Dafsieules laaAos vas loas.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-27

LONDON, Aug. 26.-No other
American woman has any greater
popularity i'm London society than
the beautiful Mrs. J. Leslie Cot
ton. who was Marietta Benedict Of
New York.
Mrs Cotton IS an artist OF tire
mendous vogue abroad just now.
1t was nhe artistic making OF her
when she painted a portrait OF
the late King Edward. The Eng
liuh critics praised the picture
htghiy. Mna. Cotton brought the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-27
TFLy

(By United Press Leased Nire.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 81
Upper air currents of unusual we
locity today prevented Ivy Bald
win from attempting a flight in a
biplane across the Golden Gate.
At am early hour 1t was evident
that flight was not likely, butt
Baldwin did INTO give up hope Of
flying until noon. He then am
nounced he would.
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Plaza hotel.
painting with her on her last visit
to New York. he exhibited 1T and
gathered fresh laurels on this side
of the ocean.
The American woman has spent
but little time in this country dur
Ing recent years. After her por-
trait of the Late king she exhibit
ed. the rich and titled English
overwhelmed her with orders. She
was favorite of King Edward.
On her visits to New York she
has entertained iavishly at the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-27

cloak and suit manufacturers asso-
citation agaist the Internationay
Garment Workers. -ur ion. -=-.--
In issuing the restraining order
the court says:
IF it is the law that the employ
ers cannot combine, the same law
applies to the unions; what employ
ers may not do, the workmen may
not do.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-27
N. P. TO BUY GREAT
WESTERN SYSTEM

ST. PAUL, Aug. 27.-The activ-
titles of agents of }. p. Morgan &
Co. in renovating the Chicago
Great Western system and the
amount of wrok done in the past
year i'm construction and repair
departments gave rise today to a
report here that the road would
be purchased by THE Northern Pa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-27
GUT OUT THE.
BLEACH
(By United Press Leased Wire

IBy Umteu PreSS Leased Wire. J
SEATTLE, Aug. 27.-The
FIGURING mills of the state will
from today cease bleaching flour,
This action is taken by the order
of State Dairy and Food Commits
sioner l.. Davies, who has just
concluded an inspection of the
state and who declares that the
practice of using chemicals to
whiten flour is highly injurious.
The commissioner allows the
millers thirty days in which to
dispose of the bleached flour now
on hand.
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A DOUBLE ACROSTIC

with Compliments of "The Poet Puget Sound.)
JOSEPH, this is Bible
One had coat-tail pulled off-not
Somehow this Joseph has his way,
Even rules congress, iron sway;
Placed in the speakers chair,
He rules with iron hand, this
GURNEY does with attorney rhyme;
Uncle Joes' that for Trusts all time fsisa
Rules with iron will;
None dare Bill" 9lo1
Ere like despot, holding
You watt theren be HI to bic
Bio
CANNON, once big-gun, smooth bore, -
And be Spiked" to shoot IS
No for Old Joe Cannons boom,
No longers feared, it sounds his doom.
Out of the Speakers chair" he'll
Neer to reurn-just fired
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cific and that the transfer would
take place September /. The
heads of the Great Western here
refused to confirm or deny the
rumor. 1t is admitted, however,
that the Northern Pacific would
gain great advantage in the deal
as it would be assured of lime
of it's own into Chicago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-27
Three Special Bargains

$125o--A S-room cottage, facing
east, 3 blocks from Point car line
and 2 lots 50x120 feet, good lawn
and garden, good chicken house and
yard, plenty of fruit and shrubbery;
gas and electric lights terms $3.50
cash. balance $40 per month, 6 per
cent interest.
$750-Small 3-room house and Q
lots 50x120 feet street improve
ments not in; blocks from Point
car line; the lots are graded and in
garden; good fence around place
North Springs water; terms $50
cash, balance $40 per month.
$s76-For 2 lots 50x12o feet, fac
Ing east. block from Point car
line; all improvements in and paid
This is good neighborhood; new
bungalow on lot next to these; lots
In same block have sold for $1,000
pair. This is q good home site;
terms $50 cash, balance $40 per
month.
JOHN r KING r. 20
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-27
Charged With
Starting Fire

NEVADA CITY, Cal, Aug. 81
Changed with causing one O.
the forest fires that has destroyei.
over 5000 acres of timber in Ne
vada county during the past two
weeks, Joe Mcleod, a wealthy
rancher of Quaker Hill, is today
under arrest.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-27

CINCINNATI, o., Aug. 27.-A
deal whereby Lobert, the heavy
hitting player of the Cincinnati
Reds, may be traded to the Brook
lyn Natinoal league team for Len
nor and Burch Is reported today
as probable.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-27
SWEEPING INJUNCTION
AGAINST LABOR

NEW YORK, Aug. 27-Holding
that the labor union in ordering the
strike to enforce their demands of
closed shop violates tho law, JUS
tice Golf of the New York supreme
court today issued what is consid-
cred the most sweeping anti-labor
Injunction ever given in New York
state. The order was the result of
a bill for an injunction filed by the
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HIPNOTIZED
(By United Press Leased wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire.
KANSAS CITY, Aug. Gloon
gressmen Miller and Burke of the
special committee probing the In
dian contracts in Oklahoma ar
rived today. Beyond saying that
"McMurray seemed to have the
Indians hypnotized and had every
thing his own way" the congress
men refused to discuss the hear
ing.
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JOHN B. KING & co.
All Bankers Trust Bldg.
40 A. $1,000

40 acres with 100000 1T. of piling
timber, 10 acres logged-off, or 10
acres alder bottom land; neighbors
on all sides, land located IN m from
daily to Gig Harbor; land is first
class for berries and apples; $3.50
cash will handle 1t; good title
Owner, 200 care Times.
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DOES ANYBODY WANT
A NICE LITTLE RANCH?
have a dandy littl eplace. close
to car, that l Will trade for Tacoma
property.
II. T.. KESSINGER
410-11 California Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-27

There will be a general break
Ing up at Spring Beach Aug. 81.
The boat service from Point De-
fiance to Spring Beach will be
taken off Sept. L.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-08-27

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-DecIaring
that If she wished she could bring
into unenviable prominence several
we'll known people and limiting that
so by the failure of T.. AUGUSTUS
Heinze to respond to her suit, Mrs.
Lillian Hobart Frenche, Butte d.
vorcee, said today that she intends
publishing additional love letters
which she said came to her from
Heinze. al X,Uf0 n