davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-20
Back Cal hose

You are going to buy Fall and Winter
Hose. You want a good-ftting Hose
one that will wear your moneys worth
land we DO not, after years of Black
Cat experience, recommend any other
make as being as good. They satisfy
the customers that are hard on their
hosisry.
Black Cat Hose come in nerino for
both children and ladies at use per pair.
They come il boys wool or aeeccd cot-
ton at the same price Use They have
spliced linen heels, toes and knees =
where the wear comes. They are built
for service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-09-20

The Granite City lodge n n. o. p,
viii hold its second meeting on Tuesday
evening, September 20, at 1880 O'clock.
Au applicants who have not been exam
ined are urged to attend to the matter
before Monday evening, in order that
they may be ready for initiation at the
meeting on Tuesday evening. The ex-
aiming physician, DR. Ghidcila Of North
Main street, will make the necessary ex-
animation at the pleasure of the appli-
can't
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17

While R. p. Chattin was in Boise
last week, a Statesman reporter in
terviewed him regarding Mountain
Home as the logical JOrbidge out
fitting point, with the following re-
suits:
Mr.. Chattin said he confidently be-
lieved Mountain Home would be the
biggest direct supply point for The
Jorbidge section for people coming
in from the west
There is a good auto road al the
present time between Mountain Home
and the wilkins hot springs. -
miles from Jorbidge," said Mr..
Chattin. 1.-The distance from Noun
tain Home to the springs is about
100 miles. An auto line is ee+ab-
lished out of Mountain Home that
will land travellers at the springs
in the evening, leaving MOur ain
Home in the morning. The fare will
be $50, and so pounds of baggage
will be permitted. Harvey Cole is
operating the line.
From Boise two days can be
saved by going into Jorbidge by way
of Mountain Home.
Mr.. Chattin interviewed several
business men in the interest OF
Mountain Home as a re-distributing
point for Boise.
President Carlson of the Boise
commercial club stated that he ex-
pected Boise would sell a lot OF
goods for the Jorbidge section. While
he believed numerous parties would
outfit here and send their goods in
directly. at the same time he was
Of the oninion the Mountain Home
route to the new mining field
afforded an excellent traffic line for
the movement of Boise goods and fol
all individuals going 20 the mines
from Boise and other points west.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17
General Stock

We never grew finer larger stock of all the popular
western varieties than offering this spring. Tree
perfection a description of every tree, and rememberwe
positively complete satisfaction. Most OF the country
reliable nurseries already sold The demand is ten
times Greater than supply We have the stock fill every
order Tor all sorts and the kind Of stock that will make the
buyer our lasting friend But early buying is wise buying IL
TO your advantage to order promptly.
Increase your orchard prohisd by planting the splendid
tested special Of Stark Trees. Begin owdon wait
until Ext season Plant and be that much big
profit paying crop than you would be by waiting months
yeaT.
Here 10 "a brief list OF varieties highly adapted to western
conditions kind that will make model orchard which
o,.l4 ,l.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17
cor MARRIEp roo sooN.
One Day As Good As "A Year When
Uncle Sam Is Considered.

Chivalry. too much chivalry. says
the Statesman. was responsible for
recent decision of the register and
receiver Of the Boise land Office wher-
in Anna HOlcroft forfeited her land
because she was married to a man
named Hoerler too soon. HOerler
was an entWman on a homestead
near Caldwell and became engaged
to Miss HolCroft He wanted her 20
have the land, il is stated. and owing
to the fact that under the law he
could not make conveyance after
marriage he decided TO relinQuish
IN her favor so that she could legally
make the entry. This was done
Prospective bride and groom met
en- day appointed and went before the
United States commissioner i'm Cald-
well. where his REIMBURSEMENT was
submitted and her filing offered
Roth were residents of the same
vicinity in Canyon county and had
driven into town together They ar
rived late in the afternoon and find
ing they would not get home until
late at night. decided to be married
at once and stay all night, instead Of
waiting until the day appointed.
This was the fatal mistake and af-
forded the technical grounds on
which the Holcroft entry was cam
celed.
Under the law, an applicant ac-
quires no right until the filing has
been transmitted and becomes a
matter of record at the land Office.
The Caldwell commissioner did not
mail the application for entry until
the next day So when a contest was
instituted by Frank Hoffman on the
ground that the entrywoman was
married when making the filing and
therefore not eligible to make an
entry there was no defense and the
contest was sustained.
1t is suggested by land authorities
that a protest by Hoerler, the
woman's husband. setting forth the
facts in the case. would possibly re-
ceive favorable consideration on an
appeal.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17

Draft Stations and mares.
imported Illinois ana Iowa
raised Percheons. Shires and
Belgians.
make specially of the
big, rugged, ton type.
The best that can be found.
To verify this statement l
refer to the Canyon County
Fair for 1903. At this fair
there was beyond doubt the
best exhibit of draft horses
that has ever been held in the
State of Idaho.
My stations won first and
sweepstakes in every draft
stallion class at this fair and
also first and sweepstakes in
every draft class at the On
tario Horse Show, Dec. ] 3 and
16, 1903. This too, was the
greatest horse show that ever
happened in any of the west
ern states, barring the coast
cities The highpriced ones
were there from far and near.
Iowa and Nebraska, Missouri
and Colorado horses were ex-
hibited there, well groomed
and with their slick salesman
in charge. and their mits out
for $4,000 and $4,000 a piece.
Akin. Forest Fay. Royal
Dan and Welcome were the
bunch that made the Iowa,
Missouri, Nebraska and Colo
RADIO horsemen go way back
and look for greener fields to
sell their second and third
grade stations.
Jet. a three year old black,
weight 200 pounds on the
scales, a first prize winner
in the two year old class at
the Iowa State Fair in 1908.
This horse can out-act any
, ton stallion owned within a
hundred miles for money, the
other man to name the
amount.
] also have three yearlings
coming two that have won
laurels in the show rings.
Lorraine, Sir Alden. and Or
mOnd won at the Iowa State
} Fair. the Minnesota State
Fair, the Sioux City Horse
Show in 1909.
} Now for the prices that
make competitors howl.
$1,000 buys your pick. $1,000
to $1,000 buys a crackerjack
and less viii buy a coming
two year old that Will make
/, ton horse or better with a
guarantee that is good at
/, home, not two or three thou
sand miles away. Terms 10
} suit purchaser with approved
} security.
If you are interested. or
want anything in this line
write. or better still. come
and see the horses for your
} self
Yours for the good ones at
} prices below reliable comp
, etition.
, d. G. RUBY
Caldwell Idaho
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17
Took All His Money.

Often all a man earns goes to
doctors or for medicines to cure
stomach, liver or kidney trouble that
DR.. Kings New Life Pills would
quickly cure at a slight cost. Best
for dyspepsia. indigestion. bilious
ness. constipation, jaunidce. malaria
and debility CSC at r. w. Smiths
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17

TWIN FALLS, Feb. District
Recorder C. e. Smith arrived here TO-
night direct from Jarbidge which ne
left Friday morning, and said that be
tween 500 and 500 men are numbered
among the population of the gulch'
and that he met 2 outfits going IN.
Ed Roberts of Salt Lake arrived from
Roise last night with the announce
ment that he had secured a lease OF
200 feet on the ledge and 3OO leel
each side thereof on the Bourne or
iginal discovery ground, thus confirm
ing rumOrs which have been IN CIT
culation here for two weeks that jar
bidge will be a leasing camp, on terms
somewhat similar to those prevalhng
during the early days OF GoidIleld.
Roberts was much gratified over hav-
ing affected this deal. and says he
Will be at work on this lease by April
the date at which operations have
to be inaugurated. in compliance with
the contract. This lease runs for one
year, with privilege of second at
the option of the lessor. He has flrst
choice of the ground. after the North
Star Mining company towner) snail
have reserved 300 feet on the ledge
where the discovery was made, Whlcn
is to be worked under direction
ID. A. Bourne on company account.
He is taking in provisions and sup
pnes intending to inaugurate oper-
ations next week.
A second lease was given on this
same property to John Pingree, bar
er of Ogden. and c. r. Hart under
similar terms and conditions, and
third to Frank Riddle and A. ID. Stat
ford of this city. which must be on a
parallel ledge. being first choice
thereof There is room for about
seven similar leases, which it is under
stood the company intends letting OF
the main ledge All this work is tC
start on April L.
1t is understood that the Belmont
Jarbidge company. owning the mex
discovery west of the Bourne, and oil
which w. A. Stevens of this city Is
general manager and J. M. Maxwell
of this city secretary, will also le
leases.
other companies contemplating
adopting the leasing system as sool
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17

Work Wanted-Have had nine
years practical business experience
in Office and general store work
References given. Address Box a.,
Mountain Home, Idaho. T.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17

as spring opens. Arrangements of
them all to take the position that it is
better TO have for instance 1000 men
working on development in many diff
ferent places than permit properties
to remain idle Accordingly there is
a fair prospect that i'm respect TO leas-
ing and quick development of an out
put of ore. jarbidge viii repeat the
history of Cripple Greek and Gold
field
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17
To Type writer Users.

Investigate "The Maverick" spec
ial bond type writer paper. Finest
on the market Box of 500 sheets.
$3.50. A trial will make you
patron.
MAVERICK OFFICE.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17

T1TTY
peach-orch profits where planted.
believe introduced
huiE wi 10
sections suchas have growers
kinds. liberia
81 the OF additional
peDina Horticultural Davis County Utah.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17
SIS per box Cor Delicious

Delicious, al National Apple
Show. datS sold
j. w. Murphy, Glenwood. Iowa
That is the worlds record price for apples All the
papers reported tit further opened the eyes of planters
everywhere. Only surprising quaty-complee apple
supremacy could command such price Stark Delicious
all that and more
If you have yet planted Delicious your paintings
of il have been small make big order for this spring
don't wait another II is the greatest prohtproducer
in the whole list of appesyou simply can't afford not TO
have il in your orchard.
Don't be deceived by INSCRIPTIONS nurserymen offering
you Delicious There is but Delicious and that is Stark
Delicious-ow controlled and sold only by
Send your order eary-our immense stock will be
sold before the end of the
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17
25q5 Discount to Mail Order Buyers

prices quoted in
out
Irh highest standard quality usually asked for stock
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-02-17
We Pay Freight-Pack Free
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-28

ven la mayor cantidad de lectura.
Teniendo este en- cuenta, los ST.
guientes datos comprobaran este
aserto. f! lunes , de mayo de 1902
public6 "La Correspondence" 307
pulgadas de lccturn siendo SUI edici6n
de + pdginas. Ese mismo dia publ
caron FL Duende" II puigada, LA
Voz de la Patria', l2G pulgadas;
"Ei Diario de Puerto Rico, 234!
pulgadas; "El Boletin'. 230 pulga-
das; LA Democracia" 269 pulga-
das; y "E! Heraldo' 1894 pulgadas;
de modo que en- una edicion de 4
paginas publico La Correspondent
cia" III pulgadas mas que Gel He
RADIO" IS pagl 80 pulgadas mas que
La Democracia" IS pag.) II pulga-
das mas que Eel Boletfn" Is pag.)
72l pulgadas mas Que "El Diarlo de
Puerto Rico" IS pdg) lis puigadas
mas que LA Voz de la Patria' a
pagl 236 pulgadaS mas QUE "Ei
Duende" q pag.j. De 10 QUE Sc irfie-
re Que Ia edici0n de los tunes de LA
Correspondencia", siendo solo de 4
paginas, oirece mas lectura al pibli-
co que todos los periodlcos de 1 pa
ginas V todos los penodlcos de Spa
giua>, de Ia i>la.
+. lunes = lie mayo que nos re-
ferimos public0 'El TEMPO pcrIo-
dico de u paginas 3Sl pulgadas de
Iectura. "El Aguila' AS pulgadas.
Fl primero SUPERB a la Correspon-
dcncia que tuvo 4 paginas en "a
pulgadas: Y la segunda en- l3S pull
gadas.
Este supfrdbit fud hecho en- las 10
pagnas de compaginacion espaciada
y ancha. Pe-O ei:mero iue ese suPe-
rabit, porquc al dia s!guiente. marteS
) De mavO d. 1910. La Correspon-
trncia" di6 49S puIgadas de lectura
,Spag.j, "E.l TEMPO AGA (i2 pag)
= fEl Aguila" iSj ~ pagj. De 10
que psulta q'ie LA Correspondent
ciia' en- Il compute total de una Sc
mana da 81 r'ihlico mucha mayor
cantiiad Il lcc;ura QUE todos los
periodlcoS Ir cuatro. de ocho, V de
Il p5cinas lie IA isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-28
Resolution del case
de Mr. Names.
reinta dlas de suspension n
de empleo y sueldo.
Ell gobernador manifesto que 81
segundo jefe de ID policia ha
sido por algunos shos IN fun.
ci0nario eficaZ,
"Los intereses ptblicos..d dice
por otra parte-.no permiten
que los errores cometidos
pasen por alto, sin castigo"

La siguiente information fu6 faci-
litada hoy en- la mansion ejecutiva.
LA junta nombrada para investi-
gar los cargos hecho contra Charles
R. Names, Sud-Jefe de policfa, por
la American Railroad Company de
Puerto Rico, le ha encontrado culpa-
BILE de los cargos primeros y tercero,
referente al uso indebido de fuerza
en- relacion con el servicio de policfs,
Y al ejercicio de un juicio erroneo al
tratar de hacer caminar ell tren 8 de
obllgar a los empleados de la compa-
mia de hacerlo sin la debida autori-
zacion, Y por consiguiente ha sido
suspendido de su cargo por treinta
dfas sin sueldo."
En- las conclusiones del gobena.
dor sobre el asunto, Sc encuentran
los slgulentes parrafos:-
La prueba aducida en- las vista.
ante la Junta ha demostrado, v ell
que suscribe tiene conociniento de
que ell Sr. Names ha sido por algunos
amos un funcionario eficaz de este gn
bierno.
"Mientras que en- la consideration
administrative del case puede tomar
Sc en- cuenta un servicio eficaz de lar
ga duracion para llegar a una deci-
sion acerca de la resoluci6n que de-
be adoptarse, la protection debida
de los lntereses publicos y la dscipli-
ma del servicio no permiten que los
errores cometidos por ell Sud-jefe de
la policia Sc pasen por alto sin casti-
CO."
Sc mforma, que los abogados de-
fensoreS del Sr. Names, han pedido
una nueva vista, slegando Que las
concluSiones de hecho no estan de
acuerdo con la prueba presentada.
Ell Lcdo. Wilcox, uno de los abo.
gados estuvo esta mafisna en- Ia man
sion Eiecutivs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-28
0lTOS lCtRCA DEL ptR|0D|SM0 IKSULAR,
ICual es e! d:ar;o que mayor cant:dad &c ;ectu.a
otrece sus iec;ores
Esa pregunta sugr5 e. hacer sgusnte pnte entire e
los diarios do Ia !sla
Tomando por base de medda la pugada va Correspor
denca aparece 26 po ciento mas de ectura que
Ia ofra mas alta entire sus contemporaries,

d;ferencia que ESQ hace en- e. conlun
to de columnas de cada periodico,
a. no vale la pena tenerlo en- cuenta.
Sc trata de! uso, para fines de estetl-
ca 8 de economic, de regletas q. espa
Glen Ia dimension d. las columns.
Esto fue necesario tenerlo en- cuenta
en- nuestro calculo, porque no es 10
mismo una pulgada de lectura inter
l!aeada, que de lectura sin interh-
near; por 10 que no seria justo con-
siderar las medidas iguales para Pc
riodicos que interlinean y para pc
riodlcos que no interlinean.
En- tai concepto, Sc observe que
Gel Heraldo" interlinea II pulgadas
en- cada edicion; "El Boletin", ls;
Eel Tempo, 3s:: "La Democracia" ,
q; y "E! Aguila", 80. Los demas
periodicos no usan interlinas ell Ell
sentido va expresadc.
Los calculos Sc hicieron sobre las
ediciones publlcadas en- la va cltada
semana por las aludidas empresas
periodisticas, incluyendo folletlnes,
pero NADIA que pueda tener caracter
de anuncio, siendo probable que
mas adelante ell calculo hecho ahora
con la lectura, Sc repita en- 10 que Sc
rofioro s 1oc apupnloS
Debe advertise que de estos pc
riodicos, ola Democracia' "Dlaro
de Puerto Rico, Gel Boletin', "El
Heraldo'' y "La Correspondence
ICON ercepcaon de los Iunest publican
ediciones de ocho paginas: "El Duen
de" y "La Voz de la Patria", edicio-
mes de cuatro paginas: y "El Agulla'
y Gel Tempo, ediciones de doce
paginas. Teniendo en- cuenta todos
estos datos, el resultado de nuestro
examen fue Ia citada semana, como
sigue:
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-28
PO R { A B | {.

sivos'
NeR York, junio 49, -Despacho.
de Pehn informan que 81 trono do
China 50 ha negado & les petieiones
de los REPRESENTATIVES do las provin-
cias del imperio, para que sea con-
vocado 81 parlamento.
New York, JUNO 28 relegrafian
de Buenos Aires que aver en- una
function de gala quese representaba
en- el teasro: Colon de aqueua eapi-
tai, los anarquistas aKrojaron una
maquina Internal. La explosion eau
sada fu6 formidable, produciendo
indescriptible panico en- los asisten-
tes que huian despavoridos. Los
tragmentos de Ia bomba hirieron "a
personas, muchas de alta significa-
clon. 6 de elias, cr6ese que morraL
q causa de las heridas. Dentro de es-
te estado So encuentra el reputable
doctor D. Manuel Lozano, catedra-
tico de Ia universidad, y gu esposa, ell
abogado Roberts y esposa y el dipu-
tado Lores. Este suceso ha causado
penosisima impression en- toda Ia re-
pdblica La consternacion se retrata
en- todos los semblantes. Varios es-
pectaculos plblicos q. estaban anun
unciados para hoy han sido sus-
pendldos en- sehal de duelo.
El gobierno Sc propone dictar E.
nergicas medidas contra los anar-
quistas.
Gran n1mero de italianos sospe>
chosos han sido reducidos prisioa
Y crsese que seran expulsados del
terr;torio. H.
New York, JUNO 2s.-Comupicaa
de Cuba que aver fue atacado con
un revolver por un representante IL
beral ell editor de La Lucha se1or
San Miguel. La causa del incidente
fue la oposicion del director de "La
Lucha" a la proposition del represen
tante a trasladar el arsenal de la Ha-
bana a la estacion de Villanueva
Varios amigos de ambos intervinie>
ron en- la question evitando una des,
gracia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-28
EntIega de dp|o-
mas en- Ponce,
De nuestro corresponsal.


JUNO 27.-En ell festival efectua-
do en- ell teatro la Perla, para entire
garle los diplomas a los alumnos de
la Grammar School, que salieron
triunfantes, resulto explendido.
Los siguientes alumnos y alumnas
fueron los siguientes.
Diplomas de cuarto ano, de High
School, Angel Acosta, Velarde, Luis
Francisco Casals, Belem Colon Mar
tinez, Andres Domingo Cruz, Vic
tor Manuel Lebr6n, Hortensia Ma
riani Cabrera, Josefina Matienzo,
Manuel Matienzo, Oscar Mattel Ro-
driguez, Conception Munoz Torrue-
Has, Maria Luisa Sanjurjo, Rafael
Perez Marchand, Lola Pietri Tro-
che, Luis A. Porrata Doria, Felipe
Cesario Valiant, Letteria Villari,
Carlos Wives Bazan.
En- ell curse comercial obtuvieron
sus diplomas de segundo aho los 81
guientes alumnos:
Belen Anglada y Viana, Jose S.
Franco, Francisco A. Irizarri, Ma
nuel Lozano, Cruz A. Mattel Cintr6n
Carlos Rodriguez Vazquez, Teresa
Vivas Springfield, Fernando "a
batter.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-28

En- estos dltimos tiempos ls prem
sa de Puerto Rice ha progresado.
Los periodicos, en- general, cuidan de
ofrece: a! pdblico mejo.es servicios.
Parece conveniente hacer pdblica
una se:!e de oDservaciones relativas
a este asunto. Pensando en- clio, nos
hlclmos esta pregunta: lCuales son
los periodicos que dan mayor can
tldad de lectura al pdb!ico? La lee
sura en- los periodicos es, como Sc sa-
be, su mas !irme lazo de union con
los lectores.
Con obieto de poder contestar a
tai pgegunta, hicimos una observa-
eion que dur6 una senana y fue de-
dlcada q ocho de los principales pc
rlodlcos diarios de "a fla. Estos fue-
ron LA Democracia" 'El Diario de
Puerto Rico, LA Voz de Ia Patria" !"
"EI Duende'', "E, Heraldo", "El
Boletin" Gel TEMPO" "El Aguila"
J LII correspondence
Para obtener el resultado que nos
propuslmos, desde el lanes 2 hasta
el sabado 7 de mayo de 1910, fue
medlda escrupulosamente la lectura
que ofrecio al publico cada uno de los
citados periodicos. Esa medida
Sc hizo en- pulgadas; no abarco los
titulos, pero incluyo, articulos, infor-
maciones, noticias de todas classes,
etc. Sc tuvo en- cuenta que algunos
periodicos acostumbran lc que en- tt
pografia Sc llama interlinear; este
es, situar regletas entire Inca y Inca
para hacer los espacios mas anchos.
Todos los peri6dicos del mundo, Co
mo recurso de compaginacion, sue
len interlinear algunas lfneas cuando
Sc trata de alcanzar determinado es-
pacio como el final de una columna,
por ejemplo. No es este a 10 que nos
referimos, porque es tan pequena la
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-28
.Sucesos en- San
JUAN y en- Ia is|a.

Del distrito de San Juan que aver
4 las ll.45 8. N. en- Ia Gale de Isabel
ii, fue arrollada por un caro- de ca
hallos guiados por Manuel Domene-
mech. Ia individual Carmen del Olmo,
rssUltando con una herida en- el bra
70 derecho. Este hecho fue casual
lnfracci6n de ls5 ordenanzas NUM-
clpales II. abuse de confianza, l;
hurto menor, |: turbar Ia paz, 1:
crueldad con snimales. l; infracci6n
del Art 555 del C. Penal, !: correp-
cl6n de menocs. l: total, IL.
De Loiza comunicsn Que el indi-
viduo Msximino Suares, en- el barrie
Torresilla Baja''. Sc suieid6 dispa-
randOse TN tiTo &c revolver en- el Oh
d 6ereohA