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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-24
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INSTRUCT LEAGITE
ASSOCIATION FOOT BALL.

Totals. 951 966 s97 Totals. Oh SSS 500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-24

While 1t would probably be big sur
prise, 1t is more than possible. that Cor
nell will trim Pennsylvania today on
Franklin Field. That 1S-to-0 game against
Chicago has. given the Ithaca team q
lot of confidence In itself, just what Cor
nell has always needed when It went
against the Quakers.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
BUSTED BROKERS'
Cases GO OVER
Cameron cuTne and Louis II. Case
Will Face Embezzlement Charge
Next Monday.

The case of Amy II. Gray, of Chi
cago, against Cameron Currie and
Louis III. Case, whom she charges
with conspiring 10 embezzle and em-
bezzling $3.50 % from her. was called
morning. Preparations were made by
both the prosecution and the defense
10 go on with the proceedings, but At
torhey Henderson. who. with Allan III.
Frazer, Percy Grose and Stewart Girls
void, rs representing the defense
asked fer temporary adjournment
before any step was taken TO set
jury. He explained that he wasn't
sure thdt his witnesses were avail
able. After a brief conference with
the other members OF the legal stan
on the defense. Mr.. Henderson an
nounced privately that he was ready
to proceed.
Then II transpired that the prosecu-
tion wished an adjournment. Prose.
cutor Van Zile pointing out that he
desired TO go tQ Baltimore, Tuesday
afternoon. In an endeavor TO bring
Hume West back TO Detroit. West
is under arrest i'm Baltimore and Is
wanted here on a charge OF jumping
his bail bond in connection with a
charge of embezzlement.
In view of the representations,
Judge Connolly ISSUED a peremptory
order for both sides 10 be ready for
trial at . a. m.\Aonday.
Mrs Gray, in her information, sets
forth that on June Is, 1908, while she
was spending vacation in Orion,
Mich, she went into the Office of Gem.
eTon Currie & Co, Detroit, and hand
ed over 356.25 for so shares OF Nipis-
sing stock, which was quoted to her
at 81 Il share. The commission of the
firm on the transaction was TO be
$6.25, she explains.
When Currie & co. communicated
with it's Boston agents in regard TO
making the investment for Mrs GRAY,
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
ALEXANDER BELLER SUED.
Attorney lie Roy A. Wright Would
Collect Fee Of $12,50o.

Alexander Beller, Of California, a
son of the late Jacob Beller, who In
his fathers will was cut off from any
share i'm the estate. and who was Ia
ter given $4,000. is in Judge Hos
mer's court, defending an action
brought by Attorney lie Roy "A.
Wright. Of San Diego, Cal, for % per
cent OF the amount the plainun re-
Ceived.
When Beller learned that he had
been cut off from any share in the
state he engaged Wright to assist
him recover his share. and an agree
ment was made that the attorney was
&c receive as fee one-quarter OF all
he collected As soon as Beiler made
a demand for his share the matter
was adjusted without any lawsuit, and
now he claims that Wright did not
carr the big fee he is asking.
Beller is represented In court by
Harrison Geer and Edward Donnellv
while Clarence Lightner and James
V. ONtoby appear for Wright.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
SAYS He
WAS MIsQUOTEO
Fr. Stritch Denies Asserting Portu-
guese Revolution Was Result of
Domination OF Catholic Church.

The Rev. NJ. l. Stritch told The
Times. Tuesday morning, that he was
grossly misquoted I'm morning pa
per report OF an address he made IN
the Wingert school, Monday night, ON
Portugal and the republic. The pa
per intimated that he said the reNo-
ldtion resulted because OF the people
being priest-ridden.
II said nothing which could nave
been construed to the effect that the
people in Portugal were 'priest-rid-
den.'" said Fr. Stritch. AS mat
ter of a fact, the church had nothing
whatever TO DO with the revolution:
it was brought about by people who
call themselves liberals. but who are
really. ultra-Socialists or Anarchists,
persons who want TO have authority
Ii is an historical fact that the people
OF Portugal and Spain never enjoyed
more personal liberty than when
those countries were under the fhie
of the church. some centuries ago.
liz the course of his lecture, Mon
day night. Fr. Stritch said:
The expulsion of the king OF Port
ugal and the proclamation OF the re-
public, has been marked by violent
attacks on the religious institutions
of men and women. This fact natur-
ally leads persons unfamiliar with the
conditions 10 suppose that the griev-
ances against which the revolutionists
protest, must. in some way, be at
tritutable 10 the church.
This Is entirely false. The priest
ridden argument so often used pS
European TevC utionists, was never
more out o} place than il is in Portu-
gal today. The church has had no IN
fuence in ;he government OF that
country since 1884. The Portuguese
government coniscated the property
of the monasteries and converts ana
expelled the religious orders. rms
law of confscation and expulsion mas
never been repealed. Spain ana other
countries in which similar conhsca-
tions and expulsions took place, nave
made some reparation and nave eu'
tered into agreement with the Holy
See whereby some provision mas beeh
made and some protection has Deeh
extended TO the church. Portugal mas
persisted for over 70 years In her re-
fusal TO come 10 any such agreement
at is true that some of the re-
Iigious orders have returned 10 Portu-
oal And therein the statutes are
against them. The government, pre-
tending ignorance OF their existence,
tolerated them because IT DelleNeu
that. after ALL their presence Wo"iu
make for law and order and prevent
much discomfort on the part OIL 'lie
people But these few men and wom'
en- who were allowed to return had no
influence on or with the government;
thew have worked hard for the sooo
Of the people, though all the time they
have been so hampered by extreme
poyerty that their means for extend
ing even religious benefits were re-
duced TO n minimum.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
MEAT PRICES WILL TUMBLE
WITH MILES BACK ON JOB
Western Ranchman Cuts Detroit Visit
Short To Bring Oklahoma Butch
ers To Time.

There Is going 10 be something do
ing out in the northwestern part OF
Oklahoma in two or three days. Some
thing is going to drop and it's going
70 be the price Of meat for one thing.
Henry A. Miles. brother of G.. II.
Miles. owner OF the Griswold-st vaude-
vile house Of that name, is the man
who will bring this about Mr. Miles
has been visiting his brother here. He
had planned To make quite an extend
ed stay, but reports as TO the market
conditions in and around Shattuck,
Okla. where he makes his home,
caused him to change his plans some
what.
Mr.. Miles, it should be explained. alb
soutely controls meat prices in his
particular neck OF the woods which
comprises an erea of about 100 square
miles He owns all the butcher shops
i'm Shattuck, supplying them from his
ranch ont on the prairie, so miles
away. During his absence, he learns,
meat prices in his markets have been
soaring without any apparent reason,
while. in other parts Of the country,
the prices have tumbled. II is this
situation that is sending Mr.. Miles
scurrying back to Oklahoma ahead of
time, and it is pretty certain that
meat values will slump in Shattnck
about Friday, for he doesn't propose
TO stand by and see his townspeople
held up in such fashion.
The Miles ranch near Shattuck is
one of the most extensive in that part
of the west. Mr.. Miles can't tell,
without looking up his deeds, just how
much area it covers, nor can he tell
within a few score how many men he
employs. He is an extensive shipper
of cattle.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
Young Girls Sue D. U. q.

Florence and Viola Salnoni Sis
ters, aged 10 and II, respectively. APP
pear as plaintiffs i'm Judge Murphy's
court, in suits against the ID. u. r..
for injuries sustained In collision
between Fourteenth ears al Four.
teenth and Hancock-aves. Since both
girls were injured at the same time,
and the suits are identical, the cases
were combined and will be tried at
the same time. The jury in the case
of Charles +. Klockafski against the
ID. u. r., returned verdict in favor
of the company. Klockafski was in
jured when the wagon in which he
was riding was struck by the rear
step of an interurban car.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
NICHOLS SAYS
he WILL ACCEPT
Ready To Step Into Herman Schultz S
Shoes AS School Inspector When
Latter Resigns.

Il, I. Nichols. one OF the estimators
elected in the Seventeenth ward
called on Mayor Breitmeyer. Tuesday
morning. and announced that he
would accept the appointment OF
school Inspector in succession TO Her
man Schultz, elected alderman for the
Seventeenth ward in the recent elec.
tions, in the event OF Schultz resig.
nation before the mayor quits Office
Mr.. Schultz. who has been protest
ing against the appointment of Mich
OILS as his successor on the school
board. said. Tuesday afternoon, when
told of Nichols acceptance OF the Of
fice. that he didn't know what action
he would take in the matter until he
saw the mayor.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
FE DID NOT BELIEVE HER
LIFE ONE LONG SWEET SONG
Prce Is Asked From Her Tuneful
fho, When Out. Late, Always Came
Home With Singing JAG.

J. PAUL, Mimi. Nov. 22.--In op-
)g his wifes action for divorce
)inand Stolp. a farmer at North
Paul, alleges that Mrs Stolp has
appreciation of his vocal efforts.
tcording to the evidence Stolp in
Id on singing every time he came
e late. Mrs. Stolp could not bear
serenadlng and refused TO admit
until he applied the soft pedal to
music.
Ice when this occurred Mr. Stolp.
charged, succeeded in entering
house with song OF his lips and
up a blacksnake whip TO chas-
Ibis wife.
e Stolps were married in Prussia
k75. They have ten children.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23

they allege that they then found that
the stock had advanced little beyond
81 a share. They say they then adj
vised their Boston agents 90 buy the
stock II IL came d6wn to 81. a
couple Of days latter the Currie firm
failed and the stock was not secured.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23

Mrs. Gray later Instituted criminal
proceedings against both Cameron
currie and Louis II. Case.
Another joint case OF similar kind
Is also pending against Case, and Cur
rie, and two single suits are still to
be heard against Case. The latter
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
1sieeted Drinks Fatal Potion

Theodore Sczocinski. % years old.
No. g4i Russell St, took his life. Mon
day afternoon by drinking carbolic
acid I'm the rear of the saloon a.
Riopelle-st.. after his sweetheart al
refused 10 marry him.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
kman. Inspecting, Kills a Deer.

ILMON CITY, Idaho, Nov o.
out with his fellow-jurymen In
ling the scene of a tree cutting
Lewis Ramey shot and killed a
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23

On clear night red 1Igh< g
candlepower 10 visible q mile ozl 4
OF three candlepower two u1Ioo> 4
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription

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weaknesses, painful OF
or fhese Lmens a
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lar disease
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with her delicate organization,
rienced skilled N r mali %S
TIE ONE REMEDY for izments,
afns neither all.
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pOison) other injurious y
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not Oprint
well
dishonest
nm" for this professionally approved medicine OF Every igd
meno all the
"
addition Pierce will
will send 81 mailing
in
coated granule, take S
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23

was IN court. Tuesday lc
eagerly yNwatehed evory 1n0v
his attorneys. "a
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23

The marriage of Miss Lillian Tay-
Tor, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Reid
paylor. to Or. Charles b. Leonard,
|was quietly celebrated in St Paul,
MINI, Saturday afternoon, Nov. 10.
Dr. and Mrs Leonard will make their
home in Detroit, at No. 1881 Second
bVe
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23

The Young Women's Guild Of st.
Pauls Episcopal church will hold a
fake sale for the benefit of the visit
|hg Nurses association, Wednesday,
Nov. %, in Smiths drug store, Wood
yard and Palmer-aves. The young
ndies will offer FOR sale. cakes, pies,
ookies, doughnuts and bread.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23

Bethel Lutheran Sunday school will
|give two entertainments in the school
hall, Wednesday and Thursday eve
|nings of this wek, under the direction
|of the Misses Agnes and Elsa Ober-
|staedt Music, drills and dialogues
by the children will form the pro-
Igrams
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23

Detroit Masons were we'll represent
in a lodge of instruction held by
e Windsor Royal Arch Masons, Mon
by night A.moose banquet followed
e degree work. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Squires. of Windsor provided the
oosc, I'm accordance with their Gus
m for number of years. For thcir
Pspitality, they were presented with
chest of fiat silverware by the mem.
|rs of the Windsor ark chapter.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23

A number OF dinners will precede
the Armstrong ball in the Hotel Pont-
chartrain. Tuesday evening, among
the young hostesses to be Miss Claire
|Olin Johnson and Miss Katharine
Adams
The Detroit times., 1910-11-23

The entertainment committee OF
he College club is planning a drama
(c evening 10 be given in the Hotel
lontchartrain, Tuesday evening, Nov.
-, when two of George Bernard
haw's comedies How He Lied TO
er Husband and "A Man of Des-
NJ" will be presented by members
the club, assisted by some of the
ell-known amateur talent in the
University club
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-03
coloraao's Mortality Report

The report of the state board oi
health fer the quarter ending Sep
tcmb.r 3oth shows that 2.I1S people
died In the state during that period
The greatest mortality was anonE
men. the death Of males being bs'
In excess Of females. The report
shows that the greatest mortality was
between 20 TO 30 years old. with %
total u 7ti. Infants under one year
and persons between 30 and 30 yoaiH
tied for second place with 53i deaths
la each class. Their" were 200 d'a'ha
among children tctwcon on. and fi'r
years. The least mortality OF all Wa
between six and nine years. Onr
hundred Of those who died were more
than 10 years old. Tuberculosis claim
ed the srsatcs, number Of victim
the total being %s>. The total mum.
bsr Of births wss s.oss. an excess OF
5si over ths deaths. There were 20
Dors females thaa males born during
the pseie1.,
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-03

herder The Swink Greeks claimed
they were being wCrsted by their
flock master and took to the wing al
once.-Swink Advocate.
1t has finally been decided that it
will be Senator y ~ Parrish.of La.
mar The official count in Las An.
imas county was compll ted ON Sat,
urday and showed a majority of 5gl
for DunlCayy. the democratic candi,
date This was not Sufficient to oy.
prcome Parr.sh's lead OF 6ss in Bent,
Kiywa. Pruwors and Baca counties.
and the valley man wen OUT by a
majority OF 7S.-Lamar Sparks.
The drpdgc oal that has teen en-
gagged through Jhc summer widening
tne Otero. ditch. Is nov in the neigh
borhood cf the Grand Valley school
house, and the men employed expect
to complete their contract by Janu.
AIRY 18TH. The Otcro Irrigation Dis.
trict is expending a vast amount OF
money In Improvements. the ditch is
being enlarged from sixteen feet at
the bottom TO thirty feet. shale beds
are being cemented and number of
new syphons put in.-Swink Advocate
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-03
Rewarding the Faithful.

Allen S. Titus has leen promised
the position OF deputy county asses
sor under J. 4. Gauger. assessor and
viii soon go to La Junta to be ready
TO enter upon the discharge OF his
duties. Mr.. Titus is In every way
fitted to fill the place and deserves
the position as reward for political
work done for MIR. Cauger during
his recent candidacy. He and Mrs,
Titus will remove to La Junta as
soon as he can rent a house.-ord.
way Call
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-03
UP4>DDOWN
THE
VALLEY

The Cheraw postoffice is now fully
equipped for buslness-the cancella-
ton stamp having finally arrived.
The First State Pank OF Chpuw
already has deposits agsregating So
O7S54-oyor on,-half Cf the capital
stock Of the bank
Mrs Ida NJ Hi.l sold out her lease
on The Marzanola hotel last Monday
TO Mrs EfIe sandusky. Of Puello.
aud The new tonan, will take pos
session at once.
Louis Marlman. eight miles east Of
: cheraw. shipped 1896 pounds OF al
falfa seed last week. for which he
received sl,io3. Part OF his land
turned out twelve bushels OF seed
per acre. There's a record for you.
Who can beat it?-Cheraw Clarion.
Mrs Belle ID. ilarbcrt, of Manzano-
la, left for Chicago last Monday night
10 represent Manzanola at the Chi.
cago Land Show. where she will be
one OF the speakers ON Colorado day.
Mrs. Harbert is an ardent Arkansas
Valley tooster and has had practical
experience In successful fruit culture
In the Manzanola district.
A flock OF fifty odd Greeks. max.
ing a noise like so many geese. went
on a strike at the sugar factory last
Monday. The Greeks In America are
migratory in their habits. move In
large flocks and. AS but few OF them
can speak the language. must have a
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-03
Notice Of Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the La Junta
CITY Hospital Association will be held
IN the city hall, La Junta. Colo, on
Monday evening, January =, 1911, for
the purpose Of electing officers for
the ensuing year and the transacting
OF such other business as may proper
ly come before the association.
j. F. KEARNS, President
A. L. STuBBS, Secretary.
FIRST pu lication, November 26, 1910.
Last publication, December "a, 1910.
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-03
Notice Of Final Settlement and De.
termination Of He.rship.

In the matter of the estate of Edwin
Condit, deceased.
Not.ce Of Final Settlement and De
'"TmiAation of lleirship.
Notice is here given, that on Mon.
day the 10Th day Of December. AID.
l"Iu, at the hour Of IL a. m. of said
day The same being one of the regu-
lar days of the December, 1910, term
OF The county court OF Otero county,
Ia 'uo state of Colorado, |, Emma d,
Wilson administrator of said estate,
Wi! appear before the judge of said
couT., present my fiaal settlement as
sue udninistratrix,pray the approval
dis Earged as such Administrative. At
VII. DO time and place any person In
interest may appear and present OBJ
Jeo Dus to the same. If any there be.
And further notice is hereby given,
tha- %, said time and place the court
Will receive and hear proofs concern
in .Ia heirs Of said dec, ased, pur-
sual. 20 the verified petition of II. NJ.
Con.f. father Of Edwin Il. Condit, de
s.d, claimant as heir at law OF
satl deceased, heretofore filed. here
in, asking for a judicial ascertalnment
and dutrrmination OF the heirship of
sail 0sfate, and from which it ap-
pearF that II. NJ Condit is the sole
heir II tho said Edwin Z. Condit, de
eea d.
&n. therefore. any and all persons
who Hr. on who claim to be heirs at
Law a. said Edwin T. Coudit. decras.
ed, a. hereby required TO be- aud APP
peaE .larHat, or abide the drtprmiIa-
ton .. .no court thereon
I".I ag la Iuna, Colorado. this
lSth day of November. A. D.. 1910
EMMA. d. WILSON.
Adm muM OF the estate u Edwin
II Coudi'. deceased.
Harg w. Allen. Attorney
Fir publication. November 10. 1910.
Lasl publication, Decent cr Il, 1910.
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-03

ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.
District OF Colorado. ~. on this
Il day OF November. \. y. 1910,
uu reading the petition for discharge.
o. Is ordered by the Court that a
. airing be had on the same on the
n day of January, A. u. 1911.
D. fore Samuel u. THmble. ref
rec In bankruptcy. at room No. 30l
lI the Federal Building at Pueblo. In
i'd district. at ten o'clock In the
and that notice thereof be
pIlllshed In the La Junta Tribune. n
Ha wspapcr printed In said District, and
hat all known creditors and other
pnrsons In Interest may appear at
the said time and place aud show
rausc. " any they have, why the
urayer Of said petitioner should not
be granted.
And II is further ordered by the
court. that said Referee shall send
~ mail to nil known creditors. copies
Di said petition and this order. ad'
drcsscd TO them at their places OF
ms stated.
Witness. the honorable ROBERT
Il LEWIS. Judge OF the said Court,
and tho seal thereof. at Pueblo, In
nd district. on the tw"nty.flrHt day
Of November. 1910.
tsEAL or THE COURT
CHARLES W. BISHOP. Clerk.
ny Gardner N. Greene. Deputy
r',rk,
La Junta tribune., 1910-12-03
eankruprs Petition Tor Discharge.

I.-,he matter Of Charles A. Clark.
bankrupt, in bankruptcy.
To the Honorable Robert T. Lewis.
Judge OF the District Court OF the
United States for the District Of
Colorado.
Charles a. Clark.of La Junta, In the
county OF OtcrO, aud State Of Col.
orado In said District respectfully
rrpresents that on the 18th day Of
october last past. he was duly ad.
judged bankrupt under the Acts OF
congress relating to bankruptcy.
hat he has duly surrendered all his
property. and rights Of property. and
has fully complied with all the re.
quirements of said Acts aud of the
orders OF the Court touching his
bankruptcy.
Wherefore. he prays that he may
be decrced by the Court to have a
full discharge from all debts prOyable
o ainst his estate under said bank.
rupt acts. except such de Is as are
uKcepted by law from such discharge.
Dated this 18th day OF November,
80.
CHARLES A. CLARK. Bankrupt
The Washington herald., 1910-04-07
DAILY COURTRECORD.
supreme Court of the United states.

supreme Court of the United states.
Present: The Chief justice, Mr.. Justice Harlan.
Mr. Justioe White, Mr.. Justice McKenpa, Mr..
Justica Holmes. Mr. Justics Day. and sIE. Justice
Lurton.
james NJ Graham. Of Springfield, III. and Ed
ward S. J9uett, Of Winchester. KY. were admitted
TO practice.
No 6s The Interstate Conmercs Commission,
appellant rs. The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railway Company et al
No. 654 Durham Hanna-MungeT DRY Goods Com
pany ct al and
appellant vs.. The Chicago Burlington and Quincy
sanue! A. Lynde for the appellee in No. 81 By
Mr. Luther NJ Walter FOR the Interstate Commerce
Commission, and concluded by Mr. John Lee Web
ster for the appellant in No. 64
No ss2 Solomon Brantley, plaintiff in error. vs.
The State Of Georgia; argued By Mr. John Ran
doph Cooper tor the plaintiff in error and sub
mitted hy Mp. John c. Hart for the defendant in
error.
No B9 sheylin-Carpenter Company ct al, plain
TINS In error, vs. The State a Minnesota: argued
by Mr. Frank B. Kellogg for the plaintiffs in error
and by Nh. George I. Simpson for the defendant
in error.
No 40 Southern Railway Company, petitioner.
vs. Mrs Josephine King; and
No. al Southern Railway Company, petitioner.
IS Inez King. by her next friend. Mrs Josephine
Ming argument commenced by 5fr. J. J. Stick-
land for the petitioner
Adjourned until to-day az u O'Clock
The day call for Thursday, April = viii be as
follows; Nos 40 and Mu, ~ AS. AS. I46. H7.
6. 81, iis. and 10