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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-31

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SHEAR JUDGES OF
DESPOTTC POWER

State Senator Bryan, editor Of the Navy Yard
American. published the
legislature will antquated
contempt Judge
xIe The Star. In his Bryan following
dltorlal
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preaence should be held
orcam written. OF the dcoaon OF
dcprlylng that OF tho nnlenabe right
speech guaranteed him the constitution OF the United states
aud trial by Jury OF his and,
WHEREAS reoosn1e that the injunction as often used by
OF and ID constantly
8 the rlKhta OF the pnopln therefore.
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Judiciary power unconstitutional act regularly
passed by legislature BY the Of the state
BE IT STILL FURTHER RESOLVED, a copy Of these
the publishers Of The Seattle Star and
copy to the Labor Journal for publication
MARSH
A r. LAYTON
Il HTtAKA
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WEST UNION, Ohio, Dec 3l.-Fve citizens of Adams
county today sentenced TO eight months house
and fined $500 and each for completely in
frauds.
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All in the
Course of a
Days News

Has Marriea 3,5f5 Couples.
heY. A. 4. Burroughs Of Bristol,
rem, has married 8.5I5 couples
siass be began performing wedding
esIemonles.
me laat ceremony was a triple
sIalr, uniting three runaway
couples from Virginia. He has built
! Motel for the accommodation Of
sloDefs.
Kept Diary So Years.
Rev Daniel Webster Moore, who
dead al Dover, ~ j.. had kept
diary for 58 years.
re had never failed to make a
sally entry IN ID. the last being the
"a he was taken lll. last Wednes.
Cost 800 70 Spank Wife.
Judge Halstoad'a decision in Kan
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Everett vital Importance
muzEne free through
proceedings resolutions the Trades
fight
ton Of contempt The resolutions follow;
WHEREAS, Is the contention organised labor that IN
should be only protection 60 life
viii avail
WHEREAS, believe that except contempt commit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-31
Must Eat Roast
Pork Tomorrow

BY FREDDIE. OUR OFFICE BOY.
Good old roast pork will be the
piece de resistance on the grooming
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-31

A New Years dinner. consisting
wholly Of vegetables, win be the
special attraction for the boys at
Grandma Germans home During
the afternoon and evening the
boys will be kept busy with en-.
tertainSient suitable to the occa-
sion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-12-31
FRAUDS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3i.--That
frauds against the government have
been going on for 10 years aud that
they viii be- unearthed when the
grand jury now investigating the
aampllng OF sugar at New Orleans
finishes It's work. ls the firm be-
lief of an official ~ the customs
service. An investigation at San
Francisco IN also imminent.
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Cost 800 70 Spank Wife.
Saase italstoad's decision in Kan.
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ntandnn ouwee
Reno nbe,w tart Monday
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Money!?

Ten Ways to Make 1t Easily, the First
Way Appearing Monday. It's Just
For the Women Readers
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abroad with bea,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-26
KNOWLES, N. NJ,
WANTS RAILROAD
Effort Being Made To Sc
cure Division Point Of
Proposed Rock Is
land & Gulf.

Roswell, \. NJ, July 26.-Knowles, the
inland town northeast of Carlsbad. about
80 miles in Eddy county, close TO the
Texas line and short distance from
the northeast boundary line of the east
corner of Chaves county and nearly a
bee line south from Texico- Farwen OBJ
jects to being the ''railroadless" city of
the plains and every effort will be made
to secure a railroad, and the chances
seem exceedingly bright at the present
time.
a committee consisting of William c.
Woerner. o. II. Green and W. c. Howard.
all citizens OF Knowles, met VI. j. Healy,
president of the Rock Island. Texico-
Farwell & Gulf Railway company. It
was the purpose of the committee 10
close up a contract with Mr. Healy call
ing for the building of the road THROUGH
Knowles from TeXico Farwell. The COM
mittee stated that its town was ready
to put UP a bonus if it could get the
contract for the road. They were anx-
ious TO close a deal at once insuring the
railroad for Knowles, but Mr. Healy
could not sign up with them, for the
reason that contracts have not been con-
slmmated with the towns and large land
owners between TeXico- Farwell and
Knowles.
The Commercial club OF Knowles nro-
poses to give a bonus big ENOUGH to
secure the first division point south of
Texico- Fanwell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-26
Ell PASO KIDDIE
SOME HOMESICK
Little cap" Greet Has At
tack of Disease in Los
Angeles.

There is a mighty homesick little FL
Pasoan in Los Angeles. He is homesick
for FL Paso, but more so for his mother.
He is Cabell Greet, the nine year old son
of deputy sheriff w D. Greet. Mrs.
Greet and the boy are spending the
summer at Long Beach. Recently the
little fellow was taken to Los Angeles
for medical treatment and was left III
charge of $ne physician while he was
being treated. Nine is a tender age and
little Cap" experienced his first day
away from home and mother when he
was left in Los Angeles
1t was hard shedding. Nothing took
the place of his mother and he wrote
all the sorrow of his loneliness into a
letter which he sent his mother and
which was forwarded to his father here.
Il am missyreable," wrote the little
kiddie. II have been crying all the
time and am crying now. Please come"
he wrote The remainder of the PEN
ciled letter was a repetition of these
pathetic plants. 1t is useless to add
that Mrs. Greet lost no time in reaching
her boy in Los Angeles and he was the
happiest youngster on the Pacific coast
when he saw her.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-26
GRAHAM CITIZENS
IN A QUANDARY
Are Opposed To Division of
County Statehood Bill
COmplicates Matters.

Clifton, Ariz-, July 26.-The citizens
of this section, who have been viger-
ously pushing along the preliminary
work of launching the new county of
Greenlee, see g possibility of difficulties
ahead.
The people Of Graham county, from
which Greenlee has been separated by
an act of legislature, are opposed 10
county division
The provision of the statehood bill
that states all county officials shall
hold over has complicated matters for
Greenlee, as no provision was made
for the election provided for by the
county division bill. Governor Sloan
ordered special election to cover this
case, and it is now rumored that the
people of Graham viii take steps to
prevent the election. The situation
IS a peculiar one and in case there is
anything in the rumored litigation, may
cause the people of Greenlee some trOu-
Bile. County division was provided for
prior to the passage of the statehood
bill, and the clause in the latter bill,
providing for all county officials to
continue in office until the state or
ganization has been completed, leaves
no provision for the new county which
comes into existence Jan. 1, 1911.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-26

OF the Maria town plot. The present
owners expect to divide 1t into town lots.
Mr. Wilson, president of the state
bank. has commenced preparations for
the erection of a beautiful home on a
part of his property and to that end is
drilling for water.
Misses Rose Brack of San Antonio and
ITALIA Gillet of Alpine gave a piano
and song recital at the opera house.
James F. Ross made a political speech
after the recital.
Mr. and Mrs. James Normand expect
to leave for Yellowstone park to be alb
sent for several weeks.
W B. Mitchell and family of San Mar
COS, and F. 4. Mitchell and family of
this place, are spending the week at
the camp meeting. John Livingston anu
family and Misses Anderson, Leila and
Hilda Lancaster are also spending the
week at the camp meeting.
Mr. and Mrs S. C. Rector of Fentress
are visiting Mrs. H. N. Daugherty.
r. E. Horks of Floresville has been in
Maria visiting Mrs. J. p Shields.
James Walker has returned from Ala
media, Cal. accompanied by his wife and
son. who have been visiting there for
several months.
\. A Smith has opened a tailor shop
in the Medkiff building.
r. X Colquitt and W. B. PHILLIPS have
returned from Shafter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-26
Ell Pasoan Gets Onto Car,
Rides Out and Meets His
Victim, Then Shoots.
Was Threatened By Mob
for a Time.

Frank Bell, who killed attorney o.
P. Widaman in Los Angeles Saturday.
had only just returned to that city
from FL Paso, where he had been Wis
iting for some time, following his trial
in Los Angeles on perjury charge,
in which the jury disagreed.
That the killing was deliberately
planned by a man driven to deSpera-
ton if not insanity, by an attorney
who had bounded him on every hand
and had helped his wife to get away
from him all his property, is the con-
clusion. Bell has always been cratic.
but he had not been considered MUIR
derous. The Los Angeles Sunday Ex-
aminer, reporting the killing, says:
Within a very short time after she
had kissed her husband goodbye yes
terday morning Mrs. Widaman was
startled by the appearance of an au-
tomobile driven at a breakneck speed
to the doorway of the ranch house.
She was informed of the shooting and
leaped into the automobile to hurry to
her husbands side. She held his head
jim her lap during the trip to the city,
and was with him when he died.
Wife Had Premonitions.
Il always feared Bell would make
good the threats he made more than
l"O years ago lidI ne WOul0 XIII my
husband some time" said Mrs Vida
man, who is staying at 4her fathers
home. III Kingsley Drive.
L always feared that Mr.. Widaman
would be shot by Bell, and l begged
him many times to be careful and not
to- go where he would see Bell.
1T was with a great feeling of re-
lief that L learned he had left the coun
ty for time at least, and I hoped
that l would be free from anxiety for
little while. But 1 became restless
during the past few days and 1 feared
something, just what I could not i'm
agine.'
Widaman died less than an hour af-
ter the shooting, as he was being car
ried into the California hospital. Bell
is in a cell at the county JAIL grim
acing through the bars of his cell, ter
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-26
LAKE ARTHUR BOY PICKED
BY AN ANGRY nuU. Err
Summer Normal Opens at ATteSia-Re-
vivaI Services for Pecos Valley.


vivaI Services for Pecos Valley.
Roswell, n. NJ, July 26-Ralphie
Fleming, the little son of James Elem
ing of Lake Arthur had narrow escape
from serious injury when he was at
tackled by rooster, and before help
could arrive the boy was severely
spurred. Several deep gashes were cut
and he was bruised in various parts OF
the body.
The Eddy county summer normal will
be held at Artesia, beginning August g.
S. o. Higgins. one of the founders OF
Artesia. was injured at that place when
cleaning machinery at the power house
of the water plant. He caught his right
hand in the machinery and the middle
finger was crushed in three places and
the third finger cut to the bone on both
sides.
Beginning Sunday and continuing for
three weeks, a union evangelistic meet
ing viii be held at Artesia, and all of
the churches of the entire Pecos valley
will take part A tent of 1900 seating
capacity will be located on the vacant
lot near the State National bank Revs.
Brown and Curry viii take charge of the
meeting
J. Y Hancock of Dallas, Texas special
representative of the National Incorpor-
dbluS dSSOcIdIlOH, has DceH. dI l1dkeWOOU
to look over the town relative TO the
establishing of a sanitarium
Mayor J. W. Hood of Elida, a stickler
for sanitary measures, through his in
fluence has ordered the board OF trustees
to pass two sanitary ordinances providing
for the immediate removal of all garbage
and rubbish.
The work of building the Southwestern
Holiness college at Elida, north of Ros-
well, is progressing slowly.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-26
CEMENT COLUMNS
AT FAIR GROUNDS
Colonial COlonnade One of
Attractions of Fair Now
Being Made.

Work on the fair coIonnades will be-
gin at Washington park this week IA
total of 100 barrels of Made in FL PasO
cement" has been donated by the South
western Portland Cement company and
the other materials are TO be donated or
sold at cost by the merchants of Ell
PaSO-
main driveway of the fair grounds and
down the Santa Fe" trail as far as
the Indian village These colonnades
will be composed of columns made OF
concrete stuccO and will be painted pure
white in keeping with the color which
the buildings and fences will be paint
ed, forming the white city" at the fair
grounds
These columns will be interlaced with
strands of electric lights and the effect
at night is expected TO be extremely
pleasing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-26
BELL DRIVEN To DESPERATION, PLANNED
DEATH OF N|DAMAN WHILE INSANE

ribly nervous. and rolling his eyes like
a mailman.
Keeps TwO-Year Threat.
In the killing OF Widaman. Bell made
good a threat of two years ago that he
would get Widaman if it took him a
life time
Bell is probably the most erratic
man that ever made his home in Los
Angeles.
The trouble between the men was
expected. but it was thought that Bells
departure for FL Paso some time ago
would effectually settle all differences.
Bell remained with his mother in Ell
PasO, Texas. a short time, then he
crossed the border and went down to
Cananea- The old demand came upper
most in him and quietly he slipped back
to Los Angeles and without letting
anyone know of his presence he lay in
wait for Mr.. Widaman
Yesterday morning he bought a round
trip ticket from Santa Ana to Palos
Verde He got on the early car, the
one generally taken by Widaman At
Thornton, where Widaman generally
boarded the city bound car from his
ranch. Bell was on the platform wait
ing At every station he peered earn
estly out.
Bell Trailed His Man
When Artesia was reached Bell was
on the step almost before the car had
some to a stand; for Widaman was be-
fore him, back at the edge of a crowd
of passengers. The attorney was
standing back permitting several wo-
men TO board the car and Bell forced
his way through the women and sprang
toward Widaman, striking out with one
hand and drawing his revolver with the
other The muzzle of the weapon was
against the attorneys throat before he
had a chance to move There was a
report and Widaman staggered and
dropped to his knees. screaming with
pain.
The feeling against Bell at the scene
OF the shooting ran high and for few
moments it looked as though he were
going to be lynched. Bell showed no
sign of remOrse or even of interest I'M
til just before the train reached the
city.
Bell is receiving the advice of his
attorneys, John Fleming and A A.
Sturges. The prisoner refused to make
any statement of the shooting yester-
day. When he first reached the county
jail he was perfectly calm and rational
Later in the day, however. he began TO
make faces at his guards and shake
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-26
News Of the Great Southwest
BABY ABANDONED
NEAR ESTANCIA
Infant Boy Found Near
Ranch-BoXes Shipped
for Colorado Fruit.

Estancia, \. M, July 26-An aban-
doned infant probably so hours old was
found near Manuel SancheZ's ranch
There is no clue to its parentage OF
who placed il by the roadside Mr.
Sanchez took tine little fellow to the
house where he was properly cared for
Mr. and Mrs Allan McGillivray and
Mr. and Mrs. ". C. Ayers have returned
from their respective wedding tours
and will remain here permanently.
The English Manufacturing company
shipped a car of fruit boxes TO Canon
City Colo, two cars of wool were ship
ped the same day TO the eastern mar
kets.
Claude Fisher of Oklahoma City has
returned TO the valley and win remain
several months.
Mrs. Charles F. Easley is spending
a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
Angus McGinivray.
Mrs. Carrie WEIGH Of Chicago is here
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Berkshire of the valley botel-
The Socialists of Torrance county
have placed in nomination for delegates
TO the constitutional convention I. s.
Smith of Estancia, J. A Chapman OF
Willard, and n. Roach of Mountainair-
II. L. Cooper has resigned his posi-
ton at the Santa Fe Central shops to
go 10 Albuquerque.
Col. w S. Hopewen. C. C Murray,
and general manager H. A CoOmer Of
the New Mexico Central were here from
Santa Fe inspecting the test well
Mrs. Gunst Of Cuervo Is here visiting
her brother, S. A. Goldsmith and family.
Mr.. and Mrs n. NJ Parks. who spent
the past u months in Tombstone, Ariz-,
have returned to Estancia.
r. B. Davis of Ancho is visiting his
son, W. W. Davis.
S. H. and d. w. Logan of Santa Ana,
Tex, are visiting Mrs Six Arrendiel.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. z. Chism have re-
turned from Albuquerque and moved
to their ranch northeast of town.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-26
GIRLS GO on A STRIKE
TO GO TO A DANCE

Cleveland. O.. july 26.-Twenty eight
girls employed in the hot rollers, knead-
ers and cutters room at the American
Chiclet conpany's plant, driven to dcs-
peration bv the tantalizing music at a
dancing pavilion in a nearby park went
out on strike.
May Galway threw off her apron when
the music came floating through the
window. Gee, girls" she said, IF the
superintendent don't raise our wages
lets strike and 90 and dance"
The strikers proceeded to the pavilion.
I've filled the places of all the girls
with four exceptions" the superintend-
ent announced later in the day
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-26
WEDDING AND BAPTISM
AT TULAROSA, N. M.

Tularosa, n. NJ, July Conception
Lopez and Rosa Knapp were married
Monday morning at the Catholic church
Mr.. Lopez is the son of Rosetta Lopez
of this place. Miss Knapp came from
Alamogordo.
Rosa Dias, DAUGHTER of Branlio Dias
the blacksmith, was baptised Sunday
Hubbart Douglass and Charley Derby
shire have gone to the San Andres, where
Mr.. Douglass is driving a tunnel.
Miss Minnie Bourne is visiting Mrs
Henry Rundy at her ranch.
Mrs. Cora Hunter is here from the
San Andres visiting Mrs. w. c. Hunter
Watt Gilmore is here looking after his
cattle from Alto.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-26

S. w, is returning today after spending
the week end with his family and
while here combined business with
pleasure.
Miss Estelle Berrien is visiting her
sister, Mrs Ralph Loomis.
A camping party of % people is go
ing ito the indian reservation tomorrow.
1.-The executive committee of the baby
sanitorium met yesterday to pick out
q location, as the one first chosen is
wanted for a park.
Mrs. S. c. Pandolfo, children and maid
Of Tucumcari. n. NJ, are guests at the
lodge for a few weeks.
Mrs. John O'Keeffe and family are
returning home today after a month s
vacation at the Croft.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-26
CLOUDCROFT WANTS
SANATORIUM SITE
One First Chosen Needed for
Park-Many Ell Pasoans
Visiting at Resort.
CBy Mrs. W. S. Tilton.)

tby MIS- w a. I1IIOn-D
Cloudcroft, N NJ, July 26.-D. C. Met
calf has returned after spending the
week end al the resort.
J. c. Wilmarth has been enjoying
Cloudcroft for a couple of days as the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H D. Slater.
George Wines, Britton Davis and Lee
land Davis are a camping party who
are adding much to the gaiety of the
coterie of Cloudcroft.
Miss. Lucille Stoneroad Of Colorado
City, Tex, is UP for the remainder OF
the season.
r. B. Rawlins. auditor of the E. P. &
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-26

and tremble all over. It is supposed by
the authorities that he will advance
the plea Of insanity.
Bells wife was at Catalina Island
when the shooting occurred She mere
" said that it was no more than she
expected; that Bell had threatened TO
kill Widaman. herself and her whole
family and that they had been in ter
rOr for months.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-26
PEDRO LOSES HIS PURSE,
WAS 1T EMPTY OR NOTY

Pedro Carrillo said that the pocket
book contained $12O but both Pocendo
Vasquez and Cleapas Madrid said that
it was empty Anyway. Pedros com
plant held good, and his friends are
now held by the minor court in Juarez
on a charge of larceny. Vasquez had
the pocketbook in his possession. 1t
was empty. The whole thing was the
result of a drunken mixup in a saloon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-26

NJ F. George. clerk at Hotel Shell
don. has gone to Ration. n. NJ. where
he will meet Mrs. George and thence
proceed to Denver and Chicago. Mr.
and Mrs George will remain IN the
north for a five months vacation
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-26
BIG REALTY TRANSFER
IN MARIA TOWNSHIP.

Residents Buy 25 Acre Tract From
Uvalde Owners-Personal News
of Maria
Maria; Texas, July &c: W. dyson,
II. w. Schultze and T. NJ Wilson have
purchased from DR.. Bordman of Uvalde,
Texas. the % acre tract of land west
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-26

Mrs. NJ. David and Misses Mabel and
Lois David, all of Houston, come iown
from Cloudcroft Monday and are stop
ping Al Hotel Angelus before proceed
ing east.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-26
MRS. LEECH'S HAIR
TURNING GRAY
Wife of Man Charged With
Murder Worrying Over
Killing.

Mrs John Leech, wife of the man
charged with the murder of E. Kohl
berg. refutes the recently advanced sci
entific theory that, gray hair is not
caused by a great shock or extreme
worry
her own hair, which she says was coal
black at the time the killing occurred.
Now ii is Streaked with gray and she
says it has turned that color since the
trouble which placed her husband be-
hind the bars on 'the most serious
charge which can be brought against a
man-murder in the first degree.
She visits him each day at the county
Jail and seems much more worried over
the trouble than her husband
q Y RaSSatf accnrnaniad The r.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-07-26

c. n. Bassett. accompanied the re-
mains of d. N. Washburn, who died
recently. to the deceased business mans
former home in Clinton, Ind
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-05-14
Genius and Misfortune.

Homer was q beggar; Plautus turned mill; Terence was slave; Boetius died in jail; Paul Rorghese had four. teen trades and yet starved with them all; Tasso was often in distress for 5 shillines: Bentivoglio was refused adn:issi"n into a hospital he himself had e1evt.a: Cervantes died of hunger and Nagelas left his body to the physi clans |" pay his debts so far as the money would go; Sir Walter Raleigh died o'! the scaffolG. Spenser, the char!.il:.. Gi2d in want; the death Of CoE!:,s was through neglect. first eau
 ing .,ltal derange:aent. Milton solo his copy of Paradise Lost" for $75 al three payments and finished his life ip obscurity; Dryden lived in poverty and distress: Otway died in the street, Steele lived q life of perfect warfare with the bailiffs, Goldsmith's "Vicai oi Wako.;eid" was sold for trife to save hirl from the grip of the law; Savage 6iad i:! prison at Bristol, whcre he was confined for g debt of S4ds Butler l.Tesl l.fa of penury and died peer; G..,..,s,,,i ron, the child of genius 7.''.j., Iai.fefti!ne. destroyed himself.