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Barbour County index., 1910-08-17
SHARON ITEMS

on business and pleasure.
Albert Chapman who has lived at
Hutchinson for year, has return
ed to Sharon with his wife and
child, pending the betterment of his
health. Liver trouble seems to be the
malady. He is staying with his ia
ther-in-law, Sam Cole.
Garland Jones sold out to George
Stewart and he. with his wife and
two married sons, George and Doc.
have gone to Ottawa, Kansas, to
1--we. Another son, Sam, went away
in the early summer after getting
into cutting scrape, when he so
cruelty and without cause cut Jim
Lennon. They left a black cat
which seemed to mourn their de-
parture-the only thing that would
mourn.
A disgraceful affair took place on
Friday evening while the moving
picture Co., were entertaining a
large crowd Jim Lingle got it in
to his head to run things to his own
notion and was told by the proprie-
tor to keep quiet. But "booze" and
Jim kept on laughing. talking and
otherwise disturbing the. show and
finally when the show had finished
with the moving pictures and was
giving vaudeville this man Lin
gle'' lit a match at the two large
gasoline magazines and said, "Pl
blow this thing up" This was
signal to the proprietor to get
busy and he came from the stage
and ordered Mr.. Jim out. Jim said
he would go when he got ready The
proprietor knocked him down and
| dragged him out. This is just what
he needed Everybody present was
in sympathy with the show man.
God only knows what would have
been the result IL leak would have
been in those large tanks.
Whatever may be the final out
come of the Aldrich-Bristow rub
Der" feud, the TACT remains tnat tne
tariff on rubber goods has been in
creased and simultaneously the price
of all rubber goods went skyward-
And the further fact cannot be de-
MED, that the republican party is
solely responsible for the holdup.
Every time you buy a piece Of rub
Der hosea rubber overshoe AN auto
mobile tire or anything else con-
tanning rubber, just remember that
you are paying big round subsidy
over and above the cost of manufac-
ture and transportation. for the
blessed privilege Of voting the re-
publican. ticket. The same is true
! of everything else you buy from q
pin to a threshing machine.
Barbour County index., 1910-08-17

Mrs. Zella Johnson was called to
Wichita last Friday to assist in car
ing for cousin from Oklahoma
who is critically i'll in ST. Francis
hospital.
Barbour County index., 1910-08-17

Ice cream and soft drinks at Luz
Aliens Sodas a speciality.
Barbour County index., 1910-08-17
Stole Money

Deputy Sheriff Gesner brought a
prisoner to the county Jail from. Kio-
wa Monday evening. whose name is
Claude Mundon. He is charged
with stealing between $25 and $26
from Estella Frost in that city.
Looks like a job of coal mining at
Lansing.
Mundon is a transient He came
to Kiowa from Beaver county, Ok.
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Gravel for sale at 20 cents per
load-M. Best.
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from her visit in Missouri on Tues
day OF last week.
Riley MacGregor returned home
Saturday from his summer visit in
California and Kansas City.
Tip McCracken brought in some
extra fine peaches just before going
to press. They were top notchers-
couldn't be excelled.
Ed Parker and wife of Cedar
Creek are the happy parents of
fine little daughter born Sunday Au-
gust 14th. DR.. Coleman in attend
ance
Otis McReynolds of Sharon re-
membered the Index force with some
fine peaches on Monday. Otis
always remembers the printer. He
has the right disposition.
There will be an ice cream social
at the Church of God east of this
city Thursday evening, August 18th.
Ice cream and cake will be served.
Everybody invited.
Mrs. John Solf of Sharon town
ship was brought to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Gavin in this city the first
of the week to be treated by DR..
Coleman for blood poisoning. Her
condition is very serious.
Your own friends have attained
position, honor, cash. How? Opens
Sept. 6. Salt City Business College.
Hutchinson, Kansas, Box 353 P.
Catalogue free. Positions await
graduates.
1. Have arranged with NE. Pierce
| (Woodward's former store) to han
| die my melons, vegetables, etc, and
1 will appreciate it if my friends
will call there when in need of any
| thing in that line. T White.
In last weeks Kiowa News
Review Representative Griffin has
long article lambasting Col. Mac
Gregor. Samuel should know that
the primary election is over. His
Democratic opponent is the one he
| should castigate now.
Mrs. Strauderman who moved here
recently from McAdoo township, is
very i'll with typhoid fever. The
latter part of last week she was re-
moved from her home on south
Main to Mrs. Strohls residence
where she is being cared for. Dr.
Gilbert has charge of the case.
S. A. Savage, an auctioneer OF
Winfield, arrived in the city the
first of the week to look over the
ground with a view to locating. He
is an old friend of DR.. Serrot's and
a cousin of the Hittle brothers. Mr.
Savage is a graduate from a schoo
of auctioneering and has had 6
great deal of experience.
Tonk Mills was down from Lake
City Monday and yesterday and he
discussed everything from Presi
dent Taft and insurgency down Il
Lake City school district affairs
We like Tonk's sentiments on polit
ical affairs but would rather not b,
drawn into the trouble between hin
and our Lake-Sun correspondent w,
can stand a political row, but de
liver US from a school fight
Baptist Church
The pastor expects to speak upol
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Arthur Murlett who resides a
short distance southwest Of this city,
is quite sick. He is threatened
with typhoid fever. DR.. Coleman is
treating him.
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Mrs. Lewis Balding enjoyed a
visit last week from her cousin. Mr..
Mum, of Oklahoma City.
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Tip McCracken brought in some
extra fine peaches just before going
to press. They were top notchers-
couldn't be excelIed.
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For Sale-At half price, hollow
wire gasoline lighting system, tank.
wires and three chandeliers in per-
feet condition.. ]. Best.
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]. c. Freeman does all kinds Of
plumbing and tin roof work. Shop
corner room Cook block.
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Ed Parker and wife of Cedar
Creek are the happy parents of
fine little daughter born Sunday Au-
gust 14th. DR.. Coleman in attend
anco
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Mrs. Strauderman who moved here
recently from McAdoo township, is
very i'll with typhoid fever. The
latter part of last week she was re-
moved from her home on south
Main to Mrs. Strohl's residence
where she is being cared for DR..
Gilbert has charge of the case.
Barbour County index., 1910-08-17

Otis McReynolds Of Sharon re-
membered the Index force with some
fine peaches on Monday. Otis
always remembers the printer. He
has the right disposition.
Barbour County index., 1910-08-17

In last weeks Kiowa News
Review Representative Griffin ha
a long article lambasting Col. Mac
Gregor Samuel should know tha
the primary election is over. Hi
Democratic opponent is the one b,
should castigate now.
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There will be an ice cream socia
at the Church of God east of thi:
city Thursday evening, August 18th
Ice cream and cake will be served
Everybody invited.
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S. A. Savage, an auctioneer of
Winfield, arrived in the city the
first of the week to look over the
ground with a view to locating. He
is an old friend of Dr. Serrot's and
a cousin of the Hittle brothers. Mr..
Savage is a, graduate from a school
of auctioneering and has had a
great deal of experience.
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Sell Cuban Bonds.

New York, March 10.-Anotment
was made today of tais years issue
Of s5.50N.0OG of Republic of Cuba Az
per cent gold bonds. due in 1949, and
temporary certificates. exchangable
for the bonds on August l, next, were
issued to subscribers. The bonds will
be listed on the New York Stock Ex
change and in London and Amsterdam
where similar subscriptions were op-
ened.
THESE bonds form part of an issue
limited to SIG, 100000 authorized by
decree Of Charles f. Magoon, Pro
Visioaal Governor of Cuba appointed
by the United States Government,
with sppr oval of the Secretary of War
of the United States first had and OBJ
taired. Not more tnan S5.500,000 of
these bonds can be issued in any one
year, and the bonds issued today con-
sttTte the second iastallment.
Under the terms of the decree the
proceeds of the SIG. 500 900 bonds are
TO be devoted to retiring Republic oi
Cuba 6 per cent. bonds (of which
there were outstanding On August 20
1909, s2,196,5S5) and 10 defray the
cost of sewering and paving the City
Of Havana. the extension and inn
p-ovement of it's water supply and
the installation of a water and sewer
system in the City of Cienfuegos.
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BALLINGER
WAS TRICKY

Washington, March l1.-Arthur p.
Davis, chief engineer of the Reclazna-
tion Service, testified before the Bal-
liaSerPinchot committee today that
in the preparation of lists of land To
he restored to the public domain By
Secretary Bafinger, he felt that he
was acting under mandatory orders
from the Secretary.
These lands had been Withdrawn,
the witness said; by former Secretary
Garfield. for the conservation of pow
CT sites. Mr.. Ballinger. accordingly to
Mr.. Davis, repeatedly gave verbal or
ders that the land so withdrawn was
in violation of law and could not be
sustained. The prosecution" claims
that President Taft's letter of Sep
tenIber thirteen, last, generating Mr..
Ballinger from the CLAWS charges.
showed Mr. Taft got the impression
from Mr.. Ballinger that he had made
these reservations only upon the rec
concentrations of the Reclamation
Service.
Chief Engineer Davis declared to-
day that MIR. Ballinger had directed
that the lists of land to be restored
should be prepared slowly so as not
TO attract public attention.
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WOULD END
BIG STRIKE

Philadelphia, March 11.-Another
effort TO find a method of bringing to
an end the struggle between the Rap
id Transit Company and its union en-
ployes will be made today by the
United Business Mems Association.
This body represents thirty-two or
sanizations, with twelve Thousand
members "A convention composed of
delegates from these trades bodies,
religious and fratenal societies, as
well as commercial and other organ
iZations will meet this afternoon aid
take steps to bring the warning fac
tions together. The meeting will take
tie ground that the general public
las somC rights in the present situa-
ton and a powerful demand will be
made to end the struggle quickly.
Meanwhile the strike committee is
bending svery effort to secure recruits
from the big industrial plants. The
general strike has resulted in some
concessions to the worknen at the
Baldwin Locomotive works. The men
have been granted the saturday hall
holiday, and at the Midvale Steel
works. Tlere the big government ar
NOR and ordinance contracts are un-
der way, the men We're granted time
and half for extra work
The Transit Company continues
TO increase the number of cars in op
Grafton.
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light-weights who ever drew on a
glove in New Mexico, boy with tho
rough knowledge of the game, quick.
aggressive. and carrying a wallop in
either hand.
Clancy is a Battling Nelson type of
boxer. He likes to wade in, taking
all the punishment his opponent
hands out and tien slip across his ia,
vorite blow and carry of the honors.
He has a body punch that is dan
gerous.
The heavy weight contest between
Higgins and Baird will be skill a.
Sainst plus strength. Both boys are
trained 10 the minute and should fur
nisa the best exhibition of the even
ing.
Ladies who have heretofore been
prevented from witnessing contests
of nature because of the brutality
connected with this sport among pro-
fessionals are invited To attend. This
is 10 be a contest of skill rather than
brute strength and endurance.
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Brokers.

the cathedral services the clergy OF
the entire diocese were present and
bishops and provincials of the differ
ent orders sat in the sanctuary.
Although Cardinal McCloskey died
a quarter of century ago his mem-
ory is still very green. He was A
mt rica's first Cardinal New York's
only Cardinal and this country has had
hut one other member OF the Sacred
College, Cardinal Gibbons of Balti-
more u WAS Cardinal Gibbons, then
Archbishop. who preached Cardinal
McCloskey's funeral sermon.
The first Cardinal lies buried In
the crypt OF the cathedral under the
| higa altar, and suspended from the
ceiling over IL is his red hat, which is
to remain there until it has crumbled
to rain.
| Archbishop Farley was for twelve
years private secretary to Cardinal
McOloskey. In the drawing room al
the Episcopal Residence. No. 452 Mad
ison avenue, is a life-sizeG portrait o.
his esninence and in another part oi
the parlor is a life-size bust
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Medical Courses for Lawyers.

Chicago. March 11.-An education
al innovation has just been put into
sffect by the medical college of 10y
ola University, a Jesuit institution,
which offers a course in medicine to
law students and attorneys. Recent
sensational murder trials have shown
the importance it is alleged, of a
knowledge of medicine to the lawyer.
The course will deal solely with
medical and surgical subjects which
commonly come up in court trials.
Special emphasis will be laid upon
the various forms of insanity, but
the lectures will also take up a1ato
my, histology, pathology, neurology
and toxicology.
The course is offered with the aim
IN view of preparing attorneys fol
intelligently questioning medical neE
On the witness stand when they are
called as experts.
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BOXING AND WRESTLING
CONTEST AT THE ARMORY

. The boxing and wrestling cham
pionships CT the New Mexico Mill
tary Institute are to be contested for
st the ormory on next Thursday night.
4 classy card has been arranged and
the lovers of sport in Roswell will
have an opportunity to see trained
athletes in action.
Freli.ninaries have been held at the
Institute and the cleverest boxers and
sturdiest grapplers chosen and train
ed for the final event. The partici-
pants will be:
Turner V. Wheelock, welter weights
wrestling two out of three falls.
Clayton v. Clancy, light weights.
boxing six rounds.
Baird v. Higgins. heavy weights,
| boxing six rounds.
The two first named have met be
fore securing one fall each, the third
being called a draw after twenty min
utes of wrestling when both boys
| were exhausted.
Clayton is one of the cleverest
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The Kansas City Stock Market.

Kansas City, Mo-, March 1l.-Cattle
receipts, 10000, including 100 south
erns. Market strong. Native steers
900 q 500; southern steers, 5.25 a.
Is; southern COWS, 3.5OG6.75; native
COWS and heifers. 3.25G7.O0; stockers
and feeders. 4.25I6.25; bulls, 4-400
5.S5; calves, 4.50@ 900. western steers
$50 80: western cows. 3.50IG.00.
Hog receipts, 5000. Market steady.
Mulk OF sales. 1O.1OG 1O.45; heavy,
I0.4Off lO.55; packers and butchers,
i0.25d 1850: light, 10000 1925; pigs,
$500 S.25.
Sheep receipts, 5000. Market stea-
dy. Muttons, 6.50T 7.75; lambs, S.01d
$50: fed western wethers and year
linss. 7.0OGrS.s5; fed western ewes,
6.5OMT.5O.
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TAFT LOST
IN new YORK

Albany, New York, March IL
George III. Cobb. of Watertown, was
last night elected president pro tenn
of the New York Senate, 70 succeed
Senator J. p. Aids.
4 telegram which Senator Elihu
Root s'nt from Washington, urging
the election of Senator Harvey d.
Hinnan. an appeal in Humans be-
half by Governor Hughes at the elev-
enth hour and the influence of the
federal administration at Washington,
proved unavailing against the organ
ization forces headed by Chairman
Timothy l.. Woodruff, of the Republi-
can State Committee.
Although ostensibly a. Cobb's wicto-
ry, it is in reality triumph for Wood
run and the machine. The beaten side
declares Woodruff's influence less re-
sponsible than the will of the indivia-
ual senators.
The state senators bitterly resent
ed the dictation that might discredit
their own Importance and authority
with their constituents. Ever since
Governor Hughes took Office an effort
has been made to break up tae coali-
tion of the old local bosses. How well
this has succeeded was shown by the
election of Cobb.
The local leaders, who have return
ed to their power, rallied around
Woodruff and Cobb was chosen, not
because the organization considered
him an ideal candidate, but because
he is the strongest weapon with which
to defeat Root and the Governor
Not Pleased at Washington.
Washington, March 11.-Apparent
ly consideTbly disturbed over the de
velopments at Albany, Vice President
sherman and Representative McKin
ley, Chairman of the Republican Con
gressional Committee. called to see
| President Taft today.
~ was not pleased with the selec
| ton of Senator Cobb" said Vice Pres
ident Sherman. The other selection,
meaning Hinman, would have mean
plain sailing for the campaign will
the clouds and quarrels out of tn,
way. | would not say the course o
events complicates matters, but /
certainly disturbes them"
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Another "Adamless Eden"

Melbourne, March 10.-As a result
If the efforts of Mrs. Emily Crawford.
Mrs. Victoria Woodruff Martin and
other eminent suffragists, the new in
6ustrial colony for British women in
Western Australia was formerly op-
ened today. The colony is a yeritahle
Adamless Eden" as no mere men are
permitted to take an active interest
n any OF the industries or to own a
foot of land.
The colony Is within forty miles Of
Albany on q great rock facing the
sea. The land has been secured from
sne government of the commonwealth
bv a number of British women as a
freehold property. Among the num-
her are Mrs. Emily Crawford, presi-
dent OF the Househoiders' League
Miss Crooke an expert woman gard
ner now chief of the Woman's Agri
cultural College established by Mrs
Victoria Woodhull Martin at Bredon' &
Norton in Worcestershire; Miss Hetty
| sawyer, NJ. ID. a successful London
medical practitioner and the owner oi
great woolen mills, who is too modest
| to allow her name to be mentioned
| The moving spirit In Mrs. Craw
ford, VINO is a novelist an artist and
a women of wealth. Much of the cap
ital is being supplied by Mrs. Mar
tin. who is better known as Victorii
Woodruff, the noted advocate of VIC
mems rights, and who married tn
late John Biddulph Martin and sci
tied In England.
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.. Looms AND GAMBLING
HURT THEIR BUSINESS.

5 an Antonio, Texas, March 11.-An
ant saloon and anti-gambling zone
twenty-five miles in width and ex-
tend lg tine length of the information
al border on the Mexican side has
been planned by business men of the
Mexican-Texas border. The petition
to tlis effect will be presented to
President DiaZ. 1t is alleged undesira-
meet made their headquarters I'm
JuareZ and have since scattered thru
the northern Mexico and border towns.
Governor Creel ii is stated will in
sist that certain reformations be
brought about before tae next race
meeting at Juarez
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FAVORABLE REPORT ON
STATEHOOD BILL

Washington, March 1.-THE SEN
ate committee ON Territories today
voted to report favorably the New
Mexico and Arizona statehood bill.
after adopting an amendment against
DISTINGUISHING the Mexican voters. All
the Democrats, except Clark o. Ark
ansas. opposed the amendment. If de-
feated, il would have made the new
state Democratic.
The amendments adopted will per-
init all citizens who have resided IN
the two territories for a year or more
20 vote TOT the ratification of the con-
Sti6utions of the proposed states. The
effect OF this viii be the enactment
OF che quail lications in the form in
which II had existed prior TO certain
tors CArizona, evidently which had
TIRE effect of disfranchising certain
classes Of citizens, notably Mexicans,
and which was designed, according
to charges made by The Republicans,
20 make the states Democratic be-
vond any question for many years.
The Beveridge bill carried a six
months residence voting qualification
but the amendment making it one
wear. offered by Senator Dick, was
adopted.
Another important amendment sets
aside a million acres of public lands
in each territory for the payment of
county bonds, which have been speci-
hcally validated by acts of congress.
The bill cannot be taken up in the
senate until after the disposition of
the administration railroad bill.
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-. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Loc Il Report, Observation Taken n
6.OO a UtN

Roswell, y. NJ. March 11.-Temper-
ature:--Max., 81; min., 81; mean, AZ.
Precipitation, a trace. Wind 3 miles
East. Weather, sprirkling.
Forecast for Roswell and Vicinity
Fair tonight and Saturday
Comparative Temperature Data.
Extremes this date last year.
Max, "a min, "a.
Extremes this date Is years rec
ord Max. 50 in 1904 and 1907; min.,
% in 1905.
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EXCITED CROWD sESIEGEs
THE CLEVELAND BANK.

Cleveland, Ohio, March 11-Al-
most with dawn excited depoSitors
commenced to gather about the bank
of the Society for Savings and the
third day of the run on this institu-
ticn opened with several hundred de-
positors clamoring for their savings.
The crowd, however, was appreciably
smaller than yesterday and it is be-
iieved the panic is now checked. The
rause remains mystery.
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GOVERNMENT RESERVOIR IN
COLORADO GOES TO PIECES.

Julesburg, Colo. March 1.-THE
reservoir of the Julesburg irrigation
di -Tict gave away early this morning.
RI n in: several million gallons of
W.. md flooding seventeen thous-
and acres of land. The Union Pacific
track was washed ont for a mile and
a half and the wires are down. About
two hundred feet of masonry gave way
and water twenty feet deep rushed
down the canyon. The water has not
yet reacaed Julesburg.
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Honor First Cardinal.

New York. MarcI 10.-A solemn
pontilicai mass was celebrated in st.
Patricks Cathedral this morning in
memory of Cardinal McCloskey, A
merica's first representative in the
college of the Roman Catholic Church
who was born 100 years ago today.
This evening a centennial celebration
under the auspices of the laity will
be held in the Catholic Caurch. At
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RIOTS IN NEW YORK STATE;
MORE TROOPS CALLED OUT

Glenn Falls, n. Y, March lI.-Com-
nany K of the Schenectady regiment
was requested by Sheriff Washburn
today to guard the Glenn Falls mills
Of the international Paper Company,
where the paper makers are on strike.
Small riots occurred in South Glenn
Falls and at Fort Edward last night
At Fort Edward a large paper store
house was burned.
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Red Wing, Minn., March 11.-At
the convention of the Southeastern
Minnesota Educational Association
which opened here today the general
topic for consideration will be: .'Saall
we differentiate our courses I'm order
to make room for the Introduction of
the industrial subjects?" Governor
Everhart will be one Of the principal
speakers.
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New York, March 1i.-At the high
schools swimming Championships to
be held at the College of the City of
New York this evening the relay team
of the New York Athletic Club will
try for a worlds record. There will
be so yard, 100 yard and 200 yard
relay race.