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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

Totals no SEA sos 2.a7T
Conovor had high single score.
2ai. and high average, $50 20.
NORTH YAKIMA. Nov. s,-jack
l.esaard ~ this city was Knocked
out IN the 18th round hy Pete Me
Weigh OF Seattle in the fight for
the Northwest championship at a
smoker under the auspices of the
Yakima Valley Athletic association
az Eagles hall Ia this city tonight.
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TALKS ON TEETH
By The Regal Dentists
oentlsness ard Sympathy. Care
and Skill. in Evsvy Branch
Of Dental Work.

Gentieneaa. sympathy. care and
EkiIl--ths most important, factors In
the accomplishment Of dental work.
II Il Is to please and satisfy. And
these are exactly the Inducements
we offer to those who come here To
have their deRtai work done. We
have been 10 often spoken Of as
the careful dentists" tina, &c have
adopted the phrase al one Of our
slogans II means a great deal TO
you. II you want the best dental
work TO be had. Modern facilities.
painless methods. skilled special
lists all are here.
Whilst our speciality IL the re-
placing Of missing teeth without
plates. curing pyorrhea loose
teeth. We do all kinds Of good den
tai work At moderate prices We
give a written guarantee with ali
work.
REGAL DENTAL OFFICES.
i4os 5rd Az. ". W. Cor. Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

LONDON. Nov. s--Piaying At
Leeds. George Gray. the boy won.
der" from Australia. created a
worlds record by making a break
OF pss tsGs off the rcd balll Gray
Is master OF losing hazard play
Ills plan ~ 10 get the white bail
out 81 the way. either In haik or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09
SSSSSS
CLASSY FEATHERWEIGHT BOXER
is GOOD TO THE "OLD FOLKS

What do YOU
think OF a boxer
within reaching
distance Of tho
fcatherwoight q
tie who supports
a blind father a
mother and two
little = { e r =
with his ring
earningsf
W q IL. that's
Johnny Kilhane,
the fe at h q r
weight who gave
Abe Attcll ten
pounds and then
fought him To a
stan d sttn in
Kansas G tt y.
Referee l. q o
Shea gave Attell
the verdict but
the crowd 90
clared IL was a
draw and n good
draw Sc dttt the
newspaper men
present $ b c q,
they said. WAS
blinded by the
radiance cast by
a c h a m p O n
when be lifted
Attells h a n q
after 10 rounds
OF milling
kilbane h a s
been coming for
a couple OF years
and today he Is
one OF the most
promising teath.
erwelghts in the
business. o {
ideal build. OF.
ceptionally elev
or with both
hands and feet
and with a val
Top In either
hand. he Is in
sisteut IN de
handing a re
turn match with
Atten over a
longer route
kilbane made
Attell 80 after
him. refusing 10
carry the fight
90 the champion.
and he was wise.
He boxed with
Atten. 8 o IN q
thing few boys
can do and
break even. but
kilbane was In
and out ike a
flash and al.
though o u L
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under the cushion below the mid.
die pocket and then work the red
ball When be gains position he
scores with unerrlng accuracy,
Eauging his stroke 20 perfection.
The record breaking exhibition was
on the regulation English billiard
table. which II equipped with
pockets
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-09

KITCHEN CUPBOARD
This large. roomy Cupboard
is made 81 hardwood. in the
golden finish: il is 8 IL. 8 in.
high. } f.. ) in. wide large up
per and lower cupboards. two
good-size drawers. panel
front. with ornamental panel
on top. Special tomorrow
500. ....... ..... S6.75
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eiassed at infightlng he more than
held his own al long range. lie ap.
pears 10 have earned another
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PERTINENT SPORT PARAGRAPHS

John King who prior 10 last month vas re
ferred 20 the greatest catcher In tire world
plays pool when suffering from ennui, The game i
much business u is a pasiiuse. however
King owning private ambition TO become char
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-18
EUREKA.

Mrs. John Edgar and Miss Dougherty
entertained the U. A. club Feb. 10. Each
guest received a valentine. Games and
lunch filled the afternoon. everyone en-
joying themselves very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Brinkley lost their
baby boy last Thursday Of msmbransous
Group.
Mr.. Carter has his house plastsred.
Mr.. Mecloud has just returned from a
trip to the divide where he picked $50
acres and going to Pueblo Monday filed
on same. He expects to build and move
his family there this spring.
Harry Todd has gone to his Dry Creek
claim.
Ray Edgar delivered a bunch Of fat
cattle 10 Mr.. Nuekolls at Pueblo this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison have just re-
turned from pleasant visit among rela-
0es at Box Springs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-18
COWBOY OR SHEEPHERDER7
Tragedy of Wyoming Range Marks
End of Open Range.

Wyoming cattlemcn have seen the
handwriting on the wall. Sheep is
to be king OF the open range, and the
annual wool clip will be golden
fleece. For the days OF the COW coun-
try are numbered; where once the
despotic outfit boss ruled his domain
grandly, the fock-master, by right OF
invasion. has proclaimed sovereignty
and sway until he shall in turn be
driven out by y/homesteaders and i'm
migrant farmers.
There was more than murder and
arson in the celebrated Spring Creek
aid in the Tensleep country April 2.
1909, when seven armed cattlemen
rode in the night, down on a sleeping
sheep camp and began battle which
ended with the death of three defend
crs of the camp. the cremation of two
bodies in a burned wagon, and de-
struction of hundreds OF frightened
sheep.
1t was the Law of the range, for the
hocks were over the dead line mark
ing division of the country for sheep
and cattle, and the conflict was in ac-
cordance with the ethics of the open.
But heavy-handcd legislative man.
dates. for once in Wyoming's range
history, reached over and above the
punish where, hitherto, complacent
communities had condoned and ig-
norcd.
The state pcniteniary at Rawlins
today holds five of the seven raid
ers, one serving a life sentence, two
with penalties Of twenty years each,
and two whose immuremcnt will be
but three years each, sentenced after
confessed participation in that dread
full nights orgy of massacre and de-
struction.-Gcorge c. Morris in the
February Pacific Monthly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-18
ELLEN BEACH YAW
At the Grand Next Wednesday Even
Ming, Feb. -.

Reginald Do Koven. in the New York
World. says: 'Nearly an OCTAVE. siz
whole tones. above Tetrazzinni! Think Of
it. 70 who have acclaimed the famous
high E-Flat. as phenomenal and wonder
working. And yet this is actually the
marvellous compass in the high register
up to double high G Of Ellen Beach Yaw.
It is not as phenomenon that Miss
Yaw achieved very legitimate success.
but as a foritura singer Of no little quail
ity. Miss Yaw has a pleasant stage sp-
pearanes.
Aside from the phenomenal part Of the
voice. Miss Yaw has high. flexible So
prano. clear. sweet and even in the upper
register. Her phrasing is intelligent. and
her general style shows both cultivation
and artistic sincerity.
had heard SO much Of this singer as a
sort Of sky-roeket vocalist that her really
restrained and artistic work came as a
pleasurable surprise.
In the "mad scene" there were more
marvellous. vocal fireworks. rising in vo-
cal heights where my knowledge Of abso-
lutte pitch rafused to carry me. 1t was
certainly most uncommon exhibition Of
vocal gymnastics. and it must be con-
fessed that the applause Of the audience
was iustifable.
Miss Yaw used the flute cadsnza and
was obliged to repeat 1t. She took the
high E-Flat twice, and was recalled sew
eral times. being greeted with great en-
thusizsm.
These wonderful tones Miss Yaw GER
tainly possesses to make an..audienee cape
with open-mothed astonishment, as they
did last night.
Miss Yaw can be credited with very
distinc. SUCCESS"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-18
SCHOOL ITE11s.

Wednesday Of last week was observed
as Parents Day In the Washington
building. The cold weather kept many
at home who would have visited tn I
school under favorable conditions. but tha
attendance was gratifying. Patrons ara
urged to visit the schools at any tim .
convenient to themselves.
Three names have been added to our
list of High School students during the
past few days.
Representatives Of the Grand Army
will visit the grade buildings on Friday
afternoon. Feb. 18th. The pupils will be
grouped in the large buildings. and
short exercises appropriate to the
occasion will be rendered. H.
The High School assisted BY the local
Grand Army Post, will render program
on Monday afternoon. Feb. 2lst. Ths
numbers will b in honor Of the birthdays
Of Lincoln and Washingtsn. and the invi-
tation to be present 10 sxtsndsd 10 the
public.
Washington's birthday will Be- observed
as a holiday. the schools being closed
throughout the district.
Stats Superintendent Of Public Instsue-
ton, Mrs. Kathsrins N. Cook. and Prof.
Mooney Of the Stats Normal Sehool
spoke to the High School students
and teachers on Wednesday afternoon. (.
The County Teachers meeting will b.
held in the High School room on Satur :
day. Feb. 18th. Under the direction OF
County Superintendent S. S Phillips an
interesting program has been provided.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-18
Was Badly Burned

The three-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Hart was severely burned on
Tuesday evening by the explosion Of a
eelluloid hair ornament with which he
was playing about lighted lamp. The
infammable substance set fire to the
little fellows clothing. and but for the
presence Of mind of his little sister who
threw a wrap about him and smothered
the flames. he'd likely have burned to a
crisp. DR.. Lovejoy was called in and
dressed the injuries, which he says are
not dangerous but very painful.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-18
RAG CHEWING
And Very Little Business Transacted
by City Council

Friday nights meeting Of the city
council was marked chiefly by the
amount Of hot air with which the eoune il
chamber was charged.
The fun-if such it may be ealed-was
started Immediately after the minutes OF
tho previous meeting had been read and
approved. and Of course was precipitated
by Aid. North.
The doughty alderman introduced
resolution to reseind the previous action
Of the council in instrueting the mayor
and city clerk to sign the contract with
the Pearl Springs Water Co.. which at
once brought several Of the aldermen to
their feet in protestation.
In the race for precedence Aid. Bsy-
mer was apparently first with motion
to table the resolution. but before the
motion could be seconded Aid. Coleman
had raised the question that the resolution
was out Of order: as it had been intro
dues6 by a member who had not voted
in the affirmative upon the original ques-
ton.
The advice Of the city attorney was
called for and he gave the opinion that
inasmueh as the contract had already
been signed by both parties it was bind
ing upon them and any action looking to
its amendment or alteration could not be
taken without the consent Of the Pearl
Springs people.
AID. Coffman then got the floor and ex-
pressed his opinion in seathing terms OF
an alderman who so persistently 'knock-
ed" every action Of the council and want
ed the front of the stage upon all mat
ters. He wound up his peroration by
seeonding the motion to table the resolu-
ton.
After the motion had been put and de-
elared carried by the mayor Aid. North
pfeeipitated another discussion by asking
for roll call upon the motion. which
was finally quelled by the adoption Of
motion declaring the resolution out Of
order and that all reference thereto be
expunged from the records,
The only business Of any Importance
transacted was to instruct the city attor-
dey to prepare resolution compelling
the placing Of cement Sidewalks in sew
eral places about town.
Before adjournment Aid. North again
got the floor for another GRAFTON. in the
course Of which he roasted the city pa
pers for their alleged garbling Of reports
Of the council proceedings. He especially
singled out the official paper. which he
stated was receiving all the city printing
and in return should print verbatim re-
ports Of the council meetings.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-18
OFF for Hot Springs

If this exodus to the Arkansas Spa
continues there'll soon be sufficient
Rocky Ford people there to form a COL
ony. As noted last week Mr.. and Mrs.
H. |. Maxwell and daughter. MISS Ada
have gone to Hot Springs to make a stay
Of several months. and other Fordites
who left for the same place on Wednes-
day were Mrs. S. S. Phillips and o. B.
Stauffer. The latter Is again suffering
from stomach trouble. from which he
has found sursease at the springs. and
he intends making good long stay in
the hope Of permanent cure.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-18

4 I also have all the money
can use for all good loans.
Remember, I do not
charge over 2 per cent com.
mission.
# you have money you
wish to loan. I can place it
for you.
Have not had q foreclos.
ure in the II years I have
been in the business.
Interest rate 7 and 8 per
cent.
Ask for my loan folder.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-18
'RIDAY FEBRUARY l8. 1910.
LOANS

At the present time I am
making the following loans:
SO, 600 5000 $500 $500
$1,000 81, 600 $500 $500
$500 $500 $500 $1,000
$1,000 $1,000 s1,5oo $500
$500 $500
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-18
Boom In Autos

The automobile business has picked up
considerable during the past week. five
new machines having been added to tho
list Of those owned by Rocky Ford parties.
The new buzz wagon propristors are
George Lackey. S. A. Mathews. @. p.
Randall and Walter Bishop. who have
purchased Studebaksr E. M. F. machines,
while George Meador Is engaged in
breaking in an Oldsmobils for use in
making his frequent trips to and from
his ranch near the Meador reservoir.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-18
IOWh-OHIO WEDDING
CEREMONY PERFORMED
Over Three Hundred Natives
Gather and Take Part
FIRST JOINT REUNION
OF TWO STATES
Most Successful Of the Kind Ever
Held In This city-fiawkeyes
Champion Spoilers.


Saturday. Lincoln Day. Witnessed the
greatest outpouring Of Hawkeyes and
Buckeyes that has ever been seen in this
city. To the number of at least 500
the former residents Of Iowa and Ohio.
with their defendants. gathered in the
X. Of P. hall for their first joint reunion.
which was BY all odds the most success
full affair Of it, kind ever held In Rocky
Ford.
OF course the big feast was the most
3 enjoyable part Of the program. and as the
ladies were responsible for this. they
came in for the greatest amount Of
praise. for ithsy certainly know how to
prepare dainty. palatabls and whole
some meal.
Short. but interesting. addresses were
delivered by Rsvs. Beaver and Weaver.
and Rev. Stamps wedding ceremony.
uniting Iowa and Ohio. eonvulsed the i'm
msnss audience with amusement.
A pleasing feature Of the program was
the flag drill by twelve little girls dressed
In the national eolors who had been
drilled BY Mrs. Bertha D. Forbes.
The musical portion Of the afternoons
performance. which was furnished by
Miss Helen Boynton and the Elser and
Wsist quartsts. intsrspersed with orehes-
tral selections by Bailey's orchestra, en-
tertainsd and pleased the big crowd.
But the most amusing feature of the
entire "doings" was the spelling match
between representatives Of the two
states. After a stubborn contest. the
Iowa side carried off the championship
medal.
The following officers were elected:
President-Mrs. Bertha D. Forbes.
Vice President-W. c. Steele. -
Seeretary-e. S. Bailey.
Treasurer-Lsroy 3. Elser.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-18

A short time ago Ed Sever
CONNECTED with this ofiice) wrote
E. L. McCool an insurance policy,
on the Goth the property burned.
Mr.. McCool was very glad to
know that he would get his insur-
ance money.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-18
p "Tbe Top O. Th' World"

The sale of seats for Bailey & Austin's .
engagement in THE Top o. tn World"
at the Award Drug Store and Hill &
Clark's Music Store will open Monday
morning at o'clock. Owing to the many
inquiries for seats, reservations will be
made for this engagement. and will be
filed in the order they are received. and
locations requested. With a record Of
one whole year at the Casino and Ma
jestic Theatres. New York City. the Stu
debaker Theatre. Chicago. THE Top O.
Tn World" will be presented here by the
original company in as complete a man.
ner as that which has characterized its
engagement 10 all the principal cities.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-18

Taller
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for the
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In style.
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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-18
THE COOLEST YET.
Soventsos Degrees Below Rocer1ed
Yesterday forming.


The government weather forseastsr On
Sunday gave out the right dope when he
issued . warning that the worst storm Of
the winter had started from the Pacific
coast and would swssp the entire eoun-
try. rsa ching the Atlantic seaboard some
time today.
On Monday we were enjoying balmy
spring-like weather, but this gave place
to regular blizzard the next day. and
the temperature continued to drop until
at an early hour yesterday morning the
the Thermometer at the Experiment Sta
ton registered IL degrees below zero
the lowest point reached this winter.
During yesterday Old Sol began to
warm things up and it begins to look like
a quick return to our usual weather con-
ditions.
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MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK.

l. q - % - % - - -
Mrs Jas. s. Senkins, Of Norfola, Va,
ha rented the large Sheets house on F
street and will occupy Il this season.
o Mrs. J. W Martin. of Washington,
a. G., who occupied the Conner cottage
last season, has rented the Allegany
House and will conduct boarding house
this summer.
Mrs. W. W. Edwards. Of Washington
d. c. has leased the Conner cottage for
thu season.
Mrs. c. c. Ellers will occupy the
Collins cottage this season.
Mrs. Thompson, of Bellefountaine,
Ohio, will occupy the Woodcock cottage
this season, and may purchase property
in the Park
Mr.. Charles Martin has accepted a
position in Mr. Garthright's store
The brilliantly lighted streets of Loci
Lynn makes the darkness in Mountain
Lake Park appear more dense.
Mr.. William Combs was taken to q
hospital in Cumberland Monday.
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Harry Wiley, the census enumerator
for this district, attended a meeting Of
the enumerators for the county. held
at Oakland last Saturday.
Charles sStahl, of Jennings, was a
pleasant visitor to this village last Mon
day morning.
A telegram from Fitzgerald. Ga, was
received here last Saturday, conveying
the sad Intelligence of the death of our
beloved friend, Rev. }. B. Shoup, who
who was well known throughout Garrett
county and who was highly respected
and deeply loved by host of close
friends this particular section, among
whom he performed his last ministerial
Iabors. Rev. Shoup was past Y years
ofage and had suffered almost constant
ly for almost year and although he is
deeply mourned by many friends, we
feel that he has passed into a well earn
ed and peaceful rest.
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this spring, although at the present
tune it is showing here.
Someof the farmers have their oats
sowed.
VIM. H. Thomas and son were at
Mar6leysburg, a, one day last week
on business.
The Connecting Telephone Com
panv held meeting on last Tuesday.
Mr.. Jonas Conner is now working for
Mr. T. T. Fike.
Whooping cough is raging at present
in this section.
Mr.. Joseph Bowser was roofing a
portion of his house last week.
The Sunday school at this place has
been reorganized and the following
officers were elected: VIM. H. Thomas
and Ephraim Thomas, uperintendents;
Jasper Fike, secretary; Lloyd K. Fike,
assistant secretary, Oscar Frantz,
treasurer, and VIM. L. Thomas, Choir
lister T he teachers are Ephraim
Thomas, 7. F. Umbel, Geo. Bowser
and VIM. l.. Thomas.
The public school at this place closed
on April l, 1910.
The cherry trees are all in full bloom
and it is feared they will be frozen
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Chance. who had cen teaching school
in the county, are at their respective
homes in the Pa k.
The Misses Hamill, who occupied the
Walton Home last season, are now in
one of the Tallson cottages.
Mrs. Thad Hincbaugh has leased
"Briar- Bend and viii conddct board
ing house the coming season.
We understand that Mr. b. F. Shat
fer. of Kitzmillersvlle, has become a
resident of the Park.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lee N. Hayden
Monday morning a son.
Preaching in the NJ. +. church Sunday
at II a. m. and Z. As p. m. by the pastor
Mr. Freeland is preparing the ground
for seeding a part of the Association
grounds fronting on the raih Dad.
Mrs. Mann and family now occupy
the J. B. Young cottage.
Mr.. b. F. Crane. censrs enumerator
for District No. 7, will commence his
work in Loeb Lynn tomorrow morning.
Mrs Winchell has been quite i'll for
several days.
Miss saba Laughlin. of Deer Park,
was a recent Park visitor.
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The BAPTIST congregation of Loeb
Lynn have graded their church lot and
will surround it with a hedge fence
The b. {; 0. R. r. Co. have d force Of
men terracing the embaukment at the
station and arranging for flower beds
After the removal of the unslgthly re-
mains.of the post office building and the
dead shade trees, etc, the station
grounds will present an attractive ap-
pearance.
Policeman Harris is very active in
having the lots cleared Of leaves and
most of the residents (more than 49,
have put their premises in a tidy condi-
ton. When the public grounds are
CT .aned the Park will assume its usual
attractive appearance.
Mrs. Eugene Wilson, who had been
visiting her son Charles and family in
Washington, ID. c.. returned to her
home here Tuesday, accompanied by
her son Welton. who had been attending
school near Washington.
Mrs. Edward Chance returned to hei
home here Tuesday after an extended
visit with relatives in New Jersey
Misses VERNE Schrock and Blanct
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BITTEGER.
900 ss0Ns,e,s.,.yo7. s,.)sss,sr4l.ss

Samuel Slabach with his wife and
little son, of Sunnyside, spent the early
part of last week visiting relatives in
this community.
S. A. Lichleiter, of Salisbury, Pa,
was in this nelghborhood last week Duy
ing up maple sugar and syrup
William Kolbfiesh moved his family
from the east side of Meadow Mountain
to the Elias Lohr place, near here, last
week.
Miss Cora Bittlnger and Mr.. Irwin
Schrock spent a few days last week
visiting in and about GrantsvilIe.
J. r. Lohr made a business trip to
Oakland on Friday of last week, return
ing to his home at this place on Satur-
day evening,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Willett will occupy
the Waugh cottage May LIST.
Mi Chauncey kimmell was quite i'll
Tuesday evening. Acute indigestion
was said to lie he cause.
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ASHER GLADE.

.sssec.esc.sseos..,.. .cs.ses
We have been enjoying fine weather