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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
FAMOUS RING WILL ...
eE SOLD AT AUCTION

London. Max A. Christio.s anc
lion on NlaN 49, ne famous rin-
which. according lo tradition Queen
Elizabeth gave 90 M, Earl OF ESSEX
aHd the non-return OF which resulted
IN the hehoadinp of thc earl and
hnstoned Elizahoths death hv grir.
viii be- offered Ion sale The ring is of
gold, cnaneled with blue ana sci with
"A safdonyN cameo. upon which ~
carved the portrait ui the queen Il
descended through one of the famil'
branches Ia the late Lord john
THYME
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
iiiIIi GI,II\ SENDS
btI NJ l;I,\T Bit.l =
~ Iuui- Tenants iu Euilding Iring-
ina n 5000 - Month Have Paid NJ
Rent Tor ~iN Months; she Has ""
\grni.

ST. Lpuis. Nly Mrs urfW Green
of Ne, york. according to the ten
ants uf q i-stnry uuld.ug ul % down
town 81 Louis corner. ha- rIrguttrn
that sh, owns th, huildius The ten
ANTS have not paid rent tor six
months h,cIus. uo authorized collcc-
tur bad Called un them
TIo rental ot th, building Is t2oo
D. muuth That un rrut has been
puid recently developed today when
90 policeman asked a tenant about uN-
ing Ga. sidewalk las, October thr
'irm that was agent fu. Tho huIidlng
liquidatrd its affairs and ms success.
sor has said u h1s nu authority e. ass
sumo IA" management uf ihr hnild-
ing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
TIilN WILL SLEEP ~
k\\SAS UDItt BEDS
To t,uiurcr - bail, Change uf sheets.
Two inspectors WIN Tra\ci

TOpoN0 kIU-, May b.--ThD Hiutc
board of health started two inspcc-
tors ON the ru.d today to see whether
ca not the hutrl~ of Kansas are obey
ing tho law recurring ina; tWo cl,an
sheets 10, placed on each ocd if the
bed W,r, occupied the night before.
Tho law rcgui es clean sheets FOR
over, guest each night II has been
reported tu the board that somc of
the hotels h1>r been changing one
sheet oUch dHv hut not both, and
also that som. ether hotels have been
doing som, SLACK" ironing each
morning by running the sheets under
heated roller.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
sHERlrF BEATS MAN
WHO BEATS HIS WIFE
Kansas Officer Simply Administer
chastisement Win Nis Fists and
Makes no Extra CHARGE

Nichi'a. kan MAY 3 John Mis-.
haubt sheriff of Sedgwick county has
new treatment Tor wife hcattr7.
When he was attemptiuS 10 settle 20
quarrel between William Russell ana
MS wifc today. Russell struck hts
wife Millhauh' then souudk thrash.
I'd Russoll After ne Wi.eboater cried
thai hc had had enoush Milihault
added lecture and le' him 30. lie
said the man had hoen punished suih
cicntly 1ud thar he didn't want 10
arrest Russell ana deprive IN, family
of hts earnings.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
CORNER IN STOCKS
IS VIOLATION Of
TRUST LAW
This is Point Raised BY Gov
ernment in Carrying Cotton
Indictment Case to Supreme
Court.
~, .,-",nu Herald ~ leased wire,

~, E,-wtmg Ucrs'd \. y. leased wir-,
Washington. MA '1' appeal of
the government IN tIr eu-.til.d cotton
CORNER lndictmcn, araust James \
pattcn. Eugene g. aIra Frank B
uaNne aud william Brown was dock.
otod to-day In the Supreme court oi
tho ruited states ludF. Nuycs oi
tHr United states ,I,uYt court dis
missed the corner counts u tnr ~.
dietmont and the government scrD-
tu have this action reversed
Tn, indic,mcnt wa. uru4ht uuior
tb. sherman anil-trust hN The np-
peal to-day brings now question tor
tho supreme court 60 decide. whether
20 corner" on a stprE exchange CON
stitutcs a conspirnv> 900 restraint ut
trade ur a monopn OF interstate
commerce IN violatiuu OF the sherman
antitrust law.
pattcn. Brown, liaNu, and Scales
were charged by IN, 4u.rrumcut with
leading the May cotton corner of 1910
on tn, New York cotton Exchange IL
was rumorod ~ thp tlmc that those
mon had made between ten and
twelve million dollar on tho deals IN
MAY. JulN and Ahgust
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
WIFE OF NEGRO SOLDIER
IS SHOT AT CHEYENNE
Nr-. ls,s-ic Iaytor Nas Iulo,iug u
Gard Party Whrn \uoii,or Woman
searching for sweetheart. shot
Her
IN, E,~n,"s Wcrnla 4 y. Leased w,r.,

IUNN'hN'l NNV-l wv = NTH ''"-
sic Taylor. colorrd, was murdered by
another lcolor,d Womat last night
la this city the laurr's name being
Carrie sanford rho murdcrcreas
was searching for her sweetheart aud
went tn the huu-r whore tn" Taylor
Woman and others were having "A
card party, demanding that her lover
come upt lie refused and the yic-
tim ordered the sanford woman TO
leave. whcrcupon the latter pulled a
revolver aud sho, Mrs Taylor dead.
The dead woman was the wife ot r,
negro soldier from Fort Russell, who
is nov on the Mexican border
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
GOVERNOR HAOLEY ISSUES
ONE THOUSAND INVITATIONS
RE vii Give Reception IN Honor ~
Nis lieutenants Gosder Wed.
ding Anniversary That viii
Be Record Breaker.

Jefferson CitN May COY aud
Ma, ilgrncrt ; Hadley have issued
more than a thousand Invitations to
reception to be given az the eNecd'
tIy mansion NAV to commemorate
the hiticth wedding anniversary ot
Lieut. GOV aud Mrs Jacob + GnIc
Itch They were married NlaN \. l,6'.
IA = Louis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
Nt5.OOo mO\ NrtD tOU
tpiItI.G STUDY On tk \tC

NV N0TN, NIN 0,-"N gTTT " NTW,-
0uo annually from an 3ronl nous do
nor for surgical research work BE- an
nuuncrd ~ Columbia l'nivrrut An-
oilu g.u iS one of stl.nOn % year
TOR thc establishment ana maluicn-
anr. at thr bureau to promote .ci"n-
unc m,rstlgation of logislatiy, graft
lng
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
JAP IS IN JAIL FOR
CONCEALING SLAYER
White Woman l. kiilcd nv Tier orr
cnusi husband Vino t.-'Ti"'s:
Friend Iold Railway En'plo,c u"
knrw ot Hiding pia,r



a Japanrs. ~ In iail here ana ~ be-
Ing held ~ guilty uf sccrcting \agoNa
IN Jan. who murdered his wife In
this city TUESDAY night liz said 10
a Union pacinc "mployc that Ae
Would trii the whereabouts of TIA"
murderer tor one thousand dollars
end was at once arrested hy order OF
the county attorney The Jap's Wife
wa "A white woman
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
ToRRGoN HAs FALLEN
INTO 0EDEl HANDS

san Antonio, Texas, MAY THAT
Torrcon, state of Coahilla, Mexico
has fallen into the hands of the rcvo.
lutionists is the news IN a private
telegram received IN Sau Antonio
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
LEGISLATORS ARE
ARRANGED FOR
BRIBERY
Members of Notorious Illinois
Lawmaking Body Are in
Court for Soliciting Money
for Votes.
-, r,..,"g m.rs,n =. -. Leased wlrc,

Columbus, Ohio, May 5-Statr sen
dtors George X Cetonc, ! tuffmsd
ana l.. Il IN irews representatives
\ c. l0wroy and George - Nye and
senate Sergeant-at-Arms Rodney j,
piegol. Under indictment for solicit
Ing hr.bcs were arralgued today be.
fore Judge klnoai In the criminal
court room and pleaded not guilty.
Th, prosecutor set he trials tor the
Week. after next
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
omE,I>>u nrp,,G,,r ~ CLOSED

'h0Irnnol WN0', NAV Tho rcd
hgh, district was entirely closed for
the first time IN thirty-siN wears The
d'puHen~ ar, VHuatiug.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-05-05
\uirriCan League.
Western League.

Lin,uln, . Topeka, %.
prnv,r d: Wichita.
~ lnsrpu s. p"s Mninos.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-28
SElGHAY WEATHER REPORT
! +4#44#++++44444 44

Results Of the observation taken at MOore's Wharf at midnight Aug. 27, 1911, is as follows
 Temperature time observat'n 52 above Max. temp. preceding % hours G4 above Min 90 above Mean |" 5s above Barometer 29.SO Cloudy So. Wind
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-28

F 3 .
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-28

A Gno mud temperance drink Is tho pure wholesome beer made from the sparkling waters Of Tumwater Falls, and the very best barley malt with just the right proportion of chctoest grown hops. Brewed as on ly the Olympia Brewing company can brew. For sale ct the Board og Trad
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-28

QUICK DELIVERY PHONE 90. Baggage, coal and wood delivered upon shortest notice day and night
 H. PRUDENTIAL.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-28
gression?

All kinds of second hand fir lunl- her for sale. R. E. Foster, 11th and Main.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-08-28

The Pack Train is now selling a big lot of Good Goods at reduced prices as they are getting too old to hold and sell St a profit, Yours,
 H Herman Grimm
Morris tribune., 1911-01-27
Jack Cade's Manument.

At Heathfeld. in England, is farm
on which still stand the remains of an
old stone house that Is said once to
have been the home of the notorious
Jack Cade. Whether or not Cade ever
lived there can never be accurately de-
termined, but there Is no disputing the
fact that he was killed in that neigh
borhood. On the main road, not far
from the ruins of the house, stands a
monument with this inscription: "Near
this spot was slain the notorious rebel
Jack Cade by Alexander Iden, Esq,
sheriff of Kent, A. D. 1850. His body
was carried to London, and his head
fixed upon London bridge. This Is
the success of all rebels. and this for
tune chanceth ever to traitors"
Morris tribune., 1911-01-27
A Plea For Rubbernecks.

Be good to the rubbernecks. They
are the people who find time to attend
the weddings and who make the pub
lie opinion that decides if the bride
looked pretty or was a fright. They
also attend the funerals, and it is
through them that busy people learn
If the corpse looked natural and If the
relatives were as grief stricken as they
should have been. They decide if a
woman's new dress is becoming, If q
girl makes good match, If new
baby is pretty. They make the senti-
ment that is favorable or opposed to a
girls singing, her piano playing or her
recitations In public. They are the
opinion makers. Be good to them
Atchison Globe.
Morris tribune., 1911-01-27
BE CHEERFUL.

We all ought to be as cheerful
as we can. Every one must have
felt that a cheerful friend is like q
sunny day, shedding brightness on
all around. and most Of us can. #
we choose, make Of the world a
palace or a prison. To be bright
and cheerful often requires an effort.
There is certain artin keeping our
selves happy, and in this respect As
in others, we require to watch over
and manage ourselves almost as i
we were somebody else.-L@d
Avebuy.
Morris tribune., 1911-01-27
COUNTY DITCH NO. 6

No. of To whom For what
1O6 F. E. Ware, auditors fees 22eo
22s Morris Sun, publishing no
go John ohm D. Morgan, engineer at =.
2s1 O: n. Dohieni,' one day and
2S2 P. F. Casey, one. day and ~
233 VIM. Gausman, one day and
mileage at hearing :: 20
52S j. H. Devenney, one day and
mileage at hearing =. :. $50
529 JOS. J. Gaffney, recording oo
$50 c. B. Park, one day and
mile age at hearing ~. go
on warrants :. :. =. :. 12 CT
7Os Citizens Bank, interest on
ZIG John ,,,+ F. Albrecht. partial 4oo ~
72o F. E. Ware, interest on war =.
1872 Bert TH' e: Morgan, inspection 1s q
So2 Stevens Co. State Bank, in
" pay payment =. =. =. -. 375 90
so7 John 5. Morgan, interest on o.
s2s john F: Albrecht, partial 10, NJ
1859 John 3. Morgan, inspection 17S7
1860 John D. Morgan, inspection II Is
11so Morris National Bank, in
1870 John F. Albrecht, partial oco =,
s175s n
Morris tribune., 1911-01-27
REFUNDING FUND.


Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
No. Of To whom For what
s94 Aldor G. Wade on 1909 per
sonal tax, Baker s 9 %
42S S. Stewart. 1908 tax on
lots II, Is, Is, H. blk. 4,
432 D. r Wheaton, cancellation
tax certificate No. 13, tax
4ss D. +. Wheaton, cancellation
tax certificate No. 1873, tax
SOL John A. Jorgenson, on 1909
personal tax Donnelly.. =. GS
577 Honora Murphy. on 1868 tax
S1z SEA, 1e-123-42 =. :. :. IS
5S4 E. W. Howe, on 1909 person
al. Baker =. u
1143 D. H. Lawler, tax certifi-
Gates Ii 70
81 81
Morris tribune., 1911-01-27
S ITO So
COUNTY DITCH NO. s


No of TO whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
Jerry Sherwood, partial pay. ,oo ~
Ill John D. Morgan, inspection 2 i
112 F. E. Ware, auditors fees "a %
lis John D. Morgan, inspection II 81
ia Jos. J. Gaffney, recording
4s4 jerry rTg Sherwood, partial pay ;:
4s7 John %sni D. Morgan, Int. on or 90 y"
$40 F: r Putnam, interest on .o
44s Stevens stevens CO. State Bank. in ~
terest on orders =. -, 49,. II
Al Stevens Co. State Bank. in
terest in orders "
$50 F. E. Ware, same 80
4S1 F. A. Mullen, Treas. same d9
467 VIM. Gausman, same 70
1853 o. N. Dohlen, same -. :. p
531 John D: Morgan, inspection 10 %
$50 Edw. Koehntop, interest on o.
$40 D. Il. Laiwler, same :. 49,. 90
40 Citizens Bank, same -, 30
OH 1" ses s. to TO- Don Donnelly TWP. =. $50 90
S31 c. B. Park, inspecting ditch 90
1872 o. N. Do}llen, same 70
S33 P F. Casey, same :. :. :. rs
934 VIM. Gausman, same w
S35 J. H. Devenney, same DO
94s J. L. Morton, interest on or %
1889 Jerry Sherwood, balance on 49, ~
11n First National Bank, Litch-
field, interest on order IS
$171O IA
Morris tribune., 1911-01-27
COUNTY DITCH NO. I

No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
II John D. Morgan, interest on. 80 m
100 Chas. A Lee, printing >. . / Is
1M c; B. Park, mileage, signing -
102 John D. Morgan, inspection II "a
l2S Stevens County State Bank
129 F: A, Mullen, Treas, In -
130 John d. Morgan interest :. 50 As
1872 D. H. Lawler, interest :. =. 10 70
137 Stevens County State Bank,
interest . . . . . :. S6 70
l46 NJ. Pheifer, damages :. :. :. SO 06
5S9 N: A: Erdahl, interest on 20
ment >. =. -. S 80, :. ,. 1852 90
722 Walter Hoard. damages 5. 13 90
ment :. . :. :. :. :. .. 157 7S
$50 John D. Morgan, inspection is II
781 John D. Morgan, same go. II 30
S47 And. Anderson. Treas. dam
ages to Eldorado Twp. :. rs 90
ment :. =. :. =. =. :. ;. 6s5 90
$50 Jerry Sherwood, same =. :. 1045 04
Morris tribune., 1911-01-27
COUNTY DITCH NO. 8

No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
533 J. H. Devenney, appointing
engineer and viewers :. IS 60
534 O. u. Dohlen, same :. :. :. 270
535 p F. Casey, same .. :. =. 80
536 c. B. Park, same :. :. :. SO
''' tices =. =. 1000
7s4 Lampert Lbbr. Co., lumber 2 IS
''' - vev ~ ~ =. .. :. 100 so
1856 Chas. A. Lee, publishing :. Is 35
''' vev :. 14O0
1861 F. e. Ware, auditors fees 20 90
i00N D. vices @ no, wy :. 1900
1868 Chris Cudrio, same :. :. :. 1910
1864 Henry Pomp1um, same :. :. II 90
Morris tribune., 1911-01-27
STATE TREASURER.

No. of For what
Warrant Purpose Amount
2s0 Collection State Lands, Mch 3I6 65
261 Collection of State Rev. and
School March :. :. :. :. sSs1 81
r istIe bonds =. -. =. :. ss2 70
59S Int. and principal on State
s35 Collection State lands and '''0 -
Int. June =. =. :: y. :. :. 6154 II
Wv School, June =. :. y. s4es 80
" thistle bonds ~ ~ 25e7 ~
s99 hunters licenses, 1909 . . 2 70
1191 Collection State lands, Nov. 453 II
School :. =. :. y. 3776 II
1893 Collection seed grain g. :. 1878 10
s3As3 "a
Morris tribune., 1911-01-27
COUNTY INTEREST.

No. Of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
terest on r. r. bonds :. ..s1250 90
1904 Carl Buckentin, 6 mos. in
terest on r. r. bonds 1850 O0
$500 90
Morris tribune., 1911-01-27
TOWN AND VILLAGE FUND.
Payment to Treasurers.

No. of To whom
Warrant Issued Amount
1S1 c. R. Judd, Morris :. >. IS III 90
1S8 A H. Taisey, Vii. Donnelly N7 36
10 c. o. Nicholson, Framnas :. 12 IS
252 Fl F. Frisbee Hancock . 274 4S
253 10. c.. Gilbert City Of Morris 1859 SO
26S Martin Solve, Hodges .. :. los 81
273 M r., Strand Donnelly . 233 At
2S4 John Lindenberger, Scott :. 413 20
291 Edward Casey, Darnen =. :. "a II
302 VIM. Bach, Pepperton =. 264 IS
315 L Zimmerman Eyerglade :. 154 Is
337 w. J. Awe, Moore :. :. =. ia O5
'0' Ike 4o2 "a
2s1 G. W. Frick, Morris :. :. 202 Is
Ala r w Keeler Stevens . . ia As
4N John Wilson, Rendsville . 149 4S
431 o. M. Ulvestad Baker :. :. 300 IS
564 P. H. Foley, refund on Ii
quor license, Scott :. :. :. e a
575 Andrew Anderson, Eldorado 23S rs
SIS c. o. Nicholson, Framnas.. 81 8
SO Fred c. Podratz Horton :. 334 AZ
Morris tribune., 1911-01-27
COUNTY DITCH NO. 5

No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
J. r. Lawler, Int. on orders 35
105 Chas. A. Lee, printing -. Is
IA D. H LaWler, Int. on orders S3
264 First National Bank, Han
cock, interest on orders. 45
3S
Morris tribune., 1911-01-27

RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.
County Road and Bridge Fund.
Receipts.
Balance on hand Jan. l, 1910. S 29s7 "a
State Aid, Morris and Hancock
Road E. 2ol "A
Morris tribune., 1911-01-27
$324S3 "a
SINKING FUN

SINKING FUND.
No. of To whom For what
Warrant Issued Purpose Amount
480 Stevens Co State Bank, as
signment Of mortgages =. 500 29
Morris tribune., 1911-01-27

Assessed Valuation, 1910 =. ,422 90
Taxable valuation, 1910 4,914,061 90
Average rate of taxation ..25.4 mills
The foregoing statement prepared by
the County Auditor is hereby approved
by the Board of County Commissioners
and submitted to the taxpayers Of Ste
vens County.
Dated this 5th day of January, A d.
1911.
VIM. GAUsMAN. Chairman.
c. B. PARK,
P. F. CASEY.
O. N. DOHLEN
J. H. DEVENNEY.
Board of County commissioners, Ste
<ens County, Minnesota
(SEAL) Attest Fl. E. WARE
County Auditor.
Morris tribune., 1911-01-27
MORTGAGE REGISTRY TAX.

1856 Treasurer Mile Lac Co.,
registry tax IS 10 35
Morris tribune., 1911-01-27

WARRANTS ACCOUNT.
To warrants issued, 1910 :. ..$177523 IS
Outstanding Jan. l, 1910 1879 "a
S192656 70
To warrants paid, 1910 :. =. ..$1923oo AZ
Balance outstanding, Dec. 31st,
1S1u Soo %
s1s2656 70
Morris tribune., 1911-01-27
Disbursements.

Disbursements 1910 . . :. $3.50 So
sialoeo Bsianee on hand Dec. sI,1sio :. 1888 Il
s9139 0S
Morris tribune., 1911-01-27

Machinery on County Farm :. 500 90
County revenue, Poor and Road
and Bridge funds E. :. .... 1888 Is
ing Funds 1859 50
Cash on hand Ditch funds >. 21930 Sc
Unpaid Ditch Liens :. :. :. :. 42537 "a
Tax List of 1910, County funds 1892 26
Tax of 1S09 collected and undi-
vided and delinquent =. =. 1920 "a
$195214 67
Liabilities
L. F. & D. r. r. bonds :. s. $1,000 90
County Ditch Bonds =. :. :. 64996 90
Outstanding warrants :. :. :. 1856 %
Excess of assets over liabilities 1882 As
$195214 81
Morris tribune., 1911-01-27

Payment to
rents to state treasurer
on acct, of state
School Fund
Morris tribune., 1911-01-27

S71S1 09
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-23
IPRICE OF WHEAT
Went SOARING UP
Flour to Cost 35C More Per
Barrel

Chicago, Sept. 22.-Wheat jumped up
as much as 1-8 cents a bushel TO-
day as a result of the defeat of rec1-
procity. That was the extreme rise
for May delivery. Most of the trad
ing took place at a much less advance,
running down to / 3-S. Considerable
excitement was shown in oats too, the
latter making gain of ! and IL.
SO lively was the trading that It
was impossible to follow individual
operations. May delivery of wheat
went to 103 ga against 1O1 5-S at the
close last night. May oats sold ut
40 1-2 compared with AZ rs at the
1t was general gossip that an in
crease of % to 35 cents a barrel on
-four would be inevitable.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-23
6 MURDERERS ON TRIAL
NEXT WEEK In ATLANTA
-Four Whites and Two NeQrOS
Thus Held

Atlanta, Sept. 22.-No less than six
murder trials will be conducted be-
fore the Atlanta criminal court during
the coming week, four of the prison>
ers being white men. The two negroes
to be tried are accused of Jack the
Ripper" crimes, and the police say
that they are doubtful as to whether
conviction will be secured against
either of them. The white men are
all on trial for murders that have agin-
ed considerable notoriety. L. ]. Har-
dy is charged with the killing of l..
Stegall in a near beer saloon; w. N.
Matthews is the motorman who shot
and killed young Walter Lyle. George
Quarles is charged with numbering
J. E. Mitchell, and J. F. Garner is
charged with killing J. T. Smith. The
latter two cases are claimed to be
efforts to make the "unwritten law
a license for mG....Ous murder.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-23
HAS COOK ARRESTED FOR
THEFT OF HUSBANDS'S LOVE.
Mrs. Murphy Sues Domestic for SlO,-
900 and Gives Advice.

Philadelphia, Seut. 22.-Mrs. william
]. Murphy wife of a wealthy coal
merchant and real estate dealer, who
has seud the COX in the Murphy house
hold for $4,000 for alienation of Mr..
Murphy's affections, today made pub
lie a statement.
She advises wealthy women to en-
ploy nothing but colored help or old
decrepit women as the family cook.
when ] hired Mary Hennessy 20
cook for us, said Mrs. Murphy, 81 made
mistake She is only twenty-seven
and is good looking. Mr.. Murphy did
not fall in love with the cooking Of
Cook Hennessy. he fell in love with
her good looks"
Miss Hennesssy was arrested today
on a capias. She says she is not in
love with Mr.. Murphy and that Mrs
Murphy is barking up the wrong tree
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-23
BAILEY'S GRIP ON
TEXAS NOT BROKEN
May Seek ViRdiCatiOn By In
direct Route

Austin Tex, Sept. 21.-It is going Jo
be difficult to eradicate Baileyism from
the democratic politics of Texas, not
withstanding the junior Senator's an
announcement that he will not BE- a can
didate for reelection.
Several different views are taken OF
the real import of Mr.. Baileys unex-
pected declaration. While probably a
majority of democrats accept his an
nouncement as having been made in
good faith, there is an element Of anti
Bailey people who affect to see in it
another indirect effort on the part of
Bailey to obtain vindication at the
hands of the legislature. This could
be accomplished in no other way than
by his reelection to the senate An
other view of the situation is that
whil Mr.. Bailey may retire personally
from office, he will continue to live
in Texas and hopes to direct the plans
and policies of the party, even to the
extent of naming his successor. Still
third view is that Mr.. Bailey, hay-
ing accumulated a fortune and be-
come well acquainted with large 6nan-
cial corporation interests in the east,
will move to New York and enter into
tho nraatioo of low
If it is Mr.. Bailey's purpose to seek
yindication by permitting his follow
ers to boost him for reelection, he
probably will find it an easier road 10
travel than an open fight for the Of
fee. Those who know him best say
that he really has such a good opin-
ion of himself as to think he will be
put back in the senate in the face of
his recent declaration that he will not
again be a candidate. There are cir
that would lead to the
conclusion that this may really be the
true import of this latest and most
sensational move on the part of the
junior senator
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-09-23
BUSINESS The BEST In
ALL lines In AMERICUS
Merchants Are Optimistic OV-
er Fall Trade

Not in years at the beginning Of
the busy fall season have conditions
in Americus been so good as at pres
ent, and in all departments an air Of
confidence and assured prosperity IS
clearly in evidence. Merchants feel
optimistic, while real estate men,
among the best barometers, declare
that conditions this fall are all that
could be desired.
A good crop has been made and al
ready half gathered, and money is in
abundant evidence in trade channels IN
Americus.
In the last few weeks various pieces
of property have changed hands sew
eral times and each time there has
been a healthy increase in the price
paid. Real estate men say that the
man who has the judgment to buy a
lot and build now will find that he
acted wisely.
An evidence that the merchants
rae expecting a good season is the fact
that they have bought heavily for the
fall and winter. For weeks the stores
have been unloading their summer
sto ks and at prices that almost COM
pei one to buy. This has been done 20
make room for the large stocks of new
goods that have been purchased.
The splendid outlook for the fall
season is attributed in a measure to
the outlook for a good cotton crop
and the prosperity of the people IN
general On all sides one finds an
optimistic atmosphere which extends
from the large wholesaler to the small
est consumer.