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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-06-29
NEWS OF COLORADO POINTS

business session of the annual con-
vention At Nanitou.
A mountain lion which has been
playing havoc with lambs in the Dry
creek vicinity near Moatrose. has
been killed BY c. r. Gresa.
The Eastern Colorado Live Stock
Association held = special meeting in
Hugo and indorsed Or. Lamb for re-
appointment - state veterinarian.
The Arvada Strawberry day sxscu-
tive committee has paid all bills aad
has 4 surplus Of ellS7s. which shows
that the affair vas we'll managed.
Boulder county men have put In
several thousand dollars Of their good
money In establishing automobile
service between Nederland and Bould.
er.
Work on the new town hall Of Pali-
sade is progressing rapidly and the
white Delta brick being used In the
walls will make it an attractive struc-
ture.
The comptroller Of the currency has
approved the application of the State
Bank of Limon for conversion into the
capital of S25.00O.
A feature Of the Fourth Of July cels-
bration at Trinidad will be . 20round
boxing match between Rudolph Un-
holz. the Boer champion. and Peter
Jansen the Battling Dane.
George Coon. living ON . farm ad-
joining Fosston. has struck an mex
haustible supply of water in q we'll
fifteen feet deep and will use 1t to
irrigate quarter section.
In the case of the people VS.. Nc
Dermott and Daily for assault with
intent to murder Mr.. Vale, mine
superintendent of Marble. the Jury re-
turned verdict of not guilty.
All efforts to establish the identity
OF the body of a man found in an ir-
rigation ditch two miles north of
Fountain have been unsuccessful and
the body was buried in the potter's
field.
Burlington road interests have pur.
chased long strip of ground reach
ing from Sand creek, Adams county.
to Thirty-eighth street, Denver, as .
fright of way into Denver from the
north.
kid" Puryear still is endeavoring
to arrange match with Harry Riede.
He is looking for Fourth Of July en-
gagement before some club in Colo.
RADIO.
The Carlton school board has lot
the contract for 4 handsome new
school building, one that will be
credit and convenience to the dis
trict
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-06-29
irregularities chasset.

Leadville.-StAte Public Examiner
II. J. Leddy having found irregulari-
ties in the accounts of some of the Of
ficers Of Lake county. will probably
institute suits to recover the money
alleged to have been wrongfully used
or to criminal prosecution where such
4 step is possible.
In some cases the irregularities, It
is alleged. were caused by the ignor-
ance Of the Law and in other cases
they are set down As pure graft.
Leddy says that for the past ten
years tie clerk of the Board OF Coun.
ty Commissioners has been paid 4
salary of e2.i0O per annum. Attorney
General Benjamin Griffith has rem
dered an opinion to the effect that,
according to the statutes. the clerk
should receive IS q day for every
meeting held. II q meeting was held
every day in the year. it would mean
that he would be entitled to only
3l.s35 4 year. In that case there il
due the county $3.50 for Illegal dis
bursements to the clerk during the
ten years. Leddy alleges that the
board has never held more than
twelve meetings q month and aggre-
gately there is owing the county some.
thing like $4,000.
In the sheriff's office Ieddy claims
to have found the most fragrant of the
During the year 1909
he found that the county commission
ers had paid for the following expen-
ditures Of the sheriff: kilograms.
$454: hack hire. $1,313; railroad fare.
S462: sleeper. s102; and during the
year 1910. kilograms. sos; hack hire.
$3.50. and carfare, SITS.
Leddy alleges that not only were
these bills excessive, but that there is
not a single receipt on file with the
county commissioners for the moneys
paid to the sheriff for the expendi-
lures.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-06-29
After Routt County OIL.

Steamboat Springs.-The news that
the development of the oil fields has
begun 10 the best news for Routt
county In many years. Within 4 few
weeks drills will be making their way
toward the oil sands The oil re-
sources Of the county have been long
neglected, and it is not impossible
that they are greater than all others.
Analysis of Routt county oil show 1t to
be OF the highest grade.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-06-29
WEEKS NEWS IN PARAGRAPHS

At Groton. S. D.. fire caused loss
Of $4,000.
Charles Sellers, q young ranchman,
living twenty miles south of Cody.
Neb., was taken from the home of
Jack Hutch, a neighbor with whom
he was spending the night. and
hanged to a telegraph pole by four
young men, sons of neighboring ranch
men.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-06-29
Power Plan. for Arkan.as Valley.

Pueblo. Fred Anderson and
Chas. l.. Wuertz Of New York, expert
engineers said to represent Eastern
capitalists have been in this section
several days procuring data and max
ing estimates for one of the most gi-
gantic power producing plants in the
country and say the scheme contem-
plates the Harvesting of the Arkansas
river in the Royal Gorge to secure
power for a plant that will rival the
one at Niagara Falls. ano the cele-
brated Shoshone Falls plant. The
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-06-29
SPORT
WESTERN LEAGUE STANDING.

The Cheyenne Indians defeated the
Ration Grays by q score of II to 3 at
Ration. N. n.
Freddie Welsh won the decision
over Matte Baldwin In a hard fought
20-round battle in San Francisco
Knockout" Brown of New York
knocked out Bant Dorsey of Albany
in the fourth round of scheduled 10
round go in Albany.
"Cycloe Johnny" Thompson of Cyc.
amore, ILL.,. and George Knockout"
Brown of Chicago, are matched to box
ten rounds in Gary. Ind. July 4th.
"Packey" Mcfarland of Chicago and
Harlem, and Tommy Murphy Of New
York. are matched to box 10 rounds
before the Badger A. c. OF Milwaukee.
June GOTH
Joe Mandot Of New Orleans was
awarded the decision over Joe Coster
of Brooklyn at the end of the eighth
round of their bout before the South
ern Athletic Club in Memphis.
A race between an aeroplane and
hydroplane, the first ever held In
Chicago. will be held July 18th. The
race will probably be run over a tri-
angular course. The air craft will be
fitted with pontoons.
Anxious to stage big fight In San
Francisco in the middle of August,
James Coffroth has sent cablegram
to Billy Papke offering him twenty
round go with Frank Klaus for the
middle-weight championship.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-06-29
Lincoln County shows Increase.

Hugo.-LincOln county. according TO
the school census just completed, has
1884 children of school age. an in
ease Of 40. or "a per cent In the
last year. The population of Lincoln
county by the last census was 5,917.
Based on the school census. the popu-
lation is now estimated at 5000.
There are 10 more male children
than females.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-06-29
Hartman Merger Is Legal.

st. Louis.-The governments peti.
ton to enjoin the Union Pacific rail.
road from continuing to control the
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
has been dismissed by the United
States Circuit Court OF the Eighth
district in st. Louis.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-06-29

A daring thief stole horse anu
buggy belonging to E. r. Chew, divi-
sion irrigation engineer, at Pueblo.
Beet thinning, alfalfa cutting ana
grasshopper fighting occupies the at
tention OF the Lamar farmers these
days.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-06-29

plan calls for q huge dam across the
canon vest Of Canon City. which will
be At least 1000 feet high. This
would give power to furnish electri-
city TO make Pueblo and other cities
in the Arkansas valley great manu-
featuring centers. provide for an in
ern part Of the state. and to light the
entire valley.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-06-29
Newspaper uHion New. Service
eseins Potato Fsmiss.

Greeley.-Greeley. the center OF the
northern Colorado potato district. is
facing a potato famine which pronises
to continue until the local crop of
new potatoes are on the market.
about August Ist.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-06-29


Washington.-Statistics relative to
the leading crops for the state Of
Colorado collected st the Thirteenth
Decennial Census. April Is. 1910. are
contained in an official statement is
sued by Acting Census Director Falk-
ner. 1t is based on tabular SUM
maries prepared under the direction
Of Dr. lie Grand Powers. chief statisti-
clan for agriculture in the Bureau Of
the Census. The figures are prsliDi-
nary and subject 20 slight revision
later. when 4 few other farms, whose
returns. now incomplete. will be in
cluded in the final tables. II is not
expected that these additions will
materially modify the ammounts.
The leading crops in 1903, ranked
In the order Of valuation, we're: Hay
and forage. el7.2sz.OOO; wheat. tS.+s4.
900; oats. 9A.l77.0oe; potatoes. 3.7c5.-
600; corn. e2.s7%.o0O. and barley. 81
1el. 900.
Increase in nay and FsrsSs.
Hay and forage showed an increase
of 33z.s45 acres. or IS per cent. be.
tween 1899 and 1903. From s7.1l7
acres In 1879. hay and forage In
creased to 1891 in 1859. to s52.2l+
in 1899. and aga.n to l.1s5.0sS in 1909.
The total yield in 1879 was 2.24l.5ss
tons. valued At el7,2s2,0o0. The aver
age yield per acre Was IL tons; the
average value per acre. tl3.4S.
Wheat in the decade from 1888 to
1903 increased $3.50 acres, or 1856
per cent. From 64.sSs acrss IN 1879.
wheat increased to 12S.S99 in 1859. to
2S4.949 In 1893, and to 340.729 In 1909.
The aggregate yield in 1909 WAS l.
224.057 bushels; the average yield per
acre. II bushels; the average value
per acre. 30.
Oats. during the 1sSs-lS0s decade.
increased 1885 acres. or 1881 per
cent. From 23.023 acres in 1879. eats
increased to s7,S5s in 1859. to l3o.-
s51 In 1888. and again to 27S,sls In
1903. q gain Of more than 1000 per
cent for the ~ years. The total yield
In 1908 was 7.S42.SS5 bushels: the
average yield per acre. 2s bushsls:
the average value per acre. $3.50.
A Gain in Potatoes.
During the decade prior to 1909 po-
tatoss increased 4l.764 acres, or S<.S
per cent. From 1889. when 31.A54
acres were harvested. potatoes rose
to 44,o75 in 1893. and to $3.50 In
1909. The aggregate yield in 1905 was
11.7s0.674 bushels; the average yield
per acre, 1877 bushels; the average
value per acre, 1920.
Ths Tabular Summary.
The following table presents the
value Of the leading crops and Of GER
tain minor crons for the year 1919
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-06-29
Strikes Arses,an water.

Greeley.-On the Joe Eaton farm
near here. while drilling for water for
pumping plant. . flow Of artesian
water was struck At 4 depth of thirty
six feet. which is squirting from q four
inch pipe standing six feet above the
surface, at the rate of 200 gallons q
minute.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-06-29

tmmense Inor0ase IN Corn.
During the ten years to and in
cluding 1909 corn increased 241.30a
acres. or 2S3 per cent. Frem 1879.
when 22,S91 acres were harvested,
corn rose to 1880 in 1859. dropped
to s5.25S in 1899. but again rose to
326.569 in 1909. the maximum acreage
for the period. Hence corn increased
during the thirty years from 1873 to
1909 more than fourteen fold. The
total yield in 1909 was 4.s0s. .so4 bush
els; the average yield per acre, IL
bushels; the average value per acre,
$3.50.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-06-29
Msn crsms.ss u LssSv,l,s.

Leadville.-The Free Coinage hotel,
. large boarding house for miners.
Vas burned and Patrick Lamb. Q min-
er. vas burned TO death Lamb was
asleep In his room and all efforts to
resch or awaken him we're fruitiess.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1911-06-29
OA1g0 ON TABULAR SUMMARIES
PREPARED ~ OURGAU
or YhG CENSUS
aAY AND FORAGE LEAD
WHEAT COMES SECOND WHILE
CORN SHOWS VERY Ma
TGRiAL iMcagAsG.

We.,.rn N...sep.r Union N... s.rvie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-22

Gar bet life bet, at Oh ban0e alt for
itor 8illio til dig ielp % ior li0t
5illio til Din Quo? Du fumoe tro
Dig ielo. men life Din @uo. Den
bnis on nh git ben rette 9ei, tom
til bnm meo BET aitiammen, tror
on ioa life, ban pll0e oioe Rooo2
SO. men ia, men, boao er oct
"a, Der er / 9eien2 Get er oct. at
Oh bonoe Din 9ei oiituffen. Dine
9laner loat o9 Din Ei0 beitemt og
meate. at iuit 0eroe0 filn0e on ma
Q}oalet. On aIemte. at zen 9ei el.
Ter anoen, Dor Serre neo Aaao, on
emo ei 40 min 8ei- ON emo eli til
min 5io. iao BOG D oe I'll i'm
egen, Dor 9erre peo Aooo." -
0oor man1en en bitter Sfnifelie,
6por manaen en- mort Stuno oiloe
pi q blibe %frita9et for, ON ni blot
piIoe ta1e imoo Den 5uleaaoe. Der
beo0er 9%anOgiOcr = taae oerimoo
6per eneite 0ag iom en- @aoe. Der
cr beiiemt til at bruaes 6ber eneite
8a9 / ale De iorifelIioe 6or6oI0
Der meoer os / 9ioet. On oil life
benGate, BET er ct ao6t Roao. men
Tor nit eoet geofommpn6e %
ieg antaaer. on er= itillet pnn iamme
Woooe = man gIemmer BET ina
let % felaer oct ia oaarIigt, Ser.
for MAJ oct lpoe otter og after:
Sans Rann er - d D giber.
Is. arogb, 2ucf. 8is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-22

gerSetS 5lllegleoe2 An neil Zen
er Sombeo. Men oct CT nSulens
oeiligite Roie@, Seius. geroens5rel-
ier. CAB os tage 0enne Noie me6
os inc / Dor Sui / aor. % ben oil
fate Sfsn6eo oper Soften, breoe
i'm geIlu9t no ooer a. Dor SuleeIp.
De oe gsre Dor Sui rig % Ipffelie.
SPAR WARNS 9anen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-22

On 9igter uotaler oet. OH 81
on0re goot funoe iige men tier title
meo@. bar man ia9t. Soaleoes bar
8rorion gipet os 9etegnefien aoen
nn0iaite Roie@ paa Seius; $. 6.
anoerien bar / iamme 9etnina tat
ON y8eroens oeiligite Goie@; %
2eoinien ipnger ON, bporleoes Sc.
iusroien uofol0eoe lin 8ragt for
ban, 0a aae andre Goier %ble1neoe.
% 0roene i aprligbpoens 6si'ana
er befenote: Seq er 5arons Ho.
ie~. 5eius er 9ipets ifenneite, Sit
lens oeiligite Roie. 6imIens og Cor
bens pnoigite 6oie.
Man bar folot Hoien agIom-
iternes 0ronning". Zen
bprer Yriien frem for ale andre
glomiter; ingen bar formanet at
itnrte oenne Sfenbe0 ne6 ira i'm
9ronningitol. Nen oen upisnelige
8o'e Seius bprer Briien ale 8egne
oe | ale ggne. 8eroen fan ingen
SfpnbeO ie bos Seius; men bar man
meo ct iaInet Die Jet, bnorle0es ale
Soroens Roier 6legner og oisner,
og iao fnnet Eie pan Seius, oen IN.
oieite 9oie, 0a FINER man bans
Sfsnbeo, 0a begriber mar Oroet:
min @lifeoe er 6pio og roo, no
mRrfet frem for ii 5uiinoe"; ban
er lutter g~noigbe6~. aboem bar iea
! Simlene2 og Iige meo Dig bar ieg
life 2pit til noget paa 5or6enl" 5ar
man Jet i'm egen @rimbeo, Jet, bnor
basligt ct Mprfe Snn6en bar pna-
trpft os, oa miller mar mob Sc
~iusroien, Sillens oeiiigite Mole, gle.
Der ia beo 6ens Sfsn6eo. frp6er
fig oeo oens gelluat.
ben f~otolife airfe taller ma ON
ben opIone Stole, BET er en-
Roie nf Cub. iom gopen inopier
poa fier0e 5oiteisnOog, (Goienisn-
bag og ien6er Sen til en- eder an.
ben gerne fpritelig Berion til 6egn
pna BEN pnDelige Stols CUNT. Ron,
Lao set bore, bbao 6et er. Den at
@u6 5o6er / 6immelen bar ien0t
os ben eDf6ne Roie" i'm Ssn Den
enbnarne, bet bar noget at betpoe;
bet er BET itsrite 9ean paa bans
fnoerIiee Cunt og gepnagenbeo.
Ia Somions 5noer Manoo ion
6errens GnseI, ~frpgteoe ban og lag.
be: u8i oer OisieIie; tbi ri bar Jet
Cub Nen bans Suitru oemte ret
tere: ON 6erren baDoe bait emit
til at ilaa os libel, bopoe ban life
tnget grpn6offer og Mnboffer at
DO 9nnno, pi beller label os ie
aft bette o. gpna oenne Eio label os
bere innOonne Ting CUBS Golf
far gre oisie Orb til oeres. SoDoe
guO life boft 5reos- og 3reIieston-
fer meo os, bab6e ban life ienot os
ben gpIone Roie", SeIus ariitus.
Sub er os life itrene og preo,
Tet fan pi oerof pioe,
at ban BAR ienot FIN Ssn berneo
Gor Beroens Spnb at Iibe.
~5arons Roe~ | Sbifonsen
beteener en- Noie, Der nofie6e poa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-22

%operalt, bpor Der tales on 9an'
% bnfles meO bans 9oon.
Do ioa BET ii0ite, itsrite o. Der
ligitc Seirstoa, roar 5%reosipriten
5riumi ifal ipre ale line %frelite inc
I bet enige 5reosrige. bpor -lllpea
% 9ammct ifol oresie iommen. Cd
set lille Barn lege be0
Sufe@. BET bliper aronen poa Der
fet, seirstogets Moal.
CIR. 66rifteHfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-22
5reOeiDtItens ScjretOg

Set er megef dlnltt0eligt al felre
5e0ieIs0o9sieiter; men at miIIioner
al 0%lenneiter aennem Aartuiin0er
oe0blioer bpert aor at ieire cen en-
felt Ranos 6sbiels0oa. set er /
beieite 8rao uolmin6eligt.
0oem er oenne Rano. % bpn6
bar ban uorettet, bpis 5eoielsieit
BET enc anr6nnore0e efter oet anSet
bliper ieiret nle0 Subel, 5of og8Ip.
De al ite6ie Here @iIlioner 0enne.
fer?
Qrofeten eiuias foI0er BAN
5re0sfprte flere Sunore0e
9Iar fer ban bIeo ieot.
9ette eienoommelige. tonne Qann
er %oiitnof eneitooen6e for BAN. %
oct Tiger os. baa0e boem ban er.
% bono ban bar uorettet.
9e iIeite 5priter, Der bar foaet
ct tort Rapn / Siitorien, bar life
oGret 5reOsfpriter men a%riesfpriter.
So flere ariee De bar fert, 10 iIere
Seire De bar oun6et, % 10 mere
BLOB De bar uSeit, 6eito Itsrre 3obn
bar De / ReeIen fnaet. De freoeIigr
5priter bar Siitorien life ioo meeet
at meI0e ON.
Den Dor Serre % 5relier, Sc.
ius ariitns, bar beIler life en- FIRE.
oelie 5prite. Sans 2ip par ct Stamp.
lin, oa ban iegneoe pno aompplno.
len. pnn inmme Won6e piI oct goo
bans Gfterfslaere.
9Oorleoes fan ban oo fables
5reosfprfte bnn, iom ielo
iaa0e. at ban life par fommen at
little 5reo paa Soroen. men Soprb2
9oor ban oraaer iren, bIioer Der
altio nfre0. 5orPlore og 9srn, Sd
g6ateiGqer. Rnboer % gam
Ie genner moo brpoe ielp oct iiGr
eite9enifabsboan0. mar nogIe Int
ter iia til BAN % andre life, bnor.
for ogiaa De fIeite isger at boIoe
BAN pao afitonb. 90 life BET olene
men boor ct enfelt Renneife begun.
Der at fomme UNDER Sn6fl0oelie Al
ben aano, Ser er eienoommelig for
BAN oo bans 9ige, Der blioer o..
ioa nlti0 llireo / Siertet.
Rel 5~rebsfpriten er inaen freOe.
fig 6grite / ben 5%oritano, at ban
boIoe 5reo meo fine 5jen6er, at
ban er Iige elao, bporoan BET gnnr,
blot Stri0 fan un6gans. al-
BRIG bar ban upret at forman til
at m99le 5re0 me6 line Mooitan.
oere; life oct alfermirSite 8ran FAR
nosen funnel iaa BAN til at eius
efter. Sos BAN epIoer oct eet Of
TO: bel oa fuGo 0~per9ioeIIe ener
Dob.
Oe BOG lang De bimmelife Scr.
WongfoIoigbeb neo bans
meO iublenoe @Ipoe: 5reo
paa SOroi
Sporleoes fan bette bnrmonere2
SO, Der par llfreo. fsreno 5reOs.
fom; ufreo melIem @uo og
Wenneifer pan @run0 al Spnoen,
Der eioroe Sfiismisie mellem os o.
Dor Sub; men Seius Tom for at
neobrp6e oenne aoifilleIies WelIem.
upg, for at iioe til Menneifer Tom
isete siIfIuet Dos BAN: u5rpet life,
oine Spnber ere big forIoSne", Ell.
fer bin 9ro bar freIit big saa
funoe uIpffeIise, frebI6e Stafler
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-12-22

Sarons SIetter. aitiaa en- 0iorf-
blomit. Zen 5lags 9lomiter, iom
potter pe0 9eiene og paa Marfer.
ne regnes 10 JON 5elleseie, enboer
MAJ plntfe al Dem % bore Dem.
Seiusroien er ligele0es Tor enboer.
Der oil BABE ben. Sngen er for itor
til at bore oenne Roie. % inaen er
for lille. .9enne airfe pr life ior
itor for en- life 7rene at 9aa mo
l." iag0e en- greng, oa ban traa0te
oper 8srt9rIfelen Tor at gaa mo /
ct tort % prpuroiat Sempel. Saa.
le0es er Sarons Roie, boor prog
zig Den emo er, beller fife ior itor
% ifen til. at bet minoite Barn,
ben opbeit folone Spnoer. Oct nIIer
Ipageite Wenneife fan iao ben, mao
bare Ben. maa eie ben. ia eie BAN.
iom er bleuen os ggisoom ira SUB,
Hetiproigbeo, 5elliggsrelie % 5or-
lssnine.~
6ar on nogen Sinoe Dpret ON.
firing paa Roienborg % 6reoerifs.
borg / aebenbann, oa oil Oh bnpe
bem9rfet ct g9reIie (oiit NOT en-
fDritelig SpiieinD boert Steo peo
Raon II 0 en-. Stolen er blanot
onoet ogiaa 5~aps6eocns 5pmbol
oerfor benste man forben PED Set.
maaltioer 9o'er op UNDER 9oftet t
SpiieioIen for at minoe @piterne
ON at oRre tauie %inarere emo innf
feiolige. 8erfor TANNER 1apnet
o9oien@ paa oisie Sale. g 6erfro
fommer en0pi0ere ll6trnffet al tale
iu6 roia~ o: / opb 6emmeligbeo.
unoer fire Zine. I al 5ortroligbeo
Get er goot at baoe en- Ben, paa
bois SaOs6eo ri fan itole, til b0em
ri fan betro os. 9Ren ben aler tro.
~faiteite Zen er SENS; BAN fan M
betro aft. Sans u~brgoelige Saosbe6
fan man itole pnn til bet pberite.
San rsber life Inc 9enners Sem.
meligbeoer eaer Snnoer.
Ga 5eius ito0 anflogpt for au-
mas, bIeD ban ipurgt ON line 9iicip.
le oa lin 9aroom. 5on iboreoe pna
SpergsmnoIets ii0Ite Del men life
pna bets ferite (Sob. IS, t9-2D.
5Dorfor2 aunoe ban life booe for.
taft noget ON 7%iiciplene2 so, ban
fenotc Spno og Stre6eligbeO nof
Dos Dem. iom fun6e BABE oabenbo.
ret; men ban por Tub roin" meo
Dem, al 0eres Spno og 1norifob
bar besrnDet | E~oDsbeoens Gpb, /
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-23

Chicago. nov. 20. Luck the stork
and broken leg were the trio OF us
ualip unrelated things which enabled
Or. Thomas ] sullivan. i700 South
Michigan avenue 10 clean up $40 Dy
breaking the city aut mobile speed
law and being arrested
That is Dr Sullivan viii be So
richer and the city OF Chicago So
poorer il he takes the advice Of Mum
icipal ludge Newcomer before whom
he was hailed for violating the speed
ordinance
Luck took rs hand in the game on
November s. when. IN trying 70 catch
a train at the Euglewood station Dr.
sullivan tore through south side
boulevards and streets az suea pace
tAat tile motorcycle "coppers' had
difficulty in arresting him. He salts
ties. the policemen that he would
furnish BAH later and was permitted
20 take his train.
He returned 70 Chicago yesterday
and went M once TO the Englewood
police station to learn when he should
appear in court
II was then chat the second OF the
trio cf events. the br ken leg. cams
into the story. Patrick Murphy. his
leg smashed by a fali from build
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-23
tBy Leased Wire )

Chicago. Nov. 23-Robert Howard
according to his wife. has the mos
cbangeable, mind on record Inc law
tht he has this feminine trait prooS"-
bly, saved him his life YESTERDAY
Howard, who lives at 29St West
Huron street, came home early yes
terday afternoon. So
what are you going to nave io'
supper" asked Bob. .,s.
fsCnicken,' replied mis- spouse '"''
as ycu ordered this morning
"Wen. I've changed my mihu'
want roast beef, said BOD -.
When supper was ready BOD i''V"
ed askauce at the beef. 80
,lsl dent want beet ! want enloM
en- .. he roared. Then Mrs. BOD grew
annoyed and the couple INDUCED ~
angry words. which ended by kooe'
in rage announcing he wolld enu
an snch humiliating worries by com
mittiug suicide. Grabbing a boItie
of iodine. he hastily swallowed !. an. an
.-Good-by, Mary. he SAID oltleIls
sitting down and waiting for ms ca
reer to end .;,o.
..Cood-by Bobi don't forget 20 "'''e
said Mary as she left the room
Bcb looked after her IN astonishn' h
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-11-23
WOMEN IN JAIL MUST WORK

Chief Mitchell viii on inaugurate
A new departure the city jail lie
will put in a small laundry and let
the women do some Of the work. ne
ID getting sucn good results from the
chain gang on the street work, that
happy thought struck him, which
is as follows Heretofore all laln-
dry work has Of necessity been lald
for by the city, why not get a few
tu1s. wash boards and other para
pnernaiia necessary TO getting ont a
good wash and put the women pris-
oners 70 work? Aud he has decided
to give It trial heretofore the wo-
man who is 50 unfortunate as 10 be
incarcerated in the city prison with
out funds DR. friends. need not spend
her time In idle contemplation Of
what the future may bring or worry
over the fcllies oi the past She can
utilize her time getting ont the city
wash. The idea is q good one and
should be adopted