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FAcINe IRIALt IS
NAN BLOWS
nIlT BRAINS
j. H. HADLEr, FORMERLY OF THIS
CITY, COMMITTED SUICIDE AT
INDEPENDENCE, KANS.

~
INDEPENDENGE, KANs.
]. H. Hadley, for many years road
master for the Missouri Pacific Rail
road company, and, later, employed in
the same capacity BY the Denver &
Rio Grande company with headquart-
ers in this city. committed suicide at
Independence, Kansas. last Saturday
morning by shooting himself with a
revolver. While sitting on curbstone
on the principal business street he
fired bullet into his brain. from the
effects OF which ne died instantly
Hadley was about forty-eight years
OF age and leaves wife and family
He was to have been given a hearing
In the district court here at the No
vember term for padding the Denver
q Rio Grande eompany's payroll and
II is supposed that the rash act was
the result OF dependency over the
outcome OF his approaching trial.
Hadley came to Canon City as road
master for the second division of the
Denver & Rio Grande in April 1910.
hut left her June 2sth OF the present
year under circumstances that led
the railroad officials to believe thar
his accounts were not straight Al
examination OF his books ensued and
1t was alleged that he had. in con-
junction with Frank J. saviola, added
fictitious names TO the payroll AMI
had drawn considerable sum of
money from the company that did not
belong to him
J. F. Mccafferty OF Pueblo. special
agent for the company. was given
charge of the case and Hadley was
arrested at independence, Kansas. .
few weeks later and locked up pend
ing an investigation of the matter h
the civil authorities. Hadiey at first
refused to return to this state voiun.
tarily and a reQuisition was obtained
from Governor shafroth on Governor
stubbs OF Kansas and placed in tbs
hands of Under sheriff Henry T.
White for service While Mr. White
was waiting In the executive Offices
at Topeka to secure Governor stubbE
signature to the requssition te,e-
gram was received there from Hat
ley's attorneys at Independence say
ing that he had decided to waive bis
rights In the matter and would come
hack without the requisition-
On reaching Canon City Hadles
was given preliminary hearing and
his bond fixed at $1,000 for his ap-
pearance here for trial on Novembe'
thirteenth A cash bond was put NJ
by the defendant and he was released
from custody after which he returned
to Independence where no remained
till his death last Saturday morning
| Hadiey. It is alleged, eontracteS
some entsngling alliances with wo
man while here. and. 1t Is inferred
! that his trouble with the railroaf
company grow ont OF that fact There
, is some speculation as to whether the
suicide OF Hadley viii affect in ans
way the trial OF Savioia. who {
charged with being confederate =
! the alleged misappropriation OF tbs
railroad company's money. Messers
NcI.ain and Peass were the local at
tornsys for Hadley and were pre-
pared to defend him from the charges
doeketsd against him in ne distr.cs
court
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FRUII foa PplE SHOW

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This ssriEinrix handsome three piece
costume uas dssisnrd by ana made
for Nine. raqain. tie head Of The
great Partisan dressnaklnr establish
mcnr that beaFs her name The skirt
wraps the iieure j'iss alpnt rs closely
as possible and does not besIeak In
ercaslnE Width in skirts. The narrow
petticoaf sf unre. ski-t + Of white
broudclosh. with ornamental ssrai's cf
navy bue cloth piaeed At equal dis
tances % fcrm Inch and a half stripes
Ov<r this I4 posed the tunie. wh,cb
cpens 1t ~ left ode 20 reveal the
striped petticoat. TN one corner Of
the tunir II large naotif IN soutaehe-
together with hail buitoss In utlte
pearl placed In double lines asons the
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE.
STATE OF COLORADO.

Defendnnts-
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
ANTS AND ALL OTHERS WHO MAY
BE INTERESTED:
Notice is hereby given that by yir-
tue Of the authority vested in me by
entitled cause, q certified copy where
of is In my possession. made and en-
tered on the 18th day of October. A
d. 1911. win. on the 11th day OF
November. 1911. commencing at the
hour Of 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon Of
that day, offer for sale and sell at
public auction. at the front door or
the Fremont County Court House. in
Canon City, State of Colorado,
to the highest bidder. and
for the highest and best price
the following described real estate
and property situate in the County
OF Fremont, State of Colorado. to-
wit:
-Al1 of lots numbered Twenty GOD
10 Twenty-four f24) both inclusive
in Block numbered Fourteen f141 in.
Orchard Park Subdivision. accord
ing to the recorded Plat thereof; re-
serving. however, rights OF way
for lateral irrigAting bitches. Togeth-
er with Twenty f2o> shares OF the
c3plrdl STOCK OF Inc fark -Ituter
Land and Water Company. represent
ed by Certificate No 555." or so much
of said property as may be sufficient
tn cover the amount for which said
sale is made as hereinafter stated. and
hicn may be sold separately with
cut material injury TO the parties in
tsresfed.
The purpose. OF said sale Is to COM
rly with the requirements end provf-
s:ons of said decree. which was made
and entered In an action for fore
closure OF certain mortEage record
cd in the office OF the County Clerk
and Recorder OF Fremont County.
State OF Colorado. In Book 135 at
page 5o7- and particularly TO realixe
from snch sale the sum Of $11S1.14
being the amount due and owing to
plaintiff as fornd therein. with inter-
est from October 18th. 1911, besides
costs as taxed In the sum OF s40.4S-
and also for the expenses OF this sale
Dated October nth. 1911
JOSEPH ESSER.
She-iR OF Fremont County. State
OF Colorado.
First Pub. Oct 19- 1911
Last Pub November = 1911.
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pansinn School Wrap.

Very mucl, on the arnef Of Red
RidinE Hood cair Is The little wrap seen
IN the illustration. whsch Is especially
designed fot wrar cser the taiusy Ut
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sr0CKHoIDERs, MEETING.

T. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF The Park Center Land
and Water Company will be held At
the principal office Of said company,
No. Sc Main Street In Canon CITY,
Fremont county. Colorado. on the <th
day Of December, A. D.. 1871. az the
hour OF 7s30 O'Clock In the afternoon
of said day. at which time board OF
directors will be elected and any
acted.
Canon CITY, colorado. November
Ind. 1911.
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Prepare yourself for Bank. Book-
sy ; crdsrins M our ssif isssruesivs
Course In Pennmanship vtich posi-
lively teaches the art OF good and
rapid writing 80 much desired IN tho
'business world. Complete course with
|hll necessary paper. instruction. ETC..
for $f.26. delivered.
Agents wanted.
HeENET 4 CHAPMAN. Publishers.
Chf1licothe. Ohio.
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IO-ytlR-OiD GIRL IN COURT

Grace unsvorsh. aged ten years.
was arraigned before Judge Cooper n
county court at 10 o'clock on the
charge OF juvenile delinquency and
.ncorriEibilisy. On agreement Of the
chiId's mother. Mrs- Anna unsvorth.
to take her daughter 70 the Sacred
Heart orphsnase at Pueblo for care
and supsrvision the matter vas dis
missed II nothing h done By the
mother In the meantime 70 nnd =
home for the unfortunate child the
csss viii again be taken up by the
court next Wednesday.
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me rhankAsivins service this year
win be held in the Presbyterian
ehurchs Rsv. ". 4. Dsdl vin deliver;
ths saArsss q Win y an'eh service
~ usual.
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N0rioE Or FlNAb sKT7LEnHNr.

NOTICE. or FINAL skT4LEMRNr.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Nell
son N. Converse. Deceased
Notice Is Hereby Given, That ON
Saturday, the 18th day Of November,
A. d. 1911, at o'clock P. NJ, being
one Of the regular days Of the Sep
tember Term of the County Court Of
Fremont County, in the State OF Col
orado. j. T. B. Coulter. Executor OF
said estateI VIII appear before the
Judge OF said Court, present my final
settlement as such Executor, pray the
approval of the same, and will then
apply to be discharged as such Exec
u8or. At which time and place any
person in interest may appear and
present objections TO the same II any
there be.
Dated at Canon city, Colorado. Oc-
tober 18th, 1911.
7. B. COULTER, Executor
Of the Estate OF Nelson N. Converse,
deceased.
First Pub. Oct. IS. 1911.
Last Pub. Nov. 16, 1871.
NOTICE OF F0RECLosURE SALE.
STATE OF COLORADO,
County Of Fremont
R. J.: Craig.
vs. In the County Court
Nicholas A. Gehi.
s. h Atwater.
ct al,
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W. BOUCHER.

Secretary.
First Pub. November z. 1911.
Last Pub. November 35. 1911.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-03

st. Louis, Mo-, Jan. 81 Follow
ing one of the warmest municipal
campaigns in the history of st. Lou
is the new charter was put before the
people for ratification at a special
election today. The most striking
feature of the new charter is the
concentration of power into the
hands of a few officials 1t provides
for a mayor with broad powers and
individual responsibility for the acts
of his whole administration and for
single legislative body Between
seven and eight thousand positions
IN the municipal service are to be
placed under the control of the civil
service commission. Three execu-
lives and fifteen councilmen are to
be the only elective officers. Many
of the departments of the municipal
government are to be consolidated
and others will be entirely abolish
ed. Large increases are prescribed
for practically all the officers. The
salary of the mayor is to be increas-
ed from $4,000 to $4,000, and the
salary of the councilmen is to be in
creased from $500 year, its pres
ent amount, to $1,000 year
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-03
TO GET AFTER IDLE HUSBANDS

Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. 81 EVERY
body works but father" will be sad
ly out of tune in Chicago after to-
morrow, when the new Court of Do
nestle relations will open for bust
ness. The new tribunal is designed
to deal with men who sit at home all
day while their wives take in wash
ing and support the family. Hus-
bands who abandon or fail to sup
port their families will be given par
ticular attention. The new court
also will have charge Of all cases con-
corning the abduction of children un-
der twelve years of age, contributing
by parents to delinquency of chill
dren, child labor, compulsory educa-
ton. card playing in saloons by
miners, conduct of minors in dance
halls, selling liquor or tobacco to
children, and cruelty to children.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-03

Columbus, O., Jan. 31.-The Unit
ed Mine Workers, in convention this
morning voted to amend the consti-
tuition to provide that members of
the National Civic Federation, which
combines capital and labor represen-
tatives, should forfeit their member
ship in the United Mine Workers.
The standing vote was 446 to 344.
This is direct slap at John Nit
chell, the former president, who is
now chairman of the trades division.
of the Civic Federation
The fight over the question of ex-
polling John Mitchell has started a
bitter contest, which is likely to
hold the convention until tomorrow.
Mitchell's friends say that Lewis ;s
between the movement to discredit
Mitchell. Roll call was asked and
called to confirm the standing vote.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-03

An income OF $1,000 year is
enough TO support d man and his
WIG ana enable them TO save $500
according TO Harlow N. Risgen-
Dotham OF Chicago, who made for
tune as partner of Marshall Field.
lhls IS the way he figures it: 1T
costs a person for food Just "a cents
a day, and | can prove that it costs
no more to live today than it did
three or four years ago. Now, SOS
DAYS at the figure mentioned gives
US $500 for the cost of food for one
person for year, provided one does
not waste it, or throw it away. A
man and his wife do not need SER
want, and an apartment quite large
enough for two people and with
room to spare, will cost say $4,000
a month. Then add light and gas
and | believe two people could live
economically and save $500 a year.
Here is what one woman did on Sc
week: Alter series of years that
woman had in the bank the sum of
2,7l3,S1. and moreover had helped
her brother to the extent of $500.
Thus on an income of 1912 year,
she had saved $3,272.41, had main
tanned herself and been to the hospi-
tai once and paid doctor bill. +
started to work for Marshall Field
after the war for $1,000, which the
next year was raised to $4,000, tbs
next to $4,000 and it went up in
time until 1 was earning 100000 a
year. l never asked for an increase
and the man who is always begging
for more money is generally the
man who has no right to it, Mr..
never made much of
a record as a spender himself
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-03
EXPLOSION OF A
GAR OF DYNAMITE.
ON ONE OF THE PIERS AT JER-
SEY CITY THIS MORNING
CREATED HAVOC.
SKY SCRAPERs WERE ROCKED
Ambulances Were Hurrying, Fire De-
partment Called Out and Pam
demonium Reigned.

New York, Feb. 1.-The explosion
OF car of dynamite on pier No. 10
at Jersey City at noon threw Manhat-
tan Island onto panic by the shak-
ing OF the lower end of the city,
breaking glass windows and doors
and rocking scrappers. Ambulances
rushed to the scene and alarms or
nre were turned in. 1t is reported
that several workmen are missing.
The barge on which the dynamite
was standing wrecked, and the near
est pier was shattered. The terminus
of the eJrsey City railroad was shat
tered and many near panics resulted
in office buildings.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-03
CHICAGO NEWS LETrEE.

Chicago, Jan. 81 Efforts to
conserve the soil fertility of Illinois.
which committe of the bankers
association of Illinois has under,ak.
en- as result of the warnings of the
state university that depletion was
going on almost unchecked. has a
Dig future stake, according to DR.. J i.
Paul Goode, of Chicago, who has as
serted that it the soil is conserved
the Mississippi valley will have a
population of 200,O00,OO0 to 300
100000 before the century ends.
Wisconsin took the lead in efforts to
prevent soil impoverishment and now
the states of Wisconsin, Illinois,
Minnesota and Michigan will unite
in the Efforts in common cause. DR..
Cyril w. Hopkins, dean of the state
agricultural school, warned the
bankers when in convention that
something must be done soon in soil
restoration. Not only is that to be
done, but the committee, of which
w. G. Edens, of Chicago, is secretary
also has recommended efforts to in
spire children of farmers with
new respect, interest and love for
farm work. The committees first
report includes this declaration: 1--WE
feel that a system of schools support
ed by public expense, can better JUS
tify itself by the further incorpora-
ton of agricultural and vocational
education in its curriculum; that the
country schools in particular can
be made much more. helpful in the
matter of agricultural education
and in increasing the interest of the
children in that greatest and most
necessary of all professions. the pro-
fession of agriculture, and to this
extent at least We gladly endorse
the report Of the Educational Com
of this state"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-03

Red-haired girls are preferred for
walters in Chicago, at least one care
manager gives them preference be-
cause, he says, they attract patron
age. He is manager of one of the
restaurant concerns that has lunch
counters scattered all over the down
town district, and ought to know
what he is talking about. 'Red-
haired girls l find are pleasing to
customers-they like to look upon a
head of flaming hair while they eat"
he said. "a restaurant with none
but red-headed girls waiting on the
tables would become famous. People
would come blocks to dine there"
Girl walters with blond and black
hair are looking up lotions with
which to die it red, and some of them
are thinking of wigs. Other restau-
rants have decided preference either
for colored walters or foreigners of
a specified nationality, but the wait
ers union has barred from most of
the downtown cafes the colored
walters, who a few years ago were al
together in the majority.
The crowded tenements of Chica-
go cost the city millions of dollars
each year through the resulting in
efficiency, dependency. inebriety,
juvenile delinquency, crime and NOR
tality in diseases, according to G. b.
Ball, chief sanitary inspector of Chi
cago. Il have found rooms so dark
that one could not distinguish the
presence of a person three feet
away" he said. "and women work in
those rooms. In one kitchen / found
a woman at work where it was nee
essary for her to keep a lamp burn
ing to enable her to see what she
was doing" Avaricious landlords
are charged with the responsibility
for the conditions and an effort has
been made to enlist business men in
a general movement to improve the
housing in the poorer districts of
the city as years ago they were i'm
proved in New York. The effect of
tenement life on the future citizens
was cited by Prof. j. F. Tufts, who
said: '"The children pass six hours a
day in the schoolroom, but the re-
naming IS they work or sleep in
darkened rooms, easements or how
els, and they play in places unfit fol-
them. Conditions are no less than
frightful yet it would appear that
the public in Chicago is satisfied if
the school rooms are kept clean and
ventilated"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-03
LITTLETON MAY GET
U. S. SENATE SEAT.

Washington, D. c., Feb. Com
gresham Martin w. Littleton is
mentioned as likely compromise
candidate for the United States SEN
ateorship from New York. The Shee-
han supporters have not maintained
the support expected of them, and
dark horse is likely to win the
prize. Mr.. .Littleton is one of the
best known trial lawyers in New
York City, and is a Tennesseean by
birth.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-03
LLOYD GEORGE THREATENS
TO FORM A NEW PARTY

London, Jan. 3D. According to
the Cardiff Western Mail, the Welsh
Liberal members of parliament. In
Guiding Mr.. Lloyd-George, are mu-
tually pledged that if the government
does not follow the veto bill immedi-
ately with a bill disestablishing the
church in Wales they will quit the
Liberal party.
They will then form Welsh Ma
tionalist party. hostile to the govern
ment and operating independently.
like the Irish party. Such action
would materially embarrass the gov
eminent.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-03

TO ATTEND THE BROTHERHOOn
AND WELFARE CONVENTION
800 DELEGATES.
WELCOMED BY MAYOR sE|DEl
James Fades Howe, the Millionaire
Hobo, Welcomes Delegates
and Furnished Free Feed.

Milwaukee, Feb. Hundreds OF
tramps are arriving on freight trains
to attend the brotherhood and well
fare convention. Eight hundred lis
tened to an address of welcome from
Mayor Seidel at the city hall. James
Eads, the millionaire "Bo'' presided
and furnished free meals to the del
egates.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-03
NEW YORK LEGISLATOR
INTRODUCES NOVEL BILL
Woul Make 1t the Duty of All Men,
bers to Report Any Attempt at
Bribery.

Albany, N. Y, Feb. Edwin A.
Merritt, Jr., offered a bill in the leg
stature making it the duty of all
legislators to report any effort on the
part of any of it's members or others
to influence their vote on any meas
ure to the county attorney under pen
atty of the loss of their office and a
fine of $4,000 and ten years i'm
prisonment.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-03

where he was at, he had made sew
eral leaps in the wrong direction
His mate as is their custom TODD adj
vantage of the turn by cutting across
the angle but the gyrations of Dan
had slackened her speed also and the
rabbit soon passed over a knoll and
! out of sight and as these dogs pur-
sue their game only by sight they
soon gave up the chase and came
leisurely back to the train.
At Norfolk some of the party
bought little more flour and bacon.
On the Elkhorn We passed through
little settlements at Oakdale and
Neigh. These little towns were in
the shelter of the bluff that skirted
the north bank of the Elkhorn.
From this point to it's source it is a
beautiful valley to look at and with
sufficient amount of moisture is
very productive.
From the time We reached the val
ley until our arrival at Oneils Col
ony time passed very pleasantly and
the outfit appeared more like a band
of picnickers than that of pioneers.
Roads and weather were all that
could be desired with wood, water
and grazing in abundance for our
limited wants, there was nothing to
check the exhuberent spirit and each
seemed to vie with the other in
making our otherwise tedius march
one round of pleasure.
Charley Cordeiro had never miss
ed an opportunity to earnestly and
anxiously inquiring of everyone we
met since our start if they could tell
him where Chas. Collins lived and
although he was unable to locate his
man by such inquiry he AYERS that
the last cabin Oneil's Colony con-
tanned the man that had prompted
his earnest solicitations. This col
ony was founded by General Oneil,
of Fenian notoriety and at the pres
ent time contained but a few log
cabins.
1t is located on the north bank of
the Elkhorn on gently sloping
ground. A few cottonwood trees
stood on the bank of the stream and
was only about eight or ten feet in
width at this point. We camped
just below the town on the bank of
the stream and in the morning bid
adieu to the last haunts of frontier
civilization and continued our way
up the valley whose course lay in a
northwesterly direction. The road
grew DINNER and we were
among the paths and pitfalls of the
unknown. A few willows grew along
the bank of the creek, which, with
buffalo chips, afforded us fuel.
About sixty miles from Oneil we
met a party of government survey
ors. They had been engaged in run
ming the north line of Nebraska and
putting up mile posts, but when out
toward Red Clouds Agency they
were met by a committee of Indians
and told to stop if they valued their
lives at anything. This party of
surveyors advised us to turn back
before it was too late. The Indians
it seemed claimed the country as far
south as the north bank of the Mo-
brara river, while the north line of
the state that was being run was
considerably north of this, the In
dams considered them trespassers
and would not allow them to pro-
ceed
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-03
GAMBLERS CLOSED OUT
in REV. ASHLEY'S TOWN

Cripple Creek, Jan. 31.-When ex-
posed through a newspaper Saturday
afternoon and threatened with pros
ecution, all operators of poker games
here closed without notice and for
the first time in months the city is
free of gambling.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1911-02-03
WITH THE BOXERS.

Abe Attell and Patsy Kline will
come together once. the muss being
booked for Feb. 8. in Philadelphia,
Teddy Murphy. ex-manager of
Battling Nelson, and Jiggs Donahue.
the Chicago ball player, are trying to
revive the boxing game in Hot
Springs. Ark.