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Arizona republican., 1911-12-22
PULITZER'S DAUGHTER WEOs.

NEW YORK. Dec. 21.-In the pres ence of relatives and a few intimate friends, Miss Edith Pulitzer daugh- ter of the late Joseph Pulitzer. found CT of the New York World and St. Louis Post-D Dispatch. and William S. Moore. son of the late Maj. Clement C. Moore, were married today. The wedding took place at the home of the brides mother in East Seventy third street and was very quiet on account of mourning. Mir. and Mrs. Moore will sail immediately for Europe. where they will spend the winter
Arizona republican., 1911-12-22
SERVED FIFTY YEARS.
Ireland Has Been Half a Century m
 the Priesthood.

ST. PAUL. Dec. 21.-Fifty years ago Archbishop John G. Ireland entered the priesthood of the Roman catholic church. At the expressed wish of the bishop there was no public celebration of the anniversary. but many friends took advantage of the occasion to eX- press congratulations and good wish es. Mrs. James J. Hill sent of robe of ermine with long train. The robe is fastened at the front with a large clasp set with jewels.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-22
THEY'VE GIVEN UP.

NEW YORK. Dec 2I-AustraIasian lawn tennis players regard victory of American cup challengers as certain. according to news received today in a cdblegram from ChristchurCh. New Zealand by the American lawn tennis official publication of the sport in this country
Arizona republican., 1911-12-22
dOENIX ARIZONA,
NOW HE KNOWS.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. 21.- One night in a cell in the state penitentiary here convinced Governor Hooper that prison re- forms are necessary. The gov ernor submitted tO deprivation of his liberty that he might Ob- serve the conditions of convicts who asked for Christmas par dOns. Today the governor an- nounced he will grant several conditional pardOnS and added that stripes in the prison will be polished except for incorrig- ibles and a prison school will be started.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-22
WILL FIGHT TYPHOID.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.-TyphOid inoculation will be introduced officially among the field force of the depart ment of agriculture. This is the first time on record civil department of the government has taken such a step. Tnoculatior will not be compulsory but will be recommended because of the ravages of typhoid in the force.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-22
HAS ECONOMY STREAK.
House Is Reducing Expenses all Along
 the Line.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.-The house came out victorious in d conference on the urgency deficiency bill today. or SS21,S7l added by the senate, but Sg2. 900 remained when the bill Was agreed to. The census bureau was cut half million, the medical de- partment of the navy hundred thou sand. mine investigation fifty thousand and the employees of the house and senate lost an extra months pay. The bill as agreed to appropriated $2.457.- 15s
Arizona republican., 1911-12-22
MUST WORK SUNDAY.
Postoffice Men Will Work Overtime
 on The Christmas Mail.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 21-Although i. is four days before Christmas. the crush of holiday matter is so great in the mails that Postmaster General Hitchcock issued orders today that pcstoffice clerks and carriers must work Sunday on the distribution let ters and packages and this despite the rules. Indications are the Christmas mail this year will be the greatest in the history of the post office department.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-22
FIGHTING BEGINS.
Storm Cloud Seems to be Lowering
 Over Persia.

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 21-Ac- cording to reports received from Julia. suburb of IspaSan. Persia. Persians today attacked q Russian detachment Firing lasted all day and artillery took part in the engagement Photographic communication with Persia is inter rupted. A later dispatch from Tab rig says a small body of Russians were attacked while repairing telephone line. Two of the attacking party were killed
Arizona republican., 1911-12-22
RICHESON IS SILENT.
But Use of Opiates Furnishes a Per
 fectly Good Reason.

BOSTON, Dec. 21.-Kept under opi- ates throughout the day to deaden the pain from self-inflicted wounds. Rev. Clarence V. T. Richeson was unable t0 converse with his counsel William A. Marse. in his cell today: so the si lence regarding his act was unbroken. The state intends to call the case January r., as shown today when wit ness Charles \. Pierce of Sulphur Springs, Tex, a student in the New ton Theological seminary which Riche- son attended was arrested and held under bond to appear January 15.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-22
ONE IS CONVICTED.
Dictaphone Got in Its Work at Gary,
 Indiana.

GROWN POINT. Ind. Dec. 21.-A- derman Walter Gibson. of Gary. In- diana, was found guilty tonight of bribery in connection with the passing by the Gary common council, of a heating franchise ordinance secured by Thomas E. Dean of Louisville, Ky. It is the first conviction known to be based on evidence secured by a .licta- phone. This is the first of several trials of Gary officials on charges of bribery
Arizona republican., 1911-12-22
DYING OF BROKEN HEART.
That is What Pastor Says of Me
 N7mara's Mother.

CINCINNATI. Dec. 21-Mrs. Mary McNamara. mother of John J. and Jas. B.. convicted dynamiters. is in d seri- ous condition at her home here. She planned to leave for California soon to see her sons, but their confession and conviction so preyed on her mind that she was obliged to postpone the trip. Tn the opinion of Rev. John Hick ey. her pastor. who visits her con stantly. she is slowly dying of q broken heart
Arizona republican., 1911-12-22
APPEAL IS WITHDRAWN.
American Sugar Refining Company
 Has Made a New Move.

WASHINGTON. Dec 2l.-The American Sugar Refining company today asked the supreme court to dismiss it's appeal from the decision of the district court of New York which ordered the company tO pro- duce its books for grand jury inves tigation. The court granted the re- quest By this move, the company shuts off d possible decision by the higher court that it was wrong in the specific case before it.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-22
JUST LIKE CHICAGO.
Police Inspector Was Dismissed From,
 The Force For Grsftinc.

CHICAGO. Dec. 21.-Police inspeC- tor John l.. Revree was dismissed from the force, Lieutenant John San dy) Hanley was eXOnerated and the case of Captain Bernard Baer was re- ferred to Mayor Harrison today by the city civil service commission which heard charges of incOmpetency, ne- glect of duty and inefficiency against them. Sensational testimony regard ing payment for protection and for the privilege of running disorderly places and selling liquor without a li- cense was given by Mrs. Lizzie Fer necke -
Arizona republican., 1911-12-22
PosToFFIcE ROBBED.

PORTLAND. Ore, Dec. 21.-StatiOn A of the local postoffice, on the East Side, was robbed of money and stamps to the value of S1,500 last night Several registered packages. contents unknown, also were taken.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-22
SPARKlERS ARE GONE.
JeweIry Broker Loses S25,ooo Worth
 of Unset Diamonds.

CHICAGO. Dec. 21.-Samuel Scott. d jewclry broker. reported to the DO lice today that he lost S25.000 worth of unset diamonds from his pocket last Tuesday while playing pool in downtown billiard parlor. It Is be- lieVed the gems were stolen.
Arizona republican., 1911-12-22

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If you have money to lend or you wish to borrow on first mortgage real estate security, see
 F.. E. PASCOE
 no North Center Street.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11

death from eating restaurant hash
while she is at the sewing circle, the
cluO, or out collecting money for for
eign missionaries. and adding to the
want and sqnalor at home. 1t is no
use to give women advice: she won't
hear you. The beginning Of the 10th
century finds women combining in
grand plot to take the earth and fence
it off for their own exclusive benefit.
Womans kingdom has come and man
who has ever been herhumble servant,
in spurned with contempt from the
foot of the throne. lie may cry aloud
for deliverance, but the hollow echo
from the nearest club room is the on
ly answer. Men and brethren. this is
tough.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11
To Our Graduates

Graduated? Yes, nearly every ham
let, village, town aud city at this com
mencement season of the institutions
Of learning, welcome home those who
have spent years in hard study and
with honors have graduated; and
many are the hopes and expectations
centered in you-hopes that society
will be elevated, many immorals cor
rected, wrongs righted and places of
Importance better filled. DO you ask
where is your place? The world is be.
fore you, and though it may seem
crowded, there are still many wants
that it does not advertise, To avoid a
rush of applicants, but these wants
exist, and are, indeed, very pressing
and very real, and your compensation
will be as ample as you have brains.
pluck and energy to earn it. The
world wants graduates who are men
enough to search out these places and
make room for themselves: it wants
young women of sufficient selfrelance
to bear the disappointment Of not Sc.
curing the first position for which
they apply; most of all, it wants char
acter, and it very wisely declines to
accept college or school diploma as
conclusive evidence of that. There
fore We silently whisper, enter into
your life work with right motives
earnestness, zeal and honesty of pur-
pose, and thoroughness that will salts.
fy yourself; then others will be salts
fled. Realize the responsibilities
which have come to you, and assume
them in great humbleness, and yet. in
true manliness, and bear in mind, by
your fruits ye shall he known.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11
c. 5. hawthorn Makes a Talk

The representative of the standard
Land Co, of Lincoln lcctured to "A
very attentive crowd of fair size in the
opera house Saturday afternoon rs per
announcement. lie gave very force
fui lecture in IA most entertaining
manner illustrating his statements
with numerous colored pictures. The
lecturer Ii u representative of the
standard Land CO.. of Lincoln who
are offering for sale portion of the
Lower Rio Grande Valley, of richest
land and under thourough system of
irrigation.
In his lecture the representative
told how corn, sorgum, sugar cane,
cotton, alfalfa, and broom corn would
produce immense crops two and three
times per year all well illustrated with
colored plates.
The soil there is also especially
adapted To fruits and vegetables, grow
iug lemons to the size of "A pound and
"A half and cabbage 2oOO pounds To the
acre. Apples, oranges, figs, bananas,
in fact nearly all kinds of fruits thrive
there. Tomatoes, potatoes, unions.
celery, lettuce, cauliilower and all
garden truck grows there in greatest
abundance. Strawberries. lettuce,
raddiNheS, etc, are shipped out of the
Lower Rio Grandc Valley by the car
/ load IN the out of season dates in the
northern states and selling at enor,
NOUS prires, Cabbage frequently
brings ! cents per pound. 200 TO SIOt
per acre there, alfalfa, $50 TO S9i pei
ton and three tons per acre, Tomatoes
- per hu, 500 to s50o per acre, 1t is
very frequent that the first crop more
than pays Tor the land.
The climate of the Lower Rio Grand,
Valley Is extremely healthful. y,
negroes are wanted and none liy,
there The work is all done by Mexi
can'laborers, who are industrious ant
faithful and live there in suiiicien
numbers Modern schools and church
cs have been built there IN number,
sufficient to accommodate many NOR,
10 come
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11

The change in administration of our
CITY affairs did not effect the water we
drink in the least. Those who were
depending upon blind luck to rush in
and by little presto change purify
the creek water have been seriously
disappointed No administration can
change the complexion "f our city
water without funds. Place the blame
where it belongs and do not lay all the
city draw backs up against the city
officials. The sentiment is slowly but
surely gaining that the only solution
to our water problem is to connect our
plant with the Maurer springs. Every
week people visit those springs 70 see
what they are like and every visitor
goes away wishing he could drink that
water every day. The warm weather
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11

WI. Bryan's winter home and Texas
plantation is located near this tract OF
land offered for sale by the Standard
Land Co. Mr. Bryan has place OF
considerable size which he has improv-
ed with trees, fences and buildings
largely with his own hands and con-
templates the erection of $4,000
mansion on his plantation this summer.
The Standard Land Co., is selling
this land in ), 10 and 20 acre tracts To
home seekers at from SO to $500 per
acre. and have arranged with the Bur-
lington Railroad for special home seek
ers rates of 800 for the round trip
This Lower Rio Grande Valley is ,he
most Southern land in Texas or in the
Southwestern United States. The re-
preventative of the company has ar
ranged with the firm of Sellars, CARRIER
and Hutchison TO take care of their
interests at this point and has left with
them considerable of literature rich in
information for distribution for any
who may be interested.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11

The preparations being made by the
high school commencement reminds
us that this school year is about to
close and that another class will min.
gle with the busy world without. in all
probability, experiencing the pleasure
Of an Alumni banquet. just why this
function has been suspended we are
unable TO learn but it really ought to
be an essential part of graduation. IT
the older members of the Alumni as.
sociation do not feel il incumbent up.
on them to perpetuate this organization
we would suggest that the members
Of last years class take the matter in
hand and provide Il banquet. other
places make great deal of their high
school Alumni association and this
city surely ought to keep up with the
procession.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11
Fourth Of July Celebra-
ton Assured.
$500 Raised todate by Our
Merchants and Business
Men

Monday evening "A number Of our
citizens and business men met in the
Commercial Club rooms and decided to
hold Fourth of July celebration here
This was very enthusiastic meeting
and plans were quickly adopted to
make this the greatest celebration
ever held in the Republican Valley.
The general plan upon which this cele-
bration will be given is that the keys
of the city will be turned over to our
guests. As far as possible everything
will be free. 1t was the general senti-
ment that for once this city would Ell.
certain their patrons at this time.
Invitations will be extended to every
town and city in the county to join Ms
in this celebration A big picnic and
basket dinner will be one of the feat.
ures. The following committees were
appointed:
+. W. Cowden, Chairman.
VIM. Wolfe, Sec'y Treas.
Committee on Entertainment Paul
Storey, ID. W. Turnure, Boone Saund-
ers, 4. w. Cowden.
Committee on Music-Prof. Betz, W.
Warren.
Committee on Decoration-H 4
Letson, VIM. smith, Ii. Neuerburg.
Committee on Funds-M. Parks
VIM. Wolfe, r. w. KoontZ.
AS soon as arrangements are deiinate
ly made We will inform our readers S,
you may be posted on just what We
are going To have this year. Remcm
Der the date,
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11
WOman'S Voice

Women claim that they ought to
have voice in everything. Ii there
is anything on earth woman's voice
does not penetrate it can safely be set
down that it is impervious to sound.
Woman's voice reaches to the sky, de-
scends to the deepest cavities of earth,
penetratcs the kitchen, cellar, garrct
and seven bed rooms, reaching across
the street and disturbing the neigh
bors. She already has IA voice in poll
tics, science, art religion, business,
and in domestic affairs it is the Su-
preme law of the land. Did you ever
yourself il she was in your township?
Is there "A civilized community Oh the
earth that has not heard Susan u.
| Anthonyy If so, name 1t and it is
yours. What more do they want:
| Give them the ballot and they'll never
| be satisfied without the box and poll
books. tod created man aud then
women. The last job was the best
Woman is the salt of the earth, and
sugar aud cream and Strawberries.
without her all Is vanity. Man is her
voluntary slave. For her he delves
aud tolls and fights the battles OF The
country and legislates in congress aud
stands up in the street cars, and runs
! in debt, and finally dies miserable
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11
How Build or Not Build Up a Town

When Cain had killed off one-fourth
Of the people on the earth leaving
only three. then went into the land of
Nod and builded city, it is evident
that he did not sit around like lump
OF log, and growl about the Nod real
estate and people. lie was not him
self, perhaps, the most exemplary of
men. and if he had some reason to
emigrate from the land of his birth.
he did not NOPE and whine. but got
hold of piece of ground and went TO
work to do something. The man who
could build up a CITY under such aus.
pces is the kind Of material we want
in this town: and we will not inouire
too minutelv into his antecedents. so
that he takes hold like man and Ina
good AT last
Bnt what is more. Cain did not ad.
vice his son 70 .ro west. and get out
of tbe old d.ad town. Ue ramad tho
c;tv ,ftsr him beIisved in IL worLsd
for il brouoht his goods tbere and
Kart his money at boma Does ,ny.
body .,nnosa that ybsn .,rarns,s
con. :, Rod Gland with any, notion -,
go;no into bpsinass hara Cain to,a
than Il was y "desd old town ,bat Il
established bv a murderar TINT th.
,,a,ar mos had. its mo,.b,n,s OH
sbor,,s sna l.. ,oohonios bot.hos
,b.t tb. +o,,p ,,oo M, h..l,,r .,a
vould ..navor ,,,ouut to .nytbin,, no
,," n,,. ,rhoar s,,,,,o, ,Lo,
wbar Le v.rtad toipyest - few dollars
In ar, Goods bo b,s,lad ,H 20 IA. ci,v
,hat ho o,lv wont tho marchants
80 paa Clo,a ,non ho ,o,,,5 = taro,
a,,aa .a l,,,l. .i,ay"
n. , .i,;,I. ,,o o,.o. u,,,, anna,
,.,,, hoa 90 ,,., l,n,ho. ,h., oo,,,l
ho hoa a, bo,tor rotes In Pad cloud
a., o,.a,,,ho,o m ;, C;,oiu,o,; So,
,l,oa, h,,u,,io. ,,.bor tho cham. mann,
ractnrer" couId meet every demanf
with more stylish and substantial rios,
no Won snnros. no wont mo,ine
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11

The Nebraska League base ball
starts the season this week. York has
five Of the players who kept Red Cloud
In the limelight last year and from all
appearances has winning team. We
will have plenty of opportunities to
see these games by going to Hastings
and Superior. The greatest pleasure
connected with this method of seeing
base ball is the knowledge that our
fun will cost Il detnate sum of money.
We will have no nightmares of grow.
ing deficit aud will be able to enjoy
the sport TO the limit.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11
Greatest Farm Bargain In The West
$50 ACRES of RIVER BOTTOM LAND.

$50 acres of it sub irrigated alfalfa land pasture 100
best hay land the South Fork making
Of the best land in this section of the less
than onehaf what it is worth There 35 in af
aa as fine stand any in the being put In
circumstances permit: about $40 cultivation; aa
on this tllabe land, hence will anything have
mind to plant adapted this obtained
tllabe land anywhere from S feet the
3to 10 feet in the pasture about 30 feet farm good
room house barn "a 80 with loft. hog barn
barn. not shed) other hog houses chicken house coal
granaries, machinery shed, wells wndms
wire fencing place all fenced equipped
i2horse gasoline and pump
over GOO gallons of underhow minute
hours day, 800 days in the irrigation
purposes 200 be irrigated these wells you
wish 1000 feet of pipe for conducting water
heverfang spring the.place supplying small pond All
improvements well built of the best
shod on the place. land lies along the river BODY
miles from Benkelman close good
making plenty for but he
he has other business which requires his
and title guaranteed Price $50
terms No trades desred sell your property and this
Address the News CHRoNCL Benselman, Neb Rail
road fare refunded If place is not represented.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11

There is nothing that is 40 cheering
to mothers heart, and such rich
recompensc for all she has sacrificed
and endured, as the kind, affectionate
remembrance of her children. There
is nothing that can adorn man or
woman more than the tenderness and
gentle care they manifest towards their
aged parents as they totter on the
borders of another world.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11
FOR COUNTY CLERK

hereby announce myself as n candidate
for the office OF County Clerk OF Webster
County, Nebr., subject to the will OF the yot-
ers OF the Democratic and Peoples independ.
ent Party at the Primary Election to De held
Aug. 10, 1871. w. II. BAILEY.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11

The world would be happier If the
people were little more generous
with their praise. There is too much
hattery, but word of just apprecis-
tion would cheer the heart and
strengthen the hands of many dis.
couraged worker in the home, In the
school, in the church and in the world.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11
FOR COUNTY CLERK

hereby announce myself as q candidate
for re election MS county clerk Of Webster
County, Nebr., on the Republican ticket,
subject To the decision Of the voters NJ the
Primary Election To be held August i5 1911.
r.. W. Ross
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11
FOR COUNTY CLERK

We have been authorized to announce the
name Of GEORGE IlADELI., Of Red cloud, for
nomination of County clerk, subject to the
will Of the Democrat and Peoples lndepend
ont voters AT the Primary election August
18th, 1871.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11

is upon u, and still nothing ha, been
done to remedy conditions. Every
thing comes TO him who waits If
We wait long enough we will not want
those springs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11

The Hour war has brought Ambov
White Loaf into many families who
used foreign -four and all are pleased
with the change. This is as it shonld
he. Jones doesn't pay the freight" On
noor' Tht CONSUMER DOES. Get home
product and save the freight.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11
FOR TREASURER

We have been authorized to announce the
candidacy Of Il. W. KooNTZ for the ofcc OF
county treasurer, subject to the win of the
Republican voters nj the primary election
August 18th lpll
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11
CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT

hereby announce myself as candidate
for Clerk Of the District Court of Webster
County, on the Republican ticket. subject to
the decision OF the voters at the primary
election to bc held August 18th, 1871.
tuAS. T.. REIGI.E.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11
FOR SHERIFF.

hereby announce myself n candidate Tor
the office OF Sherifr Of Webster County, sub
Ject to the will Of the voters OF the Demo
cratic and Peoples Independent Parties.
JoE W. tRoW.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

We have been authorized To announce the
candidacy of GEO. W. LINDSEY for the office
of county treasurer, subject to the will of
the Democrat and Peoples Independent
parties NJ the primary election August 18th
1911.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11
Political Announcements.

The columns of the Chief are open
for Legitimate advertisements Of all
kinds. Candidates, regardless of party
atiiliaton, are welcome to use these
columns. Price Of announcement, So.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11
FOR SHERIFF.

hereby announce myself rs Il candidate
for Sherin OF Webster County, Nebraska, on
the pcnpcraiic ticket subject 10 the decision
Of the voters NJ the Primary election to be
held August II, 1871. i. +. RuTLEDGE.
The Red Cloud chief., 1911-05-11

so much money To run comely, well
kept town as 1t did dilapidated, God
forsalSen one, and there were four
times the values on which to raise the
required money, That's the way he
lowered taxation, not by sitting on Il
stump and bowling about it. If man
wanted to run II factory. or some other
enterprise, he was not afraid the
fellow wanted To make some money.
but told him to "sail IN and I'll help
you all can. A business that does
not make money is no good, We want
every legitimate business in Red Cloud
to make money, and piles of it,