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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-06-17
CHAPTER III.
nHandsome DAM

Standing in the middle of the road
watching the dust cloud that trailed
the fast disappearing motor car, Mr.
Maitland cut a figure sufficiently for
Torn and disconsolate to have distilled
pity from the least sympathetic heart
His hands were thrust stifny at full
arms length into his trousers pockets;
a rumpled silk hat was set awry on
the back of his head; his shirt bosom
was sadly crumpled; above the knees,
to a casual glance, he presented the
appearance of man carefully attired
In evening dress; below, his legs were
sodden and muddied, his shoes of
patent leather, twin wrecks. Alas for
jauntiness and elegance, alack for ease
and aplomb
"Tricked," observed Maitland, cas-
ually, and protruded his lower lip,
thus adding to the length of a counten-
ance naturally long. "Outwitted by a
chit of a girl! Dammit"
But this was crude melodrama. Real
Izing which, he strove to smile; a sor-
ny failure.
Handsome Dam" quoted he; and
cooking his head to one side eyed
the road inquiringly. Where in thun-
der d'you suppose she got hold of that
name?"
Bestowed upon him in callow col
lege days, it had stuck burr-like for
many a weary year. OF late. however,
its use had lapsed among his acquain-
tances; he had begun to congratulate
himself upon having lived it down.
And now it was resurrected, flung at
him in sincerest mockery by a woman
whom, to his knowledge. he had never
before laid eyes upon. Odious appella-
ton, hateful invention of an ingenious
enemy
Handsome DAM She must have
known me all the time-all the time
was making an exhibition of myself
Wentworth? I know no one of
that name. Who the dickens can
she be?"
If it had not been contrary to his
code OF ethics, he would gladly have
raved, CRASHED his teeth, footed the
dance of rage with his shadow. In
deed, his restraint was admirable, the
circumstances considered. He did
nothing whatever but stand still for a
matter of five minutes, vainly racking
his memory for a clue to the identity
OF Miss Wentworth"
AT length he gave it up in despair
and abstractedly felt for his watch fob.
Which wasn't there. Neither, investi-
cation developed, was the watch. At
which browning stroke of misfortune
the timepiece must have slipped
from his pocket into the water while
he was tinkering with that Infamous
Observation-Disclosures turned eloquent
iy red in the face.
1.-THE price," he meditated aloud.
with an effort 10 resume his pose, sis
high one to pay for a wave of a gray
glove and the echo of a pretty laugh. "
With which final fling at Fortune he
set off again for Maitland Manor.
trudging heavily but at a round pace
through the dust that soon settled
upon the damp cloth of his trousers
legs and completed their ruination
But Maitland was beyond being dis
turbed by such trihes. wounded
vanity engaged his solicitude to the
exclusion Of all other interests
At the end Of As minutes he haf
covered the remaining distance be
tween Greenfield station and Maitland
Manor. For five minutes more he
strode YEARLY over the side path By
the box hedge which set aside his ances
trial acres from the public highway. Al
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-06-17
SYNOPSIS.

MAD Dan Maitland, on reaching his
New York bachelor club, met an attr"c-
dive young woman at the door. Jan go
O'Hagan assured him no one had beer
within that day. Dan discovered a wom-
ans finger prints in dust on his desk.
along with a letter from his attorney.
Maitland dined with Bannerman, his at
torney. Dan set out for Greenhelds, TO
get his family Jewels During his walk
10 the country seat, he met the young
woman in gray. whom he had seen leav-
Ing his bachelors club Her auto had
broken down. He fixed it.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1911-06-17
CTo BE CONTINUEDJ
I'M Thls EIavorlnq.

Do you ever use pineapple Juice for
fiavoring? It is one of the best substi-
tutes for those who do not care to use
wine. Added to fruit salads Of all kinds
Il II excellent
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-07-27
Portugalija bijosi rojalistu.

Portugalija bijosi rojalistu.
Portugalijos sostainen
Lizbonon andai pranesta,
ijogei 1000 laisvanoriu mo-
narchistq atkeiave i Portu-
galijos pakrascius nuo salos
Madeira ir tenai susivienije
su mammals Portugalijos
rojjalistais. Paskui visi pc
reje Ispanijos pusen II te-
mai laukianti daugiau atze-
liaujanciu laisvanoriq. Jie
visi pereisia Portugaijos
siena, kaip tik greit gau-
sia ginklus, uzsakytus Bel
gijoje.
Dienrastis "Diaro Popo-
lar" pranesa, kad religiji-
Mai klausimai yra tu visp
salyj nesutikimu If sumisi-
mu pfiezastimi. Nesenai
mieste Povoa de Lanhoso
buta kruvino susiremimo
kataliku SUI respublikonais
lake procesijos. Ir. kuni-
gal mustyneje dalyvave.
Pagaliau visus apraminus
pasaukta kariuomene.
Visoj Portugalijoj kuni-
gai remianti rojalistus, by
tik greieiau panaikinus da-
bartine respublika, kuri vi
lsiems katalikams pakarto.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-07-27
Persijos sachas grizta
tevynen.

*
Persijos prasalintas nuo
sosto sachas, Mohamed Ali
Mira, kuris visas laikas
gyvenes Odesoj, naudoda-
masis viduriniais savo te-
vynej su1nisimais, slapta SUI
grilzzo j Gumesa-Tepe, Persi-
joj, idant ir vel atgavus ten
sau prarasta sosta.
Pasakojama, jog jis j te-
mai nukeliaves Rusijos ma
zu garlaiviu. Gumese-Tepe
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-07-27

Sale Caricino Gerodisco
|odziuj atsitiko daugybe
lelaimiu sventeje "Devin-
tos Petnycios'', kuomet
|sventaji saltini atlanke apie
20 tukstanciq maldininku,
tarpe kuriu buvo ir garsus
Rusijos juodasimtis sventi-
kas niodoras SUI savo Sail
ninkais. Nuo Sale saltinio
stovincio kalno, delei ne
paprasto susigrudimo ir
stokos kokios-nors apsau-
gos, nukrito zemyn keli
maldininkai. Dvi moteris
ant vietos uzsimuse. Su-
mindziota taippat keli val
kai.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-07-27

Beveik visas Isimsko pa
vietas Tobolsko gubernijojj
pergyvena toki-pat jaw ne
uzderejima kaip ir pereitais
metals, bet pirmiau dar
nors buvo nuo keliQ metq
uzsilike sieno ir siaudu, da-
bar gi jau nieko nebeliko ir
gyventojai atsirado labai
sunkiame padejime. Nuo
balandzio pabaigos oras bu-
vo labai sausas SUI dideliais
vejais, dabar gi nepaprasti
karsciai, javai isdega, zole
neauga. Gyventojai nusi-
mine. Bedinesnieji jau il
dabar kencia varga nuo be-
duones. Uzdarbiu nera.
Cia nera taippat ir jokios
visuomenes organizacijos,
kuri iskalno pasirupintu
kaip-nors uzbegti uz akiu
ateinanciam badui. Prize to
viso dar prisideda "raudo-
nojo gaidzio" epidemija.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-07-27
Nauji Meksikos sielvartai.

Nauji nesutikimai uzgi-
me dabar tarp Fir. I. Made
70, pastarosios revoliucijos
vado, ir iglaikinio Meksiko
prezidento De la Barra.
Madero sekretorius Juan
Sanchez ir jo brolis Gustav
Madero liepos II diena ap-
lanke prezidenta II anam
perstate Fir. I. Maderos pro-
tesla.
Madero antmetas prezi-
dentui, jog pastarasis netu-
ris pakaktinai energijos II
neatkreipias domos j vidu-
rinius Meksiko reikalus, de-
lei ko Diazo valdininkai, pa
silike ant savo vietq, dasi-
leidzianti ivairiausiQ sauva-
lybiu. Toji taigi aplinkybe
gyventoju visai nepakaki-
nanti ir todel visur keliama
riauses.
Tiedu Madero perstatyto-
jai be to prezidentui prane-
Sc, jogei riausens uzbegti
tegalis tiktai prezidento pa
liepimas, kuriuomi reiketu
tuoj prasalinti is uzzimamu
vietu visus likusius Diazo
salininkus, 0 j anu vietas
paskirti maderistus. Toliau
tie Madero biciuoliai tvirti-
ma, kad jei tas nebus ispil-
dyta, Meksike uzgims nau-
ia revoliucija
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-07-27

s-.ss-.s 4. =
Pats Madero tvirtina,
kad pastaruosius mieste P1l-
eblo maisstus parenge Diazo
salininkai, noredami paze-
mint patti il, MADEIRA, If tue
budu prirodyti, jjogei jis ne
tinkas Meksika nuraminti.
Aisku tat, jogei Diazo Sail
ninkams noretusi pagindy-
ii kontrevolueija, teeiau
jiems nelaime, kad visa
iaudis laikosi Madero pllr
ses.
Madero programs i pre-
zidentus pasiremias ant
poros svarbiqju post1liatu:
y Meksiko preMdentas tll-
ri but renkamas vienai tar
nystai ir p vyriausybe pri-
valo padaryti gala viso-
kiems trustams.
Tie pazadejimai gyvento-
jams patinka ir, regis, jis
bus isrinktas j prezidentus,
jei tik salyj viespataus ra-
mybe.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-07-27
Chicago, Ill, d. Iiepes Duly
TIE
isanksto tai rengiamai de-
monstraciiai uzbego.
Vaziuojanti prezidenta
skaitlingoji pablil1a visur
sirdingai sveikino.
Vokietija persergsti
Russia.

Vokietija ,1z Morokko
reikalus susivaidijo su
Francija. I t,os vaidus me-
gino isimaisyti Russia, kas
Vokietijai labai nepatlko, Q
'juo labiau, kad Russia sto-
jus Francijos pusen.
Vokietijos laikrasciai sta
ciai atsako Rusijai teises
maisyties i Nakaru Euro
pos reikalus. Ir primena,
idant Rusija verciau dabotu
savo viduriniu il tolimu il
artimu Rytu.
Ir isteisybes, nudien vi
durine Rusijos politika ne
paprastai susipainiojus, 0
situacija paarsina aplinky-
be, jog j yra be ministerio,
kadangi uzzsienio dalyku mi
nisteris Sazanov sunkiai
serga.
Ir taip, Haagoj Chinu mi
sija jau pradejus sesijas
reikale pahaigino ginfll stl
Russia ~ rubezius Mall7
dziurijoje. Chi1iai neatmai-
nonai pareikalayo sau pri-
gulinciq teisiu Mandziuri-
'joje, kad tue tarpu Rusijoj
diplomatija uzmigus.
Persijoj vel viespatau-
janti visiska anarchija, ku-
ria panaikinti turf ne kas
kitas, kaip tik Russia, kai-
po globininke. .Pagaliau If ar
timuose rytuose padejimas
+labai prastas, kadangi Tur-
kijos su Cernogorija nesuti-
kimai kasdiena auga, eina
arsyn.
Delei tq visq priezasciq
Vokietijos laikrastija pata-
ria Rusijai visai nesimaisyti
j Morokko reikalus il dabo-
ii savo krasta.
Tikrai karti tiesa pasa-
kyta.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-07-27
buves sachas a. !! pasinlaudoda. pa!ssii q a !.
mas taigi If mano atgauti
sosta.
Francijos tautine svente.

i :. AS"AAS~J ~ 49, '..S
Francijos tautine svente,
Bastilijos sunaikinimas, inn
praejo be jokip svarbesniu
atsitikimu. Nors socijalis-
tai ta diena erase riausemis,
8 tai todel, kad jiems buvo
uzdrausta iskilmingai ap-
vaiksseioti geguzes l diena,
tai vienok viskas ir pasibai-
ge tik grasininais.
Socijalistu dienrastis
"Humanite' ant pirmojo
|puslapio atspaudino Basti-
lijos vaizda, 0 salep kale-
,jima Sante, kuriame uzda-
ryta keli socijaistai uz
straiko pagimdyma ant ge-
lezinkeliu. Dienrastis kurs-
te liaudi, idant anoji prizes
Sante kalejima parengtq
antivaldiska demonstraci-
ia. Teciau tasai kurstymas
ir visi projektai liko be pa
sekmiu, If Tx mazas bure-
lis darbininku megino tai
padaryti, bet raiteliai ir
tuos demonstrantus" is
wake.
Ant Longchamps. perziu-
reta kariuomene. Kariuo-
menes paroda puikiai nusi-
sekus. Lakstytuvais skra-
jojimas buvo uzdraustas.
Monarchistai taippat renge-
81 sukelti demonstracija
prizes prezidenta Fallieres,
gristanti po kariuomenes
perzziiure jimui, bet policija
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-07-27
gull ties Kaspiios juromis,
arti Rusiios. .sienes.

gull ties Kaspiios juromis,
arti Rusijogs ssienes.
Kuomet 1909 metals Mo
hamed Ali Mira buvo pra-
salintas nuo sostp, iskeliavo
-jis j Rusija ir apsigyveao
.Odesoj, o Rusijoss Valdzia
apsieme il saugoti, idant jis
nesugrzztu IS Persia, arba
kadir suokalbiu nedarytq.
Nezziurint to, jis sau. visgi
iskeliavo i Persija.
Jei jam dabar nepasiseks
atgauti .sostas, jisai daug
lures pralainaeti. Visupir-
.mu neteks ss2 800 n1etines
algos, kokia jam ismoka
Persijos vyriausybe.
10 tolksai pasielgimas ne
bus kas kita, kaip tik su
Rusijos yaldzia sllnokslas,
idant Persijoj tue budu SUI
kelus bruzdejimus, Q paskui
isnaujo leidziass ten Rusijos
kazokams laisvai seiminin-
kauti.
Londono !" Standard is
Persijjos caves I specijalinl
.telegrama, k1riuomi prane-
sama apie nauja Persijoj
kilusia anarchija. Sakoma
visas Persijos kabinetas at
sistatydines. Viso krasto
vidurys apimtass anarchijos.
Visi keliai ir vieskeliai pill
nj uzpuoliku kurie visokia
prekybos komunikacija SUI
paraliziave. Visur uzgime
.iudejimai. Paciame Tehe-
.rane tue tarpu ranlu ir
ivesta astri cencura.
Tonis sales neramybemis
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-07-27
Visoj apylinkej nepasiliau-
ia gaisrai, kurie galutinai
prazudo kaip bedinaji, taip
ir prasigyvenusiji.

Liepojuj buvo pardavine-
jami vaiku zaislai, persia
tantieji tikras kopijas apsi-
taisymo ivairios rusu armi-
jos kareiviu. Vietine adj
ministracija sulyg to daily
ko is augstybiu gavo isaky-
ma, idant tuojaus konfis-
kuotu visokius vaiku zais-
lus, kur yra nukopijuota
zenkleliai uz karo atsizyme-
jimus, arba bent-kokie ka-
reiviski zenkleliai ir karei-
viu apsitaisymas. Ateity-
je pardavinejimas tokiu
zaislu bus baudziamas.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-07-27

"TikrqjQ rusu" sajunga
jau visai baigia irti. Net
tokioj sajungos tvirtovej,
kaip Kursko gubernijoj,
daugybe sajungieciu atsisa-
ko klausyti vyriausios tary-
bos, kuri yra vedama zzino-
mo dumos atstovo atgalei-
vic MarkovO.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-07-27
Astrachaniaus gubernato-

Astrachaniaus gubernato-
rius uzdraude isduoti vie
tiniams laikrasciams is gu
bernijos valdybos gydymo
skyriaus zinias apie ivairias
epidenijas ir uzkreciama-
sias ligas Astrachaniaus gu
berniioi.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-07-27

Prieamurio general-gu-
bernatorius Gondatti suma-
ne visose apskricio moky-
klose ivesti mokinima japo-
nu kalbos kartu SUI rusq
kalba.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-07-27

| FlS-Sl alShu, JoSel cHOIeid
siaucia ir dienoje prarija i
10 zmoniQ auku Palermo,
&n1Ei IL -kitur.
Antverpene, Belgijoj,
uosto darbininAai Wis dar
straikuoja. Ir beveik kas-
diena keliama riauses ir su
policija susiremiama. Red
Star linija pranesus, jogei
il neatsakanti uz prekiQ
nepristatyma. Darbininku
reikalavimai ekonominiai. :;
Ant salos Haiti isnaujo
uzgimus revoliucija. Revo-
liucijonieriai ina virsQ ant
valdiskosios kariuomenes.
acknowledgements greitai
meginsia pulties ant salos
sostaines Port-Au-Prince
Ir taip jau didesne salos pu-
Sc randasi revoliucijonieriu
rankose. Dabartiniam pre-
zIdelltui Simon reikes pasi-
traHkti.
Amerikos generalinis
konsulis is Maskvos Wash
ingtonan raso, kad pagai
Rusijos valdiskas zinias
cholera Rusijoj visai uzge-
sus. Bet privatiniais keliais
is tolimesniu Rusijos pro-
vinciju pranesama, jog ret
karciais pasitaiko susirgi-
mai, bet nemirtini. zoa11
sakant, mirtingu atsitikimQ
is choleros Rusijoj jau me-
ra.
Galicijos mieste Lvove
buves sekantis dramatas:
Siuvejas Arenas Taube, pa
puoles didzian vargan delei
stokos darbo, megino nu-
nuodinti savo paeia il as
tuoneta vaiku ziurkems pa
rengtais nuodais. Daktaral
penketa vaiku isgelbejo, o
patti SUI kitais. TRIMS val
kais mire. Tai kokios skur:.
do pasekmes!
| Vienoj Austrijos impera-
torius atidare nauja parla-
menta su placia sosto kali
ba. Imperatorius savo kali
BOZ primine armijos reor-
ganizacijos reikalinguma If
kitus svarbesnius reikalus.
Imperatorius ant gallo veil
jo parlamentui santalkoJ
darbuoties ir cekams su vo-'
kiecciais susitaikinti. !.
| Anglijos lordp buto , RI
vilegijos panaikinta! -
dai pats vyriausybes rel
kalavimams pasidave II Ju
paeiu butas po trijp valan-
du debatu prieme valdzlos
reikalavima, susiaurinantl
lju privilegijas. Jei jie, lor.
/ dai, dabar savo butte neturl
iokio sprendziamojo balso },
] viespatijos reikaluose, tan
|kokiam galui jie ir uzlalko-],
lmi7
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-07-27
Politiskos Zinios.
Is Rusiios.

w RuslJos vlenuolynp
sienu dedasi negirdeti daily
kai. Peterburgo guberni-
jos Alatyrials vienuolyne
padaryta krata ir surasta
visiska vienuolyno gyveni-
mo ir seimininkavimo be-
tvarka. Tarp kitko, atras-
ia pozeminis, gerai intaisy-
tas pravedimas j netolimas
pirklybines pirtis. Gi tos
pirtis turi labai prasta re-
putacija.
Smolensko vienuolyne
dvasiskieji tyrinetojai pas
vienuolyno rektoriu surado
daugybe daiktu, suristu su
nemoraliniu vienuoliu gyve-
Slimu. Rektoriaus kabinete
surasta gramofonas su ne
moralinio turinio rekordais,
elektros dirzai, ivairus elk
sirai il t. p. Tarpe vienuo-
liu sllrasta kelios grazios
"vienuoles'', nesenesnes
kaip 20 metQ amziaus. Kar-
tn su ivairiais dirzais su-
raj ir kosmetikos daily
= i ttilteliai, kRepylai ir tt.
chirejus paliep6 is vie
plyno prasalinti 81 vie
les, kartu panaikinti ir
lerQ-vienuoliQ skyriu.
Revizoriai dar surado, kad
sumanus rektorius visus
Tienuolyno turtus persirase
int savo vardo, brangiau-
ius gi vienuolyno daiktus
Pasieme sau.
Katalikas. (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-19??, 1911-07-27
VIsokIOS zINI0S.

Italijoj isnaujo pradejus
siausti cholera. Nors ne
kurie korespondentai apie
tenaitine cholera rasydanli
perdaug ir perdeda, teciau
vis-gi aisku, jogei cholera
siaucia ir dienoje prarija i
10 zmoniu auku Palermo,
AIuGn6,a1zi IL kim,
The oasis., 1911-08-19

from the Interference of the buggy the horse went over the embark meEt. Dr. Lacy suffered q sprSin- ed ankle and number of bruises and MT, Gassaway was hurt about the arms and chest. One peculiar feature of the accident was that Dr. Lacy's eye glasses were not dislOdg- ed, notwithstanding he was thrOwa and rolled distance of tHenty- five feet to the bottom of the can yon. The buggy was slightly darn- aged and the horse not hurt.
 Tempe News: A gypsum plant is being built near the crescent canal on the road between here and Phoenix. The capacity of the plant will be about forty tons per day, and will include gypsum building blocks, plaster, and land plaster. The placing of land plaster in the local market at cheap rates will be helpful to the farmers. It has been demonstrated in Cali fornia that great crop gains are secured following the use of gypsum land plaster and for certain types of soil that are hard to handle it is the one thing that makes the land both productive aud easy of tillage. The use of gypsum build ing blocks is growing in favor, it is being used extensively on the new Hotel Adams and is used be- caused of its non-conduclive prop critics. Itis non-conductor of heat, cold and electricity
The oasis., 1911-08-19
FerrOCanil Union MexiCanO.
TIME CARD NO. 32.
In effect October 25th, 1910.

Au 6HeCJ DCLObef @JlHf lStU Train No. Leaves Torres Station 7.OOa m
 Arrives Prietas station 800 '' Leaves PrietaS Station : % D. III
 Arrives Torres Station 600 All trains connect at Torres OH Sonora Rail- way, with trains to NOgales, Guaymas and Gaqui River and vice versa.
 Wells, fargo& Co., Express and Telegraph ln operation between Minas Prietas and all parts of the World
 Shortest and best route to YaguI River Barranca and San Marcial cOa fie ds, SoyopS -ahuaripa, Ures. La Buta, La Dura, San Jayier, etc, etc.
 Freight can be consigned to F. C. Uuion MexicanO to be forwarded by team from Represo station to the above named places. All goods consigned to railway, are received, forwarded and warehoused fres Oi commission and storage charges.
 At Minas Prletas depot hacks aiwayl ready to make trips to any of tho above named points at reasonable rates.
 JOHN SYM0NDS,
 General Freight & Passenger Agent.
The oasis., 1911-08-19

Clothing for the poor will he thankfully received blythe Sisters of Mercy at St. Joseph's Hospital @
The oasis., 1911-08-19
ARIZONA NEWS.
As Interesting Column oF Items CulIed
 From Territorial Exchanges.


 Arizona Republican: The six Tudiaas charged with forgery were bound over to await action of the graad jury. Dana Sabin, one of the men, confessed to forging the check passed on David Horowitz and seemed rather proud of the ioh.
 Douglas International; One day last week the Gleeson mail pouch, on arriving at the COurtland post office, was found to be burning. A hole about two inches in diameter had been burned in the sack, but no damage was done to any of the mail. The fire consisted oi live eoais about the edges, the sack being made of jute, burned like a wOolen rag. How the fire origi- mated Is not known.
 Bisbee Review The Copper Queen store has placed an order for text books to be used in the schools of the district next year and they will be on sale soon. Nearly all of the books used last year will have to be discarded or exchanged for new ones this year, as new text books in nearly all studies have been prescribed by the territorial board of education. The list of text books is revised ! every four years. None of the books used in the schools of this district were retained, except the books of the music department.
 COconino Sun: The mail pouch containing all letters dropped off No. 10 late Friday night was stolen from the Santa Fe baggage room between 12 o'clock and morning. No 3's mail pouch was also rihed of coatents. No. 10 was about three hours late and while the night baggage man was out, the thief or thieves used a hack saw Ou the lock, secured an easy en- trance and made way with the mail. ! 50 far as known no clue has been found. Captain Greene of the Sauta Fe detective force was in the city Sunday investigating the mat ter with local officers.
 Tucson Citizen: That the erec- ton of Southern Pacific shops, but aot the proposed Tucson shops, in phOeaix is certain, is the statement of l. l.. Carney, railroad contractor, Who is here today to bid for sub- contract under MacArthur Bro- thers company. Some time before the much. discussed special dispatch from Los Angeles appeared in the Phoenix papers announcing the intentIon of the Southern Pacific to build $400,000 shops in Phoenix, Mr. Carney said he had received information which made him morally certain that such an an nouucement would be forthcoming. In the expectation that something may develop, he is holding his teams and men in the Salt River Valley. They have been engaged in hauling sugar beets by contract since the reconstruction of the Tucson -Nogales railroad was finish ed.
 Miami Messenger Frank Gas saway, of the Miami drug store, and Dr. Lacy, had narrow escape fronn daafh loct Safurdav whan o
The oasis., 1911-08-19

Miami Messenger: Frank Gas saway, of the Miami drug store, and Dr. Lacy, had narrow escape from death last Saturday when buggy in which they were riding went over a steep embankment. Unaccustomed to being driven, their horse became frightened on a grade when the buggy crowded him aud in attempting to get away
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
NICHOLS OPPOSES MACHINE.

Seeks Nomination For School In
spector On Anti-MartlndaIe Ticket.
Edward T. Nichols, candidate fol-
the Republican nomination for school
inspector In the Seventeenth ward
told The Times. Friday. that he is an
anti-machine and anti-Martindale can.
didate.
Il am opposed to Mr.. Martindale as
superintendent of schools, because
am convinced that there can be no
harmony on the board OF education
as long as present conditions obtain,
he says. Il also feel that the lack OF
harmony has impaired the efficiency
Of our school system.
Personally, am In favor of re-
moving the school system from poll
tics entirely would like to see the
schools run by q commission. like our
Are department, for instance. This
commission should be non-partisan
and appointed by the mayor"
Mr.. Nichols Is at present an esti-
mator for the Seventeenth ward, and
at one time served the Twelfth ward
In similar capacity.
The Detroit times., 1911-03-11
THINKS HE CAN QUALIFY.
Or. oakman Not Barred From Health
Board Position.

1t has been limited in certain quar-
tiers that DR.. Charles X. Oakman, OF
Detroit, might not be able to accept
appointment as member or the state
board OF health. rendered him by. Gov.
Osborn, because of not being a regis
tered physician for. five years, as the
law provides. DR.. Oakman was grad
uated five years ago as a physician,
but didn't register until 1908. He
thinks, however, that the fact that
he has been practicing Ave years will
allow him to become eligible for the
office.
The statement has been made that
the doctors certificate Of registration
was missing from the county clerks
office, and that the date of registration
In the record book had been tempered
with. County Clerk Farrell produced
the certificate, Friday morning, and
said 1t had never been out OF his ONCE.
Moreover. he showed that there had
been no tampering with the date of
the Doctors Registration. hws ~