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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01
TAKE BEATTIE's
GUITAR AWAY

RICHMOND, Va. Aug. Fear
ing that Henry G. Beattie, jr.. the
rich young banker charged here
with the murder of his wife. will
commit suicide with its steel
strings. the authorities here today
removed his guitar from his cell.
Since his arrest Beattie has
divided his time between strum-
ming on the guitar and reading
novels. He ia likely to be indicted
within two weeks and the trial Will
be set for a fortnight later. 1t is
expected that a change OF venue
win be granted. as public excite
ment here over the murder OF Mrs.
Beatue and the Sensational dis
closures OF Beattie's relations with
BeuIah Binford is still intense.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01

OlSE ~ III - ANA>A>
ttt ~ tttft =
4 In the service of the Pacific 4
4 Coast Steamship company is 4
4 the steamer Queen Hers Is =
4 q record OF disaster after dis =
4 aster. She was sunk al Port =
4 Hartford. near San Luis Obispo. =
4 raised and sent north Struck =
4 Zarnac rock. bcached. Went 4
4 to Nanaimo. Boilers exploded. =
4 killing three and iniuring five =
4 men. including experimenting 4
4 Engineer Allison. On her way =
4 to Seattle she ran down a Z
4 f.000ton German tramp steam =
4 err. She caught fire. four men =
4 burning to death. on q voyage =
4 to Seattle. =
49, 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 = 4 4 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01
WOMAN GETS FIRST

= AEROplANE LICENSE !
4 HEMPSTEAD. L. l.. Aug. /. 4
= The first aeroplane pilots 4,
4 license ever issued to woman I
= In America was granted 10
4 Harriet Quinby today by the !
4 Aero Club OF America Miss ,
4 Quinby's recent flights have Z,
4 been OF q most sensational {,
4 nature. She described figure {,
4 Fights In the air and made {,
4 such perfect landings that the I
4 club officials decided she was ,
4 entitled 10 license. i,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01

NEW Yoak--Jehn shuIl

4 NEW YoRk--John ehull =
4 and family OF st. Paul have =
4 hired private car Go make n 4
4 trip west in the hope OF bsna- 4
= fitting the health Of their pet 4
= bull dog. which suffered a 4
4 nervous breakdown from over. 4
= eating 4
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FOLK AGREES WITH eRYAr


4 FOLK AGREES WITH BRYAN 4
4 (By United Press Leased wirc.) 4
4 LINCOLN. Neb., Aug. L. 4
4 Declaring himself in full ac- 4
4 cord with all OF VIM. J. Bryan's 4
4 policies. Joseph w. Folk OF 4
4 Missouri, in letter TO the 4
4 Commoner today, answered !
4 Bryan's recent interrogation TO 4
4 presidential candidates. No 4
4 replies to Bryan's queries 4
+ have yet been received from 4
4 the other men he recently 4
4 designated as possibilities for 4
4 the democratic nomination In 4
r 1912. 4
4 \ \ y k41 HAHt t4Hf \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01
NEW yoRK--A msnqy

NEW YoRk--A msngy lion,
toothless and short OF fur. dis.
carded from the animal show at
Luna Park. was sent 10 Col. Rooscs
welt at the Outlook officca- Ths
colonel was absent and the Hon
went TO the s. r. G. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01

oLYMPIA--ThIrty pIans were
submitted for the 100000 capi-
toll and the $4,000 temple Of
Justice yesterday.
inspectors Of weights and meas
ures began extra work today, They
will see that every package Of food
has It's net weight stamped on 1t.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01
Edward Tunman, a fisherman, fell

Edward Tunman, q fisherman. foil
off the water wagon, but took to
the waters OF Elliott bay in a row
boat. About mile from shore he
fell asleep. and there he was found
last night, slumbering peacefully
and blissfully ignorant OF the peril
he had been tempting from passing
steamers. He was picked up by
J. McDermott In the launch Lillics
No. 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-01
GATES IS DYING

PARIS, Aug lit was announced
by the physicians today. the con-
dition Of John w. Gates, the Ameri.
can millionaire, Ia critical, and that
his death may occur at any time.
Only constant administration OF
oxygen and heart stimulants has
kept Gates alive.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-01-27
CHAPITRE II.
lie CHATEAU DE CIAMONDRIN

L'homme qul Sc presenta etais jeune.
Malgre sa peau basanee ct son epaisse
moustache, SEES traits, Repression de son
regard revelaient la franchise ct la bonte.
Son vehement, taille dams I'm We'll uni
forme, etait DUN soldat autant que dun
serviteur. On voyait, brodees en- ar
gentle armes du marquisde Chamoudrin
proprietaire du chateau. A l'aspect de
Tiepoletta %evanouie, de l~'enfant endormi
a quelques pas dele, il ne put retenir
I'm cri de douloureuse surprise.
-Qu'est-ce done, Coursegol? demanda
un parsonage qui lie suivait.
Voyez plut6t, monsieur lie marquis,
repondit Coursegol, en- designant dun
geste Tiepoletta.
-Est-elle morte? s'ecria lie marquis en-
Sc precipitant vers la bohemienne.
En- meme temps, frapp6 de la beaut6
de Tiepoletta, il s'agenouilla posa la main
sur lie caur de la pauvre femme. &c
c@ur battait encore, mais ST faiblement
que lie marquis await peine 4 en- comp'er
les puisations. II Sc releva:
Ellie Wit, dit-il, mails je ne sails 81 nous
la sauverons. Vite! Coursegol qu'on la
recueille ellie ct son enfant qu'on leur
dome des soins.
oh! penfant va bien, repondit celui-
ci, il ne lui faut qu'un bon lait; pour au-
jourd'hui Inne de nos chevres sera sa
nourrice.
En- p%arlant ainsi, Coursegol appela une
servante a laquelle il remit Penfant.
Puts, ayant pris la mere entire ses bras
vigoureux, il pemporta dams une cham
bre ct la deposa sur I'm lit
Presse de la rappeler d la vie, Course
gol Sc nit vivement a l'oeuvre, non sans
quelque emotion.
Ell bien, Sc ranlme-t-elle? demanda
lie marquis qui suivait roperation dun
cell attriste.
-Je ne sails trop. Voyez vous-meme
monsieur lie marquis. II me .semble
qu'elle a fat I'm movement.
LIE marquis s'approcha. Au meme
moment. Tiepoletta ouvrit les yeux.
Ellie regarda a droite ct d gauche; puts
dune voix presque eteinte murmura
quelques mots en- langue etrangere:
Ellie a parle, dit lie marquis. MATS
que demande-t-elle? Ellie est inquiete,
~preoccuree.
Ellie veut voir sa file! s'6cria tout d
coup Coursegol qui sortit en- courant.
Pendant son absence, T%iepoletta await
repris suffisamment connaissance pour
Sc rappeler les evenements. Mais ellie
etait 81 fable qu'elle pouvait a peine
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-01-27

Cinq minutes avaient sutfi 4 Tiepoletta
pour embrasser retendue de ~rinondation.
Ellie etait debout l'eil hagard, les che
veux defaits, dams lie desordre dune STU
p~etiante douleur. Tout 4 coup, une va
que enorme vint mouiller ses pieds avec
DIES rugissement de bette fauve. Ellie ser
ra sa file plus fort ct recula. Une va
que nouvelle Sc precipita, la mouilla de
nouveau. Les eaux a~llaient-elles done
envahir la grotte? Son sang Sc glaca
dams ses veines. Tn trouble lndicible
s'empara de sa pauvre tete. Cette emo
ton, apres toutes celles qu'elle await su
bies depuis trois jours, etalt au dessus
de ses forces. Des ce moment ellie agit
sous rempire dune folie causee par la
peur. II fallait FUR. Mais par quel
chemin? Gagner I'm DIES villages voisins
etait impossible. Les eaux couvraient
toute la PLANE.
Tout a coup, Tiepoletta Sc rappela
qu'au SONNET de la colline sous laquelle
ellie Sc %trouvait, Sc dressait I'm chateau on
les bohemiens a~llaient quelquefois de-
mander raum6ne. On y a~rrivait par un
large sentier qui s'ouvrait sur la route, a
quelques metres au-dessus de la grotte.
C'est la qu'elle r6solut d'aller demander
I'm aslle. Mais pour gagner la partle de
la route demeuree a sec, IL fallait mar
cher dams peau. Ellie n'hesita pas.
Chaque minute de retard aggravait lie
danger ct pouvait METRE entire ellie ct
son dernier salut I'm obstacle infranchis-
sable. Ellie releva sa robe, en- ramassa
les pills autour de ses reins, attacha sa
file sur son dos, s'elanca bravement.
Que d'angoisses durant ce court trajet!
Ellie await de Peau jusqu'au ventre. LIE
sol detrempe etait glissant, lie courant ca
pricieux, rapide. II lui fallut une vo-
lonte incompatible pour ne pas ceder
vingt fois 4 la violence du monstre de-
cha1ne. A diverses reprises, ellie dut
sarreter pour reprendre haleine. &c ne
fut qu'apres dix minutes-des si6cles!-
dune lutte acharnee qu'elle attelgnlt
enfn lie sentier qui conduisait au cha
teau. Ellie 6tait sauvee!
Ellie essuya a la hate ses membres
rulsselants, laissa retomber autour de
son cors amaigri les pills de sa robe fripee.
Sans perdre IN temps precieux a regar-
der derriere ellie lie chemin perilleux
qu'elle venait de parcourir, ellie gravit
rapidement la %colline. Quelques ms
tants apres, ellie a~rrivait, dams IN etat a
faire pitie, a la porte du chateau. IL
etalt temps. Une minute encore, ct ses
ct ses jambes br1sees par pemotion. au-
raient refuse de la soutenir. Ellie tomba
sur ses genoux, deposa sa file sur quel-
ques touffes de bruyere qui poussaient
capricieusement en- Get endroit; puts, le-
Want la main, ellie %saisit, tira, par I'm SUI
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-01-27

sirs quill regrettalt. loin de ses amis qui
~l'avaient oublie, accusant lie ciel ct les
hommes de son infortune, il tomba dams
une sorte de misanthropie qui lie rendit
%nerveux, fantistique a Pexces. II vecut
vingt ans ainsi, ne gontant MULE joie a
voir grandir son fills, don't la %jeunesse
s'ecoula tristement ct don't Peducation
fut peuvre du cure dun village vol
sin. II mourut en- 1865, au mileu de
ce dix-huitieme steele don't la premiere
Motto await etc 81 fatale a sa maison.
Son fills. lie marquis Hector,-celui que
mons o WI ~recueillir Tiepoletta,-se
trouva maitre, a vingt ct I'm ans, de ce
nom jadis illustre dams les champs de
b~ataille, de cling mile livres de
revenu ct du chateau de Chamondrin.
C'6tait un jeune homme doux,
s%erieux, de go1ts modestes. II Sc
r6signa vite a sa situation. Apres pavoir
examine sous toutes SEES faces, il prit la
resolution de contribuer pour sa part ct
par tous ses efforts a relever Ieclat de
SOB nom II epousa, deux ans apres la
mort de son pere, la file d'nn pauvre
g%entilhomme provencal, don't les vertus
domestiques lui parurent propres a alder
p~execution de ses projects. LIE lende-
main de son marriage, il ramona sa femme
dams sa demeure ct lui tint ce languages:
Ma chere Edmee, vous entrez dams
une fannie qui, depuis quarante ans, a
subj bien DIES maux que nous ne pouvons
reparer que par de grands sacrifice.
Nous ne devons pas esperer de jour du
fruit de nos efforts. Mais nos enfants,
81 Dieu nous en- accorde, en- jouiront, ct
c'est eux qui rendront a la maison de
Chamondrin sa splendeur ct son opu-
lence. J'attends de vous que vous con-
sentiez 4 partager la mediocrite de mon
sort, a n'avoir en- vue CONNIE moi, qu'un
but, economiser chaque aimee u nos
revenus une somme suffisante pour cons
tituer a notre fills aine, lorsquil aura
atteint Page d'homme, DIES resources qui
lui permettent de faire bonnie figure a la
cour ct de conquerir les faveurs du roi
notre derniere esperance.
-Vous me %trouverez toujours prete
a vous seconder, repondit la jeune mar
quise.
Daus les deux annees qui suivirent
leur marriage, lis current un fills d'abord
une file %ensuite. 'Bonheur de roi", dit
lie prove,be. Mais ce ne fut pas tout.
Durant ces deux annees, les recoltes fu-
rent abondantes, ct les premieres econo-
mics sen resentment. L~'exlstence DIES
jeunes epoux %s'annoncait done heureuse.
LIE marquis esperait. La marquise,
creature adorable ct toute charmante,-
partageait ses espGrance. Sans doute, la
vie dams ce chateau isol6 n'etait pas sans
monotone. Les hivers etalent bien
longs. Mais lie marquis l1sait %beaucoup,
chassalt, s%'occupait de ses biens, CONNIE
Petit fat I'm paysan. La marquise, obi
gee scion une expression vulgaire, de
la main d la pate, dirigeait sa
maison avec autant de soin que la plus
vulgaire DIES b~ourgeoises, ct ne semblait
vivre que ponr seconder les efforts de: son
mari. ST, dams toutes les situations OH
peut Sc trouver Phomme, la resignation
est lie premier clement du bonheur, on
etait heureux au chateau de Chamon
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-01-27
Feuillcton de I'Echo de l'Ouest

preme effort, II chaine SUI pendue a
cote de la porte. Les sons dune cloche
retentirent aussit6t. CONNIE 81 ses for
ces n'auraient attendu que ce moment
pour l%'abandonner, ellie roula sans O n
naissance sur lie sol au moment OH la
porte s'ouvrait.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-01-27
"a CONTINUER }

Invitations de marriage, de der
Mere mode, a prix reasonable, a
osn bureau1
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1911-01-27

fYrNous enverrons gratuitement les
numeros d"ia parus de &c feuii-
Teton a tout nouvel abonne qui en- fera
la demande.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31

- ToIoustomitea pppt6d bnomas
uttaa faifiue Iuttoian oiiamiebiHe
ia firffof. popeiae, ettd moitte tebod
parboanne idleud olemien falente'
rien fansio, iofo mppben o%Iennetul-
la binnaaa toi antoa lubicna uuiiue
auttojan iilaoiiue ia uuoistaiiqe, iot'
fa mafiomot tilausmafion tpuooeti
eteenpdin.
2olenterio on ioatawana slu;taian
2iriopoinosia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31

SppSlebti Nro II on %poinos,a liz
mesipnpt ia ldbeietddn ndind pdi
mind tiIoaiiue. 2ebti fiidltdd ienroas
nat firioitufIet:
2eidn oitana, runo, fri. g. Wliet.
linen.
SDpsmietelmid, firi. 7. 6uusfo.
men.
Gutuuieen naliiiemiIemme, firi. g.
Miettinen.
Ibneuoesta, Fri. 90. 80. 10.
2oniaIIeni, runo, Fri. :. 6irpi.
9uteerufien louieita. -
Sananen fiuiatuiue fieluilIe, firi.
6. S-nen.
Scbtoiani. runo, fri. :. s.. Sir.
mi.
gion ipaibteluista. Fri. :. 8. 9eis
monen.
Snfo ibminen &rismtiesia ppbd
ia nonburetoe, tiri. 7. HnnfiIo.
Sumolon Iopii1e, tiri. ). auffo'
men.
Soiien YpaIo, rnno, tiri. !. gn.
Sierra on muu,tniuu faitri, iiri.
o. 6ooroIo.
SpfipDd, Fri. Soc W,attion.
Sublaiulfoiiusio OH mpDsfrn uleis
ia funia.
Sinta Is ienttid top; afr.
GiIaufiet omot oioiieiopoi:
gi ttaio,
6. Yor SO. Sronpoob, Micb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31
Matfa rtmistelmia.
(Sotfoa euiieen.)

aaiaanista fdmdlimme YaltomosIo
iermebtimdsid mouboia tuttuia. 35
puotta Iitte olin poppino, MIN. TO-
ipastin apuloiieno 2 nuotta, tnosio
paltamon pitdidsId. polion oil pal
fot muutiuneei, mutta ibmiiiin ndb'
ben oil muutofiet mield buomotta'
tpommot. Searofunnad IiuoiiiSta,
mirfomiebistd Ell o0us eIoSIa muita
Putin Iuffari ionta tonSio Glen pb'
benitdinen. YaitIi luttari Woffos'
to eli pieId folme fIorueta Dege'
Illus elosia. 6oueta oil muistelIo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31

- Wrs. 2otpiia Wiita, Sanop,
Winn. on 9uttaiau ia iubloiultoiIus
ien aIiamies paifeatunnouaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31

Sa laumoas boioopaa
WlpDs f%oitien bu%rsfabasti.
Gnf' f~atIois fiitosta,
Gn mibaa mailman,
Suiu barbapoluilta
Waan poiS faan lampaban.
Ml ammo etIid
Wun funnioo ia ~fultao,
Waan fiiben tpptpd
Wint' olen iaanut Iulta!
2uu iofopditudiI en
@aon Ieiipdn, Serra, iaon,
Slonn tiittelen
Qua asti fuolemaon!"
Sanotoan tetstisIdmme: ySa Sdn
tefi rupston fDpiistd ia oioi ulos ne
faiffi temppelistd." Somoa oietta
!6erra fGpttdd temppelinid pnbbis.
tutIesIa mailman loppuun usti. SUI
malan fpmmenen fdstpd on nuot
f5pbet benseuiiesti, ioista !6erra
ruosfan tefee. go eifD nuo fHsfpt
pubbista temppelid ilman ruosfafii
tefemdtd? Sa mia on tue alas lp6s
md ruosto? Nditd fpipmptIid mass
tatesIani ioubun mdtiieuftn taioo'
muan moneue 10 ennestddn arfaon
poitfaan.
Sniff, temppeli benseuiiest mer'
fitiee ibmistd ia bdnen fpbdntddn,
ionfa SumaIa tuomiIesIa tefi aiu'
maIiotleen. rSiad Ell Sumala aiu Ed
fiud tebbpisid temppeIeisId" Sci. Sc;
1, 2. Saatuna turmoil tuon Tempe
lin 5pntiinIanfeemiIen fauttu ia min
onen ibminen tuIi IieIun ia ruumiin
pmolesta tdptetptIi ep~dusfoIa, liban
bimoua ia el6mdn foreuoella. SdmG
oil i'm miufd idbben Sumalan mas
jan tornitIi tula alas toifpaasta,
SeeIutien uuteno Mubamina. Wlutto
ettei Sdneud plIut fumppunia, tors
pitTi Sdnen maipua SoIsatalIo fuo
lon uneen, min Sdn nimittdd berdt'
tpdnid Observation-Disclosures fuoueis
ia, futen e%nIimdinen Noam: r3amd
on luu minun luistani ia liba mi
nun libaetoni." CANA toinen Moam
(Seius) plDsnouI emiIenia aomuna
opetuslopiiaon: rMiaun Sidni ia
teibdn Sidnne, Wtinun Sumoloni
ia teiodn Sumalonne" Sob. 20: II,
Mutto naiffo ibminen tuli .Seefut-
len ubrifuolemasio Iopitetutfi idl'
Ieen SumaIon tansia e &or. 5: 10,
20). min iltd Iaatana pitdd ibn,iIes'
la pud epauSton ia oman man
b%ursfauoen ia %iuuruuben fouppo'
pDptid. Gen tGbben on 9erra idd'
tdnpt lunostustpDnId ioornon ia
fdsteen foutta bulletin lunoStetiille
perionaIiIesti toimitettamaf5i. Wtorf.
16: Is, 16.
ytiin !Serran rupsfo OH luu lonal'
linen Iaarna, fiuoin fmin Sumalan
totuus arfoleimaita a5etetoon plbdis'
ten ia olbaioten eteen. Wtutto Ell al
noastaan ibmiien Ipodn puboistu
lain fauttu. Slid lain fautta ipn'
min tunto tuIee" Hom. 3: 20. Wiutta
tarnitaan emonfeliumi, rlofa on Su'
NOLAN moima itIefullefin usfopai.
Iele autuubetfi" ytom. 1: IS.
Niin fotonoiI uubesiaan fuuluu
Serra temppelinid puhbistapan ia
oIuma Iiotienia palmistaspaan aiee
ieen: Sumolan ianan iaarna ia iaf'
ramentit, Sumaian ianon lufeminen
ia tutfiminen, Serron nimen onufii
buutamineu. Se OH iitte !Serran o.
ma ala minfd pdIitoppalecn ala
9dn armoi.ia tulefin or bppdfii
nabnpt tirfo stad. &c eli %olentaan
!Serron ruoStosto iditH holua pnr-
famaan. Siie tuten olen ennenfin
Ianonut, min ionon iaman &utberin
tansIa npttin: vGttd dltddmme MUIR
toto 9erron idrlestpStd."
Uiin Serron Seeiutien peri pub
biStaa usfon fautta ipbdmmen ia
oman tunnon 6erron temrpelitii.
Senpd tdbben msfo ratas lutiiani
taitfi fpntiii, W,toii ia wirbeeii on'
teefIi tnosia liitpn Gnfelin, SeeiufIen
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31

- 2pIebti Idhetpsfasiaan pastori
6. Smasfaiien fautta Noleltsta,
WaSh. $3.50.
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- Npt on Iopinin aifa nnobestn
uubistao tiIaufIenIa iefd ferdtd leb'
belle uuIia iilauffio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31

3abicittdneet tiriapainoae Sle'
b1elanbista, Sbio, ieuroapat:
Sba Hantola. ........."."".-."....$5.OO
Mina Gn9luno................".. 500
NmaIasta, WttcE.
e. 6. Mnoerion..... ..."...--.... 1.25
2aina pastori g. WiiettiieItd 5000
&iitos Iabioittniille ia lainooiiue!
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Entered as seeond-class matter January IL
SOC, ut he post office at Michigan
under the Act of Congress OF March 8. 1879.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31

Toimitus eli sailyta kirjoitnksia joita Ell vol se
ulaista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31
,TILAUSHINNAT
YHDYSVALTOIHIN

Rahat lAhetettAko0t joko suorastaan rahassa
tai expressi- tai pankkivekselissa tahi posti-mo'
uey-orderissa dollaria pienemmat summat vol
dam IahettAK / sentin postimerkeissA,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-08-31

iostus oQut pieni b0prplaina eli
moottori meme wdlittdmdsld liifen
nettd, mutta tue mpottori oil MT e.
pdfunnoSSo, IiiS fdpteitiin ipoon
fossil menettd. Wlerild nimiiesld ia,
Iosia lltaidrmen pitdidd iiirrpimme
toiieen turiSti'neneeIeen, iofo oil ipd'
bGn lemedmpi ia nafapampi. NpI
oil losfettawa enIin pienempi mutto
pdfewd ia rpnpppiid Ibnosfosfi
Gen idlfeen iulimme SuInnioen fun,
rimpaan %penitulmaa pittddn ppbd'
fosfeen. perdr piididnd oil meiaG
WteriIdstd eIdbt6npt ipanfon ndfDi
men mics, iofo 10 10 tpuotiaasto oil
noita foefia loSfenut ia % muotto
oil ban olIut ponnotettuno perdmie'
bend. Wdliin ianoi laSteneenia pp'
b~Gfosfen Ali p~6itpdSId. S6md oil
omiaan iaattomoon Ieurueen i65enei
turmatulla mielead, fun loSfumies
oil fofenut ommotisioon. Wlies Fer,
ioi ettd iofu fotemoton nuorimies
mime feidnd IaSfenut ipridan mdp
Iistd, iofa on torffaau tunnettoma.
perdmieS ia Ieurue oinoostaan mic,
bid foifetIi onnefi iputuipot fuo,
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-07-28
BUREhU NEEDS
SIMPLE OF
GOOD CROPS
To be used in Advertising the
Estancia Valley this
Season

The Bureau of Immigration is pre-
pairing to renew the permanent exhibit
of New Mexico products in the Bureau
offices at Albuquerque, The present
exhibit has been used at several fairs
and expositions and has been damaged
in shipping. The present favorable
year offers fine opportunity to make
a splendid exhibit Of New Mexico farm
crops and fruits and the Bureau is pre-
pairing to take advantage of it. In the
course Of year a great many people
call at the Bureau offices and to these
people the exhiBit is one Of the best
arguments for remaining permanently
in New Mexico. Each exhibit, whether
Of grain or fruit, is carefully labeled,
with the name Of the grower and his
post office address, so that practically
every section of New Mexico is repre-
sented in the display.
The Bureau is especially anxious to
secure this season good samples OF
wheat, oats and other grain, truck
samples and samples of fruit OF all
kinds. This district should be well re-
presented in this exhibit. If you have
good sample of grain, beans, truck or
fruit, pack it up and express tito the
Bureau Immigration, Albuquerque,
| N. M. The Bureau will pay the ex-
press and will see that you get full
credit for it in the display. Usually
two quarts Of grain is sufficient for the
| purpose. The same is true of beans
/ Ten or twelve potatoes make flne
showing and half dozen samples OF
large fruits are sufficient to make a
most attractive jar.
In shipping fruit the packing should
be carefully done to avoid bruising and
the Bureau should be notified by letter
| or postal card of the shipment so that
prompt delivery can be had. The
Bureau will appreciate the aid of the
farmers and fruit.growers of New Mex
| leo il rounding out the exhibit this
wear SO that it will be thoroughly repre-
sentative of all sections of New Mexi-
20
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-07-28
Suits for 6Oll66tlOn
Of POIl Tax

Las Cruces, N. NJ, July 3d.
The filing of poll tax suits contin-
ues in the justice court. Ten ad-
ditional suits have been filed and
this makes a total of 80 suits
filed to date. Out OF the tota
number filed there have been 40
cases settled and in each of these
the defendants paid the amount
of the poll tax.
One case that ai ..filedas con-
tested in court, the defendant ap-
pearing IL his attorney to con
test the claim for $5 due for live
years poll tax. The suit as
decided against the defendant
and he as required to pay taxes
and costs, amounting in all to 81;
besides the retainer for his attor'
Iney.
The Estancia news. [volume] (Estancia, Torrance County, N.M.) 1904-1912, 1911-07-28
SWEENEY WINS

j. A. Sweeney, the butter and
cheese man Of the Cedar Grove
neighborhood returned from a
stay of several days at Albuquer-
que last week, where he has been
on account of a case in the pro-
bate court at that place. Some
thing over a year ago, Sweeney
sold his ranch in the Rio Grande
Valley to one S. D. Schuyler, the
sum Of $1500 to be paid on JAM
uary LIST. In the meantime Schuy-
Ter died, and the widow attempt
ed to escape payment Of the note.
Upon settlement Of the estate in
Probate Court, Sweeney demand
ed payment Of his note. Two
davs were occupied in taking evil
dence after which the court de-
cided that Sweeney be paid in full
amount with legal interest since
maturity Of the note. An appeal
was taken to the district court.
II. e. Woods and Modesto Ortiz
represented Mr.. Sweeney, and
the outlook is that the decision
Of the probate Court will be at
firmed by the higher court.