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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-19
ROSA, ACQUITTED OF
MURDER, AGAIN ARRESTED

Frank Rosa, who was acquitted for
murder yesterday, was rearrested to-
day by Plainclothesmen Goodwin and
Harmon, who had previously arrested
him for the murder. on the charge of
carrying concealed weapons. He win
he arraigned in the Second Precinct
Court tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
CURB TRANSACTIONS,
STOCKS.
INDUSTRIAL

Sslse High. Low. Last. Ch'Ees.
Is Am Tobacco. .44O $50 49, 3
g AZ G. & " J.. 10 10 io
$500 Inter Rubber. 33ig 81. 3l% -1b
io,5O0 Penn rights. ga % Is
1856 Standard OIL. .63e e-31 6}7 q
? 200 United Cigar. 7fis - - 3is
400 Z s Light & II 2is . y
ESQ Do prof. .... SIS SA S's =
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earn
inss Of thirty-one railroads or systems for
the FIRST week i'm February. OF these,
twenty return gains OF S522I2l, or T.. per
cent. and eleven return losses of s223.6l6, or
20 per cent. The whole shows gain OF
s2es ,j05, or sc per cent.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20

% ccrnp7 nleS.S St@, 90 SdotulNl s9@%'i-l -
II companies 257S,627 2SO2.2iS '2236l6 19
Total 81 cosss. e2e IS 1928 s2as.5"5 a.s
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.


Following shares ~, week
the with the hsh A"o "
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20
BANK EXCHANGES; STOCK SALES.

Tho bank exchanges Of the New York
Clearing House and the sales of stocks on
the New York Stock Exchange last week
and IN the same week Of the preceding two
wears compare as follows:
Feb. IL II. Feb 49, 10 Tcb ~ 90
Exchgs 63S 32 6si 81 ?36 G99 80 81 151 O44 341
shs sold ?l7o327 Abs, ,l0l a459,572
New-York tribune., 1911-02-20


the hrst week in February. OF these.
twenty return gains OF S522.12l OF g. per
cent, and eleven return losses OF szZo,oio, OF
20 per cent. The whole shows gain Of
s29s,j05, or Sc per cent
First week Ga Feb
1911. 1910. Increase. &c
70 Gonna MES So sq2 800 s5.3701s1 Sj22.f21 A.s
il companies 257S627 2.S02,2iS '228,6i6 10
Total 81 oosss. .47oa29 IS 172. 424 s2as.5o5 a.s
'Deoreass.
ANN ARBoR.
a1 week in Fen. sss.a2. s42ioa
ruly l-Feb -. l.276o2s L22745' -
CANADIAN NORTHERN.
2dveek II F5 s9o3 s"} SJss goo goo slSG ~ zoo so6
CANADIAN PACIFIC.
"a week in Feb. 81 $50 900 81 450. c01 st157 600
July i-Feb. IA g 1870 1883. 100 4714.6j7
COLORADO SOUTHERN LINES.
July i-Feb Il. 10 363 .953 10 70s.SN -
GEORGIA SOUTHERN d FLORIDA
Isl week in FEB $52537 So, ,e9s SA5'oSS3
GRAND TRUNK.
% veel, in Feb S749Oel S7l9SS9 S631 090
July i-Fsb. "a. 27.941.0OS 27,S69649 2asSl ,2i9
MISSOURI PACIFIC. .-.--
- week in FEB Sloo9co9 $lo61 600 600 . ssss 50. 9oC 1o
Juiy 1-Fe5. IL "a p7t,"V2 33.o6o'26- - 4o9l lco
TEXAS & PACIFIC
r. % r'fs r @ FaS e. s5 9Ss Ss9Ss '3SS 81
DENVER SOUTHWESTERN & PACIFIC.
Is, week ia-I-eb Ss1e2s5 Slae.s Sc $934s as
NORTHERN ONO TRACTION & LIGHT.
1e1l. 1910. Incrsaas.sa; saas.a;
fsn M eisE 1.FeS n 10 10 s27 93 esl s %s4i7 5'S37
NORFOLK q PORTSMOUTH
Month Of Jan 1911. Increase
The Holly chieftain., 1911-12-01
Piano Fund Raised.

The Woman's Civic Club, few
weeks ego, decided that a piano
must be had for their club rooms,
and with the ready wit Of women.
started out to raise the money by
giving entertainments, the last
event being hop given by the
clubs president, Mrs. John Dun
can, last Friday evening, netting
the club $50. which completed the
fund The piano WAS ordered next
day, andis expected here tomorrow.
The Woman's Civic club is to be
commended for its successful Of.
forts in making II number OF i'm
provemsnts for Holly, OF which
the public drinking fountain is a
living monument.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-12-01

Wslch ios the Bossler Edition Of
The Holly Chieitsia. Sesd 10 yosr
sdvestiseoesls st oaOe. Forms will
clese very soos. Dsst overlook il.
J. T. Burton made a hurried
trip to Lamar last Wednesday on
business.
j. w. Jones the blacksmith re-
turned from Kansas City, Mo-,
last Sunday. where he has all but
closed a deal for some vacant pro.
perty he has owned for some
time past.
President Kelly of the holly
Sugar Co., ID expected any day
now.
The hop given by Mrs. John
Duncan last Friday was q great
success, the piano fand being in.
creased about $50 thereby. Re-
freshments we're served and the
light fantastic was tripped until
late hour.
Mrs. Mace Palmer and children
OF Granada, spent Thankgiving
with her sister and brother-in.Iaw.
Mr.. and Mss. Elisha House.
Subscribe for The Chieftain.
G. w. Smeltzer has been con-
fined to his bed since Sunday last
relapse having set in since his
supposed recovery from gather
ing in the head called mastoiditis.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E.
church held bazaar and supper
in the Harden building last Fri
day, which was we'll attended. The
cuisine was excellent. AZ everyone
present will attest. The ladies
netted about $50. which will be
used for the benefit of the church.
MIS-. Wiley left last Wednesday
for New York. where she will join
her husband, who has been in the
Hub for the past ten days. Both
are expected home within ten days.
Misses Agnes and Laura DeBus,
daughters of w. F. DeBus, are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. Lizzie
Hill, at Clay Center, Kan.
All wool and wool KNAPP blankets
at White Bros.
A week ago Saturday, the four
months old baby of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Hochstedler fell from the
counter in the store, breaking the
child's limb, which 10 now in a
plaster cast. and the fracture
at last report is doing nicely. Mrs
Hochstedler being a member of
the Royal Neighbor lodge, the
ladies Of this lodge met today to
helm her with her sewing
The Holly chieftain., 1911-12-01
A Terrible eiunder.

to neslect liver trouble. Never do il.
Take DR.. KINGS New Life Pills on the
first sign OF constipation, billiousness or
inactive bowels and prevent virulent in
digestion, jauaI lice Of fall stones. They
regulate liver, stomach and bowels and
build up your health. Oaly Csc At all
drut(ists,
The Holly chieftain., 1911-12-01
Santa Fe Trail and Rainbow Route Endorsed
Valley Editorial
Unanimously Projects

Valley Editorial
Pueblo last Saturday. Vail
hotel selected
Monday with officials the
right defense.
The which the
publicity Of the
defense fund.- reported the stated everywhere
the with hearty encouragement
fund Many columns publicity secured the work
produced good results.
Leddy way Of securing
and confer with the auditor and ocas
method be arranged Tor paying the BY the last
Legislature aid in the legal battle which Of other
ips>ssainst the irrigation projects in Colorado,
The dspted unanimously motion all possible public.
M F. the Rnow and
complete these and make them Of the Transconnen high
planned he built from New
Around spread table decorated with flowers with excellent
with musical that interested and entertained the crowd
several invited before
delightful buauets served Pueblo and from
midnight hour there flow wisdom the public wsu
miles hear
The banquet the aftermath Of the Of the Editorial Association
Arkansas Valley which held Pueblo Saturday. ad served
BY the Vail that friend thai hoely Of
present.
Frank Hoae the acted and the
the crowd and the FIVE
hours Of fun and enlightenment
midnight when the and their left the banquet
rising thanks Frank S s Of the for
ing arranged banquet Vail excellent
The Holly chieftain., 1911-12-01
MEN AND THINGS
IN GENERAL
~ az ERAL
Epioono Of tho Weeks Doinxs
In Holly and Vicinity

=
In Holly and Vicinity
The Holly Hardware Co. wants
to zee you.
President VIM. McCue of the
Holly Lumber 4 Supplies Co.,
who resides ut lamar. was a busi.
ness visitor here last Wednesday,
and he has soft lpot in his heart
for Holly, which he calls the
future great Of the Arkansas
Valley.
New car Swastika Pea on tracks.
Mrs. Hunter and daughter Miss
Lore "a -p.nt Thanksgiving week
at Bristol with friends.
c. +. Hulsoa of the Denver
Literary and Entertainment bu.
reau gave one Of his nnriyal.d per.
fornn,.,ces last Thursday evening
at the opera house under the au:
spices of the Modern Woodman
lodge. Mr. Hudson is as versatile
as he is clever, portraying some Of
the most widely d.verging char
acters without leaving the stage.
As an entertainer Mr.. Hudson 10
Al.
j. G. Hill, the veteran cattle and
sheep man. together with his sons
John and Wheeler, ate feeding over
5000 sheep just northwest of town
to say nothing Of their immense
hog interests.
Miss Ella Boyer, pne Of our pub.
lie school teach rsis Il Denver
this week .isitiax friends. She
spent Thanksgiving at George.
town. Mrs. Z. H. Thatcher substi-
tuted during her absence.
A letter from W. W. Ealy, from
Tulsa. Oklshoma, says that be has
just returned from a several days
hunt in the jungles, bringing back
4 large deer and over one hundred
quails. He says that Tulsa is .
fine city and very prosperous at
present.
Electric wiriug-the kind that
will pass the Underwriters code.
We guarantee our work. you take
no chances. BoRsTNFR < SCorr
You can always lind it at White
Bros,
Rev. and Mrs. Cage and children
spent Thanksgiving with the
Hershy family near Amity, return.
ing Saturday evening.
C. NJ. Blanchard. one of the
clever young business men of
Fowler. Colorado, was an interested
visitor here last Friday. He was
greatly taken with the push Of our
business men and promises to come
often henoeforth.
Tin and sheet metal work of
every description. II its made Of
tin or metal we're the huckleberry.
Tell it TO us. BORsTNER T. SCOTT,
The Holly chieftain., 1911-12-01

A brand new Free sewing ma.
chine for sale at great bargain.
Chieftain Office
Automobile oil, gas engine oil,
machine oil. Don't forget that we
are wholesale and retail dealers.
Borstner & Scott.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-12-01
Apples Tor Sale.

will sell picked windfaIls at the
orchard for SO cents per bushel.
Hand-picked apples from trees at
2 and 3 cents per pound. Fresh
cider 25 cents fer gallon Phone
97.2. G, o. Pattison. Hartman,
Colo. Sept. 29.tf
The Holly chieftain., 1911-12-01

You will find that druggists everywhere
speak well Of Chsmbertsin's Cough Rem.
sdy. They know IRON long experiences
in the sale Of it that in cases Of coughs
and colds it can always be depended upon,
and that it is pleasant and safe to take.
For sale by the Holly Pharmacy, Iksl.
man Bros, PROPS.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-12-01
Eye, Ear, Nose ana Throat.

DR.. Sapero the Denver specialist
will again be in Holly at the New
Commercial hotel, Friday. Dec,
18th. Consultation aud examina-
tion for glasses free. Please call
early, Over 10000 patients in
Colorado
The Holly chieftain., 1911-12-01
STAND UP. AUDITOR LEDDY!

Arkansas valley dis
play the making aasble
Immediately the for defense Of the which
the future this and other Of Colorado depends The
defense Coorado
the attacks made by other the selection law
delay has by the failure the defense fund avail
able for the Of Cooados Those vy
na effort made by the Arkans Valley Editorial
induce State Auditor Ld take such will the
fund being used at
The editors Of the valley the oil the people when they
urge They importance
Of Colorado and the that will
Colorado should lose the pending
defend the magnitude which
needed for this The the desired
to expend for the intended should be made
The made BY the from the editorial
Their ples careful
will make mistake doing everything his
earliest opportunity Some method be found for the
able the Of the
Of the difficulty.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-12-01
Chicken Pts Supper.

The Ladies' Aid OF the Presby-
t.rian church will hold IL bazaar
and supper on Dec. 9Th in down
town store. Bazaar all the after
noon and chicken supper in the
evening. Price % cents. All are
invited.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-12-01
Grand bail.

The Royal Neighbors of Amer.
lea will give ball on Friday,
December l5th. at the Holly Opera
House. For further notice see
next weeks paper,
The Holly chieftain., 1911-12-01

II you are troubled with chronic oonsti.
patton. tho mild and tentIe effect Of
Chamberlsip's Tablets mskes them es.
pscisily suited to YOUR case. For sale by
the Holly Pharmacy lkrlmsn Bros,
prop'u,
The Holly chieftain., 1911-12-01
Catholic Bazaar

The Catholic Ladies will hold
their annual bazaar on December
II. Watch for further notices,
The Holly chieftain., 1911-12-01
Suits Cleaned

and pressed equal to new. Repair
ing a specially. Let us bs your
valet. K 7 Robinson, the tailor.
White Building, next to iewelry
store.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-12-01

AZ The Chi@ftain goes TO press,
Thanksgiving is on in Holly, for
fair, and the odor Of turkey and
cranberry sauce permeates the Of
fee, from whence arises the ''dsv.
il's' unesrthly yell for copy.
Mr.. and Mr.. Lish House spent
Sunday at Billy Reynolds out on
Horse Greek.
Electric irons for the housewife.
Save time. save trouble. save bad
temper, and your work will look
better. Tell us your troubles.
RoRsTNER & SCoTT.
RANCHMEN-Ask for Svas-
tika coal.
C. A. Pinkham. the grain mer.
chant, Louis Kepbart the sheep
and cattle dealer and w. j. Sickel.
bower were among the jurors for
the county court summoned the
past week. While most of them
plainly stated that they could lily
afford to leave their several voca.
tions. no excuses were accepted by
Judge Fee, but finaIiy y excused Mr.
Piakham after a weeks service.
swastika coal-Pea t4OO, Nut
1925.
Councilman L. NJ. Gee made q
buried trip to Denver last Friday
on municipal matters.
A. L. Baker. the school teacher
at Trinidad who was supposed to
be mssquerading in n ems costume,
was discharged from custody last
Monday, reputable physicians de-
claring him to be man
The Metheaist Sunday School
is arranging for a program and
Christmas tree to be given at the
church.
We are advised that Fowler will
have another newspaper, to be
started about the first OF the new
year.-Swink Advocate.
We opine that Brother Bucks
children are playing with diamond
marbles on marble floors, and that
the hey-day of prosperity has dwelt
90 long in the Buck domicile that
the white dove of peace has left
its abiding place in Fowler, to
hutter on other roofs. How about
it, Brother Buck?
A new and complete line of
novelty saitings vt White Bros.
Orrin Burch was among the
throng of Swink visitors the past
week,
Watch for new car OF Swastika
Pea.
Quality tellsin millinery. That
is why our ladies and misses hats
are leading in sales. They are
made by expert trimmers. See
them at White Bros.
Iu buying cloaks for women,
misses and children, see our line.
They are of superior quality, at
low prices. WHITE Bros.
STRANGER, see Duncan. Out West
Land Co or Payne Investment Co.
and learn how you eau get u cozy
4.room cottage in the swell district
Of Holly, absolutely for nothing. by
buying a fine little ranch three
miles out: where the soil is rich,
view magnificent, and old water
right. Get after this unusual bar.
gain. lO.l7.
8trAyed.
One blnck mare. four vears old .
The Holly chieftain., 1911-12-01

Yes. we do plumbing aud we do
it well. Also repairing and gen
eral jobbing. Phone us and we'll
come toyou BoRsTNER & ScOTT.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-12-01
strayed.

One black mare. four years old +;
weight about 1850; no brand
sweenied on right shoulder. Notify
Y. kalma. Telephone Holly 63-:s.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-12-01
Presbyterian Razaar.

The Ludies' Aid Society Of the
Presbyterian church viii hold
bazaar on Friday, Dec. Sth.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19

industry. IN the best known ninety fac
tories or 20 which now produce almost ~
the automobiles In use there are ample
facilities f9r making sufficient machines
20 supply the normal demand. These COM
penies, IN addition 90 supplying the Ameri-
can trade, are looking toward the exporR
business, with a une OF cars catering 20
every class. whether demanding q 500 car
OF q tl.ooo car; whether In need OF q loo
pound truck OF a ten ton truck; whether =
runabout touring car limousine. or pack
ags wagon. The field for newcomers "a
limited to a marked decree. as the public
Is adhering generally 20 the safe doctrins
OF buying only from concerns that havs
been IN business for a. least couple on
years and whose products have passed the
experimental stage
The coming exhibition offers a wide va.
riety Of cars and equipment undreamed
OF few years ago. u shows everything
that an sHae,ing public needs and while big
productions have trimmed down the costs
little. Il il offset en- many cases by the
higher prices OF material and Increased
wages There VIII be no general lowering
OF prices. although With added equipment,
more style. and better material the motor
cars At 1871 prices offer great deal more
for the money than ever before
With an Industry producing a quarter OF
billion dollars worth OF automobiles q
year. employing. Il Il estimated. about rs
600 men. representing almost ninety trades
and having lie product sold through some
S.Ooo dealers. owning OF renting the finest
kind OF salesrooms and garages the whole
organization supplying the wants or the
great American people. which desires to
move fast and IN comfort and 20 distribute
its merchandise quickly. the motor car may
truly be said 70 have taken its place as a
tool Of civilization, supplying a need 50
completely that Il Is now a part Of our
great American life and an important fac
tor in the industrial world.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19
Connie Mack Fears
His Pennant Winners
Are 0verconfident
Manager Of Athletics Says This Spirit
is Only Thing in Way Of Team
Winning Again.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 1S--Ap-
parently the thing that Connie Mack most
fears about this seasons pennant race IL
that the triumphal march OF the athletics
in last years battle and their easy vic
cory over the Cubs In the worlds series
may tend to make them overconfident lie
saws:
II expect a harder fight for the pennant
in 1911 than we had last season. You know
the delight OF every team in the American
league, as well as all other leagues. 10 70
beat the champions. Possibly one or two
OF the teams win be stronger next season
you can't tell you know. And It's dead
sure they will all be out after us
But the thing we may have to contead
with is overconfidence on the part OF our
boys. They may think they had such an
easy win last year that they can't be
licked. MY first thought will be to get
that overconfidence out OF their heads-If
It exists-and get them fighting even
harder than in 1910.
There may be some ball clubs in the
league that do say TO themselves when q
team OF champions come along, We're
licked anyhow. 80 what's the use Of play
ing Then confidence on the part OF our
players is natural But my main object
will be TO keep overconfidence from get.
ting too strong a hold on the boys
I'VE hope to win the pennant again.
Sure we do. But it's a pretty safe bet
that we will not have the walkover we
had last season You know. we had Il
pretty easy-mueh easier than the Athletics
or any other team ever won It before.
4 expect we will play the spring series
with the Phillies. and possibly the Amer
lean league series with the same team that
won the worlds championship. II there
are any changes 1t will be in the outfieId.
oldring viii possibly be able to 90 in there
at the very start"
There is no doubt that the astute leader
Of the worlds champions expects his team
TO repeat, but he is the last man to under
estimate the strengthened teams OF Chi
cago and Detroit or the abilities OF the
Boston speed boys. or the Yankees. More
over, there is no doubt that he is right.
The Quaker wonders will have more COM
petition this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19
Amateur Athletics in
Need Of Backbone on
Part Of Officials
At No Time in History Of Sport in
Country Were Rules Broken So
Much, is Report.

NEW YORK, Feb. B.-At no period in
the history Of ameteur sport has there
heen more need. OF a little backbone on the
part Of the national officials, for prac-
tees have been gradually creeping in which
II not checked must inevitably result In
harm to the status Of the American anna
teur. Just now there Is q wave Of unrest
All over the country. Out on the Pacific
coast men who played base ball for money
want to compete in amateur track meets,
and as these outlaws have the backing OF
some colleges that tolerate summer ball
playing there is likely to be a tangle. as
the Amateur Athletic union people are In
clined to keep the outlaws out.
Down In New Dreams, the domain Of the
southern association. there Is trouble
owing II is said to iaxity on the part Of
the local registration committee in not en-
forcing the rules on certain athletes. The
south ana middle Atlantic associations
have had their share Of trouble. while in
the middle west and central association Is
not harboring any dove Of peace just now.
According to the rumors current around
Boston. the New England association reg
istration committee Is Sinking its duty
II Is said that this committee shows that
recently some New York athletes at
tended a set Of games at Boston apd were
paid exorbitant expense money for exhibit
lions and other stunts.
The Metropolitan association COMMITTEES
Is making bluff at discharging the duties
for which II was elected by taking up a loi
Of trivial cases OF young chaps in and
about this city and making out short terms
Of suspension for their offences. wher
an athlete OF any OF the big clubs is nailed
for an offense Il is q totally different
story. The other day an athlete competed
for one club without being released from
his original club, and to make the cas-,
sim worse he competed unattached on ons
occasion. Ordinarily the minimum penalty
for this breach Of rules ought to be q
years suspension, but there was some sur.
prise when the man was not even repFi.
handed What In olden times was known
as hob law or fireside Jurisprudence wa
applied 70 his case and on the FIRST hearing
decision was reserved. The man wa
going to be Of use to one OF the big clubs
ana that made the differences.
II the national registration committed
had been invested with the proper amount
Of power such state Of affairs could moi
prevail. Il could step In over the head OF
the local committee and suspend the Of
fender until the date OF the national con.
veation and then give the man a trial or al
least give him hearing and an opportunity
20 clear himself A very brief clause Ia the
American Automobile union constitution
would give the national registration com
mittee the power to haul up an athlete and
suspend him for a year and discipline Q
club caught giving appearance money &C
star athletes. Then the athletes and the
clubs who 50 around using their influence
with local officials would be more care
ful Of their actions, and there would be
less trouble ali around