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Pocahontas star herald., 1911-01-13
sIIlC,CJtl !

Rev. f.. NJ, Bryan -,
last Saturday and pied
in the Star Herald n
year. ~
Lee Barnett of Daltoi icl,i.
town on business Saturda
Fred Smith called FlidadN w
added a dollar to our cash, ID u Lp
G. G. Winebaugh, our W. 9
friend of Attica, was a pleasant
itor Saturday. q
J. II. Sparkman paid us hF }
ular annual visit last Satur9 Z
left silver sinner to apply p'"' IN
subscription. A A
John X. Kizer happened
misfortune Of losing one of
driving horses, by death, las kay |
night.
Don't forget that dollar youssaid
you was going to pay US, the next
time you come to town. Try to
make it a point to settle up some.
time during circuit court.
T. J.. Timer of Hamil was IN
town Friday, the first time we have
seen him since his store burns two
weeks ago. He stated that h& loss
was very heavy as he had only
small amount of insurance and moth
ing whatever was saved from, the
atock.
i. Z. Johnson orders the Star
Herald sent to him at Sloan
Springs.
Next week is circuit court week
in Pocohontas and nearly every
body IN the county will visit in
town sometime during the term.
The Star Herald would like to ask
all of its friends to call on us while t
IN town and leave a dollar or two !
on subscription. However, if you t
do not owe Us, or if you haven't a f
a dollar to spare at this time, pay a
us visit anyway. Well be glad c
to see you. ~ |
Harry Washbun and family
came down Saturday and remained
over two Or three days visiting Mrs.
Washburn's mother, Mrs. Stella =
Lucas. !
Johnnie Taylor, who Is now brak t
ing on run between Poplar Bluff G
and Cape Girardeau, visks3shiS O
family here Shpday. al Ii. \
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-01-13

John M. Skaggs OF Knobel was
transactlng business in Pocahontas
Monday.
Esq. j. A. Rogers was over from
Sharum Monday looking after bust
ness matters.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29

completed. which o.ll o., abou. uc.
tDHo. ls'
Ihr now structural steel bridge
auo-. .ur Little Colorado river az
Tanrrrs Crossing eIl bo started An
gust fst A. tho pro-"n. time J.. be- im.
pos Idle io cross me above named
stream during fh. rainy scason and
'bc bridge viii 1c n Codsoud 90 IN.
d.ans aud ~tucamcu and .oep open
rho road to Flagsan at an seasons o'
ihD year
Flagstaff is aVaNc 'u everything
Hor water .s the finest she has uo mn
employed She Be- LAYING miles OF &C.
mont walks ana has thirty new punga
los ana houses 100 course of cuHsiruc
tion Ter sawmills are uusN her cat.
DE and sheen have go. finest range 10
The southwest. ana her summer eli
mate cannot no surpassed any place
The Normal school is attended 10
JOS capacity. and is attracting To its
summer school students from all parts
OF the United States.
During the heated spell. a pleasant
week can be- spoui on mo mountains
surrounding the town and Lolamni
Lodge. CO.. Oak Creek. offers Pheasant
rpstful spot for the trout angler \
half DAVIS ride takes YOU 10 the region
At snow ahd ice az an altitude OF
{ % uOu feet
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
NEW AUTO COMPANY
At CLOVIS
Stock Company Formed Which
Will Carry Large Stock of
Latest Cars; Rain Drenches
Curry County.
l.r.eIal carr..poaarnee To the meraIal

Clovis s. NJ. Jul, 80 "a new aut"
rumpuu, has Just hccu organized 'u
CLOVIS with Leonard e. Surlrtt man
.g,I q " Hugh. sr...tUrN and
IUrt creed. treasurer Au tlc VOL
known automobile men OF thv city
tr, interested or stockhuld,rs
and jb, new garage viii hp stocked
with up-tu-datr machines which tr"
now ordered and on th, way Mr.
-uhlrit uJs been iu the automobile
business for wars and DO % specialist
uu the many peculiar discusses tu
which tine mJludDr.d and hJlRN
creatures are subject The nov
company expects 60 enter upon q
splendid buslu,s. career as soon as
their hra, stock of machines arrive
Thursday evening and mght Cloyi.
ud Durr, county was drrnuhad with
Ituufu,r great doVupuur ui rain The
|h.a,y clouds hung low 80 sunset and
/ soon ait.r ugbtfau the rain began
and continued for about two hours
/ Dur.ug tb, nipht fh, rain began #sIIu
! and Fr.dt, morning found the street.
! N,N muddy Tho draws Jul lake.
Ia'i over tn, country ur, Wl o' water
-u tl.u there Vill Dee mo- necessity col
! Watering stock Tor several weeks
/ Needless 20 sEy mo crops are In .
! Nourishup condition 'nr tho rlufal
Ihrr, this year has been heavier thar
tu, aN,ruE, In The central and south,
.rn states whore this year IN,
drought iu many parts mas been mos
destructive.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
CRUELTY CHARGED
|. BY YOUNG GIRLS
Officers of Reform School TO
Face Arrangement Alleging
Inhuman Treatment to IN
mates.

Dos Angeles July sweeping
charges of cruelty. mismauagcm,ut
ma trpneoncc were nicd todr,
against sur' Greeley, Marou
Thumm sd several other officer. ~
iu whittier stat, sglool by two GIRL
iumat.e MuI,rlt umuuptor ,ud
Rose pr.s,ol. both OF san Francisco
Deputy Stat. parnI, Ouic.r Mord3uut
I. makinE AN Investigation. and bis
Bindings win Do. nid before tn. board
af trustees, 1ud ma, Do carried to the
state board of uh1rte. and cpri"a-
'IYr- and 'h, gov ruur
The girls. who wore among the
seven Vlo figured n an uutbrp1t ut
| th, school Two v,,ks ago. WHOM they
N,r, ttk.n Coo th. county iuI charge
their krcpcrs With brutality pyptjug
| Thorn. nfliptiuu sewer" punishment
tor m,rn triNialitirs dungeon combine
W'1t 'os- Of meals. lack u' -rgrrUu-
tI"u Hud absence uf proper medical
attention. Superintendent Greeley AS
s'rt- Chat tines, two girls vor, RING
| leaders 100 the outbreak and %, proc
! f.rr,d charges ot assault iu thr iuy.
, emile court judge wilbur dismiss
them on the ground ct lack of iurIs-
dictIou The Huntington girl was
taken Goo her northern homo by her
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29

wore % m'avy pair of l"R IRONS
Af.r getting ont "i ~" c"'eh,
Reynolds pIIc.d himself 100 front ~
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
APACHE KID DIDN'T
FORGET KINDNESS
Story Told Of Famous Outlaw,
and How He Saved the Lifc
of Arizona Man Because OF
Favor.

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
CALIFORNIA FRUIT
SHIPMENTS CONTINUE

san Bcrnnrdino. CAT. July 2S--
win august ~ hand there rs sim
golden stream of citrus FRUIT from
southern california pouring eastward
This summers shipments exceed
thus, OF amy pr'Nous year
Last N,,k the average ON the Santa
D." ont 90 this city tor the east was
ap cars 70 day Including SUNDAY. or
$50 for IN, week
The latest available figures ON the
cutir, shipments. all railroads. are
ton Thursday. when la1 ears OF fruit,
- oranges and 80 lemons. were shin.
ped Tn this date the Santa -
shipped % cars. or considerable moro
than BALI ot the entire shipment.
on Thursday 3g.3N2 cars had been
shipped this season. us against 2G.9in
last season ut tho same time.
Fruit men 'stimnt, that there are
about 900 or possibly 5000 cars set
Co move TINS season n this b. cor
rect between $4,000 and 90 o0O cars
win have been sent csst On Npycw
bcr
~ This time last year there were
a trN hundred over 1000 cars Co.
move. and it the estimates Of 5000 or
q. 900 moro for this year are correct
10 is evident that the daily shipments
must greati, exceed those OF vast year
for thr remainder OF the season
when the Santa Pc shipped ~ cars
ont of san Bcrnardino on Friday
morning a new high REGARD FOR sum
m,r was set These we're the cars
represented IN Thursdays shipments
for ul packing houses II has IRE
WsntlN happened that during he
rush in tho winter months the ship
Wcnts have dropped below this figure.
Tho santa ~ viii probably handle
| 5000 cars or more during the remain
/ der ui th, season. 81 thc figures eft
! the fruit mon are correct or itie
less than 600 pcr month Tor the rest
log tho eCaenu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
LIGHTNING KILLS A
MEXICAN HEROER
Man Found Dead Under a Tree
With Three Dead Burros
After Severe Electric Storm
Flagstaff Notes.
,>e.c,sl corr-.pond-pc, - ~. Herald

t~esrisi Iorr~.pundrncs ~ the Herald
l'laestun Aul. Duly no. q Iopoz,
Mexican .Ir,u h'tdrr was found
dead under t.'o where he had tah'u
iriIp. irum thunder storm which
swept Owe. thv ci, Thursday Al bus
.iIs lJ, thrD, uuuos. which had met
similar fate The lightning had not
DAMAGED thr Tree ,Wder which the
man VAS sheltered
Tho ola Maids Convention will
u. stased al Emerson Hall Friday and
saturday tor he benefit of .h, read
uu room fund ol the W. g. L
Jesse T., Royce. who has had The Ic
h"arsals 10 charge promises % IaIc
treat
James t. lathIop. an elderl, gen.
iloman from Evanston llls, ana The
guest OF The Bright Angel hotel. wan
dered from the road al Grand Canyon
yesterday dud was lost for siN hours
AZ 10 70. m. Mr. iMhrops wife. near
Ia DISTRACTED, induced the manage
ment Oi the hotel TO sound their alarm
whistle from The power house IN,
wandering man. who was within tNo
miles OF ne hotel. heard the alarm
aud came home az once none III,
worse inr the experience
Daily rains here are insuHng D.
largc crop of hay and potatoes and
the stockmnn are well pleased with
he condition OF the range Fat eat
tie and sheep Tor fail delivery and
hountiful crops will follow such rains
40 We are now having
Owing TO the hard local rains 'Aa
Nall gff "a 4 '.Hf
hotel az Grand Canyon have been
discontinued for a FEW days
Just a. soon as the weather will per
nit. passengers viii again enjoy the
iour-hour ride from Flagstan To the
greatest of this worlds wonders.
This has been Flagstaff banner
wear. Tor summer weather Frequent
IN The thermometer registers 80 de
grees al & a M. aud does not clint
much higher than ~
Tourists On route 10 the coast are
taking advantage OF nur weather an,
both hotels are well fllcd during tina
season
The daily rains have kept down IN,
dust and the livery rigs are taxed tC
their utmost 20 carry the visitors q
HE cliff ana cave dwellings Sunset
crater and lava heds and 10 The tor
OF the san Francisco peaks. where q
snow bah game can ice INDUCED In
no matter how warm the day
John " Weatherfnrd has inst Jet
q contract for The erection OF one
story brick building, sixty hy eighty
I've feet 10 he used ns an Opera
house Campbell ana Ryan have lcas
ed tho building for a period OF Ave
years and viii move from Mcmillan
hall 70 their new quarters just as sooI
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
CLERICALS WILL
OPPOSE MADERO
Party Which Was Prominent
in Politics During Diaz Re-
gime Will Nominate Ticket
to Run Against Leader.

Monterey. M,Ni,o. WN 20 Tho
clerical party which had such force
during th, pH2 administration is
suddenly taking ON national promi-
.u'u,c. Much siguiueluv, is attached
Geo tho announcement that tho nation
al convention pi this party viii ne
hold iu th, capital tho second ,npk
in August tur ,h, purpo-, OF uumi-
nating candidates Tor president and
vice president 90 run against MADEIRA
and JlWtz
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
TWO HUMAN oYNAmos.

Col u. G. Collier. director general
OF The Panama-Caliornia exposition.
end g Grosvenor Dave managing AZ.
rector OF the Southern Commercial
congress viii tour tho south In An
gust to arouse Interest in commun'
lily aft interest plan for cooperation
With Two such human dynamos en-.
gagged In the same cans' there must
come results
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29
NNDEHIST GENER\I4S
HOLDING CONFERENCE

M0vI-0 Wv I0T7 -N--TT0T0 y
much speculation u political circles
regarding tho meeting OF the Ma
dcrista generals which started lrstcr-
dan un thi, CO.., and is expected io
continue for several DAYS. pstensihlN
an. meeting was called for the pure
pose ~ considering the nomination cot
q chief pt the rural guard for which
position General prozco was slated.
But ,umor4 are current that me gem
erals VIII also consider tho oppose
ton that has grown up against Ma
dcro and attempt Co devise % means
Go insure his election 60 the prcsi-
d,uDN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-07-29

Cheapest accident Insurance. pr.
Thomas Electric OIL Stops tho pain
ana heals The wound. M druggists
sell a.
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ITO BE cONTINUEDJ
AN ANTI.sUFFRAoErrg.

George Cayan Browne. tho exper,
on international law. was discussing
IN Providence the Ruspoi case.
An American heiress." ne said
married an Italian. one Ruspou. lie
took her % italy. treated her badly
'hcn died and left all her money 70
his family. Sb3. Ia consequence. ia
penniless FOR by Italian law. the
vife's money all OF il. belongs TO the
husband
But aside from rs legal aspect. con
slider the mean. mercenary spirit Of
id'5 thing Really. these foreign no
blemcn resemble Peleg Henderson OF
AppOnaug
Peies had two swecthcarts. Shave
met girls. one " whom owned n COW
mat vas the ono ne married. lie ex
planned to his friends at the wedding:
~ crinus, there amt the differ.
cnce Of a COW between any two Nom.
81 living
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DAME NATURE HINTS
When the Food Is Not Suited.

Whom Nature gives her signal that
something is wrong IT. is generally
with the food; the old Dame is always
iaithtul and one should act at once
To put of The change is TO risk that
which MAJ be irreparublc. An Ari.
IONA man says
For years / could not safely eat
any breakfast. tried all kinds OF
breakfast foods. hut they were all
SOFT starchy mcsses. which gave me-
distressing headaches drank strong
coffee. TOO. which appeared 20 benefit
me NJ tho time. but added 20 the head.
aches afterwards. Toast and coffee
were no better. for I found the toast
very constipatIng
"A friend persuaded me TO quit cor
fee and tho starchy breakfast foods.
and usc Postum and Grape-Nuts in
stead. ! shall never regret taking his
advice
The change they have worked in
me Is wonderful. I now have no more
OF the distressing sensations In ny
stomach after eating. and never have
any headaches. have gained -
pounds In weight and feel better In
every way. GrapeNuts make de.
liciOus as we'll as a nutritious dish.
and I find that Postum is easily di-
gested and never produces dyspepsia
symptoms"
Name given by Postum Co. Battle
Creek, Mich.
Get the little book. "The Road TO
Wellville.' IN pkgs. There's a
Reason"
Ever read the above letter. a new
one appears RrOEl time 40 time. They
tntereat,
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a club without apology. and later on.
during his dummy. 1 saw him writing
our names on the back OF an envelope.
and putting numbers after them At
my earliest opportunity 1 went to
Max.
There is something the matter with
Dial. Max" volunteered He has
been acting strangely all day. and
Just now he was making out list
names and numbers"
You're TO blame for that. Kit" Max
said seriously. You put washing soda
instead OF baking soda In those bis
| cults today, and he thinks he is a
steam laundry. Those are laundry
lists he's making out. He asked me
little while ago II wanted a do
nestle finish
Yes. had put washing soda IN the
biscuits. The book said soda, and
how is one to know which is meant?
Il do not think you are calculated
for domestic hnish,'T said. coIdly. as
| turned away. In any case | dis
claim any such responsibility. But
there Is something on Dals mind"
Max came after me. Don't be
cross. Kit. You haven't said a nice
word to me today. and you go around
bristling with your chin UP and two
red spots on your Cheeks-like what
ere-hernamc-was with the snakes in
stead of hair. I don't know why I'm
so crazy about you; I always meant to
love girl with nice disposition"
left him then. Dial had gone into
the reception room and closed the
doors. And because he had been act.
ing so strangely. and partly to escane
from Max, whose eyes looked threat
oning. followed him Just az
opened the door quietly and looked in
Dallas switched off the lights. and
could hear him cropping his way across
the room. Then somebody-not Dal
spoke from the corner. cautiously.
lis that you. Mr.. Brown. sIr?" II
was Flannigan
Yes ts everything herc?"
All but the powder. sir. Don't
step too close They're spread all over
the place"
Have you taken the curtains
down?"
Yes. sir"
Matches"
Here. sir"
Light one, will you. Flanagan? 7
want 10 see the timo."
he fare showed Dallas and Fla,
niSan bent over the tinepiece And
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miSMATEO FEET.

oh, tho wandering foot
Loves a seven league boot.
Su' the housekeeping foot loves 4 slip
per.
SO when cruel fates plan
To put both on one man
ROW can the poor fellow feel clipper,
Oh, Tire call OF the sea
Has ''ng clamored 70 me
And now half OF me hanks TO Il only;
But here's one OF my feet
That would beat a retreat
To hearth where two other, val.
lonely.
on. the terrible strain
or one foot on the main
ana the other at home by the inslsi
ruth. this gypsying ling
I'm quite the right thing
for a fellow unless he be ainxls
On the wandering foot
Loves n seven league boot
But the housekeeping foot loves \ slip
per;
so when cruel fates plan
10 put both on one man.
How can tho poor fellow feel chipper7
i ON DAILY In Catholic Standard and
Times.
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[KaxA q 0zED A1.1eSE1
GEIGC1[91[5D> OE]OTI[5O
SHAHESPEARE'S CLASS.

David BeIasco's play. The Girl OF
tho Golden West" has been used. as
all the world knows. by the famous
puccini as the libretto for his new
opera.
A New York critic congratulated
Mr.. Bclasco on this honor the other
lay. Mr.. Belasco replied:
TO be Puccinl's librettist is. OF
course. an honor. But II isn't a SUI
preme honor. Some folks. though.
seem to think so.
ut all reminds me OF story about
Arditi. Arditi was once invited TO
Lecture on Shakespeare.
Shakespeare ne said. with puz-
zled frown. shakespeare?
Don't you remember. maestroT
said a disciple. Don't you remember
"Amleto" and Romeo Giulietta"
and "Otello" and so forth
oh. yes OF course said the IA
meas conductor Shakespeare! The
iibcettist,'"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1911-05-17

IL showed something else The rug
had been turned back from the win
dows which opened on the street. and
the curtains had been removed. on
the bare hardwood floor Just beneath
the windows was an array OF pms OF
various sizes. dish pans. cake tins.
and metal foot tub The pans were
raised from the floor on bricks. and
seemed TO be full Of paper. All the
chairs and tables were pushed back
against the wall. and the bric-a-brac
was stacked on the maEtel.
Half an hour yet" Dial said. clos
ing his watch. Plenty CT time. and
remember the signal. four short and
two long"
-Four short and two long all right.
sir"
And -F1annigan. here's something
Tor you. on account
Thank YOU. sir"
Dial turned % go out. trlpped over
the rug said something. and passed
, me without an idea OF my presence.
\ moment later Flanagan went out,
aud was lcf' huddled against tho
wall, and alone
il was pulling enough -Four
long and two short "AU but the
/ powder Not that I believed for
moment what Max had said and any
I now Flanagan WAS the sancs' person
! ever saw in my life but Il all
I seemed part Of the mystery that had
, been hanging over us FOR several
days 7 felt uy way across the room
/ and knott by the pans Yes. they were
/ there. full of paper and mounted on
/ bricks II had not been a dcllsion.
( And tncE 7 straigbtcued on nv
( knees suddenly for an automobile
passing under the window mad sounded
7 four short honks aud two long ones.
/ The signal was followed Instantly By
crash The foot bath had fallen
, from Rs supports and lay qmyerfnz
/ and vibrating with horrid noises at
/ my feet The next moment NJ. Har5j.
son had thrown open the door and
lcsped into the room
who's there" ne demanded
. Against the light { could see him
! reaching FOR his hip pocket. and tho
( iest csowding I'D around him
"i's only me-" : ouavered. that "a.
/ !. The dish pan upset"
Dish pan" Bella said from back
in thc crowd Kit. Of course"
Jim forced his way through then
and turned on the lights 7 have no
doubt I looted very strange. kneeIing
there on the bare floor. with q row of
pans mounted on bricks behind me.
ard the furniture all piled on Itself
IA a back corner.
Kit, What in the world -" Jim be
gan, and stopped he stared from me
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Plain Old ErrIIsh for u;,,

James Wilson. the secretary OF agrL
culture, does not like foreign Ian
guages and he cannot persuade him
self that Latin is good for anythinc
at all As the new building for the de.
partInent of agriculture was being fin.
lshed on, the stone carvers began q
Latin inscription over the main door.
Mr Wilson came along when the
work had been half done.
None OF that Latin" he ordered.
English is good enough ror me-
Popular Magazine.
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A Poor BEGINNING.

The young teacher looked around q,
the little assembIage that constituted
the slum kindergarten OF which she
had taken charge. and began in sweet
gurGilng tones supposed TO express
intense interest in her subject Nov
wonder now many little children
mere this morning caa tell me whether
the little kitty wears fur or feathers %
a dirty faced urchin rolled his eyes
ceiiingward and groaned. audibly:
Gee! Amt she never seen cat p
HaTper's Magazine.