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The state herald., 1912-12-06
WASHINGTON.

Under the flags OF the twenty-one
republics Of the Western hemisphere.
Thanksgiving day was celebrated In
81. Patrlck's Roman Catholic church
in Washington
Decisions In many OF the one hun.
drod and one cases which are under
consideration by the U. s. Supreme
Court are expected to be announced
soon.
With It's recent defeat at the New
York Horse Show fresh In mind, the
United States army viii begin active
work In betterlng It's mounts by sci.
cntific breeding,
When the Senate reconvened Mon.
day for the short session. several a..
miliar faces were missed. Vice Pres.
ideut sherman, Senator lsldor Rayncr
and Senator Hepburn have died.
The scrgeantat'arms OF the Senate
sent squad OF deputies scurrying
about the east to summon witnesses
tor the trial OF Judge Robert w. Arch.
bold OF the Commerce Court. A list
OF forty.clght witnesses for the trial
was furnished BY the House managers
of the Rrchball proceedings.
SchaolclyBly De Mukkadcl dc Cas-.
tollAnc Seymour relative OF the IN.
nous Caatcllanc family OF France, H..
toratcur. cosmopollto aud one.tlme
dentist TO his hlghnoaB. the hoy OF
TuniH. has arrived IN Washington In
search Of an American wife, with
whom no says he can win a fortune
of ti50,000 on Jan. 1 next
Rumora that Secretary Meyer Of tho
navy department was about to resign.
which were IN active circulation IN
Washington, brought an emphatic dc.
Mai from the secretary himself at tho
conclusion OF cabinet meeting.
To Prcsidontcloct Wilson will bo
loft the task OF determining whether
the tariff alone Is to be considered al
tho special session OF ConEronn next
spring or whether special iogIalation
shall bo tnkon up or whether tho tariff
IA 10 be revised IN n whole In a sin.
sic bill, or by schedule. one section
az a time
President TAFT has announced that
ho viii appoint Edgar u. Clark OF Go.
Oar Rapids, Iowa, m member of tho
Interstate Commerce Commission for
q rcycnyoar term. beginning January
I. 1919
The state herald., 1912-12-06
WESTERN.

Burrell Oates. negro. convicted OF
numbering Sol Aronoft OF Dallas. was
hanged at WaNahatchle, Tex,
Fire destroyed the provision house
OF Armour a Co.. at the Union Stock
yards in Chicago. causing a loss estl-
mated at 100000
Charged with robblng a grave, Rev
c. W. Adkins. Baptist minister Of
Brazil. Okla, was found guilty by a
Jury in the District Court nt Poteau.
Okla.
Fletcher Preston. who claims Salt
Lake as his residence, was arrested
after offering. in the presence OF two
detectives. to put away" Alfred Sor-
enson for $500,
William J, Burns story OF his pur,
suit OF the McNamuraB and Ortie +,
McManigal after tho Los Angeles
TImos explosion was told by him at
tho dynamite conspiracy trial ~ IN
dianapolls
James Burke, partner OF James Mar
shall. who first discovered gold In Cal
ifornla and said TO be the last Of the
party that was with Marshall. died AZ
his home south Of Reno. New, ageu
oighty-two.
The constitutional amendment pro
Hdlng woman suffrage In Michigan
was defeated by 59i votes. according
10 figures compiled Ia the secretary OF
states office nt lansing from every
county In Michigan
This 10 not my farewell to your
beautiful America" were tho words OF
Sarah Bernhard as she stepped OF Ia
sayolo from Europe, with her com.
pany. at New York. Tor n vaudeville
tour OF the United States,
a wage Increase OF 20 10 % cents u
day, effective December iBt, was An.
nouneod at Salt Lake by d. @. Jack.
ling. manager OF the Utah Copper Com.
pany. 10 continue only while copper rc.
mains above u cents pound.
Tho lowest death rate In tho world
from Tuberculosis n claimed for utan
BY the State Board Of Health. Tbs
rate Ia thirly-onc TO each hundred
thousand OF population against an nv.
erago OF iGi for the United States.
A mystery which bids fair 10 equal
the famous Kimmol case IL that OF
Fred Fisher Of Homer. Mich. who dis.
appeared Ia Chicago about three ycnrn
aFo. A man haH come forward claim.
Ing he II Fisher and demands tho
property which ~ awaiting for Flshor
or his hoirs. Another point In com
mon wsh tho itlmmol case ia the fact
that thcNhomc Of Klmmol was In Niicr.
Mich. while the man who says he il
Fisher II also located In that city.
The state herald., 1912-12-06
Weeks News from All Over Colorado

| and the posses of many men that have
secured the country around Brighton,
under the direction of Sheriff Herman
Schloo, since Smith and James A. Sta
ton escaped from the jail at that
place.
Thirty-five thousand dollars is a
huge sum to pay for railroad journey
from Cincinnati to Denver, but that is
the amount the United States District
Court of West Virginia has awarded to
Mrs. Catherine Ostenton against Mrs.
Margaret II. Williamson for riding be-
tween these cities in the same state
room, it is said, with the formers hus-
band.
In fit of jealous rage over the Al
legged attentions of Oscar Thompson, a
tailor, to his wife, +. h. Callahan, an
upholsterer of Trinidad, fired five
shots at his enemy. The shooting took
place with Thompson in flight and
Callahan in pursuit, and the race last
ed for three blocks. All of the shots
went wide of the intended mark, but a
stray shot struck Facinda Leyba.
eighteen, in the leg. The wound is
not dangerous.
A daughter was born in New York
to Mrs. Robert L. Livingston, former
ly Miss Marie Sheedy, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sheedy. Both
mother and child are reported to be
doing well. Miss Sheedy's marriage
to Robert Livingston in Denver, Feb
ruary Is, 1912. was one of the most
notable society events of the year, be.
ing attended by Denver's most exclu.
sive circle and several New York ana
Boston society people.
The AlonZo Thompson matrimonial
difficulties have been tossed back and
forth in the courts and the newspapers
for the past six months but IL took
Just exactly three minutes for them all
to be permanently settled in Judge Al
lens court in Denver, Mrs. Annie I.au,
IA Thompson was granted n divorce
from the aged philanthropist. million,
aire and spiritist. There was no con,
test. Mrs. Thompson received slOO.
900 as alimony, half in cash and halt
in securities.
The jury in the case of Arthur l.
Craig of Paonia, charged with embez
cling $500 from the North Fork Frui,
Growers Association. at Paonia, OF
which he was manager for two years
returned verdict at Delta finding the
defendant not guilty.
The fifth annual high school Y. NJ
C. A, conference Of Colorado was held
at Boulder. with the largest attend
ance III the history of the organization
one hundred and eighty delegates and
prominent workers, representing eigh
teen OF the leading high schools of the
state, We're present.
The state herald., 1912-12-06
Reason for Inquiry.


The following afterdinner st.-
was related by DR.. Henry Chure1
King. president of Oberlin college, u
fore the Chicago Congregational Il
banquet:
81 was standing out in front Of 1,
OF the big exposition buildings at Z.
St. Louis Fair. when man came q
OF the building much the worse .
liquor.
What's the name OF thish hn
building?' he asked, as he reeled ayr
81 told him the name OF the bSI.
ing.
Thanks he said, I was Just
It, and | wanted to check It on,
The state herald., 1912-12-06
A DOCTORS SLEEP
Found He Had to Leave on Cora

Many persons do not realize thai
bad stomach will cause insomnia
Coffee and tea drinking being so
an ancient and respectable form
habit, few realize that the drug-enl
felne-contalned in coffee and tea
one OF the principal causes OF s''|
pcpsla and nervous troubles.
without their usual portion OF @
feo or toa. the caffeine topera ~
nervous, irritable and fretful. ThilI
the way with n whisky drlnker p
has got 10 have his dram ITO hclte
neryea"-hahlt.
To leave on coffee or tea 10 m eif
matter II you want to try Il. beeaa'
Postum gives n gentle but na'a'.
support TO the nerves and docs =,
contain any drus-nothing but ioN
Physicians know this 10 bo tue Z
ono from Ga. writes;
Il have cured myself OF q lol
standing case OF Nervous Dyfpop'
by leaving on coffee and using Po'
um." says tho doctor.
Il also enjoy refreshing sleep
which fyo been an utter stranger y
20 yoarn.
'in treating dyspepsia In It's vaf''.
types. flnd little trouble when ] =
induce patients TO quit eouoo =
adopt Postum"
Tho Dr. IL right and there's
reason" Road tho little book. ~
Road TO wollyiile." In pkgs
Postum now comes In conccnuh1s.
powder form called Instant pos'sa
II Ia prepared by stirring lo'ol y, y,
spoonful In n cup OF hot water, ada'l
sugar 10 taste. and enough cream
bring tho color TO soldV brown
Instant Postum II conveale'.
there's no waste: aud he nayoaI !,
always uniform. Sold groccfa-'
cup tin 20 cts. ioo.oup Vim 80 cts
A b.eup trial tin mailed for Eroea'
namo and s.oent stamp for poster,
Postum Cereal Co, Ltd. Battle ois'
Mioh.--Adv.
The state herald., 1912-12-06

button will comprise the basis of dis
cussions at the annual convention Of
the State Horticultural Society in this
city December 18th and 18th. The low
prices obtained for fruit this year will
be taken up by the various speakers
and solutions for the problems of
fered. 1t is understood here that a
general attack upon fruit growers as
sociations will be made by indepen.
dent shipping agencies. Albert L,
Mauff of Denver. secretary of the So
ciety, is arranging the program.
The state herald., 1912-12-06
CANNON AND SULZER CHEEREO
IN LOWER BRANCH AS
THEY ENTER.
AWAIT TAFT'S MESSAGE
RESOLUTIONS OF SORROW ON
DEATH OF SHERMAN HEY
BURN AND RAYNER.
w,.,on Newspaper Union News Service.

N'-t"IN Newspaper Union News service
shington.-Congress met prompt
ly Monday noon for the short session
that will terminate with the incoming
Of the Democratic administration
March 4. Crowded galleries looked
down on the animated scenes on the
floor as Speaker Clark in the House
and Senator Bacon, president of the
Senate. raped the respective bodies
10 order.
1t was not quite IL when Senator
Bacon. president pro tenn, took the
chair at the desk of the late Vice Pres
ident Sherman and raped for order
in the Senate, and it took some time
to obtain order for the prayer by the
chaplain, the Rev. U. G. b. Pearce.
Failure of members of the House to
reach the floor delayed the opening OF
the session In the House. When Speak
er Clark climbed the stairs TO the ros-
trum he was greeted by applause and
cheers from the floor and crowded gal
lerieS
When the prayer was concluded 4
bIrst OF applause greeted Represents
tive William Sulzer, governor-elect OF
New York, as he took his seat.
The roll call by states followed.
When the name OF former Speaker
Cannon was called the members arose
and applauded and checred the yeter
an legislator whose services at this
session will conclude forty years in
the halls Oi'Congress. Uncle Joe rose
in his place and bowed his acknowl
edgement OF the greeting.
After the adoption Of the customary
resolution to appoint members Of a
Joint committee TO notify the Pres.
dent that Congress had assembled.
Senator Lodge moved that the Senate
meet Tuesday at n O'Clock. 1t was
Bdopted without debate. the purpose
being TO give time for the reading Of
President Tafrs message before the
hour set for the conyonng OF the Arch,
bald court OF impeachment at 1880.
senator Root gave the Senate the
formal notification OF the death Of
Vice President sherman.
Resolutions were adopted conveying
the Senate's sympathy to the family Of
the late vice president.
Senator Borah presented the notih.
cation OF the death OF his colleague.
Senator Hepburn, and Senator Smith
OF Maryland that OF Senator RayneT.
Again resolutions Of sorrow were
adopted and after session Of twenty.
two minutes the Senate adjourned oat
OF respect TO the memories OF Vice
President Sherman and Senators Hey.
burn and Rayner.
Four new members were sworn IN
In the House. They we're Lewis l..
Morgan OF Louisiana, who succeeds
the late Representative Wycklltio;
Archibald c. Hart. who succeeds Rep.
resentative Hughes OF New Jersey,
elected TO the Senate. George c. Scott,
who succeeds the late Representative
Hubbard OF Iowa and Edward \. Mer.
rlu. who succeeds the late Representa-.
tive George Maltby Of New York.
The House, after a session Of an
hour and ten minutes. adjourned until
noon Tuesday on molten Of Reprosen'
tatiye Cannon ont OF respect 70 the
members who have died since last ad'
iournment
The state herald., 1912-12-06

The Colorado School OF Mines foot.
ball team defeated Pomona college by
lS TO 0, at Pomona. Cal.
The fact that the state authorities
made no representations to the War
Department In an attempt to stop the
fights held on the Fort Russell mill,
tEry reservation OF Cheyenne. wyo.. is
accepted as indicating that there will
be no effort to have the state anti.
fight law applied to the reservation.
which is exempted under special stat
ute. and boxing earniyals will be held
throughout the winter a monthly inter
walls.
The state herald., 1912-12-06
SPORT

Richard frAyne, mn norouaut fell p.
900 feet At Jacksonville, Fla. and was
instantly killed. Three thousand per.
sons witnessed the accident
George y, sloason Of New York dc.
fcAted KadIl Yamada Of Japan. 2,io0
TO 1874 In a Alr.nlght special match
at 1872 balklno billiards In New York.
Tho Hurlingham Club OF London
sont a challenge TO tho American Polo
Association for Hcrloa Of gamoa Tor
the American cup The challenge sllp.
ulaied that tho match should be- played
In the United states In 1913.
The state herald., 1912-12-06
convlcts Finish Pueblo Road.

Pueblo,-Pueblo county's contribu.
tion to the Colorado Springs'Pueblo
road north of here was completed aft.
er ten months continuous work by a
large force of convicts. The strip Of
road completed by this county is sew
enteen miles long and cost 100000,
From twenty to thirty convicts were
at work continuously for almost year
and $500 loads of gravel were used.
The state herald., 1912-12-06
Boy Killed as Cellar Caves In.

Meeker--The iour-year-old son OF
Charles Mcpherson was killed and a
ranch hand was seriously II not fatally
hurt when cellar roof caved in,
burying the boy under four feet of de-
brls. Mrs. Mcpherson, who was stand
ing near her husband at the time, es-
capped. The accident occurred on the
Mcpherson ranch. twelve miles from
Mecker.
The state herald., 1912-12-06
Colorado College Professor Very Ill.

Colorado Springs.-James Hutchin-
son Kerr, president of Colorado Col
lege for some time after the resigna-
ton of President Tenney and for
years head of the department of
chemistry and metallurgy of the same
institution. is critically i'll at a local
diseases. He is seventy-five years of
age.
The state herald., 1912-12-06
Aspen Elks Honor Dead.

Aspen.-Aspen Lodge No. 224, B. P.
o. E., held memorial services at the
Armory hall. More than 1000 persons
attended. DR.. Warren II. Twining 0e-
livered the eulogy to the departed
members, four of whom died in the
last year.
The state herald., 1912-12-06
Union and southern Pacific Dissolve

washlngton.-Th Supreme Court in
an opinion announced by Justice Day.
hold that the Union Pacific railroad
Company by the acquisition OF stock
In tho Southern Pacific. had effected a
combination In violation OF the shcr.
man anti-trust law. Justice Day. read
Ing the opinion. indicated that the
Court would enter decree 20 dissolve
the combination and also an injuuc,
ton TO prevent the uaion Pacific from
voting Southern Pacific stock.
The state herald., 1912-12-06
Woman puts Up 1,7oo Quarts Fruit

Raymer.-The pre- serving record of
Colorado is believed 10 be held by Mrs
G. L. Blackburn of Peace Valley, who
broke her own record this year and
has 100 quarts of preserved fruit of
nearly every variety known in the
state.
The state herald., 1912-12-06
News Summary of the Past Week

Half dozen slim, graceful. beard
less and small-footed detectives were
selected at Chicago TO be dressed up
in women's clothes with muffs and
tempting'looting purses, TO dccoy the
army OF purse-snatchers that have de-
scended on that city.
The state herald., 1912-12-06
New Mar on ruropesn turkey.

London-rhc work Of ohariinE a
new map Of what hitherto has been
European Turkey viii begin lmmedi.
atcly after the signature OF tho armls.
lice by tho plonlpotontiarloH OF Tur
key and tho naltan Allies at the VII
lagc of Baghtchc
The state herald., 1912-12-06
100000 Lbs. of Sugar from Factory

Grand Junction.-The local sugar
factory has rounded out seasons
record of 100000 pounds of sugar.
Before the season is over, which will
be about February 18th. they expect to
have refined 35,0O0.OOO pounds.
The state herald., 1912-12-06
Physician Heir to Bio Estate,

Colorado Springs.-Dr Wilbur +.
Martin, physician of this city, is re-
ported to have inherited large for.
tune, variously estimated at 100000
to sl,00O,O00.
The state herald., 1912-12-06
Explaining What a snob RealI,

Uncle Roy. what is a snob!"
"A snob, Eddie, is person who !
herits a great deal Of money, 70.
abroad and buys himself a venee, !
culture, returns home and poses ii
connoisseur Of something. and ~
around calling his poor relations ~
venues Why do you ask such
question. Eddie?"
Because | heard Donalds y
brother talking about you this shs
noon, and he said you were a snoh'
The state herald., 1912-12-06
Pope Announeea New v. S. Prelats,

Romo.-Tho Pope has officially an.
nounccd tho appointments OF the FOL.
lowing American prelaics: Right Rev.
Dennis o'Connoll. Bishop OF Rich.
mond. Right Roy. Patrick 4. MoGoy.
ern. Bishop OF Cheyenne. Right Rev.
Austin Bowling. Bishop OF Dcn Molnoa.
and the Rev Edward J. Hanna, AuHil.
iary Bishop OF san Francisco.
The state herald., 1912-12-06

Doctor Quack-I had a great misl
more patients last year than ! hAHI
this. | wonder where they have I
gone tor
Mrs. wrink-Well. all We can s'
doctor. is to hope for the best
The state herald., 1912-12-06

Smile on wash day. That's when g.,
use Red Cross Bag Blue. Clothes N,
than snow. All grocers. Adv.
The state herald., 1912-12-06

We are most apt to realize that,s .
is money when the interest comes A, !
The state herald., 1912-12-06

Especially where flirting is conc,
ed. little learning is a dapger,
thing.
The state herald., 1912-12-06

Mrs. winsiow's Soothing Syrup for CIR.
teething, softens the gums, reduces Ina,,,
tion, allays pain, cures wind collie. e5e bon,
The state herald., 1912-12-06
E3}l1E1 131aESlUa sosHe osstea Al

Lots of men tire themselye,
death looking for an easy place
The state herald., 1912-12-06

Fruit Growers to Meet Dec. 17.1s.
Grand Junction Method OF distri.
The state herald., 1912-12-06
Jack johnson TO Marry Cameron Girl.

Chltbgo.-Jack Johnson. the negro
rurillst. In an interview declared that
hu would marry Miss Lucille Cameron
before the end of the week.
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Asthma --Catarrh
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Expert Eedic5l Scientists Announce Startling
Results Obtained by Senpipe.

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vantage Of !hc generous offer made 10y The
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most primitive kind. the bare logs
forming the walls, unrelieved In their
rough ugliness, except as here and
there sundry unshapely garments
danglcd from wooden pegs; the rough
deal table, with a few cheap dishes
piled upon one end Of if; the dead
dog lying across the carthen floor;
and over all the leap OF ruddy flame
as the nowly kndled fire gathered
way leaving weird shadows here and
there yet steadily forcing them back,
and flooding the whole interior with a
chearly glow
Sne had flung aside tho blue and
yellow cloak which during the long
hours Of cur night ride had so com
pieteiy shroudcd her. and stood be-
sore me dressed in some soft cIincing
turf " q delicate brown color. so cut
md fashioned as to most become her
rounded. graceful form About her
mock q narrow s.riD of creamy lace
was fitted the fun throat rendered
winter by the contrast, while at her
wrists similar ornament alone
served 20 relieve The simple plainness
Of or attire The flaming fire lighted
up her face. making 81 seem TO flush
with the dancing glow, which sparkled
Ike diamonds I'm her eyes. Hers was
q young fair faco.-a face TO lovo
and trust forever yet with a pride In
it' and q certain firmness also that
somehow was good TO see. All this
] nctcd with ono quick upward glance
and with a sudden thrill Of the heart
such as had never known before.
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utterly bald. He formed a most 70
markable contrast to the tall, raw
boned. angular female who doomed up
like small mountain Just behind him.
II reckon as how you uns he'd quite
a bit Of a scrap afors ye laid tibet
thar dorg out, stranger" he said,
half-angry tone lurking In his deep
voice. The fleetest hound in all the
North, an I'm burned II list likes
Their way you uns makes yerselves ct
hum in this yere cabin
"Shet up, Jed Bungay," out in his
better-half. sharply. and as she spoke
she caught the little man unceremoni-
ously by one arm, and thrusting him
roughly 70 one side strobe heavily
forward until she paused in the centre
OF the room facing us with her arms
akimbo.
Now I'd jlst like ter know" she
said savagsly, who you uns be, a
breakin' into a house. and a KILN q
dorg, an a eatin' up everything We
uns got without 30 much as a aRyin'
by yer leave or nuthin reckon az
bow you uns don't take this yers
cabin fer no taYernT
"Msdam." said with a low bow.
1t is misfortune. not desire. which
mas caused us to trespass upon your
hospitality We will very gladly pay
you hborally for any damage done. I
am an officer In the Confederate scr.
vice. and the breaking down Of our
horses compelled US TO take refuge
here IN order that this lady might
not be exposed to danger from rowing
gangs OF guerillas. The dog STACKED