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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-09-19
Reception For Newly WEEDS.

On Tuesday evening of last week a
reception was given at the Rodwell
home by the Arachne and Bachelors
clubs in honor of the "newly weds"
of the latter club, Messrs, r. A.
Watkins, Herman Zantow, Eben
Toole and their brides. Various
amusements were INDUCED in on the
large and we'll lighted lawn until the
call for all to fall in line for the grand
march. Then to the strains OF the
Mendellsohn wedding march played
by Robert Rodwell on the coronet and
accom- panied by Miss Ethel Rodwell
at the piano, the long line, with Mr..
and Mrs. e. G.. Kunzelman in the
lead, wound in and out among the
trees. At given signal on the coro-
net all marched to the veranda where
delicious refreshments were served. w.
A. Toole acted as POSTMASTER. Inc
guests of honor were remembered with
beautiful gifts of silverware by the
Bachelors club who rejoice that their
members have fulfilled the object for
which they were organized and hav-
ing obtained the highest degree are
now prepared to give advice to their
less fortunate brothers. After several
musical numbers, both instrumental
and vocal, the guests departed feeling
that they had spend most enjoyable
evening.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-09-19

Mrs. Theadore Heron and daughters
spent the latter part of last week with
Mrs. Ivan Newell.
Mrs. John Gillem has returned
from Walton, where be attended camp
meeting.
Farmers are cutting corn and clover
seed.
Walter Anchor attended the State
fair
Mrs. John Gillem called on Mrs.
Theodore Heron Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Jennie LoveIand, Mrs. Bert
Powell and two children went to
M ilwaukee to attend the State fair.
Theodore and Harvey Heron are
doing cement work for E. G. Green.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-09-19

I accept the responsibility" Some
days later he was going to recall this
assurance.
Sometimes wonder :" pen
sively.
Wonder about what?"
what manner of man you ara"
ct should have been a great deal
better man had I met you ten years
ago."
What? When was eleven?" with
levity intended to steer him away
from this channel
'You know what mean," he an
Swered, moody and detected.
She opened her purse and dropped
the pendant into it. but did not speak.
'Ten years ago." abstractedly.
What a lot of things may happen in
ten years! Deaths, births, marriages.
he went on; "the snuffing out of king
doms and republics; wars. panics,
famine; honor to some and dishonoF
to others. 1t kind of makes fellow
grind his teeth, little girl: it kind OF
makes him shut his fists and long to
run amuchs
why should strong, intelligent
man, such as you are, think like that!
You are resourceful and unafraid.
Why should you talk like that? You
are young. too. Why?''
He stopped and looked full into her
eyes. DO you really wish to know 2"
Had better?" with a wisdom be
yond her years.
No. you had better not. I'm not q
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-09-19

Al unusual civil suit was brought
up this morning in Justice of Peace
Adolph Andro's court between Her
man Born against his father, William
Born, both of Honey Greek. The fam
lily resides on farm and the son is
SUNG his father for wages which he
claims are due him for work. The
father claims that the son has been
paid all his services were worth and in
addition that the young man was neg
ligent during harvest time and as
result the corn and grain crops were
damaged. The case was adjourned
this morning until the % of this month
The son is about rs years of age.
City Attorney V. H. Cady appeared
for the father.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-09-19
(To Be Continued
Gard of Thanks.

We wish to thank our Kind friends
and neighbors for the kindness shown
during the illness and death of my
wife and our mother and also for the
beautiful floral offerings.
Herman Lucht, sons and daughters.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-09-19

Conductor Guy Noyes and WIe
have returned from their trip out Wess
after spending three weeks with rela-
tives and friends. They report tnat
the crops are fine.
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-09-19

ter.
What shall you do if this Mahomed
you speak Of comes?"
Turn him loose upon our friend
JONES'" with a laugh.
"And what will he do to him 2"
Garry him off to Bagdad and chop
off his head" Ryanne TESTED.
'sTell me. is there any possibility OF
Mr.. Jones coming to harm?"
Cant say" Her concern for Perci-
val annoyed him.
"Is it fair, when he paid you gen.
erously?"
He did not look into the grave eyes.
They were the only pair that ever dis
concerted him. "My dear Fortune, it's
a question which is the more valuable
to me, my skin or Percival's."
'It isn't fair"
From my point Of view it's fair
enough. I warned him; told him the
necessary facts, the eventual dangers.
He accepted them all with the Yhior-
des. / see nothing unfair IN the deal,
since I risked my life in the first
place."
"And why must you do these des-
perate things?"
"Oh, love excitement. My one idea
In life is to avoid the humdrum."
'Ts it necessary to risk your life for
these excitements? Is your life moth
ing more to you than something to ex-
pertinent with?"
Fortune. Sometimes I don't care.
When one has gambled for big stakes.
it is hard to play for penny points"
"a strong, healthy man like you
ought not to court DEATH"
81 do not seek it. My only tempta-
ton is to see how near I can get to
the Man in the Shroud, as some poet
calls it, without being touched. I'll
make you my confessor. You see, it
is like this. A number Of wearied men
recently formed a company whereby
monotony became an obsolete word
in our vocabulary. You must not think
I'm testing; I'm serious enough. This
company ferrets out adventures and
romances and sells them to men Of
spirit. | became a member, and the
trip to Bagdad is the result. One new
er has to share with the company. The
rewards are all yours. All one has to
do is to pay lump sum down for the
adventure furnished You work out
the end yourself, unhindered and un-
assisted"
"Are you really seriOus?"
"Never more so. Now, Percival Al
gernon has always been wanting an
adventure, but the practical side OF
him has made him hold aloof. told
him about this concern, and he refuses
to believe in it. So I am going to I'M
dertake to prove it to him. This is
confidential You will say nothing, !
know"
"He will come to no harm physical
1y?"
lord, no! It will BIO mild and in
nocuous. Of course, if any one told
him that an adventure was toward
for his especial benefit, it would spoil
all. I can rely upon your silence?"
She was silent. He witnessed her
indecision with distrust. Perhaps he
had said too much.
won't you promise? Haven't I al
ways been kind to you, Fortune, times
when you most needed kindness?"
II promise to say nothing. But if
any harm comes to that young man,
either in jest or in earnest, I will
never speak to you again"
"T see that, after getting Percival
Algernon into an adventure, I've got
to cicerone him safely out of it. Well,
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-09-19

Miss Catherine Nc Ginnis, who has
spent the past summer at Devils lake,
is visiting Mrs. Z. Spellan, Third ave.
nue..
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1912-09-19

SWs1E BEST medicine you can take
~to rid yourself of humors. ana
clear your complexion, is Hoods Sal-
saparilla ats also THE CHEAPEST
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05

vote oi he people. by adding section IF. providirg that no school lands shall be sold before May. 1887.
 Bsobitt's bill, relative to public roads. Was Indefinitely poe, DO ned by a vote of i5 to l3. Tbis bill provided that rosds which had been used for five years sbould become public rosds S'thout other action.
 Duocsn occupied the cbsi. while the eous. was in committee oi the whole, and operations commenced oo Kane's bill to provide SIS, GOO msnsiou for the governor of the state. A substi- tute resulted providing for an sppro pristion of q. 600 for the purchase of [ lot on which to erect 6 mapsiop.
 Johnsob's snti-trust bln was ale, recommended for third reading snt final passage.
 Crsig's bill for the pay ment of wit neeses iu criminal cases, recommend ed for passage. The bill provides 10 sl.5o per day compensation.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05
Doings ia the
 Superior Court

A total of eleven prisoners have en- tered pless of guilty 90 far this term oi court. With these pleas of guilty, the york of the trial jury has been greatly reduced, and it will take but about two weeks time to clear up the remainder of the criminal calendar. The criminal cases tbat gre ls't have been set ss folloAs:
 State of Ari,ons vs John Fsber, assault. May '; Miranda sLd Lorez, misdemeapor. May !; Cbss woolschle- gel, sssaul., May 8; Arthur Gibson. perjury, May g; Manuel Flores and Jose Clcanto. assault, May g; James Halliburton, embe.slement, May 10; Joe Hooker. May hem, May To; L Herr, sodomy, May II; BoDebrske and Gripon, murder. May l3: H L Grensrd grand larceny. May IS; Peter Corsill | assault. May Is; Fred Hickory. s.- ssuIt, May IT; R W Baker, grand lar, ceny. May IT; ~ W Terry. assault Nay IS. All criminal app al casei were set fer May May IS.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05
Important Legal
 Point is Settled

Col H l. Pickett today received ad : vices from Phoenix shat the Supreme court handed down . decision in the sneed vs Speed case, .aa appeal from Cochise county. sId under the de. cision sn important legal point vas settled. Mrs Sneed had brought suit for divorce in the district court here and much community property wgs involved, located in Texss, where the couple resided. The income from property reached about $SOOO per year and contest wss entered by Ds sneed The decree of divorce was granted Mrs Soeed here and appeal filed by Col Pickett, on behalf of the defendant, on ground of lack of jurisdiction and conflict oi stsse rights The decision of the supreme court reverses the 6nd. ing of the lover court and remsnds the case with ins,ructioos to dismiss the actioa for want of jurisdiction, holding with the contention of Col. Pickett
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05
h Interest of
 Arizona Pioneer

Dr 2 W Randall, oi the county bcspital, has recommended to tb. board oi supervisors that they pur- chase an artificial leg for George Me- FsrlAnd the pioneer editor and print- CT, who has beeo c resident Of Arizona for more then thirty years. Tao ysars ago Mcfarland lost one ci his legs which vas smputsted st Nogsles after it had become diseased and worthless to him. His friends in various parts of the stste cared for him for time, but last fsll he was admitted to the county hospital s, Douglas and hss been there since.
 Aside from she lack of the leg Nc. Fsrisnd is in good physical condition and desires to leave the hospital and earn his own living, but csonot we'll do 80 without sn artificial limb.
 The friends of Mcfarland will glad Iy )oin the recommendation of Dr Randall that the limb be provided by the county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05
Threatens Family;
 Ordered to Asylum

Having threatened death to his son and other mem bers of his family it is cls s'med, F A Pesse. head Of the Tucson Mortgage and Loan company Wss arr rested by the county authorities on s charge oi insanity. given hearing and ordered committed to the sta 6 insane asylum at Phoenir. Peaso was arrested upon complaint of his son.
 The testimony was introduced that Pes.e spent some weeks in s saniior- iun at Alsmogordo. New Mexico about he first Of the year, to become cured of the drug and llquor habit and for the fiIst time in some year: was entirely rational for several weeks after his return 70 Tucson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05
Will Resume
 Sasco Shelter

Negotiations between the American Smelling and Refining Company and the oils Copper Sulphide Company for the treatment of Christmas cree at the Hayden smelter have not been successful. As a resul, the Sssco smslter. nesr silverbell. is to be etart- ed up. and it is possible that . rail- road will be built direct from Silver bell to Christmas,
 The came interests the Develop mept Company of America-control the Southern Arizona Smelling com- psny, which owns the Sseco plant; Fl Tiro Mines company, which owps the SIlverbell properties, and the Gila Copper Sulphide Company, which owps the Christmas mine. Preeider Frank NJ Murphy. 3 P Cheney and other officials o! the Development Company have given up all hope of etfecting 6 deal with the American Smelling and Refining comoany. They are preparing to have the Sasco smelter resume operations to handle the Christmas ores.
 The Devel oprent Company 0. America is considering the sdvissbil- ity oi building its own road straight. The distance. over the nearest route northeast from Siiverbellto Christma, is little less than 75 miles. About 100 miles of hsuisge would be saved by the construction of the proposed rosd.-Democrst.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05
From Fridays Daily

Mrs Norman Barr and sxo childr n are visiting Tombstone. the guests of Mrs Bert Mscia sister oi Mrs Barr.
 The Misses Lorine rcPheJsOn and Leoos Tracy. two of Tombstoue's far daughters will grsduste at the Flsg- stsff Normal thi. year and are expect. ed home this month. The young lad ies h ys made most creditabie 'choiastic record and wiil graduate with high honors.
 Deputy sher.ifs Ho~e and Buchana an lelt today with seven prisoners for Flor nee, where they will be turned over tie prison su horl ies.
 SAmspd Oaen Garrett ares journing ID the city anl nay remain here sey. eral days before leaving on then rs. turn auto trip 70 San Diego.
 The grand jury will recOnvene here on May 27th, after the presont legis- | latuTt W III nave GIG rtu tH6lF session aud cognizance taken of any new lava passed Of interest to grand juries.
 The fact that one of rhe prisoners whose case was set for Monday, when the trial jury convenes. entered plea Of guilty, the jury is left without any york before them on the first day pre- viousiy set. hence the converting of the iufy is set one day later The presen, outlook is for short term for the trial jury.
 Negotiation for the organization of A new o'l c0mpsry to operate in the Lot Hiil basin. near Tombstone are under way snd il. is understood some definite Arrangenen may be an nonnced shorty. looking to the dr,.l- 'ng of snother oil well in tbst recent- ly discovered field.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05
La Toilette Will
 Visit Arizona

United Ststes Senator Robert NJ La Toilette Of Wisconsin, sspirant for the republican presidential nomins- tion and one of the chief progressive leaders of the day, will he in PhoeDix within 6 lew weel S according to word receiyed by George M Mclean of that city. who is io constant communities ton with W L Houser, La Follette's TDsnsger
 Ia Fole,te is making q hot cam ra'gn for the republican presidentis nomination. being right in the front of the race with Tai. and Roosevelt.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05
Arizonan Resigns
 From Business Life

E B Gage, seeking permanent re. tirement from active business life laid his resignstion as president of the Phoenix National Bank before 6 meet. ing o! the board of directors Monday and It wac accepted by that body with regret. Vice President a McClupP wac elected to succeed him. The same action was taken at . meeting oi the directors Of the Phoenix Ssv- ings Bank & Trust Co.,, which institu- tion is owned and of6cered by the came interests. There were no other changes in either bank, the present vice presidents Uf both being T E Pollock and M c McDougsll.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05
Governor Names
 State Holidays

Governor Hunt Tu ssdsy signed the bill c eating the holidays for he DeA a stats. Eleven holidays are created.
 2709. (Sec. 1.) Sunday, the fret day o! Jsnusr; the l4th day of Feb Iuary, "Admission dsy the 22nd day of February, the 3Oth day of May, the 4th day oi July. the 25th day of De cemher. the day upon which the gen. ersl el. ction is held. Thanksgiving day, Arbor day, and the first M' ndsy in September to be known ss Labor Day." sbe 18th day Of October. "Chris topher Columbus day, shall each ard all be holidays. When such first day of January, 22nd day of February. 30tn day of May, 4ta day of July, p h day Of December and Ar1or day shall fall on Sunday, the following Monday ehsll be holiday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05
Capitalists Visit
 Jerome Mine

During the pact few dave James Douglas and 6 party of eastern capital is.s were at Jerome for the purpose of examining the property of the United Verde Exteusion-Li tie Dsis, to allow which the mine had been unwsterec Mir Douglas sad that they hoped to find encouragement for taking over and prospecting the Ex- tension.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05
Convict Myers to
 Start East at Once

Following the suggestion Of the leg islsture that Roy Myers be given a parole of 30 dsys to go to Washington and procure patents on his marvellous invention by which he runs 25 horse- power gas engine from electri- city taken from the air, Governor Hunt has issued the papers and Myers wall leave immediately.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05
From Thursdays Daily

h, a meeting of tie executive com mittee of ihe republican ststo urgsn~ izstion st hoenix Pre.idel; Talt wss endorsed for the pree:deu tisl noniina- .ioa by \ vote Of nine to three Cochise county and Marc3pa coun- ty voted for Roosevelt
 By vote of nine 10 five Tucson was chosen as the place Tor the hold ing of sbe state coHventiau June 5.
 The red of 0roeco'e rebellion, which wss received al the Douglss of fee oi Wells, Fargo ard company ex oress. was seized yesterday morning by Deputy U $ Msrshal \ A Hopkin- under the inst uctions Issued recently by Marshal Overlook The il 2 sii remains in the care of Agent II C. Bslch 0. the express cnmp-ny bit Is undsr seizure. It will be used as evi- dence.
 The resolutions of protest adopted al the recent Tombstone mass meet ing against proposed county seat re- moYsl legis!stiOn were printed in neat form and promptly forwarded to each of the members of tbe sens's and house ct Phoenix. Tom bstone IS not idle and the egislators will be kept informed on county seat matters and real motives fthe "tpite bill, ,"if neees sity requires.
 Deputy United States Marshal Hop kiDs of D uglss brought to Tom bstone snd lodged in the county ia Jesus Moreno and Ramon SamsOp, ~ho gre held D chsr.e of violating the neu- tra!ity procramstion and charge of smuggling horses was made agsinrt T them. The horses were sold at pub lic sale
 . Ccchise Aerie, of the Fra ernal order oi E gles have decided 10 hold the annual picnic oi the order on May 18th at Lewis Springs.
 Wm Fowler of tne Cochise Abstrac, $ Go returned today from several day : vs.' st Phoenix.
 Among the B.sbee attJrnsys in st- tsndsnce on court today were noted ,s Ed Flannigsn, Jos O'Conneil snC !. Wm B Clesry.
 O Mir l. John on of Los Ar geles ie .t Tombstone yi-itor and may decide t
 locate here. Mir Johnson is delighteC 1T with Tombstone and its matches b | climate.
 The county seat removal bill i doomed to death at Phoenix Tn, "spite" measure finds DO respons,
 from the legislators and the pet til
 of a few real estate promoters will b P squelched in i iD ipiency.
 Lou c Woolery has struck suothe
 large artesisu well at his pace a Land. The srtesisn hJw was struci yesterday and is believed to be ever larger than the first well sunk by tut IS popular Land postmaster. MT Wool 70 cry is the oxner of valuable San Pedr, '- valley land and is \ thorough booste 'f for his section.
 To begin road work in the vicint, of Wilcox, where between five and siI
 miles of first class roads will be put n
 Road Superintendent J Benton hs cent l2 men snd four county team to the north end O the county. The various county ofhcers are
 very busy bunch these dsys, fixing ul q their monthly reports, besides attend :. ing to the usual daily business Sheriff Wheeler and his deprties ar, at work summonIng jurors and wit
 nesses for the criminal cases that ar, to be tried next week. besides escort ing those who have entered pleas O guilty to the state penisentisry. s JR Mason, a we'll known mining man of Oklahoma is in the city on D mining business.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05
Court Cases Filed
SUPERIOR COURT

SUPERIOR COURT Judg in sut e49s; Bonny H Hsrt Dr, M B Hart Or; divorce. Sut 55 FFshk Joerger, John Rock and Mrs c c McLaue ys J A Landers; injunction.
 Suit 56. Quarles, c Booth ct al, vs / I Psrke, injunction.
 PROBATE PROCEEDINGS Est Annie NJ York; decree estsb- ishing notice to CTS; order of sale of real estate.
 Est Thos Dwyer; notice application G Hanniger for letters cf sdmrn. Est faylor; order appointing c E Bell. r fl Fisher and E c Piper, appraisers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05
Cochlse Legislator
 Selected Chairman

Judge Duncan of Ctchjse wss se- lec,ed io preside over the session Of the committee of the whole and wac greeted si;h hearty round of ap- plsuse when he took the chsir. Crie. of "sporch,' "sl esch" were heard from sli par's Of ,he house, hut the venerable judge responded by saying that ur dOubtedly before the commit. tee arose the members would be treated 10 sutiicien, speeci making .bd in his he was entirely correct -Phoenix De m crat
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05
Convict Returns After
 Visit to Parents

Eugene Msta. life prisoner who was giFeu leave of absence cu hi. houor thirty days ago, On March 2s, return- ed promptly to the state prison at Florence Sunday morning. Mata has heen vlsiting his parents near Aibu- qneTque, \ M. His parents had no. seen him for sixteen years and be said his mo her and father broke dosn aud cried. heingso overioyed st seeing him,
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05
kelton is CandI-
 date to Convention

Captain . B Ke lton is ac andiiate from Cochise Tor del gate to the ns- tional democratic convention at Ball. more on June 18th and bis petition IS being uum. rously signed in T, mb. stone. This popular Cochise pioneer has the trdOrsemeDt Of . host of friends who are lending every effort to assist his elect on. Captain KeIton writes he IS under the impression that there may be special session of the legislature, and iu that event it would De impossible for him to ge, befoIe ;he people m the primary canvas. The Capta is in favor of Champ Clark ss the democratic standard bearer for president, bot being a staupch advo- cate ot peoples nghts sbould the De"cVcrsts UI Cochise instruct other- wise the veteran pioneer and legisls, tor could bc depended upon to obey their mandates.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05
Former Arizonan
 Predicts Intervention

Frank M King. for many years sn Arizons pewspaperman. formerly . residsnt of Tucson. but now engaged in the mining and cattle brokerage business in Fl Psso. spens Sunday in Tucson.
 Mir King is very familiar with Mex- csn affsirs and thinks that within . very short tire thsre will be interven. ton by the United States.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05
Yaquis Committing
 Expectations

The Ysqni renegades, reviyiug I om the deieat administered them al MapUli. are again on the wsrpsth, ac. cordine to Sdvices received st Tuc.o and have registered four Billings for the first two dsys Of the week.
 The rehels who sacked Culiacau |, comp eted their evacuation Monday, scattering in all directions in small parties when they reached the open country.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05
Torres Will Have
 Hearing May 6

Francisco Torres who wss arrested st Douglss recently and held op the charge of violating the neutrality pr c'smstion, but who is since resting under e counterieitius charge. will have his hearing Ion May 6, before U s Commissioner Ssmes at Douglas
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05
Douglas Asks
 for More Troops

A Washington dispatch ssys:-
 The president of the chamber o! commerce st Douglas, Arizona, bs- requested Representative Hayden 10 ssk for additional troops to be sent there.
 MT Hayden will call upon the ws, department to see if the request ca n be granted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05

A we'll ths, hes . remarkably strong fio~ ~ss brought in by Thomas Gar T tt, Of the San Simon valley He got the astesisn water ct . depth oi 700 feet
Tombstone epitaph., 1912-05-05

~ss.scysv pr,sr -.~ "-cure al Eidney iias. Ba. - rss sa.s s..r %eissd. Q ChcaDo 1Qv