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Arizona republican., 1912-06-30
THE AFTERMATH OF MY A. B

Since I've come home with my A. B. The things that they have asked of
 me.
 Father Cant you discuss with me at all The referendum and recall? Whats this education or Culture I've been paying for?"
 Mother Cannot make d rug from rags? Cannot cook in paper bags? Don't know how a skirt is faced? Education's sure a Waste!'
 Brother Never heard of last springs deal Perkins made in U. $. Steel? Never knew-but Sis, YOU must!- How they smashed the Necktie Trust?" Sister Mean to tell me you don't know The stars in every Broadway show Cannot do the turkey trOt? | I think educations rot!' Robbie l"Don't know who is in the box l Pitchin' for the Purple SoX? Don't know bass from pickerel? Gee! Higher cu,tcher aint for mel 1 Neighbors Don't know the size of the Ger man army? No idea how much wat CT to give rhododendrons? Never read the works of Josephus? Don't krow the effect of peanut butter or the mucous membrane? Cannot givj us even the probable date of th' Book of Revelation? Don't know tho
Arizona republican., 1912-06-30
Robbie

Don't know who is in the box Pitchin for the Purple SoX?
 Don't know bass from pickerel? Gee! Higher cu,tcher aint for mel
Arizona republican., 1912-06-30
Brother
Sister

Mean to tell me you don't know
 The stars in every Broadway show
 Cannot do the turkey trot? 1 think educatiOn's rOt!'
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-28

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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-28

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min. w $50 II s. s6 deg 40 min. W
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ming, except plat Halls Addition.
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ginning 1914 rods W. and 20 rods s
OF y +. Cor. NEA NEL thence S.
80 rods W. 20 rods. y. 40 rods, E
20 rods 70 beginning ..............
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Name OF Owner

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Beginning 50 II. Z. and 20 rods and
3 II s. OF n. w. Corner NEA SEia
thence East 20 rods. s. ] rod. W. 80
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Mckee. william and Walter Polk.
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Tomsik. Frank. In NV. swL. Lot
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thence S. s76 a. r. sst n. to r. II.
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line NES NwL W. 1864 n to begin
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intersection of Rt. wy. and W. line
SEL. Sec. :. IN. F. Corner Walters
tract) $. 81 min W. es7 II. TO County
road y. Ely along County road ssee
II to S. line u. 4 X. G. Il. r. Rt
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1912-11-28

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parallel with said lot -. to So. Can
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Sly parallel with said Lot 81 10
Nes York Avenue. II extended Ely
90 r. TO beginning. except for ditch
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on the south line OF sen NEL. 9f6
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Name of Owner

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The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-27
GOULDS ARE OUT OF
 IRON MOUNTAIN BOARD
RESIGN FROM DIRECTORATE TO COMPLY WITH LAWS OF AR
 KANSAS FOR BONDING.

New York, June 26.-George J. Gould Frank Gould and Kingdom Gonld. together with Edward D. Ad- ans, Edward T. Jeffrey. R. M. Gallo way and Edgar l.. Marston, have re signed from the board of directors of the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern railway. They have been succeeded by c. A. Deane, c. A. Pratt, c. H. Jackson, ]. G. Hollengeck, c E. Carstarphen, G. w. IIousley, and c. H. Wright, all of Arkansas.
 These changes were effected at | meeting of the board in this city today At tihe offices of the company it was said the change was made to comply with the laws of Arkansas, under which the company is incorporated, pending the execution of the proposed S200,00O.000 mortgage.
 The major portion of the proceeds from the sale of the bonds to be is- sued under the mortgage is to be ap- piled to refunding outstanding bonds. The balance, it is said, will be em- ployed for improvements and new equipment.
 The stockholders of the road have been called to meet on July to rati- fy the action of the directors.
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TELLS HOW IDAHO
 LOST A SUGAR MILL
FARMERS ARE so BUSY SELLING LAND THAT THEY COULD NOT
 RAISE NECESSARY BEETs.

New York, June 26.-In the gov. ernments equity suit for the disso- lution of the so-called sugar trust today. Thomas R. Cutler. vice presi- dent and general manager of the Utah Idaho Sugar Company, told how a land boom resulted in the failure If the Havemeyer company to erect a beet sugar factory near Fayette, Ida, in 1906.
 He said the erection of the factory WAS contingent upon the ability oi tae- farmers stos 9aiss sr ~oertain num- Der of acres of beets. When the news got ont land values began to rise. continued the witness, land the farmers were so busy selling land they did not have time to raise beets and the required acreage was not planted
 United States Assistant District Attorney Knapp made an effort to show that Mir Hayemeyer in his op- erations in Utah and Idaho had great respect for the power of the Mormon church.
 "Recognizing the sugar company as an agent of the advancement of the people, the Mormon church was so- licitous as to the welfare of the com panies2" asked MT knapp
 After being assured that back of he questioning there was no idea that the Mormon church was a party to the conspiracy charged in the indict- ment the witness replied in the af~ firmative.
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CUBAN REBELLION
 FAST NEARING END
GOMEZ FEELS SUFFICIENTLY S=- CURE TO TURN ATTENTION
 TO POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.

Havana June 26-The government expressed confidence that the insur- ieeti0H is fast approaching o0iiapse and now is considering withdrawing a portion of the regular troops, this, in spite of the fact that Colonel Pie dra, who returned from Oriente yes terday, reported 1000 insurgents III arms. Other estimates place the reb- el strength as high as 1000.
 A conference which President Co., meg had last night with the liberal leaders is taken as an indication that the president considers the insurrec- tion now of secondary importance and 1t is time to turn attention to practical politics in preparation Tor all active presidential campaign. The question of liberal candidate, how ever, still is in abeyance, with no in- dications that General Gomez and Vice President Alfredo Zayas will ar rive at any agreement.
 The first shore leave since the ar rival of the American warships was granted to the crews of the Rhode Is- land and Washington today
 General Monteagudo advised the government tonight that his troops had had an engagement with the reb- ei leaders Estonez and Ivonet at tho head of a hundred men near Gala hazas, dispensing them General Monteagudo adds that the troops are pushing the rebels.
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WITNESS OUTLASTS
 EXAMINING COUNSEL
HARRINGTON IN pARRoW TRIAL CAUSES ATTORNEYS TO ASK FOR RECESS TO REST.

Los Angeles. Cal. June 26.-John R, HFiafrineton left the witness stand in ihe bribery trial of Clarence 5. Oar row today after having been under ez- animation for seven days
 At the conclusion of the ordeal counsel for both sides asked for an adiournment before beginning liar rtnpton's redirect examination be- cause of mental and physical fatigue Of attorneys.
 Nearly the entire day was devoted fo interrogations concerning conYersa- tions between Harrington and Darrow. The interviews had been planned, the witness testified, so they could be re- rsrted verbatim by a telephonic de- vice. Harrington was pressed con. stantly to recall what had been saiu bg himself and Darrow at those con versations.
 The defense. again failing to force nrodnction of the stenographic trans crint of these talks, was heightened eomewhat by intimation from Judge u,,tton that unless the prosecution ls- sued This transcript he might allow
 
 inc defense to put on the stand the etenographer who transcribed 1t.
 Harrington admitted he had had II, nancial difficulties with Darrow ana That the latter still owed him the ar, ference between s5,5o0, which he had rcccived while empioyed by the MIG Namara defense. and Si5,OoV, wnicil' the witness said was the sum prom, iced to each of the associate eoinsei connected with the McNamara delense- ge said he and Darrow had eompro- 'lo missed on final settlement ot so'oVV' which he had never received.
 The witness testified also that when be brought Darrow to the motel nc triad 10 prevail on him to tell the dls' trIet attorney what he knew ol tue ,ysereahouts of Caplan and Scnmlal' accusa,l of complicity in the dynanl,' inc ,ns of inc Los Angeles Times pulla. @ inc inc Harrington said he told parrow arr, ~, .ha M authorities would be lenient Witn
 'u He coulI not recall Darrows reply
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NEED TEMPORARY
 APPROPRIATIONS
PRESIDENT TAFT ASKS CON. GREss TO PROVIDE RUNNING
 EXPENSES FOR NATION.

Washington, June 26.-President Taft win send a message to congress probably tomorrow, pointing out the anomalous situation whereby the ma : chinery of federal government must continue in operation in direct viola ton of law, making officials liable to fine and Imprisonment, unless steps are immediately taken to provide funds for the next fiscal year, begin ming July l.
 The president will appeal for the passage of a resolution extending the necessary appropriations of the cur rent fiscal year for temporary pe- ricd to tide over the emergency caus- ed by the failure of the regular and deficiency appropriation bills to pass. It is expected such a resolution will be introduced and passed by both houses tomorrow.
 It is unlawful for any official to create a deficiency or to accept the services of any one gratuitously. Un- less congress acts, 1t is pointed out in administration circles. one of these laws must be voilated to somc extent because government business cannot come to A stanCstill
 The navy department is going slow in risking violation of law and if appropriations are not made, the civil employees of tho navy yards and many in the department here will be given furloughs Monday.
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Our committee inspected the coun- ty jail and find that the food furnish ed the prisoners is wholesome and plentiful. The jail is found unsani- tary and very insecure. no blame at- taching to the sheriff on that account. as 1t is impossible to keep the jail as at present situated and in it's usually crowded condition. in sanitary state. As to it's safety. We consider it a very insecure jail in which to confine desperate and dangerous criminals. We do not think that it takes an ex- pert to work his way therefrom. Ere quent jail deliveries in the past jus tify our conclusions.
 Because of the unsafe and unsani- tary condition of the jail we fecom- mend that the county erect a mod ern, sanitary jail. If however. the county finances will not justify this expenditure, then we recommend that an iron mesh run around be built on the inside or outside, at least four feet from the wall. which would make escapes in the future more difficult. We further recommend that the in sane be kept separate from the other Hi1cVHti
 The books of all the county officers are reported correct and unusually we'll kept and several statements from each office are submitted as part of the grand jury report, to- gether with the following recommen- dation
 That every county officer who handles funds of the county be re- quired to keep cash book and led ger in good form, so that their affairs could be easily checked
 Relative to the old accounts still due the county from past officials the grand jury has this to say:
 This body invites further and per sistent attentions by present respon- sible officials, to balance due from delinquent officials in the past, and recommends the speedy purging of the county's books of these unsettled moneys"
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FIGHT HEALTH BOARD
New Orleans Stall Keepers Enlist the
 Aid of the Mayor.

New Orleans, La, June 26. Keep CTS of stalls in the public markets ef New Orleans will hold a mass meet ing tomorrow night to determine what action they shall take to oppose the plan of Dr. Oscar Bowling. president of the state board of health. to close their stalls. unless they have been screened by next Wednesday. Some of. the market men threaten to close their stalls voluntarily if the health board persists in it's order and thus force a food famine.
 Dr. Bowling has condemned the markets because their lack of screens throws food supplies in the stalls open to the flies. He has run afoul not Oniy oi tue ststti ne<psfc, Mayor Martin Behrman, who has sid cd with the market men the ground that the city Is already reasonably improving it's markets. and that the health board demands are Utopian
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HONOR FOR BROOKS.

Waterville. Maine. June 26.-Colby College today conferred the degree of Doctor Do oi Laws ;iis:. s.ss t 70 ton D. Brooks of the University of Oklahoma.
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Guerilla Warfare.

Santiago. Cuba, June 26.-General Monteagudo is reported again to have changed his plan oi campaign, this being necessary because of the elus- i've tactics of the insurgents. He now has ordered his forces to divide into small commands They will operate at night, laying ambuscades for wan- dering insurgent bands.
 Colonel Machado, commanding at Guantanamo. reports the situation there much improved. He has taken measures Co compel all yagrants to work for the purpose of supplying la bor for the sugar mills. The san itary department reports the situa- tinn at Cobre dangerous on account of the spread Of disease amung tho great number of destitute rec0nten trados.
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CASHIER UNDER ARREST.

Ironwood. Mich. June 2e--M X. Fitzsimmons. cashier of the Bank of ironwood, which recently closed it's doors. was arrested last night charg- ed with the embezzlement Of sl28.0o0 on 20 counts. He vas given pre- |limlnary hearing today and bail ila Si0.0o0 was accepted.
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Wilson supporters were claiming to- night that sentiment in the big New York delegation was turning toward their candidate.
 It was everywhere agreed that the nominee would be an out and out progressive as the party leaders be- lieve that only in this way can they hope for success.
 The growth of Wilson sentiment found expression in the convention tonight in q prolonged demonstration when his name was mentioned.
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THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, D. C., JUNE 2s- FORECAST FOR ARKANSAS. GEN ERALLY FAIR THURSDAY AND ER, DAY; WARMER THURSDAY.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-06-27

CONTINUED ON PAoE FIVE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-13
BY II. C. BYRD.

Tome Institute should win the southern
interscholastic meet that is being held at
the University Of Virginia this afternoon
Inc chances are that the Port Deposit
team will get the trophy that goes to the
winning school by a fairly safe margin
There will be only one school that will
give the Tome team close run-Central
High of this city.
Inc order in which the teams are apt
to finish in scoring way is: Tome first
Central second and Woodberry Forest
third, with the smaller schools trailing
along behind.
Enough points can be counted almost
as surety to give Tome the victory
Smith is fairly sure to win the two dash
events while there will be no one in COM
petition who can come near Curtis in the
pole vault. With these two men tallying
nfteen points 1t is probable that the other
members OF the team will register enough
more to place the meet with the Port De-
post school.
Central High would have a chance IL
FRITZ Reuter- were in competition, but
the lanky sprinter is out of it because
of his ineligibility. At that it is a uues-
ton if Reuter- is fast enough to beat
Smith in the sprinta
emerson Institute has three entries
any OF whom is likely to show. in the
events in which they are entered, while
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-13
WELLS AND MCFARLAND.
Matched to Fight in Madison
Square Garden April 26,

NEW YORK, April 13.-The Garden
Athletic Club, the latest boxing club
to receive license from the state ath-
letic commission, and which will hold
forth at Madison Square Garden. has
completed arrangements for it's opening
show, which will bring together Matt
Wells. the English champion, and Packey
Mcfarland of Chicago for ten rounds on
Friday evening, April %.
Negotiations were completed yesterday
at the Marlborough Hotel between the
managers of both principals and Tim
Hurst, manager of the club. The men
have agreed to make 135 pounds at 3
O'Clock on the afternoon of the contest.
with. George Mcdonald, manager of
Wells. accepting 80 per cent of the gross
gate and moving picture receipts, of
which sum Mcfarland is to get $4,000
for his share
Speculation was rife in local circles as
to the probability of the match ever
being made. owing to the peculiar con-
nections of both boxers. Mcfarland has
in the past always lent his services to
the Fairmont Athletic Club. in view of
his close affiliations with Billy Gibson,
it's manager, while 1t was known that
Wells was under contract to Hurst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-13
Notes From Quaker City Papers.

Cy Morgan deserved no-hit victory
yesterday. Moellers single, the-eRly one
Washington got, was scratchy.
Eleven Senators cut dents in the ozone
Morgan struck out the six who faced
him in two innings.
Coach Thomas and the Penn Varsity
base ball players sat in the upper pavil-
ion at Shibe Park and watched Morgan
defeat Washington.
Left Fielder Moeller made Washington's
feature play in the sixth inning, when
he ran backward toward center and
pulled down Murphy's terrific drive. The
swat would have been good for three
bases.
Eddie Foster may be a weak batsman,
but the Senator's have picked up the
SWEETEST little fielding third baseman who
ever wore spiked shoes, according to
o Gnarey M Hastarasx who sat in the upper
The Senators continued to kick strenu-
ously against the decisions Of the UNI
pires. Westerwelt, who was behind the
plate, was made the particular object of
some useless protesting. Griffith has in
stilled pepper in his men, but he may
have gone too far with it,
Stuny Mclnnis Is being considered
left field hitter by the Senators. When he
back of third, Milan in left and Schaefer
in center. With the outfield dressed for
him yesterday, 'Stuffy" managed to slam
two singles past Foster.
Ira Thomas showed nerve yesterday
when he went after Morgan's wild pitch
with his bare hand. He stopped the ball
from going a mile and prevented
Schaefer from scoring, but 1t is fortunate
he did not break finger or MAIN his
hand.
Today's game will start at 3 o'clock.
Wonder why the contests cannot be
started at that hour every day? They
do 1t in Boston. Chicago, Cincinnati and
st. Louis and attract immense crowds.
Foster is about the size of Bobby
Byrne and he can field hunts in the same
admirable style as the little Pittsburgher.