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The state herald., 1912-02-09
Complaint Made of Cruelty.

Wild Horse.-A complaint of cruel
" to animals has ben filed in the
County Court OF Cheyenne county
against William Lang, a prominent
cattle owner of eastern Colorado,
-harging him with neglecting to pro-
vide feed and water for his stock,
which are said to be dying by hun
lreds.
The state herald., 1912-02-09
sau. aeh, county Lard sent,n,,,a.

saguacho.-A segregation Of 5000
aerea Of land in saguacho county Tor
enc year was granted by the state
Land board 10 the kerbor Creek prof.
oct he company Of which Dr. q, W.
Gerard and J. II Parsons are the lead.
Ing promoters. propoHoH 10 lrngate
the tract and $500 acres more of decd,
ed land by q reservoir ot $4,000 acre
feet capacity The aggregation was
allowed for one year within which the
company must complete ia plans.
The state herald., 1912-02-09
pro,es, Aoslns, Raise.

Elgln, Ill-Fiyo hundred members
OF Elgin camp, Modern woodmen OF
America, adopted resolutions calling
a mass meeting Of Illinois mcmbera Of
the order here April 10th to protest
against the upward revision Of the In.
suranco rates Of the order and to for.
mulate plans for secession OF Illinois
woodmon unless their demands be- rec.
ognizod.
The state herald., 1912-02-09
Greeley Wants More Money.

Greeley.-Commercial clubs. other
organizations and citizens of the
county will send letters to Washing
ton urging an additional appropriation
of s125,0OO for Greeley's new federal
building. Word came that there is
good prospect of getting this, If eff
forts are put forth.
The state herald., 1912-02-09
WEEKS EVENTS
COLORADO
Western Newspaper Union News Service
pueblo Fans Are Angry.

Pueblo.-At meeting of the COM
mittee which closed deal with Frank
lsbell to bring the wichita ball club
to this city last season, it was decid-
ed to at once take action in the courts
against Isbell for selling his club to
Wichita, without giving Pueblo a
chance to buy
The state herald., 1912-02-09
On a Main Road.

Pottleton drew up at the side Of
road and accosted man sitting
top OF a load OF hay.
Il say. colonel" said he, ARE we
the right road to Claypool junction
"Ya-as." said the farmer.
"How's the road. pretty goo
asked Pottleton.
Fine" said the farmer. we
been 20 years wearin' them T
through. h."-Harper's Weekly.
The state herald., 1912-02-09
ro 1e.t eoler pho,onraph,.

pitabnrg-lt has become known
that officials Of the Westinghouse
Electric 4 Manufacturing Company, at
tho East Pliisbufn plant, win make n
finai test Of discovery Of color
photography which eserls all methods
now In use.
The state herald., 1912-02-09

1t is very apt to make a you
widow indignant II man doesn't p
tend to use force the first time he
tempts to kiss her.
The state herald., 1912-02-09

ONLY ONE "BRoMo QUININE.-
That Is LAXATIVE BRoMO QUlNINB. Loot
tho signature of u. W. GROVE. Used tho W,
over 70 Curo . Cold In ons Day. &c.
The state herald., 1912-02-09
Mots, Reeovrrs Ranldlx.

Atlanta. Ca Charles W Morse Ia
able to travel and win leave Atlanta
for New York Within the next few
days
The state herald., 1912-02-09

Mrs. wtnslow's Soothing Syrup for Chiici
teething. softens the gums, reduces innan,
tion, AllAys pain. cures wind collie. sc = bot
The state herald., 1912-02-09

DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure q
stipation. Constipation is the cause
many diseases. Cure the cause and u
cure the disease. Easy to take.
The state herald., 1912-02-09

Ten smiles for a nickle. Always
Red Cross Bag Blue; have beautiful c
white clothes.
The state herald., 1912-02-09

In the matrimonial game there
lots of kisses and many scratches.
The state herald., 1912-02-09

Riches do not make a man hapy
It is what he gets out Of them.
The state herald., 1912-02-09
Younu Americas Reply.

TUuHU NTHeI'Od NePIys
why did Shylock want a pound
nesh7"
II suppose he knew that the pr
of meat was going up"
The state herald., 1912-02-09

1t takes a genius to play the
and make 1t pay.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-10
- The
Scrap Book
Whistier's Fish Tragedy.

A story Of Whistler's ingenuity In
getting rid of troublesome neighbor
is told by A. j. Eddy In his "Recollec-
tons and Impressions" of the famous
artist. While residing in Venice an
elderly countess moved into an apart
ment Immediately below that occupied
by Whistler. Her noise, business and
goings to and fro annoyed the artist
very considerably, so much SO, in fact,
that he made up his mind to drive her
away. An opportunity presented itself
one very hot day. The countess put a
jar Of goldfish on the balcony immedi.
ately beneath his window. During her
absence Whistler tied bent pin to o
thread, caught the fish, broiled them
to a turn and then dropped them back
into the jar again. When the countess
returned and found her goldfish dead
there was great commotion, and the
next day she packed up and left, say
ing that Venice was altogether too hot
She declared with tears In her eyes
that the sun had cooked her goldfish in
their jar.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-10
The Real Eugene Aram.

. Lord Lytton's Eugene Aram was a
very different parsonage from him
who was hanged at York, who, judg
ing from the published account Of the
trial, was merely felon of the basei
sort. He associated with low compan
ions, married a low wife and prac
ticed swindling with miserable crea
ture whom in his younger days he was
associated with In stealing flower roots
for they were both gardeners-and
finally murdered him to secure few
pounds, the proceeds of swinde.
Aram possessed vigorous intellect
had mastered the learned languages,
had read every classic that came In
his way, and, says distinguished
writer, when the learned felon came
to make his defense all Britain was as.
tonished by piece Of pleading which,
IL given to the public among the de-
lenses and under the name Of Thomas
Lord Erskine. so celebrated for this
species of composition, would certainly
not be deemed unworthy Of the collec.
ton OF its anthor.-LoBdon Globe.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-10

gems, 6. H. Cornelius BON Galmer,
Ser, ieine Sroll, feline beiben Sodter.
feline Shpeiter uno beren 8inb, ee'
t0tet. Die gerunsliidten iino biz CUR
ltnfenntIihfeit peritiintmeIt tporben.
g bilab eIpbia 7. Oft. =
gei Dem 3uiammenitobe bon brei
automobilen aui elmer Bride am
Hanoe beS 6airmont.8orfs purbsn
adt iunge 2ellte setotet. giner Der
8raitlpagen purbs bon Ser Bride
berab9eitOBen uno fieI 40 Sub tisi in
einen 8obIenboi. Die Soten iin6:
@Onaro Sbau jun. BON Werdants.
bile. 81. s., iotpie Gapib 8ilfes,
GORDON $. Wtiller, 6. 9. Sefferion,
q. 81. 9opo, @iuiam 8. 2aprsnce
unb 81. 8eiieI, ale aug 8bilabelpbia.
lie adte 2eihe puroe bisber nidt
agnos3iert.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-10
What's In a Name.

In "a Retrospect Of Forty Years
William Allen Butler tells this story
Of Dr. William b. Sprague, pastor Of
the Second Presbyterian church In AL
bany:
After the birth Of one Of his younger
sons DR.. Sprague was for some time
in doubt as to what name he should
give him, and the matter, as usual in
such cases, was a subject Of family
discussion. Late one evening the good
doctor, who was a warm friend and
great admirer of Ambrose Spencer,
the chief Justice of the supreme court
Of the state, knocked at the door Of
his eldest daughter, who had retired,
and called out to her that he had de-
cided on name for her little brother,
announcing that it was to be Ambrose
Spencer Sprague." A faint voice from
within responded, "Father, think Of
the initials" The doctor retired, and
another name had to be discovered.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-10
Babel oti,en.

2u3ern. - @iner 9un9enent.
climbing erlag bier ser belgii6e
Staatsmann 9llguite Warie Sron.
cois 9esrnaert.
8aris. - $40 WeiIen flos scr
fran50iiide 2uitidiifer Yierre Gou.
court on einen Gage unb eeipann bo.
nit ben 8ommerp.SofuI, 8usIei6
einen nsllen &eforO er5ielenb.
so q nj a. = .aomiraI Re.
ginaIo NidoIion, Ger 8ommanbeur
Der aiiatiiden 6lotte, beren 9eii6.
tisltng bonn IL. Bis gum 10. Sftober
itattfinbet, traf beute bier aui iein,m
Slaggidifi uSarato9a" elm.
$eibeIberg. SSn Der erIten
Beriammluna Der 1eutihen 9atio-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-10
Cats as Witches.

In Montferrat, Italy, 1t is believed
that all the cats who wander about
upon the roofs during the month Of
February are really witches, whom it
is lawful and even necessary to shoot.
An old German superstition has II
that IL black cat sits upon the bed
Of sick man 1t is a presage of his
death, while IL after his decease 1t IL
seen upon his grave it is enough to
arouse doubts as to the locality to
which his soul has departed.
In Hungary 1t is thought that cats
generally become witches between the
ages Of seven and twelve years.
A French belief concerning the cat is
that IL the animal be carried in cart
and the wind blow from it to the
horses they Immediately tall tire. II
any part Of the horsellan's CLOTH lg be
made OF cats skin the nc sc will eel
as though it carried a double burden.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-10
A Bad Shot.

A knife thrower who was perform.
ing In music hall had particularly
attractive assistant, whose duty It was
to lean with outstretched arms against
a soft pine board. This board was
surrounded with electric lights, which
accentuated her beauty. The knife
thrower would then station himself q
few feet distant and hurl knife after
knife at the board. These knives would
Just Craze the skin and plunge with
thud into the board and remain quiv-
ering. 1t was thrilling act, anS when
the last knife was thrown the young
woman would be so closely hemmed in
by knives that they had to be drawn
out before she could free herself.
One night the pretty assistant was
taken Ill, and the performers wife was
drafted for the work. She was far
from pretty. In fact, she was distinct
ly homely. She walked out ON to the
stage, and when she reclined against
the board the pitiless lights threw into
relief her crooked features, unshapely
limbs and general unattractiveness.
The knife thrower took deliberate aim,
and knife flashed across the room
and sank into the board by her head.
Just as the knife struck a small boy
up in the gallery shouted with wall:
"Good heavens, e missed 'err'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-10
Neue Jabrt nad
DEM Wefen.
Sbeu6Ore GuUieoelt tritt feline ,ueits
Sampagnctuur an.
SpridDt am 10. 0kt.
in pnlutb, Minn.
0lan5enoe Insiidten Der SOrtidritt.
Ter auf Stcg.
SnIter g an, 7. Oft.

SD Ter - an, I. Stt.
EbeoOore 0tooieoeIt lit beltte mitta9
na9 SEEM 0Ort abgereiit, bon no CT
Inn 4 llbr na9mittags na6 Dem
@eiten abfubr. @r trifft morgen
friib in Getroit elm, bon tpo er, iobaIS
er feline gfeoe 9ebalten fat, mad Sagi'
nam, Wid., peitergebt. 9lm 9 Oft.
ipridt er in ISousbton, Rid., am 10.
IN Sulutb, 0finn., am II. in Sibfoib,
&is., am IL. in Chicago, mo er aud
ben nd6lten Sonnta9 perbIeibt. 9lnl
IA. Oft. ipridt er in Millpaltfee, am
10. in indianapolis, am 16. in
2ouispiQe. Gam gebt es ua6 Ohio
uno Benniplponien.
glm geitrigen Sonntag meiIten
oabIrei6e 8eiuder in SpIter Ban, 10
Oscar 9. Straus, @oup. Sobnion,
@alter 9ropn bon Ohio, Senator
9iron, George 8. Berfins unO Srant
q. Wlniep.
gs muroen uidtige slngelegenbei.
ten beIpro6en. aa9emein berrIdt
Die glni;dt, OaB Die @egner Iooie.
belts in 8aibingtoh eine fomplette
Rieberlage erIitten babe. 9lus oIlen
Seilen oes 2onOeS fommen giinitige
gadri6ten Sainois lit gan5 fijr
&ooiebelt geDonnen. Die meiIten
Stanten i'm @eIten uno Rorbpeiten
iperben Die fortidrittli6en nationoIen
4anbioaten erlpQblen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-10
Die Ereisfub Der @elt.
9 + 0 d ton, WoH., 7. Sftob

8rodton, Waii, 7. Oftobcr
glae bisberigen 9tetorbs auf Dem
9ebiete Der Wil6. ..u6 9urterpro.
button bat Die Carl Upton gebori9e
SoIiteiner Stub oGreomeIle 8aIe" &c.
i6lagen, Die felt Dem Is. 9obember
1911 26,930 Bfuno Ril6 i'm @erte
bon $1,000 Iieferte. ga6 Ser eta.
tiitit bes lanopirti6aftIi6en 9epar.
tements Iiefert Die 9urdidnittsfub
5000 pro Sabr. nGreameIle Sale"
bot in einem Wonat 5000 8funo 9e.
geben. Die Stub bot Bis gu t0S 8fo.
pro Gag 9eliefert, ipas elmer itiinoli.
den Seiitrng bon Az Pfunb 9Ieid.
fonnlt.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-10

nuIsn geri0bnunssIigu befiirlportete
Der iran5oiiide GeIesot, Baron
o'eltourneIIe8 De GonItan6t, Elm
oelrti6.fron5oiiideS 9iinonis.
Samburg. Die 0ampier
gTanbaIia" unb r@raecia" bon ser
Sambltr9,Gm erifo.2inie iino in ser
unteren @I6e geiunfen. Die Banda.
lia" iticB 9e8en Elm idpimuenoes
Tod uno Die o@roecia" 9egen oas
@rof ser ,gan0aIia".
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-10
gluo,eue uno
Kraftwaeen.
NOberne @erfcbrsmittcl fuiten sabl'
reide @enidcnlc6cn.
Cranri9er AbfdIluk
oer Berliner flu0tuohe.
Der Slicscr Gruit altg uuS iein
Wcdauifer bel 9lbiturS setOtct.

9erltn, 7. Sftober.
Die 9erliner Slllgpo6e bat eiuer
trallrigen slbidIuB genontmen. 9lui
Dem Slu9ieloe 81 Sobonnistbal fa'
men Der 6Ii2ger @rnIt 9Ilig unO iein
Wedanifer bel Dem @bitur3 hires
@inoefers, ser eiuen 'SIiigel gebro.
den batte, aus elmer Sobe BON 600
SUB INNS 2eben. Cine groBe gu
idauermenge mObnte oem ltnfalle bel.
81 o # eIter, g. g., Z. Oft. =
Der iapaniife 6Iieger Wot6oIio
8on0o fano in Der NGbe bon Sapona
ieinen 600, oils Der @inoeder, alli
Dem er ii6 beianb, gegen Den Sebe'
frabn elmer groBen @inOmiitte itieB
unO aus elmer Sobe bon 40 Sub ab.
itiir5te.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-10
Got a Cheap Shave.

I was being shaved at my favorite
barber shop on Newspaper row when
a stranger who was evidently short of
change walked in and asked the boss
II he would shave one side Of his face
for nickel. The boss thought 1T a
pretty good joke and answered In the
Affirmative, bidding the stranger to
take a seat for a moment or so. A
moment later the boss bid the stranger
to take his place in the chair. After
the latter had been prepared the boss
asked (which side;" "The outside"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-10
Never Say Die.


Never say die
While the light of the morning
Shines in the sky
And the grass is adjoining
The earth in its freshness and rivers roll
by,
But simply press onward and never say
die.
.s.n.a Struggle and try
Every fiber and part of you.
Never say die
While there's life In the heart Of you.
Let failures come thickly and darken the
sky.
But still go on striving and never say die
Never say die
While the candle Is burning
Under the sky
And the darkness Is turning
The earth to a dreamland where fairies
fit by,
But ever press onward and never say die.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-10
Giniekeit til
1hwfrer Belt.
Die g6lfer SeitcrrcidJ'ltnsarns iteben
suiammcn.
Beeeifterte Stunning
in 0en pelegationrn.
ariegsminiiter lubt Sffi5ierfurps nnS
Sulbaten.

gS len, Z. DIT.
S0dJlt einorudspou perlief Die
Sibung oeS Seerausiduiies Der otter.
rei6ii6en delegation. Der Heierent
@raf Giant ortinis mics auf Den
@rnIt Der Situation bin. gr ipraf
Den @ltni6 aus, oaB Die 8oriebun8
Den Srie6en erbalten moge. Cod
menn er 9eIt6rt merOen ioQte, peroe
Die alte rubmrei6e glrmee nit oerIeI.
ben 9egeiitcrlrug, BON Der lie INNER
beieeIt gelpeien iei, Den &f aui'
nebmen unO iiegen ODER Iterben.
Sffi5ierfurpS nnb Iannidaft selObt.
Ser 8riegsminiiter @eneral b.Snf.
b. g(uffenberg, Ser oarna6 OaS 8ort
ergriff pieOerbolte 5unG6It Die idor
iriiber Dor Der un9ariI6en Delegation
abgegebeneu 2lerBerilu9en. Gonn
beriibrte err oaS Sorbanoeniein fleiner
Sdnpdden in Der armee. Gieies lei
Die Solge Ser glrmilt bes 2anbeS,
tpel6e nidJt aQe tehnii6en Sortidrittc
erlaube. ......
SeIterrei6.llngarn aber, illbr ser
Winiiter fort, beiite 5pei ouBeror.
centlih mertpoue S6Gse: einmol ein
Sffi3ierforps, lpie es nirsenos in Der
WeIt Elm geniigiameres, pfli1ttreue.
res uno opieruiqigeres sebe, arm an
@liids9iitern, aber reid an 8flift.
gefiibI. Der 3ueite S6as lei Die I'M.
perglei6Ii6e Wannihoft. @elder
RationalitGt lie aud lei, INNER iei
Die gIei6e ausoauer borbanben, Die
aud BEL 6en anitrengenoIten Wan0.
bern ME periage. .Garauf," iagte
General b. gluffenberg, ~f0nneu mir
felt pertrauer.
@roi Glnm-0tartinib erflGrte in
ieiner @rrpioerrng, bieie SdGbe ieien
Die 2idtpunfte elmer iorgerDoaen
Seit.
Gas grtra-Sroinarium pur0e Dor.
auf Ell bloc angenommen.
Sn einem SdIuBtport erflGrte Ser
S6mann S6uIteriic, Die idnelle Or.
belt in erniter Stunbe lei elm geiipieI
tafiir, oaB Ole goIfer bes Reids ii6
INNER 5uiommenfinben in ifperer
Belt.
SdJnlter on Sdnlter nit etalien.
Der uneariide Seeres-s(usiduB
ioste eebeim. gs tpirbe Die er6bte
@oriiht beobadtet. General b.
auiienbera leete ole IabrescIn oar,
Die eeeen lleberraihungen iiderlteIlert
ioIlten.
SIM Marine.glusiduB Der ungari.
iden Delegation mics Der Ieferent
Goienbers 6araui bin, oaB lln9arn
bon Der glSria niht ausgeidloiien
frer6en biirie. Die &riegs6ereitidof!
5ur See iei bodit pidtig. Sic ridt9
lire Spite nidt geeen Stalien. gicl'
nebr iei es gut Senf6ar. Dob Ole
Glottc ScItcrrci6- llnoarns aenein'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-10

There are many kinds Of smiles. each
having distinct character. Some an
nounce goodness and sweetness; 9TH
ers betray sarcasm, bitterness and
pride; some soften the countenance by
their languishing tenderness; others
brighten by their spiritual vivacity.--
Layater
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-10

was the strangers reply, and all hands
in the shop had mighty good laugh
on the boss, who took the Joke good
naturally and gave the visitor first
class shave.--Boston Post. .s
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-10
9lutumubilnnfGae.

DALLAS, Ger, 7. Oft. - gei
benz 3uiamplenitoBe ein>r eleftriihen
8crort.Gar nit einem glItomobil 6e'
slrIington, % 0teilen bon bier. pllr.
ben Die iehs Ssniaiien bes 9rattipd'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-10

fam nit ser italienii6en gegen cine
semeiniome 8eiabr I'M Often ODER
Welten oorgebe. ..-.
Sine 2iebestragDbie.
@ie aus 2emburg gemeIoet miro,
erid)9b Der oortige oeutide 8cniuI
s. y. Geoen ieine @eIiebte, cine @ban.
ionette namens Yirieffe, iino madte
Damn ieinem eigenen 2ebeu Elm @nbe,
inoem er iib cine alteeI Ollrb oen
aopf iagte. Die beiOen puroen oIs
2eihen altfgeiunoen. &ouiul b. &e.
ben mar ieit flint Sabren in 2emberg
tGti9. Sor eiuigen Sagen erbieIt er
Die Ra6rift bon ieiner 8eriesung
auf einen entIegenen 8oIten i'm Sn.
nern bon afrifa. Seine @eIiebte tpei.
eerte iid, inn in Die 8iIbnis bes
bunflen grbteils 81 folgen, itrb ga
er slallbte, Die Srennung ni6t ertra.
gen gu f0nnen, bei6loB err, Die Sdu.
germ unb iid ieIbit gu totem.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1912-10-10
Smiles.

g aLM. 8E
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-14
HAYWARD ARRIVES.
Secretary of Republican National
Committee Reaches Chicago.

Chicago, May 14.-Secretary Will
liam Hayward of the Republican ma
tionaI committee, who arrived today
to take charge of the preliminary
work for the committee hearing on
contests June 6, admitted that he has
a plan for readjustment of southen
representation in the Republican con-
vention but declined to discuss it. His
plan is said, however, to provide for
representation by congressional dis
tricts based on the actual vote cast.
Four years ago it was suggested to re-
duce the representation with the state
as the unit but no action was TAKEN
Plans for the convention made by
Mr. Hayward and Treasurer Upham
will be submitted to Colonel Harry S.
New, chairman of the subcommittee
in charge of the detailed plans of the
convention, on his arrival here tomor-
row or Wednesday. One of the first
questions which the subcommittee on
arrangement will be called on to de-
termine is the apportionment of seats
for visitors. Notice of one new contest
was received by the national commit
tee today. 1t was fgrom the Third dis
trict of Louisiana. Four years ago
there were 219 contests. This year it
is expected the number will reach
2E5
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-14

alfalfa stretches of Jewell county neve
looked finer than they do right now. II
nothing happens now, farmers are go
ing to be compelled to rent ground IN
Nebraska on which to stack their first
cutting of alfalfa
Smith Center has one of the largest
and most successful hotbed and flower
plants in north central Kansas. During
the past season he sold 5000 bottles OF
horseradish. Besides he has a dozen
acres in garden vegetables including
sweet potato, cabbage and tomato
plants.
The elevator being built at Stockton
will have a capacity of $4,000 bushels.
Not So Many Lawyers Now.
Webster, Rocks county, needs a rail-
road. If not the extension of the Mis-
souri, Pacific from Stockton west, than
a north and south outlet will do. Last
week an even dozen wagon loads OF
freight were hauled to Webster from
the railroad.
AS early as 1873, it is claimed. there
were no less than % lawyers living in
Beloit- Today the same authority says
there are only about half dozen.
H. T. Sutor wants to represent Rocks
county in the legislature, subject to
the will of the Republican primary.
He is a successful farmer.
There Are Many Candidates.
The WaKeeney World has % politi
cal announcements in it's issue last
week. For. register of deeds there are
five candidates, and three of them are
women. There are three candidates for
the legislature, one Democrat and two
Republicans.
The Republicans are hungry for office
in Sheridan county. There are IA can
didates for office, while the Democrats
have only seven.
1t is said that Ed Kerns. of Logan
county, will soon throw his hat into the
ring for congress in the Sixth district.
Kerns is a Republican, and when he
served the legislature he was known
as the youngest member This infor
nation comes from the Oakley Graphic
whose editor won out for postmaster
against the protest of Ed Kern.
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RICHIE HURT WOLGAST
Champion May Call OF Bout in st,
Joseph Friday.

San Francisco, May 14.-Ad VOL
CAST, lightweight champion. left for ST
Joseph, Mo-, today bearing two black
eyes, three stitches in his upper lip
and an aching back as the result of
his four round bout Saturday with
Willie Richie. His manager, Tom
Jones, said the injury might make it
necessary to call off Wolgast's ST. Jo-
seph bout May IT.
Mrs. WoIgast and Mrs. Jones accom-
panied the fighter and manager.
Ritchfe expects to leave for Chicago
this week.