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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-01
COLLEGE MAY LOSE REQUEST.
Daughters Bring Suit 70 Set Aside Will
Of Judge Tolsrton.

Daughters Bring Suit 70 Set Aside Will
Of Judge TeIsrton.
Waterloo. Aug cornell College of
Mount Vernon will lose beQuest of
SO, 900 made by the late Judge ]. j.
Tolerton, Of Cedar Falls. il the petit
ton filed in the district court yester-
day by the daughters and heirs Of the
jurist is held valid. During his life
time Judge Tolerton decided to the
Cedar Falls Trust Company all title to
his real and personal property. stating
that he was old and did not care to
longer assume the management Of his
estate.
After his death an instrument pur-
porting to be the last will and tesla
ment Of the decedent was found. and
in this will Mr.. Tolerton sought to re-
woke the trust deed and make the
trust company the executors of his es-
tate. The will seeks to divide his prop
erty equally between his two daughters
after providing for certain requests.
one Of which was $4,000 to Cornell
College and another for $500 to the
Methodist church in Cedar Falls.
The daughters, Mary E. Aldrich and
Margaret e. Thompson, seek to set
aside the will on the ground that the
mental and physical condition Of the
testator was such At the time the will
was signed, March IL. 1912, that he
was incapable Of making a will or
properly disposing of his property. and
1t is also claimed that trust deed was
operative only during the life Of the
grantor.
The will provides that one daughter
shall receive 157 acres Of land in Cedar
Falls township, Black Hawk county.
and that the other daughter shall re-
ceive 4SO acres in Grant county, South
Dakota.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-01
Accident At Sioux Rapids.


Sioux Rapids. Aug. sunday lit
tie Oswald Salveson met, with q Pc
culiar accident. He was out riding
with his parents and Mr.. Leonard
passed them with his auto. The auto
was not running fast, but II struck q
stone and the stone flew and struck
little Oswald In tho face. His nose
was bruised and cash was cut over
his right eye that required three
stitches to close.
There IL to be a baseball tourna-
ment here Aug. 10. IL and H.. There
will be two games, each day. u.s.,
John Larson. living four miles north
Of town, met with q terrible accident
Tuesday. He was hauling hay and
lost his balance and fell backward
striking on the pitchfork handle. The
handle entered one Of the bowels. His
condition 10 very serious.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-01
Hicks Capudjne
Stops Headaches

Some derangement causes every
headache. .Copldono removes
the cause whether from heat, cold,
stomach, or over tense nerves.
CapsDdlno Gcts quickly, is 4
liquid pleasant TO take. It il
good for colds and gripp also. Try
&c.
100. go and 5oe 4 drug stores.
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Jn(anOIetegrap6
g o3taliittf T der 9 iirger@
meiiter perhdftet.

2ittIs sails, q. s., II. Stt.
Mcpor Qunn BON S6enectapp unb 6
anDere So5ialiiten ipurben9onneritag
Nahmittag oerbaftet, na6osm Iie Derz
iu6+ batten, an Streiter auf pffener
Sirabe 2lnipraten gu balten. 5rau
Gum, pelhe. pie i6r @atte an Der
GemonItratIpn tfeiLnobn, muroe pon
sinsm poli3iiten CUR Poli3eiitation gez
bradt. Der Sberiff hatte Die 2TuTs
ru6ratte oerleien uno Johann Die Ser
baftung pornebmen Iaiien. Serr
Gum lpeissrte iih, Die perIangte8irQz
inaftsiumme BON $1,000 gu Itellea
uno lieB ii6 einipsrren.
Ger Dtnnor uno feline Satin fpuz
rem bier 9onneritag Wlittug bon
Stensctaon eingetroffen un0 nerfu6z
ten auf offener StruBe cine 9erlammz
lung ab5ubaItsn. Sberiff ltoon uno
pcli5eihef Gong erboben bagegen Gin
Iprut, nobel es gu drge<lihen S8enen
fam. Die Satin oe5 9iirqsrmeiiters.
lpelde troB alien 9erbots 5u fpre6en
beeann, tpurbe BON Der poliSei aboe=
fii6rt, mas ben W}appr in sroBen 3orn
perfebte. Die Stabt mar glbenos
p0uis ruhig.
Sm Sturm untergegangen.
SBatertonn, g. s.. II. Sttbr.
9Sn Der Rdbe bon 0ulloup Sslanb5,
20 Wfeilen bon Cadets Sarbor ente
fernt, gingen 9onnerltaq 2 9arfen ouf
Dem Sntarioiee 5u Gjrunpe. 8ier per=
fonen, allies SanaDier, srtranten. Die
5ahr5euee riHen fi6 ndbrenb zines
beftigen Sturmes bon einem Shleppz
bumpfer Ios uno sinsen BEL benz
iurttbaren unpsitsr 81. Gruuoe.
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Mittelmeer Tdidt. Die r8rsab>
nougbts" miiIisn babeim be9aIten
iperoen, benn Die 9eutIden ipsrosr
bafp bd fein. gs 1ollte teinen SOls
bdten, feinsrn Wtotroien, teinem pfuno
gulDer unb feinem pfunb Sterling &c,
Itattet lperben. unfere 4iiiten 8t perz
lafen. Denn England Ii4 na6 Dem
naben Sften loden ldBt, 10 pirD es
1iher BON 9euti4lanb itberTa(i,n
perben."
Die Qngit, tpel6e bag britiide 8olt
fpie0er beberrid1t, fpiegelt ii6 am beuiz
liditer in ben 8ureaur Der 2loDDs
tpieber. 9eItern unb beute puroea
8a6lret6e 8eriiherungen gegen Yer
l.it burh einen europdiihen arieg
abgeI6loiien unb bic grduienrdte fur
iolhe 8olicen lit beina6e fpieber 10
bod tpie lie i'm Suli oorigen Sabres,
CUR Belt Der Warotto 8rtit5 mar.
Gpiuttter perungIiidt. t.
G9alons, II. Ctt. - 2eutnant
Blanc, sin fran30iiIfer UtiIitdrz
Aoiatiter, itiir3te 0Onnsrita9 aug Ell
ner 60be BON 1900 SUB ab uno Duroe
duf Der Ste0e get0otet,
80 m. M&arconi muroe bo 3
re4te Quge beraus=
genommen
! 81 0 m, II. Sttober. Wi4iam W}arz
conf, benz GrfiuDer Der 5untentelegraz
pbie, purbe an 3onueritag pOn
eiuem bsriibmten 5uriner 2tu9enar3t
Oas rehte 2luge berauSqenommen.
Marconi mar am %. Septembsr bel
8raqttto BEL eiuem Qlutpmobtl : I'M
! fQu i6tper berlsBt porben. Gr pur0e
bamals na6 bem WtdrineboIpttal In
| Spe3iu gebru6t, nd er nebrere Gage
lang be6unbslt purDe. Die ihIinmen
Spntuiionen unb Die 8eihpulit an
Dem beIhdbtgten Iuge ma6ten Nnz
fangs etne genaue unteriu6ung beg
Q(uges unm0glih, unD erit in ben Ieb=
ten Sagen tpuros bic gntDedun9 9ez
mudt, baB Der Se9nero Qffi3irt mar.
gm 0ienitaq fanD sine 8erothunQ
BON 9ler3teR itatt unD es lpurbe hann
bei6IpTen, buB cine Operation pCrge=
nommen fperDen miii1e. Wtan htelt bic
Gntfernung Des einen 4uges fir mo-
tbig, Inn bds unbere 2luee retten gu
t0nnen. Der 3uitanD Warcont's mar
Ieit benz 10. Sftober nt4t befriaDi>
gsn0. gr lit neuralgii6s S6mer3er
Iuno Die Sshtraft Des beihdbtgter
Qluges nabm fhneQ ab. Or. 8aparoi
bate am 9Dnnsritag Hph eirmal eiut
8eratbung nit Or. 5uds. einem Spe.
3iuIiiten bon Wien, rporauf Die Opera.
tim erfoIgrsid OolI3ogsn nurpe.
Die rrettburen g Suffru q ct.
ten.
26nDon, II. DIT. Sn elmer
WaTenperiummIun9 DON Suffragetz
ten, bic am 9onnerItag urter Den 2lu=
IbiSien Der Women's Social anb 9oIis
tical Union abqe6aIten pur0e, tpurDa
beidlriien, peiter nit befl ihIirmiten
Gepaltt6aten fprt3ufabren. Dies bate
CUR 5olge, Dap 6err uno 5rau Patrid
2afprence aus Der Union austratsn,
Die iie bisber Itarf finou3ieQ unteritiiBt
batten. 6err uno 5rau Qaprence
idgtsn, pab lie srtreme 8epaIttbuten
ni2t biQiQen tonnten.
I S5rau Gmmeline Yant6u1<., bic ben
goriiB fiibrte foroerte nuhher 3u hefz
tisen Qngrtffen auf Du5 gi8eutbum
uuf
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Der 9 a ltantrie tea.

2onbon, II. Sft. - Der ariee
lit am 0onnsritag auf Der 8ulfanz
halbinfel ein aasemeiner geiporben.
Die 5irtei, bic bereits ieit einsrWo6e
gegen UfDntensgro getdnpft bat, bal
am Donnerftus Wdrmittag nun auf
Ge1bisn unb 9ulsorien formea ben
Eries ertIdrt. Qus irsenb einem
Grunbe mar Griehenlano niht in BEN
pffi5ielIen Document genannt, bas ben
GeTanbiihaftsn Ssrbisns unb 9ul=
eariens in Gonitantinopel 3uqeiteui
ipuroe, unb Der sriehiIhe geIanbts
bat aud nod teine 4nlpeiIunq er6al-
ten, aonitautinopel gu perlaiIen, ME
bies Bel ben @eidnbten Serbiens unp
9uIsariens Der 5alI mar. Der tiirz
fifhe Gefanbte in Griehenlanb hai
ober Mtben obne jebe JprmalitGt ber-
Iaiien.
Ddbrsnb bes Sases 6ieb ss auh,
tab es 5tpiihen oen Siirten unb 9riez
den On Der 9ren3e gu Gdmpfen ge=
tommen Tel, es tpirb bies ober beStpsiz
felt. Jn ibrer 4riesserfldrung i6isbt
bic Iiirfei bic Sdulb fir ben Grise
8uigarien unb Serbien au, beren
Sanblunsstpeiie bic pforte, bic serne
ben Jrieben aufreht erbalten bate,
eeSpunsen 6abe, enbli9 in energiIter
Meife gu banbeln.
DAB bic 5iirtei ibrs 5ruppen aus
ber unmittelbaren Hdb. Der griehi=
fd)en @ren5e 5uriidee5ogen uno auf
Griehenlano aus Der arisssertldrunq
ausseluifen bate, 1T obne 3ipeifel
auf NeranlaiIung bes prdiioentsn oea
tiirtifhen Gtaatsratbs, aiamil pa
ida. sef4ebsn. Der tbatiihlih baa
1aupt Der iiirtiIben Heaierung lit,
Gr mar INNER earauf beoaht, einen
Arieg nit Driefenlano gu oermeiben
beTen Snt.reHen er ibentiIf nit benz
jenisen Der 1iirtei bdlt, ME er erIi
iiirSlib bem orieaiiden premiermi=
niiter ertldrt bat. gr ioG aud bereii
isin. bic Sniel areta an @riehenlann
abautreten.
5n WiIitdrtreilen lit man geneiet
an3unehmen, oaB bic Wihtigteit Der
Siese Der Wsohtenesrinsr gu bod an
sslhlosen porben lit, um bic 4nf.
nlertiamfeit pom BEN bisber ben Mons
tsnssrinern nitt 10 giinitisen Gdm=
pfen um ben 8eIib Der Sorts, bic
Eeutnri beherrihen, ab3ulenten.
Die Wlpntsnegriner tdmpfen mil
Observation-Disclosures lie nernah.
Idilisen absr ben 0erpflesunssbienH
uni bic Acipitaler, bic in einem fol.
ben Gries BON srOBer Widtisteit iinp
Wlan beIhdftist iib jeBt bereits
nit benz m0glihen Wusgang bes 4rie=
gee. 3p.i llmitanps iperben ba5l bei=
tragen, Den crieg gu einem fharfen,
aber auh tur3sn 5u MAIDEN. Der erits
lImltanb lit bas 9erannaben oes Min=
ters, unb Der anbere Die rsf"rhts
finnn5ielle Gage Der galtdnliaaten
Atinsr Der irisgfiibrenoen StaaieH III
In cer Gage. eineH lansen arieg cus.
5ubdlten.
Nuleoritn tpnr tiiraIih niht i'm
Gtdnbs. aud nur eine sleine NnFeibs
ID Darts onf3unebMen unb bic 1iir.
~ n Ran poss unb In nafil
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s Of. Roo1soeIt's Beftnbsu
Elm Dor 3 ii 9 lthes.

= IL y VI 2.
Gbtcogo, ST., II. Otto6er. 2a6
Der ior9fGltigIten unterfu6urg, Die
BON feds 2ler3tsr an GOL. RooTeoelt
porgenommen purbe, ieitDem er er i'm
Y2ercp SOfpitdl ontdnr, nur0e om
0onneritag Die Grtldrung ubgegeben,
baB bas 8eTinben Deg Yatienteu beis
nate Elm normaIes lei, uno einsm nor>
maIen 3uitQnbe 10 nn6e, pie bies BET
einem DerDunbeten MIenf6en m0qIiA
lit. Die Ier5te ert!drten audi, oQB
teine peitere 8eranlaTung porbanben
lei, ii6 SDrgen gu MAIDEN, Gpl. RpDTez
oelt aber teinesfQlIs Dor ndhiter Mo6e
oas 6o1ptt0l oerldiien biirfe.
Die Msr5te ertlGren, bab BEL uQ benz
Dor8iigIi6en gefinben beg pQtienteu
oieier teinespsqs auBer 8efo6r lei. @r
muB nod tpeHigItens ein Gag perge6en.
big Die 8efu6r elmer mDgIthen 8Iuta
Dergiftung DOriiber lit, uno cine 9len=
0erung in oem 9efinben bes 8atienter
fam innerbaIb elmer Stunoe eintrea
ten. Die Qer3te iinb ober ieBt pptimtz
ltti6er als je nor6er.
9luh lit nod Die M0ulihfeit pprz
banben, DaB iih Munoiperre einite[ler
tann, nit Der bel S6uBpunoen INNER
3u rednen it, unb oa Die 3eit, in Der
iih oiefe enttDideIn tann, ie6s obsr
iieben Sage tetrdqt, fam Sol. RDoiez
belt nod niht fir gang auBer 9efdbr
betradtet perben, ielbft penn Der MIDI
tie Sag o6ne Nn3eihen bon 9lutperz
giftung berqefen Iolte. Inter biefer
llmitanben bdlt mon es fir unmDoIih,
oaB Sol. 3ooIeoelt DOR QnfQnq8 nGhz
tier Wod>s na6 Gpiter 8Qp abrefTer
fam.
6rou RoOTepelt brQhte Dem qQnssn
Sag am 8runtenbett gu un0 lie IieR
9tiemano in ba5 &raufen3immer Elm,
auber Den Qer3ten unb W}itg!ieber ie.z
ner Jamtlie, pennQIeih Der 9attent
iner3peiie gegen oieie nMatinezru rule"
proteitirte. S6eobor gooTeDelt, ir.,
Srau Ri6oIa5 2ongtpprt6 uno Gtbe(
Hcpiebelt iprofen oon 3eit 3u 3eit
nit ibrem 9oter, aber au6 bieTe I'm
terreoungen naren INNER nur auf
ein paar U}inuten 6efdrdnft. 3petz
NAL Ddbreno oe8 SuQes macbte aber
SFrau 3ppeoelt glusnaAmen ppn Der
Regel. SRI. Sune 2lopams, Don Sun
6Cuie, cine Der atttpiten 8artetQdnqez
rinnsn Der 6ortI6ritt8partei, ipradl
am Radmittag bor unb brahte 3sbu
Mlinuten bel Col. HppIepelt Ri. sic
mar tdum fortgegangen, al 8pei 8az
bies, 3niQtnge, heretn0ebrudt pur=
Den. sic paren in oerieIben Stunoe
III Gem 0oIpjtdl geboren rporoen, in
nelher goI. Hpofepelt bereinqebrdc6t
puroe. Shre Whutter bate Iie 6erabz
qef6itt, oantt iie Den Colonel inter
pieipsn" iollten.
Grmiioet BON oem lonQen Waten
begab iidh 6ruu RpoIepelt um lI6r
4benos our Rube. G5 mar oies oos
erIte Mal iett ibrer 2(ntunft, boB tie
ben 9utienten perIaIIen bat, pG6renD
er mad mar. Vahoem iie iid5 3Hriitz
qe3pgen, fling Sol. 3ooIeDeIt, Der not
nidt I6ldfrig mar, pieper an 5u Ieien.
Dad Der Iebten 8erutbunq Der
GerSte in Der Naht puroe Die GrflG+
RING abqeqeben. baB oas 9efinpsr
nss gatientsn iib TortnGbreno benert.
Der llmitano, oaB Got. gpoiebelt
iebt Ieihter atbnlet ais 3upor. piro aIs
.3eihen anQeie6en, OaB Die gebrodere
aippe ongsfangen bat 5uIammen8us
tnrrpeln.
PORTLAND, Ore, Il. Stt. -
Sier nuroe beute betdnnt, oub bic
G3roubilrrn ppu 9RoItuom1b gpuutt,
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WetterberiMt.

SIR 8 bio: Wdrmeres unb allsez
fnein fhDnes Wetter am 5reltag. Im
Gamitdg idones Wetter; tdlter tDdb<
renb Der Radt. GHbDitlite Dinbe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-18

Muslanb. Selegrapb
Der 8a(kanerieg
2siro iett an alien e6en ent.
Bremen.
Die &rieaserflarunsen iinS uun
alien Yarteien eriOlst.
1lnb bic tiirtilhe Qrmes BAT bereits
ben gefebl gum 8ormarih
erbaltsn.
WsaH gIuubt. boB pegen beg bsrane
nabenoen Winters
limb Der ungeniigenDen finan5ielen
Heioureen Der 8altauitaaten
->::~
Der arieg nidt iebr lange bauerH
tpiro.
->ES
Die 9ia3eRepolution in Wsrito ifeint
bon iebr erniter geosutung gu iein,
Mlaoero oentt aber nidt ans Reiiss
niren.
-~E&-
Die gnsldnber babsn tpieoer Sur6t
Dor Seutihldno.
->E>
Der 9ries sesen bic Stanbaro Oil
Company in Oeuti6lano.
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Se6r 6efrteoigeuo
Sit oas Seiinoeu oes Sol.
NDpieneit.

SOmplifatiOnen iinb innerbalt
Der ndditeu paar Saeen
aber immer nod m6gli6.
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gom 8eder= qrO3sB in gen gort.
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8unoesienator Q8, 8. 6spbutn in
Noi9ingtOn geitorben.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13
VALLEY FARMERS
MAKING STUDY OF
WIND BREAKS
Practice Followed Extensively
in Pecos Valley Gradually
Coming Into Vogue Along
the Rio Grande.

Tho subject OF wind breaks and
Shelter belts, ono that has been re-.
auced ta gm exact science NOT only
ii California. but 81 the rich Pecos
valley and other irrigated sections Of
New Mexico, IS receiving more and
more attention Nv the Central Rio
Irande valley with the Improvement
OF farming methods and the advent
Of more progressive and up 10 date
farmers IN this locality ana wind
breaks age now being systematically
planted here and there tu protect
orchards and gardens Tho great
practical utility of this plan hiss al
ready been abundantly proven In this
district were high winds are almost
continuous. the ubiquitous cotton
wood the Lombardy poplar ana che
tamarck being most popular tor the
purpose. The following reoommen-
datlens In an Article in the mid
Continent" magazine viii Dc OF i'm
tcrest 10 local farmers:
belt OF evergreen trees surrcund-
ing buildings aud Yards have q won
dorful influence In moderatlng the
winter climate by decreasing the ve-
iocity OF the wind. Government
study and measurements show that
"a nnrrnw belt 81 evergreen trees con-
sistlng of only two rows. planted
CLOSE together. ana forty feat high.
Will reduce twenty-five mile ye-
iochy wind al geo feet 10 the losward
of five miles per hour Thla roduo-
tl0n b equivalent 90 raising the tenn
pefaturr nineteen degrees as Il af-
focts man and beast This means
more comfort Tor man. snslms ~
fuel Ia the home and ~ feed FOR the
stock Windbrcaks algo prevent the
drifting at SNOW around buildings
and fced yards
Studies and measurements matte
by the department of agriculture
show thut there 81 considerable In
crcaso Ga yicid OF fields and or
charda sheltered by tree growth The
drying effect upon ihe suil and crop
Is decreased hy decreasing the Yer
iucily af the wind.
Aluuy benefits may be- derived by
pmntine troos around orchards. bS
reducing the velocity of the wind the
mechanical force of the wind upon
the branches and fruit IS decreased,
This is especially true during storms.
Tho drying ont of Ire soil 81 much
reduced A WindhFoak ~ eNergfHens
around an orchard prevents the coid,
dry winds from winter killing iruil
trees. Peaches can be grown con-
siderably farther north ~ projected
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-06-13

by surrounding evcrgrccns than 10
grown in the opeu.
II taH. fast growing windbreak
is desired cottonwood. lonhar,y pop
lar or black locust make excellent
trees, Black lneust ~ preferable
since u Is long Sized and makes ex-
ceilcnt fence posts. Green ash. box
eldcr. maple. willows. evorgreena or
any buahy. siowgrowing species sire
good trees to plant mixed with cot
tonwood or locust or vet out along
the edge Of the TAIL trees. These
bushy. slow-gr0wing trees ap the
space under the branches ~ the fast
growers and prevent The Wind from
blowing through.
Black locust can be grown sueccim.
fully from seed ~ planted ih drills
or hills and cultivated shs same al
beans Cottonwood and inIuhartly
poplar can be- grown from cuttings II
set out in moist SOIL.
Box elder. maple. GAS. black wal.
NUT Willows or tall efcrHreenA make
good windbroaks
For winter protection Tor orchards
buildings or feed Yards. sct aut ever.
green's. White pine Ur yellow pine. Il
properly cared for WIN do we'll Ia
anY locality. Red Cir does well iu
some places spruce IN good 4 plant
Cd SO that Il Is shaded while young
Never pruno trees used FOR wind
breaks. except whom the space
where the branches arc cut or ip
filled by another tree.
To be successful with trees they
have 10 be cultivated with az much
care as orchards white thcy are
young. II fruit trees require lrriga-
tion tho young trees should be- lrri-
gated
Evergreens require more care Than
broad leavod trees.
Keep iivesiock from trees ut an
times
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ARIZONA sUFFRAGETTEs
WILL RAISE NED IN
PHOENIX SATURDAY
GspeetaI cevssupsaaeaes so shs Itsralal

AAheAt4A +tpsf Hnataalaufe 20 AAH AaFaAat
Phoenix. Ariz, June -. The local
branch of iho Women Equal Sur
lrage league OF Arizana Is PLANNING
q Grand decentralization and speech
making 60 BE- hold iu CTS lIaN plaza
nn Saturday night next "a which
time they VIII start tho initiative pee
tltions Tor thF eeunty 20 place an
amendment lo the constitution 81 Arb
IONA providing Tor wonian's suffragc
hef0re lhe pooplo ai the eleeilen nexl
faM
Al that ilmo. an addition a. STIR
rims music by the hand there VIII DIG
speeches sy prominent Arizonans whc
are heart aud sow M favor of me
movement. Tho speechmhklna viii
not be- done entirely by The men folks
either. somn of the lads orators "a
Arizona hRYe consented ca appUar and
speak TO their prospective Fellow clsi-
zens,
A. many seats as onn De- obtained
Tor the accommodation uf the crowd
viii be placed "a comfortable inter-
,ais ln the park. and IA tables "a
charge OF prominent citizens Of tlic
state the initiatiiN petitions viii Dc
placed for signature. 80 Is eKpocted
thai Maricgpa cqUnty VIII send in q
large list Yuna which has been
working for sodit l(3nr on the petite
ton. has already 700 names, oud
Marleopa county Is expected 70 best
Yuma.
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SANTA re COMPANY
TO APPEAL CASE
FOR DAMAGES
Federal Court Overrules Mo-
ton for New Trial and
$1,000 Verdict for santO Do
mingO Fatality Stands.

Santa Fc, n. A.. June i2.--ln the
| federal court here yesterday mo-
/ tsun for new trial by the defend
ami WAS oyerruled IN the case or
/ Charles n'Conuer. infant by his
mothcr and next friend. vs. thr a. T.
A. =. = halfway company and the de-
PENDANT VIII appeal. The plaintiff
had been gsvcn a verdict Cor $1,000
Tor tho death Of his father IA s8nto
DoniiEgo. SandOval county. who waH
killed white loading tes on cars Of
the defendant company
a petition of Intervention was flied
! IN the case 81 William A. Brown.
trustee, 81. Andrew W. Aason and the
Empire State Securities company.
james .. Cloud a Sons being tho IN
leryenors IA suit on a bond given IA
connection with tho construction of
the federal building ~ AIDuRuerque.
= decree pro confceso was entered
in the feucr case of the Unitnd
States W.. james r. Iipion 81 LunH
county. tnton fnillng 90 appear and
plead.
10 the bankruptcy eiaue 81 Robert
~ Potter of Clayton. Union county,
AN order uf discharsio was entered.
In the case of the United States w.
cart lsekiund. Ut CiaytBn. q suit for
dnuugoa judgment for f100 WAS
entered. Tie suit grew cut Of
homestead entry.
IA ihe case Of the United states vs
H n Judkiua Of Carlshnu. the dee
fendnnt waa ordered "a reimburse The
ftate engineer 90 tht amount of $500
Tor "a survey ~ thg Black river in
Eddy county. ihe survey being made
for ihe distribution uf the waters of
the sireamL
liz The ease OF tno United States W..
David M. Nunn. Tor maintaining
fence On the public lands Ia Luna
county q finai decree was entered
ANA the dclendani has five days In
which % rpmoto the fence
ga another fence vase. that 81 the
uniicd States vs.. j. ~. and George
10 Higgins 0f Mora county. a ilnal
decree was entered.
Condemnation Proceedings.
in no case az the United States w.
The Pueblo ~ Asoma, final Judgment
WAS entered eondemning plot Of
ground for school purposes, the pu-
eblo being awarded $50 damages.
ma tho cuec az the Emitted States ~.
the pueblo ol Imsuna. for "a school
site ut Meslta. the pueblo was given
$50 damages and final Judgment was
cntored
similarly Ia another case against
the pueblo Of AComa foi "a schO0l sac
had McCafty's. $50 was awarded.
Oh the matter az samuel Mnhuran,
trading as the New York Cloak and
suit company az Albuquerque, hank
ruptCy proceedings were dismissed nN
the plaintiff.
otto Mann of GALLUP was dis-
CharRpd ar bankrupt
Admitted % pFaciiCc.
THE following attorneys were adj
mitted "a practice before the federal
court Edward A Mann aud ISAAC
liari of AlbuQuerQue; - ON Gran
shRm pi Carlsbad MorGan q Alewel-
lyn ~ f.as Crucrs. g a. ballrich ~
Pueblo Colo jesse q. Northcuit 81
.Trlnidad. Colo A. A. Jones oi las
Ncgas. and John Morrow of Ration
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also what lMr must b. nasic ~ az
fniia pnHurc ~ hay and other feeds
in order "a got the most economical
results Ia CROWNS piga nnd laiiening
hogr for market ana what breeds
nfe best suited 40 our conditions.
steer feeding experiments cone
Quoted With special reference a. tho
feeding siuffs that are sroen 40
home or that are most easily obtain.
ablc have shown what returns The
farmer may expect fof his alfalfa.
when fed alone or IN connection with
a ration of grain,
The dairy herd Investigations have
results as 10 economic feeding and
sanitary handling ~ milk that viii
greatly assist IN making tho dairy In
dustry successful aud save those
who engage IN u sufficient on feeding
bills 90 make Ia lisolf good profit
in the business. The uniform results
obtained from number OF tests
showing that with the average dairy
COW a does not pay Co feed grain
ration either when running on good
pasture or when fed good quality
OF alfnlia hay, Is worth annually 10
the present comparatively few dairy
mon of the state. more than tho
whole cost of running tho experiment
station.