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S.P.C.A.M man MADE
COCK FIGHT F|ASC0
Tells in Court How He>Spoiled
Rooster Combination, While
Chandeliers Crow.

Two iusty-voiced chanteclsrs crowed
their d~isapproval outside the door Of
the Court OF Special Sessions to-day Of
the Courts decision that rave William
p. Durando. owner OF n ~roadhouss on
The Speedway at Dyckman street. his
choice OF paying 4 fne OF 800 or spend
inc thirty days in the Tombs prison for
permitting q cock-Hght TO take place on
his promises.
Complaint was made against Durandc
by Thomas freel. Superintendent OF th'
American Society for the Prevention OF
cruelty to Animals.
u went to D~urando's hotel on Ian. 2
last" said Freel. land followed 4
streem OF men who were making thei
way Into an inclosed courtyard at tn
rSar Of the hotel. In the courtyard
man was taking tickets and the holder
went into a frame building. There wa
. cockpit IN the middle OF the room
The room was lighted with kerosen
lamps and a large reflector illuminate
thoN pit. Just AZ the ROSTERS wer
brought into the pit. with purs on thei
lega, and pr!med for a night, forbad
TIE 6ght to so on and arrested tn
forty-three people seated In chairs abou
The ptt."
when Durando was called to the stan
he SAID he knew nothing Of the hghtin
cocks and had never heard them unit
they erowed outside the court to-day.
Il did not know there was going 10 b
any Aght." said Durando. Il was In II
hotel At the time n did not even -
/. the people who attended the fight.
J saw the patrol wagons come for then
: but did not 20 out to md out what the
we're Tor, l have never seen q cockp
IN ny lie and would not know n
saw IT,"
TIE hearing OF the forty-three pc
soao charged with attending the coo
6ght was adjourned until later.
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ADMITS GUILT,
bLAMES HUSBAND
AND LURE Of CLUB
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band. I really haven't much use for the
men Of New York. They are too fast.
"Fo, some dime the relations between
my husband and myself have been un.
congsniai. I don't know how no frst
became Suspicious OF me. but probably
he felt something was wrong because Of
my actions. ! am not decsitful. I do not
know how TO dissembie skilfuliy. At
isast. I did not Try. ! did not feel like
trying.
soRRY she HURT. WILL WE'D
CORRESPONDENT.
M. Davidson acted Immediately upon
his suspicious. He had me followed BY
Detectives for some time. I en- SURF
OF this. beoauss OF WHIST occurred. lie
caught me With the gentleman named
- correspondent in . downtown hotel
There was q terrible sosns. shall
never forget II. My husband was hys.
tsrical with grief. I said nothing e
him. What could I say? What dsfsns,
could l offer q such . tragic momentr
Il am sorry I have hurt my husband
However. I shall marry the corsspon
dent. 10 I love him.
MY warning to young girls y not 4
marry too young and not 70 marry
man whose profession or inclination
will keep them separated. That 10 tn
bane of innumerabis modern marriages
II 10 tho curse Of wives whose husband
are confirmed clubmen.
II tried to be q true wife and m,
husband had no right to neglect me
He had no right to 20 upon the thsor
that marriage ties are bonds Of stes
n that q young oma can keep ne
heart warm In q prison OF Ice. I al
sorry that the world shall know Of thiI
but have no defense and shall not q,
tempt to make me"
Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson have been ssr
arated since December. Mrs. Davidso
was served with papers In the suit q
/. Dec. 4. and went TO I'VE In the Narrs
gAnsstt Hotel. The summons In III
: case, however,. was not Med until 4
= day. end the complaint has not yet bee
!, filed. The law arm Of Ulman D Dsnns
! Of No. rs Broadway aVpsar for n
Davidson.
d Mr.. Davidson was seen this sftsI
moor In his ofhos. At Th~irty-hrs strs,
o and Broadway.
Yes. ! have begun suit" he "a,
. family. but, my God, I hope Il len
soing to set in the newspapers.
feel - n ! an going to fatnt. tn
10 awful," and Mr.. Davidson spras
up. srasp>d his >oa and hat a
70 rushed out.
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tired. the Arctic explorer and diseev-
srer Of the North Pole. who has fol-
lowed with considerable interest the
movements Of the several expeditions
now In the Antarctic. to-day said no
was very glad to hear that Capt. Scott
OF the British expedition wAs me arst
man to succeed In reaching the South
Pols.
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an - tsy came upsn Nears head end pst q go q he ooA tuAs
sArcA wrought to light other parts Of his body. but Iosasa: q - tr.A ~.
mdudne and have not been found. This 10 taken to indicate that Meed sNhW 81
e hA down % ths stick o., dynamite and sst u "a WIN . Sstsaatas er
HAD THAWED OUT THE DYNAMITE.
Mead was familiar with the method Of exploding dynamite Q stock Of which
- kspt on he place for TN purpose o blowing U y the stumps Of trees
H. dynamite ws Kept in a part Of che barn smots from che harness resm.
No. ts dynamite storsge place the invesuGSors found . bucket hnd with
warm water. The waterw was greasy showing that Mead had heated It and
~ n for tMe purpose OF having ut the stick of dynamite WITH which he
soasd his life
II vas lark when the last vtsbe remnant " Meads remains la been
gathered up n n % report of the TRAGEDY was made last night TO the count,
asehoriues at Carmel n fact, h new did nt get ~ of Brewster IN.
IA this mornins. when a ma from that section REPORTED the "nair a Dan
boy, Conn. From Ina city thu sport got to Nw York.
Mead ws about thirty I've years old. II had lived IN the Brewster neigh
beAood all his life I'M was considered . dutet reliable man. The members Of
IRA I4ar<aeid family had every confidence in him N h girls felt No fear
m sntarns TIT bsrn, whse he was awaiting their arrival with murder in his
heart
Nssds inability to- disable both girls saved their lives Had ne Of them
vtitA the place aone n would undoubtedly ave overpowered her. He had
he dynamite ready for use In m consummauon of hi, murder and suicide
plot
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a Csynsll Iasevsusn.

ITHACA. N. Y, March TN select
tng June IL as the date for the annual
canmeucement exercises this year the
Cornell trustees have placed the Gate
~ the closing exercises one week ear
~ than usual. The trustees announce
- - change this year v purely a..
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scalp. and in thst time I have
used dosens ef widely sdvsr.
ttBed hair tonics, dandrun
cores, end scalp treatments.
b No case With any lasting
bsnsdt. The lsndru6 IVES %
bed that my coat collar and
shouldsfs were continually
covered with the great white
scales. and my bsis wss be-
comlng Xery thin. The Itch.
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Miss 0uimbY. Woman Aviator, Sail,
Z Fly n France.

Miss Harriet Quimby. the aviator,
sailed on the Hsmburg-American liner
Amerika to-day. She IL going to Paris
In the hope OF getting up q competition
With tome Of the French oms avia-
tofs.
She has ordered . seventy hous-p6wsr
Bisrot. which will be ready when she
arrives.
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SC0TTATH|SCO GOAL,
FINDS SOUTH POLE,
SAYS AMUNDSEN

CONTINUED from First Pase.b
spscts. Amundsea relying on dog trans
port and his men being equipped with
skis on which they expected to make
great speed over the glacier ice. while
Capt. Scott took with him dogs. ponies
and motor Siedges. Both explorers have
great experience In Polar exploration.
Capt. Amundssn being the disoevsrer Of
the Northwest Passage and Capt. Scott
having participated In . former sxpedi.
ton towards the South Pole. Amund.
sens party consists Of only sixteen
men. while that Of Scott numbers sixty.
IMPORT THAT AMuNDoEN ALSO
RGAcNGD POLE.
0oYUXA01H, March THE Social
DsmsHsstsn pu1lisAss . despatch from
0hristlsa1a say1ng tAat . psivsss inAiv.
iausl II sAas CITY hes received . ssis-
gyaa fssa ~ ysan savsaisasn sssuAs
sAss AAsAAssa rsasAsa the South Yols.
LONDON, March IN - stassa On
geol auSAeSisy. according ~ . special
AsspatsA sseelved here This evening
from 0~Asistlsala, HeswaS. tAas 0aUt,
1oAiA AmuAassn, Ne Hoxwsgiaa e.
Diesss aAA leading s1val q 0apt. Scott,
> ~ Vel ~ so.sA S'ss
AAsssssss We es.' .s-~~S
so.ssS ssPessse 80 -. ~ -.
nsen seessssssA u see AH.' = ~
role ses 20 = ~ .AovA 49, ~
esessoeas eensesssAS ~ WAN q ~
~ tFsps
The nrss messass Win gag de"n't.
statemeht from -Osp'' . 80
Capt. Scott hsd reAcheo tne sousn ro' ~
was rece'Vso from we'""sS~"' WV
zeaiahd. ny the pany HAp's ,.,.,.,
Mrs' scos', sne we .. '"s -,
explorer. mas nor seoe'vso my uI
news OF nor husDsnaIs .spo!.so su0
she sa'd TINS morn'ns tnsN u. ~ WI.
soie 10 'msesn row Usp'. ~.~.
could Know dsoser'ns. hope tns NV
10 trus' put ~ p'sse"' ! 10 "o' UNIV 7"
believe
SCOTT ENPeOIIlON oeV".'~"'
AWAITS NHWU.
Lieut.. Evans. the London Secretary o.
the Scott expedition. authonsss tn'
statement h . no news whsteve5 o
Capt. Scotia success had reaohsd IN
local headquarters beyond sns "s"s
paper Dispatches.
Tho excitement mere 70 snssnse %
cause Of the race between Capt. Scott
| the British explorer. and Amundeen. ]
vas known from the outset that !
would Dc q nscn q ".O. "sn ~.
tnsm 'o' 49,. a.
app's"e"s'o% "
NorWss'~" "S~ W"
honor.
The return TO civilization two week
before hs vas s1pAvesd Of CAPITAL
Amundsen from his Antarctic trip ha
".ws~s -. .,rc.4.. rhis n. 49,
1.""- -. y. M. m~rnA.,. 40 th. A.,
c.u' 80. .N~- -
usn "oys' o~Oos'"p"'os' 'os'es,' w"
declare that they havs had no new
concerning his arrival In Tasmania.
II IL pointed cut BY eeheials OF th
.oclety that cant. Amundsen intends
4. msh. . n.sh uurs and simpls 10 IN
a.. ~. h.A No int,
.oo" -. 10. NJ.
uon OK carrying ou' my "s' VT
sramms OF scssntlhe Sork'
The Gable dispatches from New zs'
land announcing that Capt. Scott hs
found the South Pole comes A.
stsrtl,ns climax 10 the race which q,
.,~r,nr.s. ~, a,na,.,, n~.tionautiss LA,
~S" $500 49,. 49,, :.
o..n .crs,cn
re"sss NV ~
uno~- $4,000. -,
SCOTT oVANT8p SOUTH FOL
DASH IN 1910.
- -. v.s..- 49,. A..-
, SApt. i.ooer' sI'vm eev's .ss' r.
= ms eApsaiuon I'm" 90 N
= Healahu. on Sov. 'o. ~ "ss.S'
a sSu,p'T :. oM. -
/. 49, ~ I. S,.s.,r ~ : M
Attained a record of 70 degrees 30 mi
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WITH AGE"

Next number Of FUN" the sixteen
page Weekly Joke Book, given free
with the Sunday World. Is the best yet
prepared. This paragraph 10 written
after . glance over an advance copy
jusIu up from the Color Press.
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PEARY GLAD o.
GOT b FIRST.

WASHINGTON. March 7.--Nsas-
Admiral Robert a Psesy. U. q. n. ~.
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OANDRUFF 20 YEARS
AND FALLING HAIR
So Bad Coat Collar and Shoulders
Continually Covered With Great
White Scales. Itching and Smart
Ing Intense. Cured by Cutlcurs
Soap and Ointment.

- ". aad D.. New Yesk city.."Fos
twenty ysaB I have bsen troubled with dan.
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It's Your
Duty

to make the home attractive and the
influences of the right kind.
Good music Is not only attractive,
but is also a part Of the child's edu-
cation.
The right Piano means much. II
YOU buy a
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL,
hsvada-u!ah Mines { SmsIisry Corpsnilss.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed s,,d-
cate Manastrs In the place OF Mr.. r.. urosH r.
signed. under the Plan and Agreement Of Re.
adjustment dated December 10, 1911, and a..
posited with the Columbia Trust Compony. A.
modified by the Modified Plan Of Rssdiust.~t
dated February 20. 1912. and deposited with said
Tias, Company. hereby give notice that the tine
within which stock may be deposited with ~
Columbia Trust Company and subscriptops to
bonds made under the Plan has been extended
to and IS hereby Hxed TO be MAkCH YlST. iyi.
Ths Moditisd flan OF ltesdjustment provids.
hat stockholiers OF the Nevada Utah Minss &
Snielter Corporation may subscribe for fi,st
s'ss, H STfry IN * New COMPANY to Is:
stock owned BY them and will receive one full
share OF the, stock Of. the New Company Ior
pany deposited by them. o'"'
We call the attention Of the stockholdrs a. cu,
letter giving full details Of the Modiisd b,sSrr'
to os mailed 70 them THU. week, copies 81 whIci
7. 1912. ""' "a'ea
TRIPLE 4 COMPANY.
Syndicate Msnaseu
February 20. 1919. '"" o"V'
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1912-08-03
Publication Notice

First published July 81, 1912
In the District Court of Trego Coun-
ty, Kansas.
Case No. 1221
Hiland Southworth, plaintiff
VS..
Frederick w. Bemis, Lura e. TRACER,
ct al defendants.
The State of Kansas to Lura E.
TRACER Greeting: You, the above
named defendant, Lura E. TRACER,
are hereby notified that you have
been sued in the District Court of
Southworth, who has filed his petition
and amendment to petition in said
court in the above-entitled action
against you and your co-defendents;
and that you, the said defendent,
Lura E. TRACER, must answer said
petition as amended SO fled as afore
said, on or before the seventh (7th)
day of September, A. d. 1912, or said
petition will be taken as true and
the following judgment will be rem
.dered In said action against you, the
said Lura E. Trager, to-wit: judg-
ment for the foreclosure of certain
mortgages upon the following-describ-
ed real estate, lying and situated in
the County of Trego, in the State of
Kansas, to-wit: The Northwest
Quarter of Section six (6) in Town
ship fourteen ga, Range twenty-one
(2l), west OF the 9th. T. M, adjudg-
ing that the plaintiff have first lien
on said real estate for the sum of
$133S. 90 and interest thereon, order
ing said real estate sold to satisfy
plaintiffs lien, interest, taxes and
costs, and forever barring and fore
closeing you, the said Lura E. TRACER,
| from all right, title, interest, estate,
liens and equity of redemption in
and to and. upon said real estate and
every part and parcel thereof.
E. @. FLOOD
Attorney for plaintiff
Attest: @. E. RIDGwAY
(SeaD Clerk of the District Court.
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Publication Notice

First Published August 3.
In the District Court of Trego Coun-
ty, Kansas.
/. T. Purcell and John w. Phares,
Plaintiffs.
G. NJ. Cox, S. NJ F. Cox, S.(H. Cox,
Albert Silverstein, Phoebe Silver
stein, n. A. Brown, Bertha Finley
Brown, Samuel Cohen and Louis
Cohen, defendants.
The above named defendants will
take notice that they have been sued
in the aforesaid court by said plain
tiffS and must answer plaintiffs pet
ition in the above entitled action on
or before the 10th day of September,
1912, or said petition will be taken as
trne and judgement rendered against
them as prayed for in said petition for
the sum of So, 056 with interest at 6
percent per annum from the 1St day of
March 1912, and costs of suit, and for
the foreclosure of a certain mortgage
upon all of Section II, Township IA s.,
Range % W. of the 9th p. M, lying
and situated in the Aforesaid county
of Trego, and odering sale of said
realestate subject to a period of re-
demption of but 6 months from date
of sale thereof to pay said Judgment,
and forever barring and foreclosing
any estate or equity of redemption
they may have or claim in said prem
ises.
1. T. Purcell
John W. Phares
Plaintiffs
Attest: G. e. Ridgway
Seal Clerk of District Court
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catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as
they cannot reach the seat of the
disease. Catarrh is blood or con-
Stitutional disease, and in order to
cure you must take internal remedies
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, and acts directly on the blood
and mucuous sarfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is not quack medicine. 1t is
prescribed by one of the best bhsic-
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regular prescription. 1t is composed
of the best tonicS known, comb ined
with the best blood purifiers, acting
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The perfect combination of The two
ingredients is what produces such
wonderful results in curing Catarrh.
Send for testimonials free.
F. j. CHENEY & Co, Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
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the end of the week / called on my
doctor and asked him to examine me.
He said 1 was better than he ever
expected to see me and asked if was
taking his medicine When told him
l was not, but was taking DIR. Miles
Heart Remedy, he said. Thank the
Lord for Dr. Miles Heart Remedy 1
continued to take it, and while 1
realized my heart was damaged so 1
could not expect a permanent cure for
ffteen years / worked every day, not
w1thstanding 1 had been told would
never work again In July. 1911, / was
taken with rheumatism again, and it
went to my heart as before. 1 got so
bad that one of the Albany papers
wrote up my life and said 1 could not
live but a few hours. 1 again took
DIR. Miles Heart Remedy with very
satisfactory results, and have not
missed day at business in the
legislature since January. I feel that
DR.. Miles Heart Remedy has saved
my life and cannot recommend it too
highly"
Dr.. Miles Heart Remedy Is sold and
guaranteed by all druggists.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Eikhart, Ind.
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Publication Notice

First Published A ugust 3.
In the District Court of Trego Coun-
ty, Kansas.
/. t. Purcell and J. w. Phares, plain
tiffs
W. E. Smith, Ella NJ. Smith, Albert
Silverstein, Phoebe Si1verstein, N
A. Brown, Bertha Finley Brown,
Samuel Cohen and Louis Cohen,
defendants.
The above named defendant will
take notice that they have been sued
in the aforesaid court by said plain
tiffs and must answer plaintiffs
petition in the above entitled
action on or before the 18th day of
September, 1912, or said petition will
be taken as true and judgement rem
dered against them as prayed for in
said petition for the sum of So, II with
interest at 6 per cent per annum
from the 1st day of March, 1912, and
costs of suit, and for the foreclosure
of a certain mortgage upon the south
half of Section 20, in Township IA S,
range 23 W, of the p. M. lying and
situated in the aforesaid county of
Trego, and ordering a sale of said
realestate subject to a period of re-
of sale thereof to pay said judgment,
and forever barring and forclosing
any estate or equity of redemption
they may have or clain-in said prem
ises. /. T.-Purcell
j. w. PhareS
Plaintiffs
Attest: c. E. Ridgway
(SeaD Clerk of District Court
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victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles just like other people, with
like results in loss of appetite, back
ache nervousness. headache, and tir-
ed, listless, run down feeling. But
there's no need to feel like that as T.
D. PEBBLES. Henry, Penn, proved.
Six bottles of Electric Bitters'' he
writes, did more to give me new
strength and good appetite than all
other stomach remedies ] used-'' So
they help everybody Its folly to
suffer when this great remedy will
help you from the first dose. Try it.
Only so cents at Gibson's-
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Abstracts of title made promptly
at reasonable rates w. H. Swiggett-
Rev. VIM. Quilliam, of Abilene,
Kans., the Missionary for the Wa
Keeney association for the Baptist
church, will fill the Pulpit Sunday
evening in the Court House He will
preach at the Baptist church Sunday
morning at IL O'Clock.
If the Wilson electors should
suddenly declare an intention of vot-
ing for Debs or Chain, would the
Wilson fellows quietly take their
medicine or would they get out and
howl more or less as the Taft fellows
are doing under the same conditions?
If the Chain electors should declare
for Teddy what would the Prophies
do?
Last Thursday evening C. G. Yet
ter i'm attempting to alight from the
10 O'Clock train on his arrival at Ogal-
lah accidentally fell from the car
step, sustaining some slight bruises.
He was Unconscious for while, but
at present writing he has fully re-
covered from his fall.
Fred Naimon was in from his farm
east of town last Tuesday and is a
sorry sight to be hold. His face is
covered with bandages caused by be-
ing nit across the face with pitcher
in the hands of a harvest hand out
who worked for him T'is said too
much John Barley corn" and sex
port were the cause of all the trou-
bleS.
Talk about your automobiles you
should have seen the fine car ia John
Spena's garage Tuesday morning.
1t was an Alec, cilinder 10 horse
power and 20 feet long Its speed
was 80 miles per hour. The three
occupants of the car were sight see
ago. They left here at $50 a. M
and expected to be in Colorado
Springs for the night. The car cost
$1,000 and it's a peach.
r. C. Wilson returned home We'd
nesday evening from Hutchinson,
where he attended the initial meet
ing of the new Fraternal order of
Kansas. The Woodman of the State
are going to Secede from the Wood
SaS order He reports very en-
thuSiatic meeting and the new order
was launched and it is expected that
in year or two this will be the larg-
est and strongest order in Kansas.
t'W. E Ward, of Sharon Springs,
candidate for State Senator on the
Republican ticket spent Wednesday
in Hill City looking after his candi-
dacy. Mr. Ward is clean, strong
forcefull man who promises to vote
for a presidential primary law and
any progressive legislation that will
enlarge the powers of the people or
improve their conditions. He sup
ported Roosevelt and INSISTS that he
is a straight out progressive. We
feel safe in advising our readers that
Mr. Ward will be a safe same pro-
gressiye if elected, and he has signed
Statement No. 1, while his opponent
has not. Signing statement No 1
means that he pledges himself to
vote for the people choice for United
States Senator. He is widely known
over the district and will stand an
excellent chance for making the cleo
if nominated. Hill City Republi-
can.