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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-15
BROWN AGAIN FINED
Contractor Appeals From hss~ssmcnt
of So In I,Olicc G0url for CrmcItx.

OF So In Police Court for Cruelty.
l.. Il. Brown, tho contractor who was
fined $50 several days ago for cruelty
to Il mule, was Ga;in in Police Court
yesterday morning t., answer the same
charge. and was tined S25. As III the
other case, he appealed to the Hastings
Court. Brown was arrested on three
charges OF cruelty, preferred by T. =.
Taylor. agent C the Society for The
Prevention of Cruelty TO Animals. TIE
third charge will likely he nollc prose
uuicd.
Thomas Brockcnbrough colorcd, who
was fined SO and costs for cruelty also
appealed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-15
MAJOR POTTS AIDE
\irs nia Ofircr to Assist Marshal in inau
Eurut Parade.

mont; Virginia Volunteers. was designated
yesterday by .Ad1utant-General sale for ap-
pointment member OF tn. official sta n
OF BrigadIer- General A. l.. Mills l.. :. A.,
chief marshal OF the second or military di-
vision OF the inaugural parade.
General Mills wrote General Sale asking
for a suggestion along this line in view OF
the fact that Virginia troops To be in
10 General Mills, who Is chief OF the division
or militia affairs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-15

Grover Jones and shelton Turner,
alleged burglars. accused OF robbing
the home Of w. III. Kelly last Friday
morning. We're yesterday granted a
continuance of one week when ar
raigncd before Magistrate II. y. Smith
for trial The men are depending upon
an alibi. and material witnesses for
the defense could not be located in
time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-15

MOrdecai T. Page QuaIifIed yesterdaY
| in the Chancery Court as ADM STRAIT or
of Mollic y. Foster. The estate is
small.
Eugene \. Dietrich qualified as
tate is valued ut $4,000.
Georgian Davis and It. Wiley Davis.
Jr., qualified as executors of the will
of Thomas Wiley Davis The estate Is
NallIcl ~ S2a MOO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-15
Paragraph Pulpit
NAuJiItII HI.IICynN

Eeligioi IL not some thing which was
brought down To earth by angels. IL
grew up naturally in the heart of man
In the very nature OF man is implanted
a thirst for the living Cod" and rcli-
slon ig the oppression OF man's effort
rs III every man some sense and love
of music. so In every man there is tho
religious sense. hut as many never Gull
tivate the natural music in their souls.
so many others never develop the reli-
Gious side OF their natures
advertisement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-15
uishop nandolph to Preach.

The TT. Rev y. NJ. Randolph. u. u.
Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of
Southern Virginia. will preach to-mor-
row at the II o'clock service at st
James Protestant Episcopal Church
corner Franklin and Birch Streets.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-15

Henry Young. colorcd. was arrested
yesterday by Detective SerGeants Wiley
and kcllHIn as suspicious character.
suspected Of being Il fugitive from JUS
ticc in Icnrico County. The negro Is
believed TO be wanted by the county
authorities for stealing COW.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-15
BARRED SECOND HUSBAND


successor.
Having provided In his wiz and testament
thht ms "ifc should have iirewood from his
estate during her life, bat that II sh. re-
niarrIru titis right should cease James C.
nun. OF Eoanokc County. departed this life
nc made certain provisions for his son by
ms iaht marriage. and Tor other children
sara son, dying az recent years LEI. his
property TO one not or his blood kin, which
VII! the natural heirs seek TO break To this
.nd a sax was entered by a ". Hun and
others against Willard T. Huns executor.
and others. The Circuit Court refused TO set
the VIII aside and appeal was denied
yestcrdhy In The Supreine Cnurt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-15
Reduce. Out.tandinr Cn,i,,,

inc virginia Bonded Warehouse Corporx-
Ton EehtcrdGy decreased It's ca p!tal from
s.Sov'v To 10000 stock held Ia the treasury
OF The company viii he Cancelled while hold
cfs "t IN" MY shTrer Of prefcrrcd stoci,
VIII exchange them for common stock ar
which there VIII be 1000 shares ,,f 500 rsel,
ihe necessary amendment TO the chnrtcr
mas been Issued by the state Corp0ratinn
Commission on application OF r. W Scar
rotary. So
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-15
Held Tor Grnnd Jury

Edward johnson and William Gray.
both colored, were held for the grand
jury yesterday morning in Police
Court on the charge er having cocaine
in their poeHession-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-15
Alleged CbccI, EIo.her

o. c. Granger, twcnty-eight wears
old, clerk. was arrested yesterday by
tectivc-Sergeants Wiley and I[cllam
on a warrant charging him with OBJ
tanning So on an alleged worthless
chcck from Pat McDonouGh. proprietor
OF West Broad Street saloon
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-05

four being placed on the retired list,
enc resigned and one given sick leave
for ten months upon his physician s
certificate that he would be complete
~ restored and able to perform active
duty with HIS company. The reasons
for relieving these officers from duty
are inattention to the work of the
guard through business and physical
reasons, etc. r.. .@.~-s
In December 81 enlisted members OF
the Guard we're discharged, 81 OF
whom were discharged because, of not
having performed Is per cent of their
duty during the year 1912, the others
tor expiration Of enlistment period or
inability to attend drill, etc. :
The scope and subject matter of ex-
aminations for commissions has been
prescribed, identical in junior grades
with that prescribed for the State OF
Maine. IL i
All first and second lieutenants who
have not been examined since January
LIST, 1912 have been ordered to appear
before the examining board for reex,
animation q ~ ;;-ss Sssfi3
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-05

! Tourists made up the bulk of the
passengers departing for the island of
E&waii in the Inter-IsIand steamer
Kilauea this morning. The vessel car
ried a large number of volcano visit
.oIs --.. 49, 81,
The delegation of sixteen officers
and men in the little British steamer
kestrel have made many friends dur
Ing their short stay at the port of Ho-
lnolulu. The Kestrei departing for the
south seas today will be warmly vel
coined back
At the present rate of speed in
which the Australian coal is being dis
charged from the British steamer
Hornelen. that vessel Is expected will
get away for the coast by saturday or
Sunday. 1t is understood that I
,Eornelen has been fixed to take on
lumber destined for Australia.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-05
FAMOUS ACTOR
DRIVES HUDSON

Dustin Farnun. the poplar actor
who is delighting the country with
his work in t"The Little Rebel" has
earned additional fame on the Pacific
coast through his ability to handle a
powerful motor car at high speed. He
is a crack driver and adept at the art
Of handling a speeding car.
He drives a new Hudson "37." He
considers motoring a valuable health
asset, for 1t gives him plenty of good,
fresh air. He is an ardent good roads
booster and was frequently seen on
the roads in and about San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles at the wheel
of the big beautiful automobile.
During the past summer Mr. and
Mrs. Farnum-the latter was formerly
known to the stage at Miss Mary
ConweII, Washington society girl be-
fore her marriage to the aetor-tour-
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Upon the completion of such exam
nations officers of higher grades will
be examined, and also such first and
second lieutenants not included in the
hoard Of officers appointed January
2$rd 1913.
One very important position to be
filled Il that of Recruiting Officer for
Var. The officer filing this position
should be of field rank and have sew.
eral officers detailed for duty with
him. He will probably have charge OF
tie Mobilization Camp in case OF mob
iiiIation for war. and company re-
cruiting officers for war would eoor-
dinate their work with his prior to
reloinijng their organizations.
The office of Inspector General is an
other important Office to be flied.
The reorganization of the Hospital
Corps is making very satisfactory pro
gress and will soon have its full com:
plement; about half of the men now
iII this organization have had expert.
ence in the Regular service. 1ne
medical officers are taking keen, in
terest in the work of the corps. 49,
In the way of administration. mill
tary correspondence is conducted in
the way lately adopted by, the Wa
Department. ..
The organization of two companies
has been authorized, one to be CON-
pes ed of business men, clerks and men
who have ha experience in the Regu-
lar service, and the other to be chr
pose1 of the alumni of. Kemehameha
Schoel Satisfactory progresslis being
made in this regard. I. ! - f".@ &
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tor, to take the place of Captain w. H..
johnson, who was "Manchued" back to
the line of the army. 1t ic. believed
that Cartain James G. Hanna, Eigh-
teenth Infantry, will be sent here in
the near future. Captain Hanna was
formerly stationed on Oahu, as a
member of the Tenth Infantry, and
he has been anxious to return ever
since.
Briefly stated, hereais what has been
done. and what is planned to be done,
IN addition to the tins above mention
ed, in the way. of efficiency and bet
'er organization, since the first part of
December last, at which time it was
definitely known that the new armory
would be ttarted early in 1913. g..
Since the first of December six Off
GERS have been relieved from duty.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-05

Alias Jimmy Valentine" Paul Arm
strong's wonderful drama of life with
the criminal classes, will be presented
at the Bijeu theatre tonight, and that
this piece is we'll known and will re-
ceive the patronage it deserves is evil
dent from the heavy demand for seats.
That this production will be pre-
scented with noticeable attention to de-
tail and as perfect as Director Wray
can make it is certain. Scenic Artist
Theail and corps Of assistants, stage
carpenters. property men and the EN-
ire working staff of the Bijou theatre
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-05


z
of the humane officer was entirely
eliminated and Miss Dawson at l.iat
tine ceased to be in the employ Of
the county. At another meeting oil
the new board which was held on
January 81, Supervisor Petries stated
to the board that certain c0unt ~ ofh-
eial wanted to know if,he could have
the horse leaned to the Humane So
ciety which at that time was being
used by Miss DaEit on in her work
After a general discussion on the mat.
ter. Supervisor 7Paeheco moved that
the road committee be instructed to
see Miss Dawson and have the horse
returned to the city and county
stables. This motion was put by
Mayor. Fern ard carried. The reason
for this action by the hoard, as stated
NV one of the supervisors this morn
ing, was because as, Miss Dawson was
10 longer. in the employ of the county
that the county had the right to ass
for the return of the horse as it wa
only. loaned to the Society, for the nse
of the SPECIAL officer. - -. /. : :
Status Of Matter Given. .'z
Miss Dawson was unable to be pres
ent at the meeting of the Society hts
morning, and, with her report sent Tic
following communication with regard
to the matter of the horse already. re-
ferred to-: 49, :1-.< sAaa>zs45a "a 3
Statements concerning the pos.
session of the horse were not exactly
correct. First of all the humane Off
Ger Is not an agent of the city and
county by appointment or otherwise
hut is agent solely for the Humane
Society. In the second place the hui
name officers never considered the
horse to be the property of the agent
and made no statements to that effect,
being fully aware of the terms OF. the
resolutions under which she was given
the use of the horse. The horse in
question was removed from the stables
Of the. agent b yam employee of the
road department, no receipt BEING
given nor has any receipt been re.
ceived Owing to the manner IN
which this transaction was effected
and the miSstatements, the Humane
Society asks for. "A correction and an
acknowledgment of a receipt for the
horse" rs, -. ~ az szstgsa-s4 yssssssg II
The matter was not discussed fully
at the meeting on account Qf the tact
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REORGANIZATION

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led Europe. They wee aeslI

y -
ed Europe. They we-e aes6
by DIR. and Mrs. Ad1iph XII
latter being known to the
Jane Cowl arli now playing q.
ing role in within me EaK
The roads OF Europe, 8
Farnum, sare OF course sAEef.
the fortunate autofaobiIists
sections Of the UBited SSetc1
this is particularly true Of 80
California-are ecu ally blesSct
fine roads. The stay in caifnfr
been a revelations No EuraE &
next. summer. Mrs. FarnFaS =
shall go to California and F9e1|
vacation period In our Hudson.
ing the numerous places o. Sir
interest"
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have been busily engaged for two
weeks past preparing what is claimed
by the management will be the best
production ever staged, locally, by a
stock company. OF the play itself, the
fact that tits admitted as Paul. Arm
strong's best effort, anu the most sue
cessful drama seen on the mainland IN
several years is sufficient recomme en-
6ation. -. - 70 ...~.~. j.. I
The advance sale of seats is unusu-
ally heavy. proving again that local
theatre.goers will support attractions
that are worth while. e. e.
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HUMANE SOCIETY

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Londoners are boarding iir
and taking every safe precer q.
full of the vengeance the Aasft1
will take now that the WIKI
frage bill has been dowResf
British government.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-05

Many British legal autssc
hold the contention Of ~ F
States that We can give arr.
through the Panama canal aor
lean ships, IL we wish
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-08-16
Hot and Cold Baths
Plenty of pasture & feed

1 can pasture and feed so head OF
horses or cattle at my farm on tie
Smokey. on section 80. miles vest
OF Pfeifer, good water, good pasture
and plenty of feed. Price reasonable.
A. A. Sanders. Pfeifer, Kas.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-08-16
Money to Loan on FARM PROPERTY
kk


ships was ordered opened, and the
County Surveyor and Clerk were in
structed to make the proper entries
on the records.
The ROAD of Anton Younker and
others OF Pleasant Hill Township was
ordered opened and the County Sur
veyOr and Clerk were ordered to make
the proper entries on the records.
The road of Anton Younker and
others of Pleasant Hill Township was
ordered vacated and the County Sur
veyOr and Clerk were instructed to
make the proper entries on the records
The road of FL ed Fries and others
of Hamilton Town ship was ordered
opened and the County Surveyor and
Clerk were instructed to make proper
entries on the records.
The road of B F Replogle and others
of Buckeye and Pleasant Hill Town
ships was ordered opened and the Co
Surveyor and Clerk were instructed to
make the proper entries on the records
The road Of Andrew Mermis and
others of Walker Township was laid
over till the next meeting.
The road petition of John Schaus
and others of Hamilton township was
laid over till the next meeting.
The road petition of Felix Werth
and others of Lookout Township was
approved and Jos. Urban, j. l. Rohr
and A. D. Wasinger we're appointed
as viewers.
The road petition of stephen Boos
and others of Ellis township was
approved and Vim. Grabbe, Isaac
Zeigler and Joe J, Kutina were ap-
pointed as viewers.
The road petition of JOS Binder and
others of Big Greek Township wasA sAp-
proved and Jos. J. Kutina, VIM.
Grabbe and Isaac Zeigler were
appointed as viewers.
The road petition of Peter Storm
and others of Freedom Township was
approved and Isaac Zeigler, Jos. J.
Kutina and VIM Grabbe were appoint
ed as viewers.
The road petition of John Yohe and
others of Hamilton Township was
laid over til the next meeting.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-08-16
CtnHissitLeI. Proceedings

Rays, ktIsas, July Il. 1885, a. N
The Beard net pursuant to adjourn
nent, nenLelt IleieEt, jos. j. Kuti
na, Isaac Zeigler. chairman, VIM
GrsLbe, cCnnissiCLe1s and P, Y,
Gottschalk. County Clerk,
Pref, Gee. A. Lsane of the State
University, FlO1. Il. {. Smith for the
U. S. Government and Prof. W. A.
Boys for the Union Pacific Railroad
Appeared before the Board and ex-
plaii.ed how the grasshOppers were
poisoned in some of the southern
counties after which the Board ad-
jouEned to 80 p. m.
A petition signed by the voters OF
the flIst CCmuissit neIs District was
presented to tie boaId in regard to
the 9rasshOpPers situation OF Ellis Co.
After due deliberation by the board
and upon motion of Commissioner
Grabbe and seconded by Commissioned
kutins, carried unanimously. the
board decided ts supply free of charge
all the ingredients to poison the
Aoppers to every farmer of Ellis Co.
The board appointed Jno. R. Chitten-
den to saperintend the distribution of
the poison to the various farmers
The following bills. were allowed viz;
Andrew Miller. fees state VS..
Greenwood, Juvenile CT. go $s4.25
do probation officer. 200
Hrs. A. Miller attending B. Green
wOOd.............. 600
Jacob Bissing, fees Juvenile
conrt, Greenwood ....... 7.60
Andrew Miller, fees State VS.. NJ
Mullen. 54.O3
Mrs. A. Miller, for attending M
Mullen. 4.5O
A. D. GilkesOn. counsel fees "
State VS. Mullen. 500
j. b. Middlekauf. jurors fees
State VS. Mullen. ....... 1.5G
J. E. BasgaI, juror fees State
vs. Mullen. en-.......... 1.5O
D. C. Brummitt, juror fees State
va Mullen. 1.5O
C. Il. Wann, juror fees State VS.
mullen. 1-se
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-08-16
DR., FIX. Meade for administer
PhoneANo,a47

DR.. F. Z. Meade for administer
ing anaesthetics to T. Grabbe 10. OC
The board ordered the County Sur
| veyor to resurvey the Solomon read,
starting from the Township corner
three miles east from the place Of
beginning.
The County Treasurer is hereby
ordered to strike off the penalty on the
NE4 of section Il, township IL, range
IS, for the years 1904, 1905, 1910, and
1911, as soon as the taxes are paid,
and instruct the County Clerk to issue
deed when the proper time arrives.
A rebate of $5, OOO. valuation allowed
to B. F. hopper, of the City Of Hays
on a land contract. on account of
erroneous assessment.
H. w. Joy appeared before the
board in reference to some roads and
bridges that he is interested in.
Melton by Commissi0ner Grabbe and
seconded by Commissioner Kutina,
carried unanimously, that the Board
of County Commissioners will not pay
any more damages for land taken
along on the section line.
The board ordered the county Sur
veyor to resurvey the Wasinger road
to correct an error that had been made
by the previous surveyor.
A resolution: Be it resolved by the
Board of county commissioners OF
Ellis Co. Kansas in regular quarterly
session assembled, that it is to the
best interests of Ellis county that the
board meet the first Monday of cash
month; carried by q unanimous vote.
The following bills were allowed, viz;
Kuhn Bros. coal for pauper,
Meier S.11
Philip Bittel, labor bridge. ...... 500
F. HAYemapn. coffin for pauper,
Dengler. $3.50
W. A. Baker, for building wing
walls bridge. 416.UO
Anton Dreiling coal for pauper,
Ritter. 6.65
Joe Brett, mdse. psuDer, Schoen-
feldt ................ $500
F. E. McLain, J. P. fees State
Va John DOA.s..... ...... 275
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-08-16
FREE PRESS. Fest in the Co.

ne Z TT -, SSt III lH6O L.
Mrs. eager is here from Wichits
on s'.visi4 to friends.
DR.. Spy6er and wife went. toF Den
yer Sunday on q short visit.
Mrs. Grace GoodaIl Habbard of K.
c., is here on visit to her mother,
Subscribe fer the Free Press
and get all the best Of news.
C. ". Miller, Jr. and::ss wife have
gone to Colorado for q vacation.
DTs. Spar and Brown were in our
city on Tuesday professionally.
Alex Scbueier, Jr. Started out this
week on bis trip ss Hotel Inspector.
If you want to ibuyE a Egood horse
or mule, see uP. We have only the
best. Will sell on years tine,
c, 6, Cochran & Sons
F. E.i;Slsson and Miss Morris Of
Plainville enjoyed our Cbautauqua on
Mondays and hearty in their applause
And the show was worthy of it.
Lest Friday hays ard Lacrosse play
ed ball here and the score showed
Hays IA aCrosse 3
Sunday Hays played Ellis here and
the score stood Hays Ellis 5
NO red taTe or delays. Money the
dav the papers sre sif ned Interest
annual or semi-t nnL&g. EesGquar
ters for farm loens.
Citizens" State Bank, Hays
Alex Schleer and wife of Catharine,
Vincent Ruder ard wife and Anton
Befort of Munjor left Tuesday for
FOn Du Lac, Wis. to visit tneH daugh
ters il the college there.
Bear in mind the City is paving for
the street lights to be kept burning.
And we propose they shall be or no a
Iowance of their bill. l am Chairman
of the commIttee on lights. If the
light on your corner or neiRhborhOoO
don't burn privately let me know and
viii receive prompt attention.
G. j. KLUG, Chairman.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1913-08-16

Our Cattle buyer will go 10 the mar
ket the first of the month to Tuy dsi-
~ cattle. Give as your order.
c. G. Cochran & Sons
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The State FIRE. Marshal is Sc ding
bulletin re mipeinR the people of tbs
state that fires are occurring dailr
from sparks catching in ash Inl s.
from children playing with matches &
setting fire to dry grass and veget ia
tior, and from smokers care essty drop
ring mate es whOee flames is not er-
tirely exiting uished, or from cigars or
cigarettes thrown down. Ali of these
fires could be avoided and their occur
ance in many instances can be cherzed
to carelessness. Trash ano rubbish
should be burned only when some one
is near with supply of water TO ST. p
any splesd of the flames.
Many baEH fires are occurring from
spontaneous combustion caused ~
storing new hay. Openings in ezcb
end Of the hay loft Will provide ventil-
lation that may prevent FIRE. If a
OaFrel of water were kept near every
barn or building, many of the fires
could be put out. A number of fires
have recently destroyed harms ano
live stock in them because no wster
was near to check the fire st tn star.