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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-13
penalty They pay it with the sac
rifce Of several human lives each
year and with $4,000 or $4,000,
ptrhaps more, OF good money.

=
and they show that the State board
OF health had official information of
T., cases in 1911 and ia in 1912.
There were four deaths each year.
I The cost of the Pasteur treatment
administered through the board was
| si.l5o in 1911 and S2.052.9O in
4 lala, and these figures do not in.
! clude the expenses of patients who
4 went at their own cost to the Pas
/ tcur sanitariums At Atlanua and
elsewhere. II does not include the
much largcr cost in the loss of vall-
able animals, dogs, horses. mules ana
/ cattle for any aud all OF the domes-
tic animals may have it. 1t is i'm
possible 10 gather accurate figures of
this loss for the entire State, but in
Duyal county alone il ran above
Sa,ooo last year.
Rabies is a disease that exists in
'Ntig Scdsbi otltfltI Htdl UT Will
ten cold makes no difference. 1t ex-
lists in every part OF Florida. Exam
, ming the records Of the State Board
o. Health for 1912. as typical year
,althOugh statistics show that the
disease is increasing and not dimin
ishing from year to year,, it is found
that cases were reported from TWEEN
ty-One of the torty-cight counties of
the State OF the IA cases, As Oc-
Cured in Jacksonyille: 80 in Hills
borough county e.? of them in Tam
pa. and six in St Augustine, while
TIE remaining 80 cases were scat
tered through IS counties, none of
hich contained any large cities.
Strangely enough. no cases were re-
ported from Pensacola or Key West.
! This might be explained by the so-
lation OF the latter city from the
! mainland Gf the state, and by the
+ enforcement Of law in the former.
'>''''' ''o'' ''F''a o'Se' "" ny u"
hoard we're of white patients. an
"'"'A ~ '"''i't P'IS'HS' olA'h-
'.'' VIZ 'if'i "s'F Hite'h years
~ &c. Hil>-o'..' 'i...''f 'l."l 49,
''' "li' pN az =
IN l .,ts .o. ,.. li t.,J =, ~
'.H ~ '"l7' W. ''5 Il 81 II ~
ou'A ~ 4 0o3 'N tfWafd ''-
''iiii' fa"!a' laf'n e0il ~ tAc ali-
''f' pN coming ~ '''ddtt WItA nc
SUNNI y . go" Sa'7a M 70 pc slrN,
p'' when Later d'Fe.oPed rahica:
one 'ol i ir"m ihe Saii|a OF rabld
hefse
Each Of these facts bas IFS sionia
cantr. i aaDala taat tAe disease
prevails mora ena#liy IN the citin
II the thehN settled sections, than
il t'c rural districts.
"h'l' DO" are tn" principe
. '''' o. &c l''n.'i'n' s'f"'a' ''..'t
1ll".''S nave Deeo'ue dali"erous-
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-13
From the same office is issued
THE LAKELAND NEWS

, weekly newspaper giving re-
sumo OF local matters, crop condi,
tions, county affairs, etc. Sent any
where for 500 per year.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-13
NO OBJECTION TO THE
OLD GRAY COAT

Confederate soldiers from all over
the country are cordially invited 10
attend the 4rcat reunion al GettyS-
burg on July IA, the anniversary
OF the battle. and if they want to
wear their old uniforms they can do
SO without criticism The objectirS
patriots have been shamed into 81
lcncc on that score by the better
sentiment OF the North and they
won't "cheep" again on the subject;
Tor 10 do 30 would make them Of
fCnsively ridiculous all over the
colin,ry. II II kefy sure that no man
who hclp i "a rcpol Lees attack at
Gettysburg has been one OF the OBJ
J,clo,a 10 tie ~, bel gray II the
reunion Rather would he welcome
il a. a feature a,ius- ~ Irin4 up i.
siyld ana t4tjlaag reucsreet TN
sc,haf and incident. ot tAa t~.u a-
r,oLs nn Go r d
io ao G6l eteal
hos, TIE l'c'i nt lf
p r, ''
Uni. "a a. i.au as o3oa.
Il Hml II @i' Hletaud ~ III
Whole Confederate .ala M. laat
yau .f.a ,,,F. ,., t4 f,.t ,t. -,
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DON'T NEGLECT
YOUR STOMACH
USE Ni.e.aa-ssrs. SAFE And Eli.s.
hve Relief OF Money Refunded.

II ,ai sF. H6i sbis I. dis.s, yelg
fno.i. If you iafh as spp-'i,-s II ssa-
iasarh is soafs ssssS. uFss's S0t,g
tongue s"s;.,is u Ssas hsaa srass
80 I ysa hsSs t-ss'saEs sHs pains H.
,sas seiss NJ saw-is. Whs sasses
nSsai-s.iy
i,as eos Saasf ttoss gaY dsas-
siss si'sf srhs baN at Mi.Snus
s'aasass Tablets Take sh-ns s-2Uz
issts a. directed ssf s~@ aas auiSA.
~ SOS se' svlsrso rss5r il 80 s,7sss
effective rcsasets Toe ss@sasa itss
than Ai-S.nss bAsgaas~ i, ss eas ssls
"a digestive gisiax aussk s-is-s. hess
si.. .,s-ssss-As aae taiis. as .sssg-
u asa ssfsis ,se sissssis. "gsssss
saassss ,h. ifsi.asss ra.sahssa- sA5
lnssrvses she tia~ az ssr sss.ssss~
tuis@ss shisa ir.ssas . .s-eas s~"ass
esso NDas eh.ae ssssesa is hrssassref
SD s.a brraeae sssi aa-t s.r@a s
F.ass tsess&-ss s8.tas
silu@rss IL aisf-sras sgese oshSF
digestive srsssssiss- IL Ss sais sS al
asassi.s.
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Ftfiy ."ats is .iso ia. Ir,sc "f u
snail holder fitted with pencils. The
bold~s IL made II ri.k~i-l,L~ metal.
There ssr 'p's~ tn bold si> prnciis.
nna there arr an oa- side of a square
l'"s "f metal. three sr~ On on" side
al II. AMI the square hlE - 1" hold
a fa' 'fins ni~asng ins stick that m-A.'
nr~. 9. in-h-. an aH- side. ." m~iu.
m the other,
This haid-r Is stocked with ,~a
black r-nsii.. .harr-nSs and h'g.s,
With -sas~rs. aud with tsar .oiass.i
p~neii.. Z, i. m.si-i-r On the aicks
amt hsas. ha'i-rs thai sa.s '-o a.
tAr-~ aai,srs -srh
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!ANn8 eta390 AA02A
44 SkS3ss eslkk -

~
A11stsns. Geserai John chap% In
charge af Inc militia In III. strike
territory. tr
\ call for = conference al allied
trade u,ions Of Colorado. to he scid
In Dens~r. December ~. isSsi.xi YES.
rtsrday. has created much ctu;as'on
amonv employers Of labor IL the
state.
Governor Ar'mons asserted last
aisnt niS regret ihsi the call WAS is
sued anh declared that the rai.in.
OF = ssa'" Wide strife Was ~a!aaniiy
which must he ay"ste,i by rhv means
ix'ssihi-, !, was clearly Indicated
to-day Nv union officials that the
cal far conference would not have
n~cn issued had Il not been Tot III"
faet that the coal mines r"nstsaiiy'
are h~ins filled With woskmca ffosn
nss of ta- strike district who are
hycuxhs into the iAine -amis aad
ktiassiea by astsearieats cf militia,
4 statement ~as isSn~d br tn.
uaion officials derieisg tic a.scS-
ti,n ms.- bs coal operators shsi SIT.
fteirni n~n could b. s~~ur~si Within
thirty aays Ia op~sai~ all ~orkiax
Hines to capacity ami sivins shc
strikers aniii January !. 1871. tn
r~,arn tn ~asA, The siai-aarus ol
tho aaian official. .iaf-. thsi u ~iil
h, imrn.~isi- for tho operators Ia
sappi, .acaxh miners tn p--i ,hs
dssassh for eosi,
Notwithstanding thi. assertion,
-. retail nj domestic .asi hs. s~a
IawHs-d Ne fsli~vss
iIGsi'- iump. first ssaa~. from
ss.a. I. st.:a '.n. .-.osd =sns~.
isuei sss"s Ia ss.:s r~eniSsh>s
rsass = saa Is added 4. all sf-'sii
! rutssss-s. sad ia.-s f-.'aess' rss..,
ar, given for sash purchase Th-
| fssi.~. ahaoassc. ~ retail i-ss-ss
sssssrsss arr the s-xr.iss .'sn n,-'
rsiss. s.s lixsisr. Asash s-ss than shs
psu SiIIar sns, nj ssai s~s-s~ 'hs
ssssk. hrssas
t.ssmiassSss of I,A-. ttiskusssi..
the Os~~k na~abrf of che Ladders
eotess charged ~tth the hiiisss ~
Nasa. Atssasa.s. . ltasiisss msss
esass. ga. .o-sisasa shss snsslss .
~ sh~ military scAmisssaa.
rsss sfs~ssnss ss~ xAncsssiis aasr
sAs Ssk>s ue ssa the essAsaee sa-
a.sri 81 enc suses.s'. Hsaa-ss ~as
scsssa~frs bs the A.ms~sss i.As-s
to-day kAs.seeili ~iii rsasssis s-
hessshs b~fas~ Tho -IIissss sasss
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SAGE TEA TURNS
TX eAY Ia@ 6nk
It's 0randnstAsr's 1leipe 10 Drins
Rack Color ~ tastrs 10 Hair.

That beautifai. svsa sAaas of dsSk
Esussy hair can oniy M haA by brew.
Ing a mixture Of Sage Tea and snl.
nhur. roar hair A'youf charm. Ii
makes or mars sh~ faes. whea II
fndes. turns fray. strsaked and looks
dry. wispy ana srsAse1y. Just ~ ap.
ofeatisn or two Of eAssl ahd snl.
pAur enhances IL appearance 4
non't bother 70 prshar~ the ssalc:
yoh esn get from aay drus store .
3" cent bottle Of "wysth'a Sage
aud sulphur Hair Remedy" rsady
to use. This esn sivysys b. d~pead.
I'd unnn to bring back the natural
color. thickness and iustre to yous
hair and remove dahdsusf. stop scalp
itching and faiiing hair.
EveryhoAy usea ''Wysths sage and
sulphur" because Il darh.ns N nat.
uraiiy and evenly that nobody can
tell II has isesa ap,,isA. Yoa sIap,y
dampen . sponge or soft brush with
Il and draw this thssssh The hair.
taking one suail straad at q timr:
ny morning. the srsy hair has dlSap.
p~sTed. and AFTER aother appliriion
u becomes BEAUTIFULLY dark snd ap.
i'~ars s'nssy. iussr6as aaa ahasdss,.
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notice

rse vesssssa sssf~ ssSJaa tscS
ssaas . sssss sas fiss ssrssss- .ass.s
the tav. af rsc ssas@ .f Nss Nrsss@s
ara ~ II j. ss~sisusis sa rsrsesSe ssst
isssrass shs gssas sSa sssa sars-@ss
ansss~ 5s sssvhH aisrA 'sss n. pfs.
~iss s@g shaasssz ss ssssssg wsi1 nr
Psss-s s-s sse Ssst 'Ass~ ssars
WNtiass n, rssssrs's &c
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tAerss sseassS sass8s ISps srsSs, as.s
Hissss sps etI-s rvss'sv b@sR rssSsp
Al ard 'psssssS rssssassss II y"s
ray y ss-Ilsr besslr ~f NNtJsxEpgs
ii"sssessa ssusr s-a ss5 ssr tw
tvsse@Srs sce pSrd sas see gs5sS @'
neso rhssr Is sssREICk1s Esgr
rErrET ruRot's pGsSsTssa fps Sss
rh~sss sssv wish .ess s@sstr Sold s.s
sbs sssps-ss. nsaa 80
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LISTEN FOR TIE WHISTLE

Iisser ssss sas whsssrss Th~ ssl<
3ssvsss r@ss ROW rs+sess sew wr5ss
,Isss vse hays whs staw .se whs.stss
wHhe shsv deliver sar~ss WNt0
yas bset sse wstssSs s@aSzas ans
nsssss se. after sr- y@as v-S tss-
after IL Nss bs~e sssuwus
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rssNs,se ~ every shsetSe'scs sssss
y sea pu5stts rtse-ts& ~ me
Job s~nuss Samples
,ea esssssi..s 90 ..sss.ss re TIE
-e1eeko~s TsteiAsS Sya Nl
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= cHRIsfnASfIDI 4
e<-sHe-~-e-s-a

chsisssnA hath aasku<ss
isssshssr sAaa tie t1ss>ag anna:
rs,tsamas hath . ehi1iasss
Warmer sAss she heass q. jass:
rhssss0ss hath . bssssy
iassstss thsa The World esa shsw.
-Chsisssas lsnrsssss.
Hear - nses vuaA' The wind 's
cAiti:
Nat. ist IL whistle - il siii.
wa,ti ses~ ras t'Assssass asssy sai,i.
Walter s-uss.
Rtss "as. - esy-6si sShseess 0ses
h,saH oar hs0As sssS.
u W has" rnsse ss 'ossh our .~ssss
Ana ,., ,oaf silver csiss ssse d
sssisA;aas tto~.
.Asa ist the hes. Al hssvss'. Sses
osszs Mss.
Asa visA yass siaseeia sArosay
asks tan eeassst
To 'As ass~iss syopAasy.
-JoAs Mrhes.
Il 10 'ss cksisasAas time.
Ana q. ssa aass twist k~sssn saI
earth
IN stntsoss grief sea snl< aa Fisss
rNs ..isias sassis etiah.
-. -. Nsiiert Craft.
ssspAssAs ss sAe 9Saa1r
wA~s~ the Nahe wss AaeN
SasG ~tlh aasy . eAaaap
rSsss'.ss eassn ssiii assSo
=NsSsy n. tAssfsttss.
TA~ ssss vhlrA shey go IN The 80
wees hsfnse sheo ~, II ss0e -
ssasa oses wssse sh~ yssae cAIil
~s. -Nssssev.
|" Nsssy cAssssaass" hsse ssSn ~
AZ the ssss .s assvias tighter.
Mar sh~ ~ a cAssssoas Ass
Nshs yuss vhose ypaS ssaA1es
hstfhsef. -11assaevs nsssaA
~
Nesia ., CAssss0ss ass ve weave
the saaiy sssaA ,ke ckssasas.
hearth ALFRED Tessysses
-
sia9 TIE saas At eseal ~ EAST ~
aae~ts heDa:
s,ae ~ stesy Ia a. aaa ~ eeo1 Wsi
Ia msas -tsAa a. wstsSes.
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Hsarthssn n q pmsiea of iaa'-
sv~ssss. rste . eoep ~ ttteRNsxA
ID sssh sssa TIE Paia assapessss
sssssssiy. The auvets opssasc spesa.
W ssd y"s tel mae. visueuss go
ehssrf~l. rssse :se SosA sy sAs
ilspesa.a fssve "a.
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sss~ Assss s-prSt ycss s~Ss sse ~
s~. ts ,ns NvsrEsyssx ,sloess,.
,rcss.~s. osic. ssd W. SUy ss.iu
few i>r. rcssase precais usts
Nv W. W Sw',U. Ss~siess =. v.
SAMPLE cf Nussercis ~ss -evsi~s
and have scond L very s,-is's.;ory
indevd- FRO tu,vs ous,N rcsaits. ssd
~ wv <r~ss HF u. 10 bySs;@s'
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NvsIssWCsss ss a4sae ~ wur~ -,
NJ psvs.-s.d srd other ktIptsl tesss-
dieW'ss e,sHhlwed in yhe form " \
p.easaW, white ointment. " tas 6
thn plsee os the co,-ot-aale ~sw.sss-:
PLASTER aad ~iN nc, BLISTER
NUSTEROI.E gives insta,, raI,,s
from Sore Thtc~t. Rrepehi'is. ro,-
si,;'ts. Cscvy. asiU Ne.s. Ns.sns.
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Flour

Are Won using Queen Quality
Flour II you are you are satisfied.
II not. try sack. II IL the beas
made. No alan have Pride of ColO-
raio. n mixed hard and soft wheat
flour. Good for all purposes. Ass
Your grocer for Il. " he don't keen
IL call on rs.
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nr11ul svoour,o,ss

rAsse are ~ssy aeIsskstsy ss~
handbag. In ,ss sAce., eessrsl y,
SAe@ stv fitted Nth rass~s attached
In ,as5s Iiassss sus ii.,i~ straps cs
eNaIsss IRIS " . sensible device. t~-
the s@s.l sus~c TOE change is kst.i
10 kssp sss,k cf IN = saaahsSs ssa &
estsN s~sss O~e sssA Sas. ~sss es
slset s-sskes. costs Ss.ss
Ne efis- ssews In hase serre tswsr
scv~~s ses~ ssss esis white tiksss :.
~.~ s-trsI ssIkle ~ .ssssvsa-s
pashs'ss. seS~sed ttht,css ~iIs s~swts
80 tstes Ia = tev weeks Hat IN tht
IN. vissses ~ white tik-
es"Ns wight he ecWssdetv~
All solcses ssAsc&s tss~ !. s,sA.
'Wxs wh's~. ss hr sss~. Q91Deuv
selsessS hat II dees ses fadeA 4 -
suN'e Substitute fgr t,spsM h. the liz.
fr-se braid OF sape. whks n soIa',s
five yatd rieees tct 5 eeals This
Htsid WssAN veil. ead. = ccwrs4
'5ce~ sot surW seslcw.. ~ ssS>cW dcrA
II is alec >e,d IL ec,A ehadse ~ y,sA
saa Asue Al
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Ho1ll4

Wastess osf saseA. s,sassed ~
she keadwsset. II the Csssslla Risss;
rNas C~assy. Nee Ne1i~s. hssIas
h-ss made onos aa~ ~ ese.etss
saaef the laWe NJ tAe ssese ~ Nss
Aeeake. kaoss - "fne Cesslit,
0sRe and t5sh pseptse--. asl
wkssvss. The Whjsst ~ sAIl ssae aas
ti.s preserves hesss eht the psess~.
stea sf ss0e asd flsh aes ,kesf 10.
es~ss. therefor. aslbee u ksssS, git.
- that no f.etNi,s MT Asssisa.
SAoctSse AZ fsshSse. NIIl ~ tssvsS
aufs@e ske aeSs three ysasp.
rNH ADAMS CATTLE 70.
NJ n. ". Aaa0s.
" aesessl Nsessef.
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sr.rass4tisr Goats j. tho psts~ NJ =
sssat sitter shas ss~t1 s-srIs hsiss
r., ,s ssS Neass "f sss shsIss tn"
.issrs i. sa ~aese ssaa pase~tsi- ~
.his, dos. sish hatss Is sss sar NJ
his s~sfs fsn1 ehiss ..xss .,fsso The
so4. an evessse~n. spsssisns yserss
stus. appearance looks ~ shs s'sseIaf
es WITH a titievstass ssi. - BE
'hjss sr,sssss shst hsinas y s~i's
,vea sn . ssa~N.ur.
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PtIatiss Of etetJ ees<ftptlss ses,.
y aad quietvy exesatso at tAe
cAfosseis-se~s S0h s0oos eoopess
se1 eso>ale0ae - ssQasst &C. she
ssssSesss. VstaI1a1 tie ~ u
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Grain

Gram prices are somewhat lower.
We have tho hest on the market
at the lowest prices.
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\ b~aassfsl sssk stand ~s,h !.
.lsss .hn~y nssss s@sss stss .te
s,sr u st@as s9 sesb~ss F.ea s4s tive
Vt sic wide. ~ ssr end as u sssts
:. = sIls-s iAs sssI. SE@ns 'h~ hsss
= sks.l sc~ssjsssge To- bold rrts
sJsss c~ass ess.srs, 1sprs keives se1
'.ssss ce~nres
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c.s WANT Ans ea,se RESULTS

NestsIsss. I,Sesassss. Ccs.s.sssr.
rVepttsss asaanassjsr-s I..sanssc.
rsses sAS Ncses ct .he ISacs ~
Jei.sss sstssesO scss NwssrVs
Wsst.s.s ssiltgs5nss sv~essS s'svs.
SclA. cs ,Fs s'Sr>s vN rsrvesss pas-sa
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Dee esalasoa1o1 ~ c6seaas te1Ieosss"
ee1 0NanDaeh. lsves ~ eates.
49, AS1sp0ats.

s,s--s O. r>,s.-. so'p: right IL, r.ys "s. ..-s,
~. have t.t-n Asy.'s ses.,SSssF Sse.-sh
HI-ss... 6ssses.s. P..s:.s. ~ q: A'...s
sAs NsssS. ssss Sses.ssA. Oss,sees Anss I.''
Ss.k St.s<srAes. Ce~ssasssses. yesetS l.s'.
sss,. auS Ar- pr-f,.as ..ni I~Sss, hs...'.ns u
,a.s ~ ii.irs A1ps's We~Iss(et SsAsssA
n ..sky Is The t~,i AL n,.,; !. ..isb is.seu
Ne IIs.iT f,s the shave snIn~ars. Ak souf dfu.-
-, isr bo,iis loia,, -, IL 20 ts',--S.e .is'-
saAi.i e.sayinrs. !, !. niaF.ss.is IA its hs-i'-i
,sapSst!s, ard iss sner.. Afv ecns na,sfsi , q
s.,s an the .,1fNr aHi laarfisi-ss. ~ sl''FisA
/. lHieli, ard IN tf.st .-,rs hs'nr, Gasrs istrt
80 i.ssrs ssa, ss.iilis, 1his tishiy - es,isf
r-sfie., mas t~st ,4Arn b. .ns ni.s.t tioH'irrt'
p>ses ASH lrs-s~ ~ ~ ezlhs ~ hfs. s,'fissns
,h-'t Mentor, al ,saErrss. lss'ts - tas
n..ps-ns saa,t i.isis s,ers. LSss ssH-Nst asst &,
ltlaL ss., I,.t"ss, bsussss's. Slssss, Ma ,s-f'
,usvr. t~isis. Nl-i,'sss, iAr-sfs- st'h t-a,il z
bsaea, szI " ,ss-suki 10 s.gasrs ss.ss~s ISL In
ss.sis .ss~. Nsaa fsf ''ss Ssis .,ss l.'sAsri ~
rs..r..S Asasenfs 20 d. II Ass' H.s
s'asrAs.. sSs..S NklisE E.fssis sse..4- u.
iisnsman prns TN, rhfse sinses
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ssNN " \

Ns v~st DIT u4Sss
10 fsga Ast sssy- tssss
ard " sesrvissl usss =
Nesrssss Al ss sos
~ S@
Nsy rs A~ s-tsss
usse u .cwt 0vFv.
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NOTICE

rAs ves@~jn Rsssss .sssss-d -
s'etfsS Cussss. x~s N~<sso. ss .ha~a
10 sAs seeas fes said sssa ~ssti-
ssse srsesS~a In the .esf;s- nj sl..
russsf Clerk at C,nlfsS Cssssy. sress
The MAXWELL tAsa 0sans rcmrss,
N Nss5 ~ ttsssiess. Mar sss. tes:
sss s~pss@s~t ssss. isss. sss bses
ss~ssss . ssse ass 'iss preserve as.
Sss sse is~. at New N.sis~ asa u
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Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-03-26
DIVORCE CASE IS
REEK|NG WITH
SCANDAL
Ugly Charges are Made
By Both Husband
And Wife
(From Saturdays Daily.)

Viciously vulgar would be an ex-
tremely mild term to apply to the
evidence introduced yesterday after
noon in the trial of the sensational
divorce case of John c. Waddill
against his wife, Rosie Waddill,
which came over the hill from Je-
rome, on a vehicle of domestic evils
that decency requires should not be
printed.
The alleged throwing OF a lighted
lamp by the man at the woman
while they were living on ranch,
which missed its mark and bu. ned
up the home and all its contents,
was of featherweight consideration.
The entire afternoon was taken up
in plucking the pin feathers from
Cupid, and with the trimming this
God of Love will pass through again
today as the case goes on, he will
look like an ugly duckling. 1t is
probable several days will be re-
CURED to relate their woes and in
the meantime attorneys and specta-
tors will be treated to as rich and
Escy a potpourri of domestic in
felic;ties as has ever occupied the
boards of this court or any other
in the wide state. Attorneys Gordon
and Russell are for the plaintiff
while Attorney Gibbes is represent
ing the defendant.
During the forenoon session Of
the superior court the case of Pettis
VS.. Lake Superior and Nevada Min
ing Company was ordered set for
trial on Monday, March "a.
John McKinnon, of Maxton, was
admitted to citizenship. He is one
of the oldest of residents of this
section, and miner by occupation.
A decree, establishing notice to
creditors was made and entered in
the estate of A. NJ. T. Akard, de-
ceased.
Thomas Taylor, of Jerome, was
appointed administrator of the es-
tate of Evan Rosser, deceased, and
his bond fixed in the sum of $1,000.
The petition for letters of admin
istration of the estate of Estella
Patton, deceased, is set for hearing
on Friday, April 4th.
The case of John Lindell VS.. Ari-
IONA Life Insurance Co., was tried
and submitted to the court for con-
sideration and decision upon writ
ten arguments.
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-03-26
SCIENTISTS WIN THEIR
FIGHT IN LEGISLATURE

PHOENIX, Mar 1o-The Senate
has finally passed the medical bill
and the measure is on its way to the
Governor for consideration, and his
approval or rejection. In its present
form it contains all that was asked
for by the Christian Science advo-
Gates and they declare that the bill
will be approved 1t also changes
the existing law by recognizing on
the state medical board a practicion-
er of osteopathy.
When before the Senate an effort
was made to strike out that provis-
ion providing recognition of healing
by prayer but there were but SIX
senators favoring such an amend
ment to the bill: Senators Breen,
Davis, Harrison, VESSEL, Wood and
Cunniff
Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1913-03-26
ARTESIAN WELLS
TO IRRIGATE BIG TRACT
From Wednesdays Daily,

w. J. Casey, who is interested in
large land reclamation project of
Navajo county, owned by the firm
of Utley, Casey & Co., left yesterday
for St. Joseph, near Winslow, where
he has been summoned for consul
tation on a colonization movement
that is under consideration.
In speaking of their holdings, Mr..
Casey states that 5000 acres of land
have been acquired, and the method
of cultivation is by water furnished
from artesian wells. Seven of these
are flowing and one especially de-
serves mention, which is producing
$50 gallons per minute Other wells
are to be drilled and the entire tract
will be reclaimed ultimately by the
flow of water developed.
A. A. Utley is in charge of the
property, which reaches to within
one-half mile of the line of the
Santa Fe. Mr.. Casey is well known
in this field as a mining man. He
expects to be away for the rest of
the week.