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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-12
Will Proceed.

Washington, Jan. 1.-THE immigra-
ton officials when they heard Of
Judge Hollis decision said they prob
ably would proceed to determine Cas-
tro's eligibility to entry to the United
States under the immigration law
The decision of the New York immi-
grafton inspectors will be reviewed
personally by Secretary Nagel.
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AMERICAN CONSUL DIES.

Adds Abeba, Abyssinia, jar. IL
Guy Robert Love. United States vice
and deputy consul general here since
December. 1908, died yesterday in his
37th year. He was a native of
Coshocton. Ohio.
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HARRIMAN's A

New York, Jan. 1.-THE estate of
Il. Fl. Hartman aggregates $40, 900, 900
Ito $75,OOO,O0 300 according to an estimate.
reached yesterday by the transfer tax
appraisers with a complete inventory
in hand.
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therefore will remain on Ellis island.
This sustains the contention Of
the government, as argued in court
yesterday by United States District
Attorney Wise, h a the federal courts
should not interfere in the case until
the board of inquiry at Ellis Island
shall have passed on Castro's right to
enter this country.
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The Joy Of Get
ting Home-.-1lz
A e minute TiZ Foot Bath and
Your Feet Are Like New.

Send for Free Trial Package Today.
These are not supposed to be your
feet. You may be a mere man. But
Your feet or any ones else feet in 4
TIZ foot bath are care-free feet.
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AGED MINISTER DIES.

Philadelphia. Jan. 11.-Rev. Dr. John
w. Sayres. a widely known Methodist
Episcopal minister. died tonight. He
was II years old.
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Along human nerves the electric
current travels at from 80 to 60 yards
q second.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-10-02
NEI6HBORIN6
TOW Ms
BairdviIIe

Bairdyille, Sept. 29-Mrs. L. G.
Baird spent a day with Mrs. Coup
in Punta Gorda one day last week.
F. N. johnson returned home
Saturday to spend Sunday with
his family.
L. E. Huffman expects his son.
in-law, Mr.. Hopper, from Texas
in few weeks. He is arranging
to bring carload of mules, feed,
farm implements AMI household
goods to DeSoto county. Mr..
Hopper owns about two hundred
acres in Central Texas, where he
has farmed for many years. We
understand that he knows how to
stir the soil.
The experienced farmer .is the
immigrant we need most in De-
Soto county to get the best and
quickest results.
Since the cultivation of the soil
| is the basis of all wealth, it be-
comes each ones duty to make his
best effort to aid in getting worthy
and experienced farmers with cap
| itaI to ioiu our ranks.
It does seem the people of De-
Soto county are beginning to
realize the need of legalized roads
ON permanently fixed lines. AS
fast as the money can be raised il
should be expended for the bet
terment Of such roads, as this
would bring many times more
capital in the hands of experienced
farmers than the cost of such
roads.
Is it possible for any one to be-
llicye that good roads in our coun-
ty would fail to induce capital
since instances in the eastern,
middle and western states where
land adjacent to good roads has
doubled and thribbled in value in
very short period OF times-
| MEADOW LARK
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Saturday and Sunday with the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Stephens. Mr.. Bradley is a
brother-in-law of Mrs. Stephens
and has been on the sick list for
some time, but seems to be i'm
proving at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. 5. Roberts of
Murdoch passed through town en-
route to Punta Gortla this morn
ing, looking after business mat
ters.
j. r. Mauck, our boss carpen
ter, with q crew of hands, il
building a residence for A. S.
Christie of Murdoch.
John Hagan and Il. A. Steph-
ems visited Mccall last week in
the interest of good roads, and
found the puople Of that section
heartily in sympathy with the
measure. Our committee on the
good roads proposition has seen
fit to postpone immediate action
for further investigation before
circulating the petition for the
calling of the election.
Rev. Bard Hendry of Ona,
spent a week with his brother-in-
law, G. A. Boyd. The reverend
gentleman is affected with loco
motor ataxia, but be thinks our
locality helpful to him; hence, ex-
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Cleveland

Cleveland, Sept. 90 Mrs.
Johns, and charming daughter,
| Miss Mollie, of Tampa, are visit
ing at the National hotel this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Addison OF
Wolf City, were visiting Mrs.
Earnest Sunday.
Miss Clara Hobson was visit
ing her sister, Mrs E. A. White
in Punta Gorda, Friday.
Dell Huckeby was a business
visitor to Charlotte for several
days this week.
Jim Dyess was transacting bus
mess in Ft. Ogden Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Addison was
visiting friends in Punta Gorda
Friday.
Mrs. "A. S. Burnham and chill
dren we're visiting Mrs. Johns at
the National hotel Sunday.
The picnic given at Shell creek
steel bridge Saturday, Sept. ~,
was largely attended by people
from Ft. Ogden and Cleveland.
A nice dinner was served under
the pines and was enjoyed by all.
The afternoon was spent in games
and launch rides,
Don't forget the fish fry and pic
mic to DO given at the Cleveland ho-
tel Saturday, Oct. 4th. Everybody
come and bring their baskets.
Bathing and launch rides will b,
the amusements OF the day.
GUESS.
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"Punta Gorda Parade We are
satisfied this latter will be another
good one. as the writer has proven
himself an able composer and an
excellent leader. The band now
comprises eight pieces.
Two horses became entangled in
a barbed wire fence in Solana re-
Gently and were badly cut, One
belonged to Cecil Grassland and the
other to Mr.. VanCamp.
Mrs. j. M. Weeks and her sis
ter spent Thursday at the Palms,
Mr.. Weeks coming ont for SIX
O'Clock dinner.
The Solana residents are sorry
to say that there has NOT SO far
been conveyance put on for the
benefit of the school children. Al
ready a few children have been
taken out of school and the writer
knows Of halfa dozen more pat
rons who are going to take their
children out of school. The school
board should look into this mat
ter right away and give it prompt
attention SITTER.
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poets TO spend more time in our
midst.
Mrs. S. E. Knight. who has
been spending two months or
more in A-heyille, N. G. and other
places ON her annual vacation, re-
turned home last week. She en-
loved her trip immensely, but IS
glad to be home again.
Mrs. w. q. Crews returned
last week from an extended visit
to relatives ut passenger, where
she attended her sick mother. She
enjoyed her visit splendidly. -OLD
TIMER.
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A Prosperous Season Ahead
Concluded from first page

Concluded from first page
the corn cut to modicnm of nub,
bins. Florida revels in grain of
her own growing as she never mas
before.
Export shipments Of phosphate
are increasing, and the additlonai
tonnage to he shipped can be est
mated by the demands being made
on mines and exporters for future
shipments.
The demand for lumber all over
the country is increasing with the
approach OF fall, and the mills In
many sections of the State are
now running overtime, and pillng
up stocks in anticipation OF the
call that is already coming TO
them.
Florida asked but little of the
Treasury deposits extended by the
Secretary of the Treasury to as
sist in moving the fall crops,
jacksonville banks saying at once
they did not need it, though one
or two may have taken a small
sum just because they could get 1t
and could find an outlet for it in
the State when the seasons de-
mands for money begin.
Taking it as whole, Florida,
which has been Wiling, in COM
parison to some boosted section,
will 90 forward with a squirt; not
being on a boom, but advancing
steadily, rapidly and holding
every inch gained. Jacksonville
Metropolis.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-10-02
SoIana Siftings

Mrs. G. E. Fitzgerald is ex-
pected home from the Nebraska
ranch in about two weeks.
Wedding bells were ringing out
this way Tuesday night. The
ringing was unex pecsed.
Misses Sarah and Anna Boyle
left Sunday to resume their duties
as teachers in the Brownville and
Nocatee schools respectively.
b. E. Perkins and G. S. Hall
are now planting peppers. They
will have about one acre each.
The ruby king and Chinese giant
are the varieties these two gentle
men are planting.
Mr.. Love, formerly of Three
Rivers, Mich, who is spending
the week with his aunt, Mrs.
Robinson of Punta Gorda, made a
call in Solana Saturday, looking
over the pineapples and studying
their culture. He will soon go to
Ft. Meade, to which place his peo-
pie have recently removed and
where they will make their future
home.
The Solana Military Band still
improves rapidly, and is now re-
hearsing a march composed by
by their leader, William Vacque-
ray. The composition is fine
piece of work entitled ssThe Soda
ma March. Mr.. Vacqueray is
now working on a piece called
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DRUGGISTS ENDORSE
DODSON'S LIVER TONE

II Is q Guaranteed Harmless veget-
able Remedy That Regulates the
Liver without Stopping Your Work
or Pay.
A dose OF calomel may knock You
completed out for Representatives,
two or three days. Dodson's Liver
Tone relieves attacks of constipation,
biliousness and lazy liver headaches,
and you stay on your feet.
The Seminole Pharmacy sells Dod-
sons Liver Tone and guarantees 1t
to give perfect satisfaction. Ii you
buy bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone
and do not find it the safest, most
pleasant and successful liver remedy
you ever took, this store will give
you back the so cents you paid for It
without question.
This guarantee that a trustworthy
druggist is glad to give on Dodson's
Liver Tone is as safe and reliable as
the medicine, and that Is saying lot.
Advertisement
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When the chest feels on fire and
the throat burns, you have indiges..
ton, and you need Herbine to get
rid of the disagreeable feeling. II
drives ont badly digested food
strengthens the stomach and puri'
fies the bowels. Price Doc. Sold by
all druggists.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-10-02
Charlotte Harbor

Charlotte Harbor, Sept. 29-
Weather fair and pleasant; all are
enjoying the autumnal breezes.
! c. L. Bradley Of Oneco, spent
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1913-07-31

public building in the Coal Camps dis
trict- 1t is built at the end OF tue
main street on an eminence In much
the manner OF a stAte capitol and
adds much to the impressiveness Of
the sight
A day in the camps would be an in
teresting trip for anyone. The people
there are alive to the best interests
Of their respective towns and IRE
boosters. every one. They are orderly
and well policed- George Newcomb
in Rockvale has been there for years
and has been the city marshal with
the exception of year or two. He
has but very little trouble in keeping
peace and the people admire and re-
spect him. He is a relative of Sheriff
Newcomb Of this city.
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Mems Meeting sunday.

The FIRST mems meeting to be con-
Quoted in the new Canon City<Y. :.
C. A. building will be held next Sun
day. August 3rd, at p. ". DR.. c. W
weyer. pastor OF the First Presbyter.-
an Church in Pueblo win deliver tho
address on the subject. The Lion
Hunter Mr.. weyer is a very aba
speaker and will doubtless present an
array of truths which will be boti
interesting and profitable to those in
attendance. The large. light and airy
gymnasium room will be used for this
meeting. Excellent music will he
rendered. All men most welcome.
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PROMOTED TO JOINT
AGENCY ATsPUEDLO

d. y. Garrett, for the last twelve
years Canon City agent for the Santa
Fe Railroad company, has been pro-
NOTED TO the joint agency OF the Santa
Fe and the Colorado Southern Rail-
road companies at Pueblo and viii
enter upon his duties there on FRI
day OF this week. Mr.. Garrett will
take the position made vacant by the
death of A. L. Hinkel and is already
packing his household effects prelin-
mary to the removal OF his family to
Pueblo.
Mr. Garrett has been connected with
the Santa Fe since 1852 and is one OF
the most highly trusted railroad men
in Colorado. During his agency here
there has been a constant increase in
the company's business at Canon City
and he has been at all times popular
with his employers. as we'll as with
the public Mr.. Garrett by his resi-
dence here has proven himself to be
a public-spirited and valuable citizen.
and. as such, the community regrets
his departure His friends and neigh
bors are compelled to console ther1-
stives with the grim assurance thst
their loss will be Pueblo's gain. IN
leaving here Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett and
family carry with them the best
wishes of all for their continued hap
r.ness and prosperity. The new 10
siiion to be assumed by Mr.. Garrett
in Pueblo is one OF the most remun-
erative and responsible OF its kind in
.he state. and. so far as the material
enhancement is concerned. his friends
here heartily congratulate him.
NJ. Garrett will be succeeded here
by ed Hermann OF Rockvale. vetc--
"a einploye in the service Of the Santa
re company and a hrst-class railroad
nan Mr.. and Mrs. Hermann and
family will occupy the house on West
Main street soon to be vaeated by the
CARROTS Mr.. Hermann will take
charge of affairs here on August
nrsr.
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Received new ORDER
ON PARCEL POST

The new order relative TO the ship
ping OF parcels by parcel post was
received at tho Canon City postoaice
a day or two ago On and after Au-
gust is. 1919. tho limit OF weight az
parcels Of fourth class mail for 5s-
livery within the nrst and second
zoncs shall be increased from II to 20
pounds. The rate Of postage on par
esls exceeding four ounces In weiga-
shall be cents for the FIRST pound
and cent for each additional tSo
pounds or fraction thereof when in
tended for local delivery and Ave
cents for first pound and 1 cent for
each additional pound or fraction
thereof when intended for delivery at
other offices within the hrst and seq
ond zones.
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Funeral Held thI. Afternoon.

The funeral Of the late Mrs. Dyke
man of Denver. whose death occurred
here Tuesday morning. took place
from Wilson's undertaking chapel at
2 o'clock this afternoon. followed fy
interment at Lakeside cemetery. The
service was conducted by Rev. J. r.
Harris. pastor Of the congregation Of
the First Methodist church.
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was = good deal Of joking about the
dinner bells. Finally We saw one
about nve feet across. hanging to a
telephone pole In the middle of the
street. It was such . fine specimen
that we all stopped to inspect it.
Someone said let's rsng IT and some
Of the women. I suppose. dared ME to
hit the thing. In an unusual spirit OF
develment picked up boulder and
beat the dinner tune on II. so familiar
to every passengers ear.
never heard anything sound quite
20 loud In my life As that triangle
sounded that night-and ! never saw
. crowd gather so quickly out Of the
midnight darkness
The night marshal must have been
guarding that particular musical in
strument for he was there in jiffy.
He wanted TO know what was up and
we told him that we were merely call
ing our party together for late
lunch
He told us that the thing was the
town Fire Bell and that IL was his
duty to run the man in" who gave
the false alarm calamity confess
ed to all responsibility and asked him
to get the unpleasantness over with
as soon as possible as our boat was to
leave by six o'clock in the morning.
After n good deal OF pow-wow the
officer OF the night concluded not to
make any arrest. out of respect TO the
n. p. A. and upon the solemn promise
never to do 1t again we we're permit
ted to 20 on our way-unarrested-
And my only chance for some real
excitement and an interesting jail
story slipped away.
@. u.H.
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had partly recovered his powers Of
speech when DR.. wroth descended
from the automobile. The mayor
took possession Of the machine by
jumping up on n step and delivering
u speech which. although not quite
as flowery nc Ricnzi's address to the
Romans. suited the purpose admir-
AMY and brought forth bursts OF en-
thusiastic applause.
Gentlemen" said Colonel Sellers.
you've punctured my tire so COM
pIeteiy that I've only wind enough left
for q small squeak. l can feel my
clutch slipping and fear II try -
say much will. strip my transmits
sion. l thank you more than ! csa
express. II my humble efforts SO far
are worthy OF such a gift am deter
mined to prove to my fellow towns-
men that you have only half or iess
thar half Of what Is In me and l pro-
pose 10 d5iiver the other half or two
thirds In the near future You are
in error when you give me SO much
credit for whatever has been accofa-
plished by the administration What
ever has been done has been done by
the business men. the citizens and
property owners Of Albuquerque In
conjunction with their city council
and they deserve the credit an
simply the Indicator or speedomeser
and I 20 only A. fast as they do. IL
they feel that | am 4 good steering
wheel shall sndcasor TO keep in the
straight and narrow path and keep
the machine going forward Gentle
men. thank you most gratefully
II took a comrziftee headed ~
Robert Graham Of Roswell. vice pres
Ideut Of the Noah on and Gas cofa-
psny. operating In the Dayton neies.
just one hour last evening 20 coile=t
enough money to buy the car which
today was presented to Mayor Sellers
Colonel Sellers happened 10 drop
into the HupmobiIe agency yestsrd<y
afternoon. accompanied By Mr.. Ora
ham There vas az" Hup on dis
play that caught the mayors eye
Gee. that's a beauty Of = car" said
the mayor. admirinsiy. 7 wish
could own H.
Separating after they left the Hap
agency. Mr.. Graham mentioned 70
few OF the business men the occnr-
renee In the display rooms and sus-
gested that u was not impossible 10
arrange that the mayor might oxa
the car.
within a few moments every busi-
ness man on Cenfrai avenue had
caught the contnEion- No man that
was approached for n subscription
doubted or hcsitated- To n man they
all donated whatever amount vas
asked. The committee got tired and
quit. the money was coming too easy.
Tho thoupnd dollars necessary 70
buy the machine had been collected
before the. committee had gotten
around two blocks. Indicating 'ae
popularity OF the mayor In Aibuqucr-
que and his administration OF city
aRsirs and N an all round booster
for q >better and . greater Aihi-
querqus.
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c. II. Rau returned to Canon City
this morning from the Pixies Peak
district whore he has been enjoying a
vacation visit since Thursday OF last
week. lie made tho trip from tho
Springs this morning in an automc-
OIic driven by Glenn chriaty; who
camo ovcr to bring hIs sister. Miss
Gladys, who viii spend a week or 80
Zero as the guest Of the Miases Mac
Kenzie.
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THE WAY THEY 90
THINGS m ALBUQUERQUE
MAYOR 6IvEn AUTO
Albuquerque Herald:

Albuquerque Herald.
Hon. d. X. d. Sellers. mayor OF Al
buquerque. paraded about the streets
OF the city today in n brand ne~
Hupmobiie. -s2- which was present.
ed to him at . o'clock In front of ths
Hotel Combs by DR.. J. n. wroth. IA
behalf OF the business men Of Aibu-
querque. The presentation followed
Immediately after the hrst car had
left for Santa Re in the Albuquerque
Santa Fe endurance race. the initial
attempt in New Mexico 70 hold such
an event
DR.. ]. II. wroth made the speech
which preceded the actual presen.a-
ton o; the Hupmobile- TIE mayor
was waving 4 red flag at the car that
had just gotten under way In the an
durance race. The chief OF poles
sterniy tapped the mayor on the
shoulder and DR.. wroth curtly call
ed him over to the cnrbing. with
his hand on the mayors shoulder. DR..
wroth stood on the step of the Hap
mobile. The crowd that had witaess-
ed the start In the motor race gath
cred about the Hup. DIR. wroth and
the mayor to see what was about 70
happen 1t was then In very neat
speech. which was brief and to the
point. that DIR. wroth presented the
machine to Mayor Sellers. That the
mayor was surprised Is putting II
mildly. He was completely fiabbe--
gasted and stood out in the street
mopping his face with handkerchief
trying to gather his scAttered wits TO
frame reply that would be adequate
to the occasion.
In preAntins the car. DR.. wro,h
said:
Ladies' and Gentlemen: You all
know me; you all know Mayor seiiers.
haye not prepared any formnI
speech for this occasion. You all
know that Mayor Sellers has accom-
plished much for Albuquerque You
can see the Sellers boostmark in ey-
cry part of town. On behalf Of the
business men OF Albuquerque. who
represent al the people. take great
pleasure In presenting to Mayor Sell
lers this automobile. trust that he
will enjoy riding in It and possessing
It. The car is simply a crude exprea-
sion OF appreciation that the businena
men have for Mayor Sellers and FOR
tho work he has done for the icisy
Of Albuquerque"
Three cheorn for Mayor Sellers ;ol-
lowed the presentation speech, with
loud handcalppins In which every
body Joined.
Extremely resourcefui tho mayor
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Age So; Sees Picture Show for FIRST
Time.

Last night at the Majestic Mrs. De-
borah Brown. aged SO. saw her first
moving picture show. For years her
eye sight has been affected but in the
past year an operation and treatment
have restored vision to such an extent
that she could see and enjoy motion
pictures. Mrs. Brown lives with NJ.
and Mrs. Fred Swearingin on Pike
avenue.