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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-28

Athey cIOth-IIned weather strip keeps
out the cold. Pcthbun-Mix Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-28

Athey cIOth-lined weather strip keeps
out the cold. RathbUn-Mix Co.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-28

crowds the Gem when a match is in
The standings of the players TO date
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-28

Owing to the work incidental to the
Christmas holidays. very few have
been hunting during the past week,
and it is unlikely there will be much
hunting done until after the first Of
the year Many of the older school
boys hunt a great deal during the sea
son, but most of these have quit for
the holidays.
X \
There was one big event with guns
this week as q turkey shoot was held
on the Sunset range.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-28

Geo. B. oliver. Rev c. W. Webdel
and J. A Morriss will spend a day
Paso hunters will be very much inter
ested in the reports brought back by
this party, as nothing has been heard
of game conditions in the district to be
visited
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-28

Harry and Hugh McKemy spent
Tuesday hunting beyond Fort Bliss.
They say rabbits are quite plentiful
but there are no birds there. Harry
secured most of the game, he getting
nine Of the Is rabbits they brought IN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-28

Miss Blanche Davis, H. f. Cornwall
sr, II. E. Cornwall, jF. and R. Messt-
mer went hunting by auto below Fa-
bens Sunday They report game plen-
tifuI in that region. The party re-
NAMED out only a short time. but
were able to secure eight cOttontails
and 10 quail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-28

A. L. Littell Dayton Phillips and the
writer spent the day, December Is.
hunting in the upper valley. A mixed
bag of Is ducks. &c quail and five rab-
bits was secured. Since mallard, gray
back and Rudy ducks were the kind
secured, I take it that the recent cold
the last stragglers Of the duck fam
lily; therefore, local hunters will do
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-28

Authentic reports have reached me
that there are some ducks and great
number of quail in the vicinity of Fl
Selden, N NJ Ft. Selden is 60 miles
up the valley and the roads are very
good for automobiling.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-11
WOMEN WILL ASK FOR PARDON
FOR WOMAN MURDERESS

New Orleans, March IA large
number of Louisiana women will ask
a pardon for Miss Julia Johnson, con-
fessed murderer of her two newborn
infants. She threw the babes out of
a window and they were killed by
hogs.
81 wanted to save them from the
disgrace of living" was her eXplana-
ton. Their father fled to South Amer
ica."
The girl was convicted of man,
slaughter
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-11

way in fiat. Held for disorderly con-
duct.
Mrs. LueIIa cotter, 2222 w. Jack
son blvd, found dead in bed. Police
investigating.
William Barnett, 600 Kenwood
av., who offered policeman SIS if he
would release son arrested for speed
ing. Fined $40 for attempted brib-
cry.
Louis N. CIigerman, 1917 N. West
ern av., arrested as fence. $4,000
stolen goods recovered.
100000 hospital bond ballot will
cost county $4,000.
New police and fire stations ap-
proved by council committee. De-
pend on passage of $3,500,000 bond
issue.
PoliceWoman Emma Neukom dis
missed from force. Is not U. S. citi-
zen.
Smashing the Vice Trust" con-
demned by movie censors. Robbery
and crimes in comis also ordered out
Helmer Dean shot and fatally
wounded by trio of boys who escaped |
from st. Charles reformatory. Dean |
was pursuing runaways.
Six injured and many bruised when
south-bound 81" crashed into C. & NJ. |
electric train at Wilmette.
Fifth omnibus concern filed appIi-
cation with utilities commission for |
certificate.
Miss Genevieve Brinkiey wants
$4,000 from William E. Echofield.
Breach of promise.
Two men reported caught in ice
foes. Police were unable to launch
boat to make rescue. Later investiga-
ton showed supposed men were logs.
Mrs. Pauline SpetseropoIous was
knocked down by men. Robbed $40
cash and $85 jewelry.
HhiIIraE, 0S Me- a., |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-11

road detective. Claims boy was taking
sugar from box car. Boy believed
crippled for life.
Elevator stuck in shaft of National
Life building, % S. LaSalle st. Panic
stricken women rescued through 2
foot opening.
Secret conference between lawyers
and judges condemned and so-called
cooperation before trials denounced
by William Graham before S. Chi
cago Bar Association.
Angelo Rossi, II, $50 w. Grand av.,
and eHnry Fontaro, IS, PIG Whiting
ST., stabbed by unidentified Italian.
Wounds not serious.
Took 9 policemen to arrest MEM
bers of Johnson family, 1101 Town
send ST., during family sguabble.
John banner and Joseph Bighto
sent to Bridewell for stealing chick.
ems. Men unemployed. Collection
taken up for banners wife and chill
dren.
Boys who shot William Dean cap
tured by posse of so men. Had es-
capped from state reformatory.
Theodore Brockman, "a, 1884 Mel
rose av, booked for assault with
deadly weapon. Brockman drove auto
into eHrman Weber's wagon. Weber
thrown from seat. Badly bruised.
John w. Worthington, former head
of wrecked American Banking Assn,
alleged to have transferred 100000
apartment to brother of lawyer.
Ninety-eight fined for splitting.
WOMEN WILL ASK FOR PARDON
FOR WOMAN MURDERESS
New Orleans, March IA large
number of Louisiana women will ask
Ii Ii
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
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ss.asss hassey Nae@sf GassvssA
aPsi.e res u 0ypnS Oivi.s IL slaA
hAaA = his fsiAaAA
Aos CAasls11s - HassistHa
esAli9 ~ viasiag hsas 80.
II. 81 AsA =. ". 0esss - l. ".
oPanGiss sPsat . esaeas Il days i.
1naAk last veak
d. aAl AsA C. q. nAaAe were in
tsvs As.A.y hiA1iag tAsir frissas
hsssvsn ssfsss lsssiag fsr LssAvills.
~ DsoosssAs - . big rally At
~ Aan WeA.saaay svsaiaG
1R h. As.ssA ssA NTH girls re-
turned from Willsv Cssek Sunday.
A beby boy vas Ssss to HF. and
1rs. Sig Bobsos ~ 1Asssdsy.
Mr.. and AF& L. C. Paskard aAd son
WsFe 0lsawooA visits0 Saturday.
Ars. Alma apsas y editing the Rec
ssd this week vhils ~ eolossl is in
CslssaAs e1sin0-
Charles Glevss lsts Sos Bsaalt AID
vicinity last Fsi1Ay.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25

aa0wt ssgna = anssiag ~ hsns
- DsaainA - Afssss11nns - 6ssnss
snsAso = asviag AnsR. = b saia
49, ssas nass = ~ snsaisnsAas
esaAnst shsat 1sUa = - fss - u
ves1iOs1ias ~ tAsss sss0s = - .
esansa1sAas 6s1iaa - ~ Pest
= ~ ~ ss1AssiEiss - ~ . 49,
= ssos - ~ thiaO ~ aAasA -
- pssai11aa - 49, nssss - -
ni1AsA = . sivilinsA os0nssity vAsss
- eRSassv - ovaks - ~ hssss3s
e ~ ssa8saity - have To -
sPssssiss = ~ 80 eieiasas in ~
hah e 80 nasslA
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25

~ Seos SssONG oA0U nnv4 00olt
VIA HI ssrvants It IN 0ss1s1 O.
~ w19 Aessiah begin - osAl W1tA ~
WseA ard sspsc1allv ~ eosala
~ Gtatsosat = beuD - ~ nanN
- oefiptufsA n Wus2 - ~ 0es.
- ~ = asssU ~ - sssseaisa a.d
essdnG a m ogls0m1A - 0soofu1ne
wA1cA wln - 1s1n1 wsssAy e aasscle-
tSes M 0Dus1f = ~ Eh9osa
AZ - e1g1uAe ~ 0lgAe oatA9
TIT vsus - ou1oss tAae II EnR e
03ssy ~ - 1etnDoaenhaA lssUclsuA =,
GvUQaG1ao1A NJ N eaoo1n A.
tuao - - eak1Aos = Olvsa = Asvo.
1ne1sA O.1A WAsse 0s = supsu.pnopa
= oogesn 0ajssey. W1fh ewsga ~
esDGnn9 ~ - m asssA. sAas IN 4
= eleao1 sal1os ~ oaeDsnA DleupcA
ae0 - esgssoap easDaR -
oo Z srsat hessE1nG: ~ - Inuo
onoO - heal Unos0 IN epeuow -
- esU1oAe ~ suA0sean1A lapGnnuR
enaaos ~ t1so ~ dBunsnM1Aa1
u k'f '-' ~ 12s.Fsssfs
3 fr s.r 80. =
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
AAHR

jim PAelan - 0sseos Jarvis at
teadsd the Hks' sssvee1isa II Dsavss
with. their families, Ss9assiAg Sunday.
Ava AAsiA0s q Dsaver visited
vita the family e Ais ssnt, Nn. ".
~. Frey, last wssk, ssssr.iag to HE
Aone Monday svssiaG.
Al Han aA1 lAaily Aavs asvsl
froa GIsawssl apsia0 y Basalt and
will probably Aaks sAsir home here
tAis slansf.
Charley Nanny, w. has bss. -
ployed in - nasels vesks 1t Marble
fer ss.e .aestAs -, - rstarssd to
NasaN.
Mrs.. Pete Fsissa ssear,el frsa .
three weeks' visi4 = LaaAvills ~ first
sf the week. - ~ eseonpsnisA On
her return ~ ~ sistsr and niece,
Mrs.. Fanny R.sA;sfssa ssd Miss Ina
RstAerfsed. fAs lsstse win spend the
rest Of tie soA0se In to0n.
Mrs.. J. J. l0AAas>ea 4 Grand Jaae-
tion is visiting hss passats, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred eteeknaa.
Nrs. J. F. O'NsN viGiSol for several
days with her Pssss1s n Leadvills, re-
turning Monday svss3ng
". A. Annoas saA 1aaily made an
auts trip - Grand Jsaseioa wsa.ss-
~. NY ~sss seea. Ma ~ Mn.
0trsag an1 Mn. Tsts1A. -. ~
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
1nA 1nA 1n0

WtlliAns' InAiaa PsIe Oonemsne v,n
ssFs Biis1. Dass1iag aal kSsAiag HxsA.
It sseses ~ tsnssA a1lays i4shiao
.: sess es1iaG = . pss1tiss. 0ivo
tns1aa4 sslisG W1niaas' In1iaa RSlo
ofaAasst pespafsa fse pile -
HsAiAG = ~ private parta. osla -
AsogseA nail ~ ssA el.se. ~
ee0' 1Ag O, psspsistsss, Csvslaaa,
~ ~ - v. q faskissa, ~.
81 40 pAaxnostsk 49,.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25

Tat aseAiaG = "os'ssv osss ! cs.A"
ceo0Sees1 - ~ 0aassa. - ~ -
3UAgDsst reward. = naAs u thslr
eoss ct H. Aasess's rseusA Oh N
0ssvan6 M - ~ rsspsas1nae ~
- thalr faithfslosaA
In eoaaa1selnG WAaa = sl0ni1sA -
~ DsssA. ~ osse ksso y nsossy
1T ~ fa1otDsnt 0use aA0W oo0o
oAanG - VoaDo0a1ey 0lveo oohD
- ~ - 0oGb ooooouun1a1 0ooQ1a We
- t41nk - ~ - thAng o1vsa aalho
- ~ e1asA Tha1r taianaD 81 soese-
ton1G1ss aSs veey unllke-WoaleA, -
tai eapscity. savifoaDenG ~. Nsos
e thsss varisd tnisats bsasag - ~
Pafabse - H. Ro0a1A
n DsuaA espesssoGD IssotAsseteA.
TAs oas tAing whsch ~ Rs1ssose
1sss Hee an His tolleveGs = - just1ey
tAso ffssay froo all tAiaR. lsaviag
then - sxactiy ~ equal feet1aG: ~
j1s06catdoa makes Up 20 oach b 30
psrtsoo - h = shoet q pse6sctssa.
- ThsS Faits,ssl Ueas 0sAAA.
An who now becoos Cheist:s ~
lswsrs must receive fse0 ~ LssA. -
. basis for this Fs,adooahip, tAspss1A
-frss foegivsnsss Il s1no-jUsti1eatiaa.
Because tAsy ere tA1s alike qUat1sd,
the results VIII show tAs 6sgFss Il
loving ssal eeatFollinG sacA sssvanG
A. n tAs pafabas go ssgvant gaansA
- 1saa1a. - s0cA sshss eAAsaeasss
- - RUeee. o. 1eAa a1A otAeso eoont-
ID all earthly thta0 - isss anA 1Fsss.
that ~ 0igAs - pssaang = tAsls
0aoose. ~ ee01ag Kin6. TAss4 ana
sucA - tAesA who have GiaAly apsot
thanssavss u H. Lsg1s ssrvieo. W0
havo IL hisAat EsWaF1A II ssgva1t
who rspassa . Onia e 1vs psas1s ~
sospah . eanas whe Vim receive q ls0
ln1asatial paaes = ~ KinO1sa
s1hsss 'n,.s Gasa,ss-oasv rhsa.
H. servant whe III ~ ps0nA eaDeo.
$500 tAoss VITO have sntssoa is1s .
eove0Ant WttA the Loea b b Hls osev-.
ants. Whe have recs1ve4 juset1ea13so at
His hands. bat W. have ~ ee0oBsa
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
0RDoHnAn

The sudden dsakh Of Nm. Mary ].
Francis On Monday noes, Of heart
trouble, came - . great shosk to her
'masy friends and townspsspas. Her
death will be great loss T. tie many
people who have been dependent on
her bounty for many years, sad not
one can remember Of being tafnsd from
her door with empty hands whe needed
aid. Mrs. Francis was one Il our ear
lest settlers, having lived here Cor
thirty years. A short service was held
At the late residence on ths evening
Of her death by the Rev. Nsese Of the
N. E. church. On Tuee1ay morning
Mr.. Harry VA 6yele ard Jenss Leg
get departed with the body fer Phil
adslPhia where it will - laiA beside
relatives.
About ssvsnty-five peopas ffsn hers
attended the Sunday sshssl picnic
held 1t Gls,wool spri,e TAursday
afternoon.
Mrs. E. b. Grsbb and 1Gis Gregory
returned Tuesday mornine frsn Dem
vef where they had spent tAs past to.
days.
Nae Nae Evans of Chico, California,
10 visiting friends here ed in Marble
this week.
Miss Virginia Hill of ealt Lake City
is visiting her grandfather, B. B. Hill,
this week.
Mrs.. W B. Tubbs returned Thursday
morning from . short trip 70 Denver.
The family Of George Nsfdock left
Monday night for Greeley where they
expect to reside in the futsss. u
Dr.. Tubbs mad profsssioaal visit
to Redstone Wednesday q this week.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25

W16 Ubsk aUW
Oone - octH1oe
~ IN HI oerv-
tca Tk3s clan
= rapegoeatad BY
The 6so,lsA vir-
g1s. who failed
10 enter In 10 the'
we6din9. TAeas
win fail y -,
come meoeps q
the Bsils dnA
Not SIW He
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
yoU1s sn3eUs AllD cesssv1i

uisk AsaAaeAs, - 6ssstA, esas
sesoosA, fssssa tsagss 81 i.1aOss-
tioa, osaa liver ssA bsvsls slsGDsa.
Cloaa - tsaiGA3. CT . 81. bsttle ef
Dr. Kags Nsw Lfs Pilh tsday 80
empty ~ sosoAeA aaA bswsb q 1es-
mentstiag OMy 6sods cd vases. A
full bowel 0svs0aaS givss . a<isEied
tAa.kfsl 1sskag- -aakss - tssl 0ss.
Effective yst mild. Dat srips. SSs.
At your druggist.
Bseklin . AFaiea 6alvs fer bsr.a.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
lNlue n nAAGD ooUusy

IL U. q 0sslegasl Survey N . 70
esat bsllstia u ssviswinG ths ninisg
situa&ios u OslssoAs nskss ~ fol-
lsving eeanse4 - ths mining pro-
dHetisa ef EaGie county.
rhe osGPst - EAgie eeasty, fsesa
Red Oi1 asA froo Easie u nev pro-
AneinG silver listRict in 1913 With y
yield Of 1871 ounees), was ~, $50
in gold, 3Ol, SEQ ounces Of silver, A.
s6s pounds Of copper, 1851 ,S06 pounds
of Isad, and sysss, ,sA3 pou.ds Of sisc,
with . total vslss sf 49,, s,40s, ~
against essa,S7l in 1919. Pszt esan-
ty's output e silver, led aal copper
i.essessA, .sss tAas balancing - aP-
preeiable deessass n soA.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25

these ooevaaO
VII - roebsoo0
with a01 ~
Wards1 - pro
poetiaa - tAsiF
seal 81 -
0aoC.
H. parable
Dt10gn1ahM ~
eWooo 0e CO.
scented 0ogvaUlD
- 0o0 aaA ~
WoeA. Il eAow
49, A.
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
0lficiai Directeey

y. = oaoo11e ......... .SoAa .. 01n111
q. q 0aaa1ae ....... .CAsin q EnnDnD
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01n1o ooaA1ss s................2 3. 11nD1np
o4s1s AlDsssssAs11so .unanaD -
0a0ls1as q. q LAa1 oo1ss - 4 Uaa11nD
0ass1vs Q. q LAa1 o1nao. ~. q Va1nso
0oaDos S01oD ..........1 .1aAo 3. 0nmG1D
oes11es9 A11Ds1v .8aD0 a 0m1V
Caase 0oslsts9 0Dast. ...... .0Ana = ~
Dtvla1so Isslon1Aso 0AO1nsas ..........
.................. Sooo11s0 ona1o
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
l9ov11uE1 Eoe 1af111 11n1se

TAs city cesAeil o. We1nssaay o.
asssa Haalys nickel dases I'm eIosea
inasfinitsly beeasss Il ~ uasy fs-
pssts that Aave rsseAsd ~ beasl ~
ss.tly - = ~ sAassstse e ~ Aases
permitted thsss 80 IL oD1ssal eAAf-
actor e ~ passs- Thsso Asvs Sssa
nsasss1s ss0Paataes sAsas - naass
In vAisA ~ passs - tos1 esaans4sa
81 ss1ssially - = - 0ssaA0Ae
dssess 49, have essa ssnieosl =
hes. lGayse Das.ss anA 1nsuAal ~
Asasy alss wvst thrssu ~ 1sae
King ssstssrs.t sseA.ete1 ~ osssuD
ItAisa ana ssasfsl H. tl11ae AsUa e
IN Dsivsas Ssnss sss(1lDo vAisA'
n.eA ssapaain4 - tsse b1A -
PrsPsistss was alss sAa1sA ~
- nnse seoas - ssgSe1 - - -
49, 1Gsss h - 49, y 1neos -
psaa1ey vaieA wss1a ~ - -
*osssgs inasaia1sly - SGAee
- 4, 81 -
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
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Evssyssav uun1D ~ lssal
nsUo-aaA - ~ v1a1D =
~ = = ~ VloA ~
a11nneo ~ ~ = -
- .1soag \ - sssn1V =
= - ~ - 1ast . ssuD
~ = - ~ ~ -
Anav ebsls eu1yAsl11a = =
Ss0sA ogAuu1ss W@v
- - = - - ass11n -
0oD = 0nA ~ 1nnngo -
ss0 D1nes = - oae -
~ onoso1ns1ll1 - -
- Gmpe - - psUss =
uoneoDalRG II - -
0l-Uo u9ae - 1n1w =
~ - - - i
~ ~ Se1n ns1rHsH
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25

lnM1A - ~ eane - ~ oAAoo0n. -
a0saat oDsso sseA sssvanf ADsss4
b ~ - - ~ esaa1a. ~ aansaoe
Uas ~ an0A H. UanhaA Ghase
6ass. Aeals ~ en0stA1aG esooss -
= tAs ciaD sa1uunD -
Jss0 and 0is 11so0Ass Vsss ~
Dsaochlng Jervnals0. Woasu Ghsseiy H
vas y - csucAsl ~ Aseapasa. -
- esstsaEy. ssppses1 ~ ~ NssaS-
anAe Ein01so would i00a1laoDly ~
ssmha1AAsA Thls Parahas - boDol
- - infsgD ths0 that . hoD une
vssiA 6rst slapss.
Ths kines e Palssei.e vsss aepso14
- b the Rsnan Enperee. Or q ~
HseoAs had rsceotiy Oeos - 2soA
sAskiag appslntosat - . kta0oso-
0o0s Whe haas1 Nh asot . 0aanAOD
- 1oos. 1sciasiaG thsir pesesssoeo ~
aasthse king. Jasos sslos6 uoso ~
elFeuostascs - alustrafing Hi en-
easa He vas ~ AS0s1s1ss ~ ~
Asssiaaic KiaO1so: ~ - wsal1 =
- HaaVsa. as1 ehsse ~ 8nvsaly
FatAse. DnoaW = ~ UavsssA
vssA hvsse N ViGA esehse1ey.
Latse He voa11 sseas1 - easo1 -
e9seelss 1s0ia1s0. TAlD = sGoee14 ~
Dsessstat1sa q peo0Asey.-PaalD n
-osssey rin : Gene.
DoR1Ag ~ AAseaeso ahoooeo -
Hsav0. H has co001t1s1 - Rb ~
e1plsa. 8b eogva00. 80 Dooo1 oAeA
With fsll nbseU - ~ tAs11 bsst ~.
0oot II His aervieo. AZ Hb eotnEA
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
0oUlg1Y 0g51eIA0

ooaoU SooD ..............s2 J. 0noo
Oeonlv oAaeo8 ..............0. 6. 4osnD
U01neu4oso8 ...............e =. 01a110
Cosse - nssssoss ........0 = Ua11nG9
psos0 0s1a1v ooss6 ......o l. 0a11aGo
Csoolv tsoosnsss. .01oseo y. 0010
DsOsav 0san1v fsaas1s1. u. j. 0nDUb
oDao0 AaooG1oe ..........e ". 0oo111o
0saaAV ouDss1o1aoAsa1 = oshaaoD. ...s..
...............AlsA f1o0s9 Was1nuuao
0oou0 0oss1Voe ..........W. y S00D
Cegou 0os1ose ~. q 4. 01Dno
oo1nU 4Ags1sean ........0s. y. y. 0Duuo
Csaoey AtAneoV ........0AaA -. J0go1R
q. Z 0oMno1neose 0An1uUnn. .QouQlho
UoUoe0 04AAso ..............s..ss -
on 0aAosUaA1 ....................0 ~
The Glenwood post., 1914-07-25
RAJ lD4Aa lADAAuBD

LOO assss. Absst s. aesss II sslli-
vatisa; - sssss nsrs saa b salkivst-
I'd; eress are hay, gaia s.A pststsss;
sandy seil; . seoa 5-resa hoes tAat
cost e2,00Q. . barn tAaa viii hslA ?
Ae.A q hsrsss, . esv sasa fei . esvs,
and ether sat esildiassi . sssl water
right; %-wirs fsses; IN nils frsa
good town. This y . fias rsssA
Price. $500; easA payment dewa,
and tAsa tsrns to salt ct . pss ssat
interest xashinsry 70 verk this
n.eh, alss al snan tssb saA ssas
hsHssAsla gssas.
n aeFss. - sssss IN ssltivsAisa;
shout 10 acre. nefs saa b ssltivstsd;
they raise s.an fruit, sabbass, ssisas
aaA potatoes; thsy naks e4oo = e5oo
psf sefs 81 snisas; 3-sssa Aeuss, befa
a.d sAed and etAss sst baildiAss, ,
and wire fence; god water right;
Close to Carbosdals.
Price, 5000, With . payment dowa
and balance $500 Per year At par
cent interest.
He. 1seo-
IS acres. ~ acres In cultivstioa;
about so fruit trsss; efsps are hsy,
grain and potatoes; sandy soil; 5-rsom
house; . good barn aad out buildiAgs;
. fine water night; %-wirs fsses; "
nile to loading statisa aad school 2
large horses, mule, eslt 100 chick
ems, 1 pig, 1 calf aaA al IL machinery
to wesk tie fa.sA.
Price, 1880; As.7ee Asw, aaa bal
saes = sait st pse ssa< interest
lss. 1851
20 aerss. - serss In eultiva4iss;
crops raised are hay, sraia asd Psta-
tees; . geod s-reon house, bar. sd
ost baildiass; . No. water right;
4-wirs fence; X nile frs1 lseAing
station, also = snail town.
Price, 5000; 5000 asw. al bal-
aaes $3.50 Per year until PaiA =
per cent interest.
h. lsee-
90 aeres. 70 asrss In esltivatisa;
about 10 acres nsre eas b ealtivaAel;
y sere in applss; ersps are hay, eRain
AID potatoes; 3-fosa Assss, bsFl and
sAeds, . fine potato cellar; sosd water
right; 4-wirs fence; an IL aashi.sry
70 work tie rsscA; Asssss, l colt,
ssw, Asifsrs, l fiss Jersey bsll
Pries, @Ayeoe.
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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-12-11

the president Of the church that he
was in proper financial position 70
support hia wives and children.
In Utah there Ii but one stan
dard of morality for both sexes.
The easssrn man lives IN pOlygaHiy
even more than do the Mormons
He shirks his responsibility. Al af
his wives M unt gain rsv
and III be brings two 81 three cbila.
rem into the world ne considers he
has done his duty. I'he Mormon
man viii bring fifty-slx children In
% the world and support every one
Of them and All hia wives equally.
One does not ait At home with the
babies while he Is nj cabaretaor shows
with som other woman.
No woman could be selfish who
would be willing to share her hum-
band with others. and surely no man
could be- selfish who brings Into the
world and works for that many
children, know Of one woman
who threatened to leave her husband
because he would not enter lnto
polygamy.
Utah has the highest birth rate
and the lowest divorce rata of any
state Il: the Union. When . MoF-
mon marriea. he marrias for life and.
except In extreme eaaaa. never ap-
plies for divorce. Men and wonan
In the fashionable world marry and
divorce three Or four times and hus.
bands spend half thelF llvea thinking
MP ways 10 avoid paying ailmony or
allowing their former wives and
their children 10 have ~ equal share
In their estates.
Joseph Smith. who. report saya.
is dying. il net. - printed In some
papers, an official or even . member
Of our church. We are known =
the f.atter-Day Saints og Jesus Christ
His followers mre known ~ sisa 1n#.
ephitea. President Joseph Smith i
our church Ii the nephew Of tha
founder es MormonIam. =
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-12-11
TEMENT GIVES DETAIL
OF TREASURER'S SHORTAGE

The report on the treasury depart
ment investigation compiled by Axel
p. Ramstedt, chairman of the state
tax commission, covering the period
he was in charge Of the Office as
special examiner under appointment
by Governor Haines, as filed with the
chief executive, contains review OF
the items that go to make up the
$93. 900 steal, the manner IN which
it was taken and a general statement
OF the affairs OF the department
Most of the contents Of the report
have been published since the arrest
and incarceration of 0. Y. Allen. DC
fauitinu state treasurer. Mr. Ram
stedt.s statement goes more into de
tail. The report IS now in the pos
session Of the governor, who also ex
poets within short time . repor
from Examiner Gleason.
The report shows the items tha
go to make mp the total shOrtag
discovered BY Commissioner Ran
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-12-11
COUNTY ATTORNEY
MAKES STATEMENT

A number Of persons have conn
planned OF late about the games Of
chance carried on IN different places
In the county. The law considers
any game Of chance lottery and de-
fines II In the following terms.
"A lottery Ii any scheme for the
disposal or distribution Of property
by chance among persons who have
paid or promised 10 pay any value
able consideration for the chance Of
obtaining such property, Or . portion
Of II. or for any share or interest In
such property, upon ony agreement,
understanding OF expectation that II
Il TO be distributed Of disposed Of by
lot OF chance, whether called . lottery
rafEie, or gift enterprise. on by what.
ever name the same may be known. !"
Session Laws 1911, b. 4bl.
We understand this 10 mean thal
lt Ii unlawful TO give. sell or dispose
Of property of any kind hg ans
sct eme whereby money or any other
valuable consideration Ii given fol
the chance OF obtaining such prop.
erty. II > person buys i've cent
worth Of candy for ton cents and geti
. chance on another box he IL pay
Ing Ave cents for that chance. We
think that all will agree that thu
transaction comes within the def
milton Of lottery. IL also includes
shaking dice for the chance of get
ting turkeys, candy, cigars, Or any
thing else. A lottery Ii declared I.
be q mlsden1aanor and Ii punishable
BY fine OF 500 or ak months I'm
prIsonmsnt or both.
This is the law and - long - IL i
on the statute books we are bound :.
enforce 1t. However. we thouRs1t /
was hardly fair 10 have any on
arrested on ti1Ia charge without fra
giving notice Of what the law II; bu
after having received nOtlee the vi
fuI violater must take ths con
sequences 0f his acts.
JESSE T. REun,
| County Attorney