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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-12-04
Quail Increasing Fast.

AudH increasing VSSts
That the longtime hopes OF the
sportsmen and conservationists OF
Michigan are in fair way to be real.
ICED is evidenced by the fact that the
state game department Is considering
the advisability of fixing an approprL
ate year when an open season may
again be placed on quail and prairie
chicken.
In the southern peninsula and par
ticularly along the shore of Lake HUI
ron. quail have increased in the last
two seasons at an estimated ratio of
Ave to one, according to State Game
Warden Gates Hunters assert that
in some localities the quail exceed the
ruffed grouse.
Warden Gates says that prairie
chicken Is now common in Iron. Goge.
bic and Marquette counties and both
quail and chickens have been seen in
Delta county.
Provision for general spreading OF
winter food for quail. prairie chickens
and partridge is being made by War
den Gates. who IL instructing his dep.
uties to locate the best depositins
grounds for buckwheat and other
grains. South hillside areas of cover
protected from the rigor of northern
winds will be selected.
It IL the purpose Of the game. de-
partment to set aside q portion of the
funds received from the sale OF hunt
ers' licenses for the purchase OF grain
foods for the game birds and for stock.
ing and propagation on the state game
refugees. Warden Gates says that ap-
plications from farmers and sports
men for food for quail and other game
birds will be given consideration. &
Articles Of incorporation.
Hahn Machine and Speciality com
pany. Detroit; increased from $4,000
to $4,000. VI
Opportunity Manufacturing COM
pany. Saginaw; increased from $40,
900 to $4,000.
Breitmeyer Building company, d.
troit; 100000; James g.. Holden:
Julius H. Haas, George F. Hamlet.
King Work company, Dstroit; to
manufacture and sell an tools: Floy
9. king. Minhis ]. Gillette bentoa
Guinsss y. :. l's-
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-12-04

Be sure OF your facts before at
tempting to pose as . liar.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-12-04

Proof 60 the Contrary
"All kinds Of cats hate water"
~Ezpw, about 3 sea pussfs-Balti.
more American. rs
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-12-04

A Hot One

MY wife's been nursing crouch
all the week."
Been laid up. have your"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-12-04

A man does meaner things than he
says and . woman says meaner things
than she does.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-12-04
FJlEYIT
FROZEN
OF Course

OF Course.
Il think those fur collars that come
up to the chin are hideous. 1
wouldn't wear one to save my neck"
And yet that's what they are usu.
oily worn for"
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-12-04
When all others fail to please
Try psnIson's Coffee.

II ignorance is bliss. why SO many
free schoolsf
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-12-04

Many School Children Are sickly.
Children who ere delicate, fsverish and cross
will get immediate relief from Mother Oray's
Sweet Powders for children. They cleanse the
for complaining children. 4 plesssnt remedy
for worms. Used By Mothers for 1oyeare. ~
all Druggists. CSC. Sample yREE. Address.
4. .. OImsted, IL Roy, N. Y. Adv.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-12-04
Whom all others fail to please
Try DenIson's Coffee.

The gloomy man distresses himself
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-12-04
Wanted

PATENTS Ey .:::;: .-, Z; s S:ss::::
DC. Advice and hooks free.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-29

state straightwdy asserted that tine corporations had
stuffed the ballet boxes and the viii Of the people had
been crcumvented this in face of the fact that Hunt
himself IS largely the father of the Arizona system
by which the people permitted TO vote Upon every
law Of the state.
Hunts insistence originally was that "ths people"
should express themselves upon all matters of legsla
ton even to the recall of their offcals-judges in
Guided But the first time the vote failed to please
the governor he the first to besnirch the system
to assert that the people could De trusted vote
tnsir sentiments
With the refusal Of the people 10 abolish capital
punishment the governor then began to take every
known step prevent the law being carried out and
he has succeeded up to the present time IN preventing
any mandate Of court being executed in such In
the o. Fatin, whose execution set for last
Friday he given every legal to clear himself
and when this failed and the state pardon board
fused clemency the condemned man. the governors
prison warden thrown into the breach, setting him
self up against all the courts Of the state-along with
his governor fTend-and asserting IN effect thai "this
shall not pay the penalty of his crime"
There execution; the courts were deliberately
defied. The governor hastens to issue statement
the effect that he had already informed the pardon
the upon the warden alone-but the people not
going to blame Sims for anything more than being
the tool Of the governor
Attorney general Wiley Jones has evidenced the
proper spirit by taking steps bring before the
Preme court the responsible for defyIng the courts
orders It remains to be whether ne VII carry
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-29
WHEN THE OFFICIALS DEFY THE

1t to the end 1t viii also be interesting to what
the court viii do 1t IS time the courts Of Arizona
were asserting themselves. 1t is so much that
the people to lew condemned murderers hang
as that they growing tied Of seeing George W P.
Hunt or any other arrOgate to himself the power
Of debating to an entire state
The laws Of Arizona provide for punishment for
crimes. The governor has attempted through his
pet methods wipe these laws and has failed,
yet he still delies the courts and says they shall not
enforce the laws Nothing could create anarchy
or a disregard for laws generally When the example
is set by a man who has been honOred by his people
with the highest office within their gift what must
This governor has sanctioned the employment of officers
to hunt down who brought flask Of whisky into
the state in overcOat pocket grip yet when
every in the state-including the supreme trb
unal-Says murderer is guilty and should suffer the
penalty provided by the states statutes when the
pardon board created for the purpose of protect
ing the prisoner in all his rights, investigates and
rules that there is ground for interference he de-
cnes permit the mandate of the law to be executed
he and those he has surrounded himself with in his
bOmbastc administration of the states prison system
Criminals safe when harbored behind
the walls of the Arizona state prison awaiting execution
of their sentence Only last week Of them got up
and walked away and he has not since been heard
from Convicts sent out the state alone, TO
work roads, without guards Everywhere, contempt
shown for the law that restrained and sent these
prison. Isn't it time the courts Of Arizona either
asserted themselves delegated all their powers TO the
governor that he might be forced shoulder the respoh
sbility for the acts which he assumes?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-29
Short Snatches From Everywhere

Instead Of a rule OF kings being divine right it
seems in most cases these days &c &c q dsmoniacal
vrrong.-Los Angeles Tribune
It il understood that Santa Claus has ordered a
bullet-proof sleigh for in Europe this Christmas
Riverside (Calif) Enterprise
As the season nears for pork -ausage-Oh shuclzsi
who knows anything about real pork sausage out
here--Alpfne tTexas) Avalanche
If we prepare for war wen get it," chancellor
Day the deuce Of il is were even more Hkeiy 10
get il If don't prepare for iL-Manehester Cnion
Gen. Francisco Villa refers to president Wilson
can evangeIstic professor Of philosophy" Villas
press agent loyal to the last-FOrt Worth Record
can there be a real Dutch lunch without BEER
Atchison Globe It might be possible 70 nave
near Dutch lunch with near bear--Beaurnont (Iez-)
Enterprise
The owner of the san Angelo street railway lines
to give them Christmas present to the city
the city does know whether it viii stand Tor
It nOt--Dallas Times-Herald-
Pennsylvania certainly prepared" An IN
naturalized foreigner there is only not allowed
to have hunting license but is fined or imprisoned
II ne owns gun--st Louis Post-DisDateh
Wife murder is getting frequent in this city.
declares L Baltimore newspaper When matter or
high time TO pr0test.-PrOvidence (R. j. Journal
Drunkenness in Great Britain has been reduced By
20 percent by limitation hours when intOxcants
may sold War 10 have sobered Europe and
business brisk for Arnericatort Worth Record
\ greater German colonial empire has been de-
raanded by the economic committee OF the German
colonial association Isn't that what the great Ger
army has been fighting for these Is months
Springfield Republican
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-29
Ago Today
= From The Herald Of ThIs
Date. 1891.

AZ a meeting this morning OF the
police officials and mayor Hammett, IL
vas decided 10 begin al once the ad-
uitlon 70 the city jail. which has been
under contemplation for months
Jurge A. 3. Fail came in from Las
Cruces this morning.
A. W Clifford arrived home from
FarFaI, Mexico, today
b ]. Van Dyke. former clerk at the
Kenneth Mccoy. OF the Sheldon. has
gone into the accounting business
B N ROsenblum left last night for
san francisco. Denver, ST. Louis and
vacation points.
Miss Ethel Woods returned home
from Las Cruces this morning, where
she has been attending school
John B. Dayis returned today from
IN extended trip 70 Mexico in the in
terests OF the Warers-Piercs OIL com
pany.
G. O. Perkins left this morning for
4sxleo city where he goes TO assume
duties as superintendent OF teleEraph
Tor The Mexican central
Miss Blakesley is entertaining over
Inanksg wing day the Misses Coombs
and Davis, teachers at the New Mexico
college OF Agriculture and Mechanics
Arts
Col E ". 5 Neff returned this after
noon from Cleveland. Ohio, accom-
panied by his nephew, Peter Neff.
PRESIDENT OF the Arctic Ice company
there
today. having been here looking after
shipment Of ore from the Yellow
Jacket, in which the Eddy brothers OF
this city are interested
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-29
Bedtime Story For the Little Ones
uncle Wiggily and the Carpet"
By HOWARD 3. GARIS.

Ny, Ny, What's all thise" cried
Uncle Wiggily. Il am caught fast.
What can have happened? Oh. DEAR
Again he tried to stand up. but he
could not He was fast 20 the floor.
can it be that the good fox has
turned bad again, or the slIillery-scaI-
cry alligator" asked the rabbit gentle
man Of himself. And could they be
in here, behind my back, holding me
fast to the floor
He tried 10 turn about to see, but
he could not even do that
why, this is quite too bad" Uncle
Wiggily exclaimed. Nurse Jane"
Nurse Jane- Come here" he called.
Quick"
Yes, yes, what is it, asked the
muskrat lady running in from the
kitchen "Oh. how lovely the new car
pet looksr' she cried
Never mind the new carpet now.'
said Uncle Wiggily, for ! am in trOu-
BILE 1 can't get up. I'm fast to the
floor. Send for DR.. POssum. My legs
must be so weak I can't stand up on
them. Oh. deari"
Nurse Jane began to laugh. Uncle
Wiggily looked up at her in surprise
and scrt OF puzzle-like and hurt.
There is nothing the natter with
your legs. and you don't need DIT. Pos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-29
S. S. Mcclure Boosting FL PasO On Coast
N1illionares VIII Take Advantage Of Men

al over the great growing area You
have tributary 20 you. the bounds Of de
velopmeut viii be almost Hmitless- L
look TO see this city one of the really
big ones in the United States"
The International Irrigation con
gress in El Paso this coming fall is
sure TO be a wonderful one" said Felix
Martinez. with me cooperation Of the
farming people Of the great irrigated
valleys Of the big southwest. who can
say that the possibilities for a banner
show Is not possible. 10 set record for
irrigation conventions for the WO fld2
FL PasO promises 10 bring here the
largest convention and exposition
crowds IN the history of the southwest.
and with the advertising il will get
through the irrigation congress alone d
tremendous stride forward viii have
been taken. FL PasO goes on the maps
of the United States next year as one
Of the foremost progressive cities in
the entire country
Il believe the farmers Of TIE irri-'
gated valleys in the vicinity of Fl Paso
cannot possibly do better than grow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-29
Millinery Is An Art That Is Quite Mysterious
Thirty Cents Worth Of Ribbon $50 In Gall

OBODN knows why they call 1t
M millinery The dictionary says
= millinery consists Of articles
made by milliners. The milliners say
millinery is hats In a dispute of this
kind we should always believe the die
tionary.
Millinery is the art Of doing up 50
cents worth Of ribbon and straw with
$50 worth of gall and selling the whole
thing for SHE'S. It is one OF the
three best known methods Of getting
money from 2 man; flauery and rob
hery bein gthe other Two Millinery
doesn't attack a man until he has con
tracted maJrimouy. Then. however. II
takes entire charge of the situation.
and usually doesn't allow the other
two methods @ look in.
The prime object OF millinery is 70
decorate women. Some women are
pretty enough TO become greatly be
loved in a sunbonnet. Others require
ten Paris hats a year 10 get by some
hats are very beautiful indeed, but are
not given a chance Their owners in
sist on going with them and spelling
the effect It is not possible for
woman to obtain a hat that viii hide
all but her most beautiful feature
This is why some hats come clear down
10 the chin
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-29

broom corn. II they want to grow
profitable crop said Charles LeBaron,
manager Of the recently established
Harrison broom factory. in this city.
There never has been enough broom
corn grown 10 supply the market and
the prices are always abnormally high
We know that broom corn of very good
quality can be grown here and il the
farmers viii only grow IL We viii
guarantee 20 take all they grow and.
then may have TO import some 10 fiji
out our required stock The broom
makers Of the country are living from
hand to mouth. this year. The crops OF
Missouri and Illinois were greatly dam
aged by heavy and continuous rains.
something which our farmers would not
have 10 contend with, and corn that
should be selling around SS5 a ton has
advanced 70 $500 a ton and there is very
liJtls 10 be had. even at that price. I
believe that If the chamber OF com
merce viii advise the local farmers to
20 in for broom corn they will be do
ing the farmers a good turn We will
be glad 10 furnish the seed and 10 ad-
wise the growers in the matter OF proper
cultivation"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-29
ar T WOULD DO an II Pasoa1

ILT T WOULD DO an FL Pasoan good
10 hear s. 5. Mcclure talk about
= Fl Paso.7 said Harr Wasner. edi-
tor of the Western Journal Of Educs-
ton. published at san Francisco. 'AIr.
Mcclure arrived in san Francisco sew
eral DAYS before I left that city and I
had a number Of talks with him regard
ing his impressions Of the border,
through which he had been travelling
for several weeks 1 was not long IN
finding that tne distinguished New
York editor held FL Paso and its people
in very high esteem He took occasion,
numerous times, 20 speak OF the city
and the wonderful future he believed IS
in store Tor IL You must n2ve fre~-N1
Dir. Mcclure very well, while he was
here"
NY experience with American mill
liouaires." said y. r.. Austin, is that
they are the worst kind OF dead beats
ana Will take advantage Of men under
them every time. Not long ago I had
Q deal on TO sell 100000 acres Of land
in northern Mexico / had an option on
the land from the secretary Of treasury
Of Mexico. The option was for len gthy
period I took my millionGires over the
land and they expressed keen enthu-
siGsm for II. ] told them frankly where
circumstances They sent represen-
tative 10 The city OF Mexico, waited un-
Ill my option expired and bought the
land This is but one illustration that
has happened TO me Of the character
and integrity Of our socaned wealthy
men
They are raising alfalfa in Kentucky
ana running their hogs on it." said 7. a.
Wise. but they cannot produce the feed
in such bOunteous quantities as here in
the southwest II does not grow as
high. and in other ways fails 10 come
Up 10 the product OF the irrigated ses-
tions OF the Wesh Kentucky. however
is a great agricultural state and is now
highly prosperous as a result Of Won
dreful crops. stock are fat, and the var
demand has made prices good FOR any
thing that can be used in carrying on
the conflict in Europe"
The fitting OF the basem snt Of the
city hall for housing Of several de-
partments Of the city will greatly re-
l:eve the congestion OF the two upper
floors now used" said mayor Tom Lea
AT compare lively small expense we are
adding materially to the capacity Of the
municipal building. providing room that
viii permit Of the use OF the structure
without crov ding for some years 10
come
Ell Paso certainly is a great metro
politan center OF the southwest" said
collector Malcolm A. Franklin. Of
Hawaii and there seems no limit 60
the opportunities here for progress and
advancement This is a central location,
tapping for trade three states and q
verdant foreign field when you get
industries mere and are turning out
manufactured products for consumption
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-29

TEOW much better is the man VINO deliberately
u circumvents the execution Of the laws mandate
= = than the man who breaks the law? This ques-
ton has often been brought up many minds in recent
months as result of the fiasco in Arizona where gov
srnOr Hunt and few Of his intimates, posing as
the only humanitarians in the western part Of the
United States, have set themselves up as savors Of
condemned murderers
Capital punishment may be wrong; there is as wide
divergence Of opinion this subject there is
whether the Democratic the Republican party is
right. But officials Of state elected to enforce
the laws of and petty subterfuges TO prevent
the execution Of the laws enough TO make the
average individual say that mob rule may not
be so far from wrong after ali.
The delay IN netting out justice Is the very source
Of mob '1aw" When men do not believe prisoner
by passion to mete out to him what they think he
deserves. There seldom any lynchings in COM
munity where the laws enforced and the mandates
of the law carried out.
Arizona courts have time and again passed approval
upon prisoners IN that state who have been adjudged
guilty Of cruel MURDERS yet there have been
tons since George W. P Hunt and his cotee Of office
holders have into power During the first months
Of his period in office the governor declined to permit
the law to be carried out the ground that he did
not believe the people favored capital punishment Then
he got the matter before the people and by their votes
they said they did favor it. Then the governor, who
has held himself greater than all the people Of the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-29

lobster claws sharks teeth and autO-
mobile findings in trimming II is also
necessary to the profit Of the business
that no hat Of this year shall look
like any hat Of last year. This is
avoided by changing the shapes. We
have already had large hats, small
hats, flat hats. bulbous hats, Iopsided
hts, conical warty. umbrella shaped
and drunk-and-dis hats a few
years ago the velvet uoseba2 shaped
like a horses dinner bucket had
great run later the inverted bathtub
was the sensation Of the season; while
this year the woman who aioes not
possess a hat that isn't reminiscent Of
the lids that every New Euglander's
ancestors brought over with them in
the 'MayflOwer' may as we'll consider
herself socially extinct
Millinery takes the place in many
families Of books and pictures and
fathers new overcoat- II is a tax levied
by style and there is no chance Of
swearing off the assessment. Nobody
knows what next years hats will look
like except that they VIII look worse
than this years hats. BY that time we
VIII have become accustomed TO this
years hats, which is the worst thing
about millinery Just as you get used
TO il, it begins TO hurt YOU in q new
plce.-Protected by The Adams News
paper Service.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-29
Compensation

We cannot all scale mountain peaks.
To wider vision gain
Eut all may seek the Source of Power.
dwelling on a lOwiy plain
The strong who mount TO heights sub
lime
Nay reach an euvied goal.
That frail may face g rising star.
Reflect its beauty from the soul
Gods laws are JUST, the balance true,
in which he weighs orr worth.
The strongest oak viii homage pay
earth.
BY Barbara"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-29

sun. said the muskrat lady. ''YoE
nave tackled yourself fast 10 the floor
with the carpet. Uncle WiEgily," And
so the rabbit gentleman had His
Goa tails. hOmehow or other. had got
ten in his way and without seeing
them Uncle Wiggly had tackled him
self fast TO the floor. No wonder
he could not get mp,
Welt Well, And I didn't know It's
he laughed. But I'm glad il wasn't
The FOX or the alligator
so am I" said nurse Jane. Then
she got the tack puiler and UntacSed
Uncle Wiggily so he could get UP, and
and they both stood and looked at the
beautiful new leaf-colored carpet until
il was time for dinner.
only help wash the cups and saucers,
so the plates can go TO the moVius
pictures. III tell you next about CEcle
Wiggily and the pumpkin pie--Copy-
right 1915. by Mcclure Newspaper Syn
dicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-29
CONHENDs TRAFFIO OFFIC

Editor Fl PasO Herald.
Through your valuable columns
would like TO call the Fl Paso public's
attention to the mastery manner in
which the traffic at the corner OF Mesa
avenue and Mills street is handled by
traffic officer No. So. James ArrendielL
To my mind he deserves a great deal
Of credit. for he seems to have the
proper system. and thus avoids traffic
congestion. With both arms out
stretched in the direction in which the
traffic is coming. he beckons with his
hands when he wants Il TO move then
with q shift Of the body and hands AID
arms working in the same manner but
pointing up and down the other street.
he causes things 10 move like clock
work
he certainly would make q New York
traffic cop turn green with envy. and
would suggest that his brother Of
ficers in FL Paso give him the once
over get onto his tactics. and get away
from pulling -bonehead'' traffic stunts
y. +. Kitchens.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-29
Such Is Life

HAD him
girls His fancy pacing bothv
enasEg sell
fancy prices, every slices
Of
Paraded around the busy said u sell
freight" thought
price higher
before But duffer
10
had rusty skates And ny
it's Tor sale
protected BY the Adams Nowspayer ss-rles1 WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-29
PANHANDLE ENDEAYORERS
IN SESSION IN AMARILLO

gates in attendance from societies in
Canadian, Hurley. Daihart Lubbock,
PlainvieW. Hereford and other Pan
handle towns. the Panhandle District
Christian Endeavor convention will
close a three days session tonight
Prominent among those 80 attendance
vas ". Roy Berg. Of Dallas. state
president Of the Christian Endeavor
society.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-29
ARMY OFFICERS ARE HOSTS
AT DOUGLAS PAPER CHASE

Douglas. Ariz.. Nov es-Ifeuts
Louis A ODonneu and Thos. C. Loner-
gan entertained about I00 guests.
civilian and military. with paper
chase here Lieurs- Casper B Rucke-
and John H Van Nliet distributed the
paper over q course running east along
the boundary and then north and
west The chase then started. II pre-
scented some stiff jumps. but all were
neCotiated without serious accidents.
The party reached Camp Douglas at
noon and had AUNT breakfast at the