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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1915-09-16

The aprons advertised in 7. Clava
datscher's advertisement in this issSs
at Is cent 8, should read % cents.
The Colorado statesman., 1915-11-20
D. & r. G. to Spend Millions.

Denver.-As evidence of faith in the
purpose of the company to manage
and operate the property from head
quarters in Denver and free it from
close traffic relations with other lines,
making it an open channel to all roads,
Edward T. Jeffery, chairman of the
board of directors of the Denver &
Rio Grande, announced that all of the
offices heretofore held jointly with the
Missouri Pacific had been abolished
and that several millions of dollars
would be expended soon in standardiz
ing the narrow gauge line in Colorado
and in building new extensions. The
Denver & Rio Grande's expanding
business throughout Colorado makes II
almost imperative to spend millions in
the near future in the extension and
development of the lines in this state
and Utah, including the broad -gaugine
of the tracks not now on standard
gauge" Mr.. Jeffery declared.
The Colorado statesman., 1915-11-20
DIVIDEND OF 100000
BRECKENRIDGE MINE STOCK
HOLDERS GET LARGE SUM.
Mine Operators on Full Time and
Small Flotation Plant Helps Cover
Expenses of Business.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Breckenridge, Colo.-The yelling.
ton Mines Company paid to its stock
holders special dividend of per
cent, or 100000. The property is
stocked at s1O,0OO,O00 and so far has
paid $650,000 to its stockholders. The
dividends paid so far this year amount
to 100000. Both reduction mills on
the property are kept running full time
with three shifts of mill employees
The ore from the mine is a zinc-lead
iron sulphide, which first passes
through the 100-ton capacity wet MILL
where the most of the lead and part OF
the zinc is recovered. The mid.
dlings" of the wet mill are roasted, re-
crushed and are then put through the
fifty-ton magnetic separator mill.
A small plant for "flotation treat
ment' has been recently added to Sc,
cure additional values from the tail
ings. The iron is not marketed.
The Puzzle Leasing Company has
started drifting on the vein at about
fifty feet below the tunnel level. The
electric pump and hoist are operating
satisfactorily. The company made
carload shipment to the Chamberlain
sampler at Breckenridge last week.
The ore carries gold, silver, lead and
zinc.
The Colorado statesman., 1915-11-20
Tax Due Twice From Same Estate.

Denver.-The state will reap a dou
BILE inheritance tax from the estate OF
William Shellabarger, who was killed
at the West Mexico avenue crossing
because Mrs. Shellabarger lived two
hours longer than her husband. Ac
cording to Leslie E. Hubbard, state in.
heritance tax appraiser, the first tax
was collectible when the husband,
leaving will naming his wife as sole
heir, was instantly killed. The second
tax, he says, fell due when, two hours
later, Mrs. Shellabarger died, leaving
will which named her three nephews
as her heirs The amount involved is
estimated at 100000.
The Colorado statesman., 1915-11-20
Pueblo Couple on Torpedoed Liner.

Pueblo.-The news of the disaster to
the Ancona, the Italian-American liner
which was sunk in the Mediterranean
by submarine, came home with
tragic force to Joe, Sam and Tony To
daro, three Italians living at 1857
South Santa Fe avenue. The wives OF
Sam and Tony and the father and
mother of the three brothers were on
the ill-fated vessel. So far as is known
here they may have perished with the
300 passengers reported as lost.
The Colorado statesman., 1915-11-20
New Perjury Charges Against Hawkin.

Trinidad.-For a few minutes, Hor
ace N. Hawkins of Denver, and Fred
w. Clark of Trinidad, attorneys for the
United Mine Workers of America, un.
der indictment for alleged suborna
tion of perjury, were relieved of that
accusation by Judge j. C. Wiley, but
We're rearrested Immediately on a sim.
liar charge. The court allowed the ac
cused men until Nov. 27 to plead on
the new informations and fixed their
bail at $1,5OO each, the same sums in
which they were bound over on the
first charge.
The Colorado statesman., 1915-11-20
Governor Opens Prosperity Exposition

Denver-In the presence of city and
state officials and other prominent
persons, Governor Carlson opened the
Prosperity exposition of the Colorado
Federation of Women's Clubs at the
auditorium-the first exposition of
magnitude ever held in the country or.
ganized and managed by women.
The Colorado statesman., 1915-11-20
Woman Ends Life in Depot.

Canon City.-Disappointe because
she had missed her train to Pueblo,
Mrs. Alva II. Ireland, so, took a seat
next to little girl in the crowded
Santa Fe waiting room here, drew a
.3S-caliber revolver and shot herself
through the head. She died in a few
minutes
The Colorado statesman., 1915-11-20
Sugar Loaf Miner succumbs to Gold

Boulder.-Within half mile from a
cabin near Eldora, where he would
received succor, Joseph r. Pearce, a
miner from Sugar Loaf, succumbed to
the cold trying to walk from Neder
land to Eldora.
The Colorado statesman., 1915-11-20
Shot While Huntino,

Windsor.-Struck in the face by
scattering shots from the charge fired
from shotgun in the hands of an
other person, w. T. Boering may lose
the sight of one eye.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-17
LOST WILL CASE
AGAIN AG|TATED
POttawatOmie County Judge :
leCt 10 Application for Cl-
tatiOn for Contempt

WITHlN the next siA days briefs
w win be- filed with the state su
prrmr court In the matter Of citation
" County Judge Hal Johnson " Shaw
urr f1r alleged contempt " court lu
AN alleged attempt a. distribute the
Iuu- Nichols estate The citation was
filed lu court last saturday by Altur
news IL n. smith. A. NJ Baldwin aud
A j. Carleton, proponents Of the al.
legged lost will ~ EnOs Nichols These
|nttuurys presented the matter before
the supreme court one duy this week,
Ivhrrrnt Judge Johnson was represent
ed hv ATTORNEYS T. Il Reilly j - ly
Idirk. T.. 60. Cuuip aud Marx Guode. all
" Shuvurv, and T. t Hastings ut
| Oklahoma city
Oral arguments were made, aud the
parties were instructed To submit
Ihricfs within rNr following ten days
A muudumu- application n the same
relation wa, referred to Special Judge
Wheeler
start Slli,JlO Suit
I'm the superior court ot PotlhWul'
umie county suit was filed wednesday
Ia behalf NJ Nr.llp Fisher aud Mary
Davis. benrfiriarip- under the pur
ported lost viii Of the late Emo, Nirh.
ols. for u total Of Slli5lO against W
y. search. special administrator ~
the estate of Enos Nichols Willard
Barnett. administrator with will m.
ueNed: NJ e. Fleming. adminitrutur
with will annexed Alex Fisher. gen
rrnl administrator. 4 C. Vlnsnu. pur
ported general administrator, J War
rem Davis administrator NJ the estate
NJ the late Uurrlrt Nichols Cook aud
two surety companies The petition
nllpers about S2ONON uf the estate
ARE iu the hands NJ Ncssrs Search
1 and Nmsuu of which NINliO is due
II Mrs Fisher and SIB3tn due Mrs pn
Wis The suit ls based upon the de-
clsiou ut Special Judge Outcpt ur IN,
county court sustaining the claims Of
the proponents of purported lost will
ou October l5 lNli II alleges that
the fiudmgs NJ Judge uutrplt ha,,
uc,pr hrpu properly appealed from MOI
reversed hy amy court " competent iur
lsdlDtou THE suit rs brought hy II
| n Smith
In the matter of the citation OF
county Judge lpr contempt of the su
prrmp court thr court yesterday per
mlitrd five DAYS Within which 90 fb
briefs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-17
WHITE SEAL AGAIN
PrOprietOrs Of BOttllng Works on Fast
Main Charged With Violating the
Liquor Law

Information was filed Friday by the
county attorneys offirr charging the
White Seal Bottllug Works. VI 1911
East Main street with maintaining u
place where Intoxicating liquors were
sold The Information states thnt
James McCHhc and Arthur Tilrfurd
proprietors Of the place manufactured
and kept for sale limitations " intuNi
eating liquors which contained more
than II per cent NJ alcohol. the
amount prescribed by law
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-17
THE MET

owing 20 the extraordinary demand
for The white Sister" with Viola
Allen n the leading part, the Met
theater deemed II necessary TO open
an hour earlier today In order to give
greater number " shows to accom-
modate ~ patrons The Met viii
open again at nine o'clock In the
morning Saturday THE Tenor a
threc.par oriental drama, Ia also
featured with Hobart Henley the star
A Cne-part comedy completes the ten.
reel program entitled, billie Now u
Medlco" The Broken Coin" was de
layed IN transit and win be- shown at
the Met starting Sunday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-17
THE LYRIC

Vaudeville artists " high rank are
ON the new bills at the Lyric Crelgh.
ton Brothers aud Belmont nre extract
lnr nix applause with their rustic
Midtown MlustreH, and the great
Howard Scotch VentrloQulst 4,
surely peer IN his profession. "Con
sal Pedro" the man monk. Is dead
game sport fond NJ Turkish cigarettes
The Lyric moyierram offers Romano,
II Ia Carte and "Moustachcs au,
BomhS' both comedies ~ high pres
sure
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-17
MINISTER FINED
$40 AND COST
Rev. Van Horn Tried for Reckless
Driving Files
Appeal


u fIih one ot TIE hardest i"ug"'
Ia und longest argued cas,~ ever
tried ia the municipal court Police
Judge Miller this Afternoon nAscrscd
ii fine Of $40 aud Gusts against Rev.
II. T. Van Horn. pnstor Of the First
Christian church. tor reckless driving
The ,hnrgr wa preferred against
the minister nftcr nr struck boy
named Lee Balcmul with bis ntumo.
bile lust Saturday evening. throwing
the boy " the pavement aud hrruklug
his arm Rey Nuu Horn. testimony
showed that hc was driving south uu
Harvey street aud turned rust ou
First street violating Il clty ordinance
hy taking the nearest turn msu-ud VI
mglluy "A military mru hryuud fhr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-17
At the Theatres
THE OVERHOLSER

Little Emma Bunting and her play
ers ure now having the last rehearsals
Of "Rebeccn NJ Sunny Brook Farm,
II charming comedy drama that VIII
be given next week, beginning Sunday
afternoon The little star will inter
pret the role " "Rebeccu II part new
to her, but whose sunshiny character
will udupt Itself perfectly to her per
sonality Her exhibition ~ Jerry
will bee given tonight, Saturday mati
nee and night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-17
PRAIRIE:
ALSO TEXAS CO
Increase Of Assessment Valuation
on Two Big OIL Companies
Amounts 10 81, }66,OOO

TT POS motion " G..-.or X f..
~ Williams, the stat. nourd of
equalization late Thurda3 evening
raised the valuation of rlo rrmrlr Oh
md ems company Tor u,.,- m.ut FROM
E5,75ooOo 10 SG.Gl6,OOo ,r the year
1913
This action immediate followed %
rinse IN the valuation oI Hr Iru- OW
company upon motion .' Secretary NJ
state j t. Lyon from ~ 4IJDWo q,
/ 50 2jO.ODO
The equalization bonu rmr morning
continued lts work assessing omitted
prorrtlc- Several tuna .ur line cor
/ poratiuu- having fnllrd 'p make rr
ports on the operation uf their cars 600
. oklahoma, the trntntivc a--,-lurut of
$4,000 against each was mrdr porma
urut
The money derive from this
sourr snId the governor "wln ~
TAR toward the suppW ~ boys and
. girls sent 10 the feeble uldeI usutu
tiuu nj Enid have applications nj
most every day for admission to that
Institution and It Is % difficult mat
ter tp refuse them luIrr o. law EN-
Rr'cd Boy the lust Legislature, hnyr
the authority 10 send them 10 the Enid
hom" for the feebleml1drd We can
get the needed money Iu nu. way
State Treasurer " T. Alexander
asked how taxes collected BOO this mnu
urr would X. Distribute 10 the couu
ties 10 which the governor replied
Taxes secured from rh-r rprrpru
tious wifi be pro.rated nmuug the rum
ties of the state
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-17
THE EMPRESS

Saturday the Empress will present
u picture ~ rare thrill Intensity
"rhe Rajahs Sacrifice In It the
Bostock animals. ferocious aud mean
are used with startling effect Pool
sharks new comedy with u new
star, W. G. Fields u the Ziegfeld Fol.
lies, also will be given. rs will other
photoplays willing Bentley aud ~
ing will repeat their tremcndouYtsu
drville hit NJ the last two days
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-17
RESERVES DECISION

Mandamus suit brought hy the
Bankers Life Insurance company of
Lincoln Neb., To compel the oklahoma
state insurance commission 10 approve
certain policies. was argued ga District
Judge T. H. Oldflcld's court late last
evening Judge Oldhrld announced
that he would decide the matter Mon
day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-17

Wrntz both ~ Ponca CITY. brought the
invitation Ia the Oklahoma city
Shrine Thursday and were given as
surnnce ~ q banner attendance from
this city
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-17
Personal INVITATION


The Wichita snr.urr- with their
patrols and bnuO will. attend the hIr
ceremonial ut ruucu city Oct 20 uu %
special train Seven rmrhrs have
bpcu engaged Tulsa promises 90 uud
Nuskurrc about the umr white ulmu-t
u, many us the two combined win go
from india Temple. oklahoma city
tuph, for the hest patrol H to be-
given m which ul trmpIr, win uom
,arp james Q luuJhm md T. n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-17
BULGARS DIVIDED
Leaders Of All Parties Agree that Atti.
tude Of Government Is PerllOus-
VIII Issue Appeal to World

PARIS. Sept IA dispatch of the
Hukuu Agency from Bucharest says
the leaders Of all the opposition parties
In Bulgaria have decided to publish
an appeal 10 the country explaining
the international political situation as
affecting that nation The appeal will
be- made Oh the ground that under
present circumstances the attitude
taken by the government is perllous
The Bulgarian governments decision
10 make terms with Turkey has met
with considerable opposition
ATHENS. Greece, Sept. There
are indications that the relations be
tween Greece and Bulgaria ARE i'm.
proving In the most Influential cir.
cles the conviction IS said now 10 have
been reached that neutrality must be-
the only policy for Grece
BUCHAREST, Rumanla. Sept IL
THE allies know thnt I'm no case may
they count ou Bugarlu's help on the
Gallipou peninsula, says the semi.
official Independent Romanle In al
article dealing with the TurcO. Bulgn
rian agreement
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-17
PREPARI'." EXHIBIT

FellN West u. ..unore. IN charge
.ot the oklahoma exhibit tn be- shown
at the International Dry Farming con.
rress at Denver, was here Friday get
ting the exhibit ready for shipment
to Denver Tie says Il will be- the best
eAhlhlt ever sent out VI lhe .lNls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-17

Robert W. Chambers reports the
father Of the heroine AS smiling at
the latter through his glasses. Rather
difficult, but extremely interesting
feat. we should say
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-12
GIRL TO DANCE AMONG
POSIES AT NEWPORT
Midsummer Flower Show OF
Garden Societies VIII
Open To-day.

NEWPORT, Aug. 1.-THE midsummer
flower snow OF she Newport Horticultural
Society and the Newport Garden Club
will open afternoon on the
lot opposite MIR. and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt's summer home. Beaulieu'
Solo dancing among the flowers by MISS
Inga Sontum Is to be a feature.
Registered at the Casino to-day were
wadsworth II, Lewis OF New York. a
guest of George D.. Widener. Jr. George
II. George and T.. Il. Schley OF New
York Pay Director and Mrs. Charles
w, Littlefeld OF Kansas City Wendell T..
Blagden and Mrs. Samuel Carr Of Bos-
ton. guests OF Mrs. r. II. Weld; Miss
Augustus McCagg and Mr.. and Mrs. X.
v Mattison, Jr.. of Amber, guests or
Mr.. Mattison's parents at their summer
home, Bushy Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Astor were the
quests of honor at a Inner given this
evening by James J. Van Allen at Wake.
hurst. and Mrs. J. Fred Pierson was the
guest al a luncheon given by Mrs, Fred
erick w. Goodman At Gray Craig. Mrs.
l.. +. A. Clark was also a luncheon
hostess. and Mrs. George Peabody Wet
more was among the dinner hostesses.
Pierre Lorillard of Tuxedo Park mas
rented the William Murray estate on
Prices Mech.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-12

searched without finding a definite trace
OF the Jewel. Several limitations Of 1t
turn M In var.ous mysterious ways.
Policemen and Scotland Yard men scutry
across the stage. More rohheries hap
pen In the house. The guests find their
v~aluables missing mysteriou.ly, only TO
have them returned jUst ss mysteriously
as they were taken away.
1t finally auprars that Gdnloy, the
scotland Yard detective, is the real thief
and that More iUid. who il an exponent
and disciple Of public tv, had had more
or less OF = hand IN the AFFAIR by plac-
ing the imitation In the safe and hiding
the real Jewel. which nevertheless is
stolen from him. to his surprise and In
dignation.
In spite of the fact that search Ne
has A few laborlous dialogues not quite
germane TO the piece and that to under
stand some parts of the plot would taN
the ingenuity and intelligence of any
audience. the play was cordially received
by the audience.
The greater part of the fun centres
about Morelond. a role which was vel
taken by Fred Graham as the itascibl'
but genial gentleman host Of the manoi
house. MIR. Estahrook gave "A natura
purtrayal If the Yankee playwright II
search of things dramatic. and Montast
Love was excellent as the detective. a
the other parts were well taken.
Search Me" should prove interesting
Ia that sort of audience that cares 70
the crook style OF melodrama not un
mixed with an abundance Of humor y
the farce variety.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-12
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Mre. Stuart Duncan will give a dinner
Tonight at her villa, Bonniecrest. New
port, for Miss Margaret Andrews and
Morgan BelmoNt- who will be married In
Newport on Saturday.
Miss Clara Whittlesey. daughter OF
Mrs. Howard 8. Downs, will be married
this afternoon at the summer home OF
her mother In Sea Gate. l.. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Courtlandt Field Bishop,
who left LenoX "A few days ago on a
motor "trip through the White Mountains.
are visiting Mr., and Mrs. Eruesto q.
Fabbri in Bar Harbor.
Mrs. George +. Carr, who has been in
Saratoga Spring for IA fortnight. has re-
turned to the Plaza,
Mr.. and Mrs, V. Everit Macy are now
at their camp In the Adlrondacks and
| they will return to Chllmark. Scarboro
y, Y, about the middle OF next month.
Miss Jane Morgan, daughter OF Mr.
| and Mr~. j. Pierpont Morgan. Ia visiting
Mrs. Edward s. Knapp and Miss Mar,
garet Knapp in Bar Harbor.
Mrs. John II. Hanan will give a din
ner on August II at ~Shoreacres, her vills
In Narragansett Pier, for the Governor
OF Rhode Island, r, Livingston Reeck
man, and Mrs. Beeckman.
Mrs. Drexcl Dahlgren and the Misset
Ulrica and Madeleine DahlRren hav,
gone from Lenox to Watch Hill. II. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. wicklire Yulee. VIII,
are now In North East Harbor, Me-. vii
return to Tuxedo Park late next month
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-12
McMURTRY ESTATE LARGE.
More Than sa,OOO.OO Goes Largely
10 widow and Sons.

The will of George q. McMurtry,
steel ma ufaCturer who died on August
Z in Atlantic City, y, j., was filed yes
terday. II disposes OF an estate tstl-
mated at more thar s5,o0o.0 900, the bulk
of which Is left to the widow and the
sons.
Mrs. McMurtry's share !s 100000 out
right, one-cighth of the rcsiduary estate
and the income from n trust fund OF
$500. 900,
The Will directs that one-half the
residuary estate he divided into three
trust funds for the benefit of IN" sons,
George q, Jr. Edward l.. and Alden H.,
and on the death of each his share goes
10 his issue. The remaining half j. "a
be divided INTO four parts, n of when
! goes TO the widow outright, The SONS
George and Edward are to receive the
income on two parts until they are 40
when they will get the principal The
fourth part is to ho divided and hall
held for the son Alden. and on his dean
distributed to his issue. The other nal
II to be held in a similar manner for hi
wife.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-12
EIGHT WOMEN WIN AT
%NARRAGANSETT BRIDGE
Silver Cases Arc Prizes at
Party Given by Mrs.
w. A.. Fraser.

NARRAGANsp-T TIER, Aug ia
bridge was given at the Casino to-day
by Mrs. William \ Fraser of New
York in honor of he niece. Miss Dorothy
Manice. I'rizes at silver eases were
won by Miss BESSIE samuel, Mrs, Fran
els Robinson, Mrs. - g. Cameron, Miss
Anna Lou Grimes. Miss Wooiey. Mrs.
Samuel a. Valentine. Mrs. II Brevourt
Kane and Miss Minnie Merrill, Other
New Y. rkeis at the party were the
Misses Gertrude and Beatric. de cop
pet. Mrs. Philip Stevenson. Mrs. Caryl
K lbcris and Miss Bessie Muunikhuysen.
Nj. and Mrs. j. G.. Rundell OF Toledo
in spanish costume won the prize at the
Mathewson masquerade ball last eve
ming. The silver loving cup for the
best dancer was awarded To Mr.. and
Mrs, w. l.. BudNu tn of New York.
Miss Margaret Warhurton OF New
York entertained at the Casino at noon
to-day for "A party of i~hiladelphia
friends, including Miss katherine smith
Miss Clark. Philip and Emlen Randolph
and Arthur Cooley. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Harrison invited Mrs. Charles Snowden
Mrs. Victor Mather and George Lex
Thompson of New York to luncheon a,
the Casino. Other New York luncheon
parties at the Casino were given by &
: NJ. MEYERS, Mr.. and Mrs, G. \, Meyers
Mrs. "A. :. Dean and :. A., Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. IL, Lambert of New
York entertained at dinner at Saeamor'
! Cottage, later attending the hop AT tn
Casino. Her guests were Howard Baker
Mr.. and Mrs. ST. John Wood. Mr.. an'
Mrs. W. II. Coomhs, Or. and Mrs, a
Hopkins, Mrs. Howard Alexander, Mrs
George s.. McGrew, &. q. Hupfel and A
ID. Wetterer.
Miss Lisa Norris of Philadelphia. dan
cling with Jack Bowler Of New York
won the dancing cup at the Casino las
night,
Mrs. Frederick Hazard entertained "A
dinner for Dr. James u. Angel. presi
dent emeritus OF the University of Mlchi
gan. and Mrs. Richard Aldrich OF Ne'
York.