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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-07

q. Wf,rc q nan dies. %trithoui
lco Ing q vH cp4 ro children. dOos
Lis property 10 ~ fts trtfcs
a Ia your state illlinoisl. n tho
man Inns no kindred the estate viii
descend 10 the widow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-07

After a time a man becomes "a
bald mat he has to have his hair
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-07

Occasionally there il n mar who
shows manifest indications OF origi.
nality. Jim Rowley nevor says, The
same TO you"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-07

There u.s." n eminent writer has
observed, more than n way TO
Kill n cat" Buck Kilby. therefore,
suggests that all OF tho various
methods DO employed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-09-07
ne PEOPLES y I]
LEGAL N All
By Err. RANSO [WNNSR,


q. Is drunteHncss a cause for d.
cerCc in HiinOisf
a. In jGirois. h%nhitual drunken.
noys 20. tht spare Of t~wo'ycars Is a
cacsc Tor divorce.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09
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n SIT W n nnDu
r~ais.seA spsa V,sss ~.

caaVssse RED equipment, end he wiIl
c000sWse - the csaasetinG link Of TIE
Rsinhow route 10 the west eoost. Il 10
sstiMeAed thst Ne will be sbo0t % days
n buil1inG the 25 miles 10 TIE state line
saa tAe cost will be sbost ol2, 60. This
Gill - borne BY TIE Highway CSsnmis-
sisa. ssd the css1ty Of nontrose ssA
The eitiaees Of the PssoAox cosatry.
TIE latter ere very enthusiastic over
the new rosd end will assist materially
in the work by both cash and labor do
nati0as.
The cSssum nation Of this piece of
rosA building hes been dreamed Of for
yeess by the people of our county. and
eli the efforts Of our county oflicials
ha,e been directed toWord that cad.
With this - "a compl. ted the Rain
b w Mte will have the easiest end best
highway across Colorado the most
scenic. 1t will traverse the La Sal
mountains. cross the Grand river in San
Jsun county and take . northeasterly
couYse to Salt Lake, circumvensing the
Utah d. sert entirely. and gong through
. very rich Agricultural C untry. Utah
is no. eng aged in bu'iding their end Of
the inc.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09
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0aotpsse Press:

0GotFooe rFeoe:
Coa. L. Lesis Of North Platte, No,
vAs 10 sMvas1sd IN . seacA Ress Cu4ai-
-, bssuGAt Mss Clers Aee6oOs u
Cuanisoa 10 this city Monday end pee-
cssasa 70 the ceSnty clerks oAcs enl
eot . msfriaGe license. II wes sAeis
Assire to get someone 10 marry t1eA
wko weelA keep TIE natter secrst anl
they decided thst Justice ". n. Frsak-
lin wss the right party md hssAay
evening sbost dark wended their vay
TO The Trsnklin residence end tosi slo
jsAee eli sbost what they intended -
% snl kow they were going TO feul
their friends. Their wishes were eoan-
piled With end the couple departed never
suspecting that snyone in the wsei1
would know snythinG about their mae-
riage until they gave it out themselves.
but when The judge was confroate1
with the details Of the marriage hcenss
and the time and place of their marriaHo
he reluctsntly scceded to eek n0wbsAe-
ing that h he'd something to do with Il.
H.. and Mrs. Lewis left MontrOss
Tuesday afternoon for Gunnison and in
tend residing on . ranch near that city.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

John A. Lehrrittes returned the first
~ the first Of the week from Irwin. and
reports unbroken fields Of SNOW. where
usselly On the Fourth. picnic parties
ere held. This shows that the season
IL very backward. There is sbsolutel,
no snow left in the timber. but along
side in the slides and above timberline
there is sll sorts of late irrigation
Woter to come down.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

TAe new pipe oresn for the Methodist
church arrived yesterday. Structural
eAenees in the church. including cement
piers underneath the floor ere being
plsced and the oresa will be set Up first
sf sAe week. Towsed the end of the
vsek srraneem~nts ere being made to
koad . pipe organ recital for the benefit
of the organ fund.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09
Oesries Okeries Oesrjes

Our cherries are fine this year. Send
your orders direct to the Cherry Ave.
Orchards. We pack the cherries in
boxes holding four gallons. Price f.
morency) $1-00 per box. Sub-acid
cAerfies (DskesD 81 Spef box. Sweet
chefries % cents pr gallon q ol.0o
per box. Ifyo1 ordef By parcel pss4
ed 25 cents per box for postage
H-H j. A. Rovaart fsosia. Colo.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

Neerly tlS0 hss bsea raised 10 seeo@-
pense The bee1 boys in ss1e tsGree fss
ne excellent mssic hey Aispsnse On
estsrasy evening" rke bend went TO
Ovsay twenty stpsaG under direction
ef Prof. Dsmsaa, saA MeAe . ioe ap-
psesance. oil Of which IVES On excellent
boost for the town and the Nermsl
school
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

rAsse wsse y Gsesss ct - oQssts-
nsa's hs>sl o. ~ FeursA, - ssae
Afty q . dsaee held Ssausaay svsaiag,
says J. J. Csrvsater. vAs wss b. fvsm
Csbella Wednesday. Twe sses l.ads
IN Tuesday from ssdslis, No., 18th
lasge aacAiRss, loeAsd with teustsAs,
vhe expset 10 step st TIE hotel fss ulsee
wssks, srviving the latter psst Il the
wosk.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

0sh 81 sslc~,Q0erknAslvA vA.ua
~ p~ 6sst n..a'.. q.
SIZE ~ 0lssA r - 6sl
~ 0aA - els0 - 6a elnp
rsn 1 - - ~ o&y.-c
& hgn. No
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

IT, bsll O.as ~ Osssy nssAnv cd
fsssAnv - ~ exh;hit say ssoastable
synpssas II cheapisnship 1esn. nsks
sAss bsss Gsaaissa sAe Rsst ~. 17ss 2
- Oss1v vsa ~ sext ti@s, Is - II
Absut ~ saly thiRG Gusaisss - Uss
ne fest vece, wAeseia hstsss ~ sUsy
fss0 ~ bsscA in tn end fsus. Afshs
sseaoiD.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

Light sB1 vstes service fer the Ii
Veaa which used TO Be o7S saA wes tAsa
ss1uced TO - . Mseth, wss rsdscs1
~ 90 an Jsnsssy first ssA the town
esSncil hos just agreed 10 csntisse the
ooune rote.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

DR.. ssd Nm. LsSis Weiss mssessd
from vslces ysstesasy TO aset Gsasae
Irwin ssd fsaily Of Ceseeil Dss4s.
lowe. 0s. lrvis 10 . bsothes ef nrs.
Weiss saA comes 70 spsed The summer
at Vulcoa
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

ssl,da nsil: nsHA Sssn< II Gs.ai-
son is . gussf q ~ - v. SAsaye
home since sunday ~ expssss - -
turn to Guanison taoGssuU UveA vusus
Mager IN his car.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

Cement sidewalks. cement steps, GEM
ent curbings, cutters, cellars and GEM
ent buildings. Will be glad to talk over
anything new you have in mind. Nv
work is guaranteed. L. L. Wilbur,
Gunpison "a
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

1s1a .. WeAs.e ~ Jsass .. Nsvins
Osss sses visiesss fvua aa0uasAs ~
9stus1ay. n lsttsr hes his fsaily
hsse. With ~ yssaG lsdiss sssse6iaG
su3mss nosmsl. We ere esstinG msay
vssitoss froM saesacAe sAsse days.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

The Nornsl scAeol is plsRning 10 pre-
sent The Jspssese Girl" twe siGkts.
Wednesday ~ Thsrsday. the 2lst ~
22nd q JslV. q ~ Nesnsl cAapel.
The Che Club will sesist With . csaesst
on - evsaiaGs, kssiAss tAe sAart
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

Mrs. kste AscA vesus~sd TUESDAY
from too weeks wisA hss dssGhsss.
Mrs. U. l.. uisst st ousAy. rhst
grand d-d~uehter vho vecessly ssrivsd st
Ouray, wos els0 aa sttretctioa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

Commisssoess Gillaap<y has men II
work On sAs Alaoae rod sAis Ussk
This is oae n ~ aest fvsqssssly usssl
roads IN the cossty sa1 hes hssa ns~d-
ing repssrs fr ss0e siae.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

a SssrsA u Su,y girl vAs wsiOAs'
just seven end hsif pound. upaa sr
sissl. u ~ young lsAy wAs sepssss,
SsaAny nes~iaG u The hone ef 11s -,
Nm. L. ". Archsr in Guaaissa. A.
asiaG very nicsly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

RO0MS-for Transients or Rooms snd
Board by the week or month. See
Mrs. Mary Lindsey over Caneday's .
Drug Store. 2A-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

ID. l.. Grey = " easrOs Il buisdiaG
operstIoas "a III s<U sssissoce UhicA
the Endn~r Ls~Ass cs@paay - sssct-
ing for Larry Sssas.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

fAe ssesst sesihs - sulVhids - N
~ victer nias q WAses ~ . -
~ hsssss ssssy nv. 90 ~ ~ shnk
sAey Asse shipp>r siUAt ssS. 0Uasrs
- Easl Fstsssa, Wsk nsstss - ~
Ranilasa estsse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

Mrs. ". J. Asdsews sad step-aaSGA-
ter have esoe 70 AusssA, jSst ssssiaR II
Denver. whsse Mr. AsAusws - ssaaosd
IN assembling ths aew aitcAes isvesesd
BY himself cad Jn nci hssws1t.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09
Yer Vscaeisa Oays

Will be incomplete without a camera.
We sell ANSCO, the amateur camera
of professional quality. and tell you
how to make your vacation pictures q
success. We sell Ansco Films, Photo
Supplies and everything in a picture
line you need to take with you on the
trip. Have us develop and print your
vacation pictures. The Large Studio,
Gunnison q
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

Toeey WsssliaG hes hsea dOwa fvoa
the Carter mine mast Of ths week visit.
ing his fsmily which y lscesed in tka
Cooper bsildiaG - nsia sAsset. mr.
WstzlinG 10 . Issses sa the Corsss mine.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

br- cad Nm. uvsa - slsuag Z
visit fro@ sAsw dssDhAs. ~. c. c,
ssmmons o: I.esdx1k.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

WATCH AND JEWELRY Repair SAsp
moved to north Main Street. Oref
thirty years practical experience.
Save money by seeing me about your
repair work. c. II. Burgess, Gunni-
son. 19-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

Mrs. ;. T. Lssd q DusSur = c.
son sssstsr. So ssssssd Susdny 90
maE remain s~sSpul v~uka
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

" =. Ssmoaas - VsssAassd -
residence ef ksssy m..-s - - eesess
of south Wiscoassa ssssst 80 Gunassas
aVanue.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

Ssas~us ssahs - - - -
shs nee sss't-ss = 49, saus6 =
Man ssrss<
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

tSeu<Us hsuun - . - 49, =
sa''aa IssssanU - - - Z
physsssoa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

FRESH FRUIT For eating and the
picnie party. We have sweet chez
rsse spoco<s. rasplerries. lemons.
eronGea. bononaa, ell kinds of fresh
frUits snd vegetables The Frsit
SAsp. -
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

hsr0aw.y. 0sse9e D0h9 isse .
e1e hssse WsaDesA.y Of this week
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

~ Cnsnnuai o. efCmmnoes
whs hsss - ssusisg ~ wsse Vnasc
sAsssoh Gunsisss nseAav snsuuns for
Ssa Fusnsasss. EsUinss Sasn1sD 80
6ssosa nssssl hsssuaa ~ ailai1nsis~
spssiaj 1sun saai1A.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

Asessr end Jay oiassr sseususd Ss'
usaAy fson CsDey. ksn~a~. uAss -
have syssns sSase w~sks wveA shsH IS
,sr. Nm. I.illi.a Cssaiaghsa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

L. .. 0ssiss 10 ~ new mosAaaie st
st ~ Eastaaa's sassGs. ~ sssived
ostusaay fssa DssaAgs, saA vin hsing
~ Ssniay h few Aavs. Ne - bad
Afessa ysess n 0ashi.s sAsps - O.r.
- vOA - suoss highay ssssaasad-
- - 0unnissa. NJ y Asa hssisssr
II - fsesse = ~ naisbow psute auto
ssa1 shsssUA hsss, - Asslasss ths4
thsss vill ssse - . Gpsst Asal Of travsl
fPsa ~ DusoA9e sseeiaa tAis gay.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

0ss.r ui>6sss = puasag ne -
csse ssd guss~r u fssns = - k~~s
Chanp,ou bussdsng.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

nr. spd nars. 3. a Uiisns - y
Wednesday fr0m SsisdH ~ wu11sD -
aaErssa< Il Wssssr Wissss - -
Mabel Uslker.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09
IN q 3 -

o. Msus - - 49, - -
~ - easAs ssR enDu9A - saaG
o-s - e -
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

We'd rsosivsd BY 0ss .. J. MlIss
frsa ~ friseA. Nh. Wilssa at La
Aaosess. hsiags the - nsws that Mrs.
Wilssa's hsssAss. EssaA Smith, ives
kels1 n - sarsAQsake which visited
- Saessial volley il Jsae. He wss
hssis1 - Suas =. vv1aA Smith speaa
- ksvAssd AnVs n Cssnissa, lster -
iag - CsipVas CFssk - sksWce to Csli-
ea~ia- - - killsd whils plsying TIE
vts1iA, - iaseruosa4 ke Ievsd SO wen,
- paaVsl - bsesaifslly.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

WANfCO-fe Do painting and pspes
honlsnG. Fifteen years experience.
e0d guarsntee ell my work F 2.
C0fef. phGae 55W. 2s-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

40 fRcsPAsslNC" sis~s at Nevs-
CAaaQisa sllse.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

WANTED-Upholsterine and furniture
repairing work. First class sni
guaranteed. Leave orders 1t new
stsre on Main St. r. ID. Maine. l-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

POe 9ALC-A Z sooa hosse and lots
ssaf Nssaal schsol. Rartly furnisA-
IN X. c. Tapscott.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

Oussss OvU0 - anss q nsvsa aso
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

WAHfCO-ReacA hend, by month o
-. oUst - selieble. Inquire q
Now CAasnpisa once. 2s-lt
Putnam patriot., 1915-12-03

Mrs. John Brennan has returned from visit in Rockville.
 Harry 5t. Onge aud family of wor- eester visited relatives here.
 Miss Katherine Byrne has returned 10 the Peoples Store as cashier.
 Mrs. Ella l. Joslin spent Thanks giving with her sister in Hartford.
 -S. Earl Carpenter WIS Thanks giving guest Of his mother on Center street.
 -Dr. Omer LaRue is to be moderator aI the biennial city election next Mon day.
 -GyHI Remillard visited his son, who Is with relaiives,in Worcester, on Thanksgiving day
 -Df NJ. Roy shape Of Uxbddge, spent the holiday with bis parents, Dr. Sharpe and wife, Church street.
 Byron Chandler and wife Of Wor- cester have been guests of local fela- lives.
 The derailment Of a freight train at DAyyille, Wednesday evening, de layed traffic for some time.
 Earl II. Tourtellotte has ientered the machine shop of lhe Manhasset manufacturing company.
 Eugene Proulx and wife of Paw tucket spent Thanksgiving with MT. and Mrs JohnCarroll of Church street.
 Mi. and Mrs. Maurice Bibeault of, Pawtucket have been the guest of resatives in tho city.
 -Isaac Champeau and son Edgar spent Thanksgiving with his sister, Sister Loretta, al the convent at Will limantic.
 Miss Loda Jodoin and Miss Bes- tfice Tetreault have been added to the force of clerks at the Peoples Store during the holidays, and Miss Gladys Farmer is assisting during the eYen- ings.
 Miss Elizabeth Bennett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank N Bennett, eel ebrated her fourth birthday Tuesday by entertaining party of little folks. The afternoon was happily spent with music, games and refreshments.
 The annual Lodge of Sorrow, 4 me- mortal service for deceased members Of Putnam Lodge of Elks, will be held in the lodge room Sunday afternoon. ". J Mulligan Of ThompsonYille will be the enIogist and there will be music by Fay's orchestra of Providence.
Putnam patriot., 1915-12-03
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 PERTINENT TO PUTNAM
PEOPLE
:.

Raymond Wheaton spent the holi day in f,eomins'er, Mass.
 Charles T. Tbayer wss in Hartford Wednesday.
 -Fayette L. Wright Of Pomffet is at his winter home n Clearwater, Fla.
 -Mrs. Hans Downing has returned from visit of three months ~ith rel atiyes in Westerly, R. l
 Mrs Julia NeGatIu, Elm street, has been entertaining Mrs. Abraham Nickens Of Marypoint, Va.
 MT and Ms C. M Duraud re- gently entertained Rev. Eugene Vim. cent and his mother Of Lowell, Mass.
 Mrs David Robertson, who has been spending the summer in the Saw- ger distIiel, has gone to Virginia for the winter.
 A staging has been erected for the repair of lhe steel stack that wos partly blown over at DAdy's silk milk in the storm Of few days ago.
 Merrill p. Paine, principal of a grammar school In Stratford, spent the holiday with his mother on Center street.
 Our sister town to the south, Dan ielson, became more metropolitan Wednesday by the going into service of regular police force.
 -Manager Bowen of the Empire theatre spent the holiday at his home in Bennington, VI. While there he saw Henry Nj. Morse, who was putting on his act at a local theatre.
 Miss Minnie Cannon iof the Bay path Institute for Teachers, Boston, spent the holiday recess with her par. ents, Thomas Cannon and wife, Livery street
 Stephen Smith, a local school boy, shot T buck weighing Z7s pounds His falhaf, Ffaak smith, also got doe. The animals were taken in the eastern part of the town.
 Mrs. Lewis HayV ard, who was struck by a train at Meehanicsgille I few weeks, k improving at the Day Kimball hospital, where she has been q patient since the day Of the aeeid' nt Rev. and Mrs. Harvey Lawson of Union were here Saturday, visiting with Mrs. W J Bartlett and arrang. ing for suffrage meeting at Westford at which il is expected that Rev. A. +. Withee of Moosup, formerly of Putnam, will speak.
 Advertised letters for week of No. vember 30:
 GENTLEMEN
 Millie DuVairs, John HaVens, Theo- dore Liberty, Tllko, Lzmedoi, Dr. Philip W. Place, Joy. Remancheu, Howard Wilcox.
 LADIES
 Miss Dorothy Kelly, Miss Pearl Perry, Miss Maud F. Wilbur.
Putnam patriot., 1915-12-03

Mrs. Walter Gahan has returned from visit with her mother in Win sted
 -Charles Hall Of New Haven has been recent guest Of R. Naples and family, Grand. View.
 -CharIes Sabin is able to be on duty again at lhe railroad station after his recent attack Of illness.
 Mrs. Peter Dolsn Of Chapman street hes returned from an extended visit 10 her daughter, at Portland
 MT and Mrs John T. Stiles Of Erst Providence, were weekend guests of dr. and Mrs. David E Ciafk.
 Mrs. E r. Perry has returned from { Washington where she has been for the past two weeks during the illness and death Of her mother.
 Miss Gertrude Hall was called to Milford, \. H., Thursday by the death Of her faiher, which occurred Wednes day evening
 MT and Mrs Frederick W Sew ard have returned from Guilford where they spent Thanksgiving and the weekend with his sister.
 Theatre parties made up of Pom fret school students and their holiday guests were in tine city Thanksgiving afternoon.
 Teddy Cassent former manager of the. Putnam base ball team, is con- sideting putting on vaudeville act on one of the big circuits.
 Ut IS stated that two Putnam young men were arrested in Danielson Thanksgiving night but succeeded in breaking away from the officers while on the way 10 the police station.
 -Dr. S. E. Overlook Of Pomfret re. gently underwent an operation at a Boston hospital. His condition is re-. garded as some what serious but he is getting along as well as could be ex- pecled.
 -Gonrad Lapalme, Paul Aiandler, Hector Lucier from the Assumption college, Worcester, returned lo school Monday after having spent the holi. day and weekend at their homes here.
 The White Front Market opened today on Battey street in the store of Regis Bouthiilette. The market will carry line of high grade meats and provisions at low cash prices.
 MT and Mrs George Perry recent iy entertained a number of little folk in honor of their sons third birthday. The table was prettily decorated. There was n birthday cake with .candles, ice cream and flowers, all pink, the favor ite color of the little host.
 There was good sized gathering at the smoke talk of the Putnam Re publican sClub last Friday evening Hon. Frank Healy, speaker of the house during the last session of the general assembly was the ehiefspeaker and wss enthusiastically received. The addresses were all pertinent 10 the party's success and local conditions were touched upon.
Putnam patriot., 1915-12-03
AUCTION Real Estate of Peter St. George, deceased tuesday. Dec. !. 1918

al 10 .00 o'clock A. M, at the corner of Battey and Van den Noogt Sts., will be sold al the h gheest bids over the prices set against each property, as follows;
 Nos Fl and 75 Van den Noor1 St., $l o0000 Nos. 3g and 45 Rattey St., 2.40000 No. 74 smith St., all of Putnam, Conn POGO % Taxes on the list of 1915 Fnd any pending assessments to be assumed by purchasers Of each property Part of the purchase price can remain O. mortgage; and i per cent. Of each successful bid must b q posted at time of sale.
 GEORGE r. HOEBR00K, Aueuoneer.
Putnam patriot., 1915-12-03

nssfRiCT of Putnam ss. Probate Court If Nay 2lth, A. D.. ialb
 Estafc ofAmts8 Mason. late ot New York ssfV. oNniHe | state ia CoaHeeticut la said dis. teset 1tee4sad.
 E7fon The application of Thomas F. keogh fsfssiag that aa eXenplihtd copy Of the last Nitl and testssaeat ai said Amasa Mason, deceased. teethts Wifa al pSpsfs relating To ihe pr0pa iug fiseregf, may he approved allowed and admitted ~ pfan4se ss pr application oa file more fuliY &NEgAre fs as
 fls5rrps-- Ihai said application be heard sas .ketezsaGa4s Af sae Probate ofhce in Pateaa, 1s =4ts 4s-tftef on The s,h day Of Dee, A. D, sa &a 1a asetfex se the tofRaoaa and that notice 2 resn ss sAe peadency of said application aE at sa4 4Hd place of hearing thefecn, by sziAx S 1sp5 of thss order once tn A news s4sxw axe4Ng a circulation in said disirlet 4ss ag pess41g copy thereof % the pubic efssssssr. sass xg seH3iex like copY 70 John J. a.ssssss N.sse aers G. 4f least days befure as.sss sssnss AT h~rrva~
 rwrs1Ae1 fraEn Record N ED&AkD ss. Wkltsdf, Judge
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-23
The Day in Detail.

Syracuse, N Y, April 23.-More dark
and secret pages from New York $
political history were brought to light
today in the $4,000 libel suit of Viii
liam Barnes, Jr, against Colonel Theo.
dore Roosevelt, The disclosures came
from files of Roosevelt's letters to
Barnes while the colonel was governor
of New York, These documents were
brought into court on a subpoena from
the plaintiff.
Roosevelt Is explanation Of how he
worked with the machine but was never
its supine creature, left doubts in many
minds as to the view the jury would
take ON that question.
William lyins, attorney for Barnes,
hoped to conclude Roosevelt IS cross.eX-
animation today or Monday. The trial
probably will las. all next week.
Roosevelt was led into discussion Of
'invislblc government" through Boss
rule and the acceptance of campaign
contributions from corporations during
the morning session. He said he had dis.
ensSod this subject with Francis j.
ueney, famous graft prosecutor Of Cali
fornio, and later sent special message
to congress urging u law for the publ.
cation of campaign contributions
The colonel was also questioned re.
gordmg his autobiography published in
1913, As the Quilling concerning this
progressed, Roosevelt interiectcd;
i" particularly did not wish to make
q wonton and malicious attack upon
Barnes. avoided unnecessary attack,
against him.