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The Holbrook news., 1915-04-16

w. D. Bradley, the enterpris- ing lumber dealer, IS arranging to build one or more cottages on lots he owns south of hls lumber yard. These houses will be ot modern construction and will be offered for sale or rent. This is commendable undertaking by MT. Bradley and no doubt will prove a profitable one. There is a great demand for houses to rent in Holbrook and the men who supply this demand will benefit the town as well as them selves.
 While in Winslow last Friday Sheriff Newman destroyed ten gallons of liquor which was found Tn the possession of George Collins, the negro arrested in Winslow April 2, and bound oyer to the Superior court. Collins was sentenced by Judge Sapp Tuesday morning to pay a fine of $50 and serve a sentence of 30 days Tn the county jail. He had no money to pay his fine and hence may be compelled to remain in jail longer unless the court remits the fine.
 Adolf Schuster is here from Los Angeles, having arrived yesterday. He was accompan- jed oyer from Holbrook by Dick" Schuster. It is under stood that they are here to let the contract for the building of the Schuster department store, and work will be commenced on the same in a short time. St. Johns Herald.
 New Goods arrive daily at Wetzler's.
The Holbrook news., 1915-04-16
Contract for Church Let

The contract for the construc- ton of the new L. D. s. church in Holbrook was awarded last Saturday to Albert Copeland, of Mesa. MT. Copeland's bld was $5, 800. which covers only the building. The church building win be constructed of Gallup brick, and when completed will be a handsome structure. The contractor is expected to arrive in Holbrook in a few days and will at once begin work on the building.
The Holbrook news., 1915-04-16
Quarantine Regulations Amended

Quarantine Regulations Amended
 The Arizona live stock quaran- tine law has been recently amen ded so as to permit the shipment of stock from Colorado, New Mexico and Texas Shipments of grain from California will also be permitted when accompanled by certificate from the, state veterinarian. Shipments will probably be allowed, nnder the new regulations. to pass freely into and across the four states. California, Washington. Oregon, Nevada. Wyoming and Idaho having already entered into an agreement for the movement of live stock.
The Holbrook news., 1915-04-16
LeopoId-Sounders Nuptiols

Friends here have received the announcement of the marriage of Miss Paulvne Saunders of Pinto and MT. Ed. Leopold of Holbrook which took place in Keams Canyon on Easter Sun day.
 Miss Saunders is a very charrn- ing and popular young lady who is we'll known in Holbrook, hav- ing taught school several months last term. MT. Leopold is one of Holbrook s most promising young men; he is connected with the Northern Arizona Paint Go. of this city,
 Mir. and Mrs. Leopold will re- main in Keams Canyon where MT. Leopold is employed until the first ot July when they will return to Holbrook where they will make there future home.
The Holbrook news., 1915-04-16
False Rumor Circulated

A rumor became current on the streets of Holbrook this week to the effect that the negro gam blers who were arrested by Sheriff R. L. Newman and de- puties last week in Winslow re- sisted arrest, and took the sheriff's gun and handcuffs away from him. Sheriff Newman re- quests the News to state that this rumor is absolutely false in every particular. Furthermore the sheriff states that if the peo- pie responsible for the rumor will start something and attempt to do what they report the negro gamblers did. they will find out for themselves that disarming sheriff requires more nerve than they ever had.
The Holbrook news., 1915-04-16
Superior Court Session

A special session of the Su- perior court of Navajo county was convened in the court room in HoIbrook Thursday morning at 10 o'clock.
 The suit of the Union Bank and Trust company of Ell Paso against E. A. Sawyer was placed on trial before a special jury. Attorney Thorwald Larson re- presented the plaintiff and At torney Reese M. Ling of Phoe- nix represented the defendant. The trial consumed the greater part of the day, a verdict for the defendant being reached by the jury late in the evening.
 This morning the case of Peter w. Rouse versus the Racket Store of Winslow went to trial. Attorney Larson is representing the plaintiff and Attorney Reese the defendant. As the News goes to press the trial of the case is in progress before a jury.
The Holbrook news., 1915-04-16
COUNTY AND TOWN NEWS Some of The Events That Have Transpired in
 This Vicinity
 Recently
Peace Officers Vigilont

The sheriff's office of Navajo county. under the efficient direc- tion of Sheriff R. L. Newman, is becoming a terror to law-break- CTS of all kinds, especially to gamblers and bootleggers. Hard ly a week passes but that the sheriff or some of his deputies captures some person accused of crime. And in nearly all cases conviction and sentence follow. It is the evident intention of Sheriff Newman to make the way of the transgressor in Maya jo county a hard one, and in this respect he has the cordial support of all lawabiding citi- zens.
 An evidence of Sheriff New mans vigilance occurred Thurs day night of last week. The sheriff had been advised that gambling was conducted in negro club room in Winslow. and he went to that town to investigate. Securing the assis tance of Deputies Clawson and Gardner, he spent about two hours in watching the house un- der suspicion. When convinced that a game was in progress the sheriff and his deputies forced an entrance into the building and arrested four negroes who were playing poker.
 The negroes were arraigned before Justice A. H. Hansen Friday and pleaded not guilty. Saturday morning their pleas were changed to that of guilty and the negroes were each sen fenced to pay fine of $100.00; upon payment of $50 in each case. the balance was suspended during future good behavior.
The Holbrook news., 1915-04-16
Protect Your Widow

while she is still your wife by taking out an insurance policy with the New York Life h. surance Company. w. B. WooDs.
 local agent. 4 16tf
The Holbrook news., 1915-04-16
FugitiUe From Gallup Arrested

Last Sunday morning Under sheriff w. G. Clemens arrested Neal Burns. a passenger on westbound train No. 1, due in Holbrook at 6:10 a. m. The ar rest was made upon the tele- graphic request of City Marshal H. J. Dugan, of Gallup. Burns was placed in jail in Holbrook until the arrival of the Gallup marshal in the evening when he was returned to Gallup. The charge againt Burns is not known at the sheriff's office here. The man was formerly a bartender in Gallup.
The Holbrook news., 1915-04-16
The Friday Club met with Mrs. w. R. Scorse last week,


 Less Dry of Winslow is here on legal business this week.
 Attorney c. H. Jordan spent Saturday in Winslow on legal business.
 Fancy Preserves and Jellies in Glass at reasonable prices at Wetzler's.
 Max Henderson is spending a few days in Winslow visiting his parents.
 Fred Moss of Winslow was here on business Wednesday and Thursday.
 Julius Wetzler left here We'd nesday morning to visit his family In Los Angeles. Gus Hubbard, of Winslow, was business visitor to Hol- brook last Saturday.
 Fine line of Cookies and fresh baked Crackers. at Wetz- ler's.
 Attorney A. Y. Moore of Wlnslow was a business visitor to Holbrook Tuesday.
 
 Jack Lowe and MT. Shields. Insurance agents, returned last Thursday from trip in Apache county.
 Lafe Barber and family have moved to town from the Long H ranch and are now occupying their home here.
 B. First. the well known mer- chants. made business trip to Albuquerque last Saturday morn ing returning Monday morning.
 "A complete line of Salt Fish in Bulk at Wetzler's
 Bob Barrett. who has been Visiting friends and relatives Tn Texas, is back in Holbrook again i after an absence of several months.
 Tom Campbell and c. R. Howe, state tax commissioners. passed | through Holbrook last Monday. | enroute to Phoenix from trip ! to St. Johns.
 H. H. Scorse returned from Phoenix last Friday, where he has been for some time superint- ending the shearing and shipping of wool upon his large ranch.
 J. w. Lockhart arrived in Hol- brook Wednesday morning with a car load of registered Hereford bulls for the J. H. Haley ranch. The stock was purchased in Den yer.
 The Holbrook Ice company re- ceived a car load of sawdust for its ice house this week. A car of ice will be received Saturday and deliveries will probably start early next week.
 County Treasurer Richards spent part of this week on his ranch south of Holbrook. Dur ing his absence from office Coun- ty Superintendent Peterson has of the treasurer's office, in addition to his own.
 L. J. Canon and G. w. Arnold, of Flagstaff, representatives of Babbitt Bros., were III Holbrook last Saturday looking over the business situation. Their firm may open a branch house here in the near future.
 Among the visitors to Hol- brook registered at Hotel HoI- brook this week were: Burr and B. w. P. Greig, F. c. Hathorn, Keams Canyon, Herbert Day, St. Johns, Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Miers. Ft. Apache.
 w. H. Chamberlain. the ener- getic manager of the L. B. Put ney company in Holbrook, re- turned Wednesday evening from
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The Holbrook news., 1915-04-16


 been in Holbrook for the past week contracting for wool from local dealers and ranchman. He was accompanied by A. R. Elan ders, who represents Brown & Adams, we'll known wool dealers of Boston, MT. Vandevarth has been coming to Holbrook for nearly a quarter of a century and is well and favorably known to many of the older residents, es- pecialy to those who deal in wool.
 B. N. Cunning has opened a bakery in Holbrook and is now ready to furnish fresh bread, pies and cakes to all customers. The bakery is located on the south side of the river; MT. Allen, a professional baker of Los Angeles, has been secured, and goods are baked every day. Deliveries to all parts of town are made.
 MT. B. R. Robirtson, section foreman at Aztec six miles east of Holbrook, and Miss Bertie Hopkins. of WinsIow, were unit ed in marriage last Saturday morning by Judge Sapp. The ceremony was performed in the county recorders office. Miss Moss and Miss Hey acting as witnesses.
 Don't laugh at the country newspaper as a rule; they are doing the best they can with the material they have to work with and the support they get. Every one can't have all they want to do with nor can they do all they want to do or hope to do all at once,.-Exchange.
 A. J. Schutz, cashier of the Unlon Bank and Trust company of El Paso, and Harris Walthall, an attorney of that city, were witnesses in the Superior court Thursday in the trial of the suit against E. A. Sawyer.
 c. E. Perkins. county engin- neer, is now driving a new ma chine, a Metz runabout. MT. Perkins has two other automo- piles but thinks more of his last purchase than any of the others.
 Charles Thomas. the we'll known cattleman, has moved to his ranch southeast of town. His residence in Holbrook is now oc- cupied by the families of Chas. H. Noyer and Wm. D. King.
 R. J. Armijo and wife of St. Johns passed through here Mon day morning enroute home after a very pleasant visit of several weeks with friends and relatives in Albuquerque. N. M.
 
 Inspect the Brass Beds and Mattresses at Wetzler's.
 Miss Fay Hey and Dr. l.. von M. Zesch, of Winslow, were the guests of Misses Kate Hey and Dee M. Moss in Holbrook We'd l nesday night and Thursday.
 A special meeting of the local Masonic lodge was held last Tues lay night for the purpose of con- ferring the Fellowcraft degree lpon J. c. Paulsell.
 School examinations in the eight grade will be held in the districts tomorrow. In Holbrook the examinations will De held May 12.
 Miss Bernardine Creswell ac- her father, R. c. Creswell, chairman of the board ,f supervisors, to Holbrook Thursday.
 MT. and Mrs. Emmett Wallace who have been visiting here for everal days returned to their nome in Adamana Wednesday.
 Buy fresh bread. pies and :akes of the Holbrook bakery.
The Holbrook news., 1915-04-16


 NelU Lumber Company in Town
 The Carbon City Lumber Com pany of Gallup, N. M., will open for business in Holbrook in a few days. A site on front street west of the new Wetzler block has been leased from the Mer- chants & Stockgrowers bank and suitable buildings for office and yards will be erected by the lum Der company. A blaming mill will also be put in and general con- tracing and building business will be done.
 The new lumber company is well and favorablv known Tn Gallup, where it has done busi- ness for years. and will no doubt build up a good business in Hol- brook. Martin Causins will be manager of the Holbrook busi- ness.
The Holbrook news., 1915-04-16

For your Stomach's sake try Wetzler's Groceries.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

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pieler Sertu9ung tmelpobncnoen IbHdt Die Sanbz lno Seenadt Der Hepublh
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bier ans Shladtihtffn Wuntion 8u8cfibrt miro, uno blGbt Die NeutraIudt
gepabrt, tucnn man bon bier ans bi<e t nnd Gnslnup oer nnberen 2dnbcrr
8nfcu pcrfidt, pelfc Damn BON Den fcnbidcn S1nberu ous an Nrmee umt
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SdffG cbcnfnQ5 pcriorqt peroen f0nucn, fuh umb luHg MISREPRESENTATION
herOcn fam? Wian poQte Den SrWbe uO Seui6@ Amerianern ben %nt
ans ben Se9eln nebncn, nbcr 6nsanb nibt webc tbun. lub 10 betam Dos
ancrifanidt Slt bRie @elebesnrBge6urt:-(G. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Gin nattamales HrosutM'
Wefst.

Gin 9eIes, tueIdes NIT Der
Y9ope" s8epobnbeit nufranmen mill,
III ~perfloiiene 8ode in ben Sereiniss
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iolte unbeoinst itrensiiens dilsseiiibrt
iperben. 8ir baben bierSulanoe
sssenpdrti9 100000 Yerionen,
tpcl9e gflapen iener idredlid tpirfens
Dem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iiub. Ran bes
osnte: 5tpei Wi1ionsn Meniden, ,. b.
cine Eerion aus IL iiinfais inierer
8ebolisrmns, % efienbs"ll!
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ipie; ~Npotbefer. Ger3te. Staatsbeamte,
Yoliacileute NIB ale Sene. benen &c
nm Die Scbuns Der @enihbeit 81
tbun lit. ibr 8cites periuden, B. b
ebrlid cooperieren perbem. nm bas
betrefienbc @eies aisiufiibreu. eiiritc
elm sutss 2eiuItat nidt anisbleibsu
9as 8sIst ipirb iih als Elm sntes
~eriusiien pber ben @es fiir sin bsksrea
babnen.--lg. 3D.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
llmTerr RedBte int Aries.

Sacu6 @orl6 Sturman, Sraiioent
Der Cornell sllniperiitdr, iii Elm Mmes
ritaner. Sciien @eitnnunsstii6tisfeit
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'piel ipie beianut bat Ell teinen sropfen
beutiden Blutss in isiusn Gbern. lin
10 ipertbbousr iinb bic erfldrunsen.
Die er iiber bas Sbema: Der ariee
unb ole ameritaniihen 8ehte" maht.
Or fiibrt ans, eS lei friiber | nj NJ I
trubitipncQc Tolitit eng-
lambs gcluclcu 81 pcrhitbcrn, onf
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Staaien bGtten itets benielben Stanp.
punt %eineenommen. 1nrnm iei es
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
3trnbibition inter les-
patismus.

Cine Sepei4e aus Tetrosrap bss
iast: Seit Der geroffentlifune bes
Yrobibitions 9efretes in @n6lanb boz
feds Monaten iinb 1900 Srannts
ipeins 8rennereien cntbedt iporbsr.
Tiele bieier Siiriaerien hatt,u
Shnops aus Dem 5drbeirofi iabri.
siert, Der Sur TolitIr Der @sobel nrs
penoct pirb. - llnb 9ieies fonnte
in benz beipotiihen unb autotratiFten
8ublanb seihsben. 8ieber Elm Seis
ipiel, baB Srcbibitiou uidt einmal in
einem iolben 9anSe prctibiert.
g8enn ben Yro%bibitioniffeu Diefss bod
nur einlentten tpiiroe. slber Sas
@esentbeif III Der 8an; oie aneris
faniid)e Sortc oieier Seuts beruft lid
ioear nod aui ben ruiiiit5cn llfaslll
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
l1rldDen Ours, u. SO!

guf1 Der ameritaniife Snnpess
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ylation er aud abitamme NIB ipeld)er
pplitiiben Yartei er au6 dn9ebors,
lebbaft beitditiseu. 8eionoers Die
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cnb Iprad)eu lid aus. Scr Sunoess
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acacniiber Iih niht nbipelieno per-
baltem. bas iei iider. Die beioeu an
Deren Senatoren pieIsn aut bic @e'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
8nmsfsfrmat mnh ttfebfrl-
tfeber.

liner Sunoesienat lit in BEN Ieeten
5ebn Snbren i'm iteten @ed,ielficber
beeriffen. 8eionbers bemerfbar ipnrbe
bieie Shatiafe burh ben 8idtritt se,
tpiier prominenter Senatoren am 4.
WGrs. @ir nennen MIR gIibn 8pot
pon Nefp gorf, Burton bon Ohio,
Yerfins bon California. Stepbeuipn
bon Wisconiin, 8riiiotp bon aunias
uno anbere bon ssrinserer 9ebeutuns.
Ser dlteite bieisr Scnatoren lit 9err
Stepbsnion bon Wiseoniin. Der Solss
fonie. tpel4er 100000 p~eraussabte,
urn lestbin esfu6blt su ipsfben; er
iuirb bemrdhit SO Sabre alt. Sr.
perffns. ipeldsr rs Sabre sdblt, III
Der brittle Senator, mas bic 2Gnee bes
unurterbrodenen 9ienites ~anbelanat.
ipuroe err bod bereits I'M Gulf 1893
eripablt. Sein Senicr i'm Gienit it
Senator @a(iueer bon Nefp 9omps
ibire, tuelher 7S Sabre adblt; cbeuio
Senator 2obse, tpelfer 81 Sabre
3dblt unb einiee Wonote IGresr i'm
0ienife 1T als Senator Yerfins.
Dor bent 4. Rdrs 1905 CAB es int
Senat inter ben 90 Witsliebern SO.
rueIhe feds Sabre ober mebr sebient
batten. Seute sibt es i'm Senat inter
SO Witsliebern 80. Die einen ebenIo
lansen Dienir su perssitnen baben.
BON ben brei neuen Stnaten, bic in
Der 9riitsnseit in bic Union auiee.
ronmeu purben. 1T Sflaboma ber
ein5ige. Der LANCER als iehs Sabre
gnnbesienntoren bat, Die Staaten
Griaona nnb Nsfp Werieo itnb crit
iiinsit in ben Stontenbunb aufeenom.
men rporben. Gin 8ergleid ipiirbe
nlio erssben, bnb es in 1905 3s
Senntoren aus 90 CAB nit mebr ais
einem Sermin. etDa neun Sabre ipdz
ter iebod 32 (nebr als cincn
3ermins) S%enatoren aus ciuem
Senat bon 90. Dieter frete Yerios
neniue6iel in u~nierer boditen ssies<
sebsnben &Orperidaft ife6t NIT Der
gsnberuns in u~nierer dnrerifaniideu
Yolitit innerbalb Der lcsicn Gctabe in
innieer ge3iebung.-(G. r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

lamb in biciem ariese ploslid auiifs
ten uertritt. Die es LANCER ais elm Sabrs
bunbert befdmpit bat. 8enn @ngs
lamb Die unberseiblihe unb uumeni1s
life YoIitit einihldst, Die Srauer
unb ailbcr zines feinbliden 2anbes
aus3ubunsern, 10 f0nne 9merifa nidts
anbers ais nit ernentem Nadbrn6 In
bic Shranfen 81 treten fir bas nn-
p%erGukerlihe Heht hes neutralen
Sanbels in Nabrnnasmittelu, bic fiji
bic Nihteombattanten Der friesfiibren.
ben 2anber beftimmt ieien. - Sn Der
9bar, jebes @ort oieies nnIeres be-
beutenbiten 8ehtsfenners triift ben
Siasel auf ben aopf.-(g. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Gimutamorrer Cbtkamte-
run9.

Oo5 b0fIte 8erift bes Stnates
Neip yort bat cine Legislative Taabs
nabme fir reftstrdftig erfldrt, lGut
ipel6er cs perbnten lit, gingeipanoerte
an piientlifen 8nuten an beihaftigen.
Sas 9eleB iiebt ferner Dor, DAB Cons
traffic fir iold)e Nrbeiten. an ipeldcn
trpBocm Gin9elpnnberte bcIdldftigt
unren, fdQi9 iinb. Sn NriBona bat
man io9ar ein @eies. lalt ipeldem
ben Arbeitsebern porseidriebcn ipiro.
ipie piele @inpanberer uno oh iibers
baupt lpel6e anSeitellt iperben fDnnen.
Sieies @eieb muroe iebo6 bon einem
9unbesseri6t fir unconstitutional err
flGrt. Die I%risona'er 8olfspertreter
babeu nm Elm 8eieb ein8ebrat)t,
peldes perbietet. Solfe, Die niht Del
cn9liid)en SpradIe mdd)tig limb, in
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