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The Keota news., 1920-02-06
And this II

Ing association resulted. And this II
what the proof showed:
1.-THE first annual report Of the
Douglas County Cow Testing AssOcia-
ton covers the year ending June 10,
1913 This association Is located In
county where little irrigation is prac-
ticed. Cattle are run on pasture about
half Of the year. This pasture IL what
Ii known here us 'shOrt grass" lhE
type common to uil Of the intermOun-
tain states. and this condition liz typi-
cnl 0f all Of these states. Most Of the
cows milked In this section are grade
ohorthorns. Some Of the more QrQ.-
grcxslve men have been Influenced by
the special dairy propaganda To put
In HOlsteins with the idea that these
would be more profitable than the
ShorthOrns which they have been ".
Ing. These people purchased these
Holsteins Invariably nt u higher cost
than they could have purchased the
Shortl,Orns. and quite generally have
given these better care than the Short
horns have received. In this axS0rid;
tion there were d. grade Shorthotns
and lO6 HOlxteins which finished the
years work.
All of the 9herthorns averaged as
The Keota news., 1920-02-06

lor trade for stock: Chew
} car; square dining room
: library table. Call on
Gamble place at Keota.
ban. p66
Bro. Hector Burgess had -
(or guests, Mr.. and nrs.
& and sons, Mr.. and Mrs.
md Tom More.
<neanother Club met with
fortune last Thursday, and
eime and wonderful dinner,
nrKess and family spent
j Of last week visiting In
"a w. E. Burtholder and
look your best zee Fertnsr.
The Keota news., 1920-02-06
] and Seed For Sale

Ut and Sudan grass sesd. .
-, bound Sudan grass and
-, Sudan grass and millet.
I'd write TO or zee Ray Cot
pkingham, Colo. p6-7
The Keota news., 1920-02-06
Dodd~ Fire Chief

Dod6SS Fire Chief
A Are department u being organized
In Ksota, and . preliminary meeting
was held Thursday evening. when C. o.
Doddsr was chosen - chief and Ralph
Currie - assistant chief. Another
meeting. to complete the organization.
will be held at The town hall at o'clock
next Tuesday evening. Both Mr.. Dod-
der and Mr.. Curris have had experience
at fire drill. and the former served .
hve-ysar term ~ . volunteer fireman:
% period Of systematic and efficient
drilling = to be expected by the volun-
teeEs. Five hundred feet Of Are bose
was recently received BY the town, and
has been wound on the new hose cart;
% the town b not % unprotected . II
has been In The past A volunteer hre-
man who serves for Ave years. receives
exemption from poll tax and jury duty.
The Keota news., 1920-02-06

GFi0n
11eocy Of the Weld County
= club was shifted from
- Ksota Tuesday afternoon
y Crimn Of the latter town
- 10 head the county organ
= unanimons vote.
Bedford resigned the prss-
= organisation after three
osjce. He was given . vote
- The large amount Of work
= accomplished In Office.
Doers elected were: J. H.
/ Of Ksrsey. 6rst vies-prss-
lWd e. Engbsrg Of Johns
ID viee-prssident: J. F. Nc
rotary: and ". A. Insingsr.
". A. Insinger was elected
- Weld County Magazine
"a IN allowance Of $50 .
ussd In securing aid In pub
magazine.
hoes attending the annual
lors Homer Bedford. n. e.
y. Gray. W. A. lnsingsr.
1Deson. Ira s. Griffin. Of Kso-
Eoodhams, Of Grover. John
Ddsof, Howard Law. Of Sew
am Edison Of Fort Luptou.
: Republican.
The Keota news., 1920-02-06

Mr.. and Mrs.. 8. d. Markley notorsd
to Weldona Sunday. and TO Greeley
Monday. together with Mr.. and Ars.
W. N. MarkIey. Of Wsldona, visiting
With Seth's sister. Misc Lovina Mark
Icy. In Greeley. While In Greeley Seth
attended . meeting Of The Greeley
Chamber Of Commerce. Greeley and
Eastern Weld bankers. for The purpose
Of Considering means Of meeting de
noedo Of tho farmers for credit 70
nnance their farming operations this
spring. The AarkIsye returned. %
Wehooa, taking he Ford car left
at Greeley when Seth bought his Sedan
Q uoeth Or % ego. and came from there
sever Marley, Who drove the second
eos.
John Fuss, who has besn living On
the Harry Black place, b building {.
new hoooe % The southwest quarter OF
Section 10. SO. bought by ia. hin ;eoo. bout
to yc:.ss s scsS s aso% 70 ssi l. s.s's 5000
ths baiiding = completed: Mr.. Black.
Who was away In tie military service
for Q number Of months. has returned
to Keota, and will farm his place again.
Jarot Fowsll. Of Glasgow. Mont:
arrived Monday for . visit with his
grandfather. John Grimm, and hie uncle
ard aunt, Mr.. and Mn. Ira 8. Grimm.
He = returning from . visit with his
parents at Sylvan, Wis: He bad not
seen Nr. and Nrs. CriAin for fourteen
years, altho be had seen he Rrandfath-
or at times when both had been visit
ing In Wisconsin during that period.
Mrs. Frank Wecas 10 on the sick list,
suffering with . severe attack Of Eheu-
matism.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-04-01
-REGISTER ]
PLANT BOARD ALERT
Prevented Entity of Diseased Cane
From Isle of Pines.

The State Plant Board has again
demonstrated the value Of its plant
quarantine service in preventing the
establishment in Florida of serious
diseases of important crops.
On March 10Th, while engaged IN
the inspection of baggage OF pas
sengNrs arriving at Key West, In
spector L. r. Warner detected a
section of sugar cane concealed IN
the baggage of a passenger from the
Isle of Pines. This was taken from
the passenger and upon examination
was found to be severely affected
with the "rind disease" This dis
ease causes a severe blisterirg of the
surface of the cane and also causes
loss in weight of affected canes
Every effort is being made by the
Boards inspectors to prevent the
establishment of sugar cane diseases
work which takes on added impor'
tarce because OF the. prospects roi
developing a prosperous sugar IN
dustry in the Everglades.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-04-01
Thinks It's Really Somebody's Busl-
ness TO Clean Up!

Now here's a situation which, IN
snirs of LEGISLATION, seems to have
gotten quite beyond control; our law
machinery's stuck and the mayor S
passed the buck, and the cows upon
the streets they nightly stroll, me
women they are mad and say that II
they had someone with nerve enough
to act you would quickly see a
change and those cows be on the
range.
It's sufficient courage that is lack
ed Their reaaoning is thus, why
dodge a little fuss when it's a matter
Of unfolding the law? They know
| II isn't right and they're going TO
make a fight, though someone may
get swatted on the jaw
1t really is no wonder that they're
as mad as thunder when they gaze
out of their windows in the morn,
and see the devastation of the valued
vegetation tnat the day before had
graced their pretty lawn. Some
body'g cattle, with gastronomic taste
have made of her garden a mos
dreary waste. They've eaten the
ro3 & and chewed up the shrubs ano
even drank up the water she'd been
saving in tubs.
They frolicked and gambcled al
over the place till of violets ard mas
trrtiums there's hardly trace. Car
YOU blame the dear creatures for be
ling some vexed, when they contem
plate gardens that are now complet'
wrecks? They've labored so hard t
have things looking bright-now SCI
the result-destroye in one night!
So they gather together and eaci
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-04-01
TOWN WEEK
The Important Happenings of Punta Gorda and
Vicinity Briefly Told
lay vii, be Easter.

Sunday vii! be Easter.
Commercial Club meets Friday
night at 7:30.
order one of those delicious
Swift's premium hams from Smiths
place.-adV.
Miss Dona Walker made brief
business trip to Fort Myers the first
of the week.
Lowney's candies - you know
there's none better-at Cochrans.-
adv.
Regular meeting of the local
chapter, Order of the Eastern Star,
tomorrow at 1880 p. m.
All the best kinds OF bulk candies
the kind we sold you at Christ
mas-at Cochran's.-adv.
Judge Irwin Walden Of Arcadia
spent Sunday at Harbor View with
his parents, Rev. and Mrs. R. Y
Walden.
The Charlotte Harbor public
school closed with interesting exer
cises held last Friday and Saturda!
evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Bradford, o
Lake Weir are in Punta Gorda TO
the purpose of spending few day
in fishing.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-04-01

tells her woes; some they shed tears, |
but all powder their nose. And af-
ter each one has adjusted her hair |
they decide that the one best thing |
is to call on the mayor "A leaders |
required, one fair one eXclaims,
who can hit from the shoulder and
call them some names" And they
then and there decided that our dear
| Mrs. NJ was the one best fitted to
hand out the whack that they deter
mined should be given to council and
all who are holding down seats at
our city hall.
Now the program outlined, it sure
had a punch, but someone had given
tip to the bunch. So no quorum
was present, but there was the may
or the tip hadn't reached MIN, OF
he'd been elsewhere. The marshal
and attorney would have been absent
too, had they known of the grilling
they were soon to pass through.
So the ladies filed in, about half
score. Those who couldn't find seats
stood next to the door. The attorney
, looked fustered the marshal look
ed at his star, while the mayor was
p so ratified that he dropped his cigar.
The face of each one wore a look OF
dfsmay while they listened to hea'
what the spokeman would say.
| Mr.. Mayor" she began, quite
, Ecalm and without fear, there's few
T matters of interest which we'd like
= YOU to hear. AS the city's executive
. we wish you to say, how long are
Q things to continue this way. Are we
o forever to see cows on the street and
are we never to see this town looking
n neat?
v Investors come here. soma
could name, take one look around
and go back whence they came
e These cattle that every night arc
IS roaming around why is it they're
s not gathered together and put in the
Il pound? We women are WORKING
u hard to give this town some beauty
p but our labor's lost, unless you mel
70 are made to do your duty.
.e And another thing we'd like II
II know, that is if you don't mind, VIII
il are the owners of those vacant lot
VI mot taken up and fined? You knoN
50 their condition., you pass them ever
ol day. They're on back streets, sid
streets and streets that front the bay
g. You have an ordinance which re
" ouired that they be kept clean. bu
Ill few now observe it is plain to b
seen.
90 perhaps you can explain Wh
'S' the law should them exempt, thouS
from our point of view it looks MOI
-, like contempt. You've got city
attorney and you've got marsh
'l too: Just tell them to get out on the
iu' Jobs and what they can do. The ci
,o' pays them salaries with which to o'
l"- their grub. They really shouldl
'e' have to be driven with club.
rt- h"'o W ~
oo, AT this the lawyer stiffened a.
ere the marshal seemed quite hurt a
,cb the mayors cigar again fell out a
ing dropped down on his shirt. b
,ta these actions the leader OF dan
Vie quite calmly ignored; she'd fired /
no shot and she knew that she'd scor
lith 81 believe, Mr.. Mayor, that that
and all of which I'll speak, though ha
q few other things which I'll pres'
next week. We thank you for
hearing though we fear our MISS
!. will have failed unless we quicI
hear that some one has been Jail
usi. And another thing, Jim Skies, y
take my advice, don't you dare
rise the price on our ice -- q
- Itribut1d-H. NJ r.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-04-01
Whitehnrst Announces.

In this issue of the Herald, under
the head of political announcements,
will be found the announcement Of
L. w. Whitehurst, of Wauchula, for
the office of clerk of the circuit
court. Mr.. Whitehurst is at present
a member of the Board of County
Commissioners, which place he has
filled with satisfaction to the people
of his district, where he is well and
favorably known. He promises to
devote his best efforts TO business OF
the office if elected.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-04-01

Tomorrow, Good Friday, is a legal
holiday and as such will be observed
by the local banks, which will close
for the day.
The WOman's Civic Improvement
Association will hold its regular
injecting at the usual place tomorrow
+ afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Hoyt Carlton of Arcadia, ac-
companied by her infant sen, came
down last week on a visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. I. Huffman.
Fine boxed stationery and CORES
pOndence cards-in many dainty
tints-at Cochran's.-ady.
The past few weeks have been ex-
ceptonally dry and unless rain comes
lwithin a few days many cisterns will
be dry and crops will begin to SUI.
fer.
Messrs. C. r. and J. ], Anderson
who have spent the winter mere, lef'
Monday afternoon for points in Geor
gia, after which they will so to Can
ada.
Emmett Perkins has resigned hi
position on the yacht Useppa and re
turned here, where he will engage il
OTHER work and be at home with hi
mother, Mrs. F. T. Perkins.
N. T. Raglani, former rroprieto
. of the Seminole Hotel, who is nov
engaged in paying business at Plan
CITY. was mingliag with his man
friends here, se7eral Ga"s the pas
: week.
. Ideal spring weather has prevail
ed for the past week. Fishing an
. swimming fine. One hundred an
twenty-five days since Decembe
: first, 1919, and every one of them
!. sunshiny day.
/ Cbas. Cochran, of the Cochra
!. Drug Co., left for Jacksonville Tue
!: dav afternoon and expects to retur
!. FRIDAY night or Saturday mornin
!: driving a car which he expected
!: purchase in Jacksonville.
=.
!: We are offered equity in sma
|; residence property near Chattanoog
!. Tenn. in exchange for home or ac
!. nroperty in Punta Gorda. Wh
! have you to offer us?-UNCLE JAG
!. LAND CO, Punta Gorda.-adV. 10
= Newt and Charles Ramey left
!: tbeir home in Springhill, Kansa
= Monday afternoon. They have be-
t: spending the winter on Prairie Cree
!. where they planted a grove that W
!. be very valuable property in II
:. years,
!. F.. NJ. Lanier, formerly a popul
!. conductor on this division of t
J. Coast Line. but now a travelling sal
:. man, was in the city Monday d
!. Tuesday. when he paid a VISIT
: Mrs. Laniers parents, Mr.. and M
:. p q. Rickman on the Allapatchee
:: This having been Holy Week, da
Z services have been held in
:: Church of the Good Shepherd.
: morrow services in the morning,
: well as in the evening; Stature
:! there will be cnly the evening S
i vices. Services as usual on Sund
:: Mrs. Thad Carlton and daughl
:: Miss Kate, Mrs. Eugene King
&: two children and young lady trle
! motored down from Arcadia in n
: Kings car Sunday and spent
!. afternoon with Mr., and Mrs. j.
=: zell and family. Mrs. Carlton
!. sister of Mr.. Mizell.
=: We are offering for sale a tract
: fine land between Shell creek
!. Prairie creek in 20 acre ira
!. Price SIS per acre for 20 acres;
/ per acre for 40 acres; $3.50
!. acre for 60 acres or more. Thi
: your opportunity to get tract
!. good land cheap.-UNCLE ia
- LAND CO.. Punta Gorda.-adv. l
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-04-01

L. NJ. Whitten motored to Tampa
and back yesterday. He was ac-
copanied as far as Plant City by W.
II. Manning, who was moving back
to that city after a residence of sew
eral months on Myrtle creek and for
whom Mr.. Whitten carried load OF
household goods. Marion Grimm
went along also, making the trip to
Tampa and back.
DR.. and Mrs. D. A. Rouner, of
Kansas City, Mo-, left for their home
Monday afternoon. They have been
building home and otherwise i'm
proving their property at Lee branch.
They are delighted with Punta Cor
das incompatible climate and now
that they nave built home here will
be permanent winter residents.
Jas. A. Pae, of Hutchings, KY,
died at his temporary home on Mar
ian avenue Monday afternoon at
about five o'clock. He was 76 years
of age. Mr.. Pae was a winter visit
|or. He is said to have died of malar-
ia and intestinal distractions. The
body will be shipped to his late
home. Hutchings, Ky, funeral dir
ector McClelland having charge Of
the arrangements.
L. L. Barnhill the Charlotte Har
Dor boat builder, who sells rea
estate on the side, expects to agar
turn out some nifty and speedy Graf
for use on these waters. Nearl'
every winter there's visitors coming
down who want boats for pleasur
purposes and our own fishermen ar
ALWAYS needing service boats MI
RarnhiIl has built some nice ones 4
the past and expects to build man
others.
Proprietor Calvin G. Page of tn
Dixie Highway Garage, makes nj
place popular with all people. II
ALWAYS interesting to drop in on MI
p occasionally in the evenings an
listen to his assembled friends swa
| warns. While but few of them al
r "old salts" frequently there al
4 some there who can spin SOM
YARNS. such as would make a sall'
, sit ND and take notice. Reall
= though, those are pleasant gathering
n of their kind, patronized by some
our best people-just the same as
q regular reconteur's club meetin
And the meetings simply have
y take place in the evenings, for CalV
and his assistant Koon, are alwa
~ occupied with the growing busine
- of the garage during daylight houI
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-04-01
- - -
To Ruild Fine Bungalow.

William w. Wilson, of Rockville
Centre, N. Y, has let a contract for
the construction of a fine bungalow
to Contractor Speck. who will begin
work within a few days. The home
is to be built near Cleveland. Mr..
Wilson is a wealthy newcomer TO
Cleveland, and, it is said, has acquir-
ed considerable valuable property
there.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-04-01

Seniors Entertained by Miss Luster

Seniors Entertained by Miss Luster'
On Tuesday evening the seniors
wore entertained with delightful
theatre party, given in their honor
bv Mss Edith Luster, assistant rrln-
cipal of the high school. After
leaving the theatre they were escort
of the Punta Gorda Higs School
cd to the Seminole Pharmacy where
they were served with delicious peach
ice cream. Among those enjoying
the evening were: Misses Irene Gate
wood, Thelma Johnson, Bette R&wis
Ida Mae Huckeby, Eftfe Gouidlng
Olive Stevens, Annie Knight, Edit
Lugter and Messrs. Vasco RaWls ant
Edgar Roberts.
The Punta Gorda herald., 1920-04-01
-REGIsTERI-

A heavy cold in the lungs that was ex-
pected to cure itself has been the start .
ing noint in many cases of disease that
ended fatally. The sensible course Is 70
take frequent doses of BALLARDS
TOREHOITND SYRUP It checks the
progress of the disorder and assists ma
ture to restore normal condltions. frI@ct @
9Sc 50c and 800 per bottle. Sold by
all druggists.-adv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
ASSOCIATED PRESS
COMMENDED byC0X
pEN'tS ,RGE iiE ATTAINED
ORG .>tItrln> fOR SUI
PRESSING NEWS.

I, NsNS 'l.t. oci. "',,t1"r
= !i,-. VI e of chic. bDm t.' tt"si
u ual rvoil. To-. nigh - ri"d 'i' 'ol'
ti",nL sint"u1
NV at. ntion his lust been called o.
I. ,D.ndlcat Il article bv Williin Howard
Tnf'. IN whirh h. makes IN" miss'ai''
~, vt that I have 'attirkcd th" Nss''i'
rird rrcif frr falling to civ" {" th'
Nn,.ric,n public fair account 'i my
,,n---ches and phases Uf my camp 'ign.
This would appear tu be- . pari d the
a ll,,ritc conspiracy on thu part q; r".
art,onary politicians and one :" whi' j
an, loath TO believe judge Tan would
Lnowinsiy lend his name Upon reach
io- IN. coast We found that not ONLY
US IN. rractionary press refusing e.
,,,rv advance news uf meetings. hu'
pf(ld,viis ~ EcpuhliUn editors 'silh
nyh,,l IN" fact that scouts oi III" "
puhllran organization w"r' d'in'nhhs
,fsh- su-,all,v, Republican press sil"n''
=, ,sardins m" meetings and shpni'SSi"'
,f 'hr facts after The meetings
In bringing these matters 1" th' ~
.t.rtIon oi my audiences. ! several tin"s
.,,,,dr the statement that III" AsS"''ai'',
I'rr,s, and other press organizationS had
4. representatives IN my party; that they
ri we're carving ihc news hni ih't ="
n,tionary editors wcr" failing to CIV
,b.ir DISPATCHES O. the publi' " =
,,,t,.r Of fact. ! hHVc unwitunglf "i
f,.nd,.l rrprrScntativts ot other rr"s
n. .,,,riatIcnS by inadvertently using IN
W,.rds Associated Press when meaning
,r,,ss associations IN romplifn"ntiui
ti,,m upon the work they wrrr dang
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
HARDING HAILED
As UNCLE WARREN"
by OHIO FARMER RS
>Oui>tE DECIi iRES PRESIDENT
"SCRtPPED OWN LEiGtE 0f
NATIONS"

NJ shes"f ihtffl ! fffH
WEST JEFFERSON. uhio. cat o.
Declaring President Nil.un had "~,1ru
pad his 'wn league ni nations. Ser
etur Harding reiterated ~ the r"puhli
can rallv near he, tnlty that n elected
to tn" PRESIDENCY hc would work Tor
an International assu,liiiun but newer
would consent to q barter uf Am"tirur
National Tho hri-i r"i-rrnc" tu th"
league was add, Il b, thu uonin-" after
h. had captured a prepared addrrs~ ou
ag1icultur" and industrial cooperation
fur naii.rai l''i,lu"nt
Hailed o.. - i,,r Warren o., many
OF III" tHiu,'ts 90 ~, crowd. 10" was
chCrr,d b,,t'tiA rs h' mld" bia ct.
gumcni go isliHuNsu farming conditions
hut lhr luudt-i and longest tpriau>'
greeted his dr,luJiiuu uu the league
is''.-
rr1r lr- b,u -uu, criticism b."
ttid. 'tr,ts, 100, pUsli,.U go ,iudi
dtt, 80 I ,,>.l' u1 position ~ %
n"u,h.r u g., 7 f..d States ~sult"
!. " u,a 80. .. 500 .'f ir dealing with
~" It.Hr tt,tt .t vuilsr ui 'h'
s.nat" I ,uuld ,nly drl Wi'h th" ,nv.
-uant as the president Ibid u before NJ
and Su with others ! ,'t ul"ui q"
protect uur interests and ih" situnr's'
o., -r,atious Ne could obtain Then sft'i
th, reservation had hv'n adopted The
ptrSld,gt - Hrrd his own l"tsu' h'
rrfts { accept them
"ili h,n 60. ''Li president s'tail
! lr NouI s-,u' it.uiitiiun with Tor
cigr uutt',. Sod ~ siIl u" Ton an
ass. .iatr.u ui o.. ioU. i'ut / prum,sH
you th.f r,,,t 60 ',Hs 49, Ina pres idcr'
Wun ih. go ., an. ,.'i't uf American
/ So aff|HHHsHfH NNsHflTfH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
j. s. COMMUNIST
PARTY CONNECTED
WITH RUSS SOVIET
EVIDENCE OF COOPERATION RF
1NEEN ORGANIZATIONS u
DISCLOSED.
~ Asso. iatsd Press.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. O,t. s-Evid.nc,
that ia" communist party of Amcric
iS tightly connected with the Russia
third International" was disclosed IN =
report received tonight by IN" depart
u,n' Ut iIsiI," un "a" examination rl
WHY Shackmau former secretary g
Nichulal l.cuinc arrested last week ~
IN" Chicagu p,lic".
search uf ShaCkman's residence. III.
report said. revealed a bulletin
written IN Russian which stated that
anc" ia" election at John Reed. mng'
1inn writer und former interuationr
secretary oi the communitS labor party
AMI ~" executive committee Of IN,
third intcrnationalc th" United Com
nunis' p'riV - tightly connected with
this organization"
Minutes ut a resent cuntcrcnc" nj the
central rNrcntiNr committee Of the party
were contained IN III" bulletin which
iu-'i.d that " l'r destroyed after h-
INK read 10 group meetings
Officials declared Shackman's arrest
was the most valuable link IN the gov.
ornmcnt's campaign agains, the spread
of Dolsheyism In this country. The,
attached much importance to a stat.
ment OF the party's financial conditiVi
for July. found on Shackman. Duss
Of the United Communist party for iulv
according 90 this statement were g. i1a
total income s9.ii6. and rxpcnS
ti3.is3.
Membership dues Of the communist
party Tor the month were ts.7os. tot
income si.6sa. and expenses $3.50. Thc
program ~ ih" United Communist part
is being 'nl 4 IN sixteen languages.
one ot thp : Incnts said.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
CRANE, PROMINENT.
REPUBLICAN. DIES.
SERVED ~ sE> iT0R FROM MN>
SNCIilSErTS AND ~ COVER
NOR Ot STATE.

~ tssnfintsH irr..
DALTON Mass pct WmihruI
MURRAY crane. FORMER Jntnd STATE
u.ni'"r i"rm'r governor 81 Massn
hus.i' lrading figure tor man,
ears IN ~" republican party in N
utairs 81 the nation. and active head
a grait paper making Industry di'
.arly t"liv ~ hi4 o. Sid,n,r Sug.
itll. in his town.
IT, passed from li,r uui.tN aud ur
Hous, iouslN ~ an atit,k 81 ~i'tpirf
ikn"ss which followed an Illness e
vv'tal wr,'hs isiuJ'. a,r,Iding 90 ~.
physlrian to rn,vphllitis. 81 .nfllmm.
hon - the brain ~ his h-,isid". sim
mun.d when tn, attendants <iN ih
nd wls near WEI" n"nlh"r~ vi %
amilN The 'rd ,tn- - fuui u'.lny
., ~. 90" sign pf recognition co fhIs'
who watched.
tn, iunrial will De- "n Mond., ait''
iuon ~ "a o'rlo-k ~ th" Itau' r'~'
lcnc, and will l,- puhlir
Mr. titur's last illn's- dated trnu
August when o.. wps compelled iN VIII
vas d,.srriisr,i - e dIs,-is. ~ the .ii
,'uiat,aN system. to TAX" e. his l,d rrH
yiuus o. that tintt. 10 th" r'pul,li,
convention Nv t'hirngu and M" 'N".
isss ~ Nofthalnt,tun unfitNiug t'uNsf
rri Tnuiid'r' - hi- nomination fnr ~
vice presidency. the former SENATOR n
suffered faintinr aitscks bur h. r'Eir
4 them lightly