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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-03
Beware OF Ointmcnts For Cat.
arrh That Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the
Scnse oi smell and completely Dr.
range the whoie system when enter
ing u Through the mucous suriaces
Such artlciss should newer he us.d
except ON prescriptions iFom ncpu,
tahle phystcians, a. the damage thry
win do IL ten fold Ia the gOod you
can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure. manufactured
hy +. J. Cheney a Co, rohstio. q,
contains no murcery, and il taken,
internally, acting diNrSly upon glr
blood andmuc0us surfaces oI tho sys-
TEN. In buying Halls CatarFh cur,
le sure you gct the gsnnine. d 8.
taken internally. and made Ia role
do. ohio. ny r. , Cheney 4 Co
Testimonials tEysc
sold by Druggists. pTiee q oent,
por h0ttlc.
Halls Family Pms an the l,ssL
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-03

A Splendid ExampIeset for OH
or Cities That Hare Pnsh
and Rnsefprfse.

The citizens Of Guthrie. Ozisho.
ma, held a mass reesing March g..
with ex-G0v. Barnes presiding snd
rendered Frank II. Greer the sum
Of $50, 900 TO aid him in replacing
the State Capital printing plant,
which was totally destroyed BY fire
Sunday noon. Greer refused 10
accept the money IS a donation, but
stated be would take il in the way
OF loan, payable Al the end Of FIVE
years, and TO draw s per cent inter-
est. This was accepted by the eiti-
zens and within fifty minutes the
money was raised and turned over
to Greer IN cash. His plant has
employed daily 100 men, the ma
jori,y Of whom are thrown out Of
work by Sundays ere. The plant
will be rebuilt Immediately. The
employees rendered their services
free to Greer Until be gets into full
operation again.
This is something like. This
will do more to help promote the
interests Of the citv Of Outline than
forty companies organized to pro-
mote some speculative scheme that
viii put money into some indiyid-
uals hand and give some gambling
scheme q boost but employ little or
no labor and bring nothing to the
city of sny Permanence or stability.
You may bore for oil or gas to the
''crack of doom" and it will still
be nothing bot bore, while a mill,
factory, foundry, furnace adds
to the wealth and uplift Of the city
and furnishes . market for farm
products and customers for our
merchants and consumers for our
coal.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-03
Mar-C4rcle

On last Thursday afternoon 10
the parlors Of the Cottage House at
Butler, Mt Roy May and Miss
Emma Circle were united in mar
riage, Rev. w. B. Chancellor Of
this city performing the ceremony.
This was quite a surprise to their
many friends, but they have the
best wishes OF all.
The bride is the daughier Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. o. Circle who reside
southeast Of this city. The groom
is an honest, energetic young man,
employed at the mines. They re-
tnrned to Rich Hill Thursday night
and went directly to their home
which Mr.. May had prepared.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-03

The recital given AZ the Park
Avenue NJ. E. Church, South, on
lass Monday evening. was ons Of
The usoss enjoyable entertainments Of
sbe season. Quite a nice little sam
was rcallsed.
Ms. Ell Moore IS bing very lOw
At ass home On the cas-. side. No
hopes are easeSsained tor her re.
eovsrY. Her shildFsa are an Al Der
bsds,as.
NJ. Loanis c. Cook Of this ely,
and Miss Hauie conk.in q Baslsr,
were united 10 marriage lasi Sonda,
evening, by Rev. w. p. Joass d
,Ae a. &, chursh. We szlsn.
Soaggsgula,ions,
Ces yoss iah wesk dons al Th,
TAinCNK efhee.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-03
mrs. Lydia N. Page Dead.

Ms. Lydia " Page. mother Of
ex-Ciiy Marshal Geo. Page. died 81
the home Of her son Abe Page, ~
Gas City, Kan, March 70, sged ~
years and 5 months. She was born
in the state Of Maine, Oct u. 1890.
After her marriage she came west
with her husband and settled frsi in
Wisconsin, afterward they came 70
Missouri aud Mrs. Page had lived
in Rich Hill from the founding Of
the city. A short time ago she
went on a visit to her son At Gas
City, was taken sick and died there.
Her body was brought to this CITY
last Sunday evening and the funeral
took place Monday afternoon cor
ducted by Rev. L. L. Kyle Of The
Baptist church, Of which she was a
member. She was laid to rest IN
Green Lawn cemetery
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-03

Cases hlee4 eas.sa. C4asss. gi4sss. ss-
aan4. e44saHeiss. Eie. msaieiaa fsaa.
Robert Ward aaseyr da. says.
II suffered irom bIaoa p0lson, my
head, taee and shoulders were one
nass of eorrupti0n, aehes Ia bones
and iolnts, barnins ltshias, aeabhy
skin, was all run down and dlse0uf.
aged. hat Botanle Blood Iialul eare.l
nle I,erieety heahsl ail the ssree AMI
gave my skin tbe rieh sloM oiheal4h.
Blood Ralm put new Aie into mx
blood and utN amblEion nt0 ms
brain" Geo, A. Williams. Rnxbury
tace covered With pinplss. elroul
sore oa baek ~ head. snpagafine
swelling on neek, ealing nicer "a w.
hons pains. itehins skin gured pei
hctly by Rotanie blool siaifn-s0srs
al hcaied. Botanic Blaod Baiu
cures all mabgnant blood ffonble
sneh a. eczenla. scaba a1d seal,e
pimplrs, runhinx sorcs. eafbunel
scrufala. etc EspeelaNy ada iaed tf
an obstinate easss thtt have aeaeh (,
the srcond ~ third stage Drungl.i
fl To prove it saFes aanple r.
Biood f,aim sent flee aBsi srepald
wFitiag i,ltoa nalia Co. Aflaafa
Ga peeefile fFaable an', lstr ne.
sal a1vics seut a afaha leileF
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-03
LiuieJewels.

Evcry mother that has a child has
a Jewel more prccious 70 her aud
worth mon than the King OF Eng
lands entire collection oi diamonds,
ctc. Pisy tho ntiic one that u losing
its heaith bceAnse its mother does
not know u has worms, aud thai a
= cent bottle % Mothers Norm
syrup win expel them quickly.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-03
ouR oLuBnING List.

Now Is the lime TO supply your.
self with good reading matter ioF
the coming year, &c, the best.
&c, what will la'erest you week by
week and man,h by month, fresh
aud new, al home and abroad.
Don't fail to gei TuE TRIauSR and
Daily X. c. World, for s. 90
X. c. Journal (weekly) LOO
X. c. Star weekly 100
Globe Democrat ltwiee-a.wees) so
Republic (,wiec-a-week) $50
III Hicks Word and Works $50
Youths Companion a.So
The Criterion I.5u
Live Stock Indicator
Special Farmer Institute Edit. tas
Poultry Farmer
OF any other paper OF magazine you
want, q, propouionale rates. Cal
on THE TRtnuSR.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-03

SundaY School gs5 .. n.
PrsaehiuE 10 an and 7f5o p m
Rev. Kyle viii opea SERIES of
talks On the aH0me.
3. Y. P. T., FaiaY zs8o p. n-
Prayer meesing Wednesday, 7sts
p, M
l. ~. 5. meets Thurs'lay p. n.
LEoSARp l. KITS, Pa,for.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-03
4 PERSONALS.


Mss Jo Steele spens saiufday
xiih frsaas "a Sssds.
--Miu Nellie Harris cane houe
from Kansas CITY Fridsy.
Miss Ida Hiues Srs fhe xuesf|
Of fsiends 10 Hsue SunSay.
w Fl. Thouas snd wife ar
rived from coioraao saturaay.
w c. stouehraksr speut sun-.
daY IN this CITY with has fanay.
Mrs Gso. snah Of Bs.lsr.
IL tie guess q frieads n ihls eity-
-Miss L1uis Parker Esfr Tues-
dzY for az ezfenSe5 visa "a Eo-s|
and In5isna-
-Nr. E@s smaHey. Of RieA-
ards, spent Sua5ay wf,b hoaae solEs'
ia this eisY.
Mrs. cha4 Burr0~s af Bssier.
sPeas SunsaT wisA z. L. GeHcs.
and family.
Rev. W. B. chanceEl9r mase
e shori visi, IA For scoa TIE sns
Of the week.
-Siis Gsorgie wise Is visising
she izr1ily Of Ali L40u5ernzk n
Mouataiu Grove.
w. K. Royce Is IN the eastern
markets n the iatsVsst OF the Rogcs
Dr. Goods Company.
jos. MasDouala made a bsss-
ness trip % wsbb City Tsssaay re-
turning Wednesday.
Miss Ida Cresap seff for Sheri-
dan, Wyoming, Friday, where her
father aud sister now are
Mrs. H S SirYker visited
frieuds and attended cOnfe1encs,
Saturday and Sunday, in Butier.
MISS Fannie Bird was the
guest Of her ancle, l. H. Bird, and
wife, the early part Of the ~eek.
-Eben Allen came home Satur-
day night from Sed4lis. where he
has been srfending business college.
e. L. Clayton, Of BarnumtO1,
No., has been IN the city the pasf
week looking amer bGsinsss matters.
Mrs. F. o. Seelinger and
daughter, Miss Olive, Of Papins-
vile, were in town "Wednesday.
shopping.
Mss Maud Borcing and Mr..
Jessie Hook Of Rockville. eams
over Saturday and visited fsisnd,
Till Sunday.
las. Waller. OF Pitisburg, Kan-
was in town Sundny. He sad hii
brother Chas. will opea a bsrbsi
shop in Nevada this week.
Prank Leslie, a former Riel
Hin boy. bus nov eoaduesor on th'
Frisco msin line, was visiting svIa
uyes and old friends IN this cit
Lass week.
Mrs. II. c. Emhrse who IA
been ia NoFmaa, Okla, for seyssa
weeks on account Of The illness Q
her daughter, Mu. Walker CsrI
re,urasd Aone Friday and Fspou
Mrs.. Car as rspsdlY improvinE
FIsF macy fSisads vii Nslsoms al
good news,
Mrs. {. d. Winehsll sn
aaugb,sr, Miss Lusis, Mn. l. A
lane, Mrs. }. c. Lare, Rev. We
lev I.aisia and wifs, Mrs. HAITI
Cofiman. ,. r. Hales and wifl
Mrs. E. l.. Phibriek and danghteI
Miss Lille. Frank and George Us
dsshili, Harry iliacs. Geo /
Haskehy and daughter, Miss MAJ
! uie, visited the M. E. conference
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-03

''old AEkanssw, the aaosi pop
alar meiOdrana OF the hmes. ,eill be
seen At the Opera House, weanes.
day, Apnl Q. The production
comes 10 Us m iis sn,igsly and Will
be pat on shs losal stage exactly A.
!, was Prodaeed during iss SslebFat.
cd record breaking Sua in Chicago.
Frank o. Irsson, and the sosirs
supporting have been retained and
viii appear here ia their orig,aal
roles.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-03
A Quiet wedding.

AZ 6 o'clock last evening Rev.
w. T. Pyles OF the Walnut Street
NJ. z. Church united in marriage
on West Elm Street, Thomas F.
Beam, Of Auburn. H., and Miss
Carrie B. Seward Of Rich Hill.
These young people win make their
future home IN Rich Hill.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-03

To ths northwest March The isl
10 Apnl ,es sosh ne viii sell sxeur.
sioa tickets 20 Mon,ana, Idaho.
Utah. Oregon, wasAiag,oa and
British Co'umhia, Al sesy loW rates.
Fos iell Information please cali Al
he No Pas. aspos,
4. A. BAllxy, Agt
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-03
oAsu ron YouR FARM.

We want TO secure your farm to
advertise m our mex, list TO self
We can sell !, quicker than any frm
10 the eouairy.
PRowr,L a Coos, Rich Hin, Mo
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-03

For very iow rates 70 Utah. Mon.
sana, ogegoa, Wsshing,oa and
BrisaA Colansis daring Marrh ana
April. sss E. 7. LaBauisss. Aga.
Frheo Llae.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-03

ThSse viii be services a. this
church nsu Ssbhasn az II a. ~. and
1880 p. m
Sunday School at 9sfS .. "a.
Jaaios Eadeap0r a ~ 40 p. "a.
Senios Enaxayos - s so p 81.
W. b. CHAScsLLoR,
faafor.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-03

There will be pfcaehing AZ the
Walaus Street a f.. Chafsa sssf
Sunday a. Et .. IA. ane z 20 p. ~.
Sanday School q, gi4S a. ~.
Epworth League a. o.3o >. an
NJ, 7. PYiEs. Pastor.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-03

Sunday school at9;4s a.. m
Preaehipg AZ a A. al,. and a.
1850 p. n.
Chrislian Endsavor st $50 p. -.
RR ComxT Pastor.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-03
Kansas City, Mo.
March a. Ioos .

March a., 1000.
To my friends and late customers
Of Rich HIN and vicinity
AS / understand certain parties
have circulated the report and told
some Of my late customers that they
had bought or secured my business
At Rich Hin. No. | wish 10 state
that sold my entire business inter
ssts Al Rich H,ll 10 John d. Moore,
on Sept. 4, 1901. Any other per-
son Or firm that clsius TO have par
chased any part Of my business
there, willtelly states a talsshoOd.
J. A. PASSE,
45S Shisdley Bldg,
Kansas City, Mo.
The iOregoing letter tells ths
plain facts in the CASE. Certain
parties. in na sndeavor 10 secure
business, hsvs eesn reprsssngiug
that they secured a part Of Mr.
Payns's business The Old say.
ing ''shat one who woold deceive
yoa ia one thing will deceive yOs
10 an things" Is applicable. l woul.
not have exposed lh,s fraud Il Il hA,
NOT been persisted ia 70 such an sx
tent a. il hss bsen.
lNo D. MooRE.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-03
D98oa98D98 o9a93900 $50
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Ray Thompson and Lee Snidei
were visitors In Hume Sunday.
500 vehicles from $4,000 up, al
Johannes & Sons.
There were two additions 10 the
membership Of the Baptist church
last Sunday.
A large stock Of guns and ammu-
milton Johannes g. Sons.
w. C. Brown has secured the
services OF Mr.. Geo. D. West, az
undertaken, for his furniture es-
tablishment.
A full car load of stoves at fac
tory prices. johannes & Sons.
a full car load Of sewing ma
chimes from sts 90 up. at johann
mes & Sons.
Mr.. Chas. Kaylor of Ft. Scott,
has assumed the management of the
Kaylor Music House in thIs city,
having purchased the interest of g.
NJ Lsndon.
/ have houses for sale for from
$3.50 up to $1,000, on easy pay
ments and long time. Come and
see me. GEO. p. HUcKEBY.
The April number of The Mirror
was received few days age and ],
is one Of the nestest, best composed
and most artistic magazines that
comes to our desk.
Postmaster Martin has had to en-.
large bis Office considerably tor the
accommodation of The rural route
carriers. More work for the post
masters but M more pay tor a
year at least.
c. q. Weeks who wasn't afraid
TO announce bis name for school,
director in more than one paper,
even if one was Republican, led al
other candidates IN the school
election.
Carpenters 'Quo Vadis" giver
at the opera house Tuesday night,
was one Of the best entertainment
given this season. The scenery vsa'
fine and the performance was ex
cellsnt throughout.
Before you spend your none!
figure with us on HARDWARE anS
IMPLKMENTs and HARNESS. - 10
hannes & Sons.
K Mrs. r. r. Coffey has gone on
visl, to a daughter at Altona, up il
northern Bates. We noticed Tues
day when Bro. Coffey offered bi
ballolnin the first ward, that b
wasn't certain whether be lived II
OF out Of town.
d. Kirk has bought the wolver
ton q Jones stock and is prepare,
TO furnish you gas and water lix,ur
supplies cheaper than ever. Sout
Sixth Street
Claude Weathers, with d. 7
| Woodward, took m overland ri
with about 40 head Of cattle, dow
TO his fathers farm in Verno
J county, where he expects TO rsai
cate for = while in the stock bus
! mesa. II Claud IS q chip of the oil
}. I. block be will push things an
keep them moving OF know ii
reason why.
~ the annual conference OF II
NJ. +. Church held a, Butler, whie
closed las, Monday, the iollowin
appointments, in which many Of o.
, readers win feel an interest, wei
) made. Presiding Elder Carthag
f. district, K. Z. Andersoni RiC
) Hm, w. 7. Pylesi Butler. w.
b Jones Butler circuit, b. Z, Niblael
. Hume aud Foster, J. c, Bell; n
D vada, S. F. Stevens; Lamar, G. I
o Cosperi Nashville, Guy Z. Moor
o Carl junction, G. Ii. Gideon.
o B. Brswington, Harlem Place, S
o Louis.
Col. n. A. Wade Of the Bat
County Democrat has been appoir
ed a member Of the Board OF Ma
+, ayers OF the Nevada Asylum. II
n is bis third appointment from &c
Doekery. He is a member OF I
Board Of Managers OF the Deaf Al
Dumb Asylum At Fulton, AZ
Coal Oil Inspector for Bates CouS
], I aud now a member Of the Board
: Nevada Not big offices but qu
Il trinity that shows the Col.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-04-03

Makes ehildrea eat. slccp and grow;
Makes molhcr stroag and vtgoroaa
Makes healthy ianlly. That's
what Rocky Mountain Tea does.
. ets. Ask your dFuggisG
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12

LEHMANN HIcoINsoN GROCER CO.
Corner William street and Santa Fe avenue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12

DUty on sugar VII very likely De low
cred. and possibly or tobacco.
The fight VIII come first II committee.
from those high and urchangins pre-
tecti1nists VINO are not IN favor Of red-c-
ing any tariI On any products q any
country az any time. Later tbs hght vll
be transferred 70 the house. and vhat-
.ever the Republican PARTY decides g. do.
the Democratic 7arty VII oppose il THIS
VIII be largely IL hope or hndins an issue
upon which d make the congressional
campaign rext year
Democrats il the senate are preD2Eirs
20 autasonize tie Philippine tariff biz
eercair ir that house They clam -1e
fuu DinElev rates should not b Cha--sl
on goods inso TIE Cuffed States frosu
those islands They rorEet that tfe
situation is different lren that l
Clba- 81 chat the Phaippines Hlail az
tcle Il expert. hemp IS already q fhe
free lsv Eafe C1ha sugar IS Eot- Eut
1he Democrats zEsa an issue Tor reEr
scar. ael are vas-Iy heroicalv struggling
~ secure IL They say L. i a cuestic1
I-valvI-E mere thzn rsveuacs-it iuvotrss
freel1 and ai1 taat sart q 1hlEs IT,
deed. il sarea-s thaE ,hers s a likelihood
- tle Lere-rafic 1sr-v IS r1rr-1tl
81 congress. takins cae ana laRe-ss -ic
shsot aE1 ~
sezato- s ? ssszart q -Anea -euulr
SIC c.tE sar tae riase-- scatter
Srvrz as, IS regent - tae s.zze eri-
E1ral c111egs FIe -21 s1rud sez-7 tire
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12
Mems Underwear

sc are making extraorttaarT io~ p--sss %
Meas IaderWear. - VII pay yos p Ioak az
TIRE bargains
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12
- MaITNEY PAeER e.

Wholesale Paper. Twine and s
nail orders. isl North Empori
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12

The J. D. McEWEN PRODUCE c.
Wholesale Fruits and Produce. Phone 27s.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-12
Shoe Bargains

We sch only good reliable shoes. ne ouir
sosd blk cheap
CIR ssso makes in ladies Fine KID scroll
tep. IRE bid. Preach heei I-scies aus KID
extension soie a. a
s. = Misses Batt0n Kld Shoes ...-..-..-...... ~
fes Misses I'D Lace sheea ....-...-.-.-..... ] Is
go Boys Wei EiG Shoes .--...-.-..-.-....- / -
81 BOYS velour caif Shoes ...-...--....... Z 70
s. 2 BOYS Hid Lace Shoes -..--..--..-...--- 81
$3.50 Meas velour Caif Shoes .........-.... rs
Ss9 3feas Velour Csff .-...--..-............. g -
Slippers far lalis ard gents .----.-.--...... -
3 ~ ladies' Lambs Weol Shoes ............ ~
fl.1 Mems siirueTe. ki8 ...--...-...........-. -
IL Misses 81 IAued Slippers ..-----..-.... .
- Lambs wool Sole --.-...--....-.-........ -
&c Men canvas ieezi1gs -.........-....-.... 81
&C Mens Lace Iegeines .-..-............... .
5ec Hoys Canvas Lezgluss -...-............... =
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-08-08
OUTLAW TRACY DEAD

Spokane, Aug 6.-Harry Tracy is
dead The notorious criminal, convict,
outlaw, deseprado and multi-murderer
committed suicide last evening, after
being shot twice by his pursuers. His
body was found at an early hour this
morning, cold and dead, lying face
upward, and the hands still caressing
the famous 30-30 rifle and 45.calibre
Colts revolver. The resting place was
in wheat field near the Eddy home,
where Tracy spent the last few days,
and whittier he had been tracked by his
hunters.
The body was taken to Davenport,
udner care of Sheriff Gardner OF Lin
coin county. It's disposition will be
decided later by the officials in charge
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-08-08
(To be conunued.l
A Crushing Reply.

Referring to the "Pulpit and Pew"
question raised by DR.. Horizons in
teresting experiment, North London
minister writes:
81 think we ministers rather relish
criticism, but We get too little of it,"
One rcalls in this connection the
story of the young minister walking
home with one of the elders after the
deliverance of his first sermon. After
some moments silence the latter OBJ
served:
"You were not long"
81 am very glad to hear you say so, !"
replied the youthful cleric; 81 was
afraid was tedious"
"0h," was the crushing reply, "you
were tedious. "-Westminster Gazette.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-08-08
FIGHT OVER JAPs.
British Columbia and Dominion Governments
In Serious Controversy.


Vancouver, B. c., Aug. 6.-British
Columbia has started on a battle for
provincial rights against the Dominion
government. The Japanese have caused
the conflict. For many sessions past
private members of the legislature have
introduced bills to prevent the employ
ment of Chinese and Japanese on pub
lie works granted franchises by the AS
sembly. AS fast as the bills became
acts, the federal government disallowed
them.
Last session the provincial govern
ment took hand in the game. 1t
passed an act based ON the Natal act
and perhaps going one better than any
measure of private member. The OF
tawa authorities have answered this
defiance in the same way as the others.
But this is more serious. The Duns-
muir government will not, it is
thought, consent to be sat upon in this
manner; at all events Joseph Martin,
the leader of the liberal party, will not.
Mr.. Martin is demanding that special
session Of the legislature be called, to
re-enact the anti.Japanese legislation,
and he urges that as fast as it is disal-
lowed the members meet.again and pass
the bill until the federal government is
brought to time as it was kin Manitoba
some years ago. 1t lis very probable
that the Dunsmuir government will pay
attention to the requests of Mr. Martin,
because he holds the balance Of power
in the local house and can turn Mr..
Dunsmuir out OF Office if he does not do
as Mr.. Martin wishes. The attitude
that the Dominion government takes
on this matter is that the British
Columbia legislation is unpopular in
Great Britain, which country is desir-
GUS of keeping on the best OF terms
with its new ally, Japan, with whom it
has so recently made treaty. The
fight, therefore, which British Column
bia has started is likley to become fam
Gus. How it will end it is not possible
to forecast, but Manitoba won its fight
for provincial rights against the federal
government, and Joseph Martin was
the leader.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-08-08
IaNlof DRnlef L.

Chicago, Aug. 6.-Rear Admiral
Taylor denies the story telegraphed
from Washington to the effect that he
believes the United States and Germany
will 60 to war in 1907. When asked il
he had set date for & conflict between
the two countries, he said; "such as
sertions as have been credited to me are
without foundation other than that
have said our seacOast defenses should
be we'll protected against attack b. any
European power.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-08-08
Speaking Of Royalty.

Damocles had been invited to dine
with the King of Syracuse. On taking
his seat he instantly saw the sword
hanging by hair above his head.
al suppose" he said to the king,
you call that the hair apparent"
Dionysius, pretending to see no
humor in the remark, replied:
az don't know about that, my boy;
but if it falls upon your head it will
make some crown prints" "
This shows that the ancients were
not aver,e to joking, even under trying
circumstances.--New York Times.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-08-08
Timber Deal Closed.

Portland, Aug. 6.-Chief Engineer
Kinney OF the Great central Railroad
company announces that an important
deal has just been closed. Several
weeks ago NJ. J. Kinney took an option
on $4,000 acres of timber land in the
Coos Bay district, and in the deal is
included the major portion Of the plat
ted town Of Empire City. The land
was owned by the Southern Oregon
company, represented by Prosper
Smith OF Boston.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-08-08
Great Catch Of Salmon.

Astoria, Aug. 6.-The greatest indi-
vidual catch of salmon made on the
Columbia river in many years was
reported Saturday at the Elmore can
merry, when Julius Erickson, of West
Astoria, brought in S,54s pounds CT
fish, the result of about an hours
work. Erickson's net was in the
water less than 20 minutes, and his
haul netted him sI4l.92.