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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-15
ROSE DECLARES HE
DIDN'T SELL BEER
Charges Against Grocer Will Be Heard
in Court.

]. II. Rose. proprietor of a small
grocery store at 1877 Edgerton street,
was arrested yesterday on a complaint
sworn out by License Inspector Jess
rang, charging him with selling beer
without license.
The complaint alleges that Rose sold
bottles of beer to certain named per-
sons. Rose pleaded not guilty in po-
lice court yesterday, and secured a
continuance till Aug. IS.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-15
Mrs. wInsIow,s Soothing syrup.

MILLIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILL
DREN WHILE TEETHING, with PER-
Feet SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA. Sold
by Druggists in every part of the World.
Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslows
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind.
TWentY-fiYe cents bottle.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-15
Capitol Nine Challenges County.

F,mploves in the offices at the state
capitol have organized baseball team
to play the clerks of the county offices
and have issued a challenge for game
to be played Aug. %. The capitol nine,
which includes several newspaper men,
consists of P C. Koerner, Ed Erick-
son, Robert Block. Capt. Nordley, Otto
Davies, carry Hodgson, Alonzo Harder
and Charles Orr.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-15
ORANGE PEEL CAUSES
PAINTERS DOWNFALL
j. H. ouorn Has Marrow Escape From
Injury at the Star Theater.

j. H. Quorn, foreman of crew Of
painters who are embellishing the in
terror of the Star theater, had mar
row escape from serious Injury yes
terday afternoon while at work with
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-15
Hearst Gets His Endorsement.

DENVER, Col, Aug. 1.-THE Ma
tional Building Trades council conven-
ton today indorsed Congressman elect
Hearst, of New York, for president of
the United States by vote of % to 10.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-15
Our Safety Deposit Vaults are the best.
Security Trust Company. N. Y. Life Bldg.
Boom in Goat Hides.

LYNN, Mass, Aug. 14.-Leather-
makers are interesting themselves in a
plan to raise goats on a large scale on
abandoned New England farms for
their hides.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-15

Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Your druggist will refund your
money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to euro
YOU. 50 cents.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-15
FUEL DEALERS SLASH
THE PRICE OF WOOD
Lowest Bidder viii Furnish to Schools
for Is Cents Cord.

Thanks to little difference between
some of the local fuel dealers. the ST.
Paul school board will be able to in
dulge in pine slabs, edgings and ma
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-15
Reasonable inference

Poet-Has the editor read the poem
left here yesterday?
Office Boy = thing so, sir; he's
away i'll today.--Stray Stories.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-08-15

Motor Cyclist Is Fined-Charles Richter
was fined IS in police court yesterday Tor
riding a motorcycle in the city without
a number.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-05-29

Monday night in the Oakley g
Hess hall will be given a novel
musical entertainment, followed by
dance. The players and singers
will be Black Bill. one of the most
expert banjo and mandolin PLAYERS
in the west, and Jack Burton the
famous singer and guitar player.
These gentlemen, it will be remem-
bered, gave several selections at the
band boys entertainment, which
were unanimously decided to be the
best ever heard in this city.
Monday night they will give 4
great variety of instrumental aud
vocal music, lnterspersing it with
the dances. In other words the
musical part will be thrown in Tree
with The dance, Tickets 75 cents.
ladies free.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-05-29

Sec. 10, Outhouses and corrals that
are within fifty feet above or ten feet
below canals, bitches or natural water
courses that supply drinking water are
hereby declared a public nuisance and
must be removed.
Parties owning animals that die with
III one hundred feet OF water courses
natural or artificial, or on or near pub
lie highways, must remove the same q
reasonable distance 600 yardsy from
said water courses or public highways.
Sec. II. Any act he Elm specified to
be performed by the Board of Health in
carrying out these rules and regulations
may be done and performed by the
quarantine physician.
sec. II. Any person violating or
failing to observe any of these rules or
regulations or who shall take down or
remove any quarantine flag. from any
infected house or district shall be prose
cuted according 10 law.
Sec, 13. All rules and regulations
heretofore adopted are hereby repealed.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-05-29
John Wa1msley, Sr.. Deed.

The many friends of John Walm-
sley, ST., were surprised 10 hear
Thursday morning that he had
passed over the divide al I o'clock.
His ailment was heart trouble, from
which he had suffered for a long
time.
Mr.. Walmsley was about 72 years
of age. and for many years had
lived IN this city.
He leaves three children TO mourn
his death.
The deceased was Of kindly dis
position, always ready to assist his
fellowman in any undertaking that
promised happiness for someone
else.
The funeral will take place today
from the L. ID. S. meeting house.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-05-29
Cities Do Not Have to Paw.

United States circnit court Of an.
peals has handed down an OPINION
affirming the judgment of the cir
cult in the case of the BOISE City
Artesian Hot q Cold Water com
pany, limited, ss. Boise City, Ida
no. In rendering it's decision the
court says:
"Conceding that the city still
possesses, Notwithstanding this
statute, the right of dealing with
the water company as IT did, and to
recognize the privilege so granted
by it's ordinance of October 8. 1889.
as absolving the company from the
obligation created by the statute, a
proposition which may we'll be
questioned, it still had the right at
any time TO revoke the privilege SO
granted to the Eastmans; or TO i'm
pose upon the corporation new
duties as a condition of It's further
exercise of the right to occupy the
streets for furnishing water. We
hold that it did impose such new
obligations by its ordinance passed
in March, 1900, granting to tn E
company the right to lay pipes ih
the streets and to collect charges
for water supplied to the inhab1@
ants, and requiring it to furnlsh
water for city purposes free OF
charge
The case of the Arteslan Hot d
Cold Water company, VS.. BOISE, al
above stated, in favor of the cityl
involved the right of the city to bd
furnished water by the company
for fire purposes, street sprinkling
and other public necessities without
charge. Suit was brought to re-
cover for water taken for street
sprinkling purposes.
The statute above referred to. exI
pressly says cities shall not paHl
water companies for water for city
purposes.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-05-29
QUARANTINE REGULATION.


Lake and requesting that the said car
be at once transferred to some isolated
switch OF the railway company in the
county. Said car will be subject to the
same rules and regulations heretofore
provided for places quarantined.
Sec. d. 1t shall be the duty of the
householder in every case when q warn
ing sign or flag has been displaced from
the premises which he or she occupies
to report promptly the removal of such
flag to the Board of Health, or some
member thereof unless the removal has
been caused by order of said board.
There shall be an attendant in all
cases quarantined; said attendant shall
be the constable of the precinct where O.
quarantine exists. He shall be on duty
as often and at such ines as the quar-
antlne physician shall direct to prevent
the ingress and egress of persons to or
from such premises quarantined and al
30 to look after the necessary wants of
persons quarantiped. Said attendant
shall not act except as in this section
provided, and he shall receive for his
services the sum of twenty-five cents
per hour for the time actually engaged
in said service:
Sec. z. All children from eyerv
household in which sore throat of anv
kind exists are hereby prohibited from
attending school aud public meetings
of every kind during the continuance
OF such sore throat unless the same is
examined and pronounced non-contaoi
GUS ny legally qualified physician
Children living in house where
measles exists who are not affected
with the disease may be removed by
permission of the Board of Health and
when SO removed shall be held III quar-
antine for twelve days before they shall
be permitted to attend school.
Children living in house where
scarlet fever exists who are not affected
with the disease may be removed by
permission of the Board of Health and
when SO removed shall be held in quar-
antine seven days before they shall be
permitted to go to school.
Children living in a house where
diphtheria, small pox or whooping
cough exists who are not affected with
the disease may be removed by per-
mission of the Board of Health and
when SO removed shall be held in quar-
antine for fourteen days before they
shall be permitted to go to school.
Sec 8. Public funerals in case of
persons dying from contagious diseases
are hereby prohibited; the funerals of
such persons shall be under Che author
ity and direction of the Board of Health
and the death of all persons from con-
tagious diseases must be immediately
reported to said Board of Health or
some member thereof whereupon full |
directions by the proper officer will be
given for interment.
Secs, After persons have recovered |
from any contagious diseases the quar-
antine shall not be removed cntil the
premises wherein such contagion exist
ed have been thoroughly disinfected
under the direction of the quarantine
physician.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-05-29

lations:
Sec l. 1t shall be the duty of every
physician or other person caring for the
SICK In Bear Lake county, to report to
the Board of Health or to the County
Fhyslc1an, Immediately after such per-
son becomes aware of the existence Of
any case of scarlet fever, diphtheria,
whooping cough, small pox, typhoid
1ever, measles, chicken pox or any acute
contagious eruptive disease in his or her
charge; should additional cases occur in
the Same family thev shall be reported
In the same manner as the first case.
sec. z. Every person exposed to or
who has placed himself or herself in a
position to become infected with a con-
taglous or infectious disease shall not
be permitted to mingle with the people
or leave the house in which he or she
resides unless he or she be first disin-
fected by four per cent formaldehyde
or five per cent pure carbolic acid So
luton thoroughly sprayed on their
clothes or by complete change of the
clothing. If the latter, then the cloth
ing removed shall be disinfected bv
said solution under the direction of the
county physician.
Sec. 3. The quarantine physician or
any other practicing physician bv him
authorized shall visit all places where
contagious or Infectious diseases is re-
ported and if SO found shall order same
quarantined. Upon all premises under
quarantine there shall be displayed a
nag as warning or danger signal to
the public, and by the color of the flag
SO displayed information will be given
the public OF the nature of the contagion
under quarantine. The flags to be
used and their Specification shall be as
follows, viz: For scarlet fever, a red
flag; for small pox yellow flag; for
diphtheria a green flag; and for other
contagious and infectious diseases sub
ject to quarantine, white flag with
the name of the disease printed or
written thereon in black letters. |
Sec. 4. No person shall enter or
leave any premises while the same is
under quarantine without the written
permission of the quarantine physician
and all parties receiving such permis-
sion to leave any premises under quar- |
antine shall be required to thoroughly
cleanse the body and change the cloth
ing, putting on clothes that have been
properly disinfected before mingling or
being in the presence of persons outside
of the quarantine premises or district. |
Full directions for the proper disinfec-
tion of the person and the clothing
must be obtained from the quarantine /
physician.
Sec. On receipt of information
that contagious disease subject to |
quarantine exists in any railway car or
any other vehicle Of transportation
within the limits of this county, the
quarantine physician shall Immediately
inspect the suspect and if found to be a
contagious disease shall place the re-
quired flag on each door of the car and
at the earliest possible moment notify
the proper railway authorities the car
giving the name and number of the
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-05-29
Lodge Elections.

The following lodges have elected
officers for the incoming semi an.
nual term:
X. of p.
c. O., r. D. Gee.
V. o., VIM. E. Bedel.
Prelate, F. A. Lyman.
M. at A, H. M. Holbrook.
I. g., LELAND Ready.
o. g., Hays Groo.
wooDMEN.
Consul, Fl. Beck strom.
Adviser, Thos. Bruce.
Escort, J. B. Laughter.
W atchman, Nose Lewis. Ii
Sentry, Chas. e. Harris.
Manager, II. M. Holbrook.
I. O. o. r.
n. g., Fred Grenlg.
V. g., Thos. Lauridsen.
The rest of the officers will III
appointed in July.
=
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-31

The sale OF wagon-load OF cherries
Tor more money than wagon.load OF
iruit ever brought In Portland at
utaoted notice In the commission dis
trict Yesterday.
The cherries We're from the Webb
farm. In the eastern part OF the coun.
~ The proprietor, A. r. Webb. drove
up IN spring wagon containing al
hoNes OF 80 pounds each OF Lambert
cherries protected from the rain by
a canvas cover. while Mr. Webb wore
a rubber coat AS his cherries bsyo
been the finest seen here this season
and have been retailing of late AZ i5
cents per pound. and this was his last
load there was a crowd around eagar
70 buy them, and willing 10 pav a
good price. Finally an offer of 10
cents a pound for the load was made
nE Mark Levy and accepted. and Mr.
Weobor received 5000 for his load
Oregonlan.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-31
GREAT
FIRE AT
HOBART
Oklahoma Town Nearly
Wiped Off the
Map
The Disaster Win Cause
Charges TO Be Preferred
Against Secretary
Hitchcock

Anassrko. Okla J1iF 5I-Tbs ulzl,
portion q HctzTr vzs Eipef OK b
Ere last niEht JosE a C-zrrsr q Z
mluior. NaraEer H1Ekes. q fhe fel
ephone eHcaznEs. dropped dad q.
heart disease Ehfie fEhtirE ths
aanles. The hrs started 10 the Phoe
nix thszfer. sld g. supposed 70 be g.
cendiary. Brick Business houses f1I
tEO blocss are 90 rains TIE ere vas
ertinguishet bT usinE dynamite.
IAuton decided % hie charges with
Roosevelt azzins- Secretary Hitchcock
beczuse the funds from the sale q
public lands are tied up By the depa-r-
1enf ~ the interior. These three
cities desire money 20 provide water
works Damage claims may result. a.
q will be- cOntended the Hobart disas
ter might have been avoided had the
water works been built
-Four men and 0re women are under
arrest Tor incendiarism. Severtv
seven business houses we're burned.
Every man IN toEn today is armed.
Six uezons suffered Injuries from ths
reckless use u dynamite in e1fin-
gushing the Ere. Andrew Kerr. a
kieeding merchant. fatally.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-31
Say Merrill
Is Alive

P.ra- CITY. Or. July 31.-Two ex.
eonvfets. Gale and Barely. who served
= f6-vear sentence in the penitentiary
AZ salem. and who we're there When
Tracv and Merrill escaped. tell an in
teres-inz story TO the effect that Mer'
rfU Is SIN alive. Gale. formerly a
resident Of this section. tells the
srory.
He SAYS that he had charge OF the
prison baths. and knew Merrill well
Merrill. he says. had very little hair
on bis body. scarcely any on his
breast. Merrill had two upper false
teeth and two gold ones In front the
BODY Of the man which was brought in
and buried as MerrilTs had heavy
growth o. hair on the breast and all
the upper front teeth we're gone. Gale
SAYS that the man supposed 70 be Mer'
riu vas decoyed 70 the place where he
vas killed. and shot by both Tracy
and Merrill
Merrill according 70 Gales story.
wished 70 leave the country. but
Tracy was anxious 10 meet woman
whom he knew. and who hoyered
around his neighbOrhood all the time
be vas keeping up the running fight
with the officers
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-31
A NATURAL RESULT.

Il Is very reasonable 10 suppose II the
foundation Of a'strLctJ:e was removed
that the building itself is bound Ia
come down. This same principle can
be applied 10 disease. Take a medi'
cine into the system that will remove
the cause Of sickness. and the Illness
leaves Of itself Dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, sick-headache and biliousness
have their foundation in stomach dis
orders Remove this weakness and
the other symptoms are no more.
There Is one cure for all this that all
druggists sell for Csc per box. Il is
called DR.. Gums Improved Liver
Pills. They get right at the beginning
Of these diseases and make the cure
by taking away the cause Of H. We
will send a small box free by mail. or
a large box on receipt OF Csc. Address
DR.. BosanAo Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale a. 81. Scone's Drug Stores. 4
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-31

Reception

Rev. Geo e. Rltchey. pastor Of the
Pint Christian church IN this city,
has resigned his position. and yin
Leave In 10 days for Anahsim. CsBfor.
MA. where be has accepted a similar
position. He Wili preach a farewell
sermon a EeeE from next Sunday.
LaU night the members - The church
and congregation rendered the refir.
ing minister and bis wife a farewell
reception 81 the church. when a most
enjoyable evening vas spent. though
AL regretted thar the minister and
kis Eife would soon depart for their
neW home. and would. ID all probabil-
~ not be In Salem aEzin. The local
church has extended a call 10 Rev
Davis Erretf. n0E IN charge u the
Christian church az Waco. Texas. Eho
nas made known his desire 20 come
~ Oregon. and the Congregation -
nov awaiting an answer from this
gentleman. lie IL said 10 BE- a very
actife minister an able pulpit orator
and a man Who would be a tower OF
strength 10 the church. and the mem.
bers o. the church here await a favor.
able responfe 10 the call extended 70
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-31
Very Good
Appointment

c-re--rr Chzr-hsriai1 tocaT ap
u--es osrass West q As-oria- STATE
is-s zzsu- 20 szccead J. " Morrow
-ustr-.s ,as cha-Es 70 take eject o.
se-ee--ber 1s- This chArss has beer
eo--s-plzts,t for several vesEs. NJ
No-rur hzTi-E Eecisst 70 accept
---e rsz--srztiFs posi-io1- and ons
ro-s 70 his uknE
OszaE West Is too vel known IN
TITS cfry 70 bed any intrucuctiou- he
rzu g hers. was ed1catet in TIE sa-
- s-kools. ard. for q icug term q
vsa-s. 6uet the posfrfon a. paying tel
~ a. the hank q Latt & Bush
AbcEt q year aud a haf ago be re-
arred thar position ard accepted a
-ore l1cra-ive c1e % the FIRST Ma
rc-ai Bsrk % Astoria. where be has
usfe &C eEcceuert record He is nov
tte secretary - the Astoria regatta
ec--fr-ee NJ West has always been
a. active Democrat. b0th when be
Hvef f1 saiem ard since his removal
10 Agora- and vas an enthusiastic
-puorrer % Governor Chamberlain.
NJ. West VIII return 20 Salem about
Sarteuber fst. whsn be will assume
.ls rev position. and the removal Of
lgr. ard Ms. WesI % Salem will be
pleasing 70 their large circle Of
'rterfs
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-31
Griffin Lost
At Gambling

Eugene. Or. July 3l-The police
hare become active again IN the mat
tef of suppressing gambling IN Eu
gene and today Tom Gillian. Fred
Ware and George Berger paid fines a
- each f0r gambling.
This new activity ls probably
brought about somewhat as a result OF
the recent suicide Of c. W. Griffin
whose dead body was found In the
dver Sunday morning. n Is now gen.
eTally known that on the last two
nights that Griffin was known 20 be
living be was a visitor al some Of the
gaming resorts. and that he was loser
10 the extent Of several hundred dol.
lars. L has been surmised that Il
vas bis dependency over his losses
that caused him 70 drown himself In
the willamette.
A. any rate sufficient has been
learned In connection with the death
of Grimm 10 give the information TO
the public regarding the games that
have been running. and the police
have taken steps 20 close them all.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-31
Robbed While
You Wait

Wsdneefzy's Tsiezrzr says
a novelty tn he boiE-gr hEsi1eai
Eaa iatrodgcef Tzes.sy uiEht a1.oU
~ o'ciock. wke1 fkrae r,s1 cane r.n
nirK dOEn Gi1fse-ft sfreet tcEaTt Il
r.. BaacEoff. and W5e1 tteE rszftet
bin n0btet klra at ne po11t - ~
reE1iafior reFciTer ard bskirf n
Customary tisck rzEk. art thea E-srr
"a - NJ DEAD run. leETfnE him Eta1S
iER alo1e. Thsy Eot 1870 aad Ests
rood tkeiY esczpe
Bsrcruft u fOTszaz a. TIE frsiEh;
yarss u tts No-rterr Psei6c a. rhs
e1rrer a SeTelfh s1f HOTt Etreefs
arf "a a oo1sia ~ Postmaster Bar-
croft
he ROTARY uas rzportef 70 tks -
Ice by the Ficfi1. an6 q ccpT of ne
report wss giyeu % each u ne detsc-
tige1
ne s0rk vas aec0npiishet O.
Qnick time Two men he'd a gun %
Bancroft's hezd. uhiie the oshsr two
searehed his pockess A Egld wafck
vss founf. but the highuaynen cared
not for thar snd thrs~ i tack 70 him
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-31
Will Play
Game Here

Il was decided last night that the
ROseburg ball team shall play IFS post.
poned game with Eugene az eugene
Saturday, and the game with Salem
Sunday Eugene has no love for sa.
lem and will not weep should It's team
lose 10 Roseburg. giving that team a
chance 10 tie Salem. This may or
may not be done. but Il Is fair 10 pre-.
sumo that Roseburg will play sun.
days game In a position 20 tie the
kaglans. II she wins. This will make
the game the most interesting OF the
series. II Is stated Roseburg has
strengthened her team for the occa.
sion by the addition OF a couple of
players from the Portland team. With
good weather there will be the biggest
crowd present ever gathered around
the Salem diamond.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-31
Thinks He has
The Robbers

n the Portland Telegram isn't iollv
ING Portland. or rather Multnomah
county officers have actually woke nm
long enough 10 arrest three persons
accused of being engaged IN The sell
wood car hold.up. OF course. there n
not much probability Of their havine
me risht parties or perhaps OF the of
heefs even believing them the rieh,
parties. yet u shows the officers are
SIN auye The Telegram saws.
quietly, yet persistently Sherl6
Storey, aided by his deputy. Fred Mat
news, has been on the track OF ths
men who have been terrorlgipg the
people of Portland for two weeks mast
ahd az last four Of these men arr he.
lleVed TO he lodged IN the county has.
ule' ana some Others have come to tba
conclusion that Il was hest 10 forssl q
this city for more agreeable places
Last Monday night Sheri1 storey
shu ms deputy made the first arrest An
me person OF Ira Landers. he WAS
taken from a local steamboat At
midnight Arthur Hicks was taken f,,n,
DIS room In respectable lodgins
mouse, aud az o'clock the same piyht
tarl Mclntosh believed 20 be the iesd
er Of the hold.up gang. was taken from,
the same place Dave simmons Was
sIfes'ed last night, and the ofieers
nave their eyes omen FOR at least one
more man. ''
The prisoners have been nartiau,,
identified hy victims IN the se1wooS
car robbery. and on the men ns,,,''
Tickets were found that were ths -
ceipts Tor several watches In hs
room were some gold rings and othey
lewelry, and Mcintosh had a cheok m,
sope rurporiing 10 be on seattIs
sanA The evidence points 20 the FAC,
s.ss s.,1s uaeSt men have heen mixed np in
same. and many drigeine aeairs
Part OF them have no visible msans =,
snpport and are warrants az ne woes,
aieo' according % Sherlfi storey
osher arrests may follow.