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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
PROSECUTE KELLY
THE GOVERNOR AND ADVISERS
WILL BRING ACTION.
LAWYERS DO NOT AGREE
The TreaSurer's Lawyers Tell Him
That she State Cannot Win
lite Case.

TOPEKA. KAN=Governor Hoch
and bis political advisers decided TO
begin action in the courts against the
state treasurer. T. T. Kelly. The at
torneys who we're employed by the
governor to assist the attorney general
had a conference and went over tho
statutes IN the state library Monday
and decided what Kind OF an action
20 bring. Those in the conference yer
A. w. Benson OF Ottawa. Samuel T..
Howe OF Topeka and Ansel and Clarke
OF Sterling, members Of the advisory
board appointed to assist the governor
In the examination Of the treasury,
and w. r. Stubs, J. n. Dolly. {. c.
Coleman, attorney general, +. L. VIII
liams. his Law partner. and j. w.
Gleed. The latter was attorney for
Kelly in the state oil refinery suit.
The governor has arranged for j.
W Gleed and +. l. Williams 10 assist
the attorney general ami the lawyers
on the advisory board in preparing
the suits. Those who attended the
conference said that the governor is
anxious 70 bring any kind Of a suit
that may result in ousting Kelly from
office. He will sign an e-mbezzlement
charge against the treasurer II his
attorneys can find grounds on which
20 base A.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
JAPANESE PEACE
COMMISSION SAILED

YOKOHAMA, JAPAN.-The steam
er Minnesota OF the Great Northern
line. having on board the japanese
peace plenipotentaries. sailed from
this port for Seattle at 4;30 o'clock
Saturday afternoon. The governor OF
Yokohama and the civic organizations
escorted the plenipotentiaries Il the
pier. AT the pier the pleaipotentiaries
and their suites entered launches and
were conveyed to the Minnesota, which
was dressed with flags. as were ali
the other ships in the harbor.
The Marquis Ito, Premier Katsura.
the other members OF the cabinet, Mr..
Griscom. the American minister, AMI
the staff OF the legation were among
those who accompanied Baron Komura
and his party to the Minnesota. An
enormous crowd Of japanese and for.
.eleners with bands OF music assem-.
bled az the water front. The bands
played patriotic airs and the crowds
discharged fireworks. on arriving on
board the Minnesota. Baron Komura
and those who accompanied him par.
took Of a luncheon. after which the
ship sailed amid a storm Of 'banzais "
The Japanese guardship Takso fired
a salute OF nineteen guns as the Min.
nosota put 10 sea. escorted by a tor
pedo boat and n naval steamer special
~ detailed TO convoy Il out OF Toxic
hay.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
A "SEMI-LYAGHING"
IN MISSOURI

IRoNToN. Mo-A mob Of masked
men overpowered and bound Sheriff
Marshall early Saturday. forced their
way into the county Jail and fired
several shots az William and Arthur
Spaugh, prisIners held upon the
charge Of numbering Sheriff Polk sew.
eral weeks ago. Each Of the Spaughs
received three bullets. but neither was
dangerously wounded All the wounds
were in the legs The raiders then
quietly departed. The purpose Of the
strange attack is a matter for specu-
lauon, since all the shots were fired
AZ the prisoners legs and there was
no attempt upon their lives.
Before dawn Sheriff Marshall, who
also acts as jaiIer. was awakened by
loud knocking az the door and in an
swer to his inquiry a voice replied:
"A government officer with a prison
er is here" Upon opening the door
the sheriff was seized. bound and his
keys taken The sheriff freed himself.
ave the alarm and Summoned ply
sicians for the prisoners. There is
no clew to the raiders.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
a I'm ~ ln Questlen.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-Iudge Teas.
dale refused the injunction asked for
by Ford & Doan against E w. Nc
Manue and r. W Heryer. The two
defendants formerly IN the en-.
ploy Of Ford q Doan. who do a malt
order business, When they quit and
started a similar business Of their
own Ford and Dpan alleged that they
had taken with them the list OF an
Of Ford and noan's clients The in.
junction was asked 20 prevent them
nom using this list OF names.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
THE JAPANESE TAKE
ISLAND OF SAKHALIN

ST. PETERSBURG-A landing OF
Japanese troops on the island OF SAX
hahn has been officially reported and
startled military circles in 81 Peters.
burg although IL had been realized
since the defeat Of Admiral Rojest-
vensky hat the japanese were able
90 take possession OF the island as
soon as they thought fit The garrison
OF the island is too weak to offer an
effective defense. Although the Jap
auese seem unwilling e risk q big
battle with General Linevitch pending
the peace meeting al Washington the
landing OF troops on SakhaIin Is con-
sidered to express Iapan's decision re-
gardlng the formal conclusion Of a
general armistice. namely, that In the
Interval before the meeting il Is neces-
sary TO occupy the island whose pos
session Is an important card In Japan's
diplomatic contest in Washington.
The japanese fleet covering the
landing Of troops on the island OF
SAkhalin consisted OF two battleships,
seven cruisers. three gunboats. thirty
six torpedo boats and ten transports
loaded with troops.
The japanese landed at the village
Of Meree between sheplyan and Korsa.
kovsk. The commander % the Rus
sian detachment Of troops az Korsa-
kovsk ordered the coast defence guns
TO be blown up and all the government
buildings burned before retiring.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
.ATAEIA EOuR YEARS
T0IL0EBKALAEIAcO TrRACTEDW
EPAHIzE-ANEEInAM WAR


wlfmm Me- Neeao.s msfps~ss WA NJ
Irls1 ~. Wifiaaaar Pisa Rffls baa
was Csrsf H. Fs.s tsansa&
Bocaaas h. sA ~ knnw ttnt fhers -
q remedy Tor aseaia. Mr. Arssi eadursd
foar years n weaksess. pain sd sas
misery - ghinking hts nass is-unaie
IA ths pashrsak - the spa-ass-
Aanerkna war - says. "Ewent vida
Company b Eghth Rw1sn. wvm.
iuto cmrnp Is C~SkkanaanEn. sad whs5s
there ny gltem bacau1s t~asr11xhiy
poieued wita mzlzrsa- When I WA
nauaered oct. I czrrisd tat dsrnss
hEus With me Afsr . Wkils bseueassH
s14Ea Mpea4rsL
~HgW dA fhe atHra berHuF
~IArft nceosd = pn Is ny nnk5ss
and knee 3zts. Tha v1s fs-msS ~
s naab fselinz ta nyIsE Al rsI
had - drag mFSf Gra1H6, ny Be4s
wD1d Ehzks or bengls pertsctsy deaL-
fAd constant trg1his in essrfng nesscs
tn tho dgk Ikeg& . Hgs buznz fz
ny room Ak ngh4 a. ! co1d uof hnEaz1a
Erssif In ne dzrkneL Erss wssh sks
al a . EEht I wa51 znd wsaM
r1ch CT. ~ ZtA k1 q eus -
Eevs1t nysG fn-z f1lEnz
How l11z were T1 aElr-
"F01r yazrs 80 ali Uzrizx tts sszs
three years I Was caure6 20 haL sr.s
t-ss far week szzn * Gs q fowr
weeks ns . sm@ Whs1 ] wEs tylaE
down tbs pain IN ny hek wEs frs-
gnntiy % severe th@EAat5h 1
mp ard US fa chair % EEt q ErS& ~
lief. < haH on6-s pan ia ny
b0Wsls aa3 20 cu1arI eTsw ny ErA
The wurHs q al wNB tAas sAs aon.K
cozd give NE No kgps q rsr9FzTT
"HoI wers yoz cazsfS
II nd ta1t D.. WfEiz-E Pax
Pts had cured b1g10saE asaz& Enf
cue or two friends spoke % ne ntr1zt
ikem. In the fan q lEDIberzn % take
them fer Eys1 AID I hAA MT uAs8
Uora thAz one bUK bfEaT fg1r6 shat
the pains In my knees and ankles were
greatly relieved Fpzr months Eftsr-
ward Lbea4nsA ps1fsSlyweu mEn. Nad
] am today euggTlEE the bex u kaahh~
Mr. Edward Il Arel hives e. NJ 40
Pywgw strsA Alazry Mass Every
EuEererfrou hcEnu4ur afara hnnM Try
Dr. Williams Pnk pills wifhoat del4y.
Any druggist 21 supply theZ-
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13

In the old Says 81 close range fight
INK IN wooden ships the most stub.
bornly contested naval battles showed
no such proportion 81 killed and
drowned as the slanGhteT In the IN.
fatea neet which Rnjestvensky led
from the Baltic TO the Sea a. Japan.
Now there are nd buoyant spars and
other light wreckago from sinking
ships 90 save their surviving seSmea.
ana the victorious enemys vessels
are usually too FAR away TO render
much assistance
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
GRAND JURY lHDICTS
MANY CORPORATIONS

CHICAGO. - An indictment was
voted against twenty-five persons.
officials Of four packing corporations,
by the federal grand jury Saturday.
This ended the investigation which
had lasted more than three months
and bought out testimony Of more than
100 witnesses.
One indictment Of than sixty
typewriter pages was voted, cover
ing charges including combination In
restraint OF trade, conspiracy TO mono
police trade and receiving and grant
ing rebates. The vote on the twenty
two individuals was unanimous for
Indictment
Packing officials indicted are;
J. Ogden Armour. Charles w. Armour.
Edward Morris, Ira n. Morris, Lewis
r. Swift. Edwin c. Swift, l.. A. Carton,
D. r. Hartweil. Edward A. Cudahy,
A. +. Evans. attorney. r. c. McManus.
attorney, A. II. Vecder. Patrick A.
Valentine. P. j.. Connors. Edwin Tilden
Arthur Meeker. Charles n. Swift.
Samuel McRoberts. Samuel Wet. Beth
s. Cusey. c. E. Todd, V. D. Skipworth.
Corporations indicted are: Armour
4 Co. Swift & Co, Cudahy & Co,
Morris & Co.
Trials OF those under indictment
probably will begin In the July term
Of the district court. The United
States district attorneys office, al
though reticent. admitted that heads
OF the chief packing companies are
on the indictment list Later the
anmes were made public.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
MeouIrs Fssens Fer SUNNY.

GUTHRIE. oKLA-Dclegato Nc
CURE said that one OF the first bills
he would Introduce Immediately upon
the converting o. Congress next De.
cembor would be the one o legaiize
the act Of the Oklahoma legislature
establishing a territorial asylum for
insane persons az Fort Supply and the
removal OF the asylum patients from
Norman where they are cared for un.
der contract with the Oklahoma sani
tarium company.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
KANSAS GAS IN JOPLIN.
The Missouri City viii Be Illuminated
WITH Natural Product.

WIN NalNfdi f9QNC
JOPLIN. Mo-Joplin is TO be H.
Eliminated this week for the first time
by natural gas, Notwithstanding the
decision Of the Kansas spreme court
declaring that the Kansas Natural
Gas company cannot do business in
that state. That company was pre-
sumably supplying the gas through
the pipe line which has Just been com
plcted 10 the Joplin mining district.
but II now develops as a sort OF sur
prise coup on the part OF the supply
ing company that the Kansas Natural
Gas. OIL Pipeline and Improvement
and not the Kansas Natural Gas com
company duly chartered In Kansas.
and n the Kansas Natural Gas oous.
pany. chartered In Delaware. Is fur.
nishing the Kansas natural gas 10 the
Jasper County Light and Fuel CON-
pany and Joplin Gas COMPANY
nlyiuE Joplin is in no wise affected
By the court decision.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
DC essssd . % seeurltY.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-when Fred
rick $ Graf and Mando Coomer Graf
we're husband and wife two years ago
he gave his note for $3.50 to James
Smith and she was his surety Later
Mr. and Mis- Craft were divorced.
Mr.. Smith obtained iudgnsut against
Mrs Graft for the face OF the note.
She MED a motion In court TO have
the judgment entered against Mr..
Graft and Judge Brumhack granted
her motion.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13

Clarence. dear. saia the yuunE
wife ~wonr you try some q my choco.
late cake7
did yea manufacture d yourself.
Cordclia Queried TIE newly elected
fright pAycr o. the matrimonial CON.
hine,
Yes. dearest she answered
IAN rtsht. da1ing~ he reoinea.
in = one of resignation Carve me
a slioe-tAen telephone for the doc.
tor
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
SYMPTOMS SECOND TUNNEL.
The Ventilation Tube Of the Twelve
Nile Alpine Bore Finished.

HRIGUE. SWITZERLAND The
piercing OF the second tunnel through
the Simplon vas completed Thursday.
The tunnel. which Is used for traffic.
was completed last February. The tun.
mel completed Thursday vas a ventila.
ton tunnel which runs PARALLEL 20 the
main tunnel. Il ls "a constructed that
Il car be Widened 10 make a second
tunnel OF traffic should increasing bus
mess demand H. II r. more than
twelve miles long. Il runs from
switzerland TO Italy under simplon
pass in the Alps.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13

LoNDoN-King Edward. unde-
TERED by the fact that he lost heavily
In South African stocks by buying just
before the action for peace. has
bought several thousand Japanese
bonds In the confident belief OF n
sharp rise in the Immediate future.
"A soon az this became known. there
waa sn immediate rush on the part OF
stock spectators 10 follow his OK.
ample.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13

VERSAILLES, mol r. Wright
agent Of the Kansas City Life Insur-
n C company. pleaded guilty TO EN-.
bezzlement Of funds belonging & o the
company and was sentenced here by
Judge Martin 20 three years in the
~penitenuary. Wright was arrested In
St Louis Saturday and brought here
for trial. his onense having been com
mitted in Morgan county.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
sAvEo AEssELF IN 4 III

The Remarkable Presence Of nlnd Of
Of 4 Child in c~hiiieothe, Ne.
CHILLICoTHB. MO-EIer presence
OF mind and her good grip saved little
inez Braun. daughter OF A. r Braun.
a druggist. from drowning. The child
who Is only 3 years old. vas playing
about q well on a neighbours premises
when a plank in the wen platform
broke, plunging her into the water
twenty feet below. The first time
the child came up after sinking she
grasped the iron wall pipe and chung
there for twenty minutes, when she
was rescued by her father.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13

Il eeplayed ~ uRRy a poor invalid.
crashe6 under tA0 Weighg * ehronlc
troohies. hke constipation. ti-li0usness.
ReuFafgiA headache stomach troahle
etc hgt such suffering. Aough brave
e. cutie unnecessary. Tor Dr. Calf.
wells tiaxaufel Syrua Pepsin sli
serely cure all these diseases drive
away al tee unpleasant symptoms
and restore ever inFaiid 20 heaith.
Try e. sod BY an dreKEisis al Sec
and fleA ncaey back Il Il AliA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
AT Sass A FRONT FOOT.
Lease OF The Northwest Corner OF
Eleventh and walnut.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-The northwest
corner Of Eleventh and Walnut streets
has been given ia lease by Peter Soden
It's owner, 10 the Ely Meyer & NJ. c.
Simon Clothing company OF Rochester.
n, Y. for n~inety-nine years Its Wal.
nut street frontage Is f~orty-elght feet
The consideration Is $4,000 a year.
representing 5 per cen on a valuation
OF 100000 or s.. 333.S3 a front foot
The lot cost Mr.. Soden $4,000 twenty
five years ago. During the life OF the
lease the lessees viii pay. all told.
1870. 600 for the lis use.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13

CLINTON. Mo.-Thomas NJ Casey,
cashier OF the defunct Salmon & Sal.
mon bank. has been removed from his
home 10 the county iaIl by Sheriff
Han. Since the failure OF the hank,
June 21. Casey has been bedfRst with
nervous p~rostration He was under
the guard Of two special officers, be.
Ing under srrest under a forgery war.
rant sworn TO by W NJ. Stevens
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
Coz 1870 clInten. Mo.

CLINTON. MO-Robert Cook. the
special agent. finished his work. sat.
urday, transferred all bank business
to the receiver, Mr.. Egger, and len
for jefferson City. Mr.. Egger an.
nouneed he will contest any federal
bankruptcy proceedings 20 Dust him.
He can proloag the fight several
years and meanwhile proceed with
the settlement OF the banks affairs.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
NEWS OF MISSOURI
rRAoso 3 MlLLlon ausagLs.

Report o. the psst Weeks Busineas o.
the Nsiionai Board n Trade.
KANSAS CITY. so More Than 9
million bushels n grain were traded
for IN the pa d lhe National board q
trade last week Since its opening
the trades have averaged more than
! million bushels each day Ihis
showing" said &. & Christie. ras
presidens Of the board. shows that
the affairs Of the Institution are IN an
encouraging condition. We now have
under consideration the organization
Of an elevator company 70 handle cash
grain on our market We are getting
orders from all over the United gtates
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
10 ~ III EE.kanaan.

BosToN-The Rev. Perry ". Grit
Tin. a retired Congregational Minister
was found dead az bis home In Dor.
chester from heart disease. Tie was
a native Of Ipswich, Mass, and for a
number Of years was Ia charge Of the
home missionary work az Parsons.
Kas.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
Aveis the Cheap and -sls Can eak-
ing Powders.

The cheap baking powders Save but
oze recommendation, they certainly
give the purchaser pieney q powder
for his money. These powders are
90 eArelsssly made from inferior ma
tsrtals that they Etl o zaks Light.
wholesome food Further. these cheap
baking powders hare a FeTy small per
oentaEe * l~eaveriug gaa h6refoTa Il
takes from tWo 20 three times as mach
o. such powder 70 raise the cake or
biscuit as Il does o. Calumet RAkiRg
Powder. Therefore &c the long run.
the actnul cost 10 the consumer q
such powders is mora thnn Calumet
would be Cheap baking powders
leave the bread sometimes ble2chef
and acid. sometimes FelioW and AHA.
line. and alEays u~npaiatahle TheF
are never q uniform s,reasth and
quality.
WAY not bug a p~erfcctiv wholesome
baking poWter Ike Calumet. that s A.
the same time mo1erate d prico Eaa
nue which can ~ relied uponf Cain
met Is always tha same. keeps inars-
initeiy ana gives the cook the is4st
trOuhte.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
LookINo Foa FLouR MILL eIrE
WsshbUFn-c Crosby Milling Company Or
neiais In Kansas CITY.

NAay HNNNfNH NA0NNaNNI VI
heials in Kansas City.
KANSAS CITY, MO-James s Bell.
president, and John Washburn. vice
president OF the Washburn- Crosby
Milling company Of Minneapolis who
are In Kansas City for the purpoae 81
selecting a Site for a 5O00 barrel flour
mill has viewed several suitable sites.
The viewing party included c. r.
Berry, assistant general freight agent
81 the Chicago Great Western railway.
and John ~ Egan. president Of the
Union Depot Bridge and Terminal
company. Mr.. Berry had blue print
maps showing available sites along
the line OF the Great Western IN the
West bottoms and Kansas City, Ras..
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13

Il makes a %, Of difference whose
stocks Eors1
When = man doeSnt Snake Eeneral
~ his wife has = goot reason for g.
A nan sets as proud ever hoAamg
the last trump as Il be had iassa,ed
cards
Giris would never scar low shoes
r. wersnT Toy the rieboas o. ageklss
ua them.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
ID ~ hi -. -.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-rhe order q
the Kansas supreme court VIII not az,
feet The natural Gas franchises pendinE
In Kansas City. No. as 81 VIII not
prevent any company conforming %
the state laws from Rlping Gas ogt %
Kansas
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
Buriai Of Wiiliam Murphy.

KANSAS CITY. No-The funeral
% William Murphy, police serecni az
headquarters who died Tuesday vas
held Thursday morntg a. ? O'Clock
from the church Of the Holy Name.
solemn high mass was celebrated by
the Rev. Father HOrrisan. assisted BY
the Rev Father McAllister and the
Rev. father Mankin.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
The LARGEST Tannerv sold.

TTfusVNlI.E PA-Tho Queen City
iannery the largest sole leather man
~ufaetorY In the world has been sold
By Lucius Beebe & Sons Of Boston. &c
the United states Leather company
The formal transfer was made IN Phna
dclphia and involves about n million
dollars.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
Nsvaea. 70. Farmer Founs weunaea

NEVADA, MO-Esau Foiaad. a
farmer who lived north OF Nevada.
was found unconscious early Wednes.
day morning on the right % way Of
the Missouri Pacific. There were two
large gashes in his heal and his left
shoulder al broken, He probably
win die. Il Is not known how he was
injured.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
Paul Jen..s aear Lsn go.

pAFIs-Guarded by French and
American sailors. the body OF John
Paul Ponos was started for Cherbourge
AZ 10 O'Clock Thursday night Mr..
Mccormick gave a dinner az the en-.
hafsy in honor OF the visiting American
officials. The guests iuclu&ed Premier
Bowler and other members OF the
cabinet.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13

Mrs smith, called my husband
hack 10 Ass hin Eoo3-hy taa morn.
ms
Mrs fonos-And what 3ia ~ ayf
Mrs Smith-He said Whats the
matter Cor3eiiat MA yea iogseg 10
50 uhrosish ny aeekCts lsst alehtg@
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13

They have a guser casfom ont IN
the ~sh0rtgrNss eountry % Western
Kansas And Eastern ColoEaato
Eat prairie aogss
No bat When q very PooT man dies
tAey SAY ne ieares a short graas wla.
on -kansas Cty pgoFers Telegram
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
a steel erlaoe.

INDEPENDENCE Mo-The coun-
" court in Independence awarded TO
the Interstate Bridge company Of
Kansas CITY the contract Tor building
a steel bridge over Cottonwood crSek.
four miles north OF Oak Grove. its
bid WAS SS7o There were eight other
bids, The highest vas u.026
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13

JEFFERSON ClT0-The contract
for nrnishing the state with papst
for prlnung WAS awarded ~ the state.
printing board 70 the Beacon Paper
e0mpaSy q 81 LoulE
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13

Riesker-Noer Niie Is sonethlng %
a Wit she tried % snake same of ne
al TIE reception lass ulsbl
Meeker-Huhi uhats peshinS she
UNea males ne quail
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
sRIsERy CHARGED N OREGON.
a Witness Asked n Ne VA Offered
Money BIZ the DefenaA.


PORTLAND. ORE. r. Sensational
charges that the defense In the land
fraud ease Of the United States against
Congressman Williamson. DR.. Van
oesner and Martin r. Biggs has tam
pered with the Witnesses Of the prose.
cutipn are being made. and a direct
question Saturday asked OF Green
Beard, one OF the witnesses OF the
government. II be has not been told
by the defense that u he testified
right there was money IN Il was
headed off by the timely Interference
Of Judge Bennett. council for the de.
Tense. The objection was sustained
by the court and the witness did not
answer.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13

ne Russians are hapslessiy beat.
oA I tOat know II zns all ovsr
FeL
nced Il g. Americas mnroaa
rains Are new ranuiss q mis- Ia 2Si3
iacontR~
Ttmsly Atsico.
Give ne baby 4 chance
Ga ne ocean of fame.
~ calling Il ros0
TA4ts an aamtTal name
kansas CITY brewers roieEreA
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
TO MAKE A seer TRUST THERE.
Kansas City and chleaao Packers
Meeting Opposition.

BuENos AYREs-Mon represent.
INK Chicago and Kansas City packing
concerns have arrived here for the
purpose Of negotiating { m~onopolire
the beef trade. They intend to form
what Il known in the United States an
= trust Great Indignation r. mani
Tested toward the venture by the press
and public. which states that this ia
the most loathsome Of American
methods.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1905-07-13
a RsspI.s - - ean.r.

KANSAS CITY, MO-Eagar Bailey.
convicted Tor the murder Of Albert
Fergnson Ia the hack drivers strike,
was granted "a stay ~ execution TO-
day by Governor Folk.