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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-03-17

ceived a telegram from Washington or
dering township 8. range 4S, which Is
is miles south of omeroy, opened up
to enable the squatters who have set
tied within 10 years on forest reserve
to receive title to their homesteads.
The chess tournament between the
Anaconda Chess club and the CONNER
cial club of Missoula resulted one
game for each club, with the
third draw. The games were played
by long distance telephone. and three
chess boards were used in the game.
Not a single member Of the congress
sional delegation will attend the
launching Of the cruiser Washington
at Camden, NJ j., next Saturday, and
the only representatives of the state
present will be those designated by the
governor to participate in the chris
tening.
The Prosser city council has instruc-
ed the marshal to strictly enforce the
cigarette ordinance, which provides a
fine of $25 and 10 days in jail for any
boy under 81 years OF age smoking or
having cigarette material in his peck
cts. The same penalty prevails for
dealers selling the goods to minors,
Charles Lorienslzy, the travelling min
strel Snowman arrested on the charge
Of attempting to kidnap the daughters
of J. ]. Dawson Of Zillah, was releas
ed. The father refused to appear and
testify against the prisoner. saying he
had enough notoriety over the affair
He also refused to permit the children
ito testify.
The site for the new school fol
feeble minded at Medical Lake will b,
selected by the board of control AMI
Governor Mead this week On tn,
same trip the site for the new detached
wing Of the eastern Washington insane
asylum at Medical Lake will also b,
selected. The Legislature allowed $55,
600 for this wing.
The sum of $3,065, 647.39 represent
the total amount appropriated by tn
ninth legislature out of the genera
fund. To provide for these appropria
lions the revenues of the state for tn
next two years are estimated at les
than $2,500,000, leaving the probabl
deficit at the end of the fiscal perio
of about half million dollars.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-03-17
czAR's COSTLY HOUSEKEEPING.
Most Extravaeant in All Europe. EV-
erYbodY Gets Rich.


The most extravagant housekeeping
in Europe is that practiced at the
czar's court The sums spent in eat
ing, drinking and for servants are sim
ply colossal. The kitchen is French
in all it's details.
The kitchen, pantry and housekeep-
ing arrangements are all under the
charge of the court marshal, Count
Benkenhoff, but the real general in
command is a court ''forager,' as he is
called once a chef. now an official with
the rank of colonel, with court uni
form, a cooked hat spurs, sword, etc,
while his breast is decorated with stars
and orders. This awe inspiring indi-
vidual must take a special oath of allie
glance and fidelity, in view of the risk
that he might otherwise arrange for
poisoning his imperial master. In this
mans chancery there are IL secreta.
ries and four under foragers, "a upper
lackeys, "a lackeys, Is under lackeys
and "a lackey assistants. At the head
of the kitchen are two chefs, each with
salary of cabinet minister, besides
perquisites. They are both Frenchmen
They in turn are assisted by four un
der chefs, 38 ordinary male cooks, 20
apprentices and SO kitchen boys.
A department in itself is the pastry
cooks, presided over by a chief baker
and two dozen assistants And yet the
car eats the simplest food, preferring
above all else native Russian soups
like bersch and stochi. The cellars
are bursting with $4,000 dozen of wine
of all sorts. The czar himself takes 6
glass of claret and a nip of champagne
mot more. Fabulous sums are spenr
on rare fruit at seasons when they car
only be forced. A ruble ESQ cents
each for strawberries is not uncom
mon, nor is % rubles for a peach
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-03-17
WASHINGTON NOTES.


United States Senator w. A. Clark
states that he will be in Butte in about
week,
Honey Melody is going to night VIII
Jerry Mccarthy of Butte on st. Pat
rick's day.
Spring seeding is farther advanced
in Whitman county than for many
years at this season.
The glee club of the Washington
State college, Pullman, is on its annual
tour of eastern Washington.
The last legislature passed many
bills, but there were comparatively few
in which the state as a whole will be
concerned.
Since the passage of the bill Great
ing Benton county, with Prosser as the
county seat, there are prospects of
quite a building boom.
Cyrus Victor came into Wilbur, on
his return home from Davenport, after
being declared not guilty of the muir
der of Charles Thennis
For the second time Frank Taylor
has been found guilty of murder in the
second degree in the killing of B. A.
Mcintyre at Bossburg, July % last.
The Whitman county commissioners
have appropriated $4,000 to prepare and
maintain an exhibit of their county pro-
ducts at the Lewis and Clark fair.
! ]. M. Snow of Spokane has been APP
pointed highway commissioner under
the new road law. Mr.. Snow is the
present surveyor of Spokane county.
w. H. Babcock, the well known
wheat man of Walla Walla, says the
new wheat is in fine shape on Eureka
flats and in the Columbia river district
Bee Hive Rebekah lodge, No. 70, OF
Walla Walla celebrated the 10th ami.
versary of the establishment of their
order at the l. o. o. F. temple last
Friday.
The Hastings single mill at Sumas
burned recently In addition to the
plant. 100000 shingles we're destroy
ed. The loss is placed at $4,000 with
small insurance
County Fruit Inspector Frank Morse
reports large number of spraying
outfits at work in the various parts Of
the county spraying trees with sulphur
and lime for San Jose scale.
Governor Mead honored the requisi
ton of Governor Vardaman, of N4issis
sippi for William McPhay, a negro
wanted in Pike county, Miss, for 8
murder committed three years ago.
Five school boys of Georgetown, 9
suburb of Seattle, have been arrested
charged with robbing many houses
and boats in the town. They range il
age from IL to 10 years and all con
fessed.
With his neck broken by fall from
the sidewalk bridge to the gulch below
H. A. Carpenter, aged IS years al
inmate of the soldiers home at Orting
was found dead near the Tacoma 8
Eastern depot.
Pointer & Sons have sold their farm
or portion of it, to Frank D. Garrett
for $22, 800, or $81 per acre. The Ian,
sold lies near Diamond and consists
Of 100 acres, all under cultivation, witt
fairly good house and barn.
The Walla Walla land office has re
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-03-17
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The Bank of Lawton, Okla, capital
$4,000, controlled by McDufie Bros,
has closed its doors.
The month Of February in France
has been prolific of strikes, of which
there has been total of Az, chiefly
owing to demands of increased pay.
Fred Sovine OF Eel River township,
Allen county, Indiana, has just fallen
heir to an estate of $4,000, left by his
brother, Augustus, Of Buffalo, N. Y.
Governor Sparks vetoed the bill pro-
hibiting the sale Of liquor within five
miles of any camp or place where gov
eminent work is in progress in Ne
vada.
Five diamond rings, valued at $1,000,
were stolen from fashionable board
ing house recently in Seattle. The
rings were the property of Mrs. Gene
va H. Kimball, prominent society
woman.
The whole territory of Arizona is
covered with water as a result of the
recent heavy rains and SHOWS. and in
many places the desert that has not
known water for decade is now a
lake.
More pure American art by Ameri-
can artists for America is the essence
of the ideas held by Sir Caspar Clark,
the newly appointed director of the
Metropolitan Museum of Art at New
York, of what is most needed in Amer
lea
| A semioficial statement that Russia
win make no peace overture has been
Issued from st. Petersburg. It puts
an end to many rumors Of late. The
cars ministers believe false reports
are fathered by loan agents of JAP
anese.
IN The transfer of the French embassy
from General Porter to Mr.. McCor'
mick will take place April 80, when, il
is expected that most of the other
European transfers will be made
Thereafter General Porter is to make
European tour.
Admiral Rojestvensky's squadron is
not returning to the Baltic sea, but
is simply crushing and awaiting the
arrival of the third squadron under
: Admiral Nebogatoff When this juno
ton is made they will proceed immedi
ately to the far east.
At Denver Judge Booth M Malone
has sentenced Peter Miller and Mi
chael Dowd, found guilty of stealing
, 318 ballots at the election in this cit!
on November 8, last. and substituting
others for them, to serve three to iv'
years in the state penitentiary.
The members of the river and ha1
Dor committee of the house of repre-
: sentatives and their wives have saile'
> on the army transport Sumner TO
Porto Rico on tour of inspection o.
their return the party will make brie
stops at Santo Domingo and Cuba, al
irving at New Orleans April 1.
e One of the most exciting incident
which occurred in Zion City, near Oh
}, cago, last week, has just come out
o Deacon Daniel J. Sloan, one of tn
e highest oficials in the town, is said t
a have entered blacksmith shop an
engaged in a dispute with Forema
8 Hamilton. The argument waxed fur
e Gus until finally, it is asserted, tn
Il foreman picked up sledge hamme
J. and drove the deacon from the place.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-03-17
THREE GREAT JAP LEADERS.
KuroISi, Nodzu and oI<u, Leading Men
to Victory.


to Victory.
General Baron Kurod, who, by his
passage Of the Yalu and subsequent
successes at Kiulienling and other
places, has proved himself to be a gen.
,eral of no mean capacity, is about so
years of age. He is a Kagoshima Sam
urai, and his GOODNESS and courage are
worthy the chivalrous race from which
he comes.
General NOdzu belongs to the finest
type Of Japanese and by many of his
countrymen he is regarded as their
greatest soldier In spite of his 81
years he is keen sportsman. He is
a great favorite in the army, and has
a reputation for pluck and dash.
General Baron Oku, the commander
of the Second Japanese army, is Sam
urai of the Oita clan. He is 81 years
of age.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-03-17
Must Attend Warsaw Schools.

Warsaw, March 1.-THE authors
ties today decided to order the schools
to reopen and unless the boys return
within week expeu them. It is ex-
pected the majority will continue on
strike, and hence parents have appeal
ed to the minister of education at st.
Petersburg to keep the schools closed
until the situation is clearer.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-03-17

roo much knowledge saps courage.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1905-03-17
From Spokane to St. Paul.

BY proposed Corbin road and c. P. 1475
By Great Northern -------- 1889
BY Northern Pacific --------- 1912
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-10
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Sm ruffii6en !Sauptquartier bes
Generals 2inepiti9 lit man tpenis err
bout boz, benz Offer zines Shells Der
ruiiif9en Sagesbldtter, pie AUDI Der
offiaieIen MiIitGrblGtter. tpie Snpalio
unb Raspjebi9if, bic gar gu pffen
iiber neu abeebenbe Sruppentbeile mad
benz ariessI9auplab beri9ten, 10 bab
man in Sapan better ii6er ruifiide@erz
bGltniFe unterri6tet lit, als man min
i9en funn. Die iupunifde 3eitung
vOpib1iiimpo" perDffentli9te berbliifs
fenb senaue Oaten iiber ben 8eitanb
Der ruiIii9en Irmee auf Dem &rieasz
fdauplab, nobel ieber ein5elne SOM
manbeur nit benz ri9tigen Namen ees
nannt purbe, tpogegen Die iapanii6e
preHe bpnitss S9tpeigen iiber tire Ell
gene @rmse beoba9tet. Gs tpGre min
I6enstpertb, bab bic MilitGreebeim=
niRe in Rublanb ebenio eetpabrt Mir
ben. = Sm Stab bes Mosfauer Miliz
tGrbeairfs 1T elm 8efebl pom &pmmans
berr Der Ir~rieregarbe Der Manbf9uz
rei>Nrmes eineetroffen, MusIdnbern nit
@usnabme Der Militdraeenten unb of
fi3ieIen 8eridterftatter bas @eifen in
Der Manbf9urei unb i'm Sransbaitalz
@ebiet, onsefansen bon Srtutst. ftrsng
Az unter1aaen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-10

Sn 90 iseonin beftebt,
ebenfo tpie i'm Staate Sem Dort, Elm
@efes, poourd es BEL StrGfe bon $40
BIB $500 noer einem Sabr gefGngnib
perboten miro, 8eoienfteten BON 9os
tels, pte Q~ufmdrtern. 9uustne4ten
unb Stiefelpubern. fotpie @ngefteuten
bon anberen Uef9dften, Srtnfseloer
5u seben, UNI biefelben gu 9unien oes
@ebers 81 beeinfluHen.
Oie merft p il r bigft grs
Of einurs unter ben @Oseln
Deutf6lanos lit pobI Der 8udfinf-
Oa f9eiben f9 Die @ei9ledter i'm
9erbft. Die Meibden sieben fort nad
Dem Suoen, Die Mdnnhen bleiben gu
9aufe troB Sdnee uno gia. 60 pie
Der @orbote oes Griblinss, Die Scribe.
IN Deutf&lanb erf4eint, MAIDEN fih'
bte Mdnnden auf unb Sieben ibren
beferen 6Glften entsegenL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-10
Der NapoIeon Oct Sfdtmntfdmiem.

Sulifan, bas 6aupt Der SIdun>
tf6ufen. lit elm Mann bon feltenem
Salient. Der bisher mod ME iein Bort
aebro6en bat. 9ulifan tommanbirt
heute cine Mrmee bon $4,000 poblz
ausqebilbeten Solbaten. bic ben au
fteaenben 4nforberungen mebr enis
fp.sden als Die ~resuIdren 9ineI{den
Sruppen. Sulifan 1T fi9 feiner Ma6t
beruBt unb iiberasugt, bab es nur
eins Nufss bon ibm bebiirfe, bumit bic
gauge Manbf6uret bon Shana6a;z
6uan1 Bis Sinmintin 1i6 Inn feline
sfabne f9are. Sam bod su ibm nit
refpeftponem 9ruBe 0uani9ifai! GO
oar Der Sberfefeblsbaber Der 6ineIiz
i6en Sruppen. General sra. ftebt in
freunbihaftlie,en 8~esiebungen au ibm.
Die @uKen ftenben anfanas nit 1uz
lifan in llnterbanblunsen; ct berz
lanate 10000 &ubel; plbBli9 iagte
man ihn GINGER 6ormalitdten pesea
fort. Sie ruififden llnterbGnber Be-
nabmen iin ietenfaas niht ebrlid bas
Bel. benin Der Napoleon Der Si9unz
tfdufen rief bamals entriiftet aus:
.Oie rufiii9en 8eamten haben tpeber
Gbre mod gbrentport!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-10

item 8e1u9s," badte Ser Baron. Juno
ais auerpeinli9Ite fommt bin5u, bab
on beine 8raut Elm san5es ldnges
Sabr ni6t anbers osnr als 4n1sftente
0ieies Saufes feben Iouff, unb bab bu,
ipenn on Slid bait, bielei6t INNER
breimal 8efu6 MAIDEN mubt, biz bu
einmal 5pei Worts unseitOrt nit ibr
reoen fannft!"
Sn ni6t esrabe glGnsenber 2aune
ftieg er in isinen Waeen unb CAB Dem
autf9er Iuftrag, gu 8rennerts 81
fd1ren.
Sm 3ot6 biefer ebrenipertben Sa>
mile mar mon ibereingefommen, ben
jiingi.en SprpKen, bds frausbaarige
SoubrettentOpf9en 5in6en, Dem 6rau
Sauna bur6aus cine 2iebi9dft nit
oem Yrobiipr 8rDmel auh9paber
polte, seeen Sen Baron in's @orber=
treffen gu f9iden. emma, Die Sreiz
~bieiGbrige, tpar grobmiitbis oher ber<
niinftig genug 9epei en-, aus eiSenem
Qntrieb auf Sen Wettbetperb gu ber<
5i9ten; Slpra aber, oas i9lante &inb
bon piermal iieben Sdbren, bate ii6
nur oabur6 gum Geiisniren betpesen
ldfen, bab Mutter uno S4peiter ibr
einrebeten, Der @HeTor b. 8oseni9iiB
bGtte atpeifelps Elm Iuge duf ie ge<
porfen, lie miiHe blind fem, fonft bdtte
lie bas felbft lGngit f9on gemertt, urO
Der Sperling in Ser Sano lei nod ale
nal better aepeien als Die Saube auf
Dem Sa9e.
Stir Sen mad 9rennerts &artenab<
adbe nit 8eItimmtbeit ertpdrteten Be-
fu9 bes Sarons NOR folsenOer Cages
befebl ~ausge9eben porbsn: Sm Slur
uno Salon peinli6fe Orbnung unb
Sauberfeit, Pdraoeansug fir aIe bier
Samen BON friib Bis fpdt, % man ia
ni9t piFen fonnte, Inn pelGe I3eit Ser
6reiberr anriiden tpiirbe : Ginleituns
bes @eplGnfels bur9 Sin9en; ipdter
Nufmarf9 oes f9peren Gei9iibes :
Srau HDsd,en felbft = uno 5ulebt &ar
ballerieattaGe 0es flotten uno liebens>
piiroigzbersoten 9errn bes 9uufes.
emma un0 6lpr9en fpllten porldufig
in Ser ReIerbe bleiben, unb ben ebenz
tuelen Munitionstrdnsport foQte Der
in cine funfelndeelneue Sienerlipres
geitefte &utf9er beforgen. gu gutter
3eBt CAB Srau RDs9en Damn nod BE
Srbre aus, bab oiel er unO ni9t-pie
urfpringli9 boreefeben = bas NIT
Sdubden un6 peiber 2abi9irae auf's
fau6erite berdusgepubte MGo9en Dem
naben0en Srei6errn bic Sbiiren gu Di.:
men bate. rSenn auf ben eriten Gin
Druid fommt's an; Der erfte @inbrud
lit oft fiir's sanse 2eben beitimmenb,"
fugte Die tluge SHUTTER. Oamit aber
0ur9 einen plDbli9en unb un~borberges
iebenen lleberfaa bes Seinbes feline
Yanif in oas fir Die 8riesspperatios
men alip duf's treffli9ite geriiitete Ga
ger getragen tperOen tDnnte, ipurben
i'm Wobn5immer spif9en Den beiben
Seniterfpiegeln, in Oenen ma Die ganse
Strabe iibsrblidte, @orpoiten ausse>
felt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-10
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8pttteu . S@Idse, hrtttr aLarr+
Drittea 3 SGIdss, bierter AIarn.
81, Sesr aus uns S&Iau& rsfsersu.
, S&Iase, Maf1erud ab.
10 S&Iaes, II i4r gstttasA
Die b bset&neten SignaIe tusrseH safs tsa Ilxrn
cd4ter a~ne>ssben bd an tn tstrsnsaAea Gtrateo
2eaa,usaea tshs GIarmtdae1 meetrs4t f1b.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-10

Die 3meite f9mebif9.
aammer lebnte ale @orfdlGss in ber
Stimmre6tsfrase ab, iobab bic
Wablre9tsreform in her isbisen
Neidstaasfefion sei4eitert 1T.
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-20
TO BEAT THE LAWYERS.
Credit Men Plan Organization to Set
tie Bankrupt Estates.

Chicago. April 2O.-Growing out of the
opposition of the wholesale merchants
of Chicago to the present bankruptcy
law, the organization of a cooperative
Adjustment Association" has received
it's first impetus at a meeting of the
Credit Mems association. A resolution
was adopted directing President Nc
Adow to appoint a committee to inves-
tigate the matter and report at a later
meeting
This adjustment association is to be
formed principally for the purpose of
settling insolvent estates. In the lang
uage of those who urged the plan the
formation of such an organization win
go far toward doing away with the
evils of bankruptcy proceedings, where
in nearly all the assets are swallowed
UP in the fees of attorneys, referees and
trustees"
The plan advocated provides for the
organization of a central bureau man
aged by e salaried man, with two or
three attorneys and office assistants.
Alliance with other associations also is
Contemplated. making it national in
ScOpe