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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-30
WHAT CORBErr SAYS,
Declares that lellrIcs and bison
Were the Coolest Fighters

IIIU' u 'WtuUIl 100
h'nrk' O.'m uN tMmn|"n jDNrr
N'll INn lNn rnHI' NJ lbNlDH INN' h.I
alpuui into "a uuB
me former Wpulu rl Iu h. uUfHlnH
lNnh l''d INr Ilpr0 uIl IN NJ Nrnl.
'rh NJ plumlho before "a miu.
l'm' mh'I uh u,' uD,lw,h N'
,'tIo 1'N', ,nl pen 'na lk ~ Nl.,N
lN wrote % loilr lo % rl'nd N. lhr MlN.
Oln Npl Not thc luu hU off nervous.
move was displayed npd lhu nilr b. lu.
uhN ulr'N,d by hhln u'uW DID,
souvenir NJ Che rfWi Iullr man u'Nu
on hunlhor occasion DIXON ..Nl IN. H
hoolOlok 10 como uuu iuun puu %.
sh,,H hH mo wanted iN'w Wlnl l.r
lBhl 10 Wcdl lo dlNNDI 100 D. nlNun l
ls nouor hv anmn 'uundH " lo won
J'hrot actions Wr somewhat dlnon
Than Dbo't NJ pNoU
Nh'h mNiDN Do made jon hNW
great interest," lu Uud lu.lN lu '|F NlrnuE
ulm"sl continually of tUr umug l.nn
w. ~ the dWc Of inr buil" lWlwthc'
" thc TACT nlD boz m'I2F h. coul..
ilon D. gIudualy uDWIug perfection "a
maj hr VIII De capable ui iuluN hlU Best
Nhou hc steps into the IiHg
,I'ly jackson nnd myself .wct ploh,.
ere lAcktom 90 Ioau uu hour h,fou
ID OHll would uoglu duuhng brandy n
small BITS
~ me bell Jackson would De- Keyed
10 q. hlgh pitch and hu nervousness
would De- plain 90 NuW spectator fur 70
least Two rounds when M would settle
down ana WORK lis, % HnrIWlUd
li'lolr ! Won III, lO" I uuNn appear
80 uu the stag J wuN No home IN the
INK 40 much su W 90 the dinner GA.
PIE hul whu made my nlsl lr.p
around tnu country us uu actor I lest
Too ~ tuolno' lhn long strain I
wac under zach dur TOD on mo ron.c.
puruiIN when mot llt2ammuUs I Var
d dlnwoni man than when ! faced Rul.
van, ] was extremely nervous
lioh flHslmmon' hv The WaA. always
lnls some one else do Die worrying lllt
VIC. ho claims ufod up enough nervous
on'rh' for both he always hoId. tml
many q 4o"9 lighter grouped - battle b''
cause he did too much lWuMng
ono of the gr'ul troubles with Nounp
lgn'rrh ruWaonEs ls that lh'N 'nl'r no
nHk Voc }nuntn.,....,,,,,........ ...
t,n"oou lI'Gl ,lh'' nave hnl success among
We .Wll 49,.
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A JOLT FOR FIJI
Nslaehy Hogan Hands one 10 tho
Ancient Rlng warrior

Writing about Fitgslmmons ord ne
trhome Tor advertising By hurting cnu
lenRea Al Corhott and others Alor rune
ning away from Mlko AchroOk Mnn,ny
LOGAN OF the Chicago Rocod'llcl0Id
" link Corbct did right IN refusing 40
meet Flnsimmons, ~ n lght hplW'Dn Inr
lNo would hN pretty much Of n Toxic under
present conditions Apparently llp N
paQll IN need " nomo FREQ adNcrl|slnR
tnd M can't get II any cheaper lhnu ny
AWlllN fow challenges here nnh ihole.
lhete 4 also suspicion abroad that ne
eeds NO money much moro lhtn Cor
ieil hnl tho boxing rams might AK 4
blpNug sTAy IN UTAH AND
loHT sCIIRECK II seems ~ he
e general opinion thAt lSlEelmmons
should retire from tho ring ~ No has
eeen lons enough IN tho llmeIlght he
vas one. ~ thy greatest nphtcia that
VT nved but Father Time Mas Knocked
KIT oul, aud, toRaldew ~ hle olnmp,
ne no longer tho sorapper hc once was
.When Corboti wan hero ho told mo that
qid not expect 70 ever Nntcr tho fing
.snn ~ FAR M he " concerned, he con'
hne,H mo Ralne doAd, which speaks \
1000 deal In favor " hp0mpNdolr jim"
"e nvMsd that the mills during The last
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oaIlI n
SCORE ~ INNINGS.


Earned Runs Ogdu. g. stolen ntses"
clark narr. SNrInro llil Ircsing
lhtos un Ruue.Of hastings u On
Thornton a lon Ola Bases ugdcn Il
SNt Lake, BE- rrst ON Errors Ogden =
FAN Lake I rwo.hasc lllls-Olmlu o.
liorVlg STRUCK ont 10y Hastings 2. hN
Thornton pouplo play Haynes a.
OBMou, Paced RAJ lInu0on rlmo of
Gamo.i.lo Atlcndance.a3oo Umpire
tIlpuNtU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-30

potp toerlng or wlenChlng pains 90,
cnsioned by getting wet through, worse
whom AZ rost or on nfat moving tho limbs
quickly hy HRllafd's snow llniment 0s.
car nloton, Gibson city Illinois, writes
Feb. 49, 1907 "A year ago ! wa troubled
with n pain IN my hnok II soon got so
bn1 ! could not bend over Ono bottle OF
zoe, no. Fold by n &, NJ l. DRUG
Dept n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-30

A d,so OF Billiards. lWohound syrup
vii relieve A. Have you a cold A dose o.
ilefbino Nt bed time uud frequent small
doses of liorohouud syrup during the DAY
VIII lumOyo A. Try IL for WhOoplng couRh
fur unthwa iur consumption. fur .nron.
ohUa Mrs Joe McGluth, 3g W lsl
street. hutchinson Kan wlllcsi ~ hOyo
used HnlurdR ll0rohuuud Nyfup IN my
family FOR wears, aud md n The be. I
md most pnlunllr medicine over used"
20 ioc iV9 Sold ~ "a G., NJ L. Drug
Dept IL
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SALT LAKE SHUT OUT


Al hu uHduu hrll grounds Yesterday AZ,
t'uuon lur lubalurH save the sllD lakn
bunch uf nUll tuwpIs shut ont Whll"
p,u ban lol Salt Lake unll the inn In.
'IE when the l.ohslurH found him and
pounded I'm hrou runs Two more ram
iu later llwuuw pitched g,cut hall for
the lubslols, allowing but -Four hits
The toumf WIN play iu snll l@do lo.
follows.
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Mcfarland Leaves CITY,

sons Racing uarlnpr mb gunp uH m
finish tho season on whatever tracks unuU
the beet Inducements, Mcfarland and
Lawson decided, Hftcr ulumuE from
Australia, tu Rn n alone iu tNr racing
game Lawson says he may ~ east b'luw
long
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EnIuw Runs Logan. 81 ruh r.ly. 4.
sl0lon lmsos liutgs, CMlh .IN uu'
lut DutUp lHh,H ON lHllH. on bulI.uI
; Strupk ont lly uulgtno. ID nN INNmn.
son. n Passed nHlls thr.'..H'n b
'fmp of uumr 1850. impily" Barton A.
tpudalIrp. iu
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PARK CITY BEATS LOGAN,
Game at Temple CITY Results II
score 0f Eleven 10 Three,

The hall game Al Logan between the
PARK CITY aud l.ogn ntunmt resulted I'm
a score VI II 10 Q IN favor M lhr Minors
The game WAS not the hosl ever seen .lN
Logan ns II was decidedly nrr'd The
detailed score follows
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Hoelon June ~ aTannehll's sttadlnoss
ana tomo timely hitting won the game
for Boston today I 10 ;, Attendance,
800
score II II, II
NOpton ,uY,u,pDpp... o
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NATloNAL LEAGuE
WESTERN LEAGUE,
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

chicago. june 10 .sl l.oult ouipm,pd
thicas5 today and won " 3 Altcnd.
unco, 1000,
Hcorci n n. 70
chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y
81 Louis pltH,, ,tspH'H'Itt,tHi,Ff'A
Batorics-Altfock amith and NoFar.
land, Petty aud Weaver
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THE NEWS IN LOS ANGELES

The D.gcrct News win No found on
sale IN Los Angeles M the standard
News Company ili south Main street.
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AN EXCITING rlSlsn

suddenly tho sholle were once more
Tapped, The Yale tuukANNlu cOluld ful d
tpWt ana NE crew raised the hWukr To-
lnlUysfOur tho highest lh0l iheE hea
boon taught 10 row, SIN harvard was
gaining 10 went the Harvard HlluN 90
iNuysIOur aud over tho last uuNttcr ~
q mic tho PROV VI tho Cambridge sholl
began 10 gain inch by mon ON the ppnl
of The llues. The urOWa ware only a NUM-
dlcd yards from the hnish ana Hlll u
vac ellhoTa race, The crowd became VIII
with excitement The Harvard shell con.
tUuod lu Green up ON the Vale boat AMI
eyory man Of the two crews MAS pulllns
uui tho last ounce " Ma power when
tuddouly the nag AZ the finish dipped ana
Yale Nah q winner ~ ihroo'quhrlors OF
boat length
Yale WAS ~ halod bN the frlght NhlUn
ways crow had yiyon her that ir FOR
got 10 cheer FOR few minutes, when
lOo EllS Buddonly realized mat tneN hnl
won tho olocHi race IN iao.liWNhrl
boating history the ylet go their ,hcolB
unill the hills rcyorberatod
a Harvard passed tho nnieh line Nor
dropped his oar ana fell into the bottom
NJ lhc thell few handouts NJ Wntor
brought him 10 hls senses, and lQcn che
Two sights roNod OF tn their lighthouses.
me CVmron getting. ~ mucl .nppaua'
Wards ~ 49,
Boeldcs his splendid rowing IN me ME-
event Coach Wrpy had the additional
tOllffaotiOn of winning both the fresh
men eight ana tho varsity touroerrd
lacoh,
The Victories were celebrated us usual
NJ tho Yale aud Harvard quOUora l0.
mghl The Vale university elected n 4.
Morse, November 3, for captain for uoNt
l'll ana me Harvard varsity reelected
Napt o. u, Mloy
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Portland. june 20 Tacoma gave louta
Jgy "wI,n' pnrup,UnII' "art noJ VIZ Et"i,"In '..
for The occasional good NrluluH hN tNt
home team would have suffered sulI
wurrc defeat Az DO was two of lhO
visitors runs w'ru caused bN eros Du
ne part " Nr homo loam brown
was uF rule. Nvll supported one
of the features of the game WRs the um.
plinp ~ Pete LohmWl late Of the OAK,
land team
scoro H. II, u.
PORTLAND uu'.u,r .,,r.,..,,..r.l I I
Tacoma .n..'.' ,...........rl II p
l}ollorios Jones aud Mclean, brown
ana Graham
Imp.Ios l,ohmau ana rcrtne
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,

Nuuklyn june 20 Ncw York scored
yUolhcr easy victory over brooklyn o.
day the visitors Wlunug by "a score Ui
n lp J. Attendance, gop,
Score, n II k
nov lnlh ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u "
UluoNl}n ...t.....f.t..H.' d
NalluIu MuW,Waun, BuNoumau and
'Wrkr GWun uNd lNllor
Umpire lWtl,
pmudlpb'u juno g pWhdopha
iuuk two pumuH uum Boston today luu
Visitors bulng oulpluScd IN both c0utpuls
lHrV DBm,s
s,org MIl,E
l'"UInn ......,,. ....,H'n.,..a. p ~
lmIu. IpllN ..H.u...H....... ......a 70 r
Mmu uwor md N.,bum, Dou
lldUI Uud Nunlll
wp'IO tombstone
Second D0mp.
e.uo. r. II D..
|.H. lnN .....t.... .t..,........I n
nmHd n0u OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
nu' Nue wu Mnm syu.t
UUd AUNNlU
mplu jum.l0ur
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sconn Br lNNlNGs
SUMMARY

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ARK CiN w.uu..uo o.oo'o 5.-ll
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NWITTTIt MUIINIW6Un BUNUImIU uUd
tnrku Eutuu aud RITTER
.uulIt. IMtlI.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-13
MlsAPPRoPRiATING FUNDS Of
BANK AND MAKING FALSE
ENTRIES IN BOOKS.
NOTION FOR NEW TRIAL MADE
SENTENCE WILL NOT BE PASSED.,
UNTIL MOTION is ARGUED
IN NOVEMBER.

st. Paul, July Guilty, as charged
in twenty-four of the counts in the in.
dictment, was the verdict returned by
the jury in the United States district.
court at 10 o'clock last evening III the.
case of Thomas B. Clement. the aged
Faribault banker charged with misap-
plying the banks funds, and with MAX.
ing false entries in the books and in
reports to the controller of the cur
rency. The Indictment contained
rected a verdict of not guilty on two of
these, SO that the jurors found the de-
PENDANT guilty on all but one Of the
counts submitted to them.
George N. Baxter, the defendants at
tOrney, made motion for a new trial.
and Judge Norris set the date for the
hearing on this motion as Nov. 10. The
defendant will continue at liberty on
his bond, which is q continuing one.
The passing Of sentence will be de-
ferred until after the court has passed
on the
Motion for New Trial.
The penalty under each of the
counts is from five to ten years i'm
prisonment but the court may make
the sentence concurrent. This prob
ably will be done, as the jurors uDani--
mously recommended clemency.
The only count on which the jury
found the defendant no guilty, without
being directed to do so by the court,
was the twenty-seventh, which charged
the abstraction of $68,256.45 worth Of
the credits, funds and securities of the
bank. The defense showed that at the
time these securities were marked
paid on the banks books and placed in
Mr.. Clements private drawer in the
bank vault, he had substituted for
them $4,000 worth of the bonds of the
De Soto Fruit, Agricultural and Manu-
featuring company. This, it was
claimed showed that there was no in
tention to defraud the bank; that the
bank had in fact received better Sc
curities than those extracted.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-13
THOUSANDS OF ACRES FLOODED,
Worst Flood Situation in Years Exists
Around Council Bluffs.

Worst Flood Situation in Years Exists
Around Council Bluffs.
Omaha, July 9.-The worst flood sit
uation for number of years is being
experienced on the Missouri river bot
toms in and around Council Bluffs.
The river has overlooked extensive
areas on the Iowa side, where low
lands extend back several miles. Water
from the river is pouring into Lake
Manawa through an old abandoned
channel and the surface of the lake
has risen foot and a half with an
inch rise each hour. At Modale, Iowa,
thousands of acres of river bottom
west of the town is under water. U.s.
ing boats, the farmers are making ev-
cry effort to save their stock. The
river is in danger of breaking over the
levee at this placs and flooding several
thousand more acres of farming land.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-13
Che neWS
Casualty.

Casualty.
Three persons were burned to death
In fire in a tenement house in Brook
Ign.
Henry Baker, doorman employed IN
Keiths theater, New York, was SUMO
Gated while extinguishing fire in the
theater.
The two-year-old son of Allen Cum
ningham of South Des Monies Tell
head first into a we'll and was drowned.
The we'll was forty feet deep.
In collision at Vileh, KY, between
a Chesapeak & Ohio passenger train
and Louisville & Nashville passenger
train, twenty-five persons were in
iured.
The Goderich Elevator and Transit
Co.'s elevator at Goderich, Ont, has
been destroyed by fire. The loss on
the building and the grain in store will
reach 100000.
Three unknown men, and possibly
woman, were drowned from the up
setting of a row boat off Brighton
Beach. Detectives are investigating
The supposed drowning.
Through misunderstanding of orders
two interurban trolley cars colllded
head-on on a curve near Swisher, la.
One man was fatally hurt and several
others were badly injured.
Four men were killed and seven in
jured by an explosion of threshlng
machine engine near Axton, Henry
county, ILL., 1t is reported that several
of the injured will probably die
Roy Abbott, an electrician OF Ham
mond. Ind. accidentally received a
charge of $500 volts Of electricity and
lives. His left arm was paralyzed. The
current was strong enough to kill an
elephant.
In rush to escape a pending storm
fifty persons were thrown into lake
at Celeroi N. ", by the collapse OF a
bridge over which the crowd was hur
rying. Ten of them were taken to the
hospital. No one was drowned.
Frank C. Foote, chauffeur for James
J. Hill, ran over and fatally injured an
| unknown woman when on his way &c
court to be tried on a charge of speed
| ing the automobile. The police say
FOote was running the machine care
fully and that the woman's death was
purely accidental.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-13
ATTEMPT TO WRECK FLYER.
Train Stopped as Pilot Touches Pile OF
Stones and Timber.

Laramie, Wyo., July Am attempt,
was made early yesterday to wreck
Passenger Train No. 1, the west-bound
overland limited on the Union Pacific
Only the watchfulness of the engineer
and fireman, both of whom saw an OBJ
struction on the track at the same
time, and prompt action on the part of
the fireman in applying the air brakes,
prevented a disaster. The flyer was.
stopped as the nose of the pilot,
touched the obstruction. which con-
sisted of ties big stones and old tim
bers. Union Pacific officials deny en-
phatically that any attempt was made
to wreck the overland limited, but ad-'
NIT that the train was stopped to re-
move an iron bar that lay across the
tracks.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-13
Foreign.

Great damage has been caused in
Samoa by a hurricane.
A commission has been appointed to
examine the project for the reconstruc-
ton of the French chamber of depu-
ties at cost of $1,975,OO0.
A report says an earthquake in
Buschirein caused part of kesnu
mountain to fall in to the river. which
overlooked and many were killed.
Cossacks dispersed with their whips
a crowd which attempted to make a
demonstration with red flags in front
of the church of Bernardines, at Kali
iSZ, Poland.
King Charles has ordered the impor-
tation of $4,000 tons of American
wheat and SO per cent reduction of
the customs duties in view of the pre-
dicted famine.
The health authorities at Guayquil.
Ecuador, have declared Panama to be
infected with bubonie plague and
have declared a quarantine against
vessels from Panama ports.
The Japanese have opened to the
Japanese merchants the following
Manchura towns: Pashikao, Old New
chwang, Haicheng, Anshantien, Lyaon-
Gang. Kaiping, Seng Wang Cheny and
Saimatchi.
The German battleship Woerth ram
med torpedo boat S. 124 in the harbor
- al mo
in two. and three firemen in the
boiler room were scalded to death by
escaping steam.
The correspondent Of the London
Daily Mail at Vienna asserts that Arch
Duke Francis Ferdinand has initiated
military preparations with view ia
the eventuality of Hungary seeding
from the dual monarchy.
The Swedish government has issued
4 proclamation to become effective i'm
| mediately declaring Stockholm, Karl
skrona. Gothenburg and Farosund to
be war ports and excluding all foreign
| warships from these ports.
A serious confiagration occurred in
Rome through the explosion of napths
and benzine stored in an automobile
| garage in the center of the city. The
| rapid spread of the fire caused grea
alarm, especially as the flames reached
| the fifth floor of modern hotel ad
| joining the garage. Several persons
are reported to have lost their lives.
| Tho bridge on the Mexican Contra
railway at Kilometer 317. between
Irapua and Siloa, Mexico. fell as
south bound passenger train was pass
ing early Sunday morning. The bas
gage and third-class coach fell int
the river. Seven passengers wer
killed and thirty-four injured. N
frst-class passengers were injured,
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-13
WAR CLOUDS GATHER.
Sweden Takes Precautionary Measures
on Frontier.

Sweden Takes Precautionary Measures
on Frontier.
Stockholm, July 9.-The Associated
Press has high military authority for
stating that Sweden is taking precau-
tionary measures on the frontier to
Offset the reported threatening attitude
of Norway.
The Swedish treasury yesterday Dor.
rowed $S,5OO,OOO to pay extraordinary
expenditures.
1t is rumored that two high Norwe.
gian officers have been arrested at
Christiania because they refused to
forswear allegiance to King Oscar. The
rumor, however, has not been con
firmed.
Prominent merchants confirm re.
port that capitalists are withdrawing
their funds from Norwegian banks.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-13
SULTAN SAYS HE is SORRY.
American Protest for Once Brings .
PROMPT Reply.

Constantinople, July 9..-The Ameri-
can protest against the indignity tc
which A. A. Gargiulo, the first drago
man of the legation, was subjected by
the police, brought immediate redress
The sultan, after he became aware Of
the situation, sent CALI Bey, the in
PRODUCER of ambassadors, to call on
Minister Leishmann at Prinkipos isl
and to express to him his most sincere
regrets and to announce that the spy
had been instantly dismissed. This in
cident is thus closed.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-13
Domestic.

William J. Fielding, an actor, is dead
at his home in Richmond Hill, L. l.
After celebrating eighteen hours at
Coldwater, Mich, the jury disagreed in
the suit brought by Mrs. Miller against
Supt. Staley for $4,000 for the loss
of her young son Philip who is alleged
to have died from a severe whipping
administered by Staley for a trivial
offense.
r. P. Shonts of Chicago, chairman
of the Panama commissioners, was ar
rested at Stamford, Conn, for viola
ton of the automobile speed law. He
had a party of ladies with him and
did an eighth of a mile in % seconds.
He put up bond for his appearance
in court. He was en- route to his sum
mer home at Greenwich at the time.
Peter Remington, prominent young
man of Cedar Falls. Ia, fell dead after
losing a foot race to get an early
turn in a barber shop. He and sew
eral friends were going to the shop
and started to run to see which would
get his work done first. Remington
lost the race and fell dead as he en-
tered the shop. The exertion caused
heart failure.
A combination of twenty-six Goa
companies of Indiana, controlling 20,
600 acres of coal lands, has beer
| formed under the name of the Van
dalia Coal company. The new concern
has capital of 100000 and is sale
to be the largest coal company ever
formed in the West. The annual out
put will be 100000 tons. M. Ogle O.
Indianapolis is president.
The sewers of Zenia, Ohio, were re
Gently flushed with hundreds of bar
rels of beer, Notwithstanding this il
dry" town and hydrant waite
plentiful. II was caused by the visi
of a government inspector to tn
Brinkle & Reading brewery, wher
was formerly manufactured "Bishol
beer" a dry town beverage, bu
which for several months has been il
the hands of a receiver, and they pre-
ferred to forfeit the beer rather thai
pay the required government ia
thereon.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-13
BARRED FROM THE STATE.
Kansas Natural Gas Company Is De.
cIared an Outlaw.

Topeka, Kan, July 9.-The state SUI
preme court yesterday rendered de.
cision declaring that the Kansas Nat
ural Gas company, Delaware corpor-
alton, cannot do business in Kansas
The decision, which is sweeping in its
terms, makes an outlaw of the com
pany, which it declares cannot hold
property in Kansas ard cannot operate
in any manner within the state. The
company has already spent several
million dollars, it is estimated, in lay
ing pipe lines in Kansas.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-13
KANSAS OIL LAW INVALID.
State Supreme Court Knocks Out the
Appropriation for State Refinery.

Topeka, Kan, July 8. = The law
passed by the legislature last winter
approrriating $4,000 to build an indie
pendent oil refinery at Peru, was yes
terday declared unconstitutional by the
state supreme court in an opinion rem
dered by Associate Justice Greene.
The oil refinery law was considered
one of the most direct blows struck at
the Standard Oil company by the last
legislature, which adopted several
measures tending to restrict that con.
ecu in the handling of the Kansas
product.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-13
METCALF WILL RETIRE.
Washington Insists That New Secre
tary of Commerce Be Chosen.

Washington, July 9.-Althoush Sec
rotary of Commerce and Labor Met
calf is reported to have denied that he
contemplated resigning, there are
many indications pointing toward 3
new head of that department. The
statement is published here that Met
calf is to be succeeded. and that the
trades and labor unions all over the
country are taking much interest In
the appointment of the new secretary
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-13

These snapshot pictures of girls
making furious drives at golf suggest
the idea that they have strength
enough for chopping wood. But most
of them will continue to prefer the
niblick to the ak.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-07-13
MINING MAN KILLED.
EXPLOSION of Gasoline Causes Shaft co.
Cave In.

Helena, Mont, July 9.-MoIes Maui,
a well-to-do mining man, lost his life'
yesterday in the Minnesota mine near
Corbin. fifteen miles south of Helena.
He descended into the shaft of the
mine. carrying a candle which ignited
gas that had escaped from gasoline
tank. An explosion resulted, causing
the shaft to cave in. Rescue parties
are digging for the body.