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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
MONEY FOR MEXICO
United State Mint Is to Make Prep
Grafton for Coinage.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9,-Tele-
graphic advices were received yester
dav at the United States mint IN San
Francisco ordering preparations to be
made at once for the coinage or Z2q,ouo
Mexican half dollars, which the MeIl-
can Government has arranged with the
United States TO have put out within
the next SIX months.
The force of men employed at the
mint will be increased to almost double
its regular number as RAPIDLY as pos
s;b1e and il is expected that the coin
acc OF the Mexican money VIII begin
as soon as the bullion arrives. which
will probably be in two or three weeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10

Long and shorts at Dcslly g.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
GERMAN PRINCE COMING
Secretary of Embassy VIII Pay Vls-e
TO Washington

WASHINGTON. Oct, 9.-The State
dcnortmcnt has cen informed that tr'
nest ne ST George Herman Robert Foch.
ManderUp, the fifth Prince of Lynar;
-"%n was recently appointed as third
secretary of the German I'm bass IN
this city, will arrive here next rS, wgehI
Prince Ernest,s mother, Tn Inc ~ : roiu,, (i%Ie9'
hns o, Her maiden name WAS May
isTiil Prince Ernest of Lynar is about 81
years Of age and up to this appoint III,
mcnt had been an attnche oil me scr
lin Foreign office. He IS unmarrleo'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
THE SALT TRIBUNE

1t penetrates and cIeanSes
the n1inutest Crevices of the
teeth, It perIneates the gums
and the lining of the mouth,
1t is heaIthfuL 1t is the only
thing to use if'you have a real
genuine interest in your teeth,
The friend of the teeth is
SOZOOONT.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
MILL WORKERS STRIKE
Fiat Raise of 81 per Day Is De
manded by the Unions,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9,-MlA-
workers belonging to MilImen's unions
a2o and 423 went on strike yesterday
in twelve of the local mills because OF
tho rcfnsaI of the millowners to grant
no demands of the men for fat raise
Of 81 a day TO all employees,
The millowners and a. conference
,.,r,T1itto of the Building Trades coun-
,,;I arranged for raise from 90 cents
20 80 81 % a dav, which was rejected by
iIe ~ unions, and also another proposition
thor ,ho tbe differences be submitted to ar
hitration.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10

DID SOLOMON USE oXYGEN7
Why do all forms Of life breathe
air or water2 Simply to obtain oxy-
gen. Life could not be maintained
nor disease prevented or cured with
out the use Of oxygen. Oxygen is
the engine of life. SALINA TAB
LETS furnish large quantities of
oxygen, and hence you will see how
easily it cures loose teeth and sore
gums (Pyorrhoea Alveolaris).
w. s. HUDSON, D. D. g.,
LOT South Main Street,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
Almost Large as Salt Lake

A part Of this basin is in Mexico, and
a failure to control the river would give
this country and Mexico lake COM
parable to the great lakes separating
the United States and Canada. At
present the lake is greater than any
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
So Free.

will make 1000 dozen frst'class
cohinet photos for 81 per dozen; II
not prepared to SIT, at present, call ana
get due ;tna b,Li SS9G sweomp cor pHS 2l3 Main. ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10
JOKE PROBABLY FATAL
Man Who Played Trick On His Wife
Is Shot

HINLON, w. V, Oct. 9.-As a re-
suit of joke on his wife, Charles
Smith, Mayor of little town called
Brooklyn. near here, is believed TO be
dying and Mrs. Smith is also probably
fatally wounded Smith had Ebert
Medley dress as woman and call
him out to the gate, Mrs, Smith, an
gered by jealousy, shot her husband
through the stomach and lung and then
shot herself
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10

The % TO 80 per cent discount on
House Furnishings VIII be gwen at the
I x, l.. until further notice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-10

Prof. Dclory's vocal classes, COZ Tenn
ulcton,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
LIGHTNING ROD GANG AT WORK
Crooks Are Made to Disgorge " on
Threats to Prosecute. ,'.y,'

MANkATo, MINN;-Farmer ~Blacksted Of st.
James returned to- his home yesterday $50 bet
ter of than he was when he arrived Monday
night, accompanied by Sheriff Forsyth, search
Ing for four Or We lightning rod swindlers, who
had buncoed him.,
After refusing to buy when solicited BY
two men few days ago, he had been pur.
suaded by them to allow his house and barn
to be fitted with lightning rods on the under
standing that they wanted to advertise their
business and would charge him but 1915. He
readily signed the contract
Two or three days ago two other men ap-
peared and put up rods, and then presented the
bill for $157.50 He stood pat on his contract,
but was Informed that the first two were
crooks and that the company would have its
money
To add to his discontinue, he read in his
contract that he was to pay 75 cents q foot
for the rods, and the bill was based on this
price. He compromised for $50 and gave his
note for it,. which the agents promptly took.
They had hardly gone before he regretted
his bargain, and drove to st. James and con
suited County Attorney Hammond, who thought
the charge of conspiracy to defraud would
stick.
Mankato officers notified to be on the
lookout for the gang and found them at &
hotel, working farmers from here.
BlackSted and the sheriff came Monday night
| and the party refunded the money and agreed
to take down the rods.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
HIGH PRAISE FOR
:. :: SECURITY MUTUAL
STATE INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
coMMENDs THE MANAGEMENT.
losses Promptly Paid and Resources
g.. Are Always, Equal to .: =
i Demands.

=S' The Security Mutual Fire Insurance
Company Of Chatfeld, Mimi, has been
recently examined by the Minnesota
insurance department. and the company
comes off with flying colors. The state
examiners in their report say: "This
company pays it's losses with a com.
mendable degree Of :promptness. We
found the records of the company IN
excellent shape, The management is
conservative and efficient and the com
pany is in good financial condition.
This company has been doing business
in this state since April %, 1898, and
is now regularly licensed to do busi
ness in North Dakota and South Da
kota as we'll as Minnesota. Since its
organization it. has made steady prog
ress. It's reputation for fair dealing
and prompt adjustment and payment
of fire losses Isl unsurpassed by any
company doing business in the north
west. 1t. has paid since organization
$141, ,802.29 in losses, and has returned
~ its policyholders in dividends. 500,
T sets over and above all cash liabilitie
of $26,726.9l. The company had il
| force on June 80, 1906, $4,430,596 O.
insurance, with premiums Of $77,347. 80
| The gain in business for the first 81,
months of the year, as shown by tn
secretary's report ut the semi-annua
meeting recently held, was more, thai
a quarter Of a million dollars, and th
increase Of premiums more than $4,000
= Its. constantly increasing bushes
certainly. shows that the merchants Q
tthe northwest appreciate the sa vim
pany son the cost Of their insuranc
and are giving It a liberal share o
their patronage. '3rss@ ~ ...... -:
/ The cash assets Of the company ar
+ Kept in interest-bearing certificates O
deposit and irst-class mortgage loans
It has recently enlarged it's office!
now occupying the entire second stor
i Of the First National bank building
and Its prospects for the future ar
certainly bright. With this compan
there is no confagration hazard and j
!: can furnish today the best Of protet
tion at actual cost.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
INSANE MAN HAS
PECULIAR 'HUNCH'
TRIES TO GUST T@SRACINE COUPLE
FROM THEIa HOME. @
Walks from Milwaukee to Racine to
Claim Ownership, to Place Which
He Had Never Seen Until Astonish-
ing Mania Settled Upon Him-sane
on All Other Subjects. ,.-..>- s
Special tU The Journal.

Special tu The Journal. g" 49, @'..''.'
Racine. Wis, Aug" s.-Frank Moschetz Of
Milwaukee, apparently rational on all other sub.
jects, is possessed with the idea that he owns
the home of John Brown, agent In this city OF
the Goodrich Transportation company. - -
Some time ago Moschetz walked into the
Brown home and coolly informed Mr.. and Mrs
Brown that he was the owner OF the property
AS Mr.. Brown himself" holds 4 warranty deed
for the place. he did not stop to argue the
matter with his visitor, but turned him over
to the police. His wife was notified and she
came here and took him home. =
Not long afterwards he again walked into the
Brown residence and again proceeded to take
possession, and again was taken by his wife.
Yesterday he came for the third time, having
walked all the way from Milwaukee. Upon his
again claiming ownership Brown turned him
over to the police. ~ -
The strange part Of the story is that Mos.
chetz never lived in this city, nor visited here
and is not known to Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, who
never saw or heard Of him until he walked
into their house for the hrst time. sf",,
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
:" STRIKE TROUBLE AVERTED
=, ~' : - -
Great Northern Gives. italian Laborers
at Crookston Raise in Wages

CROOKSTON. MINN.-The hurry Of the Great
Northern road to complete work on the i'm
provement in its yard at this point was
brought to a stop yesterday. The company has
large crew of Italian laborers and they became
Dissatisfied with the A. daily wage they we're
argued with them. but they asserted they would
not continue unless they received a raise Of
rs cents day. Finally after conference
which lasted until this morning; the company
decided to grant 10-cent raise. The announce
ment was made to the and with cheers
work. The raise placed their wage at s1eo
A riot was narrowly averted at. the Great
Northern station today. Many lumberjacky
bound for the Dakota harvest fields reached
the city and. having to lay over for the day,
began to express resentment in leaving the
train. The police were called for and upon
whom were more or less under the influence of
drink. began to leave the train. Finally one
| more, aggressive than the rest, resisted the
efforts Of Officer Roberts and In the fight that
followed, he was badly bruised and his head
cut BIZ coming into contact with one Of the
car windows. This was the signal for gen
eraI uprising Of his comrades and for a time
1t looked as tho the officers would be handled
in no tender manner. The large force of Great
Northern employees acted as reserve force
however. and the lumberjacks quickly departed
leaving their belligerent camrade in the hands ol
| the police 49, :"'
Louis and Hans johnson, who own a larg,
| farm in this county. say that wheat is large
crop than Tor :, many years and In the sectiol
will be much larger than usual. The yield IL
Polk county will be much greater than fo
| many years Notwithstanding the bearish report
| in circulation. ,..~. .
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
REDS DRIVE OUT WHITES
W1nnebagoes Wanted No Guests a
Their War Dance and Powwow.

BLACK RIVER FALLS, wIs.-winnebago
Indians have been giving a war dance and
miles east Of here. Two citizens visited the
scene Yesterday and were told to .'poeachee''
rapidly enough to suit, the master Of cere-
monies proceeded to hurry them OF with a
tomahawk and sealping knife. No blood was
have to buy new: clothes. -" ,''.as Il@.'1"i
George F. Cooper, editor of the Badger State
Banner. Of this city, has caused + the arrest
Of G.. Nauer and charged him with soliciting
advertising TOR, the Jubilee number Of the, Ban
ner and collecting the money therefor without
authority .' -"
". 6. Dean is also in Jail for jumping q
board bill at the Merchants hotel -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
GRADING BIDS STILL TOO HIGH
State Board of Control Finds It Neces.
sary to Delay Work on Prison. ..

SALTWATER, MINN.-The state board of
control has for the second time rejected the
bids for grading portion of the site for the
proposed new prison In the Oak Park terri
tory. 1t Is thought that, while there was o
cut in some Of the bids from the first offer,
still the price is too high.
w. S. soule. chairman Of the board of
county commissioners for several years. has
tion in the fourth district .5--A -. -
The body of William Graves, found in the
Mississippi river near Fort Smelling, was brought
here yesterday and the funeral was held
today under Masonic auspices. He was 76
years of age and came here from Maine in
1854 and engaged In the logging business.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
TWO HOLD ANNUAL MEETINGS
Ada Grain Company and Board of Edu-
+ cation Elect Officers.

ADA. MINN.-The Norman County Elevator
company held its annual meeting today when
Olson. Jake. Hadiess Hst1aan Sprung, J.; +:
Prigge, Louis Pfuhd. C:sFJ. Lofgrens and Emil
Betcher. Hans Olson was elected president;
tary, and C. J. Lofgren. treasurer. ~ Emil
Betcher was elected agent for another year.
The school board held It's first meeting this
week and elected the following officers Presi-
dent, F. L. Hampson; treasurer, C. G. Allen;
clerk. Jason Weatherhead. >-;"
The socialists are circulating a petition to
have their candidates placed on the primary
ticket. They will secure enough signers to be
recognized.
The treasurer's office seems to be coveted
place In Norman county, as six candidates have
already filed and there may be more to come.
e. G. Holland. the incumbent. seems to have
the lead. '.'.:'
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
OLD LADY WANDERS
IN SWAMlI.PS |! M! DAYS ]: ]!
MRS. sTAMPFt Is OVER 80 AND
PARTLY DEMENTED. .,..
Searching Parties from Three North
western Minnesota Towns Had Or
ganized, but Lost Woman Was Found
Before. They Could Set out-Fast
and Exposure May Kill Mrs. stampf.
Special to The Journal.

Greenbush, Mimi. Aug. s-The entire west.
ern end of Roseau county was thrown into a
fever of excitement Monday when 1T was dis
covered that Mrs. Stampf, an old lady living
near Pelan, had wandered away Sunday morn
ing and could not be found. Mrs. Stanlpf Is
over So. and her failing mind has given away
on several occasions before and she has wandered
away, but has returned in two Or three hours.
Searching parties from Pelan hunted all Sun
day afternoon and Monday forenoon, and in the
afternoon calls for aid from Greenbush, Badger
and Roseau were sent out. The parties were
to meet at point near Pelan Tuesday morning
and begin the hunt But before the time IS
start arrived word was brought to town that
the old lady had been found. -,
She had been away two days and wandered
around the big swamps and muskegs in the west
end Of the county. She had not had anything
to eat, and her fast had proven too much foI
her: She is at the home of her son in pre-
carious condition. -; - ;" ..
The harvest has commenced In Roseau county
Several small fields of barley on the fats have
| been cut. and in some places along the ridges
wheat is being harvested, -
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
PATRIARCH OF 05
A SUICIDE FOR LOVE
HAD SET HIS HEART ON A 90
YEAR-OLD GIRL.
Might Have Won Her, Too, with tho
a Dash Of an Ardent Swain, Had Not
80 ~ ~ .'.-.... . .- II = =
Relatives Ridiculed the Match and
Laughed the Couple Out of Court.
sre cial to Tho Journal.

6Etc1Al 70 Tho JOURNAL,
Manitowoc. Wis, Aug s.--The failure Of his
attempts to win the love and the hand of a
2oyear-old girl plunged Alois Turkinsky, the
oldest resident Of the village of Readsvilie, in
this county, Into q state Of dependency in
which he took his own life. e., = -. a.,
81 4Turkinsky was 95 years old The girl whom
he, sought for wife was Anna Kirch, a neigh.
boris daughter. When told that he could not
marry the girl the aged suitor crept uuobseryed
to a ,garret where he hanged himself He
leaves one son, with whom he had made his
home, and two daughters. >'F' ~ - '''s"~-
His children and the parents Of the girl were
hagued together to prevent the match, and 1t
was their ridicule which led the girl to refuse
the old man.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
NEW ULM ENTERTAINs A CONSUL
Grunow Collects Agricultural Statistics
for His Government.

NEW ULM MINN.-Imperial Consul H. e.
Grunow of St. Paul, representing the German
government in the northwest, has been in the
city for two weeks. The Swiss consul is also
here and the two representatives are enjoying
the freedom of the city. The purpose of the
German consul Is to collect agricultural in
formation. and his interviews are confined large
1y to county officers and the postmaster. He
was the guest of the Turner society at Turner
hall, where entertainment was provided, and
at informal lunch his health was drank il
Schells best brew. Mr.. Grunow responded In
q brief address in German.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
KILLED AT ST, CRoIx FALLS
Fall at the Powerhouse Was Fatal ia
e. B. Simpson, ,

ST.. CROIx FALLS, WISE. B. Simpson,
company. met with fatal accident By falling
from the top Of the dam. into No. I gate slot
tance Of thirty feet. He received internal in,
1uries. which caused such q loss Of blood that
he died last night. He had been employed here
| nearly two years.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08

GAYLORD, MINN.-The first annual picnic
held by the NJ. B. A. lodge was grand sue
cess The Arlington and Gaylord Brass bands
furnished music, and the races were, carried
out according to program at Lake Tttloe park;
A large crowd was in attendance The ban
game between Gaylord, and Arlington was an
other close contest. Arlington winning out,
2 to O. Arlington's two runs came In the
eighth inning on three consecutive errors
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
HOME FROM THE ISTHMUS
Elefson Of Red Wing Says the Canal
Work Is Prospering.: :

RED WING. MINN.-ENef Ellefson OF this
county is home on six weeks vacation from
the Isthmus Of Panama. Some sixteen months
ago he left for the isthnms. where he has since
of crew building waterworks for towns. He
says the "big ditch is under way in good
shape and an Immense amount of work Is being
done.y He is located at Colon. which is city
of perhaps $4,000. The country round about ia
murshy and the government Is expending large
sums in trying to make.}it sanitary. - .'~
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
HOLE TORN IN FACE -
Revolver Handled by Boys Is Acct
dentally Discharged.

DID, AF accidentally shot and ] probabiy fstaily %
wounded Edward Harvey, aged 8. The Gran
dali boy was showing Harvey a revolver when
it was discharged, the charge tearing hole in
| volver was loaded with blank cartridge. which
probably accounts for the fact that the boy
was not instantly killed.. ....:
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08

NORTHWEST NEcRoLoGIC

RUSHF0RD, MINN,--The funeral of NJ. J..
Desmond was held from St. Joseph's church,
Rev. Father McDonough conducting the ser
vices, which were attended by the largest
gathering ever assembled in this city to pay
last respects to a departed citizen. All places
Of business were closed, and all flags at half,
had been associated with Rushford business in
terests since Its earliest organization Besides
his widow, he leaves seven sons, Joseph OF
Matt Of st. Paul: John Of Devils Lake. n. D.;
Frank Of this city; DR.. NJ. A. Desmond OF
Akeley, Mimi, and Emmett, pharmacist OF
Minneapolis. q ~'a. ,.' '...-' r'.Er .=
FERGUS FALLS, stMINN.-A message from
n. Zeiter. Who conducted a marble and granite
establishment in that village for twenty-five
years His death was due to cancer. He leaves
q wife and children. ... r.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
HANGING TO A TREE - ',>
Old Farmer, of Elysian Ends Life Of
= Which He Had Grown Weary. -. !,

ELYSIAN. MINN..Frank Kappa, aged K
years, a farmer, hanged himself to a tree neat
his home yesterday afternoon. He was in good
health for old man. but was tired OF life
on its new brick block here yesterday. =
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08

/ BEAUDETTE, M1NN.--Work commenced this
| week. on the erection of large planning mill,
which it is expected, will be completed early
! in the winter. 1t is being erected by the
| Sheylin- M tthieu Lumber company.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
DEAD BODY BY THE TRACK
Suspected at Owatonna that Neubauel
Was Foul Plays Victim.

0WATONNA. MINN.-Whether Nicholas 'Neu-
bauer met his death by accident" or by foul
play is question which owatonna citizens are
discussing. The body Of Neubauer- was found
at the side Of the Rock Island railroad tracks,
where it apparently had been thrown by a
passing train. He had been carrying an armful
of groceries, and these were thrown about near
him. '" =
AS freight train had passed along the road
short time before, the generally accepted
theory was that Neubauer had been walking
home, taking short cut by way of the track.
and has been run down by the train and in
stantly killed. tf ," =
Some doubt was thrown on this theory. how
ever,i by the, fact that the body, was too near
1.-The track to- make it SEEM probable thati 1t had
been struck by "a swtftly-moyng train i -.
An automobile party, driving machines owned
in this city, has started for tourof this state
and Canada Thirteen persons are on the tour
which will extend over two weeks or longer.
The twin cities. Duluth Superior and Winnipeg
Will be vlS''ed' - ..z:. s,i ~ j -
| EVELETH, MINN,-Altho more than a month
has elapsed since Angelo Giangarelli shot ant
killed Rasilo Romano, and severely wounded
Bruno Ceryasso, he Is still safely hidden from
| the officers who are seeking him.
| WINONA, M1NN.-Tony Bednarz. mail clerl
on the North Western railway, swan from thi
city to Homer, over five miles, IN two hours ant
forty-fYe minutes. =
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08

RED WING, MINN.-Henry Prolow, murder
err of Charles Zemke, whose death sentence
was committed to life imprisonment, was taken
to saltwater yesterday to begin his sentence
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
JURY PUTS GUILT
=. ! upon p MCKENZIE e:
FIRST DEGREE MURDER VERDICT
RETURNED AT RosEAU. {.
Jurymen Evidently Thought the Young
Defendant Gould Smile and Smile and
- Still Be Villain-His Braggadocio
Disappears When the Verdict Is Re-
ported.

| Special to Tho Journal. -. - l..
Roseau, Minn., Aug. s.-The jury in the Nc
Kenze trial has returned verdict OF guilty
of murder In the FIRST degree. Mckenzie shows
signs of weakening. ''
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
HIDES, PELTs. TALLow, WOOL, ETC.

HIDES, FEIIS, TAILOW, W0oE
Mol. No.2.
Green salted cured steer hides
Green salted heavy hides, over
20 IDS LIB IL 7S
Green salted light hides, under
TO lbs .1@7S LIB
Green salted bulls. stays, oxen
work steers Nv
Sareen salted long haired kips, to
70 lbs - o73
Green salted veal kips .1215 II
Green salted veal calves s to. 15
Green Or frozen hides, 112c less than green
salted.- ~z,a. ess.@ - ,GSs
Horse and mule hides. large. each. So 6o@3. 20
Horse and mule hides, medium $40 2.25
Horse and mule hides, SMALL each. -. 80 La
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08

Quotations on fruits. vegetables and berries
are for fancy shipping stock. Medium grades
and poor stock sells off the walk, at lower
prices.)
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
CHICAGO HIDE MARKET

Prices for the street market In small lots and
the country market in car lots.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
Be your guard against limitations Of FelsNapa soap.

" Why do you spend halfthe day over
the wash-tub, wearing out yourself and
wearing out the clothes? Because you
don'tuse FSk,-Naptha soap: :. r. :
Why@do you dread wash-day?
Same answer: Becanse= yon don't use
.FSl5-Nabtha soap. /. 49, WI. s".>.~: ~