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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27
Die Seutid)e @arinc auf Der Wtais
I6nScr Wusfteltna.

Die am Is. @pril 5. s. in Mailanb
our sseier Der G%rDffnunq bes Simz
plonzSunels beginnenOe nSnternatios
male M~usftenung" tpirb in Der Ibtbei>
lung See un0 SransportDeien" aud
Don Der 8aiIerli6 OeutI9en Marine,
uno sfpar bon Den bret &aiierliaen
Werffen Su Wilbelmsbdpen, &iel uno
Sunsia bei6idt, uno Die 8%erienoung
ser duseetpGblten 9egenitdnbe beginnt
hereiis in Dieiem Monat. Sa Die
sablrei6en @usiteIungsobjefte, Weoz
6ede uno 3ei6nunsen. Die Den Sort
I9ritt in Der S9iffbduinou itrie bers
anI6auliden fonen, aus DEM 9ebtete
sec &rieesi9iffbaues uno S9ttfss
maf6inenbaues, Der @ef6iibarmirung,
surpeeoarmirung, S9iffsausriiituns
itnS ser inneren ginri6tung Der mos
bernen oeuti9en &riegsi9iffe iorgfals
tia ausaeipG6lt finS uno 0ur4 Gnts
fenoung zines Marine : S4iffsbeu'
fneiiters ii6erii6tli6e 8%rupptrung uno
fa6eemGBe MufteGlung gepdbrleiitet
lit. miro sic beuti9e MdrinesGusfel>
luna cine 6erpprragen6e IbtbeilunJ
bes qeIammtsn u%nternebmens bilosn.
Our Musfii6rung Ser erforoerli9en
Grbeiten Bel ginri6tune Der @usftels
ling ionie CUR 8eauffi3tigung, &ons
f%erpirung unb 8epu9ung Der aus9ss
ftenten @egenitGn6e iperoen etri9e
Beanie unb @rbeiter BON allen orei
8aiferIiden @erften nd3 Wailane
entien0et per0sn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27
sfiiabrcr tn Der CANINE.

Sn oen gmgGuer Ilpen on Ger
bnneriId)en @ren5c iino Dieler Gage
mebrere SouriIten brrd Sopinen-
Iiilr3 in furdt6are @efabr geton1rrlell.
@s poren me6rere 9ortien bon Sfi.
fohrern. buruntar orei Ganlen, Die
oas S5mmenItdbter Sorn (t49O Wte-
teri erItieae1 batten rno nun al'f Der
NorSIeite eeeen 9iibl SIT o%bfahrer
moaten. Gen eriten Sartien eelanG
bies obne S6mierigfeiten, als lid
aber sic lebte in Seiuegiing ieste, er.
toilte Elm furses &niriden, uno nit
gntfeten ioben bie Sourilten, oaB Der
Sdnee fih iiber ibnen lolte. Gtrer
ser 8ef6brbeten rmarmte cine per-
pin,eIte Same. aaein Der gefpaltiae
Druid oes Sdnees brebte i'm nm Sen
.Stamm herllnl uno rib i'm IN Die
Siefe. 0ie ii6riaen Sourtften ndbm
Die 3apine pine Weiteres nit. 9ludz
li9erpeiIe ifanS einige bunSert S6rits
te ipeiter unterbalb elm bo6ffGmmiger
8dIb, oen sic erit i'm 4nDddIen be-
s%riffene 0otpine ni6t iiberpGItigen
tonnte. IS erfolgte Elm Stauen nno
i9lieblid elm StiGfteben Der @6nesz
maffen. go fonnten ii6 Die Souriften
nod retten; lie tparen abgei9nnoen
uno libel srssri6tet. aber ni4t nen-
nensfpsrtb berlsbt. Oie abgeruti6ts
S9neemaFe lag auf pereiitem @runoe,
fpes5alb fdon cine 1eife grf9itterung
2aipinenbiIoung peranlafen mubte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27
pismardss ri(srner Ring.

Shirt 8ismard trug be6drrli9 einen
breiten e%ifsrnen Sting uuf Dem Singer
nit Der Sni9rift: pRiti9spO." Sas
lift elm biel angepenoetes ruiiii9es
Wort uno beoeutst auf SeutI9: rSat
ni9ts gu iagsn = i6abet ni9ts." Der
eiierne Sting nit DER ruifii@en Sns
i9rift bat fOlsen0e GeI9i9te.
Sm Sabre 1862, ais 8ismard nod
ni9t Ser veiferne 8analer" uno mod
ni9t Sirft mar. fonbern MIR 9eianbs
ter am ruifi9en 9ofe, empfing er cine
faiIerli9e Ginloorng CUR Sago. etfpd
bunoert @erit bon ct. petersburg
lonoeinfpdrts. 8ismdrd tpar Elm 10
leibenf9aftli9er Sdser, DAB er f9pn
einige Stun0en Tor Der feitgeieBten
3eit abfubr, UNI cor @rfunft bes &ai>
iers uno Scr SasbgeIeGI9aft f9on Elm
tpenig 5u ieinem pripatbergniisen Dem
Sagbipprt gu frObnsn. Ha9bem er jes
op9 Die Gifenbabn %berlafen bate, bsrz
irrte er fi6 auf Dem Our9 biden S6nee
unfenntli6 gsmd9ten Weee mad Dem
Sagogebiet uno bsfunO fi9 enoli9 in
einem unbefdnnten Sprf e.
Gum Slid fonnte er fi6 auf 3uis
ii9 peritGnDigen uno tpenoete fih an
BEN erften beften Bauer, Der linn in
Den Weg fam, nit Der Srage: rWis
melt lit es Ron bier na6 Dem faiferz
li6en Sdgof9loB?"
,3ponsi9 Werif," mar bic Inhport.
rWouen sic mid bprtbin fa6ren?"
% ia, germ"
Gin lGnoli6er S6litten tpuros aus
Dem S9uppen gebplt uno Elm paar
MG6ren oaborgefpannt.
rWfdnn, tperoen sic mid aud
f9neG bin6efDrosrn9" fraete 9ismdrd
beoenfli3. sd hobe IS eilig."
rNitf8epo." beriebte Ser GuTe un-
gerii6rt.
Gus Mangel an elmer 3tpedentipre.
3enoeren Sobrgelegenbeit bsrtraute fif
8ismard Dem elenben @efdbrt an. Mls
aber Die 2angiamfeit oes 8ornGrts,
tommens feline Schulz erf60pft bate
fubr er auf: rWas sic ba einseIpanni
BADEN, bas finb ia @6neden, aber feline
Pferbs!!"
rNitf6etpo," CAB Ser 9ausr faltblii.
tig suriid. Senno9 drgerte i'm oil
MiBa9tlng feiner @1ule, un6 e,
peiti9te nun piitbeno auf tie Elm.
9a rief nun pieoer fem Ta6reaf
ibm mubneno gu: nSOren sic, Il
pabniinnis brauGen Sic au9 MIDI
orauflossupeitf6en!" ,
.NitIfepo," fdgte aber Ser Bauer
uno Die tone 5ubrt eing peiter.
.Msni9, 0ds Subrtperf miro um.
tippen!" p~ropbe5eite gismard ernitlid
bOie.
rNitf9etpp." mar sic einsige Mnt.
mort, Die Der Bauer oafiir bate.
Muf einmal eef6ab Damn 6as @or
ausgeiebene 8ismard pdlste iid
neben benz Bauer i'm G6nee, be1
S9litten mar 5eriplittert.
9ismard mar 10 in Corn seratben
baB er auffprane. mad Der peitfdD
ariff un0 i'm geariffe itano, ben I'm
perniinfieen @6littenlenter oamit tii6
tig our6Supriigeln.
Oa aber fieete Die @ernunft in linn
gs ndre bod ettpas 9rpbes, oaate e
Bel f9 lelbft, fpenn man Sabin ae
langte, fi9 our9 ni9ts aus Der ssaI
fune bringen 81 lahen unb ben pi6ria
iten 2ebensumitGnoen Elm fdltbliitiaei
rNitf9etpo" entsesensuieben. lin 81
2eftion feftsubalten, itsdte err elm Stiic
bon Dem giienbei4lag Deg 5ertrimmer
ten @6littsns elm rnb lieB ii9 SarauI
ienen eifernen Sting nit Der Snfhrif
rTitf9eipo" MAIDEN. ben er ni9t mebt
bonn Singer lieB.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27
Gt,t RencntmtiI.

u5uben sic f9on o Der neuen
Grfinouns ssb0rt. oaB man ieBt fosar
6ur9's Selepbon fiifeh fann2"-
9 4aufpieIer: nMd. Da lieber
Soft! 90 miro Bel mir nun Sag unb
Waht 0as @eflinael niht aufhDrenl~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27

Der Petit Parifien" mel>
oct, oab Der Staatsfefretdr bes beut=
I9en Marineminifteriums benz fran
sDfi5aen Marines Mtta9ee De @mens
unb Sem franaOiifden Sdiffsbauz sSsns
aenieur fprtan erlarbt babe, be fois
frrliden S6iffsnerften ali befidhtinem
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-27
GisDeiano, Gircsnnatt, Chicago & 81. Eoats GctIwev,
BIebeIaub GtbifttA

Gisneiano, Cincinnati, Chicago & 81. Eouts GetIwav,
S~IeseIanh OitifttA
absaas autuxt
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@ieblane Mtom. ........1 10 45@m Sort @asne & CIT @rp hgl 10 3easu
anserioa egp .,::.....l1 sogm sont5DsFsrn sb sIds...lO 5Osm
= It ss 3 3 s y s ias' s 3 3 1I : : ssas s sa ssn;s s sgs ,I "a. ? 2 s sssn
8aiderbnder 81 tiaG d &s.. 6 55Am Mmerican Cypress tasEid.. 80. 6 45Nn
Sokbo & Detroit erp tdgI. 8 sONm 3 s & linton 9Th Aseon1. -. 8 l5am
St. sonis Dibtfion.
Sin, Snbps & ST. esp tel IL e5gm american erprsb tsI. 49,. 4 oOgm
9T sort SS tdsl s.......l2 3ogm gt95 Sin 6 Sol 81 erp tsl ds4 9ogm
ct aoais srprss, tasl :..1i 4ssm X : { soaon sia tssi d.. = > 4oaH
81. Bouts 3t6 tdgl ds..... 8 15Rm ct 9onis Gteom ..-...... 8 s5Nm
Serre $ante & Rafa dee. 3 00sm gSa1Hnsten @1p, taI p DIS. 6 O5Nm
Amerman Grpreb tdsl. 80. Z 05Hm 8ntderbofs @p tdsl 3d.. 6 45Nm
&tastuuati Otbtfisn.
Gin Z Sons xa$sssRssb teI. 3 45sm @bieaso Nsdt spssiaI tdsls 2 l5gm
Cincinnati @a&tepesaIsIs A 45gm Zinc u ct 8 9tb tds. 49, 10 65gn
8 netnHan ssp 'ae -. 7 soEm sbie & ct sesRrsb to d & psl1 s5gw
si iaetaas. S SIs, I'd tSsI p.... ] ] e eesa s sss. ct IT, Z s s!issq9 }! eEssssli ssgn
SeuisSias erpreb ......... 3 55sm smbianapoHs a@, auss. etss 8 4Oar
+sin.innati gaom 4 0osem gns { 9ouisS aa atsp tel sill 5osr
Gbtesso 0tbifiou.
gMsaao andtsrpres taal !. Il 15au ene 9a&,eEbres. tsI 49,. 8 sesw
Gbeaso 0adt Special S tdBI 2 2O8m @inc Rad Special, tdgI 4 40gm
&amtahe accom- ....--.- : 00gm &anfatee aseom. ..-..l0 s0EE
Ebie eis spseiai taI d p s 2oRm Ga 8esdte aeem. ....... 8 oo9m
saBasete aeeOua ........ s s5Rm Cine & g8afb s 8, tdsI p. 9 o5an
Mt@iaau O%tbifiom.
Benton ssssos esprss - : so asm glt5art egprss tdgI: .---..1o segm
a4tdtgan gRaN ggpree LII S0Dm Benton Sar6rr Ggpreb 49,. 3 45su
gIsbart as taeH& ....--. s 50Hm Hi@igam er5seb. 8 15&m
8ee1ta Dtbifton-msfIt4
P.oria espres tdeH& 8 ~. Ii 15gm Columbus C sins CTR tel . 8 soSm
Bspria Grpreb & aRatI. 7 25Bm champaign Mseom -. 10 368m
sssRzu espssb tasa@ p d.. II sssn 3 . Z Seis sssasI - . sssm
sesrta Oisifion-SHIi@.
Columbus essrsb tdaI. %. 9 00Bm 9snn Gecom.. -. 49, 10 00Bm
Ohio spestai tasI.-.-.. 3 5oRm Columbus espnb tdsI.....11 sogn
ssnn as:ou. ...-...... 9 l6Xm Columbus erprsb tasI -. Il ooRH
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-15
EUROPEAN TRAVEL

TIE EMPRESS LINE OF THE ATLANxICl
Canadian Pacific railway fast Atlantic sefvicei
largest fastest and finest express steamers be
tween st. Lawrence ports and Europe; onls
four days from land to land.
After April 5, 1908, the company's Northwe'
tern passenger office will be located af ~
Nicoliet av (Hotel Nicollet blockl.
Rates and information from 81. z. Ltdman
Northwestern Passenger Agent. Telephone, i
O, 7eS; N. W., Main 2616.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-15
NOTICE

NOTICE
.~o~~~~~-c~o~~~~-~~1c~e
hereby given that the directors of The Farm,
ers' Elevator Co. Of Lankin, n. D., will re-
ceiye bids up to May LIST, 1906. at four al
OO0) bushel elevator. Flans and specifications
can be seen at the secretary's Office al
Lankin, N. D., or Honstain Bros Office, 500
Corn Exchange, Minneapolis, MINI. All bid
must be accompanied by a check Of 800 ID
show good faith for bids. Checks viii b
returned to all unsuccessful bidders. The dt]
bids. W. L. Mclaughlin, secretary. u
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-15
WOOD AND COAL

SOUND MIXED CoRDwooD, SAWED, $5.7S
oak, dry, $675; best grades of coal. e. Il
Field Fuel Co.., $40 Heaneptu. Both phones.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-15
MINING INVESTMENTS

n. E, SMITH & co., 1924 GUARANTY BLDG,
Minneapolis; also Duluth and Superior. We
buy and sell In all markets. We have infor-
nation regarding all properties. Phone, MIC
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-15
FOR RENT
For Rent-Furnished Flats.

NEWLY AND COMPLETELY FURNISHED
all outside, new hveroom fat. May till
Sept ground floor, front porch; away from
other buildings; janitor service: fine clothes
yard, porcelain sink and bathtub; oriental
rugs; just right for two; Dupont near Henne-
pin. Call Tel. 1918, IT.. c.. Monday.
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FOR RENT
For Stores.


For Rent-Stores.
. o o 90 o o o Q Q o o
. STORES FOR RENT. o
8 IL 7th st s. 22xso. with steam heat. Q
0 stores. with good be- ement IN Q
Q 10 I'd st N, four floors and basement, Q
0 steam heat. 500.
0 212 LIST av s, 2211oo feet. with steam {
0 heat and also power If desired.
Q Walter L. Badger.
0 3oO-so4 Oneida Bldg.
Q o Q Q % 90. Q 90 {
Q 80 . e : & E 1 s & & Q ., . .
o 431-4S2 Andrus Building,
Q wish to rent my store and fiat building I
o at $50 Lake ST.. One of the most de-
Q oakland oakland : Built last year ear modern in
every way; large basement barn in rear
o this handsome store Is an all modern
o 7-room Fat. perhaps the most artistically
ol any nse IN E iacng
Q land Rent viii be determined entirely
upon the character Of the business for
o: which this property is rented.
o o % ., Q Q o
SEE our S ? NEW 2 sSoRE . AT ? No. ss7 9TH
O st. $. and the class Of tenants in ad-
joining stores; has plate glass front. is
0 modern and and is opposite courthouse ctt
o 2sxleo. David P. Jones & Co.
% o o o Q 800 o Q 9
9 STORE f S . Rent e + Next G 70 70 o. 4.
Peck Co.'S; a fine location Inquire
Q 12o 9th st g. opposite New York Life
FOR RENT MAY l-sToRE BUILDING, 221b!
four doors Of Merchants National bank q
Main street, Crookston MIMI; good locatio
for grocery, clothing, etc. Address ]. e. Ca
penter, Crookston Mimi -
TO LET-No. 10 WASHINGTON Az n,
f. Sept. il, 1865; also No. 25s Hennepin a
Z, ing, 500 Globe Bldg. .--.
FOR RENT-sToRE ROOM, PROMINENT RI
tail location in best business and manufaotu
ing city In stats Of Iowa; room 20x100 fee
Bradley Clothing Co., Waterloo, Iowa.
FOR RENT-DEsIRABLE CORNER sToR
for drug store in new building, corner ed
and 9Th av s. l. Well. Al Sd st s.
FOR RENT-DEsIRABLE STORE FOR MEA
market In new building. corner 22d st al
9Th av s. I. Well. Al Sd st S. = ..
EXCELLENT STORE FOR DEsIRABLE TEl
vestment Co.. III 4th st S.
FOR RENT-aooD LOCATION FOR COME
tionery; two blocks from Wonderland. 30
9th 8.
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NURSERY STOCK
MEDICAL

MEDICAL
DR.. NEFF, 1928 VINE PLACE, CURES
paralysis rheumatism and all nervous
troubles by most scientific drugless methods;
save the address.
FOR VITAL FORCE. PERSONAL MAGNET
ism and health suggestive treatment see DR..
r. ]. Raymond, third floor, Webb block, 10
Sd st 8.
puE1pR. n. WAITE. 80 YEARS SPECIAL.
ist; cures every case. Write for pamphlet;
mailed free. 1919 Hawthorn Az. Minneapolis.
PHYSICAL CULTURE AND MASSAGE At IS
= 7th st NJ lust on Hennepin ay. Ars. Haugen.
n W tell 1hOne Main 4317-J.
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ollet 800.
WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON ALMOST
any kind of dividend, oil or mining stocks.
Great Northern Security Co.. sos Boston,
Mime annlis
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PLATTEVIILF WIS.,, LEAD AND ZINC
stocks. Write concerning stocks. Advice
Tree. W. 2. Mcdonald. Andrus Bldx,. Apla.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-01
McCarren to Face Charges.

New York, Dec, l.--Senator Pat.
rick N. MoCaTren, leader of th King
county democracy, who il to be given
a hearing by subcommittee of the
state democratic committee on
charges OF having failed to properly
support the head OF the state ticket
In the recent election, returned from
western trip. He said {; ~ shall
inform the state committee that the
only official action taken by the reg.
ular democratic organization Of King
county regarding MIR. Hearst WINS the
ratification Of the ticket nominated
by the Buffalo convention. ! shall
insist on my rights as an American
citizen to think as please and 10
give oppression 10 my thoughts, !"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-01
woodmen of the World.

Fort Sherman camp $50, woodmou
OF the World, met last evening for
the first time since their institution,
in Sander hall. with large attend
ence Of enthusiastic members. The
new members we're added % the camp
aud IL was announced that a prize Of
value would be given away February
10 the member bringing in the most
applications.
Several Of the organizers were pres
ent and spoke few words Of encour
agement They stated that they we're
highly pleased with the interest
shown In the undertaking and *
pressed hopes Of seeing tho camp
twice It's present size In another SIX
months, Many applications are be
ing received aud II Is possible that
their hopes will be realized.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-01
TEST ELECTION OF
MORMON JUDGE
On Ground That Church Teaches
Polygamy

Boise, Idaho, Dec. lit is OH
cially announced by Chairman Lock.
hart of the democratic state commit
tee that the committee is determined
to test the eligibility Ct Judge Bulge
of the Fifth district to hold office.
1t will take the form Of an an injunc-
ton to restrain him from taking his
seat under his certificate of reelec-
tion. Mr.. Lockhart stated that at
torneys had been retained for the
case. He did not state the exact
ground of the test, but 1t is known
to rest on the ground that the Nor.
mon church, Of which Bulge is a
member, does teach polygamy by
practice at least, and thus defranchise
its members under the Idaho consti-
tuition.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-01
Arrest Him for Assault.

Standpoint, Idaho, Dec. IA
warrant Of arrest has been issued for
}. Hughes, an engineer ON the Great
Northern, from the Justice court here,
the complaint being sworn 10 by Il.
Wesley, former engineer Of the
road. Hughes il charged with MS
saulting Wesley with monkey
wrench and Wesloy's eye was almost
put out Of service. Wesley alleges
that he was riding In an engine with
Hughes, working his way east. He
complained to the conductor Of
Hughes train that Hughes was not
safe man To ride behind. The con-
duetor told Hughes what Wesley had
said and the assault followed.
Hughes Is credited with saying that
Wesley is a spotteF.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-01
Lecture at Baptist Church.

Monday evening Marshall Choate
Couch will address a large audience
at the Baptist church, using for his
theme, "Simple Life" which PROM
ises to be most entertaining and in
tsructive. OF the past entertainments
given by the church it is reported
that none can compare with the ele-
CANT and polished manner in which
Mr.. Crouch speaks of the simple life
in simple words, and those who have
had the pleasure of hearing him state
that be has the right idea of the prop
er way OF live.
Many persons have essayed to speak
on this subject but their Ignorance OF
the matter had led them to fall down
in the undertaking. This is where
Mr.. Crouch exeells. he has the
world wide experience of traveller
and student OF human nature and
life in the different sections, and be-
ing assnatural born philosopher be has
drawn conclusions from bis observa-
tions which leads 70 the simple life.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-01

New York, Dec. LIN long state.
ment signed by William H. Libby,
Of the foreign department Of the
Standard Oil company, the latter has
made its appeal to the public. Il Is
pointed out that Its great European
competitor, so FAR from recei wing the
opposition Of the foreign govern
ments, the press, or the community,
fare regarded abroad as being In the
natural pathway Of legitimate eoono-
mic and progressive commerce aud
are especially commended when the
motive Is emphasized in eliminating
the American product from the com
petitive markets.
The statement continues; sin the
prosecution Of its aggressive industri-
al policy, the Standard Oil company
believes itself TO be fairly entitled to
the announcement that other govern
ments are giving TO similar business
interests. IL was further said that
against the array Of formidable elo.
MINUS ohA htAlNE bHINaF
ing factors, the Standard OH com
pany was fighting In the worlds mar.
kets for the continued supremacy OF
the American petroleum.
This commercial battle could not
be successfully waged minus the COM
prehensive organization and equip
ment at home and abroad which the
Standard Oil company has created at
such enormous expense and through
such unremitting efforts.
THE successful maintenance OF the
supremacy of American petroleum ia
the competitive markets abroad must
carry the penalty of tho constant
commercial battle, Ia the outcome OF
which, not only the Standard oil
company itself Is concerned, but also
the entire producing industry Of the
United States the great labor glasses,
and a host Of avocations directly or
indirectly dependent upon It's RANT
fed operations.
''The valuation Of Its exports con-
stitutes a highly important factor In
the adjustment of the international
trade balances OF the nation y
The statement concludes by review.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-01

Springfield, Ill.,, Dec. Col.
Theodore Ewert of this city, for many
years adjutant general of Illinois,
died yesterday at Illinois soldiers
and sailors home at Quincy.
jefferson, s. D., Dec. l.-Fire
which started in ST. GATHERINGS
Young Women's academy. destroyed
one of the main halls and threatened
to destroy the main building. One
hundred pupils in the main building
escaped without injury. Loss s26. :
600.
New York, Dec. IA wireless
message from the steamer st. Paul
says the vessel has encountered ex-
tremely severe weather during the
voyage from Europe. She will be
about "a hours late in reaching her
dock.
Dortmund, Germany, Dec. IA
revised list Of the casualties resulting
from the explosion on November %,
Of the Witten roburit factory shows
that 80 persons were killed, GO severe
~ injured and 1870 were seriously
huII. The town Of Witten, near the
factory, presents sad scene Of
mourning aud destruction.
Thornton, X. L., Dec. Ethel
Smith, the 10 year old girl who shot
and killed Elmer Briggs yesterday,
while the latter was attempting 10
force an entrance into her family's
home, where Briggs wife and child
were staying, will be tried on the
charge of manslaughter December II.
San Francisco, Dec. For the
first time since the return Of Mayor
Schmidt, who Is indicted for alleged
extortion, the grand jury met yes
terday 1t 80 p. m. II IL believed
that before the jury concludes It's
work tina: action will be taken on the
evidence presented TO It during the
last few days.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-01
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS

Toulon, Dec. Admiral Touch
ard squadron sailed for Tangier yes
treday.
Springfield, ILL.,, Dec. bishop
Seymour was still alive yesterday
though he was failing steadily.
Columbus, Ohio, Dec. Justice
Bigger held the indictments against
the Columbus ice trust, socalled, and
the ice men as individuals to be
good, and the cases will now go on
to trial.
Portland, Ore, Dec. I.-Orders
lifting the embargo on lumber ship
ments from Oregon points TO San
Francisco and Oakland have feen is
sued by the Southern Pacific, to be-
come effective at once.
Rome. Dec. According TO news
received today from Adie-beba, CAPT
tai Of Abyssinia, King Menelik Is
seriously i'll, and 1t Is feared here
that grave disturbances are likely 10
occur in the struggle for the success
sion.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-01
Ex-Governor Hunts Funeral.

Boise, idaho. Dec 1.-The funeral
Of the late Frank W. Hunt, former
governor Of the state, was held yes.
terday.
From 10 10 2 o'clock, the remains
lsy ia state in the capitol. guarded
by detail Of United States troops,
and the representatives Of the Knight
Tempiar At . O'Clock the remains
were removed 10 81. Michael's Epis-
copal cathedral. Bishop Funston de-
livered short address, after which
the services ofo the knights Templar
was read. Two troops Of United
States cavalry escorted the remains
to the Masonic cemetery, and all state
and other officials attended. During
the afternoon all pa bile business was
suspended.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-12-01
GROWTH OF SCHOOLS

Those wishing to take the examina
tion for a registered position are re-
quired to secure blanks from the To-
cal board, fill them out and file
them. Those blanks, filled out, COW
er the entire field and the ratings are
to be made from them. In special
classes of cases the board may ask for
additional information.
Age, physical condition and exper-
fence are the principal factors taken
into consideration In rating applica.
tions for these positions.
The board is to have its headquar-
tiers at the local Office of the service
and is to meet on the 10th and 25th
of each month. In Idaho the board
consists of D. W. Ross, F. c. Horn
and Edward Hedden.