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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-06
The LAST
GUN FIRED
democrats Hold Monster Rally
at Auditorium

Last evening the last gun of the
mpaign was fred by the democrats
4 their worthy cause, and the streets
the city echoed and re-echoed with
banging of cannon crackers and
. m,sic of brass band that knew
wv to make music. Starting at the
mot of the electric railway, the
md and the tlrecracker squad pro-
eded slowly up the street, stopping
ten to render selections of the lat
/ music, and when they had reached
e Auditorium large crowd of both
Amocrats and republicans were fol-
wing in their wake.
n After few tunes by the band the
kople filed into the opera house,
early filling every seat there. Hon.
bseph T. Scott welcomed the people
hd after a few appropriate remarks
ktroduced r. L. Quarles, candidate
II county clerk. Mr.. Quarles was en-
kusiasticalIy received and his short
liz on the finances of the county
Is good. He went into detail on the
Ioney question of Kootenai county
bid showed his familiarity with
lie affairs of the tax office. At the
use of his talk he stated that he was
anding on his record and that if his
cord did not justify the people in
electing him he did not want the
fce.
John. NJ Flynn candidate for coun
attorney was the next speaker in
-oduced, and this silvery tongued
awyer gave the most sensible speech
the campaign. He did not go
ack into the history of the county
nd show what had been done in the
asst as he stated the republicans had
one, leaving the real questions con
tonting the people of Idaho today II
be background and only touching OF
hem; he did not make plea for the
democrats; but he talked of thu
uestions confronting the entire stat
nd the entire county, and showed
hat it was time for party prejudlct
b be cast aside and the ring rule an'
he Mormon despotisms torn from tn
foundations on which they stand, am
drowned forever in the deep sea o
public opinion. This burning speed
Eas received with much applaus
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-06
Repair River Break.

New York, Nov. 6-The Southern
Pacific Office here was officially advis-
ed that the break in the Colorado
river leading 70 the Imperial valley
and saltOn sea was efieetually closed
by the engineers yesterday at noon.
The oil channel Of the river Is
being rapidly secured aud sill take
care Of the normal flow Of water.
The dam and lsEee are nine miles in
length and will be rapidly pusbed q
completion and will take care OF the
river above extreme high water.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-06
win Give Pauline Again.

Having met with snch great success
and having received 30 many requests
to repeat the performance, the Choral
club will present Pauline for the
second time az the Auditorium, Wed
nesday evening, November
Those who took advantage q the
opportunity 10 witness the operetta
On its presentation will hnd . vas,
improvement II they attend the second
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1906-11-06
Catholic Ladies' Card Party.

The ladies' Catholic club give 3
card party at their ball tonight, and
election returns will be read during
the evening. An interesting and
entertaining time is promised.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-24

En &epDrtcr ior ct &riitidnioblnr
bar baOt Ell Snmtale mco yrporent
@aug ira 3rammcn, Der inn betienOt
iuI9te mlO Otto Sperorup til Guba,
men MI er tonm 9jcm jQjcu.
Sc fOrtaltc. ct 9}oromrnocuc be-
iian0t ig uom0rtei Der oQ iaa hit pao
5rcntlOcn 3olonien blcD oocralt me0t
mcO ben lprile (slitpuroi96co, liar Oal
SOcrOylp mc8ct populUr. ) ne, btlt
ta9ci bar g}oromUaoene goDt fit %
ldpoc luaet goOt G0O paa iQ, Ioroj d
norltc Rdptciutr or iaa pmbDGleliQc
Dto &s0anolugcn Al &artyue ira Zen.
@olonicd bette r5 ion bttlcuQi 10
BARTER, buOrai Del enc bar tje5l ig Ell
GicnOom p0a "a. i00 Waal oct anoet
noget Itcrre. @icuoommcnc bar 0o0
5oro % li99tr ll0nUrtct til.
&plonien tNuter pua at oprte iprlt
% fremt S0nnnnNr, 2lpelliner "a So
tosnpOoer, men o9iau 6atOo, (otat
% 0renIager,
Getbdr Ell al SOcrnrups gpOe ,ioeer,
at man itulOe oprte @ronidger. Gu6a
.noIgycr ncm!i8 Den Bar, ira Q; Ga=
nariite Etr, iom M Spuorup b.. op=
ta8e &OuturrancGu meo.
9lI De ltOre Observation-Disclosures ior
9IorOm0nO 0erncoe borey ogl0a &om=
lIIosO9rtnln8cn.
paa 6orelpgrglel anguaenoe Nh
beiosbj9lpen ertl0reoe be interplsiucoe,
At Der er 2Run9el blaoc pea Pcr0e oQ
6olt. Qten De maatte bciicnt iraraaoc
lioromRno at reilc Oioneo, icr Gor=
)oIoenc 9aOoc i0lict li9. Ter er 10 be=
tanoig panitcli9t ge8pnoellen, %
)ct gjGloer lite iaa me9et ior SDerOrup
II iaa arbeiOsoiaige 6olt iom at 6opt
'ner8iite o. tnalmoOige 6olt.
Oct er ioropri9t Suerorups Ylan
II iOrlege, ON ban life ian iun lcOet
n Del al lloponorerirenmen moo .
.im'rita ucooDer II! 0uba. Dor Der /
Z meget at Giors IOr NorOm0no, iom
III arbsioe. Zen uortie &oloni bar
YET beolte 9aab Tor 6remtOen, %
Sperorup ielp trpr paa Cuba
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-24
YcirmeOct / EanObDcn.

Gn tin. G'iilugtpusOm uui0cr ErUmic
,Sra 9&atertomn beyette9 Zoe 2tuQ.
9(ationulQNroen, Om bar bolot Cpeli,
| ben &eltU= Sjoen en- ll9ea 3iO, al.
iluttcr Gpelierne 2liten, 20 6jero(
6egiment aireiler meo lpeCielt 5O9 til
5ort Gilep. &uni0s, hpor 5cltmanep=
rene pil bare i0O Sage. NcO Cpuis=
ningerne beriieos panDt Numpuni Is al
Siour 6uas Qriicn i !RelcrUelobet,
Guor 4 N}NnO ira bpert &ompoui oel=
to9. s "3u9=oi=980r" 9it 2Oen 9a=
tntion unoer &ommlnoo al Uiajor
SOIuion al meo ScIren. Wiootan=
ocrne bar lite Battalion ) 100 Uos.
Gebet blep 6barles Gailep, so. j.,
Sisleton, 9io. |, meOens SarlOn ira
Siour sails uilte lin GperlegenbeO
paa lUngere Giliantt. ioet ban blep
9(o. 800 Yos. Gpbet. Qesuoen
blep Beers ira Si5ictOn g}o > o0
9aileD ira Sisitton 9}o. 3 / @Gngoe-
Sop. g8alter ira 9,bey0een bar oeH
beoit gpeoe Soloat i 0aauOtern8 ai
Gldben.
N}onge al SisietOn-arjgerne reiier
meo til Ganlas, bluuot bpilte GilneI5
er BEN ,u3tt ira 6nin8ton. 8aitep cr
Ell irr6enpnrenoc eiiiNQlon=@Ht
GDelicre peo Camp Rp0iepelt / De
9eoe Il0c bar yeouceret Feomen paa
mango Al os; oQ peo 6orl giIeD OIl
Sno 2atotn ejaroen ina Ell 9rlnoig
Stole. li9es bet. Sor.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-24
MnGtenttsbc bet.

"&2dr ou itt. dttt Std30prio8e &a4
topieu boy rcji tel Sdiiago ior ao
nuOlcrc 5IuiittiorGoaICne ocyoucr on,
,NnoI0nja!
scr al luooerc SlatterIIorbnallcnc.
r'Cr 0u? &c bar iammen De rcttc
Ste IA rcjie tel oasiau. (oOi9iom ottc
ban tar ne lig no V0rOom biem ocr=
inc. i0G er { boot. atte SlatterQutta
Der / YV'n p0sler lig, iOr eaers iaa
pclt oom lite Oroe' a isr'n Dom ipem=
mer iom 6oaritaol 0crmcttbpl9cnc. q"
("&iiin9enJ.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-24

Semtenoe Re9imcnt 9&i9toniin Eri
plIll0e beltpo p0O laa lInota9elier n0,
of Norom0no % u0mNrtcDc li0
YQr8ertri8en peO i'm 5npperbco uC
lpoalora9t. III Jtc0imentet9 re
O}ano, CniCcrer mcorc9net, tom
SIa9et Ueo 6bidunau00 l9oc % POO,
September 1903 tun - ultaot ira oct.
Get bQoot alilOa miltet l0l; 10 Ci-
fiterer % 81 M}eni9e,
Set 0bci. Cbcrit >anq G6riitar
0e99, Oar ipot NOR 9rammcn / 9Ipr0t
1929. 0ans CpIoriel oct blooiot
6bltomau9a=S SlaQet pagtc NeunorinQ
bos dile, iom i0a bom, S1eg9 ialot
bette Slu9 1000 Septcmbcr 1873. rum=
metal StreilltllO, o9 opoc Go0en elter.
0nn bar uoicCt til at bi iorlrcmnct til
@cnernl ON Tort 3io.
Aper'ien par, l'elGe Ne9lmcnteta
Si'toric bclc lioen ben itarptitc SO,
og "a 8roppernc blep moot til at ialoe
tllbngc, lpingcOc ban i'm 0at o9 rddbtc,
at De IluIoe ie,9c bam. o9 bette bapoe
ell elcttriierenoe Numju9; De pormeoe
ino pan 6ienoen % oIcp bam 600 6oo
tllb09c, men matte tiliiot piQc, oo
lperma8tcu pur ior itor.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-24
Era Wiitd)rn, Gorupalaoicts %p,

SDc Niltes", oct peroensberemte
ltotltc lltlllttorps, inm nh Ell pda Gon-
terttourne De Soyeneoe Stater, pil
blipe zen lierle muNtalite NOoelie IN.
Oct Nc'tie'ten Nllthclls aarli0e Gorn
Fnldoa ira ben , Toe til 29oe Septem-
ber lenne lerlie Ran0s mulitalite
Organization pad so Nnlirumente,
CT TORT npli9 tommen til gmerita ira
ct 9lmrcnNe Seirstog gjennem Gurp.
p1, Door Dc pa0 SpIororing o9In0
lplllcoc lor Hon9 @owuro pal Yalmo,
raj o9 Sonoringbam 5lot og De piI
illtert pInOe fig &erpnmcllt SDo Ta-
tota YIulittorplel pil urran0erc to
Npncertprngrnmme ougii0 oei Prog
tl9e. nDc 6ornpald0s mcD line 5000
Si0oepinoie
Get n0e GOu F0lnb9 pll n0turli9-
Dis lcIO 6Ope Den lterite liltrUtnin0
peo otnnt ll0ltilin9. Fall0iet CT ia0t
me8ct 'lprrc % rlnnmeli0erc eno no=
9enlInoc tioIl0erc. o9 Ieiorationernt
| gRals, @maatorn, @rN9 % Sru9!
lOper at Opertrlnle alt tIoli0ere pan
bette Nnrnaoe, DpNO barmpniit Gne!i
o9 Nrl0indlItet 2Irbeioet an9aar.
Nper type al be melt lremtrUoenos
6cuniDer Statsn bar aQercoe pao
bette tpli9r Siosplnit iltrct l9 lloftil'
lln9splaos ipr line Dpperli9ltc Nroort1
ter Zen pell9neoe rige glulln9 bette
liar ale Sele NI Stoten pil pore Ga.
rantl Tor, ut bette blr Den itsrlte llo-
lilllln9 al ggerbru9sprooutter, NorO-
pelten bar OUret Nipne til. So oen
Gner9L lom SOens 6pli bar la9t ior
Sa9en oil 9lpre octtc muli9t.
Wange andre glttrattpner noenpm
De telebrereof "&lltlcs" blir paa PRO
9rammet i lloItillin9suoen, ior at me
oerbolOe De bcip9cnOe.
Sdn9ercn @ert lllorpbp bil 0ipe to
ri &onterter oaglig. Onn ipn9er at=
iompd9neret Al Oct belc lRuliitorps,
% altio tar ban Sllbprcrnc mtO Storm.
"lllao Haps" % Yrporcne Qa5cne
Oil oa9li0 optr0ot / NauoeDine / Gorn
Yalabiei.
3olp WIulltlOrps oil uNlbruot Gploc
5onerne peOlige YDcns ojnocr, buor
IorltJclIl9 anoen iri llnoer6olonin0 er
bet 'Itret lor belc ll0en, Gltermio0d0
o9 9Iltcn. Sdllpnen oil G0n tlpeirs;
"tbe Iopp" pil bli "lnpeO"; "6butcs" "
pil bIi "ibot". "Numps" bumped"
o8 np8et pIl fort8a0 Den belc lio.
Grturlonsprilcr til ball Yria IAN
cr9oloea pdo ale &aucr, oQ ior at
ime0clomme oct tore Pubitum oil
ertroto9 bli ot i0un9 mcO pOerli laue
Sllletpriler.
Nult po0, al oct bllr ira o0 mco
2ioc til og me0 29Oc September.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-24

Sjern1pas npe 9o9 Oentsr man pan
meo SpGnoin8 ii9cs Der. 9}l ia,
ban bar 10 b0Ot Stoi not at 0ic al
Oct iencre. "a no9en 2umeliusbI'torie
blr oct neppe oisie bepU8coc Giocr
&jernion bar belle ogt lpObpre Glrrpa
al tale til, "a Den oiamle peO oct
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-24
Hobcrts Gonntns gfaunciaNcr,

Sitter She Si9iespa Stems" gJen9l-
Der ri ber no0le ilte,c='ante tSattn an=
9aNenoe Hpbcrta 6puntps 9(apn %
tioli9e $>itoric:
Gen lHano, cIter bptm GpberIs
6ountp cr Optalot, par her Spen /
6orretningsnnli99enoer 6rcoo9 o9
poerlatteoe ber. 0nns 9Idpn er ?. u.
&oberts, % ban bor Sarge, u. y,
0pn, Is. Wt. @ennstt, inn er Ell 0ant=
mel &en al 9lIr. &oberts, introoutere=
De o5 til bnm iom "Iobert5 6ountps
6noer".
) 9lQret 1883, Da 6ele ben Gel AZ
&oberts GountO. iom lite tilberte Sis=
Teton % 94abpetpn &cierOatoncn, BAR
Ell Gel al Grant 6OuntD, par GDcrne
Milbant % Bilmnt &ipulcr iOr 9Gren
at blipe GpuntDI0oe. (a0 ben Sin
bar 9atotd ct 5erritorium, o9 bpaO MI
uogjer DC to Statcr, pay Ocn 2io ct
tort ipreot SamIuuo mcO 9OpcOiGoC
/ &pen Uanttou. 9tt tcrritorIale He=
9islatur lammentraa0te pen Nnter, %
Qt. Gobert9 pur Nteolem al llnoer=
6uiet ira Sarge. Niilbant=6o
buOoe Iaaet ct 6Orila9 iremiat, iult=
lNttenoC Nr0rierne al Grant 6OuntD
% / bette 6Orlln9 paN Ell nUlten ube-
m0rielig, iul Ntaaoe inofettet Dtll=
bant ipm Gouutpi0oe. 6orlla9ets
CplGsnin9 o9 6remi0ttelie bleO tore=
t09et De to 0jHnge, inocu 98llmot- 6ol=
let ri9tl9 tit Sinene Nabne ior hDao Def
e9entli9 beteO. "a leu0te De meo Ell
Sang Ell Mano til Hdpltpliet lOr at
oirfe iOr, ct 5orlia9eta 8eotaselIe blep
binoret Og W}r. &Oberts anto9 I9
itrar 98ilmpts Suteresler Sa9en.
Son tom til oen Slrtnin9, q, ct mt
6orIl09 m00ttc frtmiNtte9, iom loo
ct mt GountD fremltNa pnG Den N}a0=
De, at Ell Te al GeerOational0noet
iamt ben nor0Il9e SplOs al Grant tOm
til at uo9ere ct MT Gouutp for fig pQ
at ilalcoc9 baooe Q9ilmot p9 Ntilbont
llt Q@ren al at bljpe SppeOi i0Oer bOert
lit County.
Get blcU bliluttet at taloe bet npe
GourtD "gtobert3" til 9Gre Ior Wlan=
om, ocY if 6orIlu9et peotaGet. iou Oet
b.ep til 2op iuom Se5iionen bar iii
en0e. ga blcp @obert9 GolmW foOt
% pet bar bOlOt ij8 9anite itramt poo
2NnotOrtet 0ele 5ioen Iioen,
9ette par For % Mar iioen pg lNnge |
Ior Den iterlte Gel al Def nge Goultp,
Observation-Disclosures, bleb aabnct ior
Sebp99clie.
N}r, &pbert5 er Snoiprer al 4}ro=
ttsllon n9 Ill onltrlng % Nar 9dnlmel, |
men iom en- llngoOm iriit. Gette bar
bans iprite 8eig9 / &Obcrt9 6plmD;
men ban bopoe altio iplt Den iierlte
Sntere9ie ior 6ommet lam. oltc pn=
itct at ioa 2mlcOnin9 til at ic line
NUnOers &ert"
N}t0 line bol9enOe 2lgrc al moOnenOe
Sorn, fine Gper @tc0cr, &ernbaner
o9 &iOne om QrjOicl oa &elfouo fig
ger GOunmct Der ioo QIr. 9toberts
bapOc inQcn Stam al lin 9}oouc";
ban bar tOertimoO itolt al at ioao1nt
eft prN9tI8t 0ountQ bar bans 9(0pa.
{)aDoe man pao 6or6oanO Diolt ON
8eieqet, ioa boOoc iouomnlj8Ois BE
ioltnin9cn &Dcn forget Ior, at ban
1apoe Iaoet Ell paaicnoe tou0eli9 Nioo=
to9elie
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-24
Scr er Nnritiel Nna Vnrtlm0nO %

Ger er Soritiel paa Tartim0no %
Rartiaper, Tiger "9lormanoen".
%i Ituloe meme oct.
"6ribaaren Wnno ei pi9e bill tbi
Teroen berer Den irie til. :" (Stte
mtget, bar le9 t0ntl, buis mon ou lite
l099er 5egners Gro / @iunorn paa
&OdcIeller, hpor be pjloe lDoe meo Den
melt operlegne SronD.
9llli9epcl. Sluuenaturen iprnn1ter
zig lite; Sldper er SIauer mep part
Ior0n eller bag.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-24

9}u oi9ic Darme Sage or SjsOrmen
meO I'm ItIbyi9e @rop iomnen pOn @0-
piret tgjen, % De eoioiteoc @ioncIor-
tlaringer al nmeriteuitc SjomUn0 %
Do. 2dnotrubber mnn Der 10 tNges
SenlDu til, ielp on Der CT barmt mt
alli9epcl. 90 laa iommer 10 Oct i0le
ll6pre Del meo n. "a Slagterilinneoet
er llOluittt o9 Sin;lair trusr meo Ell
"Np, interesiunt Bog. Ger oIrts
lorrelten 9anitc me9et paa at faa 6plt
til at tro Tit % tso Tat MI iortiotu.
Zen enc llDDrlislcO aIlpier ocn an
ben. Ntcn hi er ilette5 life ben. ipm
pil 9oIoe SjeOrmen tilbu9c 9'i trOr,
at Den bdaoe erilterer og bebG9cr li9.
p9 pl trpr, Den bar liselaa ltOr 9tet til
at eriltere lom t. Gr, ben olleieipe
NodeIeller p9 Den feOtsoe gIrmpur. iamt
at Den bar li9eiao zoe Gjrunoe til at
bu9tc % bebG9f Z. u OUre itU iom
,Aobn :. % Faa :. Perio0er al
i'm gidite 8ilpGrelle
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-24

@co Sin0aiD8caiplet 6eraus sails
belinoer fig fprtiOcn BET iiorite 2lntal
@atienttr 2liDlcts &oiltorie. ncmlq
l,5ll. Gtt er mnrteli9t not at DC
met robalite al oisie ul0ttcljQc iom
5te9el BELT blir 0elbreoeoe. Som en-
al 2G9erne uotrptte fig ioyleoen; "Wl
fan Delbteoe Oem bDis 6orltano er
! llorotn meOens DC. bOi9 6oritano Ell
aloelcs ooelagt, inaen ian 0jorc no9et
ior. "
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-24

9dI CT {ioeu at uErgs lNelieu % Stprteu
Al yirugeruc. Sei bcolte Ntiooel at BRUCE
moo Nonc o9 ioc.ielelie er @cc's yaratipc
!Nnueg ano SGr Gen enelte t,olteneocin,
ION i,te lorOGrper Sormlpemet, men tpert
imoo lororIper al Sorfielslle ira Spitemet
pee at pirte iom ct let ailerin9smiobel Get
beoite ior oofe, Sortielelie, Strbe og stiss
boite etc Sglges eilin9ions apotBef.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-24

Der melocs om, at Cprgr bar pUytt
iorls9t paa 6uba !plig Sntet lluoer,
at De poIitiite ltue 1aOcre ocrborte og
Aernbane'e!ltabern opnlllntrer Snos
ponorin9 til Zen Al norite Nuomono
ira Den noriteiic NJ 9lmerito r.
Subrumpll0ter.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-24

I'll bfo out ]lomn j So9a,
oct iarer }ioromauus Mob
bin GAG ueo N,jtdmGulo
Oh ityep bet mco oiu BLOB.
ger ambnuoS ztlerna pinta
NJ Wom / Sutcn bldo
% Stct lmdl o9 bliH,a
~ 9lett til Souoen poa
0ln 'remn mco NIO }'riu8o.
Oh 'oo9 70 tou eiu var
y 2crir bo9t ban ipin9a,
Del "oyoa it.t lamuon Spar
Gin peoie ilot Ddn mana
III Strlo paa bloout },rout
Nei ilOs 'or 9ieuitros 6ona
% iiosma ro't % itout,
Sel lmpie uu9t paa }uuo
90 mqn9l cit gia9a byait
Ban ipiu8a foitt mco nupa
'Sieot fran." bet bemocl toasll
Nlco lFoo ban rcio letcu
Ger Ecitcn 9ett iom bct,
oGo iona mart jrompeten
% lanoen TOM iom Nicn.
6or lIett bans oloue loga,
/ Hdmpen por bou Mann,
bin gag peo ebitamou0o
% peo 1lone Ripcro Strouo
yen9t 6rioiom9 Siiema imiIcr
No egapl, lag % nib,
Der NeItcn trp99t ban fuller
I Nnu9en Iopit iroo Crib
~
Eel MOTT oaa. 9Gmle 0utor"
/ NtinnebNbos &u
Set Nolt iraa l}ore9s lhltay
tl0t dltao forOoms 3iu.
20 lcn9e 9(orOmenu iunelt
o9 Nclierbeim CT tlent
llieo (,eioer pil ou minnel,
!@isconln He9iment
0ans ,Repuolp6
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-08-24

paa Napct Og iGntc oct neo. Gctte
Qjoroc DC rigtiQnoi; mca no Dc oqioa
baooe mootaQct &etaling ira anore
Rllocr. par oc rlinie mol til at lite bet
op i9jcn, % Reiultatet cr, at Stclettet
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-07

them, Plummer begging for mercy
and crying like baby as he went tn
his death. Henry Plummer was a
Westbrook boy, and lived there until
he was about 20, when he went to Call
ifornia in 80 and worked his way int"
Montana where he became sheriff and
one of the worst road agents that ever
infested the country. A great many
persons about Westbrook remember
Henry Plummer. One, Oliver A. Cobb,
has good reasons for keeping him iii
mind. Mr.. Cobb had cousin, Timothy
Cobb, who went to Montana during the
gold fever and while Plummer was
right in the height of his power and
cussedness. Timothy was moderately
successful in his mining operations.
had longing for his old home in
Maine, and decided to return here and
locate on a farm. AS was natural IN
those days men felt little timid about
travelling with much dust on their
person and Mr. Cobb entrusted himself
and treasures to Sheriff Plummer. He
was never heard from and no doubt
the Westbrook man was murdered for
his money by the gang.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-07
Personal Notes.

James c. Travilla, superintendent OF
streets of St Louis, is making a tour OF
eastern cities and is now in New Eng
land He says he is much impressed with
the Intelligent manner in which the
streets in this section of the country are
watcred
Brigadier- General James Allen, chief of
the signal corps of the United States
Army, Will investigate the signal service
i'm various foreign armies preparatory TO
wireless telegraphy to be held in Berlin
Archbishop Ireland will act as an aid
de-camp on the staff OF Commandment
Chief Tanner, and will tide with him in
the Grand Army parade at Mime
apolis on August H. The Archbishop
served in the Civil War as chaplain OF
the Fifth Minnesota Regiment.
Richard Harding Davis, who is putting
the Flushing touches to a new play to
be brought out in New York next season,
upon being asked what he had been doing
recently. remarked: I'm farmer now.
you know. Yes. I've got a 20-acrc farm
near New York. You ought to see me
Mrs. Ferdinand Reese. the oldest wo-
man in Indiana and perhaps in the tnhtedi
States. has Just died at lAaporte, IND
aged 112 years. According to documents
in her possession she - Was born an No D.
America in 1870. settling at Buffalo. She
saw Napoleon in 1872, when his army IN
vaded Russia.
Prof. Edward Perkins Clarke, the new
~ appointed principal Of the central New
York Institution Of Deaf Mutes. was led
to make the profession of teaching the
deaf his lifc's work owing to the fact that
both his parents Were deaf. Prof. Clarke
is an expert in the use of the sign Ian.
guaee, and has frequently been called
upon to act as interpreter in gathering
of the deaf.
Miss Irene Ainsley, the New Il aland
soprano, who recently made her appear
ance in London before 4 distinguished
audience. which included the Prince and
Princess of Wales, is only ~ years of
age and has been studying but three
years Miss Ainsley is a portege of Nine.
Melha who was 50 much impressed with
tho vo,lng singers voice when she first
heard her that she has been directing her
studies since that time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-07
MAINE EDITORIAL COMMENT.
The Question to Be Decided.

portland Express).
The Democrats say that Maine has
not prospered under prohibition. Nom
sense! The story of Maine is one of
constant and steady growth and pro-
gress. The State was never 50 pros
porous as it is today. Our people
never We're so busy, never had so many
luXuries in their homes and never had
so much money in the banks. Do the
Democrats expect the people of Maine
to believe that greater prosperity would
come with the open acknowledgements
Journal.
1t is hard to tell what the Demo-
Gratis really expect. 1t is pretty ev-
ident that they expect handsome cam
paign contributions from the whole
sale liquor interests in their campaign.
What better doctrine could the saloon
interests ask than those which
are being promulgated by the
Democratic organs and Democrat
ic stump speakers? But what
the Journal says about the prosperity
Of Maine is true, and the people dre
aware of the fact that the saloon new
err yet contributed to the prosperity of
people What shall the people have.
savings banks or beer saloons? That's
the question to be decided when men
come ~ cast their ballots on Septen-
Der 10.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-07
A Scene That Failed.

"Your most cherished effects" said
David Relasco, apropos Of playwriting,
ARE too often the ones that fail most
dismally. 1t is like the tale of the
young Lothario.
"A youth. poor hut vain. was start
ing on a railway journey with a friend.
Two very pretty girls appeared. and
the vouth said to his companion, who
wa. dressed less carefully than him
self:
Don't you sit with me, Bill. You
sit IN the smoker and I'll sit here with
these girls. and I'll tell you what
YOU might do for me. if you would.
Just before the train starts, come up
to me and take off your hat and say:
1T have wired for the automobile to
meet Won at the station. sir, and the
yacht viii he in commission by tomor-
row afternoon. Any further orders.
Mr.. Vanderbilt" DO this for me, will
you. Bill?'
bill promised. and the youth got on
the train. chose a seat behind the pref
ty girls and waited for the wonderful
and dramatic scene that was to come.
"What came was this: Bill. just be-
fore the train pulled out, ran to his
friends car and shouted through the
window at the top of his lungs:
Tell yer boss to be sure to have
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-07

Commenting upon recent industrial
and banking statistics which were pub
lished in this paper showing the
progress Of the South during the past
quarter of a century the Brooklyn
Standard Union says: "The contempia-
ton of these figures should make every
SENSIBLE Southern man good Republic
can, since home industries thrive best
under the principle of protection held
by the Republican party. But there
are still some old prejudices to be
overcome. While intelligent Southern
ers do admit the development of the
section is due largely to Northern eff
fort and Northern capital, and that
the North has been a better friend to
the South than it's own people, there Is
a lingering feeling against the Yankees.
for no good apparent earthly reason.
Just habit, and mighty bad one, too
often engendered in the younger gen
Grafton by those who should know bet
ter"