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FISH LIVE IN scALCiNe LAKE.

Traveller Discovers Strange Species In
Jaunt Through Guatemala.
Marcellin Pellet, a traveller who
has recently returned from Guatemala,
describes a curious species of fish, the
Pacilla dorri, which he found in the
boiling lake of Amatitlan. 1t passes
its days literally Gin continual hot
water" So hot is the water of this
lake, it is said, that to thrust ones
hand into 1t means scalded fingers.
Ebullition is, however, somewhat
tempered. as the really boiling water
rises to the surface. leaving a temper
ature of So degrees cent. at the level
where the fish are found, which is
even then exceedingly warm for cold
blooded creatures like fish.
Frank auckland states in one of his
works hat the naturalist, Broussonet,
found by experiments that some fresh
water fish would live for several days
in water so hot that a human being
could not keep his hand in it for a
minut
De S~aussure, the Swiss scientist,
discovered living cells in the hot
springs of AK, the temperature of
which averages 113 degrees Fahren-
heit. Humboldt also saw FISH thrown
up from a volcano in South America.
, 1906-09-04

hands the public interests, including
your own, arc and will be safe.
A National Policy.
All these results are good; but they
nave not been achieved by the forest
service alone. On the contrary, they
represent also the needs and sugges-
lions of the people of the whole west.
They embody constant changes and ad-
justments to meet these suggestions
and needs. The forest policy of the
government in the west has now be
come what the west desired 1t to be.
1t is a national policy-wider than the
boundaries of any state, and larger
thar the interests of any single indus-
try. OF course it can not give and set
OF men exactly what they would choose.
Undoubtedly the irrigator would often
like to have less stock on his water
sheds. while the stockman wants more.
The lumberman would like to cut more
timber, the settler and the miner
would often like him to cut less. The
county authorities want to see more
money coming in for schools and roads,
while the lumberman and stockman DID,
ject to the rise in value of timber and
grass. But the interests Of the people
as a whole are, l repeat, safe in the
hands of the forest service.
For Good of the People.
BY keeping the public forests in the
public hands our forest policy substi-
tutes the good of the whole people for
the profits of the privileged few. With
that result none will quarrel except
the men who are losing the chance OF
personal profit at public expense.
Our western forest policy is based
upon meeting the wishes of the best
public sentiment of the whole west. II
proposes to create new reserves wher'
ever forest lands still vacant are found
in the public domain, and to give the
reserves already made the highest pos
sible usefulness of all the people. Sc
far our promises to the people in re
gard to it have all been made good;
and l have faith that this policy will
be carried to successful completion, be
cause l believe that the people of the
west are behind it.
Sincerely yours,
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
, 1906-09-04
How's This2

We offer one hundred dollars reward
for my case of catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY G CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and finan
cially able to carry out any obliga
lions made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN G MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price rs cents
per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
, 1906-09-04

achievements, and the strength of our
ticket.
with n record for honest and eco
nomical administration Of public affairs
in the state and nation and with u list
of candidates who are in every respect
clean, strong and capable, we go boldly
before the people of Wyoming solicit.
ing thor suffrages.
we are proud Of our party and of
our candidates, and believe their sue
cess means continued prosperity 10
our state and her citizens.
In every department, COMPRESSION.
al, executive and judicial, our candi'
dates are men who have proven their
ability and worth. Such names as
Warren, Mondell, Brooks, Schnitger,
Gillette, Grant, Cook, Scott and Mat
son inspire confidence and beget Q
thusiasm. In my judgment the peo,
pie of Wyoming want the services of
these men and will elect them by graft
flying majoritles.
although the campaign has just op.
ened, l have been gratifed by the in
terest already expressed in the ticket
by republicans generally and especial
ly by the younger members of the par
ty. The ticket has evidently won their
admiration and approval and If l judge
from present indications the older re-
publicans will need to be active in the
party's interest to keep pace with the
work the younger republicans intend
doing.
you can assure the republicans OF
the state that the campaign opens aus
piciously; that it will be conducted
aggressively on square deal lines
and that It is for them to say how
great the majorities shall be-"
, 1906-09-04

The play is now up to the democrats.
For some weeks the republicans have
been in the lime light and have fur
nished amusement for those who enjoy
a lively canvass for political prefer
ment. They have performed to the en-
tire satisfaction of the party and now
public attention is turned to the de-
mocracy, which will hold a state o
vention in Cheyenne September 10. To
beat the excellent ticket nominated by
the republican convention would be
more than is expected of them. In
fact If a ticket is nominated at all it
will be simply for the purpose of keep
ing the organization intact, and this
would hardly seem the part of wis
dom, as there really is no democratic
organization in Wyoming at the pres
ent time.
, 1906-09-04
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Representative in sixtleth Con.
gress Of United States,
FRANK, w. MONDELL,
OF Weston County.
For Governor,
BRYANT b. BROOK,
OF Natrona County.
For Secretary of State,
WILLIAM r. SCHNITGER,
or Laramie County.
For State Treasurer,
L. GILLETTE,
OF Sheridan County.
For state Auditor,
Leroy GRANT,
OF Albany County.
For State superintendent Of Public
Instruction,
A. d. COOK,
OF Converse County.
For Judge of the Supreme Court,
r. H. SCOTT
OF Laramie County.
, 1906-09-04
STATEMENT FROM CHAIRMAN
BURDICK.

Hon. Charles w. Burdick, the newly
elected chairman of the republican
state central committee, was interview
ed by a Tribune reporter rs follows:
Have you anything to say regarding
the ticket named at Casper and the
coming campaign? asked the reporter.
Simply this-We expect to conduct
an aggressive campaign based upon
the record of the republican party
, 1906-09-04

Bryan's views of the government
ownership Of railroads are meeting
with condemnation on all sides. Very
few of his party leaders take kindly
to this new platform of the Nebraskan.
Locally, If Mr.. Bryan should receive
the nomination, he will again receive
lukewarm support, If o absolute op,
position, from Mr.. Corthell, who is
opposed to government ownership.
, 1906-09-04

The unanimity with which the repub.
licans of the First judicial district
turned to Hon. r. N. Matson as their
candidate for judge was a splendid en-
dorsement of the choice made by Gov
ernor Brooks in the exercise of the APP
pointing power some months ago. 9th.
er candidates we're simply ignored.
Judge Matson has made an enviable
record, thus far, and will be elected
by an overwhelming vote of the people,
, 1906-09-04
All Good Tor Sometime,

The skins of millions of ellis are
tanned and used as leather for boot
laces; frog skin has become one of
the most beautiful and useful articles
known to the binders of fancy books
and the makers of fans; walrus whis.
kers provide the most elegant tooth
picks known to the modern mar of
ana beetles 6. /: certain king
are exported by the hundred-weight
for use on theatrical dresses.
, 1906-09-04
Pike Centennial Celebration.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Sept. 1928,
1906. For this occasion the Union Pa
cifc has authorized a sale of tickets to
Denver, Colorado Springs or Pueblo
and return at one fare for the round
trip. Dates of sale September 10, 20,
81 and 20. wv. Emmons, Agent.
, 1906-09-04
A THE RECORD
FOR GETTIN(

FOR GETTING NEWS.
The Casper Tribune is nothing if not
up to date. Last Wednesday night, af-
ter the paper had been printed and
folded, ready to be sent to the post
office and delivered to its subscribers,
the republican convention nominated a
state ticket. Mr.. Mokler, not to be
overcome by so trlhing a matter as
that, printed the ticket in full on the
margins of the folded paper-and there
you are.
, 1906-09-04

When In need OF job printing or any
thing in the book line. call on The Re
publican. First-class work guaranteed.
, 1906-09-04
CAUGHT BIG FISH

AT LEROY BRIDGE.
George Powell spent Labor day at
Leroy bridge, where he hooked sew
eral trout, some of them of very good
size.
, 1906-09-04
Il; &: !;
and e us1sihenia
Strictly IHSllIuIC,
ceaiidentisI ~ Dwight, 81.
Daily Bepublican. SO cents a month

1t is to your interest not to overlook
us, if you wish to save money on har-
vesting machinery that may be needed
between now and the close of the sea-
son, which is lear at hand. Our prices
are RIGHT, and our stock is without a
peer in the whole country, when quail
ity is considered.
, 1906-09-04
Promote Development.

Lands in the forest reserves that are
more valuable for agriculture than for
forest purposes are being opened to
settlement and entry as fast as their
agricultural character can be ascer-
tanned. There is therefore no longer ex-
cuse for saying that the reserves re
tard the legitimate settlement and de-
velopment of the country. On the con
trary, they promote and sustain that
development, and they will do SO in
no way more powerfully than through
their direct contributions to the
schools and roads. Ten per cent of all
the money received from the forest re,
serves goes to the states for the use
of the counties in which the reserves
lie, to be used for schools and roads.
The amount of this contribution is
nearly $4,000 for the first year. 1t
will grow steadily larger, and will
form a certain and permanent source
of income, which would net have been
the case with the taxes whose place il
takes.
Finally, a body of intelligent, practi
cal, well-trained men, citizens of the
west, is being built up-men in whose
, 1906-09-04

UNION PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
West Bound.
In effect at the Laramie station N
the present time:
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CV1AEo Z dIIII OdUSdSC'
To accommodate our increasing trade
we have added a special delivery leav-
ing the store at $3.50, with no stops
inside Of Lake street, and covering the
territory between Nicollet and Calhoun
boulevard, thus insuring as prompt de-
livery as in the down town districts.
In the afternoon we leave the store at
1870 for Linden Hills, Lynnhurst and
intervening points. Telephone your Or
6ers early.
Grocer Baker Confcctioner
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CADETS WILL MEET TO
PLAN STAGE CAMPAIGN

Preparatory to their appearance at
the Lyceum with the : Frawleys in
Northern Lights,' the week Of Oct.
20, The Journal Cadets will meet in
Holcomb hall, 43 Fourth street s., Wed
nesday night. The official call for this
meeting is already out and every cadet
is urged to be present himself and pass
the word to every other cadet whom he
may meet. ~,.
Much has to be done before the corps
can be mustered into General Cooks
army for his campaign against the
Sioux under, Chief Sitting Bull. The
military work to be done on the stage
viii require careful drilling, and 1.-THE
sum for their winter fund under the ar
rangement made for them by TIL e
Journal, they must begin at once
their canvass tickets.
At the meeting Wednesday night the
plan offcampaign will be fully ex-
planned and exchange tickets issued
For this reason every cadet must be
present at the meeting, which begins at
q pm.
Nothing could give the parents and
friends Of the cadet corps a better
chance to see Them at their best than
their appearance with Mr.. Frawley and
his excellent company. In addition to
appearing in the battle scene in the last
act, where the entire corps will be used
for the thrilling rescue Of a: handful Of
men and women beset by horde Of
hostile Sioux, the cadets will appear
thruout the play as guards, sentinels
and bnglers. Mr.. Frawley is planning
to have the entire corps appear In an
exhibition drill on the stage Immediate
" at the close of the first act Of the
play.
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EVENTS OF TONIGHT

Order your tulips now from Nagel
greenhouses, Ills West Lake street.
Correct wedding Invitations. Beard
Day ton, Society Stationers. Dayton g.
The finest safe deposit vaults in the
city. The Minnesota Loan u Trust
company. 9l3 Nicoilet avenue.
Souvenir postals, complete line in
views. comics, art and city views, at the
Century News store. 6 Third street >.
For Rent.-Large room, a0x60, Sec
ond floor 225 Third street s. Fronts
| Third avenue; well lighted, steam heat.
P. D. Mcmillan, 200 Central avenue.
If what you have to sell is not asked
| for by some "want advertiser today,
let "want ADJ "put it in the mar
ket' for YOU tomorrow. No. 9 will
connect YOU with The Journal "Want
ADJ department. g.. -
Mrs. Della Marble gave an interest
| ing lecture on the work of the Mariner
| 10 Training school in her studio yes
terday at the Syndicate Arcade. The
| lecture included every possible phase
of scientific massage as taught under
| the Marinello system. ~
F.F. Laws, MD, will speak for the
Young Peoples society of the Bethle;
| hem church, Fourteenth avenue s and
Eighteenth street, this evening on The
. Duties and the Rights Of a Citizen. y
There will be a good musical program
and refreshments will be served free.
The St. Louis road assigned special
car to the Minnesota bankers who left
for the American Bankers J. association
convention at st. Louis, Sunday night
A.. A. Crane, who is candidate for the
| treasuryship, and some Of the other
leading city bankers left for st. Louis
Friday night. ......
The Casino rink opening at Eight
zenith avenue N and Washington las
evening proved very enjoyable occa
sion and was largely attended. Thu
rink, which is capable Of holding thu
| largest crowd Of any rink in town, wa
as smooth as glass, rendered so by tn
surfacer, Of which the owners Of this
rink are patentees. Music was fur
nished by the Arnold Casino Military
band.
! Hennepin county members Of the An
cient Order Of Hibernians held thei
biennial convention in Knights of Co
lumbus hall last night. Delegates in
Guided all officers of the division il
Hennepin county, and the following
officers were chosen for the ensuing
two years: J. J. Fitzgerald, president
G.. J. Nolan, vice president; F. J. .Mu]
cahy, recording secretary; J. F. Nc
Nance, financial secretary; John MOI
gan, secretary; Rev. J. j. Harrington
chaplain.
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TO MAKE COOLING PLANTS
ST. PAUL CONCERN MOVES FAC
TORY HERE AND WILL MANU-
FACTURE LINE OF REFRIGERA-
TORS. r.: .,.-.... H. ... s-.... sr~r . .

The Manteuffel Refrigeration and
Manufacturing company, new corpor-
alton, has secured the W. H. Fisher
plant at COS Fourth street N, and will
establish an office and factory there.
The Manteuffel members of the COM
pany will remove their establishment
from st. Paul and the business will be
carried on by the new ;. corporation,
which is to make refrigerators, cooling
lures for butchers, grocers, florists, etc.
The incorporators of the company
are: William Manteuffel and Frank
Manteuffel Of ST. Paul; Fl. M. Gardner
Gardner Hardware company, Minneapo.
lis; NC. Bennett of the N. C. Bennett
Lumber company, Minneapolis; F. H
Stevens and II. H. Stevens of Minneap'
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IOSEPH CAWTHORN, the stellar
81 feature of the Sousa opera com
- pany in ''The Free Lance" may
exceptions to the rule that comedians
won It talk Of their work Without try
ing to drag his profession as fun
maker into his private intercourse in
life and quite capable Of serious dis
cussion of any phase Of his calling. he
has an inherent affability and an ire
sistible good humor that is wholesome,
sympathetic and manful, and he carries
the same qualities, rare in a comedian
in his work on the stage. He tells Of
the seriousness of his first attempts to
produce laugh in the following truth
full story: - ILL.,.
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The Plymouth Poet Clothes
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pay. for their reputation-onlyf for their
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DIR. SOLTAU TO LECTURE
English Bible Teacher Tonight Begins
:''T' > Course Of Religious Talks.

DR.. George Soltau, the noted English
Bible teacher, arrived in the city this
morning. He speaks this evening at
the First Baptist church, beginning a
series Of talks on "Possess Your Pos
sessions" under the following heads:
This evening, "Possess Pardon';
.W. eaH 49,. mPeaee ;, Thursday,
at II am he addresses the students of
the Northwestern Bible and Missionary
Training school, 6 Eleventh street s,
Of the Old Testament, beginning with
Deuteronomy. While this work is .pri-
marily for the students. it has been
decided to invite the public to attend.
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stage when he was very young man,
in Cincinnati. He tried for. several en-
gagements and could get none in the
drama Then he decided to try vaude-
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theaters, and in one instance was shown
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t. ALDERMEN GO TO TONKA
st. Paul Solons Are Guests of Street
Railway Company for The Day.

=. A company Of st. Paul aldermen and
city officials spent today at Lake Min
netonka as the guests of the street rail-
way company. The function was sim
liar to the one arranged in honor of
the. Minneapolis officials a short, time
ago. The program included a ride on
the lake and luncheon at the construc-
tion camp, The aldermen are called to
meet this evening to consider the ques-
ton Of increasing the service on the
Jackson street line.
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HUNTERS ARE EAGER
Licenses to Hunt Big Game Taken Out
Month in Advance. Z

The state game and fish commission
has already issued four licenses to non
residents for hunting big game in Min
nesota, altho. the big game season does
not open till Nov.10. The season lasts
twenty days. The game commission has
hunting small game, which season is
now oman s