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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
BRINGS
SURVIVORS
CREW or ARGUE ESCAPED
FROM BURNING GASOLINE
SCHOONER IN LlFuBoATs-
BACK FIRE CAUSED ExPLo
SION.

With the ~ survivors Of the gas.
oline achuSner Argus aboard the
revenue cutter Perry arrived from
Noah HAY late last night Accord.
Ing 10 Captain Maloney and Assist.
ant Engineer e. " Hush the fire
was caused by hack firing ~ the
atarhoard engine. which resulted In
an explosion The fire spread 80
quickly that the aulY thing for the
crew 90 DO was 10 abandon the
schooner Although q heavy sea
was running Two boats We're
launched aud together they made
for the beach
Indians. who put out from the
shore. helped guide the lifeboata
through the surf aud the survivors
were taken "a the home OF Mr. Re.
Rau. the Indian agent From there
they we're brought to this city BY
the Perry which VAS sent 20 their
aid
The crew Of the Argus consisted
Of Captain W = Maioney, chief
officer J W Johnson. Second OF.
fleer n tangunt. Chief Engineer J.
J. Hardlns. Assistant Engineer c.
nuah. Coax Anderson. Senmeu G.
Gentman. II Rosenhek. O LaviiEin,
q. Xonberg. and Mfa Minnie Ma.
loneY. wife u the captain. aud their
1.yearoi daughter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
TWO MEN ARE
MISSING
v. COFFIN AND J, y. SCOTT
HAVE DISAPPEARED FROM
TIE STEVENS HOTEL AND
PoLleE ARE SEARCHING FOR
THGM.

Mystery surrounds the disappear
aace of r. Coffin aud J. y Scott.
both OF whom have been missing
from the Stevens hotel Tot several
weeks, The police have been en-.
gagged Ia a quiet search Tor the miss
ina men. but have obtained no clue
that would lead % the discovery ot
their whereabouts.
Mr.. Coffin registered az the hotel
ou Aprii II from Maine He Saa In
company ~ith George 4 Mckay aud
Roland sutherland. both from the
same place. The trta we're "a route
TO Alaska GOTTA remained In his
room one niEht and has not been
seen slncc. although his trunk and
laundry are SIM at the hotel De
spalfinE of receiving any informas
ilnn regarding his movements Sugh.
orland and Mckay have continued
their trip north.
W A. Cutler. a we'll known travel
iux salesman for a Vancouver. u. c.
firm. registered at the Stevens ON
MAJ 5. with j y Scott. a friend Of
years standing The next morning
Scott could not be found aud be has
not been seen since The miaHins
man had a good position. and 30 Ear
as can be learned there VAS nothing
which would cause him to absent
himself without leaving some Nord
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

! went Off Ia see the cattle Killed
fhoy nay every EnRilahman goes 10
thu Chicago stock yards. You shall
Tad them abuat Hix miles from the
city and once having seen them.
YOU VIII never forget the sight.
A FAR na the eye can reach
stretches township OF cattle pens,
cunnlnKly divided into blocks. 80
that the animals Of any pen can be
speedily driven out close 10 an IN.
clined timber path which leads 60
an elevated covered way standing
hlEh above the pens
Theae viaductn are two-Htofled
On tho upper story trnmpod the
doomed cattle. atolidly for the most
part On the lower. the sonfflinF OF
sharp hoofa aud multltudinoua yells.
from the pigs, the same esd being
appointed FOR each.
Il Was 10 the pigs frat addressed
myself Selecting a yiadaet which
WAS fun Of them. an could hear.
though | could not see. | marked
Aamher building Wherct0 II ran. and
went there. not alarmed by stray
cattle which had managed 60 escape
from the proper quarters A pleas.
ant smell Of brine warned mo OF
what was coming
Tuning a corner and not noting
an overhead arrangement Of creased
rail-. wheel and pulley. / came into
the arms OF four eyiaorutod carcass.
rs, all pure white and OF = human
aspect. pushed by n man clad IN ".
hemeht red When ioapi aside
the flour vas slippery under the
Also there WAS flavor Of farmyarf
and the shouting OF a multitude In
ny ears
But there VAS no JOY IN their
shouting Twelve men aiOod In two
lines sta 10 n slide. HetWeen them
aud overhead ran the railway 81
death that had nearly shunted nae
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tight and Il was decided to spread
the tidings broadcast
After drawing ap a declaration of
principles the hand Of mediums.
laval aad true. elected officers. IN.
GLIDING } u Burton. president. NJ
spauldins, Wee president. ~ u
Foster. treasurer. and J, = fisvnor
aud y J Sloeum trustees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
MEDIUMS FORM
ORGANIZATION
ngalERs IN OCCULT KNowL.
spog SAND TOGETHER TO
esoTgcr THEMSELVES
AGAINST iNTolE RANT PER.
SONS.

-Neu. yeu sce. is this way; We
AZ staadlug out FOR the rights Of
hve men and liberty OF speech. aad
~ aeed the money. 50 anything
iwm IS cents 10 ti.eoo .00o Will be
.ecxpiablc Thus modestly spoke
a enthusinsi on the fikhts Of palm
50. clalftoyaats and secra. TO foi.
80 their atocatlon u revealing the
safaru, Chief ol Police Wappen
s.esas orders 20 the contrary not.
xsshxianding
nat sou might say. che advocate
Z splritaallsis right OF free speech
rontInaed. that Il d little ase send.
nx q quarter We want all the
ncaey ~ can xet OF course. n
RoekeirIlef or any of those wealthy
gus want to scai as a cheek ~
slil appreciate ifs
Later. % mediums organised tho
Selfiguafists defensive league for
H. Purpose Of offending legitimate
nsdlams from the attacks OF big
esed ana lniolerant persons ii
sas the general aflnlon that money
soald = rsqalfed - eentinae the
rslsss fsr essss 20 autaal llf,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
BROTHER MAKES
RUNFOR LIBERTY

prisoner and threw his Valiss In an
express wagon. lrathief wea hand
eutfed but suddenly Jumped around
The vase and started away on "a
dead run. Inspectors ] A. Michel.
son aud Henry Wise started tn pur.
suit, bat within short time no had
disappeared around several long
strings q freiEht ears Upon loarns
inE that their man VAS out Of stsht.
The Inspectors started systematic
search and half an hour later found
him eroachins beneath freiEh, ear
Hr offered no resistance and was
later confined Ia the county iau.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

.n,r an exciting chase along the
-. and anong The freight ears
...,,las about the Wharves, nesire
.us,aisr whe Is wanted by the Ca
s,.n authorities, was recaptufcd
r. immigration officials and
4 ~ m the gitN iail fer safe keep
- last nisht The prisoner. who
- essn returned nom ratt Town
- made an attempt to eseapa
"a a. a time d locked aa v ne had
,szeeeled
Fhe eniccfa had landed from the
.,.sn,sF Indianapolis with their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
CUPID ATTACKS roar.

cupid charged upon Fort tnwton
lasi NeeA ASA captured two AZ the
soldiers
on iaHt THURSDAY. Qunftetmaatcf
HerReant Frank Llpatfeu. Of the
Tenth Infantry, was married "a Mrs.
Catherine smith. at the home Of
Airs. tsnns. wife Of CammisaaTy
Sergeant Ions.
The second WAS William Quinn.
who married Miss Marie IiafEfoyt,
at the headquarters 81 Chaplain
Ferry, who offirIated at the services
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
MEMBERSHIP IS GROWING.

O.ders for tla quarterly ISSUE u
cards 10 the members connected
with the Central labor Council
shows an unusual growth IN mem-
bsfnhip. Cards were issued 20 $500
members last quarter Who are d.
yidsd among g unions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

And then. they were 80 excessively
dead. aud the man IN the dripping,
clammy. hot passage did NOT seem
10 care, aud ere the blood " sach
one had ceased to foam on me
floor such another and -four friends
with him had ahrioknf and died.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
WILL otve cANrArA.

Nrs Dayton aud class Of 50 pupils
viii rlve the eantata BELTS ~
cornnvilia.a az Madison 81 Metho-
dist Episcopal church. GA Tuesday
evening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
INITIATES nav MIMsEHs.

iacai Aefio 80 !, a the Fratsrnai
order Of Eagles initiated 30 new
members at their meeting las. night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
PhrenoIogy, the
Science Of Lie

Examinations daily by Prof Dunn
A Co. the noted phfenaloElHts,
room sos shafer huildinE. ftlt Bee
ond Az Pull reading tiQo. HouTn
. to 3 daily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
Attention Visiting
Elks

II all DE 90 your Interest 10 send
yeuf uauis and address AZ oBee TO
" a. Lynch. care Eiks club. Alaska
building Also 90 attend the meet
ING Monday evening in Elias HAL
49,
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PICNIC ar oEOn0TTOWN.

The GeorkutoSn brass band. A..
sisted hy the Rlverton brass band.
gave a largely attended Rlcule al
lincoln park. CeorgctoNn. yestef.
aAy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18
MapeIine Ice Cream

Purer than the thoughts Of child
hood. al Shaw'B Pharmacy, Ameri-
can Bank building
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-18

4 The Meadows Racing pro.
= gram First race 2 y m.
= Grand Opera siouss-cali.
q tornia Opera company in The
= Nightingale
q Seattle rheater-nark
4 Third Avenue Theater---
= Aylcsworih company IN 'srhe
4 rollcrE"
star Observation-Disclosures.
q orpheam Theatse--Vsuds.
4 vile.
= Pantsaes Theaten--Naude
q Vile.
= ceatrai Theater - Naudes
4 Vile
q Lake Union psvlllen--loller
= skating.
:.
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TO ATTEND MEETING.

g +. Kirk aaa A. $, Alien. of the
local Y NJ G, A. left yesterday for
Gerhard. Ore. whore they 80 TO az.
tend meeting Of the y NJ G A
College association
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Tslss, faF Pate, : 20 Nu,aal lie.
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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-06-29

self: Is It not time that Mr.. Dubois
retire in favor Of some man with ability
and brains to creditably represent the
stated" What Dubois has done in a
a quarter of century Of public activity
any citizen Of the state could have
done; what Senator Hepburn has &C
complished in less than one term will
never be forgotten. The whole nation
is proud Of him. He is a credit to mis-
state. And today, as compared to the
senior senator, Weldon B. Hepburn
ranks as far above Fred T. Dubois
as is statesman above the petty and
everchanging politician who knows
no duty except as to self, with no am
bition beyond that of continuing him
self in a position he can fill but dis
creditably to himself, his state, and
his country. What Idaho needs is a
senatorial mate to Mr.. Hepburn,
and this can never be accomplished
until Mr.. Dubois is presented with the
prefix sex"
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-06-29
Anarchists.


A writer in the East holds that with
real anarchists their belief is a religion
with them, that their belief is that all
men should be free, love Of justice,
etc, and ;lat the martyr spirit is full
upon them.
That is all right with few excep-
lions Their idea Of liberty is unbrid-
led license, their love Of justice is to
kill those who are in authority, and
theil idea Of msrtyrdom is to disguise
themselves and run away after having
perpetrated some monstrous crime.
They have many attributes in common
with the rattlesnake, except that the
serpent always gives notice before he
strikes. The anarchist is a creature
who is not worth Analysing, unless a
beast or bird Of prey is worth it. They
are dangerous animals, and when
allowed in public should be in cages.
--Goodwin's Weekly.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-06-29
For Sale, Wanted, Etc.

Wanted-Teams to haul lumber.
Big Bear Lumber Co., Troy, Idaho.
For Sale: A good secondhand
Studebaker hack. Inquire at this
Office.
For sale or trade: A three-inch
wagon in good shape, run two years. In
quire Of Ed Burgess. 51-3t
For Sale: 16-h. p. traction engine.
Just been placed in good repair. Write
or inquire of Genesee Exchange Bank,
Genesee, Idaho.
LOST: Saturday, July 23rd, black
silk jacket, sailor collar and cuffs,
cream applique, between Bethel
church and w. M. Chaney's. Inform
Florence Walker, Troy, Idaho.
A bunch Of keys, one brass one,
on key ring with chain, was left at
this office. Owner can have property
by calling at this office and identifying
property.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-06-29
Troy Gets a Medal.

R. G. Plunkett received recently a
silver medal from the ST. Louis Ex-
position managers, the same being
awarded to him for his exhibit of Bald
win, Roman Beauty and Jonathan
apples, a box Of each being sent.
When the award was made Mr.. Punk
EFT received notice that silver medal
would be sent him upon payment of
ten dollars. The cash was not sent
and nothing more was thought of the
matter until the arrival OF the beautiful
reminder that Troy apples won a prize.
The medal is two and half inches
square and one-fourth OF an inch thick,
weighing six Dunes. On one side of
the medal stand two figures, one ct
which is Columbia, tall and stately,
about to envelop the youthful maiden
by her side. IMPLYING the Louisiana
Territory, in the Stars and Stripes, thus
receiving her into the sisterhood of the
states. The other figure is depicted in
the act Of dvesting herself of the cloak
of France, symbolized in the emblem
of Napoleon, the busy bee, embroid-
cred on. In the background is shown
the rising sun, the dawn Of a new era
OF progress to the nation.
The reverse of the medal shows an
architectural tablet bearing an inscrip-
ton giving the grade of the medal.
Below the tablet are two dolphins
symbolizing our eastern and western
boundaries, the whole surmounted by
an American Eagle, spreading his
wings from Ocean to Ocean. ''''''"'
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-06-29
$4.8s per sack for sugar at Larson
Republican Primaries and County
Convention. ~

BY authority of the Republican county
central committee OF Latah county, state
OF Idaho, and pursuant to the order OF
said committee, notice is hereby given
that the Republican county convention
foT said county will meet at Moscow.
Idaho, Wednesday, July 25th, 1906, at
10 O'Clock am. of said day, for the pur-
pose of electing Is delegates to the
Republican state convention to convene
at the city of Pocatello, Idaho, August
LIST, 1906; also to nominate one state
senator, thee representatives, and all
county, district, and precinct officers for
said Latah county, Idaho, to be voted
for at the general election to be held on
Tuesday, November 9Th, 1906; also to
elect a new county central committee,
and transact such other business as may
properly come before said convention.
The apporuonment of delegates to said
county convention for the several pre-
cint rs is . follnwe
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-06-29

The men now bowling ring rule
who are they7 The same gang of
ringsters who once rode Latah county
taxpayers to the very depths of finan-
cial destruction. Just watch and see
if the News is correct. Men who
lost public confidence because they
were unworthy of public trust are now,
some secretly, raising a cry of ring
rule, " and for what? That they may
discredit officials who have served this
county with credit. The News desires
to have the people refresh their mem
cries. We want the voters to dig up
the history Of the fellows who are at
tempting to get control of the repubh-
can party, and then see what you think
about it. Bossesl The cry is a ghost
born Of an insane and selfish desire for
lost prestage. When such men as G.
G. Pickett raise the howl honest men
had better watch out.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-06-29

Regardless of the fact that no pro-
vision is made whereby delinquent
property holders shall be notified
except by general publication, Audi
tor Ramstedt went to the trouble of
personally notifying every owner of the
property sold Tuesday by this county,
and through his foresight and kindness
many people were saved time and
trouble. For this Mr.. Ramstedt
deserves due credit and his efforts in
behalf Of Latah county taxpayers will
certainly be appreciated. This en-
tailed a lot of extra labor and was done
solely because the auditor felt some
interest in the people other than the
work required in order that he might
draw his salary. The work in the
auditors Office was never in more
competent hands and the people have
little cause for any complaint.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-06-29

A great deal has been said about a
demand in north Idaho for the defeat
sof Governor Gooding. But the facts
are truly told by the Lewiston Tribune.
1t says:
North Idaho seems to be cutting a
political swath in south Idaho that is
mysterious and inexplicable, consid-
eering the ctlal facts in the case.
North Idaho was held responsible for
precipitating the Mormon controversy
upon the state, though the average
north Idaho citizen could not tell a
Mormon from a skiddoo if he were to
meet one in the middle of the road.
North Idaho is said to have called for
the candidacy of Judge Stockslager for
governor and now 1t is demanding the
edefeat OF Governor Gooding for re-
nomination. Where is this north Idaho
voice that has suddenly become so
potential and so all embracing2 Who
and where is this north Idaho author
atty that it seems has merely to whisper
in order to have south Idaho ready
TO act on the impulse1 II is both in
'teresting and important to know that
there has arisen so mighty power in
north Idaho, seeing that it has not
heretofore had scarcely so much as
look-in on the determination OF public
questions, and the people will there
fore be impatient to learn the identity
of this wellspring Of information and
authority that speaks so insistently for
north Idaho. For itself, the Tribune
does not know OF any such dominating
sentiment in north Idaho that requires
the nomination of a new man for gov
ernor. 1t is true that more or less o
such sentiment can be manufactured
by opposition interests in any section
against any administration, but there
seems about as little existing against
Governor Gooding as against any ad
ADMINISTRATION Idaho has ever had. There
is no telling of course what the poll
ticians may do in their own interest in
the way of opposing and possibly de-
feating Governor Gooding, bur if they
should do so it will be mistake only
sequalled by the democratic mistake on
the same line. The prospective oppon-
aents of Governor Gooding are men of
fine type, of individual achievement, OF
courage and attainments who would
adon our public life-but that has little
or nothing to do with the case. There
IS a supreme test now being made in
Idaho between law and anarchism,
between peace and outlawry, between
civilization and the red flag. Those
who understand how vital the winning
-of this test is to Idaho understand why
all minor oonsiC erations of private
ambitions and personal likes and
dislikes ought to be subordinated for
the moment to the supreme consid
Grafton Of the ST; ties welfare, progress
and honor in the present stress: those
who do not understand it ought for
sthat very reason to remain in private
life, by decision Of the people, until
Nhe emergency has been met, until
the state has discharged its duty to
society and indicated its sovereign
right to maintain peace, protect its
citizens in the exercise Of their lawful
and proper liberties and administer
Justice upon those who wantonly de-
stroy human life and infict riot and
iawless tyranny upon the state.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-06-29

A clustering self-important man
walked into a barber shop, says a
Michigan paper, and wanted his
hair cut. He didn't want any talk.
Just a plain hair cut, and ne wanted
it tight away. The modest and I'M
pretentious old gentleman in the shop
attempted to explain, but was roughly
told to go ahead without one word.
After the job was finished the man
who knew everything looked into the
glass and was Mortified at his appear
ance. He fairly stormed around, and
Indignantly asked the old gentleman if
he called that hair cut. The old
man replied: Il don't know. He'll
be in presently. I am the editor of the
village paper, and was waiting for a
hair cut myself, but you wouldn't give
me a chance to explain"
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-06-29

The best investment any town ever
made was for good roads, and it will
pay Troy to take this fact into consid-
Grafton. Why not organize a good
roads club, whose duty will be the i'm
provement Of roads leading to Troy.
A good, live club of this character
could do lot of good and would be
valuable to our town. Who will
second the motion and start such a
move?
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-06-29

The primaries for the election of the
delegates to said county convention
shall be held in each voting precinct of
the county on Monday, July 10th, 1906,
at the usual place for holding such
elections therein; the polls to open in
the country precincts at O'Clock pm.
and continue open until O'Clock p. m.
and in the city or town precincts the
polls must open at ? o'clock pm. and
continue until O'Clock pm.
Dated at Moscow, Idaho, June 20, 1906.
Warren Truitt,
Chairman Co. Central Committee.
Charles Peterson, Secretary.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-06-29

1t is certainly matter of great CON
Germ to Idaho that Senator Hepburn is
again able to return to his senatorial
work. This state needs him, the ma
ton needs him, and particularly so
just at this time. 1t is to be hoped
his recovery will soon be complete
and permanent.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-06-29

According to the Moscow Journal
the republicans outside of the county
seat are to have absolutely nothing to
say regarding either the policy Of the
party or the nomination of the ticket
they are expected to support and
elect.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-06-29

Be kind to dumb animals. They
appreciate it, too. Cattle, especially
milk COWS, are particularly susceptible
TO gentle handling. If you kick or
beat COW don't expect that she will
give more milk. She won't. It
also pays to be kind to horses, and
particularly does it pay to keep them
tat.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-06-29

We believe in a sane, sensible
Fourth Of July. And to this end a
law ought to be passed by congress
making it unlawful to sell frecrackers
more than four feet long and containing
more than one stick Of No. dynamite.
Crackers larger than this are danger
Gus.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-06-29

The News would suggest that Idaho
voters sit down and calmly consider
and compare the political records of
her two senators, Messrs. Hepburn and
Dubois. Lay prejudice aside, think it
all over seriously, and then ask your
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-06-29

DR.. Hugh France stands about as
much show to be nominated for gov
srnor this year as Clearwater Junction
edoes to become the capital of Idaho
KMoantaineer.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-06-29

1t wasn't a year ago that Col.
Shaver was abusing Congressman
French and ridiculing him over the
proposed federal building for Moscow.
AS usual, the versatile Henry was abb
solutely wrong. He always is.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-06-29

The News would like to see the So
called ring" if one does exist in La
tab county. And really isn't it funny
that such discovery should be made
by G. G.. Pickett.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-06-29

Ihs Troy News subscription list is
growing at a most excellent rae. This
IS the best kind Of evidence that the
people appreciate the paper.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-06-29

There is more square miles OF coed,
rich territory tributary to Troy than any
other town in Latah county can boast
Of. Then why should Troy not always
be a good, prosperous town?
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1906-06-29

Get posts at the -four mill.
All the leading brands of -four on hand
and for sale by w. M. Duthie.