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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16

2. B. Chesley returned home. this
afternoon after securing 50 school
seats from the Normal school. Mr..
Chesley is a member of the board of
directors Of the Chesley school, and
purchased the desks TO be used in a
new school building erected there. The
Chesley school opened in December.
and will continue until June. About
60 pupils have registered during the
term.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16

There win be a meeting OF the exc
cutive committee OF the lewiston
Charleston $4,000 club Friday evening.
May II. at H. w. Newton's office in
the Bee Hive block. for the purpose Of
receiving reports ana arranging for a
mass meeting for next week.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16

Century Printing &c. Phone sIaos
Sot. Basement Lewiston NsEl. Bank
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16

but DR.. Costello, has been urged to
hasten from Kamiah. where a team
will be awaiting him.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16

Walter @. Dygert left this afternoon
for the timber belt OF the Clearwater
country. to take In some prospective
locators. Mr.. Dygert states that there
Is stiIi great activity in the matter Of
selection of unappropriated govern
ment lands and that locators are con-
stantly finding quarter sections that
look good7 to investors at the pres
emit price Of timber.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16

President George III. Black returned
ahis morning from Nezperce. where.
last evening. ne addressed the gradu-
ating class OF the High school. The
class this year consists Of two men,
Gers, both young ladies'. Miss Helen
webster and Miss Mabel Bardee
County Superintendent .Miss Mccoy
was present at the graduating exer-
cises.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16

The committee having in charge the
dedicatory services for the new Eth
temple report that the date. May 20
has been decided upon for the formal
opening. A number OF outside lodges
WIFI participate in the ceremonies.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16

Food raised with Prices Baking Powder unfermenteo
never sours in the stomach, and may eaten In ~
most delicious state fresh and hot by persons Of all tem
amens and occupations without fear ct unpleasant resu
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16

A large cedar raft was brough.
down the Clearwater river yesterday
by G. w. Florence from the Little
North Fork country. The timber was
cut 10 miles from Lewiston.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16

The brick plant of the Idaho Brick
company is soon TO be moved. tempo
rarity. to Pullman to MI an order of
100000 pressed brick for the Wash
1ligton state College buildings.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-16

kilograms received from the head
Offices of the Northern Pacific at st.
Paul in response to kilograms sent
by Secretary Rohrabacker of the Pro-
motion club state that no change has
been made in rates to Spokane, which
were reported to have been revised.
The traffic manager and general
freight agent of the road We're wired
regarding the change.
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The Weekly edition Of ths Evening
b0lsiin gives o eomplsts summary d
The news of fhe day.
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TRUE FARMER
AND ATTORNEY

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ilee N late, states that the assertion
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relations Wltii lis attorney are entire
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detective ~ pure Invention.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-07-08
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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-15
ASSAILANT OF
YOUNG GIRL
is CAPTURED
TWO DAYS HUNT FOR BRUTE
WHO OUTRAGED KEoTA CHILD
ENDED-LYNcHlNe NARROWLY
AvERTED

sigourney. Aug. 14.-Everett Loo
ney. the alleged assailant Of 13.year.
old Lena Derby of Keota, lies in the
county Jail here, having been captur-
ed In the timber at 4:30 yesterday aft
ernoon. Word comes here that men In
the vicinity of the girls home are
talking of forming a lynching party,
but as the distance is considerable, It
is not thought that anything will
come Of it.
The circumstances Of the assault
are terrible. The girl, who lives about
two miles from Keota, had been on a
visit to the home of her uncle and
had gone to the Keota church Sunday
night. Loony started to walk home
with her and the assault took place
on the way home in a clump Of tim
Der.
The girl, who staggered into the
nearest farmhouse, told her story and
q party started out at once to hunt for
Looney, whom the girl named as her
assailant. The timber was thoroughly
hunted, but it was not until yesterday
that Looney was captured. He was
hiding under fallen tree.
The girls life is despaired Of, for
her condition Is critical.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-15
.PYTHIANS AT
CEDAR RAPIDS
PARADE AND RECEPTION TO-DAY
- BIG PRIZE DRILL TOMORROW
- A MILITARY CAMP

Cedar Rapids, Aug 14.-The grand
lodge of the Iowa Knights of Pythias.
the grand temple of the Pythian Sis
ters and the grand encampment OF
the uniform rank opened last evening
with joint session in the city audi.
torium with the usual addresses OF
welcome and responses.
Upwards of two thousand delegates
are here, the uniform rank having five
hundred men in the tents at Alamo
park, one of the amusement parks OF
the CITY, The feature Of this part of
the program will be the parade to be
given this afternoon, the reviewing Of
ficer being Brig. Gen. Jerome F..
Kingsberry and his staff. There Is a
big assembly tent at the camp and
here reception will be given this
evening by the officers Of the grand
lodge, grand temple and grand en-
campment.
Brigade Officers Present.
The following brigade officers are
now encamped at the grounds:
Gen. ]. K Kingsbury, Des Moines.
Col G. F. Kellogg, Clinton, assistant
ad1utant general
Col Seneca Cornell, Otumwa, judge
dvocate general
Col. Martin 1ngwerson, Clinton, quar-.
termaster
Col. M. r. Ansbach, Clarinda. inspec.
tor general
Col e. s. Bowman, Davenport, sur
geon general
Col. L. L. Hamlin, Des Moines, bri-
'gade engineer.
Col. J. H. Clark, Davenport, muster
ing officer.
Col. Edward Sleepy, Council Bluffs,
brigade signal officer.
Col. G. e. Gary, Sioux City, assist
ant commissary general.
Maj. J. c. Mattox. Belle Plaine.
Col. o. J. CARROT, Ottumwa, past
assistant adjutant general.
Col. v l.. Stauffacher, Cedar Rapids.
general staff
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-15
Northern Pacific
Slips From Hills
Control is Rumo,

st. Paul, Mimi, Aug 14-The con-
troll which j. ]. Hill and Great North.
ern stockholders held over the North
ern Pacific railroad for some years
has been. forfeited, according to the
latest current railroad gossip.
While 1t has been reported for sew
eral weeks that the control of the
road had been lost little credence
was given to the gossip at first. The
reports have been so persistent and
so convincing, however, that they are
now believed by nearly all the rail-
road men in the city.
1t is reported that Mr.. Hill and mis-
friends first began to lose control
when the last great shrinkage OF mar
ket values commenced, about year
ago. Great Northern was selling a,
over the 900 mark and Northern PACT
f1c near it.. In few weeks they sag
ged. however, and now both stocke
are quoted around 100. 1t is said Mr..
Hill borrowed much money on his
stocks and in thta way kept his con.
trolling interests. When the market
values sagged SO heavily however, 1t
was necessary to cover, and a great
amount of money was used in paying
collateral on loans
Finally the strain upon resources, it
is said came to the breaking point.
and large amount of stock was sacri.
feed.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-15
CASE
POSTPONED
BY LAND|S
GRAND JURY INVESTIGATION OF
ALLEGED REBATlNe BY ROAD
TO STANDARD WILL PASS OVER
FOR MONTH.

Y " y y t. y
Chicago, Aug. 14.-Judge Lands to-
day postponed the investigation Of the
Alton cose until September3 The
federal grand jury convened today to
hear the testimony relative to the
Alton's violation of the Elkins' laf, un-
der which the Standard Oil company
was fined .$29 ,240,000, but in postpon-
ing the case the Judge discharged the
jury until the later date
The fact that the immunity said to
have been promised the Alton in
granting rebates to the Standard also
means immunity for all the other
roads similarly involved in the seven
indictments still pending here will pro-
babl ybe argued ythe corporation
attorneys when the hearing reconven-
es in September.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-15
Darlington, the
Bogus Lord, Gets
a Life Sentence

Jefferson City Mo-. Aug. IA
Lord" Frederick Seymour Darlington,
bogus English nobleman and polished
pickpocket burglar and swindler. has
escaped the gallows for the murder
of his friend and benefactor. James
P. Mccain, the horseman. Governor
Folk signed an order committing the
death sentence to life Imprisonment
after extraordinary efforts had been
made to get the verdict oyerruled in
the highest courts and later to get a
Communication to save harrington from
the hangman's moose.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-15
CHIEF WAPELLO
WILL VISIT OLD
HAUNTS AGAIN
adgeE.iss adv ,ss the festival in o.tumy ar s
thousands Of visitors to the es,sap
: -Gonaaaaias.~- -.,ui..L.4,aO ,aAN-.1Ias

advertise the festival in Ottumw. Ear
and wide, endeavoring to brir,sap. I'D
thousands Of visitors to thso es,SS9
Concessions and priv..SSS % .ties,
booking of all concer SSM, ,sS enter
tainments and he ,.al super
vision Of same for privi-
tival. s.Se
Agricultul .nibits committee-Du-
ties, to provide a place for and have
charge Of the agricultural exhibit,
awarding prizes and soliciting the in
terest and cooperation Of farmers.
Parade ommittee-Duties, to plan
and to conduct all parades during the
week. arranging floats. music and order
Of march.
Crowd comfort committee-Duties.
to look out for general comfort Of peo-
ple particularlf strangers, with seats,
water and other accommodations, plan
ned or devised. Information bureau.
Floats committee = Duties, to aid
with suggestions and assistance the
several merchants in building floats for
the parades, and urging all social or
ders and other organizations as we'll
as merchants to participate.
Finance ommittee-Duties, to raise
the money necessary in carrying out
the adopted program of the fall festi-
val
| Program committee-Duties. to ar
range and to execute the program of
the week. adopted by the general COM
mittee
Premiums committee-Duties. to
provide general premium for the
public and to conduct the drawing OF
same, receivin~ the names and adj
dresses of all visitors.
Transportation committee-Duties.
to secure, If possible, excursion rates
on any railroad concessions for bringA
| Ing the crowds to Ottumwa.
Music omnittee-Duties, to furnish
music for the several programs and to
have charge of the bands, band tour
nament and music necessary for the
| week.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-15
SHAW RUN IN"
BUT JUDGE is
HIS ADMIRER
IoWAN ARREsED BY DOWN EAST
CONSTABLE FOR MOTOR
SPEEDING REVEALS IDEN.
TlTY AND is FINED

Leslie M. Shaw of Iowa has broken
another record in the east. He has
suffered a smaller fine for fracture of
the automobile laws than anybody, and
all on account Of being talked Of for
president. His experience bears a
New Jersey date.
Since he has settled down in New
York City as president Of the Carnegie
Trust company he has taken enthus-
iastically to automobiling or, as the
east would say, to motoring.
He has high power car which can
be driven slike sixty as he himself
says, when he remembered that he is
a Yankee.
Stopped by a Constable.
While touring the suburbs the other
day the drivers eye was far afleld
and not at all on the speed meter when
a goateed constable of New Jersey
seized the Shaw car and hauled the
company before justice of the peace.
The party looked SO prosperous the
constable and justice were wreathed
in smiles and were obsequiously court
eous.
The driver was arranged and ae
pleaded guilty on suggestion Of the
secretary, who hoped to avoid the de-
lay incident to trial.
Now for the owner Of this machine
the justice is reported to have said,
presently. "Will he kindly step for
ward and get his7"
The secretary moved forward. ri
am the owner" he said, and the JUS
tice prepared to write. .:1y name is
Shaw, Les.ie NJ. Shaw"
Good Gosh," the Justice interrupted.
Don't mean to say you're Shaw of
Iowa?"
The secretary admitted it.
"And a candidate for president?"
pursued the justice.
AZ believe | have been mentioned in
that connestion," said Mr.. Shaw.
Dern 1t, Mr.. Shaw, but this is hard
on me-" said the justice, or the New
York Sun says he said it. "Why, you're
my favorite candidate for president.
don't like to fine you"
They shook hands, the secretary was
pleased to find friend and would the
Justice fine the driver as leniently as
possible and let it go at that?
The Justice pondered. Finally he
said he would fine him $3.50 that had
to go to the county, but lied be smith.
cred if he'd take any fees.
Constable Gets In.
But. wait, there's the constable
continued the J<stice, catching him
self. Hes entitled to $3.50 for max
Ing the arrest"
Il won't take cent of it," said the
constable, who had been silent "Mr.
Shaw is my faVorite candidate for
president, too. I'd be sorry for having
done this except as 1t giwes me a
chance to meet him. :lere was
more handshaking and the Sun says
cheers for "our next president and the
Shaw party went on It's way.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-15
Spain Seeks American Flour.

washington, D. c., Aug. 1.-THE
state department is informed by cable.
gram from the American legation at
Madrid that the Spanish government
has ordered the removal of the ex.
cess tax on importations of American
-four. Hereafter the rate will be the
minimum tariff dues paid on -four from
countries receiving the most favored
nation treatment and 1t is expected
that the result will be large Increase
in the export flour trade with Spain
as there is believed to be consider.
able shortage in the cereal crop In
that country this year.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-15
A Former Abba
Druggist Dies
in Washington

Iowa City, Aug. 14.-tspecial)-A
the death ~ wssn Man
.rison. aged rs. who went there in a
futile quest OF health
He was a pioneer Iowa City drug
gist and was engaged In the drug
business in Abba Iowa, for many
years after leaving this city. He was
a brother and partner of former May
or William A. Morrison of Iowa City.
and cousin of Bishop Theodore N.
Morrison of the Episcopal diocese Of
Iowa.
A widow and two daughters survive.
The remains will be brought to Abba
lfor interment.