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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17


News-Democrat may be left at Alexander
Munro's dry goods store. Taunton
avenue.
Another bunch OF thistles was thrown
I'm the pathway OF that branch OF the 10,
cal Republican machine, which vs. sald
10 be under the general management OF
Mr. w. l.. Sunderland OF Pawtuxet, In
the form OF a meeting held at the south
ern end. Of the town last evening; wnen Ter
teres;s of the Hon. Levi 5. Winchester,
who IL he does not get the nomination
for tax assessor al the Republican caucus
TO be held MONDAY evening will be nom
mated by his friebL~ un-rr some other
party.
1t is also stated that the name of Fred
erick Con will be presented at the caucus
for councilman. Mr.. COTS name was
presented at a recent caucus, but he was
beaten by n small margin. and his friends
now, owing to the tangled state OF af-
fairs, are OF the opinion that he can be
elected.
The few Democrats who wanted mo
license succeeded In getting 70 OF the $50
names needed to get the proposition be-
NOR about the square this morning. and
that is that Mr. Phillips wants Mr..
Charles Murphy. one of his foremen, TO
be a member OF the next town council.
A GOAT IN A DRESS SUIT CASE.
At 4 o'clock this morning Patrolman
Lowell met three young men near Ingra-
hams corners. Each had dress suit
case. He stopped the trio. One ran away
and the patrol called upon them to halt
and as they did not he fired number OF
shots after them. but they succeeded In
making their escape. The patrolman. how
ever, held onto the spokesman. and then
got a team and took his prisoner and the
three -suit-cases- The station.
Chief OF Police Adams was called and In
his presence the cases were opened. The
nrst one contained eight dead hens. the
next four live pullets and the last one. a
aead angora goat. The prisoners name is
Joe Fitzgerald.
WITNESSED FINE DEGREE WORK.
A delegation numbering about 20 from
Reliance lodge OF Odd Fellows headed by
Noble Grand Lewis =. Allen went to
Swarts' lodge In Providence last evening
when the first degree OF the order was
conferred upon eight candidates. The
ceremony being performed in n new and
nest impressive manner.
A SERVICE FOR CHILDREN.
A special service for children will be
held at st. Mary's Episcopal church Sun
Law at 10:90 for the scholars OF the Sun
lay school. after which the pastor. Rev.
n. G. Dana, will deliver an address. The
session Of the Sunday school will be omit
ed.
WILL TAKE PART IN THE BAZAAR.
The Guild OF st. Mary connected with
VI. Mary's Episcopal church met last
svening, the Rev. II. c. Dana presiding.
rhe organization voted TO take part In
he annual bezaar that is to be hold by
he parish I'm December.
MINOR MENTION.
Howard lodge. Knights OF Pythias. met
sst evening and conferred the rank OF
rage upon two candidates and one sppli-
ation for membership was received.
The local brigade Of the Naval Reserves
net last evening and the basket ball team
sut In an hour or more at practice.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17
HE|NzE QUITS
MERCANTILE
NATIONAL BANK

New YORK Oc'. ,7.--F. Augustus Heinze
said this morning. II am considering re-
signing from the presidency OF the Mer-
camille National bank, hut whether my
resignation will be rendered at the meet
ing OF the board OF directors today,
cannot say. The troubles of the United
Copper company ARE intenal ana Were
brought about b. differences between
certain interests. l have much To do az
this time in bringing about settlement
OF affairs. and there Is nothing more that
I can say at this time.
Otto Heinze a Co made the following
statereent at the opening of the stock
exchange today:
Arthur y Helnze Is no longer a mem
ber of tho fra OF otto Heinze s. Co. The
frm OF Otto Hclnze a. CO. feel itself per
fectly solvent ana viii meet and pay all
It's just and legal obligation in full. The
Arm. however. refuses TO pay obligations
which IL does not consider legal or just
until a proper adjudication of the matter
has been MADE. Rather than submit to
such unjust demands, IL prefers TO per-
NIT itself 10 temporarily be suspended
from the privileges OF the stock ex-
-el4aHRe..-
+. Augustus Heinze is one of the most
picturesque and remarkable figures In
American finance. A graduate ~ the Co
lumbia School OF Mines. he went West al
most without capital and began the de-
velopment OF copper properties which
brought him into conflict with the great
Anaconda company. now part of the
Amalgamated Copper company. This
conflict lasted for years and was fought
out from court TO court until year or
more agi a compromise was effected. For
a number of weeks the Amalgamated
Copper company has been holding down
the production OF it's mines TO about one
half their normal output because OF
heavy over-production OF the ore and the
refusal OF consumers to buy at the high
prices which had prevailed Since this re-
duction OF output was put into operation
the price Of the metal sas slowly but
steadily been declining.
The curb stock market opened excited
today. United Copper was weak and ac-
tive The first sale OF the common stock
was at si3 as compared with the closing
price OF $i5 asst nightu. IL suickly dropped
10 $40 and then recovered to $3.50.
The strength OF Consolidated Steamship
company's bonds was feature OF the
opening OF the market. These bonds which
were weak yesterday sold today at 2Ns
Ms compared with a closing pric eof lsl4
last night. The company Is operated by
Charles w. Morse, who IL associated with
F. Augustus Heinze In the Mercantile
National bank.
The directors Of the Mercantile National
bank went into session shortly after III
O'Clock. The meeting was prolonged until
we'll past noon. AT 1890 Charles W.
Morse left the board room long enough to
announce that -Mr|Hesaze- had resigned
the presidency and that the office had
been offered to William B. Ridgley, comp
troller of the currency.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17
BROOKLYN BOY THIEVES
GOT BUSY QUICK HERE

Henry -Peetschr aged Is, and Alvin -Nil-
on, aged Is. I'm the district court this
morning. pleaded 20 breaking and enter
nc the shop OF Thomas Jawton and the
srceny OF leather and a hammer valued
q 81 =. 10 breaking and entering the store
q Henry G. Greenhalgh and stealing a.
oxes Of crackers and knives and forks
alued at ti.s5. and they were bound over
The superior court I'm 500 each case.
FOR stealing shoes from the cobbier shop
- and costs.
ressscp and Nllsop came from brsvk-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17
EAST PROVIDENCE

News items and advertisements for The
Democrat may be left at Alexander
Munro's dry goods store. Taunton
avenue.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17
File Marriage Licenses

Amcn ng those 20 procure marriage IL
censcs today at the city hall. was one out
of.town couple, that hailed from Medford
Mass. The expectant groom Ia George Le-
vino Hooker. q years old. a silver chef
and his better-half-to-be is Rosella Hutch
inson a mixs OF Is summerA
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17
BANK CLERKS
GET POINTERS

The Providence chapter OF Bank Clerks
held an interesting meeting last evening.
President Pepper was in the chair. Prof.
Wilson of Brown university delivered an
entertaining talk on several topics and
Joseph +. Burlingame gave the members
some valuable instruction In parliament
airy law.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
HOLD MEETING

The board Of alderman held a regular
meeting this afternoon at o'clock. A
number OF petitions and communications
were acted upon and considerable routine
business disposed OF.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17

Theodore Alfred Bingham who prominent the reforming
police commissioner of New York city, retired officer with
record He born Toard county, Conn, May
1858 He early enced desire for military and gradu
aed from West Point 1879 He made military aache at
Berlin and stayed there for when he trans
ecd Rome for years He retired with the rank
of brigader general in 1904
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17

o'Toole--Come home wild me fur sup
per, O'Brien.
O'Brien-Go long. mani Shure 'tis
long pasht yer supper time; yer wifell
be mad as blazes.
O'Toole-Faith. that's why I want ye
to come; she can't lick the both o. US.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-10-17

ID Itif. oCrANs
Vlsitor-I wonder why they always call
them the wild waves?
Native-Don't know; but know what
makes EN- wild.
Visitor-What?
Native-So many fools happen along
and as soon as they see the waves they
say What are the wild waves saying?'
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-03-01
'" '"""vA "w""M Th " - SahhS Sue ESGsnesd Men Employed
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
UNDERTAKING AND EksALMMa.
-"'R SmHNsssy SA~ Brown-Eldedge Furniture Co.

Tonight-"Zenda."
F. A. Robert was down from Rigby
Monday.
Jos. Coumerilh is back from a trip to
Salt Lake.
Miss Agnes Thompson, of Taylor, died
Monday of spinal mengisis.
A complete line of Van Camps canned
goods at Kinney Bros. Phone 124. 29-tf.
W. D. Trego left Wednesday for his
home at Gliechen, Alberta, Canada.
wanted--t4 shares of Peoples Canal
water. Idaho Title Loan & Trust Co.
H. c. Dipple and wife returned from
their California trip Friday evening.
Cream puffs Wednesdays and Satur-
days. Oyster paddles to order. Idaho
Bakery. 34-tf
Mrs. Eva B. Smith is in Portland,
Oregon this week learning all about the
new styles of hats.
The school in the Stevens. district be-
low town will close next Friday. They
are preparing to have a nice little pro-
gram on closing day.
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Tonight-"Zenda."
Rev.'T. E. Johns returned to Mackay
Monday.
Charlie Hart is expected back from
Iowa in a day or two.
Get some real puffs at the Idaho
Bakery. Get the habit. 35 tt
There was a meeting Of the Village
Council Wednesday evening.
Tom Clegg, manager of the T. r. & M.
Co., of Tilden, was up this week.
DR.. Baker, Dentist from Twin Falls,
is here the guest of DR.. Frank McAtee.
W. o. Young, president of the Meta
Mining Co., returned from Camp Thurs
day.
Wanted-A tailor. Wish to lease or
sell a rushing business. G. Malm,
Blackfoot, Idaho.
II you wish to sell your property, ad
vertise it in our canal edition of March
22nd, or in our school edition of March
Is.
SAND FOR SALE-All grades of
sand for building or plastering. Clean
and good. Moses Gagnon, Kennedy
Addition. "a 4
School officers wishing to learn some
thing about the teachers of this county
should see our school edition to be pub
lished March Is.
The Shelley Mercantile Co. has been
moving their sheds in a little and max
ing a walk On their Taylor Street front
age of the implement yards.
Messrs. and Mesdames Mulligan and
Kestner went out to the sand hills the
first Of the week. They saw lots OF
ducks and rabbits but no deaths were
reported.
A. L. Fowler and a party of three men
from Febraska have been out on the
Snake River Plains a few days looking
at the landscape. The snow is pretty
deep on the Lost River side and they
could not do much.
g. g. Timm has bot and located on
the Chapman farm Just above the fair
grounds and is teaching instrumental
music. The professor plays for a mum
Der Of entertainments and private par
ties. He came from Pocatello here, and
both he and his wife are we'll pleased
with their new home.
Miller, Stone e. Taylor have purchas-
ed from the Gem State Land Co, of
S%hoshone, the property (25 foot 'front.'
now occupied by the Model Restaurant,
formerly the Bridge Street Drug Store.
They will build in the spring of 1908, a
two story stone structure, with brick
front occupying the lower floor and
basement with The Grove City Market.
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Hear Miss Nelke at the L. D. s. Hall
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Blanch Eldredge went to Poca-
tello Friday afternoon.
Jas. Wray was in from Riverside Mon
day and reports everything aourishing.
DR.. Frank McAtee was called to Twin
Falls Saturday to assist in some difficult
dental work.
Ed Ireland, one of the solid ranchers
of Little Lost River, was in town the
first Of the week.
FOR SALE-Some frame buildings
on the premises east of the courthouse.
Inquire Of Thos. Harvey. 35-2
People in the country are invited to
try the Blackfoot Steam Laundry. Those
who have tried it are glad they did,36-tf
To be or not to be. That is the ques-
ton. Most of us have decided to be
patrons of the Blackfoot Steam Laun-
dry. 36.tf
When in the course of human events
it becomes necessary or expedlent to
have your clothes washed, ring The
Blackfoot Steam Laundry. Phone 1913.
Miss Hattie Moore who shed good
cheer in the dining room of the Cottage
Hotel for a long time, has been visiting
Miss Myrtle Steers this week. Miss
Moore spent most of hte winter with
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-03-01
Tonight--''Zenda.'

Ionlght-'Zenda."
Finest oranges the market affords at
Kinney Bros. Phone ia. 29-tf.
Manager w. r. Jones of the Meta has
remained at the mines pushing the tun-
mel work to completion.
W. l.. Barnhart was appointed Mayor,
vice Dan Raymond, resigned, at the
council meeting Wednesday evening.
Miss Mable McMullen and Miss Eliz-
abeth Mullen were up from Tilden to
spend Saturday and Sunday. They are
teaching the schools there.
Miss Blanch Benedict, one OF the
teachers from Basalt, was suffering
with erysipelas and through the mistake
of the nurse she took carbolic acid a week
ago. She is now at Mr.. Gaumer's in
this city in a very critical condition.
L. d. Paxton was severely burned on
the hip and leg last Monday evening in
The Gem Saloon. He is a horse trainer
and was carrying a bottle of phosphorus
in his hip pocket, which he had prr-
chased for use as horse medicine of
some kind. The bottle was broken and
the contents ran out and ignited. The
burns are not serious.
w. G. Goddard and wife, old residents
of Birch Creek, were here Wednesday on
business. 1t was the fame Of Black
foot's superior dentists that brought
them here, for they had read Of them in
The Republican. While they were here
they talked of the boom that is coming
for Gilmore, and of the advantages of
smelters at the Big Butte and a
railroad from Cerro Grande north to
Gilmore. They inspected some Of the
big stores here and expressed pleasure
with their visit.
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Satisfaction Guaranteed
or Money Refunded

"Zenda'-tonight.
ID. r. Jones and wife are in Salt Lake,
Raspberry plants for sale. Inquire OF
Bob Shannon or Henry DIPPED. s1.M
per 100. 36 2
Now the annual meetings OF
canal companies and other corporations
Don't forget the dates. See a list in
The Republican.
Richard Stevens is at home taking
very good care Of a case OF rheumatism,
and A. w. Thompson is taking his place
at the Palace Drug Store.
Chas. Simmons returned from Salt
Lake Wednesday evening. He reports
Archie as rapidly regaining his health
and expects he will be out in about two
weeks.
L. G. lockwood and wife are back
from a visit in North Dakota. They
got there in time to enjoy the cold snap
when the mercury went down steadily
until it recorded 90 below.
Miss Miriam Nelke, Elocutionist and
Dramatic Reader, will give an enter
tainment at the L. d. S. Hall Tuesday
evening March 5, to which the public is
invited. There will be musical numbers
also by home talent and an entertain
ment of good character is assured. 1t
is to be given under the auspices of the
Stake Board of The Y. L.. M. /. A.
On March LIST we will start IN with a
strictly cash business. BY selling only
for cash we will be able to give you the
same goods for much less money. AL
most every article in the store will be
marked less than the present price.
You can't afford to miss the bargains
will offer you then. Respectfully,
3G.1 c. f. KINNEY & Sons Co. LTD.
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Miss Nelke Tuesday evening at tn
L. d. S. Hall.
Mrs. j. FL. Jordan has been visiting
for sometime at Taylor.
Plenty of money to loan on easy term,
at 8 per cent. Enquire Of Barnhart
Stone u Parkinson. 41tf
For sale or rent-Ths White House
near the Fairgrounds. Inquire at the
Upper Bargain Store.
Robert Wheeler and David Hill are
cleaning the sage brush off of a tact
of land in the Kimball Addition.
Lost: Feb. 13, between Riverside and
the Snake River Bridge, a brown mutf.
Finder please return to this office. 36-l
Fine, new full line of Souvenir Post
Cards, birthday, comic, scenic and local
views, in card and leather, at Palace
Drug Store. 36-tf
M. J. White who was mining last sum-
mer at Gold Point will leave next week
tor Alberta. He will take a car of goods
and expects to load on Wednesday if his
car comes.
Mrs. B. F. Scarborough, formerly Miss
Nan Gallagher, died at Los Angeles
Sunday, and will be buried at Pocatello
today. She died of heart failure on
the fourth anniversary of her marriage.
John Coumerilh and Albert Rice were
up from Tilden the first of the week
and took 800 head of cattle which they
had been feeding at the Howard Ranch,
and put them out ON the Snake River
Plains.
VIII the parties having wire
stretchers belonging to Us, please
them or notify Us and we
will send for them. Boyle Bros. &
70. Soft
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Go to THE Gem"
For Fine Liquors, Cigars, Hot TamaIes,
Chile, Winerwursts and Sandwiches
"Zenda" March l.

"Zenda" March l.
Oyster patties at the Bakery. 35-tf
Home made bread at the Idaho Bak-
cry. Try some. 34-tf
Oyster Pattles made to order on short
notice at The Idaho Bakery. 34-tf
Others have their work done at the
Blacktoot Steam Laundry. Why not
you? 36-tf
Archie Simmons is improving at the
Salt Lake hospital, and is expected to
be out soon.
A. L. Fowler, of The Trust Company,
went out to Arco Friday with a party of
homeseekers.
When you want young chickens to fry
ring John Oborn, phone II, and have
them delivered. If
Lewis A. Willis has rented 60 acres
of the Robethan Ranch and will put in
30 acres of sugar beets.
The king of Tramps' at The Arm
DRY last night drew a large audience and
gave general satisfaction.
Frank Barker returned to Boise Fri
day, and his niece, Mrs. Fred Fisher
accompanied him for a short visit.
For SALE-A fine Eldredge sewing
machine with ball bearings and drop,
head. Inquire at the Republican of
flee. If.
Miss Ethel Wilson who is teaching in
the Sch DOL for Deaf and Dumb at Boise.
was here last Saturday and Sunday
and got a pupil from Idaho Falls to take
back.
The W.. O. w. Ball given at the Opera
House Friday evening was a grand sue
cess and we'll attended. Good music,
good floor and good management u.s.
ually make a good dance when the peo-
pie assemble.
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Hogs wanted at Bond Bros. 35-tf
s. L. Payne was up from Otis Wednes-
day.
Tuesday evening at the l.. d. s Hall,
hear Miss Nelke.
Ladies Spring Hats in endless variety
and latest styles at Biethan's. Call
and see them. 1862.
F. S. Dietrich will be appointed to
succeed Judge Jas. H. Beatty as United
States Judge for Idaho.
People from Presto to Aberdeen can
have their clothes laundried at The
Blackfoot Steam Laundry. 1t is easy
and it is a source of satisfaction. 36-tf
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Tonight-'.Zenda."

Tonight-s.Zenda."
See O. F. Smith for nursery stock.
Notary Public at the Standrod Bank
Harold G. DIPPED, Dentist, Anderson
Block, 29-tf
Miss May Bowel was down from
Mackay Saturday.
l.. r. Thomas is acting president of
the Blackfoot Stake.
Mrs. Fourier died at her home in
Blackfoot Saturday night.
T. R. Jones bot a fine Chickering
Piano of Eilers' Piano House.
Mrs. A. L. Pennington took a bust
ness trip to Pacatello Tuesday.
Fresh butter and eggs always-John
Oborn delivers them. Phone II. If
Fresh Cream Puffs on Wednesdays
and Saturdays at The Idaho Bakery.3
All kinds of floor coverings laid with
out extra charge. The Brown Eldredge
Furniture Co. Ltd. 19-tf
Chas. Akin, of Arco, spent a few days
here the first of the week, and figured a
little on the beet question.
I have s shares of Watson Slough
Irrigation Co. water stock for sale.
Make me an offer. G. A. Dobell. 1862
Michael Epson has been putting IN
the winter with some other carpenters
building a big barn on the ranch of
Johnston Brothers north of town.
The Tilden Stage will bring your
bundles in and return them for a noml-
nal sum if you have your clothes wash
ed at the Blackfoot Steam Laundry .36.tf
Doyle Pharris won a pair of skates at
the rink last week for the best skating,
and Desmond Conger won a box of ap-
Piles by picking them up one at a time
while he skated
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"Zenda"- tonight.

"Zenda'-tonight.
Mrs. Pettibone is suffering with cry
sipelas.
MICH COW FOR SALE-Inquire
Of FIG. Burkhart just north of the sugar
factory. 36,1
The Terrace in the Kimball Addition
has been remodeled and made into two
buildings.
Bert Coumerilh is working for The
Brown-Hart Company during Mr.. Harris
absence in Iowa.
Do you think we are making the most
Of our public school system? Read our
school edition of March Is.
Frank Schnake, 7. A. Rolfsmeyer and
Herman SEVERN we're here this week
looking at land and will return IN a few
weeks.
Mrs. Taylor Frye passed thru Black
foot Tuesday on her way to Oberlin,
Kansas, where her mother is danger
ously Ill.
Geo. S%orensen, of Thomas, has gone
to Kansas, probably to see his old girl.
We are half expecting that he will bring
her along when he returns.
Josephine Deffry and Co. arrived
Wednesday night, having an off date
Thursday, They will produce "Zenda''
tonight and "Fernande" tomorrow night.
Josephine Detfry plays at The Arm
ory tonight and tomorrow night. She
one of the best, if not the best actresses
that appear here and always draws
good houses.
Judge JIM. Stevens and Stenographer
Mrs. Brown went to st. Anthony Mon
day to hold court. After a long busy
term here there are over 60 cases re-
naming on the docket to go over to the
May term.
Fl. S. Knight of Salt Lake was here
Tuesday on his way home from a trip to
Gilmore. He says tho surveyors are
busy with a line from Armsted to Gil
more and he thinks they will build the
road. 1t is backed by Pittsburg people.
J. Fl. Buckley and family from Fargo,
North Dakota, arrived here Sunday and
are located in part Of Mrs. Browns
house near Mrs. Woodins. Mr.. Buckley
was formerly engaged in newspaper
work but is now a timer and plumber
and is with Boyle Bros.
Manager Frank Leland Of the White
Knob Copper Company passed thru
town Tuesday or his way to Salt Lake.
He says they have had a good year and
have made a little money. He will
probably go out on today's train to
Mackay.
ID. S. Morgan left overland for Kimb-
erly, in the Twin Falls district, We'd
He has 100 acres there and ex-
poets to have it all under cultivation in
the next two years. His family will
later. Everyone who knows Mr..
will be sorry to hear OF his
No murder has been committed, but
I your harness looks like it had been
murdered bring it to me and | will doc
;or it up like new. You will find me
irst door north Of the G. W. M. where
have opened a new repair shop and
will do the best of work. Prices rea-
'onable and satisfaction guaranteed.
HENRY MILLER