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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-05-22

For Sale-The only fully equipped laundry
with established business on Five Mile Beach
for sale cheap. Stanley NJ. Kalbach d. Co.,
125 K. Wildwood avenue.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-05-22

A few good investments on my books now.
Investigate Immediately If you have money
to invest. e. Yenney, Holly Beach.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
Veterans Of Civil War Organize State
Department at Enoampment in
" Sshineton--75 Present.

Spokane, Wash, July G.-Seycntv-
Ave residents of the eastern and west
ern parts OF the state of Washington
Who served with Illinois regiments
during the civil war, formed o depart
ment state organization at the recent
at Ballard west Of Spo-
Kane, and Elected Col j w. Langley
TO the presidency, the secretary being
Mai. II. II. Harding. II was decided TO
meet at North Yakima. during the
regular encampment in 1908 OF the
Washington and Alasga department,
of which C-l G. B, Dunning OF Spo-
kane, Is commander.
The organization meeting was pre-,
sldod over by Major Harding, among
the speakers being w A. Lord, y
q. Graha,l, Jerome Morrissey ]. Al
Peters, II. A. Frederick e. e. Van
offender. c. D. Quinn s. A. Gibson
r. C. Stanford, Edward Phelps. A.
Boyce, &c. W. Swan and J. f. Stewart
the last named having been q member
Of Company d, 18TH infantry. Most
of the veterans are engaged IN orch
arding. numbering and commercial
pGrs its.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
HAYWOOD DEFENSE
HOLDCONF
EXAMINATION WILL BE EXTEND
ED-To BE TAKEN OVER
SKETCH or PAST LIFE GIVEN
TO THE UNION.

Boise. Idaho, July G--The counsel
for the defense in the Haywood case
held an extended conference today ana
it was stated afterward that 1t would
me next Wednesday before Haywood
takes the witness stand.
The direct examination Of IIaywoac
will, according to counsel for the de-.
Tense, be very extended. He will be
taken over sketch of his life that
will embrace all its important events
including his connection with the
Western Federation of Miners with
which his later life has been close In
terwoyen. 1t is claimed there will be
no limits established for his protection
and that the gate will be open to the
fullest and widest cross examination
the prosecution desires to make.
The presentation of the states case
in rebttal viii probably commence
Thursday and be carried over into the
succeeding week.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
OLDEST SENATOR
Alabama Claims Honor Through Sen
ator Pettus Who Was Eighty
six Yesterday.

Selma, Ala. July G.-Senator Ell
mund w. Pettus. the Oldest member
of the United States senate, was SO
years old today. Senator Pettus stli
feels deeply the loss Of his venerable
friend, colleague and fellow-townsman
Senator John. r. Morgan. who recent
~ passed away. The two had been
life long associates ard Senator Pet
tus was probably the only intimate
friend that Senator Morgan had In the
senate.
II is interesting. to note that Sen
ator Pcttus is not only the Oldest
member Of the senate, but also the
eldest man in public life in the United
States today. He was born two
months after the death of Napoleon,
while James Munr0e was president oil
the United States This was before
the admission Of Missouri to the union
and only two years after his own
state OF Alabama was created. He
has watched the quadiennial battles
Of presidential elections sixteen times
since he reached his majority. and hf
has seen the union double in size
from % states TO &c.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
IN LEAGUE WITH
R{vOLU1|0N|SIS
THEREFORE, AMERICAN CONSUL
AT SALVADOR WAS SUM
MARiLY REMovED-SEcRET.
LY delivered CABLES.

Mexico CT " july G.--Accor3ing -
spe ial cablegram received today
Nv tho A: sociateh :-ress from SALIVA.
do. the recent removal Of American
Consul General Jenk MS caused a
great sensation in oific'a and diplo-
matte circles OF the republc. An open
accusation was made that jenkins
was an organizer and instgator OF tie
revolution IN Salvador. It ~ declare 1
taat these charges were conve ed TO-
Washington and Inspector RI Con-
|sulates Murnhy was Instructed to in
10 tigata the ca@a. After three
months investigate on Murphy recon-
mcnded that Jenkins he removed and
he was recalled.
II was charged that during the re-
ent war Jenkins delivered cables to
secret agents Of Zelaya who We're
stationed in San Salvador These
cables. IL is said. bore the signatures
OF United States mister Merry. The
government at Washington has de-
manded an explanation from Zelaya
because of his unwaranted use of the
name Of United States diplomatic
officer.
In support OF the charges the Saliva
dorean government filed at the state
department at Washington copies OF
cables which passed between Zelaya
and his agents through the alleged
connivance of Jenkins.
zeaya is stationing two thousand
troops on the Salvadorean border at
the prt of Cosgulla, preparatory to a
second invasion of Salvador.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
CHANGE or AMERICAN FLEET
TO PACIFIC Is JUSTIFIED
BY One Near to Head Of Government On Ground
That Preparedness For War Is Strong
est Assurance ct Peace

ffenscless. The DISPATCH Of battle
ships to the Pacific threatens none.
There Is In il no E-enace or proToca
ton 10 Japan or any powers II NJ
merely prudent act putting q lock
ON our front door.
we have no preference or desire
ever to attnck Japan. II war eyeT
comes between w the affront VII
come from her, nos from ourselves
Up to the present an nnfortunate
traditional hobby has entered our
navy in time of peace in the Atlant 9
or rs tributary waters.
Facing as we Do upon two oceans.
the navy. the right arm Of the y
ftional defcnses. should be equally q
home on both. A strong man, arme
and ready has little 10 fear. Each
battleship sailing through the Straits
Of Magellan Is 4 guarantee OF pence
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07

Amherst Mss. jar e. Professor
Edw' A. Grosyenor Of Amherst co..
lege, an authority on International
law, gave out statement tonight IN
reference to the sending Of United
state battlesh'rs TO the Pacific. Prof.
Grosyencr. who Is q relative by mar.
.lage Of Secretary Taft had a confer
fpce wi b with the secretary during
the latter's recent visit 20 Milbnfk,
says. #
'tTha United States desires peace
with all nations of the world. vet
nothing can endanger peace as IN.
preparedness for wal Had the car
in 1903 put Russia In readiness for an
attack. the subsequent disasers ri
Manchuria and of the Sea OF Japan
night have been avoided. Our who g
Pacific. coast and our Pacific insular
are today practically de,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
I. LEWIS FIGHTS
SUES POSTMASTER
ST. LOUIS PUBLISHER or Wo.
MANS MAGAZINE WANTS A
MILLION DOLLARS FROM GOV.
EMINENT REPRESENTATIVES,

St. Louis. July 6.-Postmas er Wy
nan and postoffice Inspector Fnltsn
have been served with writes return
able before the September term Of the
St Louis grand jury in suits inssi-
tuted by Il. O. Lewis Of the Lewis Pub
fishing company. The amounts sued
for. It Is slated, aggregate si,0o2.2l5.
Two suits are against Wyman aud two
agalnss Wyman and Fulton. They are
accused with having illegally barred
periodicals from the mails and sending
out letters OF inquiry 10 subscribers
that injured the company's business.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
ADMIRAL RElTER RETiREs.

Washington D. c.. July 6.--Rear Al
miral &c rye c. Reiter closed his &C
tive career In the navy today, having
been transferred to the retired hst
BY operation Of the law on account OF
age. Admiral Reiter comes from
Pennsylvania and graduated from the
United States Naval Academy in the
class of 1865. He has seen service
in many parts of the world and dur
ing the past five years has commanded
the battleship Wisconsin and served
as member Of the Lighthouse Board.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
PRINCESS SO YEARS OLD.

London. July 6.-Prlneess Victoria
the only unmarried daughter OF King
Edward and Queen Alexandra. cea"
brated her 39ih birthday today. the
Princess Is one Of the best loved mem
bers OF the royal family and the news
that her health is better nos than for
long time past has bees -eceiset
with genuine pleas re amrng al
classes. Her health has always been
delicate. and she neither rides mr.
hcots, but nevertheless she is very
fond OF athletics. Reafing. both pros
and poetry. occupies much OF Der
srare time. and Browning is said 10 =,
her fayorite poet.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
FOUR MEN ATTACK
RUSSIAN TROOPS
RELEASING IMPORTING PoLITL
CAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ARE REcAPTURED, ALSO TWO
OF ATTACKING PARTY.

Bakhumt, Russia. July G.-Four
armed men today attacked a de ach;
ment of troops escorting nine I'M
portant political prisoners, killing one
soIdies aud wounding smother and
enabling the prisoners to escape
Troops were sent in pursuit. two Of
the attacking party we're taken ana
six Of the prisoners were recaptured.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
MAY
DEMAND. REPUBLIC
PEOPLE AND STATE BADLY DE-.
MoRALizzD AND SITUATION
AcuTE-kING CARLOS NOT
TO BLAME.

Lisbon, July d;--The news from
Lisbon this week has teen OF the gray
est character. The 81 uasion has Le
c ne so acute, indeed tina London
would not lie surprised to learn aat
any moment that King Carlos has
been forced TO leave Portugal, and
that republic had been proclaimed
at Lisbon. Still, the fat and jolly
King Carlos mas weathered many a
orm during the past few years ami
he may be able b pull through the
present crisis.
But when the principal newspapers
of monarchical country begin TO
hold . their sovereign to public OBJ
loouy as manifest coward" as =
ridiculous and useless dude and as
an incapable fool' and loudly de-
mand that he take his departure and
make way for the establishment OF
republic, the only form OF govern
mpnt consis ent with human dignity
common sense and modern progress,
then a revolution may be regarded
as imminent and the overthrow OF the
throne as at hand.
Peasantry Are Disseminated.
For a long time past there has been
growing discomfort among the peas
antry. due to the excessive and ever
increasing taxation to which they are
subjected 1t is safe to say that they
will cheerfully welcome and submit
to any change of rulership no matter
what K is that will tend to alleviate
the crushing burden OF lmposts Win
which they are at present literally
overwhelmed. AS fer the urban pop
ulatlon, ii is Republican to the very
core. The chamber of commerce anu
the chambers of map.facture, the as
sociations of wine growers and VINE
dealers The industrial guilds, the bank
ing classes. the legal and medical pro
fessions, the faculties and students OF
the various universities and colleges
nav even the very officers and sold
iers fthe army, particularly me
scientific branches 81 the latter, are
nearly all openly professed foes OF the
monarchy, and acknowledged RepuDll-
cans, who are firmly convinced ina,
Portugal will never recover her former
prosperity, as well MS her prestige
among The nations Of the universe,
unless she adopts form OF govern
ment that exercises a less bllghtlng
influence upon the life of the people
than the deplorable rule of the house
of Braganza. AS for the urban labor
element II is almost wholly socialistlc.
Carlos Not to Blame.
Really. Carlos is not responsible for
this state OF affairs. He is tat ana
lazy fellow. gocd natnred and easy
going, and probably would be happy
IL he were well rid Of his job, provid'
ed he received good sized pension
for himself and family. 1t has always
been said that the political ideas OF
King Carlos are liberal and progress
siye but unfortunately he lacks the
energy and courage of his conviction
His chief desire is to worry himself as
little as possible about the condition
of public affairs. He is extremely
fond of sport and pleasure, He Is
first rate shot, can use his fists in the
most approved style. is an adept both
with the pencil and the brush and is
a splendid swimmer and diver. HIS
appetite is proportionate to his size
and he is the biggest and latest OF all
the monarehs of Europe.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
RACERS ARE SOLD
"Flset" a Full Brother Of "Hiah Bali
Disposed Of to oneck Stables
Other Big Deals.

New York. July 6.--At the sale Of
the horses In trimming. owned by Z. n.
Thomas. the two-yeaIso old bay coll
Fleet a full brother II High Ball.
the American Derby inner, sired by
Ben strome aud StrycE ma, was knock
ed down to the Oneck stable for sio,.
75e Charles Edwards brought the
next highest price. being sold to the
Patchoyne stables for $4,000.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
ILL|NOEANS MEET FAIL IN BUSINESS
Receiver Appointed for Wisconsin
Grain and Stock Company of st.
Paul--Failure at Oshkosh.

st. Paul MN, July Con petit.
tion of william j saggerson, Of
Pessemer. Mich, Judge Iochlan OF
the United States district court. to-
day appointed Ashley Coffin, Of ~
Paul. ar receiver for the Wis nnsin
Grain AMI Stock Company. Officers
Or the company are now being tried
by the United States court on charges
of using the mails for fraudulent pnr.
poses.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
NSM|SSIS5lPP|
CONGRESSCAL.llD.
EX-GOVERNOR FRANCIS CHAIR.
MAN ON PROGRAM GIVES NO.
TlCE or MEETING AT MUS.
koGEE, |. r.

St Louis, July G- Former Governor
Iayii r. Francis, as chairman Of the
committee ON program, has issued an
Official cali for the annual session Of
the trans Mississippi c ngress to he
held at Muslogee, l. r., next Noysm-
Der. The call Is issued 10 Governors
OF the states and territories and al
Of he public and commercial bodies
in the trans Mississippi dist let
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
COLO STANDARD
IN GtRMAMtMP|RE
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT THAT
OLDEST GERMAN COIN WILL
CEASE TO BE LEGAL TENDER
OCTOBER I.

Berlln. July Cit was officially an
nouneed today that Thaler. on Ocio-
her ]. will cease 10 be a legal tender
70 Is the only coin now extant ante
dating the establishment 81 the en-.
pire. and its disappearance viii mark
the establishment Of a pure gold
standard IN Germany. The minis have
for several years been coming Thalers
into subsidiary silver coins.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
. TRACTION COMPANY FAILS.

Oshkosh. Wis, July G.Jndee Bur,
nell today appointed Richard Iiackttt
receiver for the Winnebago Traction
Company, which Is valued at $1,000
900 and operates the city system and
interurban lines In Omro and k'aenah,S
Tho motion for receIyership was
made by the Trust Company OF
America. Of New York. An parties
concerned consented to the appoint
ment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
MRS.EOOY' SESTATt
To Be Accounted For in Suit BY Next
Friends-Depositions to Be
Taken JUiy IL.

Concord. n II. July G.-FollOSing
z conference between the counsel Fl
both sides in the sui brought By
mex friends for an accounting ~
Mrs. Eddys property. the announce
unent was made today that the taking
Of dispositions has teen postponed
until July IL.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
TO MARK FRONTIER.

Rio Janeiro. July G.-The Brazilian
commission left here today for Cor
umba to undertake the work Of mark
ing the frontier between Brazil and
Bolivia.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
ROYAL PARTY AT BERGEN.

Bergen, July emperor William
Empress and Prince Adalbert arrived
here today on the imperial yacht
Hohenzollern on their way north.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
channss in EnnIlsh Stature.

NsF'aIIs~~ " --I'I''E'' =
In 300 years Englisliinen have grown
TX inches shorter. on the average.
while the women have been lncreas-
ng in height
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07

Balterles-Howell. Petty and Spen'
Ger: Patten. Hughes. Hayden and War
ne-.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
SCORES FOR YESTERDAY
National League.

Dos on. July G.--The Gals won by
perior work In the field.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07
Second game.

StSoha S'''~'
The second game was called In the
yenth inning on account OF dark
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07

Batteries Rucker and Ritter; Plies.
ter, Overall and King.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07

Thir. cen innings called on account
of darkness.
Batteries Patterson, Owen and Sui
lican; Plank and Powers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07

Brooklyn, July 6.-Chieago and
Brooklyn broke even in double head.
er.
II II r
BROOKLYN 2 10 |
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07

Batteries = nofner Young AMI
Brown: Mason. Weimer, Smith ana
Mclean.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07

MAKE YOUR ADVERTISING stard
OF from the page. not only mschsrie'
ally but IN true, ciear and ;crslb'e
statement.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-07-07

iF YOU GET UP your advertising
In the right way Il will do to repeat
and will have cumulative effect
like some good medicines.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-19
INDICATIONS OF MUCH OIL
Men Returning From Wayne and
Garfield Counties Impressed
With the New district.

Richfield, Aug. 1s.-M. A. Hort and A.
H. Smith of Searchlight. New, and John
Ellison and MOroni Hicks of Spanish Fork
have just returned from the new oil dis
trict in Wayne and Garfield counues.
They were unable to give any deIlhlte
information as to the merits OF the OH
prospects in that region, but said th9t
they thought proper development would
reveal a big oil bearing zone OF consld-
cradle extent There is a big scope OF
country of oil-bearing rock and some OF
il contains much oil. From the tests that
they made, ii is of high-grade character
Mr.. Ellison had about an ounce or oil
in a bottle which he had extracted from
four pounds of rock. All the gentlemen
had samples of oil rock which gave
strong 9dOr of oil.
Joseph Levy of San Francisco. who &C
companied r. E. Collett and others out
last week returned saturday ana gave
il as his opinion that, while the wayne
Garfield district did not show as favor
ably right now as the Virgen region IN
Washington county, there were lndlca-
tons and possibilities for greater oil
field. The land owners have become
more excited than any one else over the
new discoveries, and it is almost impos-
sibIe to make any kind of reasonable
terms right now with them for Oil-leaslng
privileges.
Thomas F Gillian returned Wednesday
from WAYNE county, where he examined
the oil fields which are now creating
great interest in this and Wayne coun-
lies. Mr. Gillian says that the region
from NOtam to EsCalante has the best
surface showings for oil he has ever seen.
and he is familiar with the oil regions OF
PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio. There is big
scope of this country and If ne is not
mistaken it holds the biggest oil belt
found in years. The oil seeps out of the
ground in many places. A few wells will
determine the character of the Oil, ana
the quantity. He says that he does not
h wi have
five hundred feet to get good results.
People are rushing in as fast as teams
and automobiles can take them. and al
ready miles and miles OF country nave
been taken I'D. He says the route from
RichfieId over the new road built by
Richfield citizens is the best and short
est route. and can be Travelled all the
way by an ordinary automobile
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-08-19
AMERICAN FORK NOTES.
City Council Considering Matter OF
Protection From Fire.

American Fork Aug. 1S.-Alma WIG,
the 1S-year-old boy of Mr. ana MIS-. M.
Friday afternoon for appendicitis. The
oDeration was performed by DIS. Roolh-
son and Noyes of this place, and Ut Alru
of Provo The boy rallied nicely, ana at
last reports was doing fine
Miss Myrtle Harmon IS mere lOr d
weeks visit with relatives.
Mrs. Mary Webb and children came
home from Salt Lake yesterday AFTER
ten DAYS visit with relatives.
The district schools of this place Will
omen Sept. 2 A full corps of teachers
has been engaged for all grades. osnohu
JustesOn has been retained as dsJflCt SUI
pervisor George Snow Gibbs VIII De
principal of the high school,
At the last meeting OF the city coulcIl
the purchasing of fire hose, a nose cart
and other paraphernalia needed to give
the city. better fire protection was as
cUssed. and Mayor Gardner and Councll-
men Thornton and ROWley were appoint
ed as a committee to investigate anu ue-
termine what is needed These gehIie-
men went to Salt Lake City Thursday
and secured some valuable Information
They were informed by Frank Hines, Su-
perintendent of the water system OF .tlle
caDitai city that the American fork Wa
fer system had a good pressure for IRE
protection Mayor Gardner says 1t is pos
eible TO have the hose, nOzzles, etc, mere
in about two weeks but it may be neces-
sarv to send east for hose cart Ihey
have written 10 DSANcI lOA-lC' o'iiN -
awaiting information. The CommeIclai
cluh has taken up the matter OF organ
izinag a voluntary fire brigade, and 1t Will
he nut a short time when American Fork
can claim a fire department among us
many home attracting facilities.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Silver, Mr. ana
Mrs Joseph stone and Dr. and Mrs De
witt Landlord were the guests of Mrs
II I. Coddington at a lake party on
Thursday. - .-.-,
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Nielsen, a
babv girl. and to Mr.. and Mrs. William b
Greenwood, a baby girl.
Nephi Straw of the railroad contracting
firm of Baxter, Straw & Storrs. spent
yesterday in American Fork looking 1or
men and teams to ship to his railroad
work in Tintic.
Fire destroyed the farm house belong
ing TO Harvey Hamilton Friday. me
house was located on Mr.. Hamilton
farm. about two miles south of town, ana
was occupied by renter. The mouse ana
contents were totally destroyed. The orr
Gin Of the fire is unknown. Inc mousse
was insured for $500.
An exciting runaway took place down
Main street yesterday afternoon. The
delivery team of the Boley Mercantile
connanv became frightened at something
while standing in front of their place OF
business. and started down the street at
a rand gait cOIlidng with a telephone
Dote They became detached from the
tyeI,icle and continued their course down
Main street and up a number OF back
streets before they were finally stopped.
Outside of some damage to the wagon and
harness. no harm was done.