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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-06
Start Sixteen BattIeships


not an enemy in the world
Start Sixteen BattIeships
1t is probable that five colliers already
attached to the Atlantic fleet will be
sent forward to Sandy Point. Coal at
this point is scarce and extremely bad.
Admiral Evans, it is expected, will
start sixteen battleships, besides as
many Golfers.
The armored cruisers Washington
and Tennessee, which are now in French
waters, are under orders to Immediately
refit and proceed to the Pacific coast to
form part of an armored cruiser squad
ron to be assembled there. 1t is pos
sible that they will be detained and ac-
company the battleships on the cruise.
When Admiral Evans arrives off the
coast his fleet will be increased by the
addition of the battleship Nebraska,
nearly completed, and simply waiting
the rounding out of her crew. The bat
tleships Wisconsin and Oregon, now at
Bremerton navy yard, Puget Sound,
will probably have completed their ex-
tensive repairs by next March, so that
they too may be added to the fleet
which will then comprise nineteen bat
tleships, beside the armored and pro-
tected cruisers of the Pacific coast fleet.
composition OF Fleer
The composition Of the fleet today is
as follows:
attleships-Connecticu Maine, Mis-
souri,, Louisiana, Virginia, Georgia,
New Jersey, Rhode Island, Alabama,
Illinois, Kearsarge, Kentucky, Ohio,
Minnesota and Kansas.
Protected cruisers-Charleston Chi
cago, Milwaukee and st. Louis.
Gunboat ats-Yorktown
The armored cruiser squadron of the
Pacific fleet, which will have headquar-
ters in California waters, will be COM
posed of the Washington, Capt. Theo-
dore Porter, and the Tennessee Capt
Albert G. Berry, sister ships, 14,500 tons;
guns, "a; speed, 22 knots; and the Cali
fornia and South Dakota, 13,6 $50 tons
each, 22.5 knots, IS guns, almost COM
plete with officers yet to be assigned.
Rear Admiral Charles H. Stockton
will command the armored cruiser
squadron, the Tennessee being his flag
ship.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-06
Bombs Thrown
Bv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
ST. PETERSBURG. July 5.-The
little town of Kizliar in the TereS
territory, Caucasia. was the scene of
a bomb throwing today Several
bombs were hurled at two high local
police officials, one of whom was
killed. The assailants escaped.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-06
HOu.esss5srs. CluS Tonie5s.

Every one desiring to secure farm home
in California is invited to the meeting at Q
o'clock this evening in Home Extension Hall.
Chamber Of Commerce. Fourth new town and
colony now being formed. also tho Los AnSe-
les Acre Lot Club. Land distributed at whole
sale to members. Come and learn.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-06
PLANS MADE FOR
FLEET MANEUVER
ATLANTIC SQUADRON WILL
VISIT PACIFIC
Vessels Which viii Make Up the Fleet
Not Definitely known-Route
Is Vet to Be De-
cided
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assage from New York to San Fran
isco in less than sixty days.


cisco in less than sixty days.
Evans to Command
1t is conceded that Rear Admiral
Evans will have the honor of command
ing the fleet. 1t is believed now that
the route will be as follows:
Leaving New York or Hampton Roads
in the early fall, the battleships would
probably steam straight to Culebra
Where coal would be taken on. The neXt
stop will be Rio de Janeiro and from
that point the vessels would not stop
until they reached Sand Point in the
Straits of Magellan. Here again the
coal supply would be replenished for
the run to Callao, Peru. The next
stage would be from Callao to Panama,
and from that point the ship would
proceed without stop to San Fran
cisco. 1t is believed that after reaching
Peruvian waters the movements of the
vessels will be much more deliberate
than up to that time. Although the
reason for this statement is not offi-
cially obtainable, it is apparent that
the explanation is to be found in the
fact that the battleships will be within
easy reach of San Francisco; in other
words, they could in an emergency ar
rive at that point before any other fleet
could.
CoaIing a Serious Problem
Naturally the coaling of the fleet is a
very serious roblem. Two methods of
doing this have been provided for in
the plans of the general board. The
first is to send With the battleships a
sufficient number of colliers to enable
them to replenish their coal supplies
without depending upon foreign coal
ing stations. In this case a fleet of no
less than twenty GOLFERS will be neces-
sary because of the enormous quantity
of coal which will be burned on the
cruise.
In the second place, the plans pro-
vide for the free use of merchantable
coal along the route. which of course
would diminish the colliers.
OYSTER, BAY, July 5.-Rear Admiral
w. H. Brownson Tho today lunched
with President -,oosevelt, stated on
reaching oyster Bay that he did not
know what ships would compose the
fleet to go to the Pacific, and that all
he knew of the intended cruise was
what he had seen in the newspapers.
1.-THE statement of Secretary Metcalf
and that of ecretary Loeb" he cor
tinued indicate that cruise may be
made somewhere ct some time, but
that is all know of the matter Should
the course be taken to the Pacific,
think it's only object would be to dem
onstrate how quickly the voyage can
be made and for no other purpose"
On leaving Sycamore Hill the adj
miral said the cruising plans of the
battleship fleet were barely mentioned
at the presidents luncheon. The adj
miral said he would like to emphasize
the point that there was no time more
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-06
No Rush About It
BY Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 5.-Rear Admiral
Robley d. Evans, commander in chief
of the Atlantic fleet, and who will, it is
expected, be in commando when the
great array of battleships rounds Cape
Horn for an excursion into waters of
the Pacific, spent some time at the
Brooklyn navy yard today.
To representative of the Associated
Press whom he received on board his
flagship, the Connecticut, Admiral
Evans explained that no rush orders
had been received and only routine re-
pairs were under way.
"rhere have been no orders to rush
repairs at the Brooklyn or other navy
yards" said the admiral. 1.-The sched-
ule of repairs which I laid cut several
months ago is still being followed.
There is such a shortage of docks that
we are always pushed to accomplish
our work, but there is no especial rush
at this time"
Concerning the trip to ,..e Pacific he
said:
Mo Orders for Cruise
'I have received no orders for a
cruise. What may be in contempla-
tion l. of course, do not know. 1t is my
business only to do whatever the gov
ernment may require"
Admiral Evans attache.. no more sig
nificance to the plans of the practice
cruise that will take his great fleet
around the Horn and over a cruise of
$4,000 miles, than have other officers
that viewed it as part Of the routine
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-06
Celebrate Three Days
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CARLSBAD, N. M, July 5.-Three
days celebration commemorating the
completion of the extensive irrigation
works in New Mexico ended today.
There was program of sports and w.
N. Sanders, consulting engineer of Los
Angeles, made a speech.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-06

propitious to assert in Just what bat
tleship fleet could do in making an ex-
tensfve cruise than at the time of
profound peace such as prevailed now,
when, he said, the United States has
not an enemy in the world.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-06

Don't shop Saturday nights; aid the
early closing movement.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-06
Gave Woman Money

Runyan stated that he had given
Mrs. Carter $4,000, but this she denied.
He said he gave her $4,000 on Monday
said that he gave her $4,000 on Monday
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-23
OCCUPATION TAN Nt.N~t I.t.
list uf Tho~s Exempted h., 1911 Pass
cd ou Thursday

Austin. Tex March 24 Follow
ms are the uamer of she occupations
relieved az occupation FAX hy the
btl which the governor signed ou
Thursday Merchants. bankers aud
brokers. dentist. NOT travelling pho
.ueuph sallorles foil bridges and
aesuts. attorney aud ,nu,eyauscf~.
lNtn stabies. t.hlelr and wagon
Wards. iosaI Insurance agents. cot.
fsH. suol and hide bu}vrt. steam
aaHdfi,s sraln elevators aud dtain
Dob .suuu s.yd Tbe bl1 BE- amended
.a .. lu spp.y Bee physicians and suf.
-fuat tratvlinF fum p'ao, tn plae"
Haf rsvmp's tsnt.st ntriiuE from
.r fu riate In fhs toHnif of tis
|afu.s Tbs HIH sos- iHio 'fftf'
H.r.su E Tsu~
Tr eHtsfhnI .I.u aEu.t thr hli.
.a.Ioe mnfs rfirI,HI waa 'av
uu 81 haaMn Hmufr aad uiu
lae t, sa.prnf spUHe .r4e
+uHeaf a0tauI DISTRICT
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EtFHTp< OFT pt JAIL
SAYS Ne VIII Take Up Hi~ tifs's
Wark With Malice Toward Meme

Irontou. Mo March 80 Joseph
Randolph Burton. who until his con
victlon In the federal court was Uni
led States senator from Kansas, yes-
terday morning was released from
the county Jail here. having compile
ted his sentence of six months impos-
ed when he was found guilty OF yio-
latiug the federal statute by appear
ing before the governmental depart
mrnt as the paid representative OF an
alleged eet-rich-quick concern ia 81
Louis Burton entered the jail Oct,
22. 1906 His release yesterday was
due to the law which provides Tor a
deduction from a sentence for good
behavior. Buttons sentence also IN
Guided "A fine of $500 and the statute
under which he was convicted de-
bars him from ever holding an Of
flee of trust or remuneration under
the federal government. The fine,
which has not been paid, viii be held
over him as "A civil judgment.
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REMAINS TAkE< tn ENNIS.
funeral III T. Eust,taS. the Ivsssa
Firy.n,en. Held This Afternoon

Sherman. Tex. March - The
remains 80 y Rushing fhe Frisco
<sss=sss4u = t4sa wAA liIiea In an arrf.
dent nj acsd I r "Wednesday night
acre transferred from th* Frisco To
the Houston aud Texas Central herr
yesterday morning ea route go En-
mis-. ~hsFe intngmeuf t1ak psare ~
lse afternoon Accompanying tur se.
mains wvrr Mrs Haahlug aud her
= tnunihH,ola daughter ~ifu and
hahv Of ere unfortunate fireman. J
II i.awborn. H. II ubsg. 4 Sic.
lssaH and = o Miller at Frisco
fieuin.n. had charge NJ the body and
accompanied 1t 10 Eanis
Ay Rushing vas ran over bs az
engine tender Wednesday night az
So utloek. the engine and tender
separating whiir he @aa putting 10
coal nregipitatlug him between u"
t~o Tie Used az ltugo ST the time of
hls death but VAS taken 10 Ennis.
the place az hts birth FOR burial
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Thomson JeWeIry Co.


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and that IA catarrh, Halls Catarrh
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Ca.arrh being constitutional dis
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Send for list OF testimonials. Address
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Sold by all druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for CON
stipation.
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Program for special serI,' al
Central Presbyterian church san
day. March 80.
Organ prelude "Cuyall"rit Rus
tiyaua. NaerlEut
HYMN
Scripture reading and pratc.
uffertnrt Nelodis. RubensteIu
Hcadtug "rhp Emlsraur Mrs No,
Wtprtvf
Anthem Oh Mother uear. J".
fusalvm She'll. soprano oblisato
bF Nu UufnrF
Adtrtas seeing Vision Ffrs.
ldouf g. D. Tufr,f
Special uIfrriue Meditation
Uustarhal.
ftNmH
Wausdi.HIHu
rt,re $500 H. Ha .,eninr .uIH
.f fhr ,FHuN
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Evangelist Boon will preach at the
Main Street Christian church tonight
and tomorrow at | | a. m, 3: 80 p. IN.
and 1880 p. m The services in the
afternoon will be for men and boys
only. Mr.. Conrad will sing at each
service. We cordially invite You.
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Ha are pleased *9 annoazra fast
Faaya Honey ana Tar far coughs
r7l4a asa mag t7oaaias - uef afte.
seE tr tee 1aflnuai naFe teg1 sGs
drag lzW - lt cantasns rs or.afss er
nsAer ba-zta1 &rugs ane w. ree-
~zEzens lt as safe rem@3F for
ehas-en ard Adults p y Fea-ss
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Mcknight, superintendent, Services at
II a. m. and 100 p. m. Subject TO"
morning service: SHOW Thyself q
ma" " Westminster League 6: - p.
~. PT"!Cr NEE Ing Wednesday S T..
,a Iou are invited to worship v,th
us leonard Gill. Minister.
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IN THE CHURCHES.
First Baptist Church

All services at the opera house
save the Baraca class. No services in
the evening. Every member Is urg-
ed to be present Sunday morning
Let nothing prevent your coming
Sunday school and B. Y. p u. as
usual.
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Methodist Church.

At the Methodist church tomorrow
the services will be as follows.
SUNDAY school ut 9:ij a. m.
Preaching II "a. m. Junior League
$500 D. M. Senior League ESQ p.
m. Preaching 7t3o q. m. The ]
O'Clock sermon will be- "a special ser.
mon 90 the children and Young peo-
pie j T. Mcclure. Pastor.
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AN EASTER GIFT

remembrance There II uothlnE ia
the gift line whish compares with
GOOD tENEinN
Gas collection of suitable Easter
gifts includes everything fTom the
ornaments Choose SIS sou @tll you
cannot make mistake Foe every
article IL rich In good qualities We
wiil reserve nuy article you select
until wanted. II YOU ask H.
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FOR RENT~-Five room house in
Trinity University addition. Barn,
servants house and plenty of water.
Jas. s. Davis tt
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SEND us your repairing and press
ing. All our work is done by the most
skilled workmen and guaranteed TO
be satisfactory. Porter will call for
all packages. Both phones. Hosford
K Brown u
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Single comb Buff Orpingtons. LIST,
I'd cocks, LIST, I'd, 3rd hens and LIST
pen. Waxahachie, 1907. Eggs from
exhibition stock $3.50 for IS; from
utility stock, s1.25 for Is. d. ]. Nc
Gee. "a
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FOR SALE-Fresh good, young
milch COW, (second calf at very
reasonable price at Yarbrough place.
John NJ Iarbrough. o3
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LET US do your pressing. We have
it done by a man who knows his
trade. Then your suit will hold its
shape. Matthews Bros. tt
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FOR SALE-A fiye-room cottage on
Mcmillan street, two halls and bath
room. Large lot. fine garden spot.
Desirable location for business man.
See Sullivan, Chapman & Mccartney.
OF
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FRANK WHIPPLE'S TAILOR shop
does cleaning. pressing and repair
ing. All work guaranteed to be first
lass In every respect. We make a
speciality OF cleaning and pressing
ladies' clothes. All work called for
and delivered. ITO ". Main II
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GIVE ME- your subscription for the
Farm and Ranch and Hollands
Magazine. 500 each. | want to
win one of those prizes. Mrs. r. F.
Butler, Waxahachie, Texas. o2
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MONEY TO ry0AN % Diamonds.
See Pat Husaa ~
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WANTED Every family In WaNa-
hachie TO eat Acme ice cream FOR
dinner sunday. We will have plain
vanilla and strawberry brick and
bulk cream. Phone lee department of
the Modern Milling and Manutactur-
ing company. u. T. Kendall 302
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FOR SALE have some fine Buff
Wyandotte eggs to sell at loo each,
Guarantee good hatch IL old hen does
! her part. Clifton Hawkins. tt
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FOR SALE Old newspapers AZ the
paliy Light onlee
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WANTED .saa tafe 10 essaa Ted
FROST Tailor shop. college street
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Ellington Echoes

Corrcspo iicnce III The standard.
Now that it is frozen up the
farmers are beg ming to haul
grain to market.
Be patient. 1t is possible
prunes will soon be cheaper.
There will be a dance in wood
man hall Friday evening.
The six month old son of W.
Koeppe died Tuesday, and was
buried Thursday. from the Ger
man Lutheran Church in Mimi
easota township.
See John C. Perkins about
the Western Land Securities Co.
land in Bowman County. North
Dakota where there in something
doing; where there are opportun-
cites to make good money, and
where the country is fine.
A child of Paul Just has been
very ill but is some better under
the medical treatment of DIR Fog
gerty. Mrs. Farnsworth is atten-
ding as nurse.
John Noble has returned from
somewhere this side of the
Equator.
Mrs Richard O'Brien, has re
turned from Browns Valley
where she had been for medical
treatment for an abcess on one
Of her hands. She is getting
along nicely now.
The school board of Hart No
! banked up the school house
one day this week, which will
make it more comfortable,
Afterward they visited schoo
in a body.
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Bt StPARA D.
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of Both.

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Mrs. Carrie b, Nav. living IN the south
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DIST Oct. ls.last Nov. .
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

hEFAULT having been msde in the con
~ dittons OF a certain MORTGAGE cout.inins
Ahders A. Sorli. An unmarried man, of ko-
berts County, south Dakota, mort9sxor. 70
The Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank
nortgaxee. lated the 18th day OF December
a. u. 1904, and hled for record in the ofice OF
the Register Of Deeds of koberl. County.
So; soatn nakot a.as on - me issh day Of Deceit ber
~ page ~. m%ortgaglng the follow ing describ
ed real estate, situate In tho county OF Ro-
oerts. state OF south Dakota. 70 Wit: the lots
twenty t1N in township one hundred twenty
eight u2s) north, OF range forty nine Hs. west
Of g : the sth prini'pal Meridian. containing
secure the payment OF six Hundred Dollar.
and i~nterest. according to the terms and
conditions of one certain promissory note
dated December IS. 1914. due five years after
date. bearing interest Ut the rate OF five per
cent per annum. payable annually, which
note is described III SAID mortgage, and which
mortgage and the note secured thereby was
on the 4th day OF Octobtr 1907, duly sold.
transferred and assigned by said mortgage
Y, +. +. kenastGn, whose post office address
sofa. by on instrument oil assignment whirtl
wasrecorded IN the ONCE OF the Register of
Deeds OF Roberts Coan1y. South Dakota: ON
Mortgages. at page S07, and winch SAID
mortgage aud note is now owned 10y sand F..
f.. keuaston: ana which said default consists
IN lhc idilurt w pay cue tHltfeSl OF 1 HlTiS
Dollars upon said not, of SIX Hundred Dol
lars due December ~, 1903. and the interest
rhirty Dollar, due on said note December III.
l4u6, and TO pay the taxes assessed and levied
against -, a land by reason OF which said
defaeil The owner of said mortgage has de
cared .le entire deb secured thtrcSv I'M
ncdfattly due ana payable. in accordance
with the express terms and conditions of
sad mortgage, and tnere is COW due and nv
paid thereon atsa.2l, together with taMeS paid
amounting IT, S21 90;
80 ~ tnp rt "a RI. lD.it't. : Is. iareb nv ..r{ypu .thhr
the said mortgngr VIII Hr .oreciosed 10y !,
sale at pnbnc ;,uc ion f ,he above described
real e>late coVcrr hN -uid mortgage. bN the
sheriff OF Roberts Coun; y. south Dakota. or nj
deputy. ON saturday he @a'h day OF Novem
b,r i -. at one o,Ioci5 p. III OF that day
althe front door OF the Court House in the
CIV OF SlSseton. County of Roberts. State o
south Dakota. 10 satisfy th"sum due on sic
mortgage. with taxes paid. amounting To
Sild.ei. togei her with accruing interest ant
the costs a"u disbursements allowed by Jaw
Dated October Ii. 1907.
f. +, KEN ASTON,
Assignee and owner OF Mortgage.
HOWARD BABCOCk. !Nttur ~
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6
Nubs Of News.
~

Fred Snyder has been on the
sick list this week.
School children will find a
nice line of tablets at the Racket
Store.
Dolph deArment returned
Monday from his homestead in
Butte county.
One of Gust Nelson's boys,
northeast of town, has been very
sick but is now better.
On Nov. 18th, H. L. Cope,
the lecturer will occupy the stage
at the opera house. This is
second number or the Library
lecture course.