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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-22
THE ELkS' CONVENTION.
Program for Philadelphia Ret MON
Being Rapidly Completed.

Philadelphia, Feb. 22.-The com
mittee which has in charge the ar
rangements for the annual conyen-
ton and reunion of the Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks, which
is to be held in this city during the
week beginning July 10Th, is pre-
pairing to issue, in circular form,
detailed outline of the weeks pro-
gram.
Plans for the entertainment OF the
thousands of visitors who are expsc-
ted to take part in the festivities are
practically complete. and from cas-
ual glance at the varied list OF the
features which have been provided.
there is reason 10 believe that the
Elks Will attain their High Water
Mark" at Philadelphia this sum
mcr.
Beginning with sunday. July ltth
when the first of the delegations are
due To arrive. the visitors will be
Kept on the 20 throughout the IN
tire week and every day viii afford
them something new and novel in
the way of pastime and amusements.
Particular care has been exercised IN
providing plenty of comfort and So
rial features for the ladies and ar-
gangements have been made whereby
the fair visitors will reeeiv" moro
than he ardinarv Intention from
the Quaker hostess
tft..s..,ft,... h. ,s.,...N exlf .tffssra
sH that ls interesting aud entertain
ing tu the Eiks and th.ir "doaEa,
and nn maa. II h. coutgmplattss coin
ing tp Philadelphia need hesitate %
hrins With him his entire family e
hn rs disposed ta tia su. The members
af Number two assure AL visitors
q ruyal reception aud e8r.tasinS
hospitality duFinE fsoir eoionru ia
thn Quaker Ctty
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-22
PEOPLE GETTING the finest
MAKES At NEARLY uAlF
Extremely Easy Terms are Offered 50 that
Everybody Can Buy and Save
Money at this Great Sale

i $3.50 aud $500 Piano. ea11O TO $3.50.
There arc elegant nav cabinet
grand upright pianos going At $3.50
to 1850. Had We purchased These pi-
amos In the regular way wo should
have to sell them At t460 to $500.
Thirty more Of tho newest. ch0tesst
styles OF pianos ever seem cane IN
| yesterday and today and our store
Is simply full to OVERLOOKING With the
finest and most deeirable pianos ever
shown In this country.
New uprights made to sell at $50
to $3.50 for SIS to tl37.
Terms $40 cash 81 to $3.50 a
week or IS to 50 monthly.
Handsome standard make cabinet
grand uprights. worth @275 to 1915:
opening sale price 1850. $1e6. to
$217
Terms $40 to $50 down s. 20 ~
monthly.
Used uprights good makes Chick
ering and others. We have them
marked a. 1925 70 s145. Terms to
suit
Organs Half Price.
Organ buyers are also benefited
in this great sale. Good organs,
Packard. Kimball and other makes,
some new and some used to close at
half price SIS TO sA5-- Terms Sc and
SO monthly.
Out of Town Buyers.
We want you 10 come and 'taAs ad-
Vantage OF the great money saving
piano opportunity that we, offer at
this sale.
II II you can't come, write at once
We will deliver any Hna Of thasa
= fine pianos, with handsome stoC
II and scarf. direct to your home !
Waxahachie or any where. upo
: small payment Of $40, .315 70 SIS
and you can pay the balance in easy
payments of Sc, 81 to $40 monthly
or quarterly, semi-annual or annual
payments arranged 70 snit purch2s-
ers.
If you need a piano or, any Aind Of
an instrument, come and see rs right
away. and come before The best bar
gains are taken.
Remember we are keeping our
store open every night til 10 o'clock
during sale for the benefit OF those
who cannot call during. the Jay.
w. 4. LEYHE,.
I Texas Greatest Piano Merchant, i12
I Knox St.-MOore-Jortjan a Co.'S old
Stand, Ennis. Texac.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-22

H b. STANDBY. Colorado Springs
J l.. Robertson. Dallas : y ID,
G.sr. ST. Louis W L. Evans. For
Wurtn. a. l.. Johnson. Dallas y
" Hawsina. Dallas. " Y. Francis
Dallas ~ NJ Waller 81 Louis
n Corrigan. Dallas r. T. Th0rn'
taa. Dallas. r NJ Malcum. AAnsaa
Cifyi D. r. s~ayEs. Kansas city j.
W Avs. Chicago. Edwin \. Mech
in. Ma Yars Albert Wilcox. Wa
eu. n u Hasxins. ST Louis r. j
uasrnirs. Nsso " r. Mcpherson
Memphis " C. jAru.aa. Dallas. W
20 Lose. Houston. J. T. LAmesr'e
Fort Wsrta. J n Lath@ea-s- EN-
n4rs. lad r II Price. Dallas ?. u
I-be-s. Dallas. J. r Ransc. Csae;r
n~f. n 4 cro~. city Cszs So-S
DALI
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Day BY day the interest III this
great sale increases Every day adds
new list OF pleased. satisfied GUS
toners, friends OF tho new store. and
many children and entire families
are rejoicing over tho fact that they
have secured the very best OF pianos
at nearly half price. on very. very
easy terms.
We thank you sincerely for the re-
Spouse to our advertisements: we ap-
preciate the confidence you put In us,
Our success Is yours. and We beg TO
say our advertisements will BIO car
ried out to the letter, positively CIV
ing every purchaser the best and
most reliable makes Of pianos. or
gans, piano players, etc. at lower
prices and on easier terms than have
ever been offered In this or any 9TH
er section Of the country. Old instru-
ments taken in exchange.
Every one that has called at the
new store has admitted that the val
ues are simply unapproachable and
that it is the largest stock, the
choicest styles and finest pianos ever
seen. At no other time in the history
of piano selling In Ennis or any other
city have pianos of guaranteed good
character been offered at such Won
derful low prices and on such easy
terms as now.
Best Makes to Choose From.
You will find here many of the
worlds best makes OF pianos whose
names have been household words
for generations, such as the celebrat
ed kimban pianos, Chickering Bros
i ipianos, Chas. H. Fischer, Bradfor
!. land Hallett & Davis pianos, Schulz
Chickering & Sons and Studebak'
9 pianos and other makes: most a
, brand new direct from the factories
guaranteed to last lifetime.
$500 New Pianos S225.
$40 cash IS month-what do yo'
think of that? Beautiful new uprigh
lpianos. largest size, longest length
of string. largest sounding board
rich, full sweet tone, very choices
semi-colonial styles, in rich mahog
any and oak.
Regular $500 pianos going al
1925. $40 sends one to your home
and SO a month pays the bill
Surely a Good Chance.
Surely this is a good chance to get
the children the piano you have so
long promised and they have so long
deserved
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-22

The attle daughter q NJ and
Gr>. xGlaE4 Of Italy MAS asassi. 1,a.iy
shos "Wednesday afts~aoon ey an air
qua in the hAaas II another child
TIE bullet catered the temple q shs
child bet ~As sxsrActed By q oAyxs-
Gan Tie wound Is not a serious oss
Aat the child wt.i recover.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-22

The Girls Club h@s tSsssa success
fallY tnsaEaratsa anasF the eapsbie
teaasrxhip ~ Mrs. oeusxe r Wilson
The readings Sill b. takeu from the
lives aEf GrssAs srcfgswn. and me girls
An'teiaat. pleasure "a ssli as rrnfts
tram iearain9 aboas tse notable ru-
sr4=. wrsfaTN ans; rsissEths.el.t=fs II
ih.ir o~n srs. The oiah requires 40
da.w and has 20 strict rules lady
Ike conduct aad quiet attenSIon Ia
she ssofs airs the sole vsacftoaa. The
ne sutara of the club decided IN
meet syeFy SATURDAY afternoon a. I
o'cioca. Thia meeting 3ill not sntes-
fere wlta The Chiidrens stofy aonr
at : O'Clock ths two being atstlnet
ass, fnbllos The club ~ fof older
girls
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-22

Bss~ s9sF az N1sfAAsaAa NAF*F& @@@
George = nyewrsss alsTssaiiy og-
sSsslir
Land IN lass ss~tiea nos yanRe~
~ VAlac srpn, ttqww thousand 10 fo-F
thousand dollars ffoat fool and. IN
Tess shaa ttse years. the whole sax
,ioa promises 10 se transformed into
90. ~ Sew Ys7k'e haaa~enaest resi-.
avnes districts
40 INTERESTING departure ssSsz he
..saAi na.shcds ~ shc larger tasar-
Ancc companies was shown ~ The
Mutual life Insurance company thts
week 10 making pablo s's sisure@
for 1905. bearing ID. certificate OF
HaSsins a sells a. certified public
accountants Tn. Mutual Is among
the frat Of The large companies 10
publish It's 1906 figures and, in So
caring the e.r;ificatlon of ind.pead'
|ent public accountants 10 It's oalanc"
sheets. he company has taken step
OF decided interest 10 the financial
world
II IL learned that several OF the
lare. insurance companies shortly
will follow In showing independent
Qualifications OF their balance sheets
hy outside firms Of public account
ants, az this course. 1t Is believed.
Will prove decidedly rcassuring TO
policyholdors, The action was taken
By the Mutual as Il result Of the M
surance agitation of the last two
years. and the Mutual even went so
far last year as 20 have firm OF
English accountants cooperate with
the American firm. so that there
could be an additional ccrtifieation
abroad
In adopting this policy of having
It's accounts revised by an outside
firm of accountants the Mutual Life
is following the plan first adopted BY
some of the leading railroad com
panies. and during recent years all
OF the annual public reports Of such
railroads as the Erie. Reading, Le-
high Valley, Atlantic Coast Line.
Louisville q Nashville, and Mobile
& Ohio have had Qualifications of
Haskins x Sells attached to them.
The public is recognizing the val
ne of such certificates as positive
assurances regarding assets on hand,
and incomes and disbursements for
| the year.
Try as the city will. 1t seems to
| be impossible for them to build new
schoolhouses fast enough to take
care OF the children Of school age
who apply each year for sittings. For
years the overcrowding of the schools
and the consequent necessity for
placing a large number of the pupils
; in part-time classes, has caused the
greatest concern.
Appropriations aggregating 49,
! 100000 have been made in the last
two years for additional school
houses but, as has been the case for
years, every school for which provis-
ion was made actually was needed
in a completed state at the time the
appropriation was voted. The result
is that, far from showing any dimin
ishing of overcrowded conditions
the situation grows. worse from yea
to year.
Superintendent William H. Max
well, who is in charge of all the pub
lie schools of the city, has reported
to the board of education that clever
per cent of all the children in the
ipublic schools are being taught upon
the part-time plan. This eleven per
cent aggregates 6,417 pupils, an in
crease of 1882 from year ago. And
no relief is in sight for years 70
come
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Set ii6er 60 SSabren

i6on puroe Mtrs. BinsIop's 5ootb.
ing-Spr,tp bon MiQionen ton Wsiit-
tern beim 3abnen Der &inoer ange.
menoet. 8irit 9u i'm S6lafe ourd
oas S6reien zines &inoes geItort,
oos i'm 3obnen iit uno Dor Sdmer5er
meint? 8enn 10, Iaiie iofort eine
Slai9e non nNfrs. @insIotp's Sootb-
ing-Sprlp" 6clelt. Gem @ert I'll
unbe5ablbar. @s miro Dem fleinen
2eioenoen iofort 2tnoerung peri6of-
fen. 8erlaBt eu9 oorauf Weiitter,
es lit fein 3ueifeI oariiber. gs beilt
Diarrboe, reguliert oen Mogen unb
Die Nieren, beIeitigt @ino-&olif, err
Dei6t ben @aurnen, berbirloert gnt-
5iinbung nno it6rft oas gan3e Sp.
item. uMrs. @insIoip's Sootbing
Sprup" fir 5abnenoe &inoer iIt an.
senebm i'm @ei9mof; Dos &e5ept
itarnnt bon einem Der beiten tpeibli.
6et 4er5te IN BEN Ser. Staaten. gs
lit bel allen 9ruggiften in Ser gan3en
@elt 81 baben. 8reis 25 Gents per
Slaide. &auft nidts anoeres ols
aMtrs. 8inslotp's Sootbing Gprup. /"
8nrantiert unter Der sSoo0 qno
Drugs 9tfte, 80. Sum- 1906, SeriaI
Drummer 1893.
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Sn Dresden hot Ser 6ofppern

SSn 9reSoen bot Ser Sofoperr=
ianger Sons @ieBen Selbit11oro be-
gangen. Ser 9[ft por bie Solge bon
@rpreiirtngetl oenen ser &ii11t tier
megen ieiner patbologii6en geetgun=
gen ousgeIebt mar. Sein eigentli6er
gtone NOR Buff. @r mar Elm gea6-
fontlne Ser Sarnilte, tpel6er Char
lotte 8uff o8ertber's 2otte", ange-
6orte.
- @ie aus Sbongboi geneloet
miro, perbrannte ein o1tf ben gongt=
iefiong fobrenoer ioponii6er 9am=
pier an elmer Stelle, Die 11ngef6br 45
0feilen bon geonfing entfernt lit.
Sunoert Weeni6en iollen babel ltn1s
Seben gefonn1en fem.
sSSn 9e3ug auf oie grpIoiion
ouf Dem iopanii6en &riegsl6iff o&a-
ibimo" miro. offi3iea gemeloet, 6oB
81 8erionen getotet uno II pertpun=
bet puroen.
= 9lus Der nerifanii9en 5tuot
Soluco miro gemeloet, ooB bei einer
&eiielerploiion in Ser Serreri6en
Sabrif 5u 9liierooero, I'M 5toote Wei=
6oacon elf 8erfonen getotet uno
5tDolf bertpunoet ii1lo. Inter oen
Gotten befinoen ii9 ou6 Die beioen
8eiiber Der Sabrif, 8errer unb Srep=
ira.
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Giienbabuz Jabrplau.
q. u. & u. u. @ohn

oSabb grodet"s3ue mad Souton, @aTbefton,
Beaumont uro Orange. 9tbfabrt 8 11br abenos,
anfunft 7.55 mprgens.
9sa@ &errebtIte, 9tbfnbrt $50 ntoreens, stns
trnft bort 11.30. 9lbfabrt bon &errbine 1lbr
na9mittags, slnfunft In @nn @itonto 7.50
abenos. gsrr Samftaes mad &errbiIIe: 11br
nabmittngs. &iGIabrt bon bart Montags s.,
moreens, @rfunft In Gan 9tntonto $50 nors
sens.
gta9 guero, goafuu, S6ouiton, GaIbeftort,
@iobingS, &odbale, Cameron 1no 9Spco. 9lbs
fabrt s.45 bornitta9s, glnfrnft 11br moreers.
gsa9 8eebirle, gorpus @brtfti, 9Gliee, Maatbts,
aranias 8aB, Godport, &bfabrt 1.5o nads
nt..tups uno 8 libr aberos. gnfltnft 7.55
moreens uno 1.50 nadmittags
gta9 SaTfurtas, 9tbfabrt 8 115r abenbs, aits
furft 755 moreens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-19

&prreipunbens. = 90 a I 0 H. Ser,
Den 16. September 1907. 5onntag,
Den 8. Septenlber Inn 4 1lbr gea6=
mittags itarb bier in ieiner 8obnung
metn 8ater Srancis &ettner i'm
81, 2ebensiabre, na6oem er am g.,
om Gage ieiner golbenen So95eit,
bon einem 96losanfan getroffen
tpuroe.
@r purbe am &c. Sftober 1926
gu So6fir6 in 8oben geboren. @r
genoB cine iorefaltige @raiebung; be-
teiligte ft6 ie0o6 Dor 8oletoung iei-
ner Stuoien int Sabre 1848 an Der
baoiI6en 9fepolntton, tponoerte naA
geieoernerfltng oerielben nad Seras
aus, poielblt er oos erfte Sobr fi6
Der Sarmerei ipiomete, uno 8tpar in
8enliiobn 8eno BEL 9eeu=graunfels.
9os folgenoe Sobr oiente er nit
Doid, &rietpis, 8ooemonn nn0 bic.
len unoeren befol1nten 9eutIhen in
Gonnors 8anger gon1panp on Gio
8ranoe. Someit mir befannt, lino
S6melber bon San 9(ntonio uno
@bas. S6reiner BON &errniIe Die eirl-
5igen l1e6erlebenoen bon oieier Cont
panp SSn ben fiinf5iger SSobren
batte er Die Sberiffsoffice bon @iIles-
pie Gountp inne, ipater befleioete ct
oosfelbe 9lnt in WaIon @ounto. 9(ud
mar er mebrere Sabre @iebinipeftor,
Eebenue 8eonlter nno GountD Cont
lmiiiioner. SSnt 8ribatleben par er
Sarmer, iotpie 8ieb-ltnb S6of5ii6ter
uno bradte es 5u leibli6em 8obl-
itano, 10 oaB er iidb Dor feds sSQbren
3uriid5og un0 felt Ser 3eit in Ser
Staot Wfalon mobnte. @r bat ale
gei6iperoen nno @efabren Der friibe-
rem aniieoler nliteena9t nno man.
6en StralB nit Snoianern uno an
oeren feinoli6en @lemertten beIton-
ben. @r mar Elm Itarfer @nti-SfIa-
oerei-0fann uno botte nGbreno 6es
giirgerfrieges biele @efobren un6
9lngriffe ieitens fonfooerirter Soloa=
ten rno 9fomoies 5u beIteben. Or
NOR bis on iein @noe Elm 4dn1pfer fir
peri0nli6e Sreibeit. Sobiel ib peiB,
mar er unausgeiebt 2eIer Ser ,Sreie
8reiie" ieit ibres 8eltanoes, nit oe-
rem eritem &eoafteur, 9[. Sienerinq,
er eng befreunoet mar.
2ouis &ettner.
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SSsn gao geoubeim lit Ser @ie.

Sn 8ao 0oubeim lit ser @ie.
ner Sol lmo @eri6ts-9lobofot Or.
@rnit 9fieB geitorben, elm 0eonn, Dem
es Ieiner3eit auf llngetpobnIide @eiIe
ermoglidt moroen por, 5id, fd5on in
perbultnism0Bi9 iungen Sabren mad,
fur3er 8erufstatigfeit bon Ser 9lobos
fatur 5uriif3u8ieben. @r fiibrte oa.
mails einen 3ibilpro5eB fir einen ols
Sonoerling befonnten reiden 4lieu-
ten Der S5unggeieQe NOR uno feinerIei
Geripanote belaB. 9ieier Wann Itorb
mGbreno oes Ge6tSItreits nit Stnter-
laiIrng eines re6tsgiiIti0en 3eIto-
ments, in Dem er ieinen 9fedtsbeiStono
Or. @rnit HieB gum llniperIolerben
ietneS mebr ais 100000 @uloen be.
tragenoen 8ernogens einIette. Or.
GieB beranitaltete oonfbaren Seraens
oieiem 0flliter zines 9lienten Elm Sci.
6enbe9dngnis erIter aIoiIe lno be.
Itellte nod am ielben Gage neue 8iiit-
farten aIs eemeritierter Sof- lno Sc.
ridts=Nobofat"
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iEinr Mnhnnnn.

Gin MenIhe1freuno bon 2i6nono,
SSsllo., Ner. Il 9. @iGiatns, tO7 8elt
Wtain @tro5e, ioet: sd errnabne
alle eerionen nit f9tpa9en 2ungetl
9r. Sings neue gntoedltng 5u neb-
men, Die mir boIf nno Die Dos tit,
fir mas iie angeprieien tpirb." 11eber-
an rettetto ltno beiIeno Bel @1tbma,
8ronditis, @raune, Salsleioen, Gum
genbluten. @orantiert bon @ooIpb
0retB uno 81. gobn & So. so Gents
ur0 $t.00. Yrobeflaihe fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-09-19

= gtus Billings in Neontana
idreibt man; Die gan8e Stoot be
finoet ii6 tnfolge elmer f4r6t6aren
oreifohen gli1ttot in 9[ufregung.
Somes Mc@ratb, Elm i1tnger @rl-
benarbeiter, traf 6rml Glen 9. @or-
ton in 9egIeitltne zines onoeren
8ergnannes, Nmnens s. &. @lori0oe
I'M gritton 8arf an einen foIigen
9ldbden oas 10 re6t fir ein iiiBes
S6dferltiino6en ipie gei6affen lit.
Obne Elm 8ort 8u iagen, 5og er iei-
nen 9feooloer uno l6oB 5uerIt @l-
bridge lno Damn oie Dor Sdreden
u0lig erItorrte 8rmi Wtorton nteoer
imo beging Damn gleih oarouf SeIbIt-
moro, inoem er lih cine &ugel our6
Sen aopf iogte, oie ibn iofort totete.
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@ie aus Seem g)orf qen1elf

= NIe aus JteiD y6ff gefite1oei
miro, peroen oie oortigen S6ulen
bon $4,000 &inbern beiu6t.
= Stepban SLIM Der o6tidbriee
Sobn oes fruberen Gitp Court t=Gid=
ters Silos IS. SLIM in ct. 9llban,
8t, beeine ourd @rbangen 5elbit-
moro. Ser &nabe 5eigte idon ieit
einigen Wonoten Elm ieltiames ge-
nebmen uno beri6pano idlieBlib.
No6 Iangetn Su6en fono man Die
2ei9e IN Der Sdeune an etnen 0uer-
balfen bangen.
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NJ. 6. & z. 8abn.

gsa@ gaco, Sort @ortb. 9auns, &anfas gitb,
ct. 2ouis uno gbieaeo, tdgIi@ (5unfet
0epof) 9.uO aoenoS
2ofal5ug bin GmitbbtlIe 7.30 bornittagS
alamo Special mad GmiibbiIle. Souiton, SaI'
oeitoH 1O.2o 1neno5
Mntmnft.
Bon gbiengo, st. 2ouis, &anfas gitb, 9aaas,
Sort @ortb unb 2saco. tdeIidb (Sunfet
SepoD 7.3O mor9ens
2otaI5ue bia Gmttbniue ..... 9.05 abenbs
alamo Special bon Smitbbiue, 5oniton, Sal
beton :. 6.25 morgens
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s. & q. u. Sab,r.
al TT.

stad5 alien ssorbsGegass s9unfter !. ....
1lbr unb 500 bormittaes.
gta6 st. 2outs, Waempbis uno benz Often
1.20 11br nnd6n1ittags.
9ead6 gorb>GeTas, aanfas @ttb unb ct. 2ouis
$50 llbr a5enbs.
9aa6 Merifp :. 1920 1br bormittaes.
Mnfnnft,
Bon st. 9ouis nnb EN- Often :. $50 ntoreens
Son IofaIetl 8unften -. 1910 ntorgens
Bon ct. 2uuis uno benz Often =. 7.25 abenos
Bon 2arebo nnb Mserifo -. 100 na9mittaes
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gittorla 9ibifion, O. S. G. g. u.
(GnIf Sb0re.)

gab Guero, gictorta, gort 2abaea. Corpus
Gbrifti, groiunsbtue. 8tto @ranoe, gitb,
@oIiab, Beebine, @barton, 8alacios nno
Sonitpn TOO morgens
4mtnnft ......... $50 abenbs
Ser nSam Soufton" na9 Guero, 8ictorta,
@barton urto SouItoH:
abfabrt 7.55 abenos
antHnft .... 700 morgens
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9ad, Brownsville.

Ser Bug Der eiinfet gictoria 9ibifion, @b
fabrt 7.O5 moreens. mabt in 9Iaeeoo gerbin
bune init oer @uIf goait Cine fir gorpus
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The daily tribune., 1907-07-30
WHY STATE OPPOSED
BAIL FOR PETTIBONE

Boise. July 30-The states attor-
neys has resisted the application for
the release of Pettibone on bail, ar.
guing that while tho jury acquitted
Haywood, this was the result of fail.
ure in the eyes of the jury to bring
sufficient evidence to link up the con-
nection of the men charged with con-
spiracy to commit the crime With the
crime itself and the man Orchard :,
who is the confessed slayer of Steun-
berg, but at the next trial the pur-
pose of tho state Is to show that Petit :
bone was part of the conspiracy,
aud that the evidence available
against Haywood will be used also
against Pettibone. with the neces-
sary filling in to enable the jury to
convict
John II. Murphy, the general
counsel for the Western Fedcratic
of Miners, who is dying of con.
sumption here, Is a great friend Of
HAYWOOD and arrangements are now
being made to take him back to Den
yer, If possible, before his death
The daily tribune., 1907-07-30
WYOMING RECLAMATION
PLANS ARE APPROVED

Washington, d. c., July 30-The
president has approved the action of
the acting secretary of the interior in
approving the map and executing
the contract filed by the state of
Wyoming in support of its application
under the act of August lS, 1894,
for the segregation of 3o,3S1 acres of
land in townships 10, IS, and II
north, ranges SO, S4 and s5 west, in
the Cheyenne land district, Wyoming
The daily tribune., 1907-07-30
SAYS STATE committee
WILL ENDORSE tact

Columbus, o., July 30 A. l.
yoryes, manager of Taft's presiden-
tial candidacy. was Informed last
night of the nature of tho letter ad.
dressed by Senator Foraker to Mr.. Nc.
Coy, and when asked If he Ind any
statement to make replied:
Every effort has been made to in
duco the state committee to postpone
action on "A resolution endorsing Taft
for president All efforts have been
fruitlcss and the letter of Senator
Foraker seems tho last effort when all
Others have failed. believe the
Republicans Of Ohio are ovorwhelm
ingly for Taft for president and that
the mcmbers OF the state committee
known IT, There Is not the slightest
impropricty In endorsing him and
they will so declare. -
The daily tribune., 1907-07-30
RAY Mode
LANDED IN
CITY JAIL

Yesterday afternoon Under Sheriff
John Chetelat arrested Ray Modie. a
Florence barber, in Canon City, where
Modie went to secure a te am prepara.
tory to going on a camping expedi'
tion, the officer coming to this city
on No. 9 this morning with the pris
oner.
Modie has three counts registered
against him, charging him with
purloining merchandise from the
Hadley Mercantile company's es-
tablishment, where he had worked
for some time as a clerk and delivery
man. Chief of Police Furniss yester-
day afternoon located tho goods in
Modie's room and succeeded in recov-
ering most of the stolen property.
District Attorney Pease was over
from Canon today to look into the
matter, but at this writing Tie hear
ing of the case had not been set.