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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-10-11
THE DENVER CRIMINAL.

= evident that Kemp Bigelow the young clerk in Denver
VINO sent internal machines through mails to Governor uel
r. Moiiat and other prominent citizens one of those weak
creatures whose mind has become Oh, of tune y The
me autobiography Of Harry Orchard now running in McCIr
Magazine and by similar literature by the fact that the
&c press OF the country would lay blame on the Western E
ton Of Miners ~
1t would seem that the organs predatory interests would
learn IN tune that the sensational featuring Orchard but inspires
ne enay inclined to follow in his footsteps especially in these
lar western states where all aocious laid at the door 81
the western Federation this fact that led TO the n
nef OF the assassination Of Harvey K at Baker Civ whose
rderes ever apprehnded will to be some personal
enemies who knew the helhomds pIutocraic nes would
no danger to the real criminals "
Inc Denver incident fully explained by the confession Of the
arbraned boy who committed deeds is case in pon T. i
sale TO say that the first the case prior 70
confession were all mpicatory Western Federation And
yet how baselessi 4nu
Ella Wheeler Wilcox calls attention in r,rront t,;.: Il
this evil Of publicity in criminal news: = IL
"he public haneing popular diversions for the crowds
was observed that after each hanging epidemic of crime pre-
dep men who had seen fellow swung into the realms f
death Tor the commttal OF crime went forth and c,,t 49, t.
same crime for inexpcabe to the ordinary mind n
Sueh crimes perpeaed by men who had nre a
y seemed normal and moralnnded citizens Ina
VI course the knowledge power OF suggestion an, M m
zee. OF each thought and impulse physical structure Of the
malr winch IS beginning permeate science TO-DAY makes i
understand the Of such crimes '' - 70
present CRIME wave has reached its proportions TIL
through the publicity OF the press Ina
me newspapers are expected give the news Of the world tn,
anu INC pupncy which they give many criminal deeds results in
swift punishment 10 the culprits "
e the good accomplished making criminal conduct Of the ter
u matter OF daily mental food for millions is as an atom Of wo
dust TO the mountain Of evil it creates 0'' y off
thoughts are things, and a man tlinkeh 50 n he Ileo
- On inc details OF horrible deeds and to and see pic bid
- one man. arouses to sudden activity minds Of sho
" eaN' ile men and womenan activity which ceners JAM
~ w iis ana morbid tiers
s"'s 'opg diung IN the realm of nowhere without then
upon lhe exciting events, and they grow and feed her,
:. are
80 p nom sueh mental state to deed of crime had
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-10-11
VlClOUS ATTACKS ON MR.. RUICK.

-, e0s TO dcredit United States District ATTORNEY Ru a.,
eu io are utterly absurd and actuaed by low yenal cor
'uP' personal motives Mr. Ruck did his ditv IN the -
vesieang the timber land frauds in southern Idb I ~ - m
e returned were based upon evidence presented before The
su jury aud were not inspired BY any personal or political
on the part Of the district attorney 'N'i sunny
ue hau been 50 inspired there would not have been Tho h
ing to Washington Of Calvin Cobb and Senator Rh
@ ua' the trial Of Senator Borat was taken out Of tho b
en- ne II the district attorneys acts had been inspired nv
uesaa would have been willing him to try the case 50 M
'ns malice would have been exposed 1s' . ''4'
4 : wen to note IN this regard the extract from, the Now Val
1, = wednesday Statesman which ii is assered ~,
Dsi Attorney Norman M Ruck utterly failed on The 49, 80
i IS : m own witnesses to compromise the defendant This
- u ~ q whole cloth and the Boise organ knows i NJ p;,
va o' permitted to examine the witnesses cls !; ~
tell NY "ond nave been different story &c !
even a little Bit W people nave not been fooled
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-10-11

uauy attempt to backen the reputation of man Of b
" anu standing was made recently in Portland Croo -
woman called on DR. Harry Lane navor Of the & - "ie
'n'e ana wnen she started to leave suddenly seized b
pesn % cry out Help murder" Two confedeates anu
piuIg IN the building rushed the door and smashed -
e mayor and the woman in conflict Fortnate1 49,
J ana elevator man also arrived at the Same TIM; ~ ~
ters nave been arrested but there hardly a I me pot
IGN on me woman maintains that mayor attemn5 - ou
e ou' outside OF the dasardy character of the @
le produced who testify that Raddng the prin Witnesses
nso ua' nc was to receive thousand dollars 70
~ tionnent man with woman and also had al, :, :. ip'o
rade Mandeay to so with him on the Neu MS com
g was gong to happen" The woman in the case has a. some
pousekeeper and he has been in several bad D RAD
yof Lane is not the kind OF who would se =
E yo, s ana Il he had made improper advances to the @
uy realize that fact TT. about It The people Portland should
e'e Is not drop of hypocrisy in his makeup . MN and
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-10-11
lHE KTER-MOUNTAIN FAIR.

iieaoaHan Fair to be held IN Boise for the wec oc,o.-
sa'ia Be- the greatest fair ever held in the State j TI,
~ ana directors bending every effort to MAKE s,e
q departments and features Nothing is being over
III. v races and amusements the prizes
'.ll'ae 9 handsome silver cups well worth Winning
s0ennt n Z ' managers citizens should add an encou
81 fair n idahos history nc e'A'deH and great
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-10-11

e are always Understandings sonorons nb
Judge asserts there is but oneyaw for the wherein the
a u wealth and influence and worIngan n o the
'sy were never more Understanding or sonoron Jeans
oy 'he distinguished looking Judge Wbit ."en pro-
that senato Rn and sonoous but empty phrases w. Dpah
an effort to have tba s ends had exhausted all their
R e ao aong with 1t dismiss the United States dro dismiss the
cali. name ST be not g this far but the senator o[ae The
prosecute him These ayo m1ua Try and the attorneys who
= ne prosecutions right name who shan man IN Jeans
about Il the aw Gsd to The men without pull But no 5
qena alike The on ar. and poor the influential and & neo
Oe Is IN the application of i
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-10-11

49,. marry Orchard is soon to tell his blood and tb,u
s to again loot the state treasury h story again
Be besause I Tdaho z Bos The whole os '
~ keepng up the trials keeps Orchard alive mania and
oeiais fell to the ground when no me cases against
state paws a s d trial beyond the story Of orear was
be out OF the hospital week Pettbone is ab1o =
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-10-11

q. ns venenene with which Senator Borab d.o,..
any timber ands Company have the @ clients Of
sdo1 rsdu By the with ~s
they will prove guilt VIC oofnpanys books for - =
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-10-11
PUBLISHERS COLUMN,

New names are coming in daily
now to the subscription lists of
HE BOISE CITIZEN, which are
| growing by leaps and bounds. We
started out some weeks since to
add 300 names by January LIST.
and I'd are now striking a gait which
will get us there. We have re-
corded 70 new names previous fol
this date and add today 20 more |
received since our last report. This
assures our passing the first hun
dred post next week. The paper
appeals to the plain, every. day
people, whose organ it is, and,
hence Its growth in circulation
simply 5 presages its growth in size
frequency of issue and influence .
= we are going to build I'D in
BOISE a great newspaper and the
present little sheet is but the fore R
runner. We are progressing along
wen marked out lines and s,1c. 7
cess s.: IS becoming more assured !
WIN every passing week. The
new names are: "e
J. W. Edwards. Re
Chris Morler.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-10-11

The Oregonian unjust to Senator Borah in ifs criticism 90 HE
position on the timber and stone act which we reproduce on orr
ioutn page The senator did give out the interview in which
denounced the act and especially Interpretation and
W 'ne department as defense of any of his own He was
o nat large body OF every day citizens who have taken
up timber lands without any feeling Of criminal ,4 - ~
merely followed more than quarter of century Of precedent &C.
sned by the Washington government itself The senator s n
iecty correct IN his contention and whatever wrong b
nave done the government itself laid the ambush For more than
@ inc government loosely interpreted the law and now seeks
eioce IT, making criminal ofense of what citizens who
not suspecng fraud in the mere act of TAKING ~, rd ~
ed with the law and its niceties following their neiob i
many instances looking upon the adavits and other nanere -
ds Oh form and having fraudulent intent find tbo,l
~ statute provision without any thought of wronpdoin
= sc Dolan says the government has laid an ambush c
. so as these and douby when they have sinnI f Il
" dpshed precedent by which the timber lands Of the - Re
ave passed INTO private hands and precedent at that stoned @ as
e seal OF approval of the government itself W.T." d
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-10-11
THE HUGHES CANDIDACY.

Inc Hughes presidential boom grows apac appeals to those
ePuohcan who are heartily tired of pyrotechnc to the maximum
OF noise Tor the accomplishment of the of good tere
stated by Congressman Mccall 1t also appeals those Republic
cans who have been hard hit by Roosevelt and this includes
cay all the odme leaders There vitality the Hughes boom
winch there not for the Fairbanks Knox Cannon movements
nor would there be to the Taft BOOM Roosevelt should withdraw
his favor
Republicans have only criterion judge candidate and that
: MS power as vote geer and Hughes has good record
N nls regard lie saved his party from total New York
ana was probably the only the State could have SO
s 'ne well ad plans OF Hearst He has grown popularity
SINCE by the certain method of mindng his business
ugnes VIII have the New York delegation the national con
Nenon IN spite of all that Roosevelt He is strong like
WISE IN New England and his strength growing one while
a' OF Roosevelt on the People desire choose for them
selves and as Mr. Roosevelt step down from the pendecy they
resent MS attempt to dictate the nomination of Taft whom the pres
den has chiefly used compasant eand boy So Hughes
ueVeops with the passing days and his nomination us
oNs IKE oregone conclusion He will be- nominated the least
o Of all recent candidates excepting Judge Parker and his
ensth IN great national contest remains to be seem til
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-09-19

Ed Dalton oftle Corner grocery was
a state fair visitor the last couple Of
days Of the fair.
All the trains we're late again last
week, due to heavy traffic to and from
the Huron fair.
Mrs. Geo. Thayer and her sister,
Mrs. Harden of Lane, spent Thursday
with relatives at Bruce.
Mrs. Mile Koch and children re-
turned last week from Chicago, where
they spent several months.
C. f. Carlisle, the groceryman, went
to Lake Benton Thursday morning
and remained between trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Reeves returned
to their home at Rapid City Friday
night after a visit with the Purdy and
Reeves families. here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Jolley went to
CastIewood last week, where Mr..
Jolley will be principal of the town
schools the coming year
lack Prentice made his annual visit
at the state fair at Huron last Thurs
day. Mr.. Prentice usually makes a
fine exhibit OF live stock to the fair,
but this year lack OF time prevented
him
o. 7. Johnson OF Sloan, Iowa, has
been here the past week looking after
his property interests. He has sold
his farm, the old Haber farm north OF
town, and has been busy removing
the crop.
First Church Of Christ, Scientist.
Services Sunday at II a. M, subject,
Reality. Wednesday evening meet
ing at 8 o'clock. Reading room open
every Wednesday and Saturday from
2 to 4 p. m. All are cordially invited.
Fred l.. Villas, the druggist, went to
st. Paul Saturday night to spend
several days selecting stock Of
Christmas goods. He expected to
look over a big Chicago line, which Is
at St. Paul for couple OF months,
and said that ne would purchase the
biggest line Of Christmas goods ever
brought to the city.
DR.. A. A. Brigham and Miss Jessie
Hoover, of the new school of agricul-
ture at the college, went to the Blac k
Hills Friday night, where they will
do institute work for three or four
weeks. A. E. Chamberlain, superin-
tendent of institutes, went out few
; days before. The regular institute
work on this side OF the river will
commence about the first of November
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-09-19
| Ooal and Personal
JOHN L. MURPHY, CITY Editor

Ward Waltz went to De Smet Thurs
day evening and visited between trains.
Or. Ryerson made professional
tip TO ElktOn between trains Thurs
day.
Hugh McMillin Of Alton, went to
Manksto Friday morning for few
days visit,
J. w. Warren returned Thursday
evening from WATERFOWL, where he
spent couple OF days.
w. J. juneau, director Of athletics
at the college, arrived from his home
at Chicago Saturday evening.
Miss Ida lverson went to Astoria
Saturday morning to take up her
duties as teacher in the schools.
Mrs. g. n. Parsons came up from
EIkton Thursday evening for visit
with the Dressed and Harris families.
Mrs. Frank Golden returned to her
home at Chicago Friday morning
after visit Of week with Mrs. S. B.
Kelley.
Miss Nola K. Fromme arrived from
Richmond, Ind, Friday evening to
take up her duties as assistant in
nome economics at the college.
Thos. Alton went to Pipestone
Thursday morning for few days
visit with his son, George, and from
there went to Sioux City to visit at the
Tri-state fair day OF two.
Frank Wilson returned Thursday
night from Watertown, where he has
been working the past few weeks.
Monday morning ne entered college
to complete his pharmacy course.
Jay Greenly returned to his studies
at the Baptist college at Sioux Falls
Monday morning. Mr.. Greenly spent
the summer preaching at Loyalton,
in the northern part of the state.
Verne Cheatham was here Thurs
day on his way home to Aurora from
the Huron fair. He recently returned
from Cheyenne Wells, Colo, where
be spent several months on his claim
Miss Abbie Carpenter went to Ray
mond last week to take up her duties
as principal Of the town schools. Miss
jessie Richie, former student at the
college, will also teach at Raymond
this year.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. Albertson, who
came down from Minot, N. D., with
the remains OF their son last week
went to Bruce Friday morning fol
a lew days visit with relatives be
fore returning home.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-09-19
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The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1907-03-20
NO PANIC YET.

Piute Courant
After gold and silver the metals OF
which the great west generally. and
Utah particularly, look for CONNER
Cial activity and substantial progress,
are copper and lead. The increase in
the production of all these Is steady,
with "A constantly rising ratio OF ad-
vance. II docs look as II those who
have for some years been predicting
great panic would have to keep on
revising their conclusions, each time
keeping the calamitous result far
enough of to keep their regulations
as prophets from becoming continent
with that OF calamity howlers. II Is
not necessary to be overly optimistic
TO reach the comforting side of the
proposition; one has but to refer to
tho facts as recorded, the cold figures
as developed, to obtain full satisfac.
ton as to the financial situation. Just
look The results for last year not
being completely tabulated but con.
slider the showing for the immediate
ly previous period. The production
OF copper increased from 1887 ,267
pounds. valued at Sl05,629,S45, in
1904. TO 90l 1901, Si3 pounds. valued at
S139.795,7l6, In 1905, an increase of
S9.370,576 pounds In quantity and OF
$34. 1851 In value. The production
of lead in sos was 302 900 short tons,
as against 1000 short tons in 1904
and $4,000 short tons In 1903. The
value OF the production in 1905 was
S2S, 100000 as compared with $685.
100000 in 1904, and with $23,OA0,0OJ
in 1908. While lead suffered small
decline as compared with the imme-
diately previous year, IL gained
enough over 1908 TO make the general
trend upward, and the figures TOR last
year will make this still more pro
nounced.
No. indie d there will be no panic
this year. and II would be hard to find
the materials To construct one for
next year. You might as well say
that a horse or COW would starye
with their barns full OF hay or corn as
to figure out financial congestion
with money metals so very abundant
and 80 certainly increasing.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1907-03-20
The LUKE AGENCY.

Milford Times.
Il looks as II the law-making power
we're giving more attention and the
law.entorcing power little less at.
tention than the situation actually
requires II does not look altogether
digniiied for state to expend so
much OF it's force upon so Insignificant
a subject, which in turn is CORE.
spDT iingly dignined beyond proper
proportions. If any ordinary person
violates the law the remedy is always
nj hand ready made, requiring but the
aggressive action of those who are
chosen for that purpose to give the
violator the needed lesson; but when
it comes to tussle with the Luke
gentry there is a failure right alonp
and the legislature is invariably ap
pealed to for remedy to fit the case
This is commentary that is not
pleasing to the good citizen who gives
II thoughtful attention.
The predecessor of the present
county attorney for Salt Lake county
had as many as a dozen criminal com
plants on file at one time against the
notorious collection concern, and not
one OF them was prosecuted to a con
clusion. Others before him did better
and had the culprit headed for jail
several times, from which he was res.
cued through the influence of pre-.
sumptively reputable mercantile con.
Germs; and the present prosecuting OF.
fetal has at least one such case on
his hands. which seems to be sleeping
the usual Rip Van Wrinkle sleep. This
Ia oil
common sense show conclusively that
with the vigorous enforcement OF the
laws they will be found ample for all
emergencies.
bills aimed at Luke and his outposts
are in the legislature, having passed
AZ this writing some half dozen
one branch and likely to become laws.
What good will they do II they shall
be treated as others have been? They
cant enforce themselves, and the rec
ord shows that the celebrated defend
ami does not stand in awe OF any of
them; he goes ahead in his own way,
defylng statutes, courts and individ-
upals alike, and In the very infrequent
case OF a show down" manages to
escape by some hook or crook usually
suggestive of a loosening up of i'll
gotten money. Not only this, but he
has the effrontery to occupy large
spaces in easily subsidized sheets set
ting forth his views IN justification of
his career, saying. among other
things, that no one who does not hon.
estly owe has ever been compelled to
pay through his methods--a brazen,
unmitigated lie In itself Those who
never owed, or having owed have
paid. have been sued improperly and
without due process, and been com.
PEELED to go to serious trouble and
expense In order to save themselves
from unjust and outrageous judg-
ments which. being obtained, mean
further annoyance and expense, to
avoid which the victim frequently
elects to pay as the lesser of two
evils. and this is one OF the prime fac
tors in the Luke collection mechan-
ism II Is bad thing and ought to
be stamped out. Those who owe and
are able to pay ought to be compelled
10 do so II they won't on any other
terms; but even they have a right to
the protection of the laws.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1907-03-20

guaranteed advantageous freight
ates, II is in a position to secure
patronage not only from the state in
yhich Il is situated, bat also from
wyoming. Nevada, Idaho and Mon
tana From several points in the
last named states much rich rock has
been received for treatment. Eleven
cars from Goldfeld, Nevada, were re-
ceipted for last week, the metallic
contents of which are estimated to be
100000 In value. In addition some
very high grade copper rock has been
received, those shipping it TO Ogden
assuring the smelter people that more
will soon follow The new smelter is
equipped in such a way as to handle
everything in the speediest manner
possible, and indications point to It's
soon becoming one of the leading in
situations of its kind in the inter.
mountain country.
The Cactus mine, in popular par.
| lance, is going some. Lawrence
| Townsend of the Newhouse company
has Just come from the mine with the
| Information that the body of high
| grade ore encountered couple OF
weeks ago on the sixth level has now
been opened in the fourth level. This
gives at least 200 feet of backs on a
| body of ore at least 60 feet wide-nO
one knows how much bigger It is
which averages better than 10 per cent
copper Two carloads of the ore have
been shipped which went % per cent
| "copper" per cent higher than the
average of the concentrates which
have ordinarily been turned out of the
| Cactus mill.
w. u. Page, the mining engineer In
company with J. NJ Reynolds. was
down visiting the properties of the
! new Hecla company, in Beaver coun.
ty. AS stated the other day. this com.
pany of local operators has bought
outright the well known Harris prop.
critics near the famous Cave mine. Mr..
Page went down in the interests of
some of the incorporators OF the com.
Dany who had had no opportunity to
inspect the proposition before going
in, and his report will set their fears,
II they had any, at rest.
Manager j. A. Ingols of the Males.
tic Copper company reports very sat
lsfactory conditions at the mines
the above named corporation, partlcu.
larry the o. X. and Harrington
Hickory mines. Ore thrown on to the
dump by a former management is now
being shipped at a profit.
D
The grounding made good this
year Now let's see how near March
comes to maintaining its Legendary
reputation.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1907-03-20
Local 8 News lite ms

With its new machinery of latest
pattern working perfectly; with over
6.OOO tons of ore on hand 10 start
with. and with an ample supply OF
fuel, both coal and coke, the Utah
Smelling company has put its new
smelter at Ogden into commission.
The enterprise starts active work un-
der favorable circumstances and with
Hattrring prospects. Located at the
junction of four large lines OF railroad,
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1907-03-20
EDITORIALS.

This paper is on Blc ct the american
MininS Congress-, Denver, Colorado.
The Mercur miner. [volume] (Mercur, Utah) 1895-1913, 1907-03-20

The grounding made good this
year. Now let's see how near March
comes to maintaining fits Legendary
reputation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-01-29
BREviTIEs PUNCHED

Several Texas banks are loaninc
money in the east.
Fruit and Truck Growers Assocla.
ton OF Texas holds its fourth annual
session at Jacksonville Feb. 1914.
AL Texas schools are requested "a
observe Arbor day (Feb. 22l as me.
mortal TO the late Ex-Governor Hogg.
T. C. Stribling has brought In on
Spindletop gas producer whose prod.
net is equivalent to 100 barrels OF oil
daily.
st. Anthony's Roman Cathoi c
church. an elegant structure at Beau.
mont, was dedicated by Bishop Gala.
CHER Sunday.
Colonel J. X. Shook has sold his
ranch OF 1922 acres. fifteen miles from
San Antonio. to @. Schneider and c
Wernette for s22.640.
A cripple at Houston. who was fined
fis.i5 for begging. paid the penalty In
nickels. scattered all over his person.
and even In his shoes.
Darling. I have killed myself" ex-
claimed DR. Barnhill nj Laredo as he
fell dead after receiving n bullet from
his pistol. believed accidentally dis
charged.