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Had a Hole in Her s,ockino.

Taunton. Mass-"Just like findine
it, said Miss Nellie r. Healy. shop
girl, as she picked up roll of bills
containing $50 in Main street.
How careless!" calculated Police
man Morris as he picked up $50 not far
away.
Il need it." declared Captain Walker
as he lifted $40 bill.
Farther down the street James Nc.
Mahon. as he scooped a SO gold piece.
turned to Mrs. Joseph Chambers and
said: rs this yours. madam"
Il don't know" said Mrs. Chambers.
Il had one. Wait-Ill see"
She stepped into doorway. thrust
her hand beneath her skirts and turned
pale.
Heavens" she said. Il put s7a
in my stocking when came down
shopping this morning and it's all
gone"
Later she recovered the money from,
the police and Miss Nellie Healy, whe
| got reward.
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,wowpeaFUL IMPROVEMENTS
COMING.
s,..sh Of Progress 10 Waited over
Meuntain and Plain.

A contract for building an
.,o,-,r lima from Engiewood 10 hoA
norouxh Park, by way OF i>itee.o.'
-. lei Yesterday to Joseph a. oshe.'
. railroad contractor, by Ii. w. ia
n.r and others Interested In the p'opo
.,,,or Grading work will commenes
Tsnr.,,y and the line will be com
.,a,.d to I.ittleton by August i.
Tporsr will be obtained from the prn.
xsr Tramwsy plant. and the lfamW"s
,r,cr. viii be used from Engie"oos
TO the center OF DenNer- r,,
Tha Great Western Halfway 1oh
,,nv a subsidiary OF the Great west
-, sugar Company. has let CONTRACT
% huiidiux fourteen miles OF line from
o.ear 10 Windsor TO Joseph A osnet'
This lin.e will act as eonnecths lihN
,or the Great Western lines now IN op
Grafton. The work VIII De S"inP'e'
ov September ist.
Doreus OF men are being sent dail!
49,, Denver TO Sulphids. along the
line Of the Colorado x NoTth
railway. 10 WORK on a series OF rssyI -
,olrs 10 bs built oy the Eastern SolV ',
rsEo Power Company. -Four uu -, -
men and almost as many ieams VIII Oe
euploysd. TIE company IS hsa1lIe
The territory OF the Northern Io'ofaIu
Power CoupAHy. and rate war wiz
no Gcab, -nsus when the FeseTN OH
arG power plants are ecmP1etsa' Apr"
/. 1895. --.,.,
me intsrurbIz lire running south
from Denver 70 RuNb0rpuSh fAFh.
about twenty miles from the city. near
he mouth oS Platte canoe, viii NO
bufIG ID the country between Denver
aaG Litti-tcu. and ViA D a pay M
p-p'os!tioc- R0z5oruugh Park, 4 nat
u-aI beauty sPot. Ls owed % the syn
GIcats euilifug the electric line ana
-il es made a bsauFtf-Ii sumner re-
sort The park VII lgC BE- CPsnsc up
Er.fl next summer
-hou,as 3. Dua1. 0f he Denver In
ion Water Company aId may otheT
Denver men ARE connected W-Lh Ine
schEh
The Great Western Sugar Company
i zrlt.l!iy adding ID rs Ines n the
northern Fart CT the state. lld nov IAs
aIu1o-r cob hyehbsd the syIEnr cert us
trtcr- The pruVcssd line from OfceT
% Windsor vii give direct cuna~c-
ton. t-cn LClynort 10 windsor sna
other towns. The company = butltin :
is lla.s so that IL vii b. able 70 send
sssts trcul sua tlcrory % another, as
hey s-s required
The Eastern Colorado Power Com
RAW proposes spending S,5ooNo9 IN
building reservoirs art A power ptanl
Gear sulphu- &C Middle Boulder creek
The Northern Colorado Power Com
paay g building a poEer plant at La
taystte. L abort distance from SulPhitr
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Abe Ruef Plead. Guilty.

san Francisco. Calm a voice SO
low that 1t Could hardly be heard in the
intense silence OF the court room, Abe
huef. the notorious San Francisco
poes, before Judge Dunno. pleaded
8uiity 10 the charge Of conspiracy
0tousnt against him In connection with
tne orpery Of the city's supervisors.
Ruef came into court no veak ana
WON be could hardly stand. Since Ne NJ
arrest and the invincfble case thnt
ha4 beeA built against him ~ D1efricf
Attosney Langdon and hia SaSis1n nfS
- has beeooDs dlseouraaed ~:
e3eeen ut ffSeaa1 - fneii1l 61i1v.
|1e2 leeo ~ A9ve l61l61 SSi S25is
- II n! & - ~
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sSate Geolosist-

II accordance with bill passed by
the l3s- Legislature and signed by the
EoTsrlor. the professor Of geology in
The state University is nov state ge-
olozisr and holds the executive func.
tio1s Of state geological survey Gre
zts1 oy the Eane act The objects Of
TIE survey are: The study OF the ge-
oioz1ezl !oEIaztions Of the state with
zS@e4zl reference to It's ecoromic. min
srzl -ez1zrces. al sxzminat ton of the
Topography and physical features Of
TIE state With reference to their prac-
teal b<zrinz upon the occupations of
TIE 5eo1ie: szeh cooperation with the
STATE B1rsz1 Of Mines as shall be mu.
t-zlEy b<1@fetaI; the preparation and
p1sltcz;iOl of zeologic, economic maps
To illustrate the mineral resources OF
tie state: The preparation. and publi-
cation of special reports, with neces.
sary Illustrations and maps which shall
zfve b1ch tne general and detailed de
scr1Dfioa a the geology and natural re
soszrcsa 0 the state: the preparation
AID pSblication of Q summary or di.
gess. With complete photography and
mapA oS all Trustworthy literature and
reports hitherto On the geology and
The mineral resources Of Colorado: tn
pub3scstton o. . series Of bulletins q
tbe geology. eeog5ophy. and natural 70
DOuTces Of Co3osaAo II nee n - hiG1
sehools a. ~ gfAess the conssHes9f1nn
- sueA eebse seSGn1foe anA ecGnGll6l
Gu15eees - QoeGt1nuD - = o. 566r
Ss - - = ~ Do1s ~
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viii Attack U. 5. Order.

4 recent order Of the Unitei States
land oflcf- not to approve any more
Colorado irrigation schemes that have
TIE upsT Rio Grande river and tribu-
taries as a base for their water sup
plS Is 20 Be attacked in the federal
eour- b. tie Coae!os Reservoir Com
pzHy- The reservoir company = ants a
site for q reservoir on the Conejos
river tOzrtesn miles from the tosn OF
Co1s.os-
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-24

II Germany stozl1 Ezke VIZ -
England. neither the z1cle ~ t1s
nephe- uo1ic - hurt !; rozz5 -
the common people Of hosh Ezsiez.
who would suffer. Whz- = pity ], is
that those vho make the s1z--eis es1-
night. after the fashion Of the ol1 sozE-
which would have DO beilizere1t nea
abroad or weeping women at home.
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-Hs11asewp~
ITICK- Tick Tiekety Tick 1rk.
The Telegraph instruments spelled

TTICk- Tick Tekety Tick Irk.
The Telegraph instruments spelled
= ou, the nation, cry for help. Unto
every city. village and hamlet went he
raIyiins call to Columbns sons.
A nation, emblem--Old Clo'y--h'd
been fired upon. Flying from the m'a
head i. had been met in southern port
BY the ominou, boom Of defiant cannon.
War. grim visased war. had conc.
A conflict that was to leave it, record OF
heroic deeds, Of unexampled valor. upon
al history.
A conflict that was to pit brother
ssain., brother. friend against friend. each
battling for the night as he saw the night.
From the farm and factory. the store
and Office, the pulpit and sehoohoom
came the answer. II echoed from ocean
to ocean. from cas-, to west and north:
We're coming. Father Abraham.
Five hundred thousand s,ronsl"
The rel Of the drum. the shrill notes
of the busle. marked the mastering camps.
and into them gathered the flower Of the
eaton manhood.
From on, these mastering camps there
marched an army clad in blue. each hero
eager to perform that duty. no matter
wha, j, be. assigned to him.
Southwark. ever southwark" was the
battle cry. "Southward to meet the foe
man. an army clad in gray"
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-24

The Irupi dance OF the Babaka tribe
of the Hood peninsula Il performed By
seven sfris. Who walk up sad dswn.
eracefully suinsing cord about shrss
NJ = 1engxA . vhleh ! snau nsets1
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-24

It is announced now that Japan.
which has Just launched the Is.5o9-
ton battieship Aki. is to build tuo a.
s0o-ton battIeships with a metal dis
charge from their guns half as heavy
again as the Dreadnought. Huh.
Who's afraid!
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A, we gather today VIII 2
ers to do reveranee to he
have gone we mus. look On
a century to review sh's
conflict. Il
The cannon ,ha, then dsa
destruction are today mos q
buried beneath the debm q
fields Of old.
Time ha. healed the r'n
and covered with a s0t'e'a
evidences Of ,ha, four ys"
Bu, we have the remannt
veterans, and the pave' d
away. to remind US 0' "
Columbias sons. i
The generation Of tony
so,ten, and the generate, y
will no, forget. the care ds
resting place. Of a naho0' Fl
We scatter flowers up0a
Of our appreciation OF n]
their country Of ye''efd'S
Of today. ri
Whatever their place o. ~
their station, whatevef thei
arc deserving Of equal ~
hands. .,l
And unto them a g''a.
dedicated this day; a DAY -
with freshes. flowers, Psy
memory Of the nation na' !.
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moth and south.

In the immortal words Of him who called that army blue NV
directed during is hard fought campaigns who bid the men
Sod speed back to their homes when work done:
dedicate. cannot eooseerae we hnow ms
brave men, living dead who struggled here. have eon'e
our power to add dehact The world vii little noe no =
what we say here but fo-ses what they did hsrs
The Ordway new era., 1907-05-24

Near half century has passed away since the dbandng Of o
armies; the blue and the defeated parted with
Appomaox The hearaehes and pain Of four Of STRIFE swallows
soes Of peace and reunited Back to the ow and me
and Office back the pulpit and school oom back n
peace the work Of repairing the dev.s,adon. Of went e
no~h and .o.ub
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For long years the din Of battle resounded through the land a
years there boom Of rattle ot muke The
uo steel For four long year, the army gray proved valiant @
army IN blue the north and Of the south fell hune
contested battle-ground and found las, long resting place nde by
saes The prayers that acended heaven Rom those bh
both blue and gray bus, sounded the final s a he
Of both the north and SOUTH
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-02
Visitors Are Welcome

storespend all the time with
us cannspe high grade merchandise feel free
might desire You will not be asked to
buy at Z m. closes at ..
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-02
SAYS NORMAL
GROWING FAST

Principal George H. Black of the
Lewiston State Normal school was in
Spokane Saturday on his return trip
from Wallace, Idaho, where he has
been for the past week as instructor
at the Shoshone County Teachers in
stftute, says the Spokesman Review of
yesterday. Mr.. Black spoke enthu-
siastically of the prospects of Lewis
ton and the Normal school.
Much new activity has been aroused
in the city by the Commercial club and
the Lewiston Charleston club" he said,
"and many civic Improvements are be-
ing pushed forward. The Normal
school Is growing in prestige and
patronage, and its educational infiu-
ence is being felt throughout the state.
During the coming sumner a new dorm
tory for women will be built at the
school, this addition having been made
possible by the action of the recent
state legislature in appropriating the
sum of $4,000 for that purpose. The
city of Lewiston also donated a site
for the building.
I'm the coming week the Inland EN-
pire Teachers association will convene
in Lewiston and preparations have
been made to entertain $50 teachers"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-02
new AUDITORIUM
FOR ST. PAUL
Special to Evening Teller.

Special to Evening Teller.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 1.-THE
magnificent new auditorium In this
city, representing an expenditure of
thousands of dollars and months of
work, is at last an accomplished fact
and this evening the structure is to be
formally dedicated and turned over to
the city government.
An interesting program of exercises
has been arranged for the dedication.
The Grafton is to be delivered by q. s.
Stringer, and others to take part in
the exercises include Governor John
son. Mayor Smith and other represen-
tative citizens
The auditorium is a mammoth struc-
ture built somewhat on the lines of
Madison Square Garden in New York.
and occupies central location in the
city The building is 11s by 800 feet
10 its exterior dimensions and is ca
pable of seating over 10000 persons.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-02
VOICE OF SALE or 0chooL Die.
IRiCT BONDS ~ SCHOOL prs.
TRICT NUMBER IA

pursuant to an election held IN said
Scnool district, No. ia. on the 26th
Gay OF February, 1907, for the purpose
OF determining whether the trustees Of
SAID district be authorized to issue
bonds In the sum OF $500, payable and
redeemable as follows: 500 January
~ 1908; 500 January 80. 1909; Size
January 80. 1910; $1oO January 80,
1911; 500 January 80, 1919; 500 jan
uary 30, 1918; 800 January 80, 1914;
&c bear interest at per cent per an.
mum, interest payable semi annually;
Tor the purpose of building and furn.
ishng school house In said district
ana at said election more than two
thirds OF the votes cast being In favor
OF said proposition, and the board Of
trustees having been authorized to
issue such bonds;
Now, therefore, pursuant to the
authority granted at said election and
a resolution OF the board Of trustees
OF said district, No. ia. notice h
hereby given of the intention Of said
district to issue bonds to the amount
Of $500, to be ne denomination Of s1ee
each to be paid January 80, 1908;
January 80, 1909; january 80, 1910;
january 80. 1911; january 80, 1913;
anuary 80, 1918; January 80, 1914. ana
to bear interest payable semi-annual-
ly, and bids are hereby invited for the
same, said bids to be filed with the
clerk of said district at Kippen, IN
said district. on or before Wednesday,
April II, 1907, at the hour Of o'clock
.. m. OF said day, on which day tine
same VIII be opened by said board.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids offered.
BY order OF the board.
Dated March ~, 1907.
L. P. TEATs,
Clerk Of District No. ia
Postofice, Kippen, Idaho.
Sis, ALI.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-02

dogs was brought up by Councilman
Phillips.
Sees No Decrease Of Dogs.
| Mr.. Phillips stated that he has no.
ticed no decrease in the number of
vagrant dogs and believed more atten-
ton should be given the collection of
license and the impounding of unli-
censed dogs.
The matter of securing steel street
sweeper was discussed and will be
investigated by the street committee
A report by Engineer Wrighter stated
that he would soon make report upon
the various kinds of street pavement
After the reading of monthly reports
and the auditing of the regular month
ly bills the council adjourned to meet
next Monday evening.
Routine of Council.
A communication was received from
Caldwell Brothers of Seattle, which
firm has the contract for supplying tn,
new pump and motor for the pumping
station at the water system, stating &
delay has been occasioned in the ship,
ment of the equipment on account o.
failure to secure the electric motor,
tor.
It is now expected the shipment will
be made April "a.
Provisions of the contract with Cald
well Brothers provides for the ship
ment of the pump and motor by
March Is, win forfeiture of $25 70
each day of delay in the shipment
The Jewell Engineering company o
Chicago submitted a proposition rel
alive to the installation Of waite
filter.
The report of Street Commissions
Hill showed an expenditure of $4S3.2
for salary; $S1.32 for general expense
! and money received from repairin
sidewalks amounting to $5,25.
Fire Chief Lydon reported two fire
and the expense of the department
amounting to $109.
Health officer Roe reported seve
births and eight deaths during tn
month of March, The revenues @
the department were SIT, and the ex
penses $142.5O.
| The report of Water Superintendent
Smith showed the various expenses @
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-02
SHEET MUSIC STUNTS.

We are selling all popular and stand
ard copies of sheet music at 10 cents
per single copy or at 20 cents for an
assorted bunch of six, all different in
title and sentiment. Now is the time
to buy your sheet music Standard
folios for all instruments at unheard
of low prices. We have a funny story
to tell everyone who is interested in
a small musical instrument of any
kind. We say funny because it strikes
the inquirer as funny that he or she
should have been wise enough to step
in and look at just the right time.
Euers Piano House.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-02

I
! department was $54O.25.
Report of Police Judge Erb shower
$9S6.50 in fines collected during March.
Sexton CARLY reported work perfor-
| med in the parks and cemetery at an
expense of $20975 and the servenue
of the department amounted to $131.50
City Treasurer Thompson reported
$4S,SS1 on hand March 1. and $S,4S9.69
collected from various sources during
the month. The aggregate disburse-
ments during the month amounted to
| $5,744.1S.
Engineer wrighter reported that he
has In preparation a report upon the
various kinds OF street pavement and
the respective costs of installing the
same which will be submitted to the
council soon.
The matter of the purchase of a ro-
tary steel broom to be darwin by horses
was brought to the attention of the
council by Street Commissioner Hill
The matter was referred to the street
committee with instruction to secure
all necessary information and report
az soon as possible.
Alderman Phillips entered a protest
against the practice Of sweeping the
sidewalks and crossings during busi-
ness hours
A motion made by Phillips and sec
onded by Howard to remove the signs
in the city park advising people to
keep of the grass" prevailed. The
mark will hereafter be thrown open to
the public.
L. A. Porter was granted a permit to
erect a brick addition to the Pacific
saloon building.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-02
GOOD MONEY IN
BLACKBERRIES
". Thompson Makes $240
on Three. FifthS Acre
of Ground

HANNAH, Idaho, April 2.-Char1es
Wilcox has sold his timber claim on
the Lolo to William d. Sailing, Of weip-
pc. Mr.. Wilcox will soon leave for the
coast district of British Columbia In
search Of a new location.
c. w. Buxton Of wenatchee, who re-
Gently bought the CHARLES Little place
on the east side Of the river, has ar
rived and taken possession. Mr.. Bux-
ton Is a painter, and came here on a
visit to friends last winter, and was so
favorably impressed with the sur
roundings in the Kamiah valley that
he decided to locate.
Miss Jessie De Wore closed a very
successful term OF school Friday In the
Boots district, on the east side ana
this morning left for a visit with 71er
parents at Charleston, Wash.
A very pleasing Easter program was
given by the members OF the Sunday
school Sunday night. 1t was well at
tended by the town people.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-02
Baseball Team Organized.

Last season Kamiah had the best
baseball team in this section and east
ly won most Of the games when the
entire team was together. It was re-
organized yesterday and several strong
new players added. An effort will be
made to get games with Lewiston
teams.
Kamiah needs bank, and the It'll
zens will offer good inducements for
one. This place is the center of a
rich and varied country and an insti-
tuition of that kind should do well
here
Henry Samsel has bought the Whit
ing farm in what is known as the
Fort Misery gulch, five miles south
west of Kamiah.
Finds Money In BIackberries.
William Thompson, who has a farm
near town, is devoting considerable
time to the growing of blackberries,
and is meeting with much success.
Last year he had about three fifths of
an acre to the berries and from the
patch gathered nearly six hundred gall
Ions, for which he found ready sale
at forty cents gallon, thus making
them yield at the rate of about $40O
per acre.
This year he has out an acre of the
bushes. Thesprofit from two or three
acres of berries should be, in many
cases, greater than that from a 160-
acre grain farm.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-02

Century Printing Co. Phone Black
sol. Basement Lewiston Natl. Bank.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-02
2OI BUSINESS
HOUSES IN CITY
Council Talks About Street
Sweeper and Matter
Of Paving

A report made to the city council
last night by Police Judge Erb showed
that there are now POI business houses
in the city which are subject to city
license. Mr.. Erb also stated that he
did not believe license should be col
lected from manufacturing concerns,
such as the broom factory. cigar fac
tories, creamery, bookbindery and such
other institutions as come within the
terms of strict manufacturing.
The question of the collection of dog
licenses and the killing of unlicensed
dogs was brought up by Councilman
Phillips.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-07
BOON TO COTTON CULTURE.
Government Experts Perfect Valuable
Seed Invention.

One Of the most important devices
in the history OF cotton culture prac-
ticaly has been perfected by experts
in the Department Of Agriculture II
is a machine for the removal of the
flzz on cotton seed and for the separa.
tion of light from heavy seed.
The process has been In course OF
development for about two years, and
IL Is the opinion of the cotton experts
of the department that its universal
use world effect q saving OF about ~
per cent OF the entire cotton crop. As
the crop of America amounts to about
$3.50 100000 year. II easily can be
realized that such a saving would be
vast Importance
BY the removal of the fuzz from
the cotton seed the seed may be plant
ed with an ordinary gravity drill Ow'
ing to the ease with which the smooth
seed can be manipulated they can be
planted In hills. without unnecessary
waste, and the plants so located can
be titled in two directions. The ma
chine, # is stated. can be made a,
very small expense, and as the fnven.
tiOn Is Ia the hands of the government
cotton planters who use II will have
10 pay no royalty for IL.