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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses~have been issued to
the following:
Cruthers Sipe and Sealena Bryan.
Frank D. Pollard of Alexandria, Va,
and Violetta Spencer of this city.
John K. Biedler and Mary A. Putnam,
both of Winston, Va
]. Arthur Roum of this city and Minnie
B. Shry of Taylorstown, Va.
Frank L. Ellis and Cora L. Cook, both
Of Richmond, Va.
Malcolm K. Varnell and Louise Bride.
Clarence E. Honesty and Mary E.
Minor.
John L. McCue and Ida ]. Atlee, both OF
Richmond. Va.
John A. Williams and Rebecca Clark.
John ]. O'Neill and Josephine Kidwell.
Lucien Harvey and Elvy johnson.
Grin Groves and Mary E. Brewer.
Edgar A. Hawk and Marie T. Hutton
John McIlvain and Christina Broan
John M. Dinguid and Estella v. Green
Albert Harris and Martina Thomas.
Harry D. Miller and Rebecca Helmas,
both of Alexandria. Va.
William Ryland Haynes of Supply, Va,
and Mary b. Haynes of Richmond, Va
Julian L. Donahue of Fredericksburg,
MINI. ~ VI o. aO''
David A. Alther of Elkwood, Va, and
Rachel E. Griffin Of Fredericksburg, Va.
r. j. O'Dwyer and Emma E. Dechard
Lucien s. Dowdy and Virginia H. At.
kinson, both Of Richmond, Va.
John A. Dishman of Richmond, Va.
and Melvina v. Mann Of Rodophil, Va.
Henry F. Smith of Suitland, Nd, anG
Charlotte M. Ford of this city
Henry l.. Carter and Eva NJ Howard
both Of Richmond, Va.
Brown L. Mothershead and Addie l.
Wilson.
Charles w. See and Flo Strausner botl
of Martinsburg, w. Va.
Richard Humphrey and Marietta Ross
James Parker and Birdie Williams
Charles L. Luckett and Mollie j. Will
lisms.
Charles Branson and Nellie Chapman.
Cabbel Stephens and Mabel Clagett
both Of Cattle rsburg, Md.
William J. Green of Alden, Va, and
Lena Hull of Mcdowell. Va.
William ]. Renard Of Denver, Col, and
Mary A. Collins Of this city.
Domenico Gregori and Angela Guglie-i
Alexander K. Wood and Eleanor Free
man, both of Culpeper county, Va
Warren L. Smith and Alice p Jenkins
Ira Hampton McCambridge of Basic
City, Va, and Nettie N. Myrtle of Staun.
ton. Va
Albert K. Townsend and sallie X. Mum.
die. both Of Richmond, Va.
James Gilmore of Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Ophelia Howard of Milburn, Va.
John w. Thomas of Charles county, Nd
and Oleana Hicks of this city
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F. J. Shannon. Chicago; d. w. Dodd. New
York; c. Looney. New York; J. Merry.
New York; c. w. Emerson, New York:
I. B. Melville. New York; o. B. Magaw.
Brooklyn: w. e. Tlif, Detroit; Y. g.
Moore, Louisville; H. A. Raemer. Phila-
delphia; F. Morris, Virginia; r. M. Bur-
nett, New York; w. w. Jackson. Phila.
delphia: p. A. Maignen. Philadelphia; p.
L. Colson, Long Branch, N. j.; ID. A.
Lyon and Mrs. Lyon. Pittsburg; b. 8.
Lewis. Coney Island; M. p. Lynch, Coney
Island; A. Z. Wills. Philadelphia; w. w.
Cassell and Mrs. Cassell. Norristown. Pa;
F. E. Hawks and Mrs. Hawks. Green-
field. Mass; H. c. Moore. Raleigh. n. c.:
L. Harrod, New York; w. F. Winkelman.
Baltimore; f. T. Cheatham and Mrs.
Cheatham, Philadelphia; F. E. Lamb, New
York: w. Henry, New York: w. s. Mer-
chant, Virginia: Mrs. w. L. Pettibone,
New York; b. L. ,Tapscott, New York; e.
Poindexter Virginia.
Shoreham-R. H. Post. San Juan, p. r.:
c. r. Van Name. New York: C. A. Turn.
err. New York: Mrs. e. Vt. Speckt, New
York: c. o. Drake. New York; r. 8.
Medavy. Philadelphia: w. v. King and
wife, Virginia; H. s. Graham, New York;
Miss Emma Duhme. Cincinnati. Ohio:
John s. Conner and wife. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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Births Reported.

The following births were reported to
the health Office during the past twenty
four hours:
William A. and Mary E. Parsons, No
vember 6, 1907, male.
Wade and Florintine Van Ness, Novem-
Der II, 1907, female.
Robert E. and Ida B. Brown, November
16. 1907, male.
Paul G. and Mary Burton. November IA,
1907, female.
William ]. and Gertrude r. Jeffries, No
vember 16, 1907 male.
William and Bessie 10y, November 10,
1907, female.
Albartus P. and Annie Doyle, Novem-
Der 49, 1907, male.
Joseph c. and Emma v. Sheehy, No
vember 16, 1907, female.
Shellington and Nellie Dean, November
10, 1907, male.
Joseph and Ellen Boiling. November -,
1907, female.
Lomax and Mary Fleming, November
Is, 1907, female.
Lewis and Maggie Taylor, November Is,
1907, female.
James and Ida Johnson, November 1s,
1907, male.
James E. and Hattie Jones, November
IA, 1907, male and female, twins
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Hotel Arrivals.

Arlington-H. c. Rawley and Mrs Raw
ley, New York: w. B. Claggett and Mrs
Claggett, Maryland; w. A. Grieves and
Mrs. Grieves, Columbus, Ohio; John R.
Higbee and Mrs. Higbee, New York
Raleigh-F. G. Ewald. Chicago; L.. r.
Dufheld. Philadelphia; F. H. Gibbs New
York: J. ". Rowland. st. Louis, Mo-.
George Lebalt, Cincinnati.
Ebbitt-W. R. Stewart. New York;
George B. Hodge. New York; F. A. Crosby
and Mrs. Crosby, Chicago; w. P. McCui-
loch. New York: F. A. Mate. USING.
New Wiliard-C. r. Joy and Mrs. Joy,
Norfolk, Va; B. H. RAIDER. Pittsburg; E.
Gale Smith and Mrs. Smith, New York
Thomas Brown. Baltimore; s. c. Wolf,
Philadelphia.
Normandie--W. U. Goldsmith New
York; r. r. Griffin. Hoboken, N. j.; E. S.
Hyde and Mrs. Hyde, New York; Arthur
M. Cotton. Buffalo. N. Y; Wendell Thorn
as and Mrs. Thomas, West Virginia; E. A.
Gregory and Mrs. Gregory, New York; T.
Holland, Boston; w. 8. Shelley and
Mrs. Shelley, New York: w. c. McRae,
Florida; Mrs. George Hood. Florida ;
Charles L. Kelley and Mrs. Kelley, At
lantic City.
Riggs. Curtis Van Ness, New York;
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Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to
the health Office during the past twenty
four hours:
Ernest w. Hoover, 80 years, Is L street
northwest.
John NJ. Baker, Sc years, 1888 H street
northwest.
Charles Bateman, IS years, 1918 South
Capitol street.
Charles J. Mason, 65 years, in transit
between Washington and Baltimore.
Mabel Wheatley, years, 1873 N street
southeast
William Hughes 81 years, 93s E street
southwest.
Sarah Thompson, Al years, 600 Freed
mems alley.
Julia A. Jefferson, 81 years, 1885 r street
northwest
John Brown, Sc years, 127 D street
southwest
Albert. Wheeler, "a years, 916 LIST street
southwest.
Georgia Dyson, 81 years, 81 18th street
northeast
Edward Dunmore, IA years, 81 G street
southwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-21
Bites Policeman's Finger.

Because Cora Gaskins. colored. bit the
finger of Policeman Gilfoyle Of the eighth
precinct yesterday. when he attempted to
place her under arrest. she was fined $50
by Judge Kimball in the Police Court to-
day. In default of payment. Cora was
ordered to be committed to jail for five
months.
Cora denied the charge when called
upon in the Police Court today, but the
evidence was against her.
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Death Of John D. Leland.

News of the death of John D. Leland
the 18th instant at his home in Schuyler,
near Utica, N. Y, has been received here.
For more than twenty years Mr.. Leland
was resident of Washington while en-
ployed as an examiner In the general land
Office and the forest service. He was high
ly esteemed by his associates in office and
had many personal friends. His wife, his
aged mother and a sister, Mrs. +. w.
Farnham. living in Brooklyn. N. Y, sur
YiYe him.
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turned to her home in Falls Church, Va.
Miss Josephine johnson of Newport
News, Va, Is visiting her brother. Mr..
The Washington Auxiliary Of the Ma
tional Indian Association will meet at the
residence Of DIR. and Mrs. A. G. Wilkin-
SON. 1926 X street. Friday, November %,
from to pm. There will be a social
hour from 3 to 4. followed by an address
by Commissioner Francis E. Leupp Off
GERS reports, etc. All interested are cor
daily invited to be present.
chief guest at the banquet of the Society
OF Mayfiower~ Descendants, to be held
at the New Willard Hotel this evening.
night in honor of Miss Mary Carlisle. who
sails shortly with her aunt, Mrs. Rich
mond Pearson, wife of the United States
minister at Athens. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Andrews, Mrs. Roscoe
c. Bulmer. the Misses Randolph, Miss
Mary Switzerland. Miss Sheridan. Mr..
Manderville Carlisle. Mr.. Reginald Huide-
koper. Mr.. Fred Brooks, Mr.. Jerome
Bonaparte, Capt. Mccoy. Capt. Cheney
and Lieut.. McCawley.
Mrs. William Belden Noble gave a
luncheon yesterday for her debutante
daughter, Miss Noble, when a company
of this and last years buds was present
The Hon Nina Kay Shuttleworth.
daughter Of Lord Shuttleworth of Cor
thorpe Hall. Lancashire, England, and a
sister of then Hon. Mrs. Bernard James,
wife of the military attache of the Brit
ish embassy, arrived In Boston yesterday
from England. After a weeks visit with
friends in that city, she will come here to
spend the winter with Col and Mfs.
James, at their home, 2O2S Columbia road.
Mrs. Melville Church and Miss Helen
Durant Church, zoos Goth street, have is
sued invitations for Wednesday, Decem-
Der 4, from to O'Clock, for the latter's
debut. They will be at home Saturdays
In January.
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Representative LIE Gage Pratt, accompa-
MED by his wife and son James Lyman
Pratt. has arrived in the city and has
taken I'D his residence in the Rocham-
beau.
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Will be at home to her friends until after
the Christmas holidays.

Miss Matte A. Soule, who has been
spending several days with Miss Mary
H. Hanna Of Franklinville. Ind, has re-
turned to her home in Falls Church, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-21

Mr.. James A. Scott announces the mar
rage Of his niece, Anna Barbara Scott Of
Philipsburg, Pa, to Mr.. s. Hull Miller Of
Wittenberg, W. Va, Saturday, November
16, 1907. Washington, D. c., by Rev 8.
M. Newman, DID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-21

Miss Josephine johnson of Newport
News. Va, is visiting her brother. Mr..
Samuel Johnson
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-21

A dance will be given by the Merry
makers Club tonight at National Rifles
Armory.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas W. Hungerford
have gone to Isle Of Wight county. Va. to
Francis Dawley Jordan, to DR.. Peyton
Page nottingham o. the same county. The
wedding will take place in st. Iuke's
Episcopal Church Quilt in 1892 near
Smithf1eld. Wednesday, November n at
noon. The happy couple will take a trip
to Jamaica Islands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-21

Mrs. Bessie M. Shepley Of Newport
News. Va. arrived yesterday on a visit
to her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James M.
Wood Of 611 10th street northeast. She
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Mr. and Mrs. Lew Newmyer will hold
public reception at Freund's Hall, S15
10th street. Sunday, November "a, from
to 10 pm, in celebration of their TWEEN
ty-fifth wedding anniversary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-21

After spending several weeks in Geor-
gia Mrs. Hood Hudson Of Panama is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Margaret 8. Prodigy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-21

The British ambassador is to be the
chief guest at the banquet of the Society
of Mayf1ower~ Descendants. to be held
at the New Willard Hotel this evening.
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Following the formal announcement of
the engagement of Miss Theodore Shonts
and the Duke de Chautnes of France is
the understanding that the wedding will
take place about January %. The duke
sailed today for France, and when he
returns for the wedding will be accom-
panied by his sister, the Duchess Dues.
Miss Shonts will be here tomorrow and
will meet her sister, Miss Marguerite
Shonts, who was maid of honor last week
at the wedding of Miss Owsley and Rev.
Charles B. Ackley, and remained in At
lanta, where a number of courtesies were
shown her.
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Miss Isabel May at the horse show yes
terday wore mignonette green and gray
tweed tailor made costume with coat, with
large hat Of plum-colored velvet witt,
deep red and damson-solored roses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-21

The Italian ambassador and the Baron
ess Mayor des Planches sailed yesterday
on the Adriatic for this country. The
latter has not been here for two years.
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Mrs. A. A. Wilson has gone to Van
couver to spend the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. George Davis.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-08-02
No PUNISHMENT FOR ORCHARD.

Commenting upon pledge Of Senator BoTah 'a'
chard must pay the death penalty, the wallace li mean
Senator Borah may be taken entirely at his word - ~ Gov
- fd;o viii not exercise the power Of his office to commute
death sentence should any pronounced on Orchards
is - oner
There is feeling that far and wide that Orcnad WIN
pay penalty. He may be sentenced to impSoie - IN
the peneatiary but belief exists that Governor ooous
show executive en1ency to the end such mild sentence a.
this is imposed. ,.;a
TO add to this belief K c. Sterling, the mneowns defcuS
has already returned Denver and there stated Tor puDe
10 wears will be all the Orchard will have to serve @
ling said:
Harry Orchard will hang for the murder OF Governor o
enberg.
The worst he will get will be life sentence There appears
be doubt that this will be the punishment meed Out mn
fall However Orchards sentence after has been imposed may
be committed to ten years by governor who has that power
Think it. years for who has confessed seI 70 DC
murderer Harry Orchard has, what avesy OF uSue
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-08-02
A PROPAGANDA PAPER.

The CITIZEN distinctly propaganda in the interest OF
the party and SUCH should be widely circulated
Democrats understand the Importance Of the next presidential
election whether Republicans do Never import
ant issues before people the very life Of the Democratic
party The Republican party suffering from too
feet practical political organization Owing practically
nearly half century has attracted to itself
all the inscriptions who desire the government in
their As party organization the party of the
predatory Of those who have waxed fat through special pv
cges They have furnished the campaign funds corrupted the
electorate purchased Republican victory after another
This continuous of party
will become olgarcy Of wealtas the predatory rich by
trolling party machinery control the government
The good President Roosevelt has done has been expos
ing this condition Of aabut there his efforts The obi
cations his party the overwhm him and parayze his
upfed He enforce the criminal section of the anti
The Harrmans and Roefelers exposed law def
cmnaare brought before the bar of justice They
furnished often the funds that have brought Republican
success they know much Of the pary obligations its alliance
with the predatory rich
What needed thorough housekeeping before is late
and this only be achieved by Democratic victory.
Therefore aid in securing such victory the work which
THE CITIZEN applies itself and urge that all who agree with
aid giving the paper wide circulation and
this make the following liberal offer:
dollar will send THE CITIZEN addresses
Individuals and should take advantage of this great offer
Circulate THE CITIZEN among the people Let them read the
truth.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-08-02
SHOULD PROCEED TO HANG ORCHARD.

The verdict OF Not Guilty the Haywood should result
in the immediate dismissal Of the against Meyer and Pebone
The Haywood verdict almost universally acqusced in by the c
of Idaho and by the public press Of the United States Even
those who profess believe that moral guwhatever that
may bewas shown that legal guilt proven
Why then the continuance of the Meyer and Petit
bone?
Is for the purpose of further delaying the timber cases which
Senator Borah defendant and which understood
be pressed until after these against federation officials
are ended?
Or for the purpose Of proongng the life of the sconfessed
murderer Harry Orchard?
And another question that pertinent this time is Mcfarland
and his horde of Pnkeons conue have their up the
elbows in the treasury of the State of Idaho?
These all question that the taxpayers Of Idaho asking
themselves.
The sensible course pursue is to dismiss the against Meyer
and Pebone discharge Mcfarland and his from the pay
rolls and proceed orderly the hanging Harry
Orchard
Taxpayers protect your interests.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-08-02
LEGAL NOTICE


In the Probate Court Of ii. /.
of Idaho, Ada County. In The ' 1 0ae
of the estate of G. D. Hunt dec saag
To William T. Hunt, Julius r S'I gssl
Thornton Hunt, Eliza Bean St.sI
Hunt, James Hunt, Jessie Hunt ' H
riam 0. Hunt, the unknown ISM ID sqa y
Tabitha Duncan, deceased, Elirsb.a
Reynolds, the unknown issue Of RI,
billiard, deceased, Elizabeth Ba,t.as
Minnie Peoples, Daniel w. Bruns,.
John F. Brunson, Bernice Pennipgto,
Lydia Crouch, Brunson, and \
other persons, not herein named hayi.,
or claiming any interest in the s,g.
of the said G. D. Hunt, deceased w
You are hereby notified and reol,a
to appear in the Probate Court Of Il.
State of Idaho, in and for Ada Counss
at Boise, Idaho, on the Sd day Of Octs
Der, 1907, and exhibit your resDs.
tive claims of heirship, ownership q,
interest in and to the estate of the Nil
G. D. Hunt, deceased.
This notice is given in accordar,
with an order issued out of the Prob,t,
Court of the State of Idaho, Al,
County, on the 18th day Of july. lSi
which order is based upon petition d,
an order, filed on the 26th day Of Jun,
1907, in said Probate Court, BY WI
liam T. Hunt, (who is the only person
who has appeared in said Court, claim
ing an interest in the estate of the sail
G. D. Hunt, deceased, UP to the tin1
of issuing said order) from which ..
tition it appears, that the said G. D
Hunt died intestate in Boise, Idaha
April 81, 1907; and that on the tent
day of May, 1907, Karl Paine was 40
pointed administrator of the estate !
the said G. D. Hunt, and ever sine
has been and still is the duly appointst
qualified and acting administrator .
the estate of the said G. D. Hunt d,
ceased; and that at the time Of b
death the said G. D. Hunt was seize
and possessed of the following describe
real estate situated in Ada County, Id
| to-wit Lots II, IS, 10 and 20 in Block
in Hyde Park Addition to Boise Idah
All of which more fully appears in #
said petition of William T. Hunt, hertt
referred to and now on file in the off
of the Probate Judge, of Ada Count
Idaho.
And you are hereby notified, that
you fail to appear in the Probate Cou
of the State of Idaho, in and for Al
County, on the date above set OF
and exhibit your respective claims
heirship, ownership, or interest in sa
estate, as above required, your detal
will be entered for not appearing
aforesaid.
Given under my hand and the 81
of the Probate Court of the State
Idaho, in and for Ada County, 4
18th day of July, 1907.
HARRY LEONARD,
Cle
Filed July 18th, 1907.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-08-02

FOR SALE-CHANCE on -,
TIME-A farm of 200 acres aid aa'1
Meridian, all fenced and in culrs' p'
with l4-room house and larys w. s'''
all new buildings at a cost sls s'''
$4,000; ll3 shares of water in ss,,l s !
Ditch. Can easily be plated and n,
in town lots Is located near tro, =
roads. Again we say the Cbare.' :,
Lifetime Will be sold on easy ts,n,
Call on us soon.-J. E. scbo1
Agency, 22-29-24 Falk Bldg. Boise IA n
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-08-02
THE ASSOCIATED HUMBUGS.

The Associated papers themselves ridiculous by publish
ing Sunday morning glazing headlines to the effect that the Hay
wood jury stood 10 for first degree and for second degree murder
These representations made by the Statesman which had
thoroughly hypnotized ITSELF and then furnished the matter to the
Associated Press The incident important showing the If
responsible of Associated Press neswh realize
more than newspaper themselves unreliable nasmuch it
but reflex of the local member of the Association When
the Associated Press dispatches of Boise
from the Statesman office citizens realize how
reliable the is what coored and whose
interest
This fact of the coorng of Associated news was
Gently exposed by the Oregonan which, during the railway
examination Spokane forced send representative there
send special Geographic report the Associated Press
from the Spokane Review office samessy oored
suit its authors.
Among great American hunbugs easily the first rank is
the Associated Press.
There any conspiracy between State officials the mine
No. neverl Well hardly ever There is the case of
Vincent St John who proving himself simply undesirable
citizen in the Ceu Alene The mine seized upon the
murder Of Governor Sueuenberg have St John arrested for com
pc therein He brought Boise and placed in the pente
ary until in the of time got out writ of abeas
corpus and St John released to be Immediately by Col
orado officers who took him that state where Justice of the peace
the dctaton of the mine held him without bail until the
meeting of the district when he promptly DISCHARGED on
motion of the prosecuting attorney Of ST. John is an en-
desirable citizen but this little lesson in aroadng man out Of
state under color Of the law throws strong side light upon the
open alliance Of oficialdom with the mine owners
Juror Gilman who stated he became convinced in view Of The
attitude OF his associates that jury would convict changed
his vote to acqutta in order further expense is inst that
much brighter than Goodng and Cobb or else is not acate Nv
personal motives that deecabe pair If the case oa;n
Haywood not the strongest the prosecution had then Haw
and Borah derelc their duty and the verdict Of M
Overwhelmingly endorsed by public opinion that the State made
no case against Haywood Then why retain the cases ao
Meyer and Petbone Why take lesson from Juror Gina
VINO at least can see through grindsone which has hole in -
what DO the overwhelmed taxpayers of the State think Of the matter
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-08-02

In concluding editorial review the Haywood
Lake Tribune pernety says And what next? Judge
Wood says that today he will for trial the Of Meyer and Petit
bone But if the prosecution has stronger against them
than it had against Haywood hardly worth while proceed
with these trials at all And the presumption that has No
doubt put its the front And reasonable
say that the against these
missed"
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-08-02

1t tobe sincerely hoped that the prosecution will
future trials Idaho import gun order
maintain peace The only threat the peace and dignity Of Boise
during the trial the presence of these staggering DULLES
with cooked SLOUGH hats and tooth pick shoes walking areas
seekngno wishing avoid-troube Several citizens
submitted to insults rather than give these hengs the sought
opportunity brew trouble and the police officers know that the only
threat the peace Of the city presence these gun
fighters. Boise these gentry again.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-08-02

There is mighty interesting reading first page
An English werF a. McKenzieshows how the Japanese
building navy for China training Chinese that the
yellow Peril may yet world threatening there
interview with Governor Johnson of Minnesota Democratic
leader who has become national figure and who may
Bryan for the presidential nomination The Governor talks
who has "a mddng tight grip the handful things
he knows
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-08-02
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