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Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
NEW ORLEANS SUMMARY

NEW ORLEANS. Dec 2l.--Resuits:
Five furlongs-Dick Rose won, Tea Leaf
second. 6ainesaw third; time 1;oS SO.
Five and one-haH furlongs-La Soeur won,
Bounding Elk second, Paternus third; time
109 2-B.
Six furiongs-Coltness won. Bertha e. Sec
ond Ralbert third; time / ;21.
4 Six furlongs-Angclus won, Affhs Delaney
second. Ban Ridge third; time 1871 3-5.
Mile and ne-slxteenth-Danty Belle won,
Mortiboy second. Grenade third; time :57 as
Mile and one-fourth--Dr. McIeur won,
Terms ROD second. Agile third: time 2:2I As.
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WAR EAGLE WINS
BY Associated press.

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Dec. 21,--war
Ea9Ie, the Carlisle Indian, last night
defeated Dan Mcdonald. the CANADIAN
wrestling champion. in two straight
falls. After the match Rooney OF Chi
cago challenged War Eagle.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22
SAN PEDRO TIDE TABLE

IN IN. future The heraid viii issue to sub
srrIbors holding six months contracts Tho
Housekeepei Instead OF the Wornans Home
Companion The Housekeeper Il preferred By
many Of our patrons. Il is bright, full Of ex-
esIitnt articles Of especial interest TO womsn
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1s
F. F.
Girl
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Yeast--Did he ever run with the hounds2
Crimsonbealk-Well. I've seen him running
and the son has had four so far.-YoniSars
Statesman.
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es; on 4.2j. Value to winner ss25 Winner
trained b, W. Montgomery Start good won
k as nlace 2-5 show Andoche 5-2 place 6-5
Andoche OF tsfaved Lisbia under whin, Latter
High price-Tishi1 20. Bazzini s, Bannocence
sAppreuticc allowance
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Pacific Coast Limited

Coast associations come to us with six
members. That is entirely too small.
They cannot have much activity II theiI
membership remains at such small num-
bers. They cannot possibly control that
territory There are dozens of small
clubs that would become members If the
A. A U. would do a little missionary
work and show them the benefits they
would gain by enrolling in the associa-
fion
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Tmea place. z1o
CHI m by Read
W. INonC Start good
with her first xfnrongs sent her
a and tired
s dmudd.
ready
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pest
by
muchb Rice
wenfr atu
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by
hand1y
-1Os show:G
Lsaro
|
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Clamor makes a noise like form re-
versal. In his other two starts he
was so near the rear end that the
caller almost overlooked him. but yes
terday-that's another story.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

Ross and Schi1ling were the busy
Jockeys yesterday. nearly dividing the
card between them. Ross had the leg
on three winners and Schi1ling was al
most as fortunate by being astride two.
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Time-2
G.
econdea
BOY
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1889 up $685.
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by start rEood
s. goe
3
in rretch eso-
veatened
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Time-24 Is 4S 2-5 1901. At post rnnn
F1avers & Gsrdner's b. E. 3, Waener-Favena
easily; SECOND driving. third easily Dominic
show; Lisbia show. DominiclS easily best.
in long stretch drive tired in last few strides.
20. Beiovis O.
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Tms-a Is 40 1 10 1885,
@ c.
g. 25 90.
n nga wasa end
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j. r. Laughrey ran in his new colors
yesterday and finished in the also list.
Motheral claimed him away from Dick
Williams few days ago. and dropped
him in yesterday for a tryout
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-22

Phoebu
oros
chance
old
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1000 FOURTH RAcE-1 1-1s miles; the Sacramento h
LOW value to winner s1760
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1.-THE report OF the Observation-Disclosures
will be received with pleasure. 1t shows
that the A. A. U. is now in very strong
condition financially. having in it's treas
ury the sum of $S5os.39. the largest sum
in the history of the Amateur Athletic
union. This money has been accumulated
by your officers, past and present, and
represents sound financial management.
It reflects credit not only on the past
officers of this union, but the present as
we'll, also our committeeman, particularly
the championship, committee. Good bus
mess Judgment has prevailed in all of the
undertakings. with the gratifying results
shown IN your financial report.
There Is another reason for this large
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zze5'"e s 8 ALL THE NEWS 81 80 80 . 7.zz, -

RAcE7 furlongs ayear-Ods ana winner &
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set 'front.'
The daily tribune., 1907-08-08
Don't Be Blue

and lose all interest when help 1
within reach. Hertine will make
that liver perform it's duties properly.
J. B. Vaughn, Alba, Ala, writes
Being constant sufferer from con-
stipation and q disordered liver. ]
have found Herbinc to bs the best
medicine for these troubles, on the
market. have used it constantly.
believe it to he the best medicine of
its kind, and I wish all sufferer
from these troubles to Know the good
Herbfne las done me. Sold by
Yelton Drug Co. it's
The daily tribune., 1907-08-08
For an Impaired Al petite.

To improve the appetite and streng
then the digestion try few doses of
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
Tablets. Mr.. H. Leitz, of Detroit
Mich, says; ''They restored my ap-
petite when impaired. relieved me of
bloated feeling and caused pleas
ant and satisfactory movement of the
bowels. - Price, 25 cents. Samples
free. Daniels drug store. it's
T,v Tr,hupa want cOl,mpa
The daily tribune., 1907-08-08
BUILDING OPERATIONS
STILL ACTIVE At CREEK

William Cowsn has returned from
Goal Greek and says that bnild ing
operations are still going ahead in
satisfactory shape. The Colorado
Supply company has moved its big
store building over from Fremont
and is placing it on tho site Of the
ALI Salmon livery stable. A big
excavation for basement has been
made there.
Mike Fabrizio is putting new
lumber into building on the old
Richard Hughes ground for saloon.
Tho building is to be 20x42 fest
and will cost 81 900. II is one Of the
largest business houses in the camp.
The school house is being put in
repair and in readiness for the start
ing Of school next month. Tho ex-
terror is being painted and the broken
plaster inside is being repaired.
John Roxbury has 10000 feet Of
lumber ordered for big ware house
that he will build ON the site of his
former store. The frame work is to
be Of heavy lumber, covered with
corrugated iron with shinple roof.
Three teamsters are busy every day
with their teams hauling frame hous q
from this place TO the Creek. They
are charging Is dsy for their work.
1t is said that the camp people think
The daily tribune., 1907-08-08
DISTRICT

DISTRICT DEPUTY = Distrit t
Attorney Au gust Peaso has named
James L. Locke his deputy in the
place of James Stump who resigned
the office and formed law partner
ship in Canon.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-08

A disabled fireman Of CONSTANT.
iople does not necessarily leav the
service after his mishap. II his legs
md voice are still good he may aspire
to the position Of FIRE crler.
Alabama is the only state in the
union which holds legislative ses-
sion only once in four years. Her
lawmakers and unmskers get "a day
and the quadrennial session is limited
to 80 days.
According to Consul L. Edwin Dud
ley, of Vancouver, British Columbia,
lhe first flour mill in that city COM
menced work on June 10, and turned
ont $50 barrels day during the first
.ix days.
The devotion Of stork to its
young has been strikingly shown dur
ing a fire at Basel. The most was
set on fire by spark from chimney.
but the mother bird refused to leave
the dedgings, and all we're burned to
death.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-08

lcident is sail to interfere somewhat
with the moving of many houses from
Lere.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-08
NOTES or INTEREST
TO TRIBUNE READERS

Britain owns moro land Of Nortb
America than the United States.
The British Indian government has
increased tho pensions Of native SOL
diers.
A chimney ll5 feet high will sway
10 inches In a high wind without
danger.
Italy has $50 convicts to the mil
lion inhabitants, which is the highest
record.
Argentina has 246, Coz, 600 ncres Of
unoccrpied land which is suitable for
cattle grazing.
There are now 10000 confession
Christians in japan. or about one in
600 of the population.
Ono ton of banana flour a week is
now being imported into England.
and the consumption is increasing.
The Mohammedans use the lunar
year. which is 10 days and 81 hours
aud few second shorter than ours.
Parisians ate 10000 horses last
year. The horse meat consumption
has increased owing to the scarcity Of
best.
At one point along the Australian
coast the line 10 unbroken by any
sire am for nearly 1000 miles.
Fifty.fve vessels are constantly
employed In laying and repairing the
submarine cables Of the world.
Black opals Of great beauty are
found in Queensland, Australia. be.
sides 50 other bins Of precious stones.
It costs 81 900, 900 = year to main.
tain the army Of British Inaia. an in.
Grease Of 90, 200, 900 q year In IS
ysars.
Tho Austrain premiers conference
disapprove the proposed transfer Of
the north territory Of South Australia
to the commonwealth.
The great granddaughter Of ROM
ney. one of whose pictures was sold
recently In London for $50. 600, il
lying penniless and paralyzed at Nal.
den. England.
Tho trade Of France with her colo
mics for 1905 aggregated over 600.
O0O.0 Of which ti29. .947. 800 con
sisted In exports Of manufactured
products from France.
It In estimated 100, 900. 600 bushels
Of wheat will be available for export
from the northwestern provinces Of
Canada At the close Of this years
harvest.
Japan 70 perhaps tho only countr ~
in the world where the fashions In
women's dress hive not changed
materially In 2. 800 years.
Now York city is tho second In tho
union for size Of per capita debt, II
bcing eiI825. Newton. Mass. com.
Ing hrst. with ei26. %.
XIX
The gypsies OF Canada. Spain. are
unique among tlse raco ~ cavc dwell.
en. living In reocsscs followed ont
Of . hillside not fer from the city.
xxx
The highest elevator service In the
world ID that Of Burgsnstock.a . noun.
>ais nsas the Lake Of Luosrne, where
eosttsls sss nissd 100 fsst 70 the top
tt . vertical sock
xSg
The daily tribune., 1907-08-08
n. HOU S T o NJ
is prepared to do all kinds of
PLU M BIN G
All work guaranteed.
Shop 202 Pixies Peak Ave.
People Tell Each Other About Coed
Things

Twelve years go few people knew Of s-ch a
trsparation as a powder for tho feet. To-day
after tie genuine merit Of. Aliens root Ease
has been told year ter year by enc gratifed
person to ano her there are millio-s who W MD
as soon 60 without n drntritice rs withs mt the
daily so OF Aliens Foot. Easa i. IL a cleauIy
wholesome, he iIing antiseptic powder Ia u
shaken into the shoe which has given rest and
comfort 10 iired ana aching feet In all parts OF
the world Ii cures while you walk.
TRADE SUPPLIED BY
Forbe, Drug Co, Denver
S:holtz Drng to.,
tapletrn 4 Williams.
Uelley. .AreuIar u Drur Co, Colorado Sprihg7
Geo. +. Ia, lor Drug Co., Pueblo
Pueblo Drug Co. :.
Salt Lake D uR Co., Salt Lake City
Helde '-Ju,lsop Drug Co,
W. A. Neldon Drag Co.,
Meyer Bro hsrs Drug Co st. Louis
Fuller q Fuller Co., Chicago
Morris on, Plu mer & Co.
Noyes Brcs. Cutler, st iarl.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-08

The Daily Tribune, 4Oc n month.
The daily tribune., 1907-08-08

Try Tribune want columns.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-11-21
The News Il South Dakota !
PISS WILD CAT" MONEY.
CieSer Swindless aro Ut Work 1,
South Dakota.

South BSsisS'.2-
| During the past few weeks com
| plants have been received by the
| United States authorities in Sioux
| Falls from different parts Of the state
! In reference to the operations of men
| who seem to be well supplied with
| wild cat" currency. which they have
succeeded in passing upon n nuInber
| of unsuspecting South Dakota bust
neEs men. The men handling the
spurious money appear to confne
their operations to tho smaller places
| In the state. The currency handled
by them are old issues Of bills Of the
Merchants q Planters bank, of Geor-
gia, issued during the wild cat cur
rency period about the time Of the
war of the rebellion and other bills
issued during that period. The pra@-
tice OF those handling the money is
to split the old bills in an ingenious
manner and then paste together re
faces OF the bills, back to bacL. so
that the denomination Of the bill ap-
pears both upon the face and back
Of the bills they tender in payment for
purchases in stores.
The United States authorities have
been urged to run down the men
passing the bills and arrest them, but
the fact that the United States officials
are powerless In the matter does not
seem to be known to the people of
the state generally. The federal auth
critics are able to make arrests only
in cases where anyone passes coun-
terfeit money. The old wild cat cur
rency being passed by swindlers in the
state does not come under the head OF
counterfeit mOney-nOt being n rep
resentation OF any lawful money Of
the United Statcs-and therefore the
passage of the money is a matter
purely for the local and state auth
critics to take care Of. Persons ar
rested on the charge Of passing the
money are subject to prosecution on
the charge Of obtaining goods under
false pretenses or by fraudulent
means.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-11-21
ILLEGAL INDIAN LEASES.
Court May BE Appealed to for Pro-l'
lection OF Tribcsmen.

The United States court in Sioux
Falls may have to be appealed to in
the effort to stop the practice of GER
tain persons in making illegal leases
with the members Of the Sisseton and
Wahpeton tribes of Indians, by which,
they secure illegal possession Of land
belonging to the Indians.
c. z. Jackson, United States In-
dian agent in charge Of the Indians.
has been so annoyed by the practice
that he has given public warning.
threatening that If 1t becomes neces-
sary he will commence legal proceed-
ings In the United States court against
the guilty parties for trespass, and
thus suppress the illegal leasing OF
Indian allotments.
Leases made by the Indians OF
lands in severalty are absolutely void.
and neither such leases nor occupancN
and planting OF crops upon the land
by the lessees or their subtenants give
the occupants any right to restrain
the officers Of the government from
removing them from the lands.
All leases OF Indian lands have to
be approved by the secretary Of the
interior, and leases issued in any 9TH
er manner, or secured from the In
dians direct, are not worth the paper
they are written upon.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-11-21
HURON MUST SETTLE.
Drillsrs Didn't Get Water But Struck
Bed Rock

The city of Huron entered into a
contract with well drillers for an ar
tesian we'll According to the terms
OF the contract the we'll drillers were
either to get water or strike bed rock
in order to secure any money. They
worked night and day for five monthss
and finally their progress was check
ed. They came to the conclusion that
they had struck bed rock, and so no.
titled Huron's council members The
latter could not see it that way Fin
ally both parties agreed TO submit
samples Of the material washed out
to GeolOgist f. c. Perisho, Of the
state university at Vermillion. The
professor announced that the drillers
are right and the letter from Huron
states that the latter will stand by
his report.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-11-21
"LID" is BEING PUT ON.
Reform Wave Sweeps Over Towns
West OF Chamberlain.

The towns out west OF Chamberlain,
on the reservation are getting the lid
put on good and tight even for the
smaller vices. Gambling of a public
nature has been taboocd long ago,
and the sheriff Of Lyman county has
just made a trip through Prssho
kennebec. Draper and Vivian and has
ordered that the slot machines in all
the store be taken out. and the alacri-
ty with which they responded to his
demand was surprising when hereto
fore so little attention was paid to this
small vice. The cond,tions OF morality
through all the towns from Oacoma
to Murdo have been completely reno
waited in the past few years and If
some Of the bad men Of a former day
were to drop into any OF the localities
they would think they had struck a
Sunday school in comparison to what
1t was.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-11-21
RELIEF FROM NATION
GOVERNMENT TAKES ACTION TO
STEM THE FURRY.
President Says the People Should
Realize How Fundamentally Sound
Business Conditions Are, and How
Absurd 1t is to Become Panicky.

To stem the financial furry extend
ing to all sections President Roosevelt
has authorized the issuance of $780,
100000 Of government securities, and
coupled the action with a plea to the
people to recognize the fundamental
soundness Of American business, take
their money from safe deposit boxes
and put it into the channels of trade.
He regards the situation prevailing as
a combination of popular fright and
currency famine.
Since sl00,000,000 of the securities
will be in per cent treasury notes
payable in a year and available as cir
culating medium the issue will add
500, 100000 to the currency. This
will go far to cure the currency fam
inc.
The presidents reassuring words
are expected to cure the suspicion
which has existed even to national
banks not only on the part of depos-
itors, but on the part of other finan-
cial institutions. The president gives
especial heed to complaints from the
south and west that the New York
banks are boarding money. He states
that the relief measures must especial
ly be extended to crop movements.
Firty millions of Panama bonds
bonds will be issued in accordance
will be issued in accordance
revenue to pay for the canal con-
struction. They will pay 2 per cent
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-11-21
MUST PAY INSURANCE.
A Decision against Companies In Son
Francisco.


A verdict against q fire /HSurahce
company affecting nearly az 'he suits
in which earthquake clatses IN poll
cies have constituted tbe main de-
fense, was rendered IN ne UNITED
States circuit court. JudGd van rect
ordered the jury to retuH verdict
in favor Of the plaintiff.
The case was that of Jpn Willard
G. Co., Of gan Francisco,e against the
Williamsburg Fire Insfance COM
pany. The amount aWaTd was 81
500, the full amount sTt for, with
interest at per cent frd date OF the
earthquake, April IS, ~ The rul-
ing Of the court folloF closely in
line with that Of Judge fhitson in the
! Bergin case SOME tinesgo.
The defendant comry based it's
| defense on the clausfh Its policies
which reads that it Wild not be La
be for lose occasione by or through
volcano, earthquake. fc.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-11-21
BUNKOED OUT Or $4,000.
Fortune Teller Relieves CiI;t,f,o Man
of Coin.

of Coin.
Bunkoed out of $4,000 of his saw
ings fof years, while he believed "dev-
ils'' were being driven out of his body,
was the experience OF John Schultz,
of Chicago, as related by him to Capt.
p. d. O'Brien. On the advice of the
fortune teller he consulted II. Nor
eta, a cliarvoyant
The professor Is said to have cried,
you are full of devils and evil spir-
it's. Your money is full OF spirits. If
they are not driven out you will die"
Schultz was ordered to go to his
bank and draw out all his money and
then return to the studio. He came
back to the spiritualist's home with
$4,000 in bills
This must be burned and the mon
ey will come back to you in gold and
the devils will leave you," Mereta is
alleged to have said.
The money was burned" The gold
failed to materialize and Schults COM
planned to the police. When detectives
reached the Warren avenue house
Prof. Moreta was missing. They were
told by the woman that he was in
Mexico still changing the bills int
gold
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-11-21
REDUCED OUTPUT OF GOLD.
Fire in HOmcstake Mine the Chief
Factor.

The annual report OF State Mine
Inspector Treweek, which has just
been filed with the governor, fails to-
show a detailed statement Of the gold
production OF the state for the past
year, but places it at considerably
less than for last year" and that the
production of the Homestake mine at
100000 less, which he ascribes to the
mine fire, which practically stopped
operations in that mine for a long
time. While he does not give tha
strike in other mines as a cause OF
the reduced output, that factor had
a great deal to do with il, as the strike
practically stopped operations in many
Of them for the first half Of the sum-
mer. The total production Of last
year as shown by the report was &c.
9S6.900, Of which $5,250,000 was the
output of the Homestake mine.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-11-21
WOMAN TAKES POISON.
No Reason Assigned for Act OF Author
and PoeteSs.

and POeteSS.
Nora May French, poetess and au-
thor. ended her life by taking cyanide
Of potassium at the bungalow of the
poet, George F. Sterling, at Camel-by-
the-Sea, a colonly Of artists and writ
ers on the Pacific ocean below Mon
terey, Cal. No reason can be assign
ed for the suicidal act, and her friends
seek in vain for some explanation for
the impulse which prompted her to
take her life in such a sudden and
tragic manner. Miss French enjoyed
good health, and her life to all ap-
pearances ran smoothly, giving every
promise Of a brilliant career. For
some years past she had been a con-
tributor to various coast magazines,
and some of her verses have found
their way into eastern publications.
Miss French came here originally
from Los Angeles, where her father
now resides. She was "a years Of
age.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-11-21
RELIC SWINDLE EXpDSED.
One of tho Clevercst Frauds OF Re-
cent Yegrs.


An alleged copy ofNoah's diary, en-
graved upon a copper tablet dug up
in Michigan and afered for sale to a
Wisconsin collector, has resulted in
uncovering one Of the cleverest fake
relic swindles # recent years.
A former secretary of state. who re-
tired under charges some years ago,
is implicated in the affair, and with
him are aiuniversity museum curator
and other Michigan men. Michigan
copper formed the basis of the enter
prise, which consisted in manufacture
ing battle axes and other ancient
relics out Of copper, paint them green
to represent verdigris, dipping them
in a corrosive acid and burying them
in mounds, after which they were dug
up by relic hunting expeditions under
the leadership Of the promoters
1t is saNd the relics were sold TO
colleges and museums oil over tho
country.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-11-21
DESERTERS y. r CAUGHT.
Two Men Who L"rt / NY arc Now I'm
Deatlwtel q 'riI.

Accompanied hy a C.r said to be
but Is years old, 'rank c. DUNCAN
a deserter from Foic 1yend. was plac-
ed under arrest by Sheriff Trathen at
Deadwood and will probably have to-
face the charge of a serious crime al
well as the wrath Of Uncle Sam. The
pair were caught at a local roomin9
house, where they were posing as
man and wife, and the officers are
now endeavorinR to communicate
with the girls father, who is a ranch-'
er near Sturgis Albeit Schroeder
another deserter who left the Sixth
cavalry the same time DUNCAN did
was captured near the Wyoming bor-l
der line and is also in Jail at Dead-'
wood.