The log cabin Democrat., 1907-08-22

| isn't It aWtul IS SecreldTK Taft's comment on Mr. Rockefel- ler's prediction of ruin to the coun- try. Visits President Roosevelt, but refuses to talk politics.
 Consular report received in Wash ington says no safe devised by man. ufacturers can withstand the ex- pert cracksmen armed with modern | tools.
 Young woman, daughter of a l wealthy Minnesota lumberman, is arrested for drunkenness in New York street in a dazed condition and partially disrobed.
 ETumbling Bill" hero of many long fall, again amazes surgeons by fall in New York, by which wire nail is driven into his head, and he survives.
 Andrew Carnegie is negotiating for the collection of Balzac relics left by Viscount de Lovenjoul.
 Commissioner of Corporations Smith makes another report on the Standard Oil company, dealing with discrimination in prices, by which, he says, the foreigners is favored at the expense of the American con- sumer. ..-.
 David Herkowitz, a New Yorker, ashamed of his name, is scored by Justice Green for his plea to change
 \. Sure. Mattson; soll of the late Governor Mattson of Minnesota, who spent a million dollars and then became a tramp, earns an hon. est living in New York, and says he likes work.
 Attempted real estate swindle ln New York brings to light the vlctlm, 1 Charles E. Appleby, a man who made $25, ,00O,000, while New York wasn't looking, by "old fogy> meth- ods.
 Seven-year-old boy, mangled by Brooklyn trolley car, proves a hero, his only thought being fec hls mother.
 Former Mayor Frank Dungan, of Ottumwa, Ia., kills his mllllonalre father-in-law and then commits sui eide.
 Chancellor Day, in an interview at Lake Placid, N. Y., declares the Standard Oil Go. is more saintly than the politicians who are fight ing it.
 The business of printing and pub fishing in the United States shows big increase during the last five years, according to the reports at the census office.
 Search lasting for months made by the New York World in an ef- fort to find the father of John D. Rockefeller only serves to deepen the
 Nam6 of President Roosevelt is ieered by self-styled ''undesirable citizens" at the welcome to Miner Haywood. .f..,,,l;.p.
 Ii. G. Davis, former ehiaf auditor of the Chicago & Alton, has been served with summons at Tampa. Fla, to appear before the special federal grand jury.
 Bishop Fallows defends women against the charge that they are more selfish than men.
 N The Wyoming land board has just announced the opening, under the Carey act, of 150,000 acres of 4tht Edenv alley lands in Sweetv'atel and Fremont counties, nQrih o1 Rock Springs, on the Union Pacific railroad. Thirty thousand acres are now available for public entry. Ii IS one of the finest bodies of lrri- gable land in the state. The lanc is irrigated from the public domain under the Carey act. Any person 2l years old or over is entitled to 16C acres, or any legal subdivision there of, provided such person has never previously made use of the Carey act. The land is a rich, sandy loam free of alkali and stones, and vii produce abundant crops of grain grasses, fruits and vegetables.
 Prince Vi, of Korea, sentenced tc be hanged, will remain in United States to avoid moose. Says Ii would be suicide for him to return home.
 Dog licks lips of Chicago woman who committed suicide with poisor and dies as result Endeayored tC be sympathetic on hearing victim