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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-17
CANNON NOT ENTHUSIASTIC
sIPpORTEH OLE HECIPItC(IIN

Washington. Jan. 16-Speaker Cah.
non extended an Informal reception ~
the capitol today TO three hhhutse
delegates to the convention lot the
extension Of foreign commerce. 1nan
man William McCarroll. II New h".N
presented the appeal 81 commerce
Interests for tariff changes ana shiP
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-17

A Dig Ilnc OF SIR NeeIigce Gowns
and House wrappers. worth up to
$500, to close at x price.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-17
Skirts
OF All Kinds

The finest actual reduction we havo
advertised on Skirts-both walking
and dress skirts; a beautiful line of
we'll assorted styles and c%olors. plated
mostly, all c%olors. including smart
plaid skirts. fancy imported materials
now in vogue, reliable voiles and taft
fetas, Panamas and serges. broad
cloth and twills. etc, etc. If you have
had your eye on a skirt here awaiting
sale, our hint is buy now.
St.9S for skirts that were S3.95.
S2.0s for skirts that were $4.8b.
S3.os for skirts that were s5.5O.
$f.35 for skirts that were $3.50.
$3.50 for Skirts that were $3.50.
$3.50 for skirts that were $3.50.
$3.50 for Skirts that were $3.50.
All SILK Petticoats reduced from.
each. $3.50 $500
See u special at.............S3.5O
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-17

st. Louis, IAN. 16-The electric
plant of the Laclede Gas Lioht com
pany was destroyed by fire today en-
failing a loss of $4,000
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-17

If you need a carpenter telephone
Hes1elden. Auto Phone $50.
The Dickinson press., 1907-02-23

an accident Monday. According to the
railroad officials the accident took place
Monday afternoon about one mile and a
half east Of Taylor. Mr.4Budda was; lying
or the end Of the ties outside the rails,
when seen by Engineer J. A. Regain of
the east-bound freight, too late to stop
the train. He was probably struck by
n of the projecting bolts on the
end of the car wheel axle.
He was thrown several feet and
was picked up a few moments later, in
an unconscious condition, by the train
crew, who took him on board the train
and carried him to Richardton, where he
was attended by DR.. F.. H. Rucker,
The patient was quite badly bruised
about the head and face and was bleed
ing quite freely from two cuts, one above
and the other just below the eye. No.
3 had just arrived and he was taken here
without any delay and placed in the
Dickinson hospital. DR.. Rucker accom-.
panied Mr.. Budda and turned him over
to the company physician. The first
night he was delirious and caused some
trouble. A thorough examination at the
hospital showed that, although badly
bruised, his injuries were not critical and
his complete recovery is expected in a
few days.
The Dickinson press., 1907-02-23
ABSTRACT OFFICE
Open for Business.

Messrs. John R. Current, F. c. Hebron
and L. R. Baird opened the first of the
week an abstract office in the Ray build
ing on Willard street, under the firm
name, Current-He ffron Abstract Co.
For several months this firm has been
working to establish an abstract Office,
and over $1,000 has been expended in
making their records. L. R. Baird, for
merly with the Merrill Abstract Co. Of
Minneapolis, has recently been associ-
ated with Messrs. Current and Hebron
as a member of the firm.
Every member of the firm. is a duly
qualified attorney at law and their alb
stracts are lawyers abstracts. For
some time abstracts of this kind have
been wanted and the new firm has been
very busy since opening for business.
The Dickinson press., 1907-02-23

w. J. %Littlehales, superintendent Of
pumping stations. has been doing extra
work at Mandan and went there again
Friday. FL
The regular morning service at St.
Johns church Sunday, February "a, will
be omitted. The service in the even
ing will be held as usual, with a lecture
on Mohammedism.
Mrs. Gordon Dodd, who has been
visiting relatives in Miles City, stopped
over in Dickinson to visit her sister,
Mrs. H. AZ. Roberts, before returning to
her home in Mandan Friday.
John L. Mansfield OF Oshkosh, Wis.
arrived here Thursday. Mr.. Mansfield,
who will do housepainting, kalsomining,
paper hanging, ETC., expects to move
his family to this city in the early sum-
mer.
H. L. Bean of Glen Ullin, breeder of
registered Cleveland Bay horses, was in
Dickinson on Friday. Mr.. Bean has
some stock for sale or trade, notice of
which will be seen elsewhere in the
PRESS.
Mrs. M. T. Zimmerman, Mrs. Alfred
White and daughter, Miss Florence
White. returned Friday afternoon from
a ten days stay at Hunters Hot Springs,
Mont. Messrs. Kihm, Manning, van.
der Las and Jones we're expected on a
later train.
The store recently vacated by C.
Goldstein is undergoing extensive
changes in preparation Tor a bakery and
quick lunch room to be conducted by
Mrs. c. H. Brislin. Booths have been
arranged on each side of the and
the work of painting and papering j.
progressing rapidly. The place will ct
open for business a bout March I.
The Dickinson press., 1907-02-23

Miss Katherine Gallagher of Mandan
took advantage of the Washington
birthday recess to visit her sisters, Mrs.
Julius Hollst of Gladstone. and Mrs. w.
A. Mcclure of this city. IL
George Meisner, who has been ill at
the Imperial hotel in Belfeld for the
past week, was taken to this city Thurs
day night and is receiving treatment at
the Dickinson hospital. -
The Missouri Slope Brick & Tile COM
pany has completed the plans and COM
menced the work of construction of the
boarding house and the superintendent
residence at the company's brick plant
about two miles east of this city. "
Joe Wokal and the other members of
The Spring Creek T%hreshing Co. went
to Gladstone on Wednesday to settle
with Lefor Bros. for their machine pur-
chased last season. Mr.. Wokal reports
the average yield of wheat at 20 blu. .to
the acre for 1906.
c. F. Merry was in Bismarck on Tues.
day and Wednesday to get his proposed
German-American Co. articles filed, but
for various reasons the state legal de.
partment would not accept them, conse.
quently the existence of such a company
has not been authorized.
DR.. E. McCarten of Fargo, who has
been practicing dentistry for several
years in Fargo and Hankinson, arrived
in Dickinson recently and has establish.
ed himself in the Office over the Nc.
Donald & Pomroy drug store, formerly
occupied by DR.. G. A. Clarke, who re.
moved from the city a short time ago
Mrs. ]. S. White has been suffering
for the past week with a badly sprained
wrist as the result of a fall last week
Mrs. White stepped outside the house
last Friday evening and slipped on the
ice, causing her Il fall. In trying tc
save herself she came down on her RICH,
hand with such force that the wrist was
badly sprained.
P. w. Hill of Mandan, who has charge
of the telegraph construction crew, now
busy putting up new wires from Helena
to St. Paul, arrived in the city the frs,
of the week and with Mrs. Hill is max.
ing his headquarters at the St. Charles
hotel. The crew, working from the
west, is expected in Dickinson this
week. William Murrey of Mandan
chief lineman of the first district, and
r. E. Coy, chief lineman of the second
district, were also in the city this week
Mrs. Luella Kruger, wife of F.
Kruger, who lives IS miles southwest Of
this city, died at their home Tuesday
February 19. Mr.. and Mrs. Kruege,
came here from New Salem, Wiscon.
sin, a little w a year ago and took UP
a homestead south of this city. Mrs
Kruger is survived by her husband and
a little daughter, one week old. Hel
The Dickinson press., 1907-02-23

father, B. F. Miller of New Salem, Wis.,,
arrived Monday and later in the week
accompanied the body of his daughter
to her former home, where the funeral
will'b held. Mr.. Miller also took with
him his little granddaughter.
There was a good attendance at the
meeting of the Ladies of the Maccabees
held in the Odd Fellows hall Wednes-
day evening. Two candidates, Mrs. H.
R. ;Eolscreft and Mrs. c. B Hanson,
were received into the order. Mrs. {.
H. Brislin, record-keeper, was elected as
delegate to attend the interstate con-
vention to be held in Huron, S. D.,
March ~. Miss Lizzie Rapp, treasurer,
was elected as alternate and both
ladies expect to attend the convention.
At the meeting of the Rebekahs held
in Odd Fellows hall Thursday evening
there was a very good attendance.
Miss Bertha Smith wa initiated into the
order. The initiation was followed
by a parcel shower in honor of Miss
Susie Runyan, whose marriage to Bernet
c. Noark will take place March s.
Miss Runyan was the recipient Of many
beautiful presents, as tokens of esteem
from her friends in the order. Excel.
lent refreshments of ice cream, cake,
sandwiches and coffee were served and
a delightful social hour followed.
Frank Froehlich, aged 70 years, died
at his home a few miles from this city
Wednesday, February 20. Mr.. Froeh.
Itch came to this country and settled in
Scotland, S. D., in 1891, and moved from
there to his home a few miles northwest
Of Dickinson in 1896. He is survived
by ten children, nine of this number
living in this locality. Mr.. Froehlich is
also survived by one sister, Mrs. Adam
Ehrmantraut, who resides northwest Of
this city. The funeral was held at St
Joseph's church Thursday afternoon
Rev. Thomas Rabsteinek officiating
Interment was made in St. Joseph's
cemetery.
In the near future the South Side
amusement hall will be transformed in.
to a school convent to be conducted by
and under the management of the Bene.
dictine Sisters. Rev. Thomas Rabstei.
mex, pastor of St. Joseph's church, is a,
the head of the undertaking and the
institution will have his financial sup.
port. 1t is proposed to take the hall, a
building 80 by So feet. and make it into
a two story .ediice, suitably arranged on
the first floor with kitchen, dining and
reception rooms and a recitation room
The second story will be arranged for a
dormitory, with rooms for the Sisters
and students. Bids for the work of re.
modelling the building are to be received
up to March /.
Deputy Sheriff John Budda has been
receiving treatment at the Dickinson
hospital the past week, as the result o.
The Dickinson press., 1907-02-23
Horses for Sale.

l have three young Cleveland Bay
stations for sale; they are registered,
and catalogue will be furnished on re.
quest. These horses must be solid
Will trade for other stock, marketable
horses preferred. 1 also have regis
tered Cleveland Bay mares and colts
tor sale or trade. Catalogue may be
seen at PRESS Office. H. L. BEAN,
Glen Ullin, N. D. 2-23-1op
The Dickinson press., 1907-02-23
CAME TO

My place l COW branded c back of
left shoulder, and i calf; also 3-year old
red steer, white stripe along back, no
brand. Owner prove property and pay
charges. 0. H. UPLAND, Mott. 2-23.3t
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-26
Trying Ordeal.

In an editorial in the Statesman of Wednesday advising the peo
pie OF Boise retain their equanmty during the approaching
OF national interest the following remarkable paragraph
Boise has just been through ordeal in which main
tanned high standard under the greatest aggravaton and
to be hoped the equpose will maintained throughout the
long tedious proceedings aught with much importance
people and toie nation that open courts
II the ordeal here referred to thendictmen of Senator
Borah and Others the charge conspiracy to deraud the gov
eminent Of timber land thea indeed laugh, use the
Frenclman's famous expression
Truly the citizens Of Boise maintained high standard of equa-
nmy during the ordeal the only banstom in evidence being
IN the vicinity OF the Statesman Office and the chief
decabe sheet was wrought up HE himself to Wash
ngto II he had remained at home telling he would have
stood the ordeal fact the general opinion the trying ordeal
yet to
Did Mr. Cobb expect the people masse ride Tndee
Beatty on rail- tar and feather District Attorney Ruc and dpce
me grand jury at the point of the bayonet for ndictng Boah
and leopardzing even the great Cobb himself?
truly our people stood the ordeal equanmty and in fact
with some amusement if pu antics Of fellow citizen ever
mirth.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-26
Undesirable Citizens.

President Roosevelt having asserted his right speak of certain
Of his fellow citizens undesirable citizens generous enough
right of expression opinion Others Thus
be freely admits that there may be who regard the subjects
of his desirable citizens One gentleman in fact
expresses himself regarding Meyer and Haywood de
sirabc occupant Of the White House. with the big teeth
the big stick for bores and the big NIT for campaign contrbu
tons This the retort dscoueous to the worlds only Teddy
who thus himself others him. is novel
procedure the least for president of the United States
open up general discussion the desabiy of c-
and the undesraby OF others and to throw down the bars
for general "take' the proposition 1t may lead
forsee consequences Thus each of having ndi-
vidual grievances dozen of fellows who
desirable But what going do about it, and what
fact be the upot of the whole matter We all know that
My Dear Hartman who dined and wned frequently the
White House undesirable when he refused put up
money for the Hughes campaign fund in New York So here
have precedent guide The that does loosen
up his purse strings for the which interested is
undesirable. No question about that
Presidential ethics teaches nowadays that the
quotes inopportune time what said only
desirable but also liar This of trouble
and closely stuck with sufficient vociferaion gets of
great many tight places.
AS Roosevels idea of desirble citizen there is
whose Relating and discrimination the Santa Fe railway
of bankruptcy but whom Teddy gave
clean bill of health six columns long; then there is Busse the
mayor of Chicago who few years since shot friend in
the shoulder and eye midnight bawl the afec
tons of bawd and for whom Roosevelt of
nendatien the of Chicago Then Jap Full
some in the the praise Roosevelt gives this Mongoa
whom he advised congress special laws naraze There
may be labor leaders who have been radical
trust magnae who longer refuse contribute Republican
pagn funds and e may be undesirable God
If we don't believe Debs and Hartman be desirable
than the amondeyed of the Mikados realm
But right down bedrock of Rooseves business
who desirable undesirable He can't do anything about
and it is very good thing that he can't
There in the United States yet while and no
Siberia to which he can transport of his fellows whom he
designate undesirable citizens
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-26
Bryan's Policy.

oIyah advocates complete publicity Of campaign says
eI ouee journal He would have the political committee
disb, ~ Puolc the contributions received well as u'
no,io,1 ue' mus the people would know from whom wv
we're expended lDiiu' anu lol What uess
law as this would end most if not ALL Of the poluo
mum The Ia now exists 1t would certainly reduce MIN
eiaI s involved in the great contributions made by nan
immunity or ~ political committees for the purpose of securing
possible 70 obt uch law would make it difficult if not III
ea canpa Gean The funds defray the
deay the cost 90 u is the why have the governa
- noiding the elections?
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-26
Rhode Island Senator.

The legislature of Rhode Island has adjourned without e
senator to succeed George P Wetmore Of the issues at ss
!; the contest prominent authority stated last week:
n This political struggle is involved the longer civic cn
which has for years been waged in the State between DemO
and form of ogarchy. As is well known membership
Rhode Island legislature apporoned that the small co
towns isolated and apathetc hold the power These little tow
ronohods of the native New England stock in the hands
h machine At the head of the machine is the blind boss"
~ Rravon In the senatorial the champion of those
would smash this machine is Colonel R. H. Goddard Th
lifelong Republican, he has accepted the Democratic nom
He has behind him. therefore the Democratic party and such
nubicans as arendependen enough to withstand party pss
The other two candidates both avowedy Republicans One
emore is candidate to succeed himself AS senator he has
national affairs to his colleague Mr. Adrich His kindly ds
tion has won him many friends but he has done nothing
the scandaos conditions maintained by the states system r
boro1gs Colonel S. P Colt the other Republican candidate
is head of the rubber trust has qualification for the office
only explanation for his candidacy his great wealth In
Senator Wenore represents the older interests of the
dsrust manhood suffrage Colonel Colt represents the
dustra life of the state and its moneyed interests Together
two represent the forces working for the maintenance of p
political conditions Colonel Goddard the other hand r
sen forces of revolt which in this that he
sen not private but public interests He from Of
oldest of New England families he is rreproachabe in caa
is both respected and popular and of ability and ex
The situation is not only comment upon the political
avement of Rhode Island but is also criticism upon
method Of leaving the legislature the election of
outcome has been remarked only foresee and
is blind"
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-26
Borah's Indictment.
GREAT UNEASINESS.
(Salmon Recorder.


The findings the federal grand jury Boise has created great
uneasness among many of the leading politicians of the State
of the findings of the jury be credited both the editor
of the Statesman and Senator Boah will be called on to explain
of their connections with the land deals 1t quietly wins
peed that if of the land deals investigated with the
energy with which the federal department has had an
overhaulng there would felt than there at
the present time.
couple of months ago the Recorder received the information
Republican reputation the evidence had gone
Washington concerning W. Borahs connection with these
frauds in which he charged with hundred fraudulent
and specific charges said that Borah implicated an at
orney of the lumber company of which Calvin Cobb editor OF the
Statesman said be both stakeholder and of the directors
is also rnored that Democrats who have been prominent
state affairs would be the tolls not that death had
kindly interviewed For fear might draw wrong conclusions
will say that whisper has any connected
the of Frank Hunt in unworthy act.
1t will be remembered that the grand jury session at
Moscow last fall investigating these cases. and for unknown
the general public Judge Beatty ouned the nvest
cation for the time being Those who the inside did not
hesitate saying that the jury in their investigation discovered
that they readng upon dangerous grounds Had they gone
further the they would have made discoveries which would
have had bad effect upon the election For this is
charged the jury discharged by Judge Beatty until this spring
When Judge Beatty received notice from the federal departments
continue henvestga0on he had left Moscow and made the
that would be impossible get the jury together they
had gone their homes
When accumuates from forty hundred thousand
dollars in profession salary of from three five thou
sand dollars year but few years he very apt have the
finger of suspicion pointed him. This has been done this state
and would require very extended acquaintance point out
specifically several gentlemen who have accomplished this penom
in high finance grand jury composed of the representa-
tive of the state perform their duty, very
liable make specific charges upon which indictments be issued
unless the evidence of such discriminating that it will
doing 1t deplorabe that ability of
W. Borah will be lost honor and integrity as to be i'm
dictated in such dsepuabe business with which he charged
If he guilty of defraudng attempting defraud the gov
let him receive the full penalty of the law If he is
he will than likely be in position prove the Cd
Fortune time
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-26
Just Go Ahead.

mere only one course for the government pursue reaH
10 the alleged timber land frauds in Idaho and that is po
WIN the investigation and trials just as in any other III
ol'unae mat Senator Borah is mixed up this affair but
siord neither ask or receive any special favors
Just why the grand jury given recess and the ndtcnS
Ou up WITHOUT beng made public is of speculation
LOT the purpose of the national administration PLAYING favo
'''g inc act is reprehensibe beyond expression
mat there IS or be any connection between the land m
anu e ulal OF the men accused of the murder of Goverp
oeg is preposerou and this contention was disposed
oney Burtch of the department of Justice The attempt
p tlat the two are united par with the campas
polls last November = -
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-26
Famous Vindication.

1t was famous vndicaon No pen but that of the inmna
Dooey should attempt do justice "vindicaon where
frees hmesf from contempt of refusing to pro
the books of which he is manager the ground that to pn
them would verify the es of his enemies and tend ncrr
rate him the charge of fraud certainly something be
Of and no wonder the hero of such episode given m
ton by the bon ton his release from JAIL
An faith Hennesy the hgh-handed district attorney and
annca Judge put in prison for contempt of in not pro
ducg books that would have proven me guilty my aom
thank got out cropus deficit as Hogan would say and an
Im indicated"
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-26
IN PECULIAR POSITION.
Occur d'Alene Press

In attempting have the indictment against him for b
frauds dropped the ground that the friends Mover and %
wood back of Senator Borah placing himself in ne,r
position before the public If he make showing that A -
legged indictment based insufficient testimony the United States
district attorney might be justified quashng the same other
wise he should face the lime light and himself HE H
shield himself behind the officials of the Western Federation
Miners and influence the president the ground that their
cesful prosecution will fail unless he protected not the ~
clear himself.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-26
BORAH'S MISTAKE.
(Weiser, Ida, Sienal.)

Senator Borah has made serious mistake appealing the
for protection before the evidence upon which his
dctment by the federal grand jury known Senator Burton of
Kansas queaed Senator Mitchell and Representative Williamson
of Oregon proclaimed loud their innocence and sbe
qunt developments proved their guilt Senator Borah may be in
but the country will withhold its Judgment PENDING te
evidence If he innocent his reputation will suffer by
of this indictment but if guilty he should be punished 1t useless
appeal Roosevelt for his reputation of long standing to
allow men to stand or fall by their records
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-26
BEGINS INAUSPICTOUSLY.
(Springheld, Mass, Republican. }

Senator Borah of IDAHO who has been indicted completely
in the timber frauds thereby beginning his naupousy
though he may ultimately be cleared This there is no damn
ing of Ethan Allen Hitchcock the during his vigorous
rule the interior department but instead Bora
and the other Republican leaders Idaho who have indicted
the victims of conspiracy designed help Haywood and
Meyer the alleged of Goernor Snenberg in whose
prosecution Senator Borah special counsel for the This
sounds highly mprobabe-a the men indicted for omplcy
the land frauds have been victims of conspa according
their views of it.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-26

We are preparing to greatly increase the circulation of The
BOISE citizen and
Of the Democratic party Copies OF this issue are being sent to
leading Democrats throughout the which trust will be taken
as an invitation to subscribe We of building up from
me ground hoor great and ask the cooperation of all
and nation.