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ONE AND

Call honey in New York, 5000 per cent.
New York Clearing House statement: Elk
changes, sS16, 446,042; balances, 1929. 799;
sub-treasury credit, 81. 2O2, O39. The sub
treasury gained s., 93S,0OO from the banks
Monday, and since Friday it has gained
S., 0 200.
Commercial bar silver in London, 60sz
cents; Mexican dollars, 47% cents; bar sill
Yer in London. N2Sd.; premiums on gold
at Madrid, 12.75; at Lisbon, 9.
Paris rentes, "a francs S21s centimes
Paris private rate Of discount, 81 pei
cent; exchange on London, 20 francs IL
centimes. Berlin private rate of discount
6 per cent; exchange on London, 20 marks
81 pigs.
Money oil call in London, 404% per cent
Rate Of discount for both short and three
months bills, 6A@6hs per cent. Consol'
for money, 81 13-16d. for discount, 50 lied
Gold coin to the amount OF e144,0W was
withdrawn from the Bank of England to
day for n shipment to New York.
Foreign exchange market held a stronG
tone, with quotations about nominal. De
mand sterling was quoted t.szS; cables
4.ss94.91; sixty day bills, 4Sf; rables, 4.SO
short francs, 5,167s, and reichmarks, S4%.
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The cotton market
opened steady at unchanged prices to a
decline If 7 points. which was better than
due on the cables, and Immediately after
ward advanced sharply on an urgent de-
mand from Wall Street shorts and support
from the bull clique. After selling at a
net advance Of about S@12 points on the
active months the market eased off
slightly from the best, and during the
middle of the morning ruled very nervous,
with fluctuations irregular. There was
comparatively little outside business, but
some of the larger interests on each side
traded in comparatively large blocks. The
weather over the holiday was considered
favorable. and there was no change in the
character of the spot news.
The market was irregular late in the
morning and prices at midday were about
2 to 8 points net higher, having reacted
several points from the high level Of the
morning.
NuntatInns Administered hu Nnn Schaick &
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JERSEY STANDARD OIL
SUIT HALTED BY COURT.
Illinois Judge Asks Representative Of
Corn Interests to Show Cause Why
Case Should Not Be stopped.

CHICAGO. Nov. 6.-Pro5ecution of the
suit filed by George F. Harding for the
appointment of a receiver for the Standard
Oil Company of New Jersey, the Corn
Products Company, the Corn Products Re
filming Company and the Corn Products
Manufacturing Company was suddenly
halted yesterday by an order issued by
Judge c.. C. Kohlsaat, of the United States
Circuit Court. The judge ordered Harding
and his attorney. A. B. Joyner, to appear
November IL and show cause why they
should not be permanently enjoined from
prosecuting the big suit, and in the mean
time nc action in the litigation in the Su-
perior Court can be taken.
This move came as a complete surprise
and nay cause a conflict of jurisdiction
between the State and Federal courts. II
followed the filing of a petition for an In
junction by Attorneys Moran, Mayer and
Harding suit, in which a yelled attack Is
made upon Harding. n 1t is declared
that the receivership proceedings are
merely a subterfuge to supersede an orig
inal suit filed last May by the Chicago
court to the United States Circuit Court.
trolling interest in the Loan and Trust
Company and hat the corporation is used
merely as a shield and a cloak to conceal
his property. 1t is alleged that he used
the trust company as a device to evade
the payment of alimony to his wife in the
sensational suit for separate maintenance
filed by Mr.. Harding and bitterly fought
for years in the courts.
In his suit Harding charges that the
OH Company. with certain in
to wreck the Corn
at $780, 900, 900.
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APPEAL TEXAS OIL SUIT.
indication That Federal Receiver May
Be Removed.

FORT WORTH. Tex. Nov. GA direct
statement from the bench in the Federal
Court of Appeals during the on
the appeal of the Waters-Pierce Oil Conn.,
pany from the verdict in the State courts
In favor of the State Of Texas for penal
ties a~ggregatlng $1,6O0,000 and custer from
the state because of the anti-trust law
violations was that If the property Of the
Waters-Pierce Oil Company was actually
In possession of the State Of Texas at the
time Judge Bryant. at Sherman, Tex, on
June 10 last, appointed c. b. Dorchester
Federal receiver OF the company, the nc
ton of Federal Judge Bryant was null
and void
The question from the bench was di-
rected TO T. w. Gregory while he was
presenting the argument of the State Ia the
case. and indicated that the Court OF
Appeals might remove the Federal receiver
The property Of the Waters-Pieree com
pany has never been placed IN the hands
Of the State receiver. Robert Eckhardt. OF
Taylor. but shas been IN the possession q
G. Dorchester, Of sherman. the Fed
eral receiver.
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SETTLING INSURANCE DEAL

NsW Work. Nov. s.-Edward Lauter-
DIT 9-lsel for E. R. and O. r. Thomas.
~ '<ve agreed to return s10O,O 900 cash
s~l si'oOo'WO In notes to the syndicate of
~ which had bargained for
~ rruass OF the Provident Savings Life
taIS ipr the final settlement of the rether
~ tpprroased deal are far from finished. and
b taad many ny days viii doubtless be REQUIRED
Mr.. u,v nesotiations come to a close.
conference will be held today in the ot,ca
oa rormeT Justice Morgan j. O'Bnen. Of
c soohs for the syndicate, there IS small
p pstUre' MY, tn shat anything Of a definite
head of the syndicate and former 49, T,,ges,
fa, OF Utah. viii also attend the coSs
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LAUDS ROOSEVELT.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-E. H. Gary.
chairman of the executive committee of
the United States Steel Corporation, is
quotea TO-DAY as saying regarding the visit
wnicn ne ana II. G. Frick made to Wash
ington on Monday:
.Ihe President is disposed to do every
tnins IN ms power that Is right and proper
country" - Tue
Mr.. Gary declared that he was mot nre-
pareo 70 make any more detailed state
nent ABOUT the visit nor about the aconi-
s snG rs OF me control Of the Tennessee Coal
Steel corporation He Thought he might
i ps ! 10 say more about these matters
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SHORTAGE IN APPLE CROP.

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. s.-The apple crou
OIL ese United States for 1907, as esti-
scant 24.00O,O 900 barrels. This tota' y
materially short of last year. or a fsiInrs
exen more marked compared with 1905 nnS
ses ~ T. is vd greater importance is the short
as western New York, nearly ali Of Mich.
isal and the entire Southwest. "aie
nr ron = seaerais way the shortage is more
and what may be set down as an abso g,se'
tnilurs - kansas, Missouri and NebrasEs
ms descrlgtion nearly holding good in 1
New York State has a good manv orr,..
~ me agGregate and Of excellent qualify
sS,rd the total Is only about a fourth to 4
~ entf ~ Of q tnll Held. New England ha:
solely to the fact that Maine bronshf ~ =
maturity a good crop. 'sousne =
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DIVIDEND

Niles Bement Pond Company regular
quarterly of III per cent. on its preferred
stock. payable November Is; books close
November 8, reopen November 16.
Washington Railways and Electric Com
pany usual ~semi-annual Of 21z per cent.
on its preferred stock, payable December
L; books close November 10.
American Shelters Securities Company
regular quarterly of III per cent. on its
preferred stock payable December Q; books
close November %, reopen December %.
1t has also declared regular quarterly of
IA per cent. on It's preferred stock payable
December 2; books close November Is, re-
omen December 3,
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EARNINGS.

Chicago, indianapolis and Louisville,
gross 1856, 500, decrease 5000; operating ex-
penses, $3so,161; increase $10,s39; net $226.S4S,
decrease $11,74s; taxes $21, 800, increase 81
500; net operating revenue $2o4,SaS, decrease
$14, 24S.
Illinois Central, September. gross 5000,
09S, increase $354,555; operating expenses
and taxes $3,9o0,g69, increase $590,907; net
81 ,10l,129, decrease $236,352.
For fourth week in October:
Denver and Rio Grande. 1868. 500, increase
$6S,Soe. From July !, $S.0es,6OO, increase
1881, 300.
Canadian Pacific, s.. $4,000, increase $41 :
900. From July !. $27, 47e, 904, increase 81
26S.717.
Buffalo. Rochester and Pittsburg, $S17,-
174 increase $54.144. From July l, $S,SO4, 4O2
increase $63S, 81.
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RELIEF IN CROP HANDLING.
will Be No Delay in Shipments to the
Seaboard.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The situation
relative to the handling of the crops in
Oklahoma and other parts of the South
west and in Kansas and other States of
that region. has leased up during the
past few days, according to advices re-
ceived by Interstate Commerce Commits
sioner Prouty.
Mr.. Prouty has just returned from an
extensive trip into the Southwest.
THE people there were a little aiarmeu
over the outlook when I left there" he
said. "The indications were then that
great difficulty might be experienced in
moving the crops to the seaboard. MY
information now is that the situation has
cleared somewhat and the movement Of
the crops eastward and to gulf ports will
not be long delayed"
Governor Frantz, Of Oklahoma, stated a
day or so g that the territory had a
million-bale cotton crop and a $4,000 Oo
bushel wheat CROP
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NEW C~oRPoRAr1oNs.

M. Augenblick q Co., commission dealers
in butter and eggs had their articles of
Incorporation recorded in the County
Clerks Office today. Capital stock, SIPS coo.
paid UT, $10,5Oo; incorporators. Meyer and
Adolph Augenblick. and Addison H. Jones;
registered office, 16 Commerce street.
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uotatIons furnished by Van schaick 8
oHTcAGo R A MARKET.

CHICAGO, Nov. e.-wheat opened weak
today, the chief Influence being a decline
Of Id. at Liverpool. December. 94sk to q.
Corn weak; December, S591s.
Oats easy; December, 1895.
Provisions weak; January pork, 1890:
lard, S.021h; ribs. tbs.
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ORE POOR; MILL CLOSES.
High Bridge Mineral Not Rich Enough
to Maintain It.

HIGH BRIDGE Nov. s.-Because the
ore was not rich enough to pay for min
ing the Raritan Graphite Company, Of
philadelphia, closed its mill here yesterday.
About seventy-five workmen are thrown
out of employment. About three. years
ago the company procured mineral rights
In several farms, believed to contain
graphite, in this section and erected a
large mill equipped with the best machin-
cry Tor separating graphite from the ore
on the Beavers tract. Two shafts wrere
opened and it was said at that time the
quantity of graphite in the mines was
practically ~inexhaustible, and that the ore
produced an average of over is per cent
the cost of mining being about / ner rem
me ore recently milied ran only. n a.
said. a little over 2 per cent. While the
MIL Is equipped with the most in,nroraS
machinery, they find it dificuIt ~ ssnor.ta
tne sraphit from the ore. Last snrine
the mil closed down. owing to a. dis
rsresment among the stockholders and
amusement Operations were resufnaS
about three months ago. s7u~eu
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CLOSING PRICES.

Following are the quotations of the days
prices. bid and asked. as furnished
by Byrne & Mcdonnell. stock brokers. SC
Broad street. Telephone Sis:
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Following are the quotations of the day 8
prices, as furnished through Byrne & Nc
Donnell, 500 Broad street:
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When baby's head needs washinr rnb
on pure olive oil, and in about five min.
utes use the fine comb. and the child'a
head win be as clean as though Won had
d ds soap ana water; there will Be no
the sEowth NJ the hair. ss nssps
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NEW YORK pRODUCE EXCHANGE.

Furnished by Byrnc & Mcdonnell, stock
brokers, SEQ Broad street. Telephone ol5-
OneninR. C.oglME.
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LOCAL SECURITIES.

The appended list of quotations on the
active local securities is furnished by Her
man ] Egner. room sos. Prudential build
ing: Rid. ASKED.
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CHICAGO BoARD OF TRADE.


Furnished by Byrne & Mcdonnell, stock
500 Broad street. Telephone 6l5.
Opening. Closing.
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BOSTON STOCK MARKET.

BOSTON, Nov. 6.-Following are quota
lions of the active stocks dealt in on the
Boston Stock Exchange:
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3 Doors From Market Street
3 Doors From Market Street
GREATLY ENLARGED GU RTERS. MODERHlzED BUILDING, IN The HEART
OF THE FINANCIAL DISTRICT.
Fl YEARS OF PROGRESS
Fire Insurance Companies Represented:

ASSETS JAN. I, 'U7
Spring field Fire and Marine ms. Co. -. Springfield. :. SO, 03o,26l
National Fire Insurance CT. 49,. Hartford. 49,. 7,076,S53
PaiatIne Insurance Company ....... -. London. .-.-.. 5,%4o'oZ'
Noruich Union Fire insurance Co 800. England. ...... $40, o2o
The Home Insurance ca. ........ New York. 90 $50, ia
Pennsylvania Fire insurance Co. -. Philadelphia. o,3oi,573
po,ot Insurance ca England. -. 1928, 254
GIobe and RUTGERS Fire Insurance Co. New York. -. 4,10I, 900
Hamburg Bremen Fire Insurance Co. Germany -. 2,31o SIS
Queen Insurance Co 49,. New York -. 6,5O6,o3
County Fire Insurance Co $50. Philadelphia l,08o,S1
City of New York Insurance Company, New York :. oo7,ZOI
Total A ASSETS for Protection of Policy Holders. 49,. SIS, 247, 1928
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National Surety Company of New
York: assets, 50. 104, 1926. Burglary In
surance, Fidelity, Court and Con-
tract Bonds.
= Hartford Steam Boiler Insurance
and Inspection Company of Hart
ford assets, $3,97S, 246. The Largest
Steam Boiler Company.
Lloyd's Plate Glass Insurance
Company of New York; assets, $685.
$40. The Premier Plate Glass In
Company.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-09-19

DIVISION Liberal ARTS
Open to the pupils in all schools In Idaho
county, All papers entered In this division
must contain at top Of first page name of pupil,
name of school building or district, name and
postOffice address of teacher, and where a num-
Der of sheets comprise one entry they must be
securely fastened together.
CLASS l.
Best general exhibit work of at
least six pupils In ungraded
schools .....,..... eco LOO
Best general exhibit work OF at
least six pupils OF graded schools
primary to sixth grade ....... 90 90
Best general exhibit, seventh and
eighth grade of graded schools. 200 / 90
Best general display from any Une
room In any graded school ..... 200 100
Best general display OF work from
any rural or ungraded school,. 90 / 90
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.Pren1iumList Idaho Fac s;""'y
~~- Croneeuale October 1884 I9OZ@-

All exhibition Of live stock are most earnest
ly requested to enter thefr stock in the proper
class with the secretary q the earliest possible
date, ana not later than October l, 1907.
Parties desiring stalls for live stock will
please make application 70 the secretary at
least one week prior to opening Of the Fair
we make this request In order that we may
know how many TO provide for.
The Association will furnish sheds, stalls. hay
and bedding for all live stock entered, 1t IL
therefore necessary that they know the number
entered prior to the opening In order that they
may furnish ample room.
A proper entry of all articles, animals aud ex-
hibits must be made in the entry book at the
secretaryis once before they are placed on ex-
hibition Tags will be furnished each exhib-
itor to be placed on articles or stock upon
request
No animal. OF article shall be allowed to COM
pete for more than one premium. nor shall 1t be
entered In more than one class, except a. one Of
. herd, or in general competition.
Where premiums are divided into First, Sec
Ond and Third. there mast be ct least Ave en-
tries: and where Premium are divided into
First and Second there mbst be at least three
entries.
All persous exhibiting live stock must keeI
the same under their own persOnai supervision
All exhibits will be en- tered free Of charge.
W. w. BROWN, I.C. HATTABAUGH.
President. Secretary
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girl wanted to go back on him and
if she did he would go crazy
Stated witness had been peculiar
before shooting that when he talked
to him he wouldn't answer but
looked down at the ground. AT
the request of defendant he had
slept with him a week before shoot
ing and that defendant had not
slept we'll. Sometimes he wouldn't
eat much. In his opinion Eagan
must have been insane.
j. G. Stevens: Known defendant
year and his reputation was good.
John Funk: Testified to the good
character of Eagan and stated he
believed him insane at time OF
shooting.
Charles Burgestrom: Have
known defendant since 1895. Was
partner OF his at one time. He
was good and law abiding citizen
who never had trouble of any sort.
Was not a drinking man. Was
insane 1T time of shooting. Had
noticed he had something on
his mind. He usually drank soft
drinks or beer.
Ed. Chindoll: Saw him the 10TH
of June. Had a talk with him.
Seemed greatly discouraged from
the way he was talking.
J. D. Porter: Have known de-
PENDANT three or four years. Repu
tation was good. Never have
known him to have any persona
difficulty. Was not drinking
man. Had noticed his work sew
eral times in the sixty days previou
to the shooting. Wasn't carryin,
out HE work as he should. Con
sidered him insane at time o
shooting.
F. M. Mckay: Knew defendan
for ~ months past. Since tn
middle of April had seen him ever.
day. Noticed three weeks befor
shooting work was not progressing
as it should. Eagan didn't seer
to STAY on work. Defendan
seemed nervous and of an unsettle
state Of mind. Wouldn't speak t.
the witness. Had spoken I
|, superiors about defendants cor
diti0n and been advised to loo
after his work. Defendant wa
not the man of former days. Cor
sidered him insane and would hav
|, considered him 30 even If he ha
not attempted the life of the CIR
SPOKE to Mr.. Carlson about tn
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had not been spurned-contractor,
good catch for this girl Of poverty.
Presents had been accepted from
him by the woman of his heart.
A promise to marry, and then the
ring. Doubtless each dav Tom
thought OF the home he had longed
for for years and went to work joy
fully as he noted with satisfaction
the coming realization. Then when
he was finally cast aside and the
promise broken, his mind had been
deranged. Scales spoke of the
preponderance of evidence intro
duced as to the insanity of the de-
PENDANT and ask the jury to re-
member .heir promise to him that
they would give the defendant the
benefit Of any reasonable doubt.
The defense was conducted in a
manner that shows we'll the ability
Of Atty. Scales a. a criminal law.
yer and from what seemed to be 9
hopeless case he developed an ex
cellent line of defense.
| The Verdict.
After being out little over al
hour the jury brought in verdic
Of equity as charged" Two bal
lots we're taken, the first being II
for conviction. The defendant wa
sentenced Monday bv the judge
to 10 years In the states p ism.
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MUST SERVE TEN YEARS IN PRISON
Jury Declares Eagan Guilty and Judge Pro-
nounces Stiff Sentence.

The trial of Tom Eagan was con-
cluded Saturday, thus consuming
FIVE days in trial. The jury re-
turned a verdict Of guilty after be-
ing out q short time and Eagan
has received sentence of 20 ears
in the penitentiary. There is no
doubt as to the defendant having
shot the parties AS charged in the
complaint, the question being as
to his sanity.
G. H. Carlson: He seemed to be
brooding over something for two
or three weeks previous to the
shooting. In my opinion he was
insane at time OF shooting. Saw
him in county Jail June "a. Asked
him if he wanted an attorney and
he said "it was no use." He was
nervous and backward and acted
as though he did not want me
there. Had conversation with him
the day following and asked him if
he wanted to live and he said
"yes," and commenced to cry.
He did not want an attorney.
Have known defendant IL years
and consider him a good worker
and honest man.
On cross examination stated /:
Noticed lack of energy in Eagan.
Was not drinking man. Defendant
had admitted to being drunk
Christmas.
Alfred Anderson: Was a partner
Of defendants at one time. Have
known him 5 years. Was of good
reputation and never heard of him
having trouble. Believed him in.
sane at time Of shooting. Did no,
act right for some time previous tt
shooting. Seemed to be worried
Wilhelm BurgstrOm: Have
known defendant 10 years. Mar
OF good reputation aud not givei
to drink. Knew of him having
been drunk once in 10 years. Mus
nave been insane ut time of shoot
ing.
}. Weagman: Testified as to tn
good character Of the defendant
Never saw him drunk but onc'
since he had known him. Thi
was in Spokane. Witness wa
foreman in Eagan's camp. Saw
MN most every day. Talked will
MIN several times previous to shoot
ing about Hilga Erickson. Defend
ant said he was going to marry tn
girl Christmas time. Week be
fore shooting he told witness tn
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Griffith for State.

In an hours speech Attorney
Griffith spoke OF the dastardly
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Farm loans. A. F. Parker. 45tl
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Notice Of proof Of application of water to
beneficial use.
Notice 10 hereby given that at II N. on the 3rd
day of November 1907, Mt Winona, County OF
Idaho State Of Idaho, before H. 9. Murch proof
will be submitted OF the application to benehci-
al use Of u of one cubic foot per second of the
waters Of Spring In accordance with the terms
and conditions Of Permit No. DIST heretofore
issued by the State Engineer Of the State OF
Idaho.
l. The name and pOst-ofice address of the
person holding said permit 10 Dave Yates,
Winona, Idaho County, Idaho.
2. The use 70 which said water has been ap-
piled Is domestic purposes.
8. The amount applied to beneficial use 10
Of cubic foot per second
1. The place where said water II used Is q. w
u of 8 Z. q Section 30, Twp SO N, r. 3 K. B. NJ
s. The right to take the water from sucf
works Is based upon Permit No. 1857.
s. The source Of supply from which such
| water Ia diverted Is spring
!. The date Of the priority which said use
10 prepared TO establish 10 November l, 1906.
| Jas. Stephenson, Jr.
| isis state Engineer