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The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
MILLIONS FOR HIS HEIRS.
Terms of Charles II. Deere's VIII
Made Public.

Rock Island. III. Nov. 27.-The gen
ereI terms OF the VIII Of the late
Charles Fl. Deere. implement manufac-
turer, were made public to-day. Prac-
ucauy his entire property, valued AT
$4,000 600. and comprising mainly the
control Of huge factories in Moline. III.
goes eventually to two ErandsOnS,
Charles Deere Wiman and Dwight Z.
Wiman. sons Of William D. wiman. Of
Moline, TO be paid over 10 them in three
instaIIments. Mr.. Deere died in Chi
cago a few weeks ago
The first irstaIlment Of . per cent
is to be equally divided between them
NJ the age OF thirty. another install
ment Of - per cent at the age Of forty,
and the remainder at the age OF fifty.
Meanwhile the income Of SI00. 900 IS to
be given ". D. Wiman during his life.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
FUNERAL OF E. A. MCINTYRE.
interment OF Prominent Attorney
VIII Take Place TO-mOrrOyv.

Funeral services for Edwin A McIn-
tire. one Of the oldest attorneys and real
estate men in the District, who died
Tuesday night. will be held at the family
residence. 224 c street northwest. to-mor-
row afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Ross
Fishburn, pastor Of the Mount Pleasant
Congregation Church, will oflciate.
Mr. McIntire, Who was sixty-three years
old, was a native OF Philadelphia. but
had resided in this city for more than
forty-four years. He was prominent in
business circles in this city. and had a
host Of friends both T.. washington and
in Philadelphia. He is survived by his
wife, one son, sn4 a daughter. Mrs. II.
b. Mills.
Mr. McIE-ire was a member OF r p
French Lodge, r. and \ NJ. which win
conduct the interment which will he AT
Rock Greek Park Cemetery
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
RICH YIRGINIAN IS MISSING
Alexander Morris Disappears from
Atlantic City.
Had Health md + lice Fear He
May Have c.
ted Suic

Atlantic City. y. J., Nov 2T-Alexan-
der Morris. OF Reedville Va. who made
"A fortune in the menhaden fisheries OF
this coast, disappeared from the Hotel
Archdale here last Saturday. and is be
lieved by the police to have wandered of
and possibly committed suicide. Mrs.
Morris, who came here with her nus
band. is prostrated.
Mr. Morris. who is forty-eight years
Of age. has been suffering from nervous
prosirdtion and was ordered here for
his heath
Police in every big city in the country
have been notified, and search is being
made Of the meadows here on the chance
that he may be dead.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
RAILROAD MAN BURIED.
Body of J. +. LegEe Sent 10 West
Virginia.

The remains OF John Francis I.eege.
who was for thirty-eight years connected
with the Baltimore and ONO Railroad.
were forwarded 20 Shepherdstown. w.
Va. yesterday morning. The body was
borne to the train on the shoulders of
the six oldest porters OF that railroad.
Many handsome floral tributes sent by
employees Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road were placed upon the casket- The
remains were inferred in the family plot
in Shepherdstown yesterday afternoon.
Fine rucing at BennicS ThankS-fviur
Day A great card Of seven races. m
yOu like steeplechases. there are two. III
you like "A race at a long distance. there
is the Washington Cup az pa miles. Go
early II you want "A seat
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
STANDARD OIL WINS CASE.
City Of indianapolis Defeated in
Measuring Contest.

indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 1.-THE Stand
ard Oh Company won a victory over the
city to-day in the long-contested case
arising from selling oil from wagons.
The city dfmanded the right 10 inspect
the cans. and arrested the drivers and the
local manager for selling short measures.
These cases were appealed. and tod,
the superior Court held that the c.
in which the Standard delivers oil
containers and not measures. and II
on this account II is not necessary ii.
each can be inspected and sealed by q
inspector OF weights and measures,
that the city may determine that
machinery used in filing the cans is ~
curate.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
BIG MILLS START UP.
Real Thanksgiving Day for Work
men in Pittsburg District.

Pittsburg. Nov. @7.--As a Thanksgiving
greeting TO workmerA who have been idle
for some time. the Republic Iron and
Steel Company and some smaller concerns
started up their works in fun to-day aad
viii not even stop an hour on Thanks
giving Day.
II IS announced in Pittsburs tonight
that the valley Iron Works OF the Repub-
lic Iron and Steel Company at Youlgs-
town. Ohio, started in fun to-day. as
did the Brown-Bonnen Iron Works Of the
same concern near Youngstown. THE Re
public has many orders in. and such faith
in conditions that tie works were started
fun blast. and the semi-oficial announce
ment made that the immense steel plant
of the Republic at Youngstown VIII be
starter early next week. The Shenango
Iron and steel Compauy's plant at Wheat
land. Pa. which has been closed down
for some time. has also started up in fun
and VIII run night and diy.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
WINS By NINE VOTES.
WuIrOus Elected Lieutenant Gov
ernOr of Rhode Island.

Providence. r. l., Nov. 27-With the
conclusion Of the count by the State re-
turning board to-day OF the ballots cast
in the general election Of November 8,
it was announced that Ralph c. Walrous.
the Republican candidate for lieutenant
governor. has been elected by nine votes.
His opponent was Charles Ssson, who il
was claimed was elected on the face of
the original returns.
More than usual interest has been dis
played in the count for this Office and
first ore man then the other has been
in the lead. Sisson's lead ON Monday
was y votes with only a few more dis
tricts TO be counted. but one district in
Woonsocket turned this plurality over
according TO the boards count. and put
Walrous in ahead. The closing count to-
day gave Walrous gains OF six more in
his home town of Warwick
Never in the history OF the State has
there been so close an election Cor "a
State officer. The total number OF votes
cast was 6242A
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
GOVERNOR TO OWN PAPER.
Vardaman Turns from, Political De-
feat TO journalism.

Memphis. Tenn. Nov. 2L-Disappointed
il is said, at having been defeated in the
recent race for the United States Senate
by Congressman John Sharp Williams.
Gov. Vardeman VIII retire at the end Of
his present term from politics, TO devote
his future 10 journalism.
Arrangements have been perfected for
launching "a big daily al Jackson. and
the governor viii be at the head as edi-
tOrial writer, advisor, and general man
ager
In an address at the college in Starks-
vile. Miss, to-day, Gov. Vardeman said
his future would De linked with news
paper work. 20 which he devoted himst :
in his native county. LeFlore. prior 70
his plunge into politics.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
TRAIN CRASHES mt tUTO.
Or. Gates. OF Cincinnati. Is Killed
in Wreck

Cincin fati. Ohio. Nov z7--Whue speed
ing % The bedside OF a patient. who was
reported 20 be diving, Or. Edward 5.
Gates, weII-known Cincinnati physician,
was almost instantly killed when the au-
tcmobile in which he was riding was
struck by au,accommodation train OF ths
Pennsylvania Railroad ar the Red Bank
grade crossing tonight
Or. Gates Was alone IN the machine d
light rum bout. and in his haste tried %
beat the train across the crossing. His
machine faItered on the crossing. and the
machine and its occupant were hurled
many yards by the train. which was go
inG very fast.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
Buricd in WING Cnre-in.

Goldheld, New, Nov. 27.-Willam Good
rich, superintendent OF the Scully Lease
on the Sandstorm. lies buried under
twenty-five feet of rock in the working
shaft of the mine. 4 cave-in occurred
Tuesday. Word was dispatched to Gold
field for aid, and a number of men i'm
mediately volunteered TO assist in the
rescue The rescuers are now at work.
but with little hope Of reaching Goodrich
alive
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
Army-Navy Football Game. PhiIadeI-
phia, Special Excursion via Bal
{fEnore and Ohio

going on all trains Friday November 29
and morning trains Both. valid returning
until December . Special train of dining
cars, parlor cars. and coaches viii leave
New Union Station. Washington. at 10 a.
m Saturday, S0th; returning, leave Phila-
Gelphia Immediately after the game. Res
ervations for the round trip made in adj
vance at Baltimore and Ohio Ticket Of
fees.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
LABOR MEN PLEASED.
Nr. Bryan Won Many Friends by
His Recent speech.

Labor leaders generally, those heading
the local movement and the many inter-
national officers who participated, are en-
thusiastic over the success Of the demon
stration Tuesday evening. and over the
speech Of William Jennings Bryan. giving
his views with regard 10 organized labor
Mr.. Bryans speech met with universal
approval from them. and ne has un-
doubtedly won many followers. 1t is also
declared that never in any city. much less
quiet dignitied Washington, has there
been held such a large and successful
demonstration from every viewpoint.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28

Columbus, Ohio. Nov. All doubt OF
the Intentions Of Senator Joseph Benson
Foraker and Of his colleague. sep,+,-
Charles Dick, regarding the attenpt 10
capture the Ohio Presidential delegation
solid FOR Secretary Of War Taft. was 70
moved to-day when John r MaIoy.
secretary OF the Republican State execu-
tive committee. and designated by tbe
Senators 10 represent them personally in
ohio's coming bitter political struggle,
declared war on Secretary Taft.
Refused TO Compromise.
Mr.. Malloy-s statement defining his
attituce-which is that Of the Senator's
and Of the portion Of the party in Ohio
which cIeaves 60 the Senatorial alliance.
so-cailed-charges o. Secretary Taft or an
unnamed advisor with refusing 10 agree
90 compromise. by which Taft should
have Presidential Endorsement. Foraker
another term IN the Senate, and Gov.
Harris q second term.
Mal-oy makes clear the intention Of the
Senators and their followers 10 fight i1
each Congressional district. and a hint is
dropped that the Foraker forces ars -
be led 10y Charles Kurtz. with indications
Of victory in at least I'VE districts.
senator Crane rs Peacemaker.
In his statement Mauoy says Senator
Murray Crane, Of Massachusetts. vas
commissioned 10 bring about the peace
between TAFT and Foraker and thought
for time he had succeeded.
II Is declar 7at Secretary Taft and
A.S orothe-. Tax, were favorable u
The peace. tuf AZ adviser not named over
ruled The. RieLas-
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
TAFT'S MOTHER Ill.
Her Recovery from Return of Old
NnInhN IL Doubtful.

New York, Nov 27.-Mrs. Louisa Taft.
mother Of the Secretary Of War. is serl-
ously in NJ her country home. in Mill
bury. Conn. She IS suffering from a re-
turn of the Illness which endangered her
life hast summer Her recovery from the
present attack is said TO be doubtful
At the nome of her son, Henry Taft. s.
West Forty-cighth street. tonight Il was
said that Mrs. Tafts life was Rot in i'm
mediate danger. Henry Taft's daughter.
Miss Louise is one Of the debutantes Of
the season. and the reception which has
been planned for her introduction on De-
cember VIII probably be postponed
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
EXTRA! ROOSEVELT SHOT"
Cleveland Paper Hears Of Attempted
AssasSination.

\ leading net .1aper Of Cleveland, Ohio.
printed an cS- edition last evening tell
ing OF an allegeu attempt to assassinate
President Roosevelt. This fact started a
rumor 10 the same effect here. together
with a small amount Of excitement
Inquiry at the White House developed
the fact that the officials there were in
ignorance Of such an affair. II was
learned that the White House and Mr.
Roosevelt were stfI intact.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
GAINS IN ADVERTISING BY
THE WASHINGTON HERALD

Speaking about gains in advertising have YOU observed the
strides The WAsHNCToN Herald is making? Is going ahead
unprecedented for newspaper of its age Indeed
setting pace for its contemporaries For e
ample 1t gained for the enyseven DAYS Of November lust
past compared with the days 1906 2O9}4 COLUMNS
Think OF that! 1t showing average 7cckv 0u of % COL
daily gain Of columns over last year Its record
OF gain by weeks thus far in its year is as follows
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
CRAWFORD A CANDIDATE.
Announces Himself In Race TO Sue
cced Senator E<i;tredSe.

St Paul, Mimi, Nov. G.-Gov. Coe
Crawford. of South Dakota. to-day an
nounced he would be a candidate for
United States Senator TO succeed Senator
Kituecge, defining his position in part
as follows;
Those who insist that ! shall be 4 can
didate are not satisfied ys:;H the attitude
OF Senator Kittredge and his qartisans
toward reform measures"
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
Gov CreeI Commutes Sentences,

FL Paso. Tex. Nov. 27.-The death SEN
tences OF Hubert, Mason, and Harle, the
three New York lie insurance murder
crs. has been commuted by Gov. Creel 10
twenty years imprisonmenta
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
baltimore and ohio 20 PItt.bur,-

-Four solid vestbuled trains leave New
Union Station daily: 9:i0 a. m with buff
fet parlor and dining car l-2e D. m. Chi
cage Limited, with observation pariOr car
and diner: $40 y. m- Pitts6urg-CleveIand
Express. sleeping cars, 2.30 night sleep
ing cars
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
CHANCELLOR TRIAL
DEVELOPS CLASH
Capt. Oyster and Attorneys
i'll War Of Words.
SLOW PROGRESS is MADE
Wife of superintendent a Con-
SpicuOuS Spectator.

second session of Board of Educa-
Troubles That Led Up to the Row
in the SchOOI Department.. Attracts
Large Crowd TO the Franklin BuiId-
ing-AdjOurnment Is Taken,
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28

Thanksgiving Day and the Washing
ton Cup race always come together. Seven
races at Benning on Thursday. two of
them steeplechases.
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
TEanksciN-inc DnN.

Take in the races at Benning. Seven
races, including two steepIechases and
the Washington Cup at two and a quar-
ter miles
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28

Two steepIechnses md the great race
'or the Washington Cup at 2L miles.
seven races in all A great days sport.
sure
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28

A In Carte Lunch Served Daily
At Ecksteins s from u 10 ;. 1412 n. Y, ava
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
MALLOY IN FIGHT
TO DEFEAT TAFT
Ohio Republican Secretary
Declares Open Warfare.
CHARGES BROKEN FAITH
Friends Of Mr.. Taft Refused TO
Accept Compromise.

says Agreement Had Been Reached
by Which the Secretary Of War
should Receive Presidential In
dorsement. Foraker Another Term
In >en"te. and GOV. Harris Eenom-
fnated-PeHeemnker Called on,
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28

Flooring (very good, S2.C0 ?sr leo st.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 6th st. and y. Y. ave-
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28

Dressed siding (ciear), 500 Per 100 Ft.
Frank Libbey & Co., sth ST. and y. Y. ave,
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
Continued on Page 2, Column 2.
Recome > Depo,Itor r. R,nl,,,u

Dept. OF Union Trust Co. 1914 F st and
have every barking advantage. Under
supervision OF l. 5. Treasury Dept This
company pays interest on all accounts
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
ARMY-NAvY FOOTBALL.

cpccIAI IrhInN IND Reduced Rates TO
PhhnGeiphln VIA Pennsylvania r. II.
Special train will leave Union Statfo,,
9.4O a. m Saturday. November 20. srri,-a
at the gates OF Franklin Field 12.i5 ~
Returning, leave Franklin Field aftar
close OF game. Pullman parlor cars. stand.
ara coaches, ana dining car serving lunch
con going and dinner returning AZ q eacl,
Round-trip Pullman tickets sold S4Oo
rOund-trip railroad fare from Washiugton
Tickets good going November % and IN to
ana including II a M train November 30:
good returning until December .. Cons,Ilf
ticket agents
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28

No. ] Cypress Shingles, $3.50 Per 1000
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9Th st. and n. Y. ave
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28

Every Kind Of Lumber Has Dropped.
Frank Libbey & Co, 9th ST. and n. Y. ave
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28

Hard Times! We're Cutting Prices.
Frank Libbey & Co. 9th ST. and y. Y. ave
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28
RncIuE nt BcnnIng on Thank.riy,np

Day. The best day of the meeting. Seven
races 10 be run. among them two steapIe-
chases and the celebrated Washington
Cup race at 2iL miles
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28

1851 Coils GAIN
AVERAGE GAIN WEEK. ........ So Coils
These figures show concuey what the of printers
ink the eneprising merchants Of the Capital think of THE
WASHINGTON HERALD advertising medium They are
patronzng freely all the time, because giving them
substantial returns newspaper generally read by Wash
ington people cannot fail to give results
The Washington herald., 1907-11-28

Capt. Oyster closed the discussion by
saying he was shocked and surprised
when he made the discovery; that he had
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-02
OCTOBER (19O7) TERM.


Caldwell, Idaho Oct. 81, 1907.
Seventh day of the October term
BOARD OF county
' A0' ps PRESENT. W. H. Plat chairman, D. p Dodd F. Cha
s ana " Badey clerk When the following proceedings had
The following bills ordered
oawn on the current
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-02

M&hov& A '''ose across the BOISE river at Parma
,o,ooL ~ ~ ordered that this
O'CLOCK a. M Monday, October 81 1907
ATTEST; Bailey Arnroved. W Fl Plat
Clerk.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-02

OCTOBER Q907) TERM
CALDWELL Idaho, October %. lot.
Eight of the October term.
The board Of County from
the 21st inst Present H. Dodd F. Cha
ney Bdey Clerk when the following proceedings had
to.wit
following In the respective
funds have ordered that the be
auditor provided
by law % follows:
From Ada county Indebtedness fund -. s1O51.71
From warrant redemption 1912
10 cu,rant expense fund ............. s12I2.s3
NATTER of of Hardy, al inhabitants
o.a dct No payue for public highway
said petition s awaiting ACCOMPLISHMENTS
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-11-02

OCTOBER t1so7) TERM.
Caldwell, Idaho, Oct %, 1907.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-12-20
Sugar Best F.sm<s prespssssA

The value Of the sugar beet crop as
4 revenue producer has bees thos.
oughiy demonstrated this year to the
farmers. especially since the 6aaneial
furry started in the East. says the
Beet Sugar Gaxette- =.
The wise farmer who eoatsaeted
to raise 4 certain acreage OF beets TOT
the factory in his neighbofhood, Is
wearing q smile of wide dimensions
these days a. he receives his cheek
for beets delivered during the past
two months
Notwithstanding the fact that the
value Of all other farm products has
deprecated along with the ta!l n
prices in other lines. there can be no
reduction in the value OF the beet
crop. As is well known. the price TO
be paid for beets 10 fixed BY agree:
ment between the beet gfowess aad
the sugar companies at the tune the
acreage is contracted fof. The fssm.
es knows exactly how much he WI
receive per ton OF beeis before ns e.
iive,s his crop. whether his yield Be
a. the factory within = short haul
from his selds. whereas the farmer
who faises grain must wait for mon
ey from the banks TO move his crops
70 4 distant market before he can
realize on Il. The beet crop cannot
be manipulated by spectators. like
corn, oats, wheat or other farm pro.
ducts, nor Is Il affected by unusual
market conditions. Just now this fact
is coming home to the farmers with
mos, gratifying emphasis Owing 10
the existing financial depression. the
farmers cannot realize on their cereal
crops as readily as at this period dur
ing former seasons. consequently
many are holding their products for
higher prices and those farmers es-
peeiaiIy who raised beets. are in the
best position 20 wait for 4 better
niarke, for their crops. Those who
have had experience IN raising oeets
have always regarded them as fuf-
nishins the mos; reliable cash crop.
The beet growers have recently been
receiving checks for large sums IN
payment for the bee;s raised by them
and delivered TO the factories in the
sugar producing states, and these
farmers have no difficulty in meeting
their presen, obligations. and are.
therefore. not forced 10 dump their
other products on 4 falling market.
Nearly sis.oooyooo has been paid
ou, By the beet sugar factories 20 the
growers since last September. AZ
ieas; 100000 OF this amount has
been distributed among the farmers
during the pas; six weeks. and no less
than sTooooooo additional will oe paid
20 the sugar bee; growers before the
end OF January. when the last bee's
will probably have been delivered TO
the factory. a total of no less than
sss.ooo.ooo will be paid 20. the fsrm-
ers for sugar bee;s grown in the uni-
ted States this year. The distribution
Of this enormous sum will add consid.
e-abiy 10 the purchasing power OF
the farmers In the beet sugar districts.
The money already paid TO them for
bee;s has brought TO many irnmed-
late relief and has done much TO con-
vince them ;ha; the beet crop Is the
ono reliable crop tha; is proof against
panic. and the perhdy OF man.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-12-20
San souels Study Quaker Poet.

Tne San Seuei club ne. with Mrs. W.
J. Brown last Tuesday. The days pro-
gram was a Whittier centenary obssr-
vance. the time being given wholly to a
study Of the poet. A brief biography
was read and some Of his fines. poems.
with many anecdotes pertaining to the
same subject. The theme made a very
enjoyable literary afternoon. refreshing
the memories Of the club members abou.
much they had learned in school days Of
the life and writings Of tho Quaker poet.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-12-20
Sent to Reform School.

Charles Murphy lad o! l4 years
was pu. under srres. las. Friday on .
charge o. thief, and was later sentenced
TO the reform school a. Golden from
Judge Wallis juvenile eour. in La Junta
The boy seemed to DO without friends
and being furnished by ehum with =
place 20 sleep a, the Weld rooming house
he pilfored some sriaas from the room
sha. were afterwsrd found IN his posses
sion. and for this his arrest and ssntsnes
followed. Tho reform school seemed to
cffer tho most promising future in
sight for the lad and tho Judge sen. him
there.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-12-20
Fine Box Stationery for gifts a. clark's
Music & Book Store.

Fine Box Stationery for gifts At Clark'i
Music & Book Store.
In making out your list Of Christmas
presents don't forget to include some
pieces Of cut glass and hand painted
china. Get them at the City Drug Store
and your wife or loved one will appreciate
the gift.
Another guessing contest at STAUF-
FER'S. Everybody come have guess.
This time It Is a fine Lamb. The party
guessing the weight or neares. it whose
name appears on the roster Of guesses
first will get the lamb. 1t will be on ex-
hibition Monday morning. the 25d. and
weighed the 25th at 10 a. m.
The Peoples Mission can find several
poor families who will be in need Of a
Christmas dinner. Any citizen who would
like to help make the needy happy on that
day can send their donation TO the pastor,
Rev. Chss. Luseombe. at the mission
room. The mission will also. have
Christmas tree Tuesday evening. Dec. "a.
at their hall above the City Drug Store.
Every poor child in town is invited to the
entertainment and present and treat
will be given each child. Iron pots for
receiving donations will be placed on the
street, Monday and Tuesday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-12-20

now comprise = considerable portion Of
Buster" patrons. They have found that
!, contains all that combines to make MT
siesl comedies successful. I, Is full Of
bright. snappy dialogue that makes Il
always interesting. Its musical numbers
are all new and Of the character ,ha. will
cause those inclined to humor whistle 70
keep busy for while. The music is Of
the Snuly sort that Is always a feature Of
productions Of this kind. but with Buster
Il Is even a greater feature than |. is with
any other current musical comedy.