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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-06-06
8as anOese eente iasen.
Spn0all, 9. O.. 3. SUM 1907.
@ee6rter 6err Saletl

Spnoall, g. O., 3. SUM 1907.
@ee6rter Serr Salletl
8a po6l Ielten geri6te bon bier an
ben ,9ta6ribien=S Serolo" eingelanoi
neroen, oadte ib um ettpas &aum in
ben SpoIten SS6res tpertben Blattes 81
bitten. 8iel gteuiQteiten fam i9 ni4t
beri1ten uno pom g8etter m01te ih
am Iieblten garnibts ertpabnen, louit
muB man iib nur dreern. Seood nit
Dem eriten SUM I6eint es cine Wen-
oung genommen su baben tinb anitatt
einen Wonnemonat Wani meroen mir,
tpie es Icheini, einen Wonnemonat
SUM babeu, iUel9es aud benz 8adss
tbum be. 1leinfru9t une 9ans belOn-
bers bem &orn iebr notbnenoig lift.
Der @rdbsridmiifunasta9 muroe
bier in feierli6er gBeiie bs9angen uuO
bel bieIer 8elegenbeit muroe aud 10.
glei6 oas biibI6e Monument Der alien
Soloaten auf benz bieiern @ottesofer
eingepeibt. pO3u lib cine srOBe 4nJabI
MenIAsn nebft ben 9eltdteten &eiben
Der aItsn ergrouten llnionstdmpFer
einFan0en.
Serr 2ouis Gblabet rsilte nit ieiner
SSamilie na4 europa, BObmen, INN
feline aIte Seimatb gu beiuden. 9err
g6labet iIt elmer her rei9ten 8iirger
unIeres gountp's un0 tam fir uno
auI fold elmer &eiie ganS gemiitblid
nit Der 9r0Bten Seelenrube sini9e
@olOipaBen fliegen laHen.
N9enten aus gana0a Eino bier uno
preilen ibre ober anbersr 2eute 2dnbe=
reien an uuo tpsllsn uns glauben mas
den, oaB Die AepfsliSrtben ba Nib pie
SOpnenblumen wa1Ten; aber bis iebt
bat lib nod Niemano our9 9uteMorte
unD piel 8erIprs6unsen auf ben
9eim, oosr beiIer S6nee loden Iallen.
Das 2ano. no Die gsbratenen @dnIe
nit bem SaueeidiiHel9en i'm S6nabel
berumHjegen uno bitten, man Ioll iie
bersebren, iIt nod niht entoedt tuoroen.
SD min 9e9sn @anaoa ni9ts f1reiben,
aber Der seitren9s 8Oreas berri4t nit
orimmi9er Mutb un0 bersaubert alles
In 5nnee uno Gis un0 ma6t es fir
bas liebe 2eben uneemathIid i'm enisen
S1nee. Se0od Der lisbe Soft madt
oas Wetter lIp.
Serr @briifppb Bittmeier, ein alter
giirger unO piOnier, bat 0as 3eitlide
geIegnet. unb ltarb uno muroe am 2.
SUM- benz Scope Der groe, bic unIer
aller Mutter 1T, iibsreeb.n.
Wtit Geoauern uno geIhdmun9 leien
mir Oeuti9e Burger in oislsr llmge9sno
bic Idmubigen uno bdBiihen perT6n=
liben gIr9riffe Der DafOta 6reien
BreIIe4 auF Den @oitor uuo 9eraus=
geber Oes g9iabri1ten. 9erolo" uno
Iein Tamiliensllngliid. Dem S1reiber
oieier 3eilen lie9t Der @eoants 10 fern,
ipie Der 9immel bon Der @roe, Ii1 In
oieIen 3eitunssiireit 81 miIhen. Disies
lit aud niht notbmenoi9, benR Sallet
Fiibrt ielber cine 6eosr, nie elm Smei=
f6neibisss Sbnert, 5u Teiner SelbIt=
bsrtbeiOiguns. alber 3batIabe iIt:
buB bic nDatOta Greis greHe" ben
Streit SuerIt pom 3aune brad. Ohne
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-06-06

9IIeran6er Benton, tpel6er on RuraE
Route /, Tort @bwaro, %. g., wpbnt,
lugt: pDr. Sings giep SiscOperp 1T
meiu better 6reunb. @r beiIte mid por
feds Sobren pon 2Iifbma. Gr furirte
auf uunbsrbarits Bsiie bic 5rau meines
Sobnes, meI9e cine gtttafe pom Nussebs
gun9 bate. Die erite 6Iai9e bereits
enOete ben l9redIi6en 6ultsn uub ans
bere Sgmptome perlbmnnbsn nad un6
nad, bis fie sduSli6 bsrgsitellt mar
Or. Sings 9tem DiscDDerp's Mta9t
aber 6uitsn nm @rtdItuug lift einFod
groBartis. Seine nnbere w2ebiSin Eaun
ibm gIsidssitsllt werben. @arantirt
ron Der &. 8. DuRnins Drug So. SOC
nnb $l.00. prObeflalds frsi.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-06-06
RsGnnr Gouutb.

Salem. Die 5armer in nOrotDef=
Iiber 3ihtun9 bon BIER babsn Die @en=
ter Telephone @Ompunn Organifirt unb
erriGten iebt cine 3elepbonliuis, iueI6e
in Salem AnihIub baben miro.
Die giienbabns sGomnifdre baben
entf6ieben, SaB Die Nprtbpeitern 8abn
eins neue Station SmiIhen Sslem unb
ganOoa erriaten muB. Sine neue
Crtidait uirb jeoenfaas an Dem YIabe
entitsben.
Wontrofe.
5rau garl 59rOeDer 1T bier i'm
Altsr Don 65 Sahren 9eitorben. Die
geeroigune fanb am WlOntag our6
8oftor SAP bon SiouI Jals itatt.
sic binterldBt ibrsn @atteu uno Iiebsn
Rinoer.
0err 9ermann 8erfe mar unldngIt
Dieoer einmalin Siour Gals. Gr Bat
immer Oiel 5u tbun uno lit INNER in
Der @ile.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-06-06
eanion Gonnts.
y merp.

George Eeroeen, Stuoent Der G6eo=
logic, bat cine OeuiI9e S6ule er6ffnet;
Doifeutlih betommt er re6t piele Sdii,
Ter. = Wm. 9oB lit nab 9errp, Ctla.,
9ereiit gu 8eIuh bel 8ernanoten
6rau gBilb. 9od loa auf ibrsr 6eim=
ltdtte tueFtIi9 pom Ueiiiouri geltorben
ieiu. 9ie Ro6's naren erit felt orei
0O6en berbeiratet Dem neuen Bre=
bigger, Reb. Senrp Dallmnnn, su SIREN
peranItaltete Die 6eutIbe gaptilten=
@emeinoe einen @mpFang.- Sn Der
tat6oliI1en ct. Wtarti1s Rir1e MUIR
ben burn 3eO. 9oifmann SRI. Marp
9llice Barrett unD DeSr SDbn 9enB
ebeli6 berbunoen. Der 8rdutioam lit
8eIiBer elmer 6arm norn6itli6 bon bier.
Sutton. Der Nntpalt Der Qlnti=
Saloon 2iga, MoriB Wtiller bon Wtit=
Dell hnb Staatsanmalt 6. g. GelIo
nDn 9aniOn @ountp, lOnie =. g. 9Yag=
ner bon glleranoria erpirtten einen
8erbotsbeFehl ge9eE Die EruItees bon
Sutton, um 0ieIe oaran an Derbin0ern,
benz e. 3ubsr cine S6antlisens Su
erteilsn. sic fGbren al, oaB bic
Eruitees fein 8e6t ou3u bdtteu, oenn
bel Der Wabl muroe bic glei9e Stims
msu5abl ab9egsben fir unO ss9en Die
9i3sns. 8or 8i9ter Smith in Mits
bea tam Die Nngelegenbeit 3ur 8srs
banOIune; auf antrae Oes 9Inpalts
Spansler, psI6er fir 3Gper srIaiensn
mar, mics Der Ri6tsr ben Sal ab, oa
Die 9apiere ni6t gefebmdBig an bic
betbeilisten perTonen iiberrsibt morben
uaren. Die Anti=SaloOn 2l9n mirb
ben 6aa nun bon neuem aufnebmen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-06-06
,Sas 5rii6itlld BON @aetal~

@aeta lit eiu l6oner Srt,
gr liegt i'm Iouu gen S5iioen;
98obl Seoem, Der lehi 6rilbitiit bort
8er5ebren fanu III 6rieoan!
sSitngit tam ouf leiner 6rieoeusfobrt
Dabun Der Ronig @oudro
lluo itdrtte nad Der 5feiie
Gid bort Our9 &rout un0 Speile
geie ii6lte @n9lanbs R0ni9 idj
90 frieDIi9 itto bebuotib;
.3um gaitfreuto ipro6 er briloerli6
Deiit slid lit niemalS Traelid
llub inimerbur oein Slid geoedt
9lu Dem es MIR 10 pro1tig i9metti
9tur aae Dtdbte miiBten
@eiDiIlt lein, ubglriIltelt.
@eru mar ih piuens, eitel Druf
9lut DeHtihlaito ausSiliibeu.
@runaten oiirft' es mir ais S9uut
8erperten uab Selieben!
Die vblauen Bobneu4 taugelt nicbt
gu eiHem freolidbelt Seribt;
Die ,,griinen" iiuo piel belier
Sur etuen itorten glier
!, ,Des groBen 8olteririlbIiu9S BART
Die g9elt IN bieieu Stlltoen"
90 iprd6 Der sDni9 @budrO
lln0 lieB lid 8 treiilt9 mluoen
,,Sdngt nir crit Better 0ficbel on
llno folgen aud bic 2lnoern 0anu,
6auu man III aueu @duen
Zen Stobl in 6rieOeit balen! !"
Sos mar elm beus.5ii9seipra9,
Gnd toum mar es gebatteu,
0o Gobm es eiiteit langeu lSeg
Dur6 aAe 3eitun9slpalteu,
NaS Sriibitiid mlIroe allfgeirilht
lluo ielblt in, Jtet9Stag allteetiidt;
IS bradte Stoii flir sSeoeu,
Gum Sbreibell mie gum Jfeoeu!
Bonn 6riibtiid gu @oeta peiB
Die gauSe gSelt 5u iageu
llno ad1, Der babe @roenfreis
.oat es bereitS i'm Dfagen.
Gold 6riibitiid lit nod nie begebrt
@s bobeu lang odrau gesebrt
8ie 6erren 8iplomaten
Der eirifluBrei6lten Staaten!
@aeto lit elm ibOuer Srt
@r liegt i'm lonu gen Siloeu;
9aobl Seoem, Der ieiu Sriibfhd bort
8e9ebren tam i'll Grieoeu
lub liebt BILL ben 6rieoe
lebr,
@ o liebt ibn Deutl blauo. uoC
piel mebr.
lS 1T merOeu brap uuD gut leit
9 d INNER auf Der . NJ Elm!
Zen S5rieoen, Der uerbeiBeuO lodt,
9Str baltenibn IN @bren;
Dob iDer bic Suppe eilIgebrodt,
Nta9 aud ben Seller leereu.
8os uns Oas Sriibititd lebreu fauu,
SIT oas gtau beibt 10 leibt niht an
Do9 Borlidlt lGBt man meiter
@eboteN fem
Grnlt Setter.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-06-06
clan 0ountu.

8ermillion. Ser II Sabre alte
geOnaro 9eolin, Der Sobn elmer 0aI6=
frau, 1T unter Der Antlaee oes YoFtz
raubes Derbafiet tpOrosn. Gr Iol 9of=
laden aus bem BDlttalten oes 2eibitaGls
bsfibers 6. D. &i6aroion genommen
haben. 9eolin mar einen 3ermin in
Der Heformihule.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-06-06
saabIt teins MGimo,sp

INN pom Gurem 9lppsn6ir gelhisosn su
merbsn. .gs wirb feineSeranIalIilns 6afIr
na iein. wsnu Sbr Sure @iHgeiusibe in
Crbunns baltst nit Or. Sings glep giFs
Bils. 9ersn QDirtuus lit 10 milo,
oaB eev Nppehoir nisuals llrlade Sur
Rlase BAT. @arantirt pom Der {. &.
Sunnins Drug 60: % Gsuts. 8sglu&t
Ite.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-06-06
Goitorieues.

Ser 6ontratt fir ben 9au
oes neuen gapitDlgebduoes. 5u Bierre
muroe eelferu, am 5. SUM, Der 6irma
s.. @. GlIon BON Stillmater, Miun.,
fiir S528, $50 5ugeIdlagen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-06-06

Ser rooer d rGngs.
9rp3eB ge9en SapnDOO uno @e=
noIen in BOiIe, SoabO, bat enbli1
allen @rnltes be9onnen, nadoem am 4.
SUM Die @ei6mOrenen bol5dblig beis
iammen fuareH.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-06-06


- Ser N oro Der d no rGnqss
9rD3eB gegen SannDob uno @es
noKen in gOiie, SoabO, bat enbli6
allen @rnItes be9onnen, na6oem am f..
SUM Die @ei6mOrenen bolljdblig beis
Iammen tpareH.
Die 8olitit teroirbt
Den @baratter! DieIer SAP miro
allgemein fir rihtig anertannt. 8enn
ba8 nun ri9tig lift. mas fam man
oann BON 3eitungen ertuarteR, bic bon
polititern berausgegeben tperoen, oeren
@baratter our6 Die PDlitit beroorben
ilt2 gbarntterloIs Bolititer Iinb 5u
ni1ts niiBe i'm biirgerliden 2eben,
tuObl uber Ibdbli6 nie @iftpfan3sn
i'm @emiiiegarten.
Ddbreno Die Stalpart=
&epublitaner ben Sriegsminilter
3aIt fir Die 9rdfbenti9aft in ben
Sorpergruno Ihiebsn, bubmen bic io-
genannten Sniursenten uno pRefDrs
mer4 unter ben Gepublitanern ben
WiscOnFner Senator 9a6oaette ais
ben mttroigften NahfOl9er &OoIepelts.
Die Semetraten bebarren bel Srpan.
0tellei6t aber brin9en ole gtationale
Eonpentionen lleberrai4uugen.
Sir eine HsOiiion beS
3oIltarifs unb fur ben AbidluB
bon me9r @egenIeitigteits 8ertrd9en
tperoen INNER msbr Stimmen i'm
2anos laut. Neulih bat fib aud Der
NationalDerbano ameritanilher 6abri-
tanten onfiii nuseeIprO9en. 8ieie
8ereini9uns 1T jeoenfnlls tompetent
senue, oariiber 3u entI6eiOen. mas
benz ausmdrtieen SanOel unIeres 2an=
oes nablib 1T.
pie 8abngefellfbaften
in Winne Ota baben beim Bun=
oeseeridt einen ginbaltsbefebl gsoen
ginfibrung Der nie6rieeren 8abnraten
srtuirtt. tpsIns laut benz neuen Stats
0eieBe in oieiem Ut0nat bort IN 4r1ft
treten Iollten. Der @inbaltsbefebl gilt
aber nur bis sum IL. SUM Qln oieiem
Gage pir0 oas BHnoesgeribt einen
gnti9eiD fduen. Man fam oas 8orA
geben Der 8abn9eie1Idaften als einen
,5eItfaa" betra4ten, poour9 bic 2eeas
litdt Der Staats9eieBe Sur 9erabieBun9
Der 8abnraten elmer prObe unter5Ogep
peroen TOll.
Die rfeile prefie@ trdgt
iebt ben 2obn fir geleifste partei-
oignfe In GeItalt Don Statements Oers
fCbieeener 8erii6erunesgeleli
Offentli1 our S6nu. Ditie Statements
perDen BON ben 9te9ierungsbeamten
nur Iolhen 3eitun9en 3u9etDieisn, mel
DE Iih UNI Die grtDdblung Der jeBi9eH
2lominiIiration beIonoers beroient ge=
ma6t 6aben. 9eIon6ers beluitigeno
tpirit es auf ben Seller, oieie engliThen
Statements in IoIhen oeuti6eu 3ei=
tun9en 3u finben, peIne nit ibrer I'm
abhdngieteit prsBen.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-12
HAS A PRICE
ON HIS HEAD
Korean Prince Cannot Re-
turn Except to Lose
His Life

NEW YORK, Aug 12.-Now that he
has been sentenced to death and that
his associates on the Inflated mission
to The Hague have been condemned
to life Imprisonment when the news
was conveyed TO Prince vi, nephew
of the emperor of Korea, at his hotel
today that the Japanese are are cause
of the uprising, he commented: Il do
not blame them so much as 1 do the
treacherous Koreans who have sold
themselves to the japanese.
"The only effect of this action against
me will be to add energy and enthu-
siasm to the work of patriotic Koreans
for their country. This order of exc
cution will be carried out IL get with
in the Korean or Japanese jurisdiction.
1t will be suicide for me to return to
Korea. If could gain anything for
my country by putting my head in the
Japanese moose would be very glad
to do SO, but cannot see that should
serve any purpose now. l will con-
tinue my work for Korea here"
Prince vi has requested President
Roosevelt for a private audience.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-12
new DEPOT BY
EARLY FALL
Joint Terminal Station and
Grounds to Cost Approx.
imately $loO,WO

The plans for the new depot to bo
erected Jointly by the Northern Pacific
and the o. r. & N. companies are now
being perfected and 1t Is expected the
construction work will be commenced
early this fall. The announcement
relative to the improvement Of the OUT
side yards has not been made, but this
work must be completed in time to ber
turned over to the operating depart
ment when the Joint road is placed In
commission January /.
The above Is the statement made to.
a Teller reporter this morning by Gem
eral Manager H. c. Mutt. of the North
ern Pacific, who returned from Guide
sac and the prairie country, where he
had inspected the new construction
work and crop conditions, in company
with Construction Engineer Crosswell
and General Agent Jordan.
A sketch of the new building was re-
ceived by General Manager Mutt about
week ago, and after afiixing sugges-
tions relative to the arrangement OF
the interior of the new depot, the plans
"SiS AShhiASu " Tic nchu OklCe LA 6ts
Paul.
While there has been no announce
| ment relative to the date for con-
struction work to commence, II Is gen.
orally understood the Northern Pacific
company will begin the erection Of the
new buildings early in the fall and that
! the combined cost of the depot and
outside yards will approximate $780,
600.
The Importance of the terminal i'm
! provements now to be made in Lew.
iston will be moro fully appreciated
when 1t is understood that in addition
to the Clearwater and Culdesac crops
coming through Lewiston, all of the
| prain handled by the Northern Pacific
south of Garfield will be routed through
here. A definite announcement to this
effect has been made by the Railroad
Mans Magazine in the September is
sue. and 1t has been suggested by NJ.
P. officials for the past year.
Mr.. Mutt expresses surprise at the
wonderful crops grown upon the Craig
Mountain and Nezperce prairie coun-
try. visited by the party yesterday.
! A drive as far as Vollmer was made.
which allowed the party to view the
timothy section of the mountain and
the Cold Springs country, as well as
the lilo wheat belt.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-12
DEPARTMENT ORDERS SURVEY
Government Will Investigate Status oi
Upper Columbia.

NORTH YAKIMA, Wash, Aug. 12.
Congressman Jones has been ad-
vised from washington that the board
of engineers Of the war department has
recommended a survey of the upper
Columbia river from Bridgeport to
Kettle Falls. The matter is now before
the war department for decision, and
prompt action has been urged by Con-
gressman Jones.
Through the rivers and harbors COM
mittee, OF which he is a member, Con-
gressman Jones had a resolution passed
through the house to have the Column
bia river surveyed. and later took the
matter up with Major Chittenden of
the war department. who recommended
It. The matter is now before the Sec
'retary Of war, and Mr.. Jones mas ad-
.vised me secTetary at Washington to
press Il for anal decision. The .ques.
ton Of q survey Of the upper COlum-
6ia would be aa iinportant factcr In
the dseeSopment of this region. -.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-12
UNCLE JOE
GETTING ACTIVE

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-With
"Uncle Joe" Cannon reported as hav-
ing said that he was not a candidate
for president in 1908 and with Presi-
dent Roosevelt working quietly to give
the Fairbanks boom a frost, the politi-
cal situation is growing interesting.
The open enmity of the president
toward the Fairbanks boom has caused
considerable surprise. Were it only on
the ground of courtesy, politicians be-
lieve that Mr.. Roosevelt should have
kept his hands off the vice presidents
activity and have taken no part in
attempting to discredit his ambition.
1t is said on what is regarded on
good authrity that Governor Guild OF
Massachusetts,, on his recent visit to
Oyster Bay was given a distinct tip by
the president and Senator Lodge to
avoid any sembIance of official warmth
on the occasion of Vice President Fair
banks visit to Boston.
Anyway, twice last week the COVER
nor of the Bay State pointedly avoided
any appearance in public with the vice
president, and has deliberately fore
borne from accepting any invitation
that would place him in a position
where he would be compelled to pay
any tribute to the Indianian.
To return to Uncle joe" no one
takes the speakers statement seriously
Mr.. Cannon is not diminishing his ac-
tivities in any way, but is seeing to II
that he gets in touch with the right
men in the right places, and the West
ern tour he is now making is not being
undertaken solely for pleasure.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-12
LONG CASE
AGAIN IN COURT
Suit to Recover Damages
for Alleged Illegal De-
tentiOn of Minor

A case was filed in the district court
this afternoon entitled w. A. Long
and Nellie Long, plaintiffs, VS.. L. A.
Carey and Anna Carey, defendants.
The case is over the custody OF a 16-
year old girl named Bessie Smell, who
is the daughter Of Mrs. Long, but who
is at the present time living with the
Carey family.
The plaintiffs claim that they reside
three miles from Culdesac, and that
they sent their girl to school at Guide
sac, and while attending during the
winter she stayed at the Carey's. COM
ing home to stay at frequent intervals.
until March 80. soon after this time
the plaintiffs went to the Carey home
after the girl, but were told that they
could not have her. They further
state that the defendants would not let
them see the girl.
For these reasons the plaintiffs have
brought q case against the defendants
in which they obtained an order from
the court restraining the defendants
from keeping the girl, but they still
harbor her against the will Of the par
ents. The costs Of this suit were 800
and the girls services, claimed to be
$500. The plaintiffs ask Judgment in
the case for the sum of $250O and costs
Of the action.
In a case filed in the district court
today the plaintiff, Arthur Thompson
sues Samuel E. Post for $40. which he
claims Is due on certain transaction
made on the 21st Of November, 1906
in which two horses and a wagon and
harness were sold to the defendant by
the plaintiff for 5000 $3.50 of which 1.
all that has been paid.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-12
DEMAND FOR
EXTRA SESSION
Senator Elmer Waldrip Be-
lieves Gov. Gooding Will
Call One

Il believe Governor Gooding will call
special session of the legislature to
medA early in September, but up to
this time have received no sugges-
ton of such intention" seid State Sem
ator Elmer Waldrip, who was a visit
or in the city this morning.
Il believe the matter has been agi-
tated and a report sent out from Boise
to sound the people ad secure such ed
itorial comment by the newspapers as
will suggest how such action by the
administration would be received.
AT the last session we provided for
Thea payment Of the $4,000 deficiency
warrants and $4,000 for further carry
ing on the prosecutions. All of this
fund has been exhausted and It Is my
understanding the banks in Boise have
refused to cash the deficiency war
rants now issued because of the un-
certainty Of the next legislature maxi
ing appropriations to meet their pay
ment.
"It generally believed throughout
the State that the extra session will bs
called, but as far as I have heard tn,
matter has not been discussed with an,
Of the prominent citizens or politicians
outside the circle OF the governors
personal advisers"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-12
STOCKS BREAK
At OPENING
Liquidation Causes SenSat.
ional LeSSeS on All
Lines Today

NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-There was
liquidation on a large scale in the
opening dealings OF the stock market
and prices crumbled away. Sensational
losses were registered in all of the inn
portant stocks during the first 10 min
utes' business.
There was break of Ave points in
Northern Pacific; s3-4 in Canadian,
3-S in Union Pacific, S-4 in Balti-
more, in Missouri Pacific. L. & N,
Amalgamated Copper and Colorado
Fuel, 21-2 in Reading and Atchison,
in Southern Pacific and Smelling, and
considerably over a point in all other
stocks.
The market had to contend with re-
alizing sales of buyers who bought on
the break. Business was much re-
duced between IL and 1 o'clock and
the market gave evidence of more nor
NAL conditions, though prices were
still badly shattered.
Smelling stocks slumped 5 points;
American Express, 10; Consolidated
Gas, s; Illinois Central, 3-S; Reading
4, and other stocks from to s points
There was slight recovery, but at
o'clock the market became dull again
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-12
FOUR HUNDRED WOMEN QUIT
Postal Loses tie Employees Without .
Strike Being Ordered.

NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-Four hun
dred and thirty women quit at the main
ONCE of the Postal today. A few en-
uloyes remained at the keys. The men
also walked out, cheering.
General Superintendent Brooks of
the western Union said the strike was
not authorized by the union; that no
one knows who blew the whistle, and
that the man selected by the union to
blow the whistle did not do so.
Treasurer McInerney of the union
said that the strike was not authorized
but that the union could not control
its men.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-12
NOT PLANNING
new MOVEMENT
Government Denies That
Prosecutions Against
Hartman Urged

WASHINGTON, Aug. IAN in
quiry at the department of justice has
ELECTED the authoritative information
that there win be proceedings brought
to compel e. H. Hartman to answer
certain questions he refused to answer
when before the Interstate commerce
commission in New York last winter;
also that no other proceedings against
him and mo proceedings against the
Union Pacific have either been deter
mined upon or are now under consid-
Grafton.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-12
TWO COUNTIES
ARE POORER
Ia All Other Counties the
Valuations Are.
Increased

BOISE, Aug. 1.-TWO counties or
Idaho. reporting to State Auditor
Bragaw. says the Capital News, have
met with some sort Of catastrophe
which has heretofore never been an
nounced, whereby several thousand
acres of their patented lands have been
wiped off the face of the earth.
The county assessors in making their
reports have not indicated what the
nature of the catastrophes were that
wiped out all this land, and the state
board will either be kept guessing or
will have to send for the assessors to
come at their expense - Boise and exc
plain.
The two counties are Fremont, which
has lost 22,500 acres, and Elmore,
which has not been quite so unfortu-
nate, losing but 3042 acres.
Fremont county, according to the as
! SCISSOR last year, had SO2,31O acres OF
patented land. but tbs year it has only
279,715 acres. Elmore county last year
found 341S3 acres, while this year IL
dropped down to S1,141 acres.
As would be expected from this loss
Of so much land swallowed up by an
earthquake, blown away by wind.
washed away by flood or losN> in some
other manner, Fremont county IL
poorer than It was year ago. the to-
tai valuation this year, being 1881, 402
less than It was last year.
Elmore county. however, has been
able to stand the loss and gain some
siEo.e0o besides the assessment Tor
this year beiag that nAuch greater man
the assessment Of last year
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-08-12
LITTLE HOPE
FOR HALSEY

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 1.-THE
condition of Theodore v. Halsey, the
accused telephone company official on
trial for bribery of supervisors, ana
operated on for appendicitis Thursday
night, il unchanged. and the probability
OF bring Haisey to trial is. slight
The surgeons offer but little hope OF
his ultimate recovery. Should Halsey
die It wouia not affect the plans Of
the prosecution.