davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-04
Says Finding Is Victory

Arthur Howe thinks the finding Of
the committee a great victory for
spiritualism. So it is-for legerdemain
spiritualism. We should wonder if
Howe thought anything different
There is probably no species OF me-
diumistic fakery they will not indorse
Spiritualism has had many of such
NiCtorics-Victores that tomorrow
bring defeat. Spiritualists have filled
our libraries with a fabulous literature,
based upon similar evidence as that
fuistod upon the community by the
Sanford-Johnson test committee. We
have set "A thousand mediumistic takers
to work, conjuring up new tricks for
test seances The takers are supplying
our every demand from a spirit photo
graph to matcralized spirit; while
the world wonders at our enormous
swallowing capacity
There are three persons connected
with the Sanford johnson test fiasco
who acquitted themselves meritoriously
Mr.. Webster and his lady friend who
brought charges against the medium
and Tho Herald reporter They showed
common sense and common honesty in
their behavior. They cast no odum
upon Spiritualism by ndorsing a per
son belonging to the most despica BILE
class i'm the World-namely, medmmis-
tic takers.
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Arthur wonld butt IN occasionally

! " 49,
Arthur wonld butt IN occasionally
snd my to protect his helpless On
spring. and then be would get bard
CaiLDown. The Missus had iarge
Scrap Book full Of Helpful Hints to
Amateur Mothers.
She started in at Page and e. -e
Herbert the whole Works. Whenever
any one who knew all about the Care
OF Children brought her new Prep
xra:ion. she either fed it TO little Herby
or else rubbed it on his Back.
Arthur had the old fashioned Notion
that all Kid needed Was MIX Diet
and something Rubber on which to
chew. but the Chief of the Experiment
Station had lot OF ClHb Theories to
he tested, and she WIS working on lit
lie Eerbcrt every Minute.
This made it Fine for Father. he
cause he could shake his Electric Belt
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fer to take my Tips from good husky
Farm Hand"
But this has g. per cent of Nitro
GMtine. ard one Tablespoonful con
tains the same Nourishment that may
be found in is Pounds Of Sir,oin
Steak
Say. why don't you buy good.
strong Dog and try these Things on
him." asked Arthur Il refuse to t;4k..
any more III this Chop Feed. IL yol
want TO get it into me you'll have to
give me Gas and then inject it into my
Arm"
So she said she would Compromise
by letting h!ia have some Cereal Saus-
age. 1t looked just the same as Saus-
Sge. and you could not tell the differ
ence until you started TO Eat it.
What with the Health Underwear
the Electric Relts, the Pillows stuffed
with pine-Coles. etc, etc. Arthur was
constantly reminded of the Fact that
he was being used for experimental
Purposes.
He did not enjoy a real Let-Up until
little Herbert arrived. When Herbert
was ) Days old Mamma began 10 read
Books en- tie Child Mind Within 8
Month she h::I little lIerhy prollped IN
In the Grill, sloiis.s Kindergarten Stunts.
with two - three 0lti Maids eff on the
S-Gc Lines coaching 10 tle.'t tie ganl
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AGE No BAR.
Everybody in Wcnatchee lis Eligible

Old people stopped with suffering,
Middle age, courageously fighting
Youth protesting impatiently:
Children, unable to explain;
All in misery from their kidneys.
Only little backache first.
Comes when you catch a cold.
Or when you strain your back.
Many complications follow.
Urinary disorders, diabetes,
Brights' disease.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure .backache.
Cure every form of kidney ills.
Mrs. c. w. Zimmerle. of 1895
Rucker avenue. Everett. Wash, says
Three years ago our little girl got
so much help through DOan's Kidney
Pills in a case of weakness of the
kidneys and severe acute pains
through the back that I gave a testi-
monial recommending the remedy so
that mothers with children similarly
affected might know how to find re-
lief For over year this trouble had
sadly weakened the child's health.
vet it only required about two boxes
of Doan's Kidney Pills TO bring COM
plete relief. There has not been a
sign of the trouble returning through
the years that have passed by, which
surely proved that the cure was per-
manent."
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. FOster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-
and take no other
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Ii err bert
had 10 stay right there in the House
and let the Mothers Club practise ON
him.
Hes Wonder said Arthur to his
Friends at the Club. IF he. lives
through 1t he'll make grand Foot
Ball Player some Day"
When Herbert WAS 6 years of Age
fhe Scientific Mother had him read
ing Bliss Carman Father tried to slip
him Mother Goose on the quiet. but
was headed off.
Still. Arthur was not discouraged.
There is always one Hope for the
Boy who is brought up according to
League Rules" said the Father. wait
until he gets into the Public School.
and he will get wise to Few Things
and probably fash few unexpected
Developments on Mother Dear
Sure enough. when Teacher wrote a
Note and said that Angel had SHE'D a
Brick at Tcamster. and, Furthermore,
had licked the fnoffensive Son OF a
Poor Hold Carrier. the Experimental
Mother threw Rack-Twister ana
wondered Why tine Club System had
failed to work out
MORAL: AS the Father is Bent the
Child is Inclined.
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BY virtue Of the authority given
me in the last will and testament OF
John Baker. deceased. have for sale
and viii sell the SIX of the SEN oil
Section Seven CO. Township TWEEN
ty-five t25), North Range Eighteen
f18), T. w. NJ. Chelan County
State of Washington. together with
the water right in and to the lower
and higher irrigation bitches in said
neighborhood. All offers and COM
munications should be addressed to
the undersigned at 504 Hyde Block,
Spokane, Washington. The sale will
be private sale and subject to the
confirmation of the Superior Court
OF. the State of washington, in and
for the County of Chelan.
Dated this 18th day of September,
1907.
HERBERT L. KIMBALL.
9-14 Executor.
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Timber Land, Act june 3. 1S5S-No
tice for Publication.

United States Land Office, Water
Vile, WASH, July s, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that in COM
pliance with the provisions of the Act
of Congress of June ), 1878, entitled
An Act for the Sale of Timber
Lands in the States of California,
Oregon, Nevada and Washington Ter
ritory," as extended to all the Public
Land States by Act of August 4,
1892, Monroe +, Boston, of Peshas-
tin, County of Chelan, State OF
Washington, has this day filed in this
Office his sworn statement No. 75S
for the purchase OF the nwA of Sec
ton No. s. in township No. % n,
Range No. IS, E. W. NJ, and will Of
fer proof to show that the land
sought is more valuable for its tim
Der or stone than for agricultural
purposes and to establish his claim to
said land before J. e. Shore, U. S.
Commissioner at his Office q Leayen.
worth. Wash, on Thursday, the 18th
day of September. 1907.
He names as witnesses:
John W. Miller of Leavenworth,
Wash: Oliver S. Bowen. Alexander
Mackenzie. Warren E. Boston, all OF
Peshastin. Wash.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
versely the above described lands are
requested to file their claims in this
Office on or before said 18th day OF
September, 1907.
w. F.. Haynes.
7-13-9-14 Register.
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Recipe Shark and Family Doctor
She was bright. eagle-eyeds Party
with high, throhbinS Forehead. and
she was always OH the lookout for New
Wrinkles Any Time that she picked uT
the Ladr's household Friend and read
about a Cure for Chilhlains she would
cut out the Article with the Button
Hole Scissors. and then for Days after
ward she would he shopping around
for a Case of ChilblaiBs SO that she
conid work on it.
She had about 5000 OF these Home
Remedies up her Sleeve, and any time
that Arthur complained Of the slight
Bee on Il Flower and started In with
one OF her famous Treatments.
She loved these private Clinics. with
Arthur strapped to the Operating Ia
bic He had been blistered in SO many
different Places and handed SO many
time, and always claimed to be feeling
Immense. even though he did not think
he would live through the Day.
She had some awful Things ribbed
up for him any time that he showed
mp with Bad Cold. She would give
him Vinegar Tea and Lump Of Sugar
soaked in Kerosene Then she would
parboil his Feet and hand him few
Onion Poul ices. and put him to Red
with all the Covers over him and Lex
hiD lie there and Seville.
Sometimes size almost drove him TO
Drink. but lie did not Care TO Gri1k
very 1nuch for fear that she would give
him some Secret Cure in his coffee and
thereby rob him Of Thirst which he
priced very highly.
The Missbs WAS firm Believer in s Il
these HOw-To Film Flams that run in
the Monthly Magazines:
How to Hesutify the Home without
spending Cent.
How TO live on 1S Cents Week.
How to become a Lady Sandow by
exercising = Minutes every Day
How to lift $1,000 Mortgage on q
Salary Of $40 per Week
Usually. when he came Home he
bard over n Shoe Box SO SH to make a
Hall Seat. or else she had Hot Poker
and was hnrning High-Art Design
on a Wooden Platter. Not one of rhe
Fads got past Experimental Lizzie,
She took Fall ont Of every one.
Sometimes when Arthur would come
down 70 Breakfast. ready to punish n
few Links Of Farm Sausage. he would
find in front OF him a Bowl full Of
what looked a good deal like Asbestos
Packing
els it to eat?' he asked. backing off
THE sUrest thing you know" was
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\ Good Yield.

VIM. Norton, who lives on ranch
Just west of town finished threShing
his crop last week. He threshed %
acres of oats which went so bushels
to the acre He only threshed about
Il acres of wheat that made . bu-
shells to the acre. Besides this be
put up $50 tons of hay. SAYS the Big
Bend Empire.
Notwithstanding all reports to tho
contrary Mr.. Norton informs us that
his machine will make its customarE
run this season.
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Local and Personal

| Mrs. Ton Fa-r.sn, Lee u alricia
Cu.4.e1 u oros4i-t is IL ,ue Cry U.s.
Jung wl.n ner mother MRS. b. Z.
to...sa all sis-er, airs- !. ). Bailey.
Slnoke La Nel-da cigars. Ii
Ass ScEo6er, OF Seattle, a school
n.a,r u Miss E4uase ocAeuie Mnlie
b.. t4le Anna Nliallt SEMINARY, Il
, visiting at the Scneole nome on We
nascnee avenue.
Mrs. Charles Lodge was hostess al
six O'Clock dinner Thursday even
ing in honor of her sister Mrs. Cor
del Turner, OF Pasadena, California.
There were ten guests, all formerly
Iowa people.
Misses Mary Morse, Madge Gu b.
ing and Motley Morrison return to-
day from Seattle.
Why not buy your candy at the
Reading Room? 9-13
Miss Flora Kirk. formerly in
charge of the millinery at the We
natchee Department S.cre Will be
married to Mr.. E. Dircker of Olym-
pia at her home in Kokoma, Indiana,
on September %. They will take
an eastern and southern trip before
returning to Olympia, where they
will reside.
Miss Boland will do dressmakinS
in families or at her home, Is Z
street north. Prices reasonable.
Fred Simpich, who has been visit
ing at his home in New Franklin.
Missouri. for the summer, has been
. at Medford, Oregon, for the past
week and is expected back in Wenat-
chez within the next few days.
Plenty OF fresh candy at the Read
ing Room. 9-13
Invitations are out announcing
the wedding of former Chelan
county teacher. Miss Florence Sher-
| lex of Seattle, to Mr.. Roy Patterson
be solemnized at the home of the
parents of the bride-to-be, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. d. Sherrick, of Seattle. The
young couple Will be at home to their
| friends at Chelan after October /.
| l.. s. phillippi Will leave Monday
/ iOT Il WISH W Tie IOiHt VI hio IVY
| hood in Pennsylvania.
Smoke Wenatchee Perfectos. tt
| DR.. Culp is back from the meeting
of the Washington State Medical AS
/ ISOLATION ai$;eattle to which he was
the delegate from this city. He
(! states that while at the meeting
| those present We're honOred by d
shortvisit from William Taft, who
made a short talk to the physicians
/ in attendance.
, Mr.. A. Austin. one of the owners
of Hotel Chewawa at Wenatchee, is
spending week or two on the lake
as guest of the Lake View House.
| AS the result of last years strenuous;
endeavor in getting Wenatchee' S
new modern hostelry completed and
opened to the public, Mr., Austin
! nearly reached a state of physical
breakdown and is here for that re,
and regeneration which Leke Che
Ian atmosphere and environmen
have earn he equation of gi1,ns
Rev. |. Raab, pastor OF the Pres
byterian church OF Cashmere, spent
yesterday in the city accompanied BY
his wife.
+. l.. Renshaw, a. relative of l..
D. Winters is here from Galva, Iowa,
and may take up his residence hei.
permanently.
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Engineer ut Lcavenworth.

County Engineer Navarro accom-
panied by ar. Quigg, a prominent
came up from Wenatchee last Tues
day Mr. Navarro will act for State
Highway Commissioner Snow in the
matter of passing on the practibility
of the Icieie State road Mr.. Leland
will accompany him on his "trip up
the Icicle. He expects to put in a
week in the region between here and
Ellensburg.
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Presbyterian Church.

9:45 a. m. Bible school, Mr.. How
ard Thomas, superintendent. IL a.
M, morning worship sermon, sub
ject, The Imperial Christ" p. 1,
Christian. EndeavOr Society. p. m.
Sterioptican Lecture on India show
ing some of the beautiful buildings
and temples of India. All welcome.
JNO. w. BERGER, Minister.
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First baptist Church.

Preaching II a. III. and s p. m.
Bible school 10 a. N. B. Y. p. L.
p. III. Topics for Sabbath sermons
Nehemiah" and The Seeking Love
of God"
Midweek prayer and bible study
Thursday 1880 p. N. A cordial in
vitation to all to worship with us.
z. O. JESSUP. Pastor.
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Episcopal C',,.rc".

There will be services in st. Luke 5
Episcopal church tomorrow at the
usual hours. Morning prayer and
sermon at II. evening prayer and
sermon at s. Sunday school at 9:4o
4. NJ. Good music at all services
by the hester choir Seats all free.
r. A. HILTON, Rector.
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ga ger
some rea,
Food by
fixing II
it'll the
Hired girl.
but it was
II fierce
Layout
for little
Herbert.
II bert
never had
a Chance
to snea k
out to the
Club and
t ! ! h is
Iron bles
and get a
lot of Sym
PATTY.
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1T in Ho-
kopoko.the
new take
less Break
f & s t / n e.
and it is
Z z e q M =
pi'i'ueu ~
ali I'vspep-
Tics IL II q
+ n I! = icsi
" reckS.
d"h I
" Il n I 10
X T I III Y
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Columbia and okansgan
Steamboat Go.
SCHEDULE

Steamer leaves Wenatchee for
Bridgeport Monday, Wednesday and
Friday mornings. Returning leaves
Bridgeport same night,
Ask for special folders regarding
okanogan irrigation project and
Lake Chelan district
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We win begin next Monday, Sep
TENDER Is. 1907. and sell regardless
of cost all the musical merchandise,
Books and Sheet Music. We have a
half dozen Pianos slightly damaged
in shipping that We will sell at lie 5
than factory cost. two or three sec
ond hand Pianos at ridiculously
low price.
This sale will last but three days
You must be there next Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, if you want
bargains.
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Q n c {
there WIS
Il lonely
M.a va
Aiarriesl.
think -.
( bat be
W Q u ] {;
! /. d a
II O IL e.
l. u { in
stead Of
Il a / lie
raii iEto
IA IsSIef
ilHcatSta
ton.
The 9th
er eud Of
the Team
was the
original
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Chiwaukum-Lake Menatchee Sta

ChiWaUkum-I.aEe Wenatchee Stage.
Runs daily, rain or shine and on
Sundays. Meets both day trains.
Fare $50 each way. Oliver Bates,
he Stage Man.
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GeorgeAdeF;ables
The Escape Of Arthur and The
Salvation Of Herbert.

ICopyright. 1902 1909, by Robert Howard
Russell
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9-14
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
JUDGE LONG .DEHES
THE FEDERAL | COURT
Tells Grand Jury 10 I1,dict Roads
Despite Judge Pritchard's
Order.
MUsT SELL CHEAP TICKETS
North Carolina Jurist Ignores
Federal Jurisdiction in
Rate Case.
MUST SELL CHEAP TICKETS

Especial to The Tinles-Dispatcn.l
s RALEIGH, ~ N. c.. July Sin his
charge to the grand jury of Wake
county Superior Court to-day Judge B.
r Long declared that as custodians OF
the criminal laws of the State it would
be the bounden duty Of the jury to in
dict any railroad officials or agents
who violated the act of the last Leg
islature limiting railroad fares to IA
cents per mile. Notwithstanding the
order Of the Federal court to the con-
trary He declared that .he had him
self seen the law violated twice this
morning, and If any of the jurors had
in coming to attend court been re-
quired to pay more than the 2 Ia cent
rate, an Indictment should lie in each
case, the law declaring that therc shall
be fine or Imprisonment for vioia.ine
the rate act. Graham Haywood. of Ra.
leigh. Is foreman of theSjury
Only the Southern Railway and At
lantic Coast Line are selling tickets
at the old rate in this section, the Sea.
board having complied with the law
under protest. The others are issuing
rebate coupons to be redeemed in the
event the new law is sustained in the
Federal court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
COSTLY Monument
TO THEODORE I. ESTES
Ladies Of Nelson Begin Move
ment to Honor Memory OF 4
Man Killed by Loving.
HAVE CONSIDERABLE Il I i SUM
Ladies oftne Adail Section Alone
Have Secured S15oLo
Goes Fishing.
HAVE CONSIDERABLE SUM
[specialto The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial to The eTimes-Dispatch.]
AMHERST, VA, July S.-A move
mont is on foot among tine people of
Nelson county to erect a costly monu-
nent to Theodore Estes. who was shot
and killed by Juare w. G. Loving for
the alleged mistreatment of his daugh-
ter. u
This movement is mostly among the
ladies of Nelson county, though by no
means confined to them. This corre-
spondent was informed to-day that the
ladies of the Adail section alone had
already raised $3.50 for the purpose.
Many hundreds of dollars will, it is
said, be raised. Mr.. Leslie Harris, who
lives in Lovingston, saiSs to-day that
only this morning he was told Of this
movement by Mrs. Maurice Estes, wife
l,of Sheriff Estes and mother of the
young man who was shot. In fact
she asked Mr.. Harris, who Is an agent
for monuments and tombstones. tc
leave with her a book Of cuts illustrat-
ing the various kinds of monuments
which he has for sale.
Judge Loving, in company with
Judge Brown and Mr.. George Fortune
was on Tye River, in, Nelson county
Saturday fishing. They did not ge,
many fish.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
BIG SHAKE-UP
IN NEW YORK.
Mayor Mcclellan Dismissed Cor
poration Counsel-Other
Changes.

NEW YORK, July s.--Mayor Nc.
Clellan to-day shook up the city ad-
removing one official, ac-
cepting the resignation of second.
and demanding the resignation Of a
third, Corporation CounsI William b.
Ellison was summarly dismissed, the
Mayor giving as his reason for his
action the fact that complete conf
dence had not existed between them
for some times Francis *, Pendleton,
a member of the Mayors City Improve
ment8 Committee, was appointed to the
offlce. He Is a member OF the General
Democratic City Committee McDon-
Iough Craven, Commissioners of Street
Cleaning, offered his resignation to
the Mayor, and it was accepted. DR..
Walter "A. Bensel was appointed as
Mr.. Craven's successor. The Mayor
demanded the resignation OF Civil Ser
vice Commissioners Alfred ]. Talley, on
the ground that some one was required
In the position who would give more
time to It,
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Request, if Granted, Would Put
Agent in Charge of Property,
With Power to Wind Up
It's AffairsTo Employ
Same Means to Curb
Other Trusts.

j. q M F. . & 81 l. = e 4 Il ~
WASHINGTON, July Sit is under
stood that the Department Of Justice
has adopted new and highly ilnpor-
tant plan In connection with Its pro-
ccedings against the so-called tobacco
trust. After asking the court TO Issue
subpoenas to defendants, requiring
them to appear and answer the allegn-
tions contained In the bill, and asking
that the monopoly complained of be
declared illegal and in violation of tho
Sherman antitrust act, the department.,
lin its petition, which probably will be
filed in New York within few days.
will ask the court If. in It's Judgment,
the interests and the facts as disclosed
demand such action that receivers nc
appointed to take charge Of tho bust
ness and administer It in harmony with
| law.
Such course, It is said, ii adopted
would require the receiver :akns
charge Of a corporation to administer
Tits business with view to the grad
1ual disintegration of such monopoly
1 THAT is to say, such receiver, in admin
| istering such business. would from
ltime to time be expected to sell and
dispose Of the different property units
I composing such. monopoly in such
1way as to preserve all the essen.ia
jrightS OF the StcckHoldefS dud al Etnt
same time ultimately give to the gen
eral public the benefit OF competition
between separate and independent cor.
operations or businesses.
1t Is understood that this plan ia!
Inever before been adopted in the prose
l;cution Of trusts, butt is mora thai
]likely that the same plan vii! be fol
.Ilowed in dealing with tho so-callee
lpowder trust and such other trusts. !
the peculiar facts in connection will
each would justify such action. @
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-07-09
NIGHT CALL ON
THE PRESIDENT
Crazy Young Man Halted b,
Guards Before Reaching
the House.

OYSTER BAY. July s.-An effort on
the part OF young man of powerful
physique to interview President Roose-
Welt at o'clock this morning was frus-
trated by the secret service guards
always on watch at Sycamore Hill. The
caller. whose name has been withheld
but who is member of a well-known
and respected New Jersey family, had
evidently lost his mental equilibrium
through enthusiasm regarding the
merits Of submarine boat he claims
to have perfected. and which he
thought President Roosevelt ought to
know about without the slightest delay
in view Of the proposed plan to send
the battleship fleet to the Pacific.
He came to Oyster Bay In touring
car hired in New Jersey for the trir
and in charge of two mnchinlsts. The
automobile had not climbed half wa,
up Sycamore Hill. when 1t was halted
by one OF the secret service men, wht
induced the inventor to turn about ant
wait in the village till. morning. After
an interview with Secretary Loeb a.
the executive office this morning, HI
returned to his home. where 1t is i'm;
dersto0d he will he cared for