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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08
TAT % UatDeIi

ltnSertegneoe bill berpeo poa cgne o.
Soinilies gegne iiotale fin bierteIis.
fte os forbinbtIigfte Saf til Decorat
Meniabeo o. 8pens gorgere, fomi
ale 0enner % fienote oeriteos, for
al ubpift sGre og asteIie, Ginrligbef
% CpofreIie, @eIpiIie og Spuerf.
icmbeo, Der - noen nogen unbta.
geIie - bar pRret os bepiit | al ben
Sio bi bar boet Der. 0i refer fra
9ecorab meo be beoite Snotrpf, 6e
fiarIisite Minber os DC bebageIisite
erinoringer. gIt arbet er b~ortuiifei
og CLIENT. - Saf for ben itore gGre,
Der bIep mig bepiit peb nit gmbebs-
iubiIpttnt, og for ben operrafte sssii.
belgapel Saf ogiaa for bet itore gf.
ifeosofierl Oct bar iaa fort, at ieg
maatte "binbe Seitiosofferet meo
&eb", iom Der itaar | SoImen. - 8
DEBORAH fit ies min SfoIenooanneIie
% NIT 2ipsitempel, og Der bar ieg
nebIagt min Wanoboms beoIte &rait
- % Der er ieg Bit barbet til 5rem.
tioenS aamp. 9ecorab bar fat bet
iibite Stempeltrpf paa min manbIige
uopifling; Der bar min iinge Su.
itru faot tit Wobenbeos Er9g; OF
bio bill bore gsrns 9anfer penbe til
baae iom til fit l~lnsbpmsbiem. Sra
Soppen at PIeaiant SIN bar ieg mer
emo en- Sang ifiiet uooper 9pen og
oens OmeibcIier, og Der bar ieg fat
mer END en- Sufpiration til Tr9oi-
fener, SoIer og Soreorag, iom jes
bar bolbt babe | 9ecorab % anben.
itebs. Ger ifrep leg SnouieliestaIen,
iom ieg boIbt Der | IortbfieIo peo
Snopielien at oct npe 9ormitorium,
iom itaar poa Wanitou Ssi, - Der
iiooer ieg M og ienber benne SiIien
til EIeaiant Sin, Der Tiger ! Git for
Staoen".
Saa Saf 90 SarpeI! Subs 5reo
ODER Stobenl
S ~Safnemmeligbeb
s.. 8. Soneeu.
ct. SIaf College, Nortbfielo, %inn.,
5te Rop. 1907.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08
6rube.uIvffer.

Ser me6beles fra Maraiette, al
145 @rbeioere miIteoe Sipet peo lllpf'
festilf9loer | Sern- % 8obbermiuer.
ne | noroIige Iihiean | SiSfaIaaret.
iom enote Den 30te September. Ser
bar | bi8ie @ruber / aarets SOB be.
36,t33 Manb, ioa 9s0s.
iorboIbet aItiaa bar 40.13 pr. 1000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08
On Sporpoensiae

Sfaten 8isconiius 'Ssieiteret bar
! en- forleoen afsioen aienoelie paanp
itaofRitet oct samIe Yrincip, at ct
Sernbane. eler SporpognsieIifabs
SunftionGrer ineen Set bar til at ia.
tie ct @enneife al Ell | Sang pprenoe
&ogn. SporpognsieIffabet / Ga
CROSSE bleb for en- Sio fioen Of 81.
I~triftsretten osmt til at betale
$3,266.66 til Ell Ianb, iom bar Bile.
ben fpRitet peb at faites al en- Spor.
bogn, og oenne Com bar Ssieiteret
mi itabf9ltet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08
2GbIehoiter,.

Sfplge "slmerican @ericultlirilt"
aniIoaes 9gblebeiten | De Sorenebe
Stater iaar til $4,000 900 Ssnoer,
boilfet er betpoeIis minore emo ct
Miooelaars ltobptte. Den n9rmeite
aariog bertiI CT ben, at sg6lebsiten
bar ilaaet rGiten totalt fell / 4anias,
Misioiiri o9 Hebraifa oa osiaa bar
sipet ct minSre emo panligt llobptte |
Staterne Nem gorf og 0tidigm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08
6alpeiton.plan

@eo SpecialpaIget | Sioiir Sails.
9. g., | Sirsoass bIep SoriIoset ON
S~nofsreIien at ct @pitpre | Sperens-
itemmelie meo Den iaofaIote "Salpe.
fton.gIan" forfaitet meb Den inaue
Iaioritct al 81 Stemmer. Delta
seIien | golget par forreiten poerii
ringe, ibet ser ialt Inn afgapes 1,10C
Stemmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08
COCHRAN arreiteret.

aongresmano 9orrfe Cochran, ben
itore S~ammnmp6sig % Sadem bler
peo 8alget | Getu gorf Gitp | Sirs'
bags arreiteret paa auflaee for gaIg'
beoraseri. 9et oiite fig imiolertio,
at anflagen beroeoe poa en- Seilta'
aeIie, iaa ben m9gtise Iano, Der
~iorreiten tog Sogen ira ben bumori'
itiife Sioe, ufortspet siengapes fin
Sribeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08

Wtb Stcorab Sniitute erboloes bet btbii
nutlise arrius Steno9rafi % 8ppeuriting
for fiin s4.0O pr. Mtaaneb. 8rngen at Sppe'
writer er frit. Sngen Mpie ipares | at
bj9lpe enbper Gtuoent til at fulbenoe bette
airiuS I ben forfeit muliae lib. Otter
ipprgielen efter gooe SttHograftr er nu itpr'
re eno npgeninloe. Gore @raonenter bar
ale ubm9rfe6e Siilinger. Be burbe be-
nptte benne %niGopanli9 gpbe gnleoning til
| ginter at uobanle Dem til en- pirfelis COB
Steuparaf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08

ufortsbet Depcnering at ct t~iIitrafte.
liet geIsb al Mesierinacns MibIer I
Spiuingbpernes Banter til, at De fan
Hare fie igiennem ben narp0renbe
Rengctrang, Der ifsIge ~oIminbeIig
Soruentning lite tan bIipe at lang
garigbeb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08
Olipe SremiaS er fornplia penot

Clipe 6remitao er fornplig pen6t
tilbage fra europa os asiiitereoe /
@anoags peo en- aoneert, iom gapes
| Chicago til Snotegt for BET pres.
bpterianife SoipitaI beritebs. Sun
fang Here Sange, beriblanbt en- Ii6eu
norif Gang til fit eget 8ianoaffom.
ragnement, og beIsnnebes meo entbu-
iiatiif applmis og sientasne 5rem-
faIoelier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08

Or. @nnSerien | Ga CROSSE fom
icrIeoen tiIboge fra fin Rorgesreiie
% bar ieicu optaset fin graris Jam.
men meo Or. Gbriitenien | nGunte
9p. timber fit SpboIb | 9riitiania
nsb Or. @nnoerieu ben sGre at blioe
inobuSt til at boloe ct Sorebrag oper
Broltateftcmi I ben internationale
tirursife aoneres, iom | CONNER at.
holbtes Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08

geb Setorab Sniitnte sipes bet beoit
muliae aurils | BogboIoeri ipr Inn $4O0
pr. Maaneo. Bore Stuoenter | bette 1urs
Jus gipeS al mulis SiGlp. Be fan life aipre
beore, emo at tilbrinse Binteren peo Secos
rob Snftitute. Bore @rabrenter fra iepnte
Department er III enten | Sp%rretning foe ia
ielp euer | 3ieneite hos fSriteflasies 5or'
reimbursement.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08
Gummins %raaoipnret.

@lpernsr q. 9. Gummins Of Sotpc
bar iioite rlee | @aibinston og bapbt
Il 2srbaes en- lGngere Somtale mel
1rGiioent HooiepeIt. Spao bennt
SamtaIe egentIis breieoe zig orL Inf
febes oct life Heporterne of fua noger
rigtig Reoe paa, ba @upernsren moi
Sebbane bar meget u~meooeliom al fig
liseoperfor 8resiens MRno % ale
reoe tiItraabte Silbasereiien iammt
Gags gften.
Sra anoen og ongipelig paali6elie
Side bar man imioIertib erfaret, al
9upernsren bar fommet til 8aibing'
ton paa teIegrafiif anmobnins berom
fra grGiioent H~ooiepeIt, ion, Do
Soma er Ielempeitens tppiife 9ano'
brussitat, mifeSe at bsre oens gu
perners Wentns ON De fiuaniieIt
SorboIbe og &ran Der.
Get iamme SorIpoenSe bill bloc, al
8upernsr 9umniins fol babe uotrpfl
fig meget optimiitiif | fin SamtaIt
meo RrGiioenten, men at ban pnc
oct met inotrengenoe bapoe tiIraaSet
at Der at nrite 8onsreS tages Sfrioi
til Sprettelieu at ct nier elaitiff Een,
seeirfuIationsipitem. San fol os'
iaa babe tilraabet greiiOenten | III
@uoffab til Gpneresien at anbefaIe
at ale 9orporationer, iom Sripe,
misunderstanding, fol inforpo'
reres unoer acknowledgement
SperensitemmeIie meo Den at Sena'
Tor IcGumber ~foreilaaeoe YIau.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08

- Zen ME tpife Soreninoslop biz
efter alt at BONNIE tase Sie!e paa
iprtiot gefirmpelie al oanit Spr, a
i Slespis. Get beSer osiaa. Of ban.
re Blade / Ssnoeriplamo oil BIZ mo
oraset. :.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08
Gnefaaeube ! 1t eIaas bIiper |

Sonbbeb Gnon 2iniens SiiIe.Grfitr.
iion, foroi 2inienS @eneraIasent for
be norbpeftIige Gtater, 8. 81. Meit.
Iano, ielp refer meo oenne SuIe-Gr.
fnriion belt til ariitianin. De, Der
aster iis til at saa meb oenrte popii-
lore Grfurfion, iom gisr Meiien oper
Sapet meo ben fore Camper "8icto.
rian", buroe inareit mlIis anmeIoe
fig Dos Sr. @eitIuno, ia Sbiro
Street Soutb, minneapolis, @inn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08

let omuenSte. SaSeren: ~Ssrer
Oh, bpab leg iiser9 Seq forbpber dig
at Iese nieo Sens, ban er en- ilet @ut.
unge.~
Ssnnen: "Sabiit, men oa iee er
en- goo @irt. bsr heller Sens fomme
bio % lese meb mig"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08
Notwithstanding
Ten 7pe Ropember.
~ttsraas no,er,us...
Cattle Gamers pr. 100 pound 100

Dlpotdset ioas | Union Gtod yaro,
ghiedgo:
$1,000 Gptu, 4rtieu ieun.
1000 inbfpmne siennem llsens Sob er enos
uiolgte.
10000 8rsaturer, 9rtieu bpiers.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08

Wto Ietorab Smfiinte sipes be to aur,
iis, Bpgboloeri o. Stenogrof, Tor INN Sc. 90
pr. Waaneb. DEBORAH Snititute bar gpbe
S1re te rStencoraf % Bosboloeri.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-08
Tpoe.

Safam-@nueaa ben 2soe Eftober.
George 9difan, 6armer | 9Grbeoen al
&e%noauptue, al Sicrteipgoom.
&Ieih - 9irSbas ben 29oe Cftpber
Hmalbus 8lein | galnar, 20 Gnr gourmel.
Gfogoe tom fra 9pitIaHb I'll Nmerita / 1S47
% til @tnneibeif Gountp 1873.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-13
GRAND LODGE
SESSION ENDS
Knights and Pythian Sisters Enjoy
Hospitality

WaItzss, ''When Knlehthoad was
Ia Flower" Gustin; Medley. ''scot-
tish Melodies, Arranged By Mackle;
Tone Poem, ''valamont," KIIossr;
March, ''solid Front" Miller.
Altar the concert the local mem.
bars Of Woodbine Temple No. l3
put ON tho disqualification work.
Tue visiting Sisters OF tho Grand
Temple were Invited aud they pro-
nounesd tho work Of the local lodge
excellent. Az tbs conclusion Of the
WoFk the ladies invited the Knlghts
into THAR lodge rooms aud IiRht 70.
freshmsnts and lee cream weFs served
and social time enjoyed. THIS
constituted the work Of the pythlAn
Sisters at this convention,
This morning At ten o'clock three
hundred and twenty-five Knighta and
sistara and their families left Coeur
d'Alene on the steamer Idaho. Of the
Red Collar Line, for SO. MaFlaa.
Preparation has been made With 81.
MaFies 20 supply edlblss enough for
the excursionista The trip under
favorable circumstances b one Of ths
most beautiful Ia the northwest, but
owing TO the cloads and cold 10
day the disagreeableness Of the wealth.
eF will detract from the beauties az
thu landscape and the pleasure % the
exeursion. They returned ct
At $3.50 this afternoon. The Occur
d'AIene band accompanied the sxcur.
sion and made things lively Tor
ali on board.
II u does not rain tonight the pa.
rade Of the d. o. o. K.'s wiz taxa
place at 7;30. This parade d ludIc-
erus In the extrems and h one of the
big features Of the convention. The
Royal Tiger will be carried BY falth-
ful Tyres aud II Il 10 not too slippery
the ''ships Of the dcssFt'' will be seen
In the parade. Il IL expected that
over = hundred Tyroa will take part
and the band will furnish the music
for the parade.
Al $3.50 Omar AlkAyami Ten.
pie, No. ia, Dramatic Order knights
Of Khorasaan will hold a grand eoFe-
monlai session 10 which the visiting
Knights OF the order will be invited.
The temple viii initiate the tollow-
Ing candidates: 7. v. Case. James
Gibbs. Z. d. Van FIsdsnbeFR, ~.
George Martin, Fred LoekynaR. Hon.
Burton French. Roy ngAton. Dave
Miller, y. L. BRRsA. Judge Blixt.
O. g. FFsy andea4xty others.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-13
MPLICATES
COATES, BOYCE
Fchard Says They Were Mixed
in His Crimes

north to steal, on the strength of q
fraudulent story that he was going to
Los Angeles to sell mining stock for
Coata, and that this was the money
that actually paid his expenses when
he went back to Caldwell on the final
mission of murder.
Swiftly reviewing his meetings
with his old partners who had mean
time become rich, the defense asked
the witness If, disappointed and ang-
cred at his own hard luck in selling
out the Hercules mine, when Steunen-
berg sent troops into north Idaho, he
had not suddenly decided to borrow
enough money from Paulson to take
him to Caldwell where he would muir
der the man whom he blamed for his
misfortune. Orchard strenuously de-
neid that this was his motive.
The review of the Steunenberg plot
brought from Orchard the additional
declaration when Haywood was pro
posing the crime he said that Ed
Boyce, former president Of the Fed =
Grafton Of Minels, and now an owner
of the Hercules mine, had always de.
sired the removal of SteunenberR for
his part in the north Idaho labor
troubles.
Soon after Orchard left the stand
David Goats said: 81 do not care at
this time to discuss the statement
made by Orchard. / will have an
opportunity to reply IN full when !
go en- the stand for the defense. You
may say, however that Simpkins new
er talked to me on the subject of kid
mapping Paulson's children. Or.
chard did not speak to me about it in
Denver, but did come to me in Wal
lace and outlined the plot. He HaiC
he wanted to kidnsp Paulson's child
rem to get bunch Of money. told
him that he was fool and that If h'
tried to do SO, would denounce hin
publicly and that he would be rur
out of Wallace. The story is abso
lutely untrue"
Coats served a term as lieutenant
governor of Colorado, having. beer
elected on the populist ticket. After
leaving Colorado he went to Wallace
and until a few weeks ago was pro
preitor of a newspaper there. He re
Gently sold out his newspaper inter
ests.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-13

time 10 place the oompany's stock
upon the market upon terms 30 easy
that there ~ 40 one bot can buy IL
be wishes. During the next two
weeks, in company with Nj. Sanders.
! shall visit the country tributary 70
Occur d'Aisne and give every one
Who wishes g chance 10 20 Ia uith us.
No person will b. allowed 10 have
controlling interest IN the company.
The stock IL sl0O per share.
Ten per ee0t uili be paid upon sub.
soripsion aud ten psr cent upoa call,
CalIs not TO made ufisnsF than once
Ia thirty days. consider Occur
d'Alene the best location for a brew
cry that have ever sssn. I"
Mr. Bernhard has built and opsr
atsd q number Of hrsusriss IN The
east and 10 familiar With every detail
Of the business lie has saCresdsd
sbsEs composition has bsaa much
more keen than here. NJ. Bernhard
IL testing bis oWn eonndsuos ia ,ba
enterprise BY putting IN q soad many
thousand dollars q his o~B uousy.
10 - much - breseFies are lever
kBOsn 90 fail, this ought 10 make
good investment
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-13

as. corn, but vegetables aud other
staples which ARE yearly being rails
ed. 1t has been called the "bread
basket Of the Pacific Northwest,
since from it come nearly forty mil.
lion bushels Of wheat every year. The
$50. 600 farmers who reside within
its limits rase greater value Of agri-
cultural products to the farm than
those Of any other portion OF the Tn
tied States, IS has been verified by a
comparison of the value Of the bar
vest with that Of every other state
and territory ia the Union.
"As Jet however hut q small por.
tion Of the inland Empire has been
populated although 1t is being settled
so rapidly that within the next ten
years its farming population will
probably be doubled, while the city
Of Spokane which may be called its
metropolis, has sprung from q few
huts which built upon Its site twenty
Eve years ago, to q community hay
ing $4,000 people at present and
expanding at the enormous rate of
10, 900 each year.
Including eastern Oregon the In.
land Empire contributes the bulk OF
the grain which goes across the Paci
tic, not only by way OF Puget Sound
but by the great river Of the North
Nest, the Columbia. The country
Immediately adjacent to the sound
and the Columbia furnishes most OF
the timber, but as yet only a small
portion Of the truly vast forests
have been cut doWn."
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-13

When . city reaches the size and
commercial importance Of Occur
d'Alene IL Is In q position "a attract
capital and industrial enterps iass.
with q spirit Of friendly feeling and
interest toward them these industries
come to such cities as q matter OF
business. For these reasons Occur
d'Alene Is In a fair way TO have one
OF the largest and most modern
breweries Ia the west. TIE enter
prise lie backed by Christian Bern
hard, Of Ohio. He has been In the
city . number Of times and studied
lie location for q brewery from the
standpoint Of prautieal man. He
Is man Of means and sill invest
heavily IN the enterprise. In an in
tervisw with q representative Of the
Press, Mr. Bernhard said
I've will put mp the most modern
brewery In this part Of the country.
The plans and specifications uili -
complete 0sEt week We will use
the Rravity system Which will save
the handling and rebandIing Of the
product and enAbls us 70 pat thu beer
upon the market FREE from any germs
whatever.
1--WE have organized = company
capitalized At $500. 600; more than
49, 900 Of this has already been sub
seribsd. IBasmueh - COoaE d'Aiens
will Be the home Of the nee brewery
and as ~s Will have a fair siEed ray
roll here and - NE expect to sell our
product In COear d'Alene and the
surrounding country, we Want 10 get
aud need the baarty cooperation Of
the community. To that end, the
original inoOrpOFmt0ra q the CON
pany, though they could build a
brewery ~ithOui assistance II they
wiahed, have decided foE a limited
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-13
COLD STORAGE MEAT CO.
New Business Enterprise Opens
Doors This Morning.

The Cold Storage Meat company.
with r. G. Kaesmeyer. the pioneer
butcher in charge, opens up for busi-
ness today In the Wiggett block on
Fourth street. just across the alley
from the Press office.
TIE company has Installed mod
err Fefrigerating plant with cold stoF-
age rooms In basement and first door
The salesroom Is sitted with all mod
ern cOnvenlences and appliances, In.
Guiding q long plate gaiss showcase
with refrigerator pipes.
The refrigeratiuR plant Is Of the
amonia type the principle u which
10 the expansion Of amonia gas In the
iron pipes TO 9 pressure 81 from 100
70 200 pounds, which causes cost
ing Of Ice to form on the pipes and
reduces the temperature 10 any desiT.
ed degree. The plant is run by an
electric motor which operates q
pump that sends the amOnis through
the pipes The principle Of the
plant Is the same as that ii making
liquid air except thai The latter Il
not commercially practical At pres eni
on account Of the high pressure re.
quired 10 reduce the air.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-13

Lat evening Kootenai lodge No. q,
X. Of p, held session Ia FFater-
nal hall and sxsmpllfied the work OF
the third rank ON n candidate 20 the
great delight and satisfaction Of $50
grand lodge Representatives Follow
ing this ceremony n number Of short
addresses we're made by Congressman
French, Grand Chancellor Akin, Past
Grand Chancellor Casady. y. f. Bur
gan and others.
This morning short session Of the
Grand Lodge was held for the pur
pose OF closing up the business.
Yesterday afternoon she Pythian
Sisters flnished their Grand Temple
business and tho annual convention
was declared closed. The following
resolutions we're adopted at the meet
ing:
1--WE, your committee on Fesolu.
lions, beg to submit the following:
'As members Of tha Grand Tenn
pie. PYthian Sisters Of Idaho. We
are truly grateful for this oppoFhunI.
y Of exchanging fraasrnAl greetings.
We are glad to be with you bccauss
Of the pleasure We experience when
among the friends Of our beloved or
der, and we are glad 20 have the priv.
Slege Of meeting IN your beautiful
city and we are more than glad Tor
the cordial and friendly welcome
which has been extended TO us.
Therefore, be II resolved: That
We give an especial vote Of thanks 81
WoOdbIne Temple No Is, for thS
delightful manner In which they havs
welcomed and entertained ua.
'Be IL resolved: That We give au
especial vote of thanks to kootenAl
Lodge No Z, for the many pleasures
provided for our entertainment and
the delightful boat rldea; TO the hand
for discoursing such sweet music
and TO the citizens Of Occur d'Aiens
for the many oourtesios extended 20
Us. !"
II was resolved at both the meet.
inRs Of the knights and Of Sister
tho 6Fand Temple to hold the next
annual convention In the second Woah
In June In ls0s-at Twin Fails.
At 1880 last evening. despite the
chilly weather, large crowd gathered
at the Hotel Idaho 20 listen 10 %,
band concert. The concert was well
executed and there WeFe many CON.
pliments on the ability Of the play
ers. The folIoWinE program VA
given March. Howard" HUFF
Overture, birth Of Love, 4" Laffsrty
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-06-13
STATES EVIDENCE

Boise, Idaho. June I2.-There will
be some documentary confederation
Of Orchards statements that is like
~ to prove damaging to the defense.
Among other things a letter will be
introduced described as "Moyer TO
Mrs. Orchard No. - written at the
time Orchard was on his San Fran
cicso mission. In the letter Hay
wood notified Mrs. Orchard they
would send her money az often an
needed. Orchard testified they
agreed 20 do so, but filled to keep
the agreement, fact he did not learn
for q long time.
There will be ample confederation
of Orchards statement of transmits
sion of money to him from feder-
alton headquarters while be was in
San Francisco. In one case the state
will prove the sending and delivery
of a registered letter, in another It
will prove transmission Of money by
wire.
Hull McCaughy, assistant post
master of San Francisco, is here with
the record of the delivery of regis
tered letter to Orchard and its send
ing from Denver will be proved in
the same manner. The records Of the
Postal Telegraph company will also
be In evidence shoSing the transmits
sion of money which Orchard says
he received in that manner,
There is some other correspond
ence while one OF the tellers of the
First Matt lnal bank will present q
record of a number Of transactions
showing relations between Orchard
and Haywood and the drawing OF
money which was charged to the
emergency fund account.
While it was announced that redi
rect examination of Orchard would
probably consume three hours Friday
morning, it is quite possible 1t will
not be 50 long.
The state has almost everything II
wants, so much having been drawn
out ON cross-examination. Mr.. Oar
row said this evening 1t would taxi
six weeks to present the case to tbs
defense.
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INLAND EMPIRE
Opinion of Eastern Magazine
on ResouPc es.

Dealing with "the Commerce of
the Pacific Northwest, - to show the
marvellous development Of this corner
Of Uncle Sans domain, Henry Hale
has this to say In the June issue Of
Worlds Events Magazine, published
at Dansville, n. Y:
with the construction Of railroads
What IL known as the Inland Empire
was placed in touch with the rest Of
the world. Representa- no less than
$50, 600 square miles in arsa. it is
formed principally by the great basin
which Is bounded on the vest by the
CoIumbia river and lies between the
Rocky mountains on the east and
the Cascades on the west
much Of this empire, for such 1t
truly is. can be cultivated by the far
mer and fruit grover since It has an
abundance Of moisture. but irrigation
hiss also worked wonders ~ Is shown
hy the large crops Of not only wheat,
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A. Hsney. travelling auditor for
the Bell Telsphons sysssm will leave
for Butte. Aoat to-day lie has
been 10 Occur d'Alsne for tha past
month or Sin weeks stTaiehtnning ap
the books and getting the division
fxed out financially. In about ST.
mouths be wil make CosuF d'Alsne
AsAin.