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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-05-02
4 PRACTICAL COLUMN
FOR THE HOUSEHOLDER

I ialgilSS be sent to the cleaners BEFORE
being put away as IL protection against
moths. Moth balls, etc, are OF no use
If there are moth eggs in the fabrics
when they are put away.
Each room hould be thoroughly
leaned. 1t is a good plan TO take up
the carpet and do the rough work to-
day and tomorrow when the dust has
had time to settle, the walls may be-
cleaned.
In localities where soft coal is used.
the walls of a room quickly become
dirty and the cleaning of wall paper
is not so easy as II has to be very
carefully done to avoid streaks and
spots. There Is Il wall paper cleaner
on the market that comes in the form
OF powder which. when mixed with cold
water. come of a soft rubber like.
consistency and this is then rubbed
vigorously on the wall. 1t will be foundl
To brighten Il soiled paper very peri
ceptibly. Ordinary bread dough makes
{" very good cleaner and is cheaper than
The store cleaner. ,
colo:s used In interior decorating,
sloCl! b" chosen with IA view TO the
possible effect of artificial light upon
them. There are many colors and espe-
: cially tints that present totally differ
ent Appearances 10y daylight and arti-
iiriai light. Gas light exercises the
greatest influence on colors. and cleo
trio light the least. Fellows and reds
are least affected. and light shades of
eveer. blue and purple the most.
1t is advisable TO choose colors little.
affected or clse 90 use tints which will
loO. h.St under the conditions which
Nili obtain the greater part of the time
The time is apain at hand when tba
usual number on young couples will be
seized with the desire To '.pe, out in
The countrv.'
II is more than probable Thar ,hov
have been talking il over the long win
lei; evenings and reading aloud from
So ana sos book on Three Chickens
ana Liberty" not TO speak of numerous
BAL, hes OF literature furnished nv
obiislng real estate agencies. They
win ns.o suburban i'm all
its degrees from the incipient
s,are Vhfrh 6ri,res an s,n,u
place = fes miles out. TO the acute
rtanra .hli secs "a fortune in = stony
!arln Win a 81. 600 mortgage on IT
Sow it cannot be successfully denied
that the country IS preferable To the
oily as "A place Of residence. but a great
many people man ont a course for
themselves whicn. when the novel; V.
years of. reacts in such n way as tn
maxi. Them think that nossiblv ,h.v
nave made a mistake after ali
\ conanto error is the s,nnositio,
ma residence II, the country is ,oina
10 nreye v..stly more econo,ni,,, IT..
c:.y life You are going In ,,isa unnm.
own Vegetables. keen chickens - 49, ,n.a
If YOU can afford IL. possibjv - Cow. An
these features require attention ,nd
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-17
CLOSE OF THE WEEK
BROUGHT HOPffULNFSS
The Better Feeling Of the Stock Mar
ket Only Slightly Interrupted by
Liquidation.

New York. Nov. 16.-The general
tone of today's stock market inclined
to hopefulness but the effect of higher
prices was married by the resumption
by some of forced liquidation in a linn
tied group of stocks which had a SYM
pathetic effect on the whole list. The
Hill stocks and Atchison were notably
affected land made wide declines in
comparatively light transactions.
When this was completed there was
a vigorous recovery and the market
became dull. The demand for curren-
cy in New York was quiet today. The
premium showed declining tendency
as an effect of constantly arriving
supply of gold. News from Washing
ton of a proposed issue of $4,000. 900
in Panama canal bonds, the purpose
being to leave the purchase money on
deposit in the banks and leave the
bonds at the same time as an available
basis for new circulation was regard
ed as giving promise Of effective re-
lief to the situation.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-17
TRENCH MILITARY CODE
WILL HAVE TOBE REVISED
It Is Definitely Known That Ensign
Ulmo Sold Secrets to Germany.

Paris. Nov. 16.-The treason of En-
sign Ulmo of the French navy. who
was arrested in Toulon on Oct. %, on
the charge of being a spe. and who
subsequently confessed. is now cOnsid-
cred to be firmly established. There
is no longer much doubt that he made
several trips to Germany and deliv-
cred documents to the chief of the
German spy service at Brussels which
will necessitate complete revision of
the French naval and military signal
codes and plans for mobilization
Nevertheless, the incident Is not
likely to lead diplomatic complications
with Germany. as spying Is a recOg
nized institution in Europe. The
French government officially announc-
ed today that il did not demand the
recall of Rear Admiral Siegel. the Ger
man naval attache at Paris. suspected
of having participated in Illinois es-
pionage. The latter is only liable to
deportation. as the crime of treason
was assimilated in 1S4s into a politi-
cal crime. and the death penalty. eN-
cept in time of war, was suppressed.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-17
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-17
THE MONEY
HIDING OUT
Secretary COrsIyOu Says
is Cause of the Trouble
Measures On Foot to Coax
1t Back Into Channels of
Trade.

New York, Nov. 16.-"I believe" said
Secretary Cortelyou to the Merchants
Association of New York. that if the
money of this country. which we have
boarded. We're at once put back to full
fill its functions in the channels of
trade there would be within twenty
four hours. an almost complete re-
sumption of business operations
1t is upon the situation adverted to,
that attention was converged in the
financial world during all the past
week. 1t was a subject of some dis
cussion but the differences did not
check deligent and powerful efforts
to remedy the difficulty and the de-
clining tendency Of the premium on
currency was an index of the growing
success OF those Efforts.
The premium on currency is in
creasingly understood to be in reality
the dislocation Of exchange operations.
Ii is acutely observed that payment
for currency at premiums in these
transactions have been in certified
checks on banks and that the proceeds
of the transactions have found their
way into bank deposits. notwithstand-
the holding of currency is supposed to
have involved a distrust of banks.
From this it is inferred that conditions
were precipitated in no small part by
the deliberate boarding of money on
large scales by spectators who sought
profit in operations. 1t is estimated
however, that the effect of the ruling
premium on currency has already been
t. draw out from boarding a very large
proportion of the cash which was with
drawn from the New York trust COM
panies during the runs, and thus to
restore it to the channels of banking
operations. Another factor in the de-
pletion of the currency has been the
movement of money into interior banks
where it apparently disappeared in a
large part completely from channels
of circulation.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-17
A ROYAL FLAVOR
About a French Marriage on English
Soil.

London. Nov. ia glimpse of the
manners and customs of the old
French court was presented today at
Wood Norton. when Prince Charles of
Bourbon was married to Princess Lou
Use of France with ceremonies. the
picturesqueness and stately magnifi-
cence OF which would hardly have been
exceeded We're the Duke of Orleans
owner of Wood Norton. and the brides
brother the occupant of the throne of
France. About forty members of the
royal families and near relatives of
the bride and bridegroom were pres
ent.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-17
THE MASON FAMILY
Pie Up Evidence to Prove an Alb
For Steve Adams.

Rathdrum, Idaho Nov. 16.-The de-
Tense in the Steve Adams case In
Rathdrum continued its efforts today
to prove an alibi for Adams by the tes-
timony OF Orville and Floyd Mason
sons Of Alva Mason. 0rville went over
the occurrences of July and August,
1904. with some few discrepancies from
the story as told by his father.
He said that Adams or Dickson came
to his place the latter part of August
from the direction OF Marble Creek,
and after that. not until his trial In
Wallace last spring did he see Adams
again. Floyd's testimony was prac-
tically the same.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-17
WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE
At Which the Financial Question Was
Discussed.

Washington, Nov. 16.-The financial
situation formed the topic of an i'm
pOrtant conference at the White House
tonight, those participating. in addition
to the president. being Cortelyou.
Root and Postmaster General Meyer.
No statement was obtainable as to the
result. Later Cortelyou returned to
the White House alone and remained
with the president for half an hour
when the financial subject was further
discussed Cortelyou after leaving at
IL went TO the treasury department.
Garfield and Loeb were with the pres
ident a portion of the evening.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-17
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. Nov. 16.-Cattle receipts
900; market steady. Beeves s3-25@
$50. cows s110G4IO, calves $3.50
1925. Texans s3.15G3.90. stockers and
feeders s2.25@4.4O.
Sheep receipts 1000; market steady.
Natives s2.OO@5.15. westerns $4,000
500. yearlings s4.65G5.40. lambs $500
q $50, western s4.0096.64.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-17
A BIGGER FRISCO.
All the Cities About the Bay to Be
Consolidated.

San Francisco. Nov. 16.-The trus-
tees of the San Francisco chamber of
commerce held special meeting today
to consider the proposition of consol-
idating all the cities about the bay
within a radius of fifteen miles of San
Francisco. The members spoke in ia
vor of the proposition but failed to
indicate a definite plan. They decided
to call a meeting of all commercial
organizations and improvement clubs
on Nov. 81.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-17
PHILIPPINE DELEGATES.

Manila. Nov. 16-The assembly is
the sending of delegates to
Commissioner Bonito
Legarde will probably be the choice
for one of the delegates, but the other
is yet doubtful.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-17
M ETAlS.

New York. Nov. 16.-There was no
change in the metal markets today in
the absence of cables. Tin was weak.
Copper continued weak in today's
market. with lake at s13.25613.5O.
electrolytic 1925. casting s12.75G13.OO.
Lead at S4.45M4.75 was unchanged.
Spelter was weak at $3.50. Iron was
quiet at reduced prices.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-17
GRAIN.

Chicago. Nov. 16.-Wheat opened
weak. December wheat opened 2sdEc
to 86Ac lower at 93ss d937sc. After
selling between 93Ik G94&c it closed
steady at 94sc. Corn was nervous
and trading very light December
opened q NC to y a sc lower at 54h
G54Ac. sold between 54d54%c and
closed unchanged. The trade in oats
was exceedingly light. December
opened &c higher at 46c. sold between
46d464sc and closed at i6lsc.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-17
STAR OF OKLAHOMA
FORMALLY IN PLACE
No Ceremony at Washington, But a
Great Deal at Capital of New State.

Washington. Nov. 10 President
Roosevelt today signed the proclama-
ton admitting Oklehoma to statehood
There were no accompanying ceremo-
mics. The president hurriedly affixed
his signature with a pen from the quill
OF an American eagle. blotted it, babe
the bystanders good morning and pass
ed out Of the room.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-17
MURDERER SUICIDES IN JAIL

Aberdeen. Wash. Nov. 16.-Ralph w.
Steele who is under arrest on the
charge Of Staying Frank Todd on the
night Of August 81. today hanged him
self with a strap in the county Jail at
MontezanO.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-17
FATALLY INJURED AT FOOTBALL

Warsaw, Ind. Nov. 16.-James Or
cut, formerly a student of Winona
Technical Institute was fatally injured
during a football game here today be-
tween two high school teams. His
skull was fractured as a result of a
collision with another player
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-17
PHILIPPINE EARTHQUAKE

Manila, Nov. 16.-Four sharp earth
quake shocks We're felt at Manila and
the surrounding provinces on the night
Of November 16 and the morning Of
November 18th. No damage was
done. The first shock was felt at11:26
=. IN.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-17
BON

Amalgamated Copper 1865. American
Smelling 81 q. Atchison 6Ss. st. Paul
I9sik. n. Y. Central 94h. Penna. 1917.
Reading 79A. Southern Pacific esq.
Uunion Pacific 1925. L. s. Steel 23%.
pfd. SOS.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-17
THE GoIDFIELD OUTPUT.

ending last night the output of the
mines and leases of the Goldfield dis
frict was 1888 tons. having an esti-
mated value at $436,450.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-17
THE GERMAN SAVINGS and LOAN SOCIETY


CALIFORNIA SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1907-11-17
THE WEATHER.
Local Daily Weather Report for The
Arizona Republican.

Forecast for today-Fair.
Data for "a hours ending $3.50 p. m
yesterday. b:30 b:S0
am nm
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-08-12

Summary: Two base hit, Winslow; first
on balls, off Bishop 1, off LeCIair 2; struck
out, by Bishop 10, by LeClair s; double
play, LeClair to Buchanan to Lahue; passed
balls, Barrows, Buchanan; sacrifice hit,
Berry; stolen bases, Barton 4, Frontiers 2;
time of game, In. Aim; umpire, A. E.
White.
The water sports of the afternoon began
about 1:30 o'clock. A grand stand seating
about 900 had been previously erected and
this was soon. filled and the beach for long
distance was covered with teams and spec
tators. The crowd is estimated at about
1000. The fitting matches and tub races
excited considerable laughter while the
motor boat and rowing and canoe races
were watched with considerable excite
ment. The real fun of the day however
was caused by the breaking OF the wharf
extended a short distance into the lake for
convenient landing. Several boys got
good ducking and one of our physicians
who is heavy weight went into the water
nearly to his waist. 1t is said the soaking
extinguished his ardor for aquatic sports
to some extent, but not his pipe. The re-
suit of the races was as follows: The Cooley
race between three boats with Cooley en-
gines of the same power was won by Rich
mond, Seaver % Baldwin 81. Mems tilt
ing was won by Jackson and Page. Canoes
single was won by Underwood, diatance
| one fourth mile; time, M, 525 prize,
paddle; Jenness ID, prize, bathing suit;
Iaol-rou 23 Tho motor ba7diaa1 1ic+ouco
three miles, was won by F. B. Tower with
| MS new u horse power engine and locally
| constructed boat; time, 20 m; prize silver
| cup, club trophy won by Seaver last year; /;
| Batchelder %, time 19 m. 81 3; Arkley 3D..
| Boys tub race was won by Willie Leslie,
prize, watch; Dutton, ID, prize, rod. Ca
noes double was won by Jackson and Page,
prize, paddles; Hastings and Conley ID;
Brown and Gould, Sd. Motor boat
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-08-12

straightaway was won by Tower, distance
one mile, prize, trophy; BstcheIder ID, Bar
ron Sd, Murkland 4th. Boys fitting was
won by Welch, prize, watch. Mems single
oars was won by Clogston, prize, boat
cushion; Hubbard 21; BsgoId, Sd. Mems
swimming race was wol by Brown, prize,
bathing suit; Paladee I'd; Winsiow, 3D.
Ladies' double oars was won by the Misses
Redfeld and Ham blet, prize, paddles; Mrs.
Richmond and Miss Canty I'd, Misses Page
and Smith Sd. Boys swimming race was
won by Jewell, prize, fishing rod; Dutton
I'd, prize, watch, Gunwale race was won
by Gould, prize, batting suit, Hastings 3D.
Canoes fours was won by Jenness, Webster,
Maxfeld, Magoon, prize, box cigars, Con-
ley, Brown, Frechetre Cloutier I'd. Ladies'
single oars was won by Miss Page, Miss
Redfeld I'd, Miss Austin Sd. Mems double
oars was won by Clogston and Brunning;
Underwood and Hubbard I'd; Winslow and
Heath Sd, Motor boat race, "Start if you
can," was won by Tower, Richmond I'd,
Murkland Sd; distance one and one half
miles, time by Tower, 13 m. 425 s.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-08-12
Baseball Notes.

The reg alta day game will bs found in
the Barton items with the account OF the
regatta.
Don't forget the best game Of the season
Friday at O'Clock p. M, when the strong
Jeffersonville team plays the Barton team
Remember the Jeffersonville trim med Bar
ton on their home grounds 2 to 0. What
can they do here? Come and see.
The Barton team went to South Barton
Saturday to play the w. w. & L. Co., team,
who have been wanting a scrap with the
Barton team. Webster pitched for Barton
and won by score of IS to 2. the w. w. &
l.. Co., team getting two scores in the 9th
MartelI's hitting.
Possibly the least said the better about
the game on the home grounds Saturday
Aug. 3, between the st. Johnsbury and
home teams, for although the visitors won
by the score of to neither team played
giIt-edge ball. st. Johnsbury won by
good hard work and good fielding game,
while Barton played a series of errors, was
sluggish on bases and not heavy at the
bat. Laird pitched good ball, taking the
place of the man with "Chicago' on his
shirt in the second inning. "Chicago''
went up in the air. Webster, Heath and
Bishop all took a turn at pitching for
Barton, but Bishop, the old standby,
finished the game. He was unable, how
ever, to pull out of the hole he was put
into when he entered the box, and the
Barton team failed to hit at critical times.
Following is the score:
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-08-12
Fair Notes.

The train advertised to leave Wells River
at s o'clock a. M each of the last three
days OF the fair will leave at 7,30 instead of
O'Clock.
Fl. J, Stannard will be at the ticket office
of the grand stand from O'Clock q. m. to
o'clock p. m. and at Fred D. Pierce's
store from 7.30 o'clock to O'Clock o. m. on
Tuesnay, August 20, with reserved seat
tickets.
Bert Letter, the handcuff wizard, will be
at the fair as a side issue. He efies the
strongest lock of any kind, escapes from
lockups, collins, jails, etc., and escapes
from locked handouts at will,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-08-12

theatrical managers as the most legitimate
demonstrstor of these kindred sciences
(hypnotism and telepsthy) that has ever
toured New England. Endorsements in
his possession verify this statement. Pres
celle does not resort to trickery and fraud,
as many professional hypnotists have en-
ployed, to the sorrow of honest and faith
ful performers. Prescelle has placed hyp-
notism before his patrons in a simplified
manner, making it possible for all to
recognize this wonderful law that is backed
by every scientific college in the world.
Mrs. Edna May Magoon, who is well
known to Bartonites, is a hypnotist of
recognized ability. Mrs. Megoon's devel-
oped hypnotic powers are due to the
patience and careful training of Prescelle,
with whom she has entertained and de-
lighted capacity audiences the past two
seasons. She will appear at each perform
ance, and without doubt will be cordially
received. Don't forget this fact: This
attraction is the greatest laugh creator on
the American stage, SO everybody avail
yourselves of this opportunity. Laugh
and the world laughs with you" There
will be dancing from 10 80 until g. m.
after the show. Follow the crowd to the
opera house. See ady.on another page.
The second annual regatta of the LIE Beau
Lac boat club, held on the shores of Crystal
lake Friday afternoon, was a grand sue
cess. The day was a grand holiday for
this vicinity for the attractions of the fore
noon were nearly if not quite equal to the
water sports of the afternoon. The mer-
chants cooperative sale at cut prices at
tracted many traders to town and they
went away satisfied that the day was
profitable one as we'll as pleasant one.
The weather man smiled all day. Besides
the sale ball game between the Frontiers
and the Barton team took place at 10
o'clock. An enthusiastic bunch of
Frontier followers came with the team,
bringing COW bells, tin horns, travelling
men and ministers, but after one or two
innings the bells grew less loud; the good
natured rooters on both sides kept up the
racket, however, till the eighth inning
when the visiting fans saw it was all over.
They gathered up their bells, horns, min
listers, ETC.. betook themselves from the
scene quietly and reverently, the score be-
ing at the close to 0. While the roofing
was continuous, it was good natured and
no hard feelings resulted. Barton played
winning ball every minute and Bishop al
lowed but three hits, striking out 10 men.
It is no use singing out the star man how
evir for eYsry man played to win. LeCIair
pitched excellent ball. but his support was
not up to par, and when his roofing friends
left the field, he like any man lost heart
and weakened. Loyalty that stays by
through thick and thin is the kind that
helps, but that was not the kind that the
visitors handed out to their team. Follow
ing is the score.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-08-12
Methodist Church Notes.

Prayer and social service Thursday Stn-
ing at 7:30.
'sThe Immanence of God" was the theme
OF Rev. ". B. Dukeshire's sermon Sunday
morning.
IA Giant with Wounded Heel'' win
be the theme of BIr. Dukeshire's sermon
next Sunday morning.
There will be a lawn party on the
grounds at the III. E. church Tuesday
evening given under the auspices of the
Epworth League. The Barton Cornet band