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The Washington times., 1907-10-26
Cut Your Gas Bill in Half

by using Gregory's Governor Burner.
See display IN our 18th st. window
6i6 18th st. c. a. Aiuddiman & Co, 1904 G.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
STAGE HELLO UP
BY LONE BANDIT
Work Of Merry Highwayman
Near Z ftmln. Montana.
heis llim $4,000.
nsHsgff ts be- "a rf-tsf .f fes Kid
CORY es-asf rfs.- Hstls's a0d
rs+ts rf.ssst es5 rs8 zoe
Greet N5ftss+r rff.r.

Greet FsHs Slows T.r Hsfa f11
rIaf tffse.n wsI.s saI zafnaH sas
trIi 1p hf o. Frr HsHIf sanfi'na
too faIaHta1e ra.saa. farIt.i tafr
sr1 e. sam estimated aI s'af tltH1
De- tsii ia tstr tn aatHnf Tts
rasssea fstr H' 1sisI.s af tts DARING
futhffr Htr ftaa fssI BE- Hffarai
iHsi rHfh af gaffHsn sri ur Hsfa
ass alisHHa itr tIHIf HHtIas aIh
rarsifnnraf rf nf fu rst COO
sage 81 He nrrfs sf fta z.Hms8
miHrs
THr uhtfr arHafrrIIH Bee ftr nf
at tHlfe uaff NJ fHsan mrHHfrI
ufHu ffn fastest EHH fu o. FaH
atief Doc WaHa iu iafrif HrHH
receipt Uf auff Uf 600 t1'f HE Tfr Do
rai'Hn Ia iH q particularly HHsf snFf
iH tfr mHHHialHa afm"IHa rtfff uU
pHfiHnifF fHf iHa shelter aHf raafH
~ ihr bandit ura HsH rHHmsHfIHa
Grail fhrfr tHI'f aIHf HHtf faf
fHrn mrH af Bay m fH
HHmr mrmirf uf KH rHurs aara
uf ifain rhifa cod hHfaa ftIftrs ia
sHsfrrrf Hf coo tH'fHr aa trar
afH GO CHuf sane hf'1 aH Great
Northern ifsin. iH CO., tIrHIif ~ Ma'
h. securing $1,000 WaHf Hf ifr pale
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MuHiaHa
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
STANDARD OIL LIABLE
TO S2926O,OOO FINE
is Found Guilty o. ore Thoussn.
rour hundred ard s.sty.thrss
Counts 81 ird-tmcnt

Cf,r1 The Standard Ol core
r.nr ~ Indiana witch taI been 81
uIsI f1r iha iast fs aoets before
irfla E ST. iauIIs iu fH. TINTED
siai.s district court 1H CHARGE 4
tatIrf received raHafra fum the CM
rse1 a Alton railroad oH shipments q
uI fum WfHIne God tD Easf 81
Louis Do. tas found ruI'tF sliufin
uiatt on 1893 oDuuIs of iba nriEinsI
1908 iu ihr indictment The amaiu
ina eco ruHuia upfr dropped from tht
Indictment un account Of rrmrs o
iha verdict is sustained fhe uIi o1m
rant De- liable to nna of go leoDuo
Eel ttH EftIns au. ah.,h iho Iniict
mrnf CHARGED ths oumraHr With hat
ina violated. provides % One VI ii.0H'
fs 5000 Cor each offence Pending
q mrfHr fnf uru UiHi uhICh luhn
WWrf chief tuunsaI iuf che &c.
frrrsrf announced uuHIl Dol made
Immediately. uu action uiil hr hkru
OIL fHH rIHH toward collecting ihr hnc
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
CONDITIONS IN CHINA
DAILY GROWING WORSE
Hsfsf e. tFs Famine Net HsH Tofd
ss Fully Eve rHsussrd psfs5rs
ere Dy-s DsHY

Shanghai rtIrs -Tearsrs 90
csitei here from fust'g r.Idfs Dol its
famine district report fhat tte crtdi
lions ere ffuuire uofre
The CtiHrss government and rrafir
up f1 date hara contributed over fo1f
million dollars fof famine relief end
the Sums received from au foreign
sources total BALI "a million dollars in
ciHiiha TIE supplies on Their uaY ifom
America
There ere hfy missionaries. uiih
ihe higher class of Chimes. enaaEsd
in overseeing she relief disifitaii0h
C1nfur'ahisfs. Catholics and rfuiss
iants ar uuftihE irfeitsf TIE irir
graph umtiais ere tsfr1ina free si'
messages 90 end ffum tbs relief uofts
end ihs steamship companies ere f1f
nishinE free tfansroffsiiou fnf FHp
plies ~ food. sir. fof ttr Sufferers
Tusnty Thousand ~ its iamiHe slHsf
rfs are employed Do tHiiiine dams shi
canals To- prevent a fcUcruurnra ~
the nouds
The relief committee here BEL
promptly srHfiua supplies t1 ttr
front hut ihr funfs afr nos 1rf iH
lis possession Measures. afHriri Hr
~ date aHr Inadequate Ten million
persons are s1Hefifs ffum iarF 90
iuui and farina starvation
whole families have been farnH
dead in ihrif huHsfs end rUffsrs are
seen bina by she roadside Probably
i've thousands urfruna arr dFinE
daily fum starvation
a feu cases a f'HiinH fuf food have
occurred aHi rannihaiism De- hrEiHniHs
10 BE- reported rafrnis afr rtfhaHE
inE theft children t8 b. eaten 4 DOB
lar che relief rummiiffr reports. Win
save one NE until ite harvest. June
%. and $1,000 600 b needed The
whole amount rannut b. raised in chi
na. The situation o. desperate aud
Americans are ufari To- give tfn0n 90
in The neat ihfrH urrts not cor chris
tan. but fuf humanitarian vufk
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
convicted Murderer 10 craIy.

los Angeles Local authorities are
IN doubt as TO whether George W.
pundrlck, the convicted murderer OF
John Schroeder, OF Cordell Ca, who
surrendered himself here, Is entirely
mentally responsible There Is no
question OF tho correctness OF the
story related by Bundrick but he ap.
ne.rs not altogether rational on some
spbiects. lie has delusion that his
broiher, who helped him XIII Schroed
ar IA here In Jail with him and ia
wounded as a result OF a light with
detective.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
FAvRor sGr FRGE.
Second Grand jury Refused to lndist
the Congressman,

Second Grand jury Refused to lndist
the Congressman,
Baton Rouge. Ia Democratic Con
gresham George X Fayrot was set
free Thursday might after having
been In jail continuously for about
i've months, under arrest ON a charge
Of murder and aw0itIng action OF the
grand jury, The second grand jury
refused 10 indict the congressman
Mr.. Fayrot last November shot and
killed Dr. II. ". Aldrlch Of Baton
Rouge who had been his lifelong
friend. Tho congressman declared
the physician had made disparaglng
remarks about Mrs, Fayrot. The
shooting occurred Immediately after
an exciting election aud while Fav.
rot was still Judge OF the Baton
Rouge court, which on Thursday set
him free lie resigned and was In.
dicted by a grand jury which had
been selected under his jurisdiction
before the shooting. Because one OF
the iurymen was illiterate the finding
was Quashed
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
ons Voc ehapter In F,ua.

Beattyyillo Ky-Clay Thomas was
arrested SUNDAY Tor the murder OF
Jesse Abner Thomas says Abner
struck him with a rock and came near
knocking him on his horse, and that
he drew his revolver and shot him.
The killing Is the result Of tho Hargls
Cockrell feud, In which John Abner.
a relative, Is central figure The men
are known 10 have Quarrelcd at the
time John Abner was IN Jail charged
with the assassination OF Dr. Cox
and Thomas had accused Abner With
having been against the Hargises.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

fefmsf csmrtf6iisf ~ euusflY
rosnd Deed ia usf

Found Deed ir usd
Ctirsfn james 10 Trtria rfrss
drni ~ ihr commercial NsHuHsi hsHs
u ihia fIfy and formerly Comptroller
81 ihH currency fiai bore HlHiaf ui
heart disease 49, atris died shiis
aslrsB Boz his bed
The fact chat he aas dead uas iis
cutrni hf tho butler utn catered
81 frErls rinm after traHnE a isir
phone aifhin ring C1niiHnsusif uiiH
uuf fuoritinr an ansarf Other mem
hrfH ~ thu family uufu summoned
~ ffank n ChnWhiii save Do as De
opinlun that Mr Efkris had hrrf
dead Zoe some hnufs f
~ EtEaia Haa iHm al FHnrriun
ill. November "a. 1850 anf most Of
bic NE had BEEN spent in i'iinuis iii
received an rafiY rfHfaiiHn in iht
school ~ bic native Ciif later taking
40 tho study ~ iau at Albany. n v
graduating from thr Albany iau
school in 1850 iin rufiifrd lac ri
Ottawa. no.. until appointed Boy rfrsi
dent Cleveland in ihr post nf comp
trnllor ~ ihr currrHrY In tslI
Mr ECkU'H dur.nE the agitation n
The currency question became pfumi
mont AZ hn adtnrhiuf uf Fuid stand
ard Always % numurut be- brram'
affiliated in 1890 with thr Euit stand
ard Democrats llr fuiaiurd ihr nrlri
~ comptroller uf che currency uut.
tho end ~ President rt.Iauda torn
/ in 1897 when hr became president u
the Commercial National bank ~ ihI
/ fitK
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
fAkr paomoreR Arlo.
rsp.otsf o. VIA Cat Mines VIII be
Vigorously Prosecuted.

beaver John oIian. mining
promoter rlp woe Indicted OBJ coo
faisni ffaHf Iun Boo a.ss'.H re- ra.
rbiu iasi ur.s. un tho rhafaa of us.
ins iha mlHs goo drmai aaa ar
aifHai before United sairs Jummis.
siunsf Sanford g. ilnsiais n ihia
fIp un Tursdaf and vaa o'raaei ai.
co. mmI bus bond OF taUn0 200 boz.
aHn Die appearance fur iual lu ihr
tnHrf HIafrs district ruuu on rnms
risIHf uf James wilkinson. uf rfutl
frf.r. W Hu intrsifaiiHu "
utian Operations uHa made bi chief
Inspector D. D. Mckee Hud Yield ln.
srrUuf 49, T yIrEE uf dozen or
more rwfruira uhirh uIiau located
in yu.ufain aHi Nrnda aui aaa pro
mHiiHr. thr IntrsIIraiIuu iiacinHod, %
b. fiIrErd fNai HHiN uHr uf Too gave
evidence uf fhr values Which, had
hrrH E'uaIHE'F r forth in 'hrt liium'
tore ati.h uHH rrui iHnH u tho
MALLS in prospective Iutrsiuya
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

Bardwoll KY Edward stockton. n
years old, son OF clifford stockton. a
farmer shot ANA fatally wounded his
uncle, James stockton. beat his
unele's wife into inscuslhiIty with the
butt end OF the gun, saturated her
clothing with coal OH and attempted
20 set It ahre Both are In a dying
condition. Stockton was arrested
There is intense excitement. and VIC.
lence to the prisoner R threatened Il
IL believed by some that the youth Is
demented.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

Constantinoplo Continuous heavy
rains have caused the rivers 10 over
How seriously flooding Macedonia and
Asia Minor The plains OF nrusa
AdahaEar, Kutuahia, Adm and almost
an the villages are submerged and
there has been heavy loss OF Ito and
destruction OF cattle aud property
Coming after the severe winter and
the rulnation OF crops. tho foods have
ontailod acute distress among the pop
ulatlon, and the Interruption al rail-.
way traflo renders relief dlnicult
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
Jury DISCHARGED
IN THAW CASE
Slayer Of Stanford White Is
Remanted 10 TOmbS 10
Await New Trial.
hnsf tons ard Sensational Trial %
pitisburs Millionaire. Seven o.
Juymsn Favored Conviction.
while Five Were Tor
Aeuuittsi.

Sew York iioreiessiy divided
seven for a verdict ~ guilty u mur.
der in the nrat degree and I've Tor
arqHittai on the ground n insanity
ito i1ry uhich since January ~ last
bed H-on tryinE iiary X mas rrpoft.
% 01 Friday. after forti seven hours
aHi HFht minutes ~ driibefaiion.
Hat Do could not possibly aarco on q
verdict The twelve mon we're
promptly discharged Boy Justice rItf.
gerald. Who declared that hu. too. BE-
loved their task vas hopeless Thav
uas femandrd To- the Tomba without
ball 10 await second trial on tho
charge Of having murdered stanford
white.
when this nrW trial would take
place no one connected with the case
Gould express an opinion District
Attorney jerome declared there wufu
many other persons accused of hDmi.
eide awaiting trial. and rhav would
Save iB take bic turn vith thu frHt
A. tn pusaihlu change uf venue.
tlih ihr district attorney and Coun.
nI fuf ThaW declared. ihry would
nlka Hl sufh move
Ibau. uhru be- bad returned 90 tho
t0mHs. save uut tho following state.
cent
q believe that every man in the
iafF possessing average Intelligence.
HryptnF possibly Mr bolton. com.
pretended tho erisht ~ evidence aud
balanced 10 fuf acuuiiiai Az my fam.
iif bId mo Goodbye with courage.
trust Uv may ali krrp erIi
10 hs attorneys ThaW said be- was
deeply disappointed
Stanford white. the Man Shot BY
rhaw.
stamford White was in hia hny.
ihIrd year vheu be- met death at the
bands nf Harry X Thaw lie was
/ generally conceded one ~ the fore.
niuat architects Ia the United States
and hla fame vas stiii growing iiia
4 nurncr in art WAS enormous. for IN
y -, comprehensive WORK Of archiirc
/ iufr be- impressed bic striking per
i "AAHNNNN NM NAAW NNHN"W ~ AH 80 80
example In mural painting and aculp
/ iurc= such aH nn other man In bis day
/ had done in America lie WAS one
/ ~ the bcat known men In metropolitan
/ liz und beyond that. for bio aciiyi
tics carried him Into the leading Gle
loa Of the United States. and 10 Ion
don aud Parts whore be- numbered hlr
I friends ava acquaintance by the hun
.ifrda Ills marvellous energy was M
| once tho despair aud the admiration
I nf those Who we're thrown into con
l tact with him ln business Affairs.
Evelyn Hopes for Ball.
New York cts. Evelyn NcHhitI
I rhaw WAS beside her husband whor
I the jury reported disagreement
| The vito Stripped her husbands hani
| tightly 90 the jury foreman spoke
aud then when be- sank down by ben
l side fhe tried 10 cheer him aH hca
she could boy saying that she be-
lloycd be would now Boz admitted q,
/ ball and that a second Jury woul,
surely SCI him free The mother
| the sisters and the brothers. pale an,
well nigh exhausted boy their tedious
neryemcking walt Tor a verdict. wor'
permitted 10 speak with Thuw for
| few moments Ia bid him be- of goo,
| cheer before he crossed the bridge
/ OF hghs" Ia the cell which until
few minutes before he had hoped tina
| he was about 90 quit forever
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
ovTeHtRs VII tRY AeAlN.

Meat Packing Industry nsy De risr
W ~ strike.
Chicago Hatcher uofkmon. who
tied 90 the mralp packing Industry
throughout the country IN 1900. and
who hnally suffered defeat Ia the
HtruEEio. have been organizing fuf
several months aud u is said are
about % present demands % The
packers The packing house butch.
efa IA Aouih Omaha. e. Louis East
e. Louis, a. Joseph aud 10 certain
extent in Kansas city and &C. Paul
are Joined with the Chicago butchers
iu tho movement
A meeting Of tho Amhlsamatei
Meat Cutters aud butcher WDfkmen
ut America b. iu Be- bella in New YORK
April ~ tu ia e date inF concerted
action In presenting tho demands
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
nents are In rrnnhlr

Boston Market operations OF the
bear party are seriously hampered by
tho absence OF a great volume OF
stocks taken out Of the market about
a fortnight ago by actual buyers.
II IS conseryatively estimated that
ii0,00O,0OO were thus bought in
odd lots alone and that the aggre,
gate OF investment purchases made
In the late panic was over 100000.
This stock will not come out until
there Is a big rise In prices, and much
Of Il not then
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
RAN INTO rHU aver.
Disastrous Train Wreck In oregon In
Which -Four Meet Death.

Disastrous Train Wreck In oregon In
Which -Four Meet Death.
Ia Craudc. ore wrsihound pas
HonEor train 40 @. ran into the Una,
tllla river fourteen miles east of Pom,
dloton. causing tho death ~ Fireman
McpnriridEo two unknown tramps
ana an unknown Greek iaborcr. aud
the injury Of a number ~ passengers.
The train was rounding the curve
near Cayfo station when the nllinf.
loosen by recent heavy rains gave
way, preclpltaiing the ongine tender
aud two mail ears into the umatIllh
river The body ~ the fireman 10 be-
lioyed 20 be IN the river Engineer
Fred Sch.lko al Ia Guude escaped
death by jumping but both legs were
broken, ana he 10 believed 10 be- In,
lurcd internally
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
chief Of Police sheets Of Salt Lake
Discharged on Conspiracy Charge.

salt Lake City-George A. Sheets,
chief Of police, is again free man.
mdge George @, Armstrong OF the
dlstrlct court on Friday quashed the
information against him, and II any
n,rther proceedings are taken the
nonnty attorney will have to fle a new
ma better information. The Judge
held that there was a merger OF the
,nisdemeanor and felony, that at least
me felony was charged, and that the
,,isdemeanor merged into H.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

New York -AnErrcd because be- had
been vpruyed Tor leaving d window
open near biz bed at niFhi FREDERICK
Mntthgaon shot aud probably aiaih
wounded hia nephew, uuursr Holman.
with whom he had lived. Nr HOFFMAN
ana Arthur unuholmnn. d urphuW ui
tho llonmhuH Matihrsun had boon
On Tor some llmo aud had been cared
Tor nt hin nophrwb home in tho
bronx lir o. nov cnnKHirsrrut after
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

PittsburT mo matter how cruel
Harry Thaw aud Evelyn have been
TO me. would like 10 see the jury
acault the defendant, Tor the comfort
a would be- 10 Florence. I sincerely
hone the jury does acqult him. and
soon. for the sake OF my daughter
and what q means 90 her peace NJ
mind This g. the statement made
nv Mrs. Charles Holman, mother OF
Mrs. Harry X rhaN, after a strenuous
eighteen hours Of anxiety awaiting
the return OF tho jury.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
NooLGMAN A coNvior.
lord William Neviu Sentenced 10 a
Year IN Prison foe Robbery.

london AZ thr Clcrkenwen sos.
tIunH uu Saturday Lord William Ne.
van was found fmlty Of the charge OF
robbins mwnhrokpr and was SEN.
fenced fo years imprisonment Lord
NcyIlI vH sentenced 10 1--WE years.
penal sruimic n 1898 Tor fraud In
connection with promssory note
tho prosecutor bems Cupuin spandcr
CLAY who Boz 1000 married the daugh.
tur of William Waldorf Aston.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19

Residents q tslesfseus ard Salvador
Aired o. Warfare


Hired o. Warfare.
Wa.shingiun The state department
boz received "a dispatch from United
States CONSUL Phillip nrovn al Ia
unian. Honduras. saying that a peace
conference eouli be- held 10 the Port
af Amapsia between President lclaya
u Nicaragua aud President fIsuoro Of
Salvador Immediately npon the aur
reader uf AmlralH. which III the time
ihls dispatch eaa hlrd WaH expected
mnmrnHfih The two presidents Will
meet be- prfsuu and ruira,or io reach
settlement of thu difficulties which
Involved N.rauew and Honduras iu
war aud nusri Salvador to become
ihr Hlii uf ibr Atlrr
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
GVGLYN ruRNGo AWAY
Harry rhaw's wife Not Allowed 20
Visit Him on sunday.

New York Harry Thaw spent
quiet sunday In the rnmbs Early iu
tho afternoon his vito called 90 See
him, bat Warden FLYNN told nor that
sho would have 10 abide by the usual
prison rules consequently she was
not permitted 10 see her husband as
she had done ON previous suudays
during the eleven weeks that ThaW
has been on trial
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1907-04-19
rARAsAGp nY TAe luooe.
lnsolsnt Witness Knocked Down ana
kicked out Of Court Room.

Kicked out Of Court Room.
Great FaI's Mont ncciuHo Joe
uurbiu.tam auchor became inso.
lent ahIir undergoing au examination
before Justice uf thr loace John q.
prmpar nj urlt uu the charge Of cru.
rlp Goo lBImHn. Dec siabbIng COW
with a u'igh'urN hu WIZ knocked com.
plui.lI un ihr Witness stand boy a hard
WALTON uu ihr uw nom tho court, bis
honor following tho attack by kicking
The unWh witness uut OF tho court
room luHar Dempsey then had Buck.
lnshlm locked 900 fur contempt but
later urIrnitd and released the ranch.
e. who also caused the arrest Of the
Justice upon Hn assault charge.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1907-03-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Homestead Entry 1916, made
March II, 1900.
Land Office at Phoenix. Arizona
February z, 1907.
Notice is hereby given that
the following named settler has
hled notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof
Will be made before Clerk of
the Probate Court, at Hoibrook.
Arizona, on April 5. 1907, viz :
Frank P. Denham. Shumwav.
Arizona. for the lots 80. Sec
30 I. 12-N., R. 22-E., & SCI
SCI Sec. "a, T. 70 n, R. DIE.
G. & S. r. B. M.
He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous
residence upon. and cultivation
Vi, Sdld ldnd. viz:
John P. Jensen, of Subway.
Arizona.
Larenzo D. Rehorton, of
Shumway, Arizona.
Wallace b. Shumway, Shum-
way, Arizona.
Samuel F. Smith, Holbrook,
Arizona.
MILTON R. MOORE,
DOL Register
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1907-03-26
Notice for Publication

Homestead entry 1908, made
January Is, 1900.
Land Office at Phoenix Ariz
February 7. 1907.
Notice is hereby given that
the following named settler has
filed notice of his intention TO
make final proof in support of
MS claim. and that said proof
will be made before Clerk of
District Court at Holbrook, Ari-
IONA on April 5, 1907, viz:
Fvaristo Martinez. Concbo.
Arizona, for the SCI of Sec. 9s, i
l. i'm, r. % E., G.. &. S. R.
B. M.
he names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous
residence upon. and cultivation
OF. said land, viz:
1rdnslta Garcia. of Concho. /
Arizona.
Hyabino Martinez, of Concbo
Arizona.
Filomeno Chovez, of Concho,
\ rizono.
Bonifocio Baca, Concho, Ari-
ond. H
MILTON R. MOORE,
vi Register
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1907-03-26
Rheumatic Pains Relieved

NHeumatlc Pains Relieved
Chamberlain s Pain Balm re.
lleves rheumatic pains and
makes sleep and rest possible.
which is alone worth manv
times its cost. B. F. Crocker.
Esq. now 81 years of age, and
lor twenty years Justice of the
Peace at Martinsburg, Iowa.
says: Il am terribly afflicted
with sciatic rheumatism in nv
right hip I have used three
bottles Cha mberlain's Pain
Balm and it did me OTIS of
good. For sale by Holbrook
Drug Store.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1907-03-26

Wanted-An experienced Indian
trader to take charge of a store
on the Navajo Reservation. Ad-
dress A. E. Henning, Pinto, Ariz.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1907-03-26

March 21st, the first day of
spring of this year was unusual
~ warm for this season of the
year.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1907-03-26

Jas. M. Flake, the well-known
businessman and resident of
Snowflake, was here Saturday
en- route to St. Joseph to attend
a conference meeting.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1907-03-26

Jos. w. Smith of Snowflake
came down to the county seat
Sunday and attended the meet
ing OF the Mutual Improvement
Club here that evening.
Holbrook argus. (Holbrook, Ariz.) 1900-1913, 1907-03-26
LOGHL NEWS

Mrs. A. Kempenich, the mother
OF Henry Kempenich, arrived
here Friday morning from Peral-
ia, New Mexico, and is visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kempen-
ich this week.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1907-07-25
Skowhegan Grange.

Those present at the regular meet
ing of Skowhegan Grange last even
ing had the pleasure of listening to
and participating in an unusually en-
tertaining and profitable program.
The feature which perhaps devel-
oped the most interest was the dis
cussion of the advantages and disad-
vantages of farming in Maine as com
pared with other states. Clarke E.
Smith of Cornville opened the ques-
ton and in his very interesting style
told of the advantages and disadvan-
tages of Maine as farming state as he
had found them, plainly indicating to
his hearers that he had found more of
the former, than the latter. Just the
necessary amount of opposition to
provide an interesting argument was
created by the next speaker, Alonzo
Smith, who cited the long cold win
tiers, the rocks and the barren soil
and averred that these and other dis
advantages weighed heavily against
Maine as farming section. There
were other speakers, chiefly those
who were willing to overlook Maine's
faults, whatever they may be, but the
two gentlemen named made the prin-
cipal addresses. There was an inter
esting recitation by Miss Emma
Bragg, a specially fine paper on the
Importance of fine cooking by Mrs.
Alice McGregor, and the Duties of
Young People in the Grange" was
briefly discussed. The quarterly re-
port, read by the secretary, showed
400 members, the largest number
ever on the rolls of the Grange.
The question of the annual Grange
Field Day was taken up and S. F.
Emerson, s. H. Bradbury and R. T.
Patten were appointed to ascertain
the comparative advantages of Kineo,
Togus and Lakewood and report on
same, designating the place and the
date, if they think advisable.
Notice of intention to amend the
constitution SO that meetings may be
held in the day time, when SO ordered
by vote of the Grange, was submitted.
This will be voted on at the next
meeting.
X. A. Withee, chairman of the
Grange committee on insect pests,
exhibited specimens of the Gypsy
Moth, recently received from the
state entomologist.