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The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-11

believe it to be n good idea and
am willing to lend my support by
taking one or more shares.
\. S. WISHARD.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-11

It's a good thing; push it along
". l.. BRYANT, X. L. Co.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-11

I,plroR THE DAVIS In my
opinion your idea is a capital one
and merits the cooperation of all
good citizens of this valley. Yours
very truly. Gro. w. SIEGEL.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-11

The idea is good. 1t needs only
to be suggested to be approved. 1t
can and should be done at once
Extremes in the matter of taking
stock should be avoided, lest III the
one case a suspicion be created that
a few persons are to manipulate 1t
for personal ends, or in the other
what is every man 5 business IS
no mans business might apply
Five hundred stock holders are bet
ter than fifty. The advantage IS
not to be measured by the inlmedl-
ate return in dollars, but even that
will come. Farmers, atockmen'
merchants, business men OF dil
classes, professional men, III short
all who believe i'll improving stock,
grains. grasses, fruits, vegetables,
or in any way making the world
better. should be interested ana
lend helping hand. Talk 1t tor a
short time. then call meeting ana
organize. }. H. MoN'''''
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-11

conducted as such has been a bcnc-
fit to the community. Bit where
ever the products of the county
and the display Of fine stock has
been made appendices to the races
instead of vice versa, and all kinds
of gambling has been licensed TO
pay expenses" the county tar mas
been no benefit to the producer ana
a curse to the community and a
financial loss to the stockholders
7 should like to see the COUNTY tar
organized in Kittitas' if it IS to'
the people and not ior the hood
i"'''' pnprpu, \ TuOMSON.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-11

liz. THE DAVIS am very much
in favor Of the proposition. by all
means let lis have all the good
things going believe it will be
Of great benefit to all III The best
valley on earth.
T. l., ENhRsuH.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-11

FL. THE DAWN i think this
would be a good thing
II. +. BEAN.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-11

EpIroR THE DAVIS Answering
vo,,rs relative to county ialr "97o
citation. will reply by stating 'n"'
7 most sincerely approve OF your
nronosition. It is the only way
f. get our people awake to the Iae'
that this is the most favored NaIieH
IN the country, by direct oo"pet'-
ton, and offering awards Of value
for best products
In conclusion allow me to ',le'
NV services in any direction tl'A'
nav aid the enterprise; and III inc
event Of the forming OF 7"c1 d
county association, YOU can Po' i,''
down for -four shares OF 7'''N :
Yours respectfully,
l. + WAR>tR'
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-11

card for successful fair, would
recommend the old fair ground of
SO acres if it could be bought at a
reasonable figure, there has been a
considerable work done OH the
track and the grand stand could be
repaired. a nice Young grove is
already growing OH the ground;
it is handy to town and, owing to
the character of the land it would
be more valuable for a fair ground
than it would for agriculture. Re
spcctfully yours, BURT PEAsE.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-11

l.plToR THE DAVIS The idea
is a good one and worthy of con
sidcration. We have the material,
and it needs only to be put together
to even surprise the nations with
the fact that we possess bigger
things and are i'll touch with greater
possibilities than we had ever
dreamed Of y county fair is where
these things can be shown and seen.
Arise, 1t is now Dawn
II. ] FNLcn NJ. ID.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-11
No. 70.

W. +, CROWLEY.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-11

10 THE EDITOR OF THE DAVIS
This is good thing push it along
Excels every kind Of advertising
mat | know Of. 1t actually shows
people the goods. Three quar-
Rfs OF our people do not yet know
Just what our possibilities are.
Some morning we are going to
wake up and find out that a family
@n live on 20 acres Of land and
make as much as he now does
vi lou acres. The other 20 acres
Van be sold to his ncighbors for a
p@ OF money. An annual county
'aii Will do more than anything
sSe 10 demonstrate this fact. ! will
Aep' J. c, HrBBElIr
EDITOR THE DAWN-In reply
"yoir request for my views with
'ssard to the organizing a fair as
'.0elatlon, will say that ! believe
'0l The general good Of the county
large that we should be organ
"su at once, as the longer it is de-
,syed the longer We will be in get
Jug returns, and the greater cx-
psi'Se Of starting. believe it
aould be stock association,
financed by men who would be able
WARY 1t for the first two OF three
years, after that it would be self
Importing and good investment,
managed Oh live and let live
f'A''' believe it should be mainly
!" agricultural fair with premiums
.''se enough to cali out the best OF
"s'ythlng i'll abundance. With
''ou'los sufficiently large to have
"'sl'class race track Of one mile
"&saclns is the main drawing
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-11

way to advertise our resources and
products. Some may think we are
too close to the state fair, but |
think it time to look out ior our
selves and let Kittitas county be
made known to the world, as for
the amount Of people and the ton
age and quality we handle, | dom
think there is county in this state
can compare with us. remain
yours respectfully,
STEPHEN WOODIOUSi.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-11

Vie county fair is an ;, on ; 1qs,!..H,
,iyu II. ..s yg.,...;ya ii. &ss'sFS'
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1907-10-11

ROBERT \. T'HoMsoN.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1907-12-21
THE IDAHO SCIMITA AR.

his speech to conditions in the State and IS dong
Idaho very great wrong.
We are satisfied if this estimable contemporary
knew the situation as it is, it would correct the
mistake into which it has fallen 1t has been mis-
We call attention to one averment in its issue of
December 18th, what we do say is that Idaho lives
in state of sleepless alarm" That sentence, COM
ing from such responsible source, is very harmful
and is not justified in the slightest degree
The people of Idaho outside of Boise scarcely
know that Pettibone is being tried Any representa-
tive of Golfers could come to Boise and remain
week, and if he did not read the local papers, and
kept away from the court house, would not know
that the trial in progress 1t absolutely is not
discussed. Idaho has been more free from labor
troubles than almost any State 1t has been years
since strike of any kind has occurred.
Colorado people trial for the murder of
Ex-Governor Steunenberg. Every in Idaho has
full confidence in the trial judge Ada County, from
which the jury is selected is peoped with the highest
grade of citizenship to be found anywhere. Every
body in Idaho is now, and has been from the very
beginning of this awful tragedy, content to leave
the case to the judge and jury 1t would not be
becoming for The Scimitar from viewpoint, to
take sides between the State and the men on trial
for their lives, while the case is being tried. We
do object vigorously however, to the utterly false
and injurious statement Of Golfers as to conditions
in the State.
There is absolutely no excitement or alarm no
threats of violence, no thought of trouble of any
kind or description growing out of these cases, and
never has been.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1907-12-21
Assisted BY r1ormons.

Senator Hopkins whose reelection will be sub
mitted to the judgment of the next Illinois Legisa-
ture, is receiving the assistance of the Mormon
church in his canvass of his State Eight prose1v-
ting representatives of the hierarchy are working the
country districts for converts to Mormonsm and
to Hopkins
This is being done for Mr.. Hopkins, it may be
presumed, in return for his distinguished defense
of Senator Reed Smoot when he was on trial for
aiding and abettng immortality for which Mr. Hop
klns was complimented in letter by Mr. Shoots
other distinguished supporter, President Roosevelt
Some of the stiffnecked representatives of Chris
ton denominations are opposing the missionary work
OF the Mormon spellbinders and Mr. Hopkins is like
y to lose more than he gains from the invasion of
illinois by the advance agents of poygamy sent out
from Salt Lake.
Illinois was the breeding ground of the lecherous
cult and one of the dark pages of its history tells
OF violence and bloodshed and murder before its
lawless votaries driven from the State ILL
nolS cherlshes memory of hostility that has out
lasted the generation that clustered about Nauvoo
and Mr. Hopkins cause is in bad hands
Under the operation of primary system for which
llllno1s has been striving for year or more that
champion OF polygamy would be defeated If the
machine and its methods prevail when the test is
made ne may be reelected for to the machine belong
the defenders of Mr. Smoot
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1907-12-21

spectacle presented anywhere this? The Nor
mons are the sole reliance of the Republican machine
to elect their men to Office and are content to ac
cept such smaller places from those they elect as
they can trade bargain for
Well we'll. J. Frank Hunt will receive $4,000
year for compensation receiver of the Blackfoot
land office The church at Salt Lake, l. e. the DO
ygamous president, Joseph F. Smith, will get ten
per cent of this each year, $500 in tithing Some
day it might be interesting to up how much
the Gentiles paying in tithing in this indirect
or rather direct, way in Idaho to Joseph F. Smith,
George A. Robethan is prince among men-a-
ways true always American.
Like almost all the Republicans of Southeastern
Idaho, he expresses himself without suffering on
this Mormon Perhaps the brethren took
peculiar delight in forcing the Idaho Senators to
send the totally unqualified Mormon Hunt to take
the place of the perfectly equipped Gentle Robethan
in the town where Fred Dubois lives.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1907-12-21
A Few Senate Wants.

Inc Secretary of the Treasury has been formally
requested to square himself with the public in few
important particulars
The Senate wants the names of all United States
repositories and the amounts of public money de-
posted IN them from October 1st to December Sd
together with the character of the securities
1t wants statement of the condition of National
banks on the 22d of August and the Sd of December
and the amount of National bank notes outstanding.
IL wants memoranda of proposals for Panama
PONDS and certificates of Indebtedness recently au-
thorlzed by the department.
1t wants information in relation to the issuance
OF clearing house certificates in the principal cities
from October 25th to December 3d.
1t wants all the available information in relation
10 the movements of currency from one section of
the country to another from the LIST of October to
the Sd of December
IL wants statement showing gold exports and i'm
ports for the same period
FROM the PRONUNCIATION of these wants. the i'm
preston may be engendered that the Senate intends
to do something for the country or for the interests
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1907-12-21
Bishop Hunt.

Bishop J. Frank Hunt has been appointed and con-
hrmed as receiver of the land office at B1ackfoot
Idaho Geo: A. Robethan was displaced to make
room for him. ]. Frank Hunt is Mormon poll
tician, set aside to attend to Mormon politics in
Bannock County. He is absolutely lacking in quail
hcations for the office. He has been Speaker of
the House of Representatives in Idaho twice each
time on the demand of the brethren" What sub
servient lot the Mormons are and how utterly
devoid of pride They would not know what allied
them If by accident, spark of true American
spirit should strike them. And how shameless is
the trade which the leaders of the Republican party
IN Idaho carry on openly and brazenly with the
leaders OF the Mormon organization. The Mormons
elect the Republican ticket They furnish more than
one-third of the Republican VOTE nearer one-half
than one-thrd They are between one-third and one
half of the voting strength in State convention The
party does not nominate a Mormon for State
office. There is not Mormon State official
For two State campaigns no Mormon has been nom
mated The last Mormon State official was ATTORNEY
General Bagley, against whom it has been repeatedly
charged and never denied, took plural wife while
holding the office of Attorney General This was
five or six years ago.
The Republican machine dares not ask the people
OF Idaho to vote for Mormon for State office
The Mormons vote Gentiles into the United States
Senate into the lower branch of Congress- into the
Governors office, and the various State Offices and
then these Senators and Congressman and Governors
proceed openly to carry out their bargains and ap-
point the representative Mormons to Federal and
State positions The entire Gentle element of the
Blackfoot land district is outraged by the appoint
ment of Hunt. But what does that matter? The
Gentle Republicans in this district j. e. in Bear
lake, Bannock, Bingham and Fremont counties, can
not furnish any delegates to State conventions or
elect any members of the Legislature Is there such
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1907-12-21
Misrepresented By Golfers.

Golfers Weekly has made among the pub
LEGATIONS of the United States of which it should be
justly proud 1t stands for high ideals good citi-
zenship and fair dealing. 1t abominates fraud and
Misrepresentation Generally it is accurate in its
premises, hence arrives at just and dependable con-
c1usions 1t has become excited over the speech of
Counsel barrow in the Haywood case A contro-
versy has arisen between it and Mr. barrow con-
corning the language and intent of the argument
made by barrow to the jury. With that contro-
versy we have nothing to do.
Golfers, however, has branched from barrow and
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1907-12-21
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1907.

On its trial trip the batteship Idaho made more
knots per hour than the specifications called for by
fourteen hundredths
Mr.. Bryan's newspaper feels encouraged because
the Wall Street Journal has recently said "It is
conclusive argument against Federal licenses for
interstate corporations that the idea first from
William J. Bryan" The philosophy of the prairie
is not so dangerous it was.
r. r. +
Andrew Carnegie has been induced to add So OOO-
600 to his contribution of $1OOOOOOO to the endow
ment fund of the Carnegie Institute at Washington
He was induced he says by the good fruit already
borne by the enterprise The institute trustees are
quite successful in the horticultural line
Politics is creeping into the religion of the Rookie
Teller family, a suggestion that Governor Hughes
might become President of the Ul1ted States having
been received with cheers by the Bible class The
class would confer a benefit Mr. Hughes by keep
ing its mouth closed until after election Some of
the voters afraid of the Rockefeller yell
The suspense is all over. The fleet of battleships
is blazing its pathway to the southernmost lands
end If there was any apprehension that it might
not ride out of Hampton Roads right side up, it is
only memory of the past President Roosevelt
there and started it and he is the greatest
American starter the world has known in many
decades.
+ r. r.
1t has been learned by the ever-relable CORE
spondents on duty at Washington that the subcom-
mittee of the House committee on banking and cur
rency assigned to that task, will not encourage the
contamination of any legislation for the relief of the
currency stringency during the life of the present
Congress. 1t is always better to do nothing when
one does not know what to do and in that particu-
lar Congress may be safe and sane
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1907-12-21

Entered secondcass matter October 81 1907 the post
office Boise Idaho under the Congress
The Monticellonian., 1907-10-24
My Dear Cid Nj other.

My dear old mother. who is now eighty three years old, thrives on Electric BItters, . writes ". B. Brunsoa, of Dnblin, Ga. "She has taken them for about two years and joys an ex. cellent appetite. feels strong and sleeps we'll That's the way Elec tric Bitters affect the aged, and the same happy results follow in all cases of female weakness and general debility Weak, puny children too, are greatly strength ened by them. Guaranteed also for stomach, liver andkidney trou- ble, by R. E. Bordeaux, druggist, Soc
The Monticellonian., 1907-10-24
A Certain Cure for Group.

MT. ". C. Bott, Star City, Ind. hardware merchant, is enthusiastic in his praises of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. His children have all been subject to eroup and he has used this remedy for the past ten years. and though they much feared the croup, his wi!e aud he always felt safe upon re tiring when bottle of Chamber lain's Cough Remedy was in the house. His oldest child was sub. leet to severe attacks oteroup, but this remedy never failed to affect q speedy cure He has recommended It to friends and neighbors and all who have used it say that 1t is un. eqnaled Tor eroup and whoeping congh. For sale by R. E Bor- deaux.
The Monticellonian., 1907-10-24
NOTICE.
F etition for Confirmation o1
 Title.
h the Drew Chanrery Court 'arren M Annefson Paint I.

In thp Drew Chaurery Court. Warren N Annerson. Paint f
 vs. WARNING ORDER R L Hardy aud Corts.u Lands Defendant Nr0flCF is hcrehv given that Warren NJ An- N derson has this iay fled in the ch4neery Court for Drew County. Arkansas his petition for the confirmation of his title to the following lands lying in Drew couutv. Arsans1s to wit: The North half \ Inf of the North West quarter NV, and the West haBf " hf Of the south East quarter s-E qr of the North West quar- ter lS-w qr) of section Three e. and the frao tiona North East quarter NE qu Of North East quarter NE qra Of Section Four t III Township Fifteen el5t, South. Range Six c, West-Bl-, ,n. and nlso the -outh- West quarter sW qr.I and the West half N h of the south. West quarter $ qr.} of the south East quartar ls- F qrl of section Ten lQi. and the Nnftn East quarter W F qrl ofthe North East quarter N qrl, and the south hall . hfl of the North. East quarter fS-E qrJ of section sixteen lfl i'll Township Fourteen lf, south, Range seven '. West-3d0 acres of land in Drew Goonty, ATkaHsas-and all per sons who haye or claim any title or interest therein are hereby warned to appear in said Court on CT before the first day of its Deec nber tefm Ia57, ta-sit on or before December 9th, 1@a7, and show ennse. fla they enn, whg the title to sad lands should not he confirmed in said petitioner, plaintiff petitioner
 Given under my hand H. Clerk and the seal Of said Court tais 2na day of October, lea5
 J. " KINBRo,
 IL Oct loft Clerk
The Monticellonian., 1907-10-24
CONFIRMATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 4th day ~ of October l9U7 Clifford E Wright Anna Williams Patterson, as Exeeutrix of the last Will and Testament of John Patterson de ceased. and Anna Williams Patterson. ndiyid- uaIly. flied i'll my office Clerk of the Chan eery Court for Drew CoHn,y their petition 10 said Court praying that at the Deeembe term. l907 said Court grant them a decree confirming their title to the following lands lying in the County of Drew and State of Arkansas, 10 wit
 The Nv qr of sw qr, aud the sr qr of Sec IS: the Inf and the N Inf of Nv qr of Sec l9; all of See sn. all Of See T. all of See 2s all of See @ the Inf nf Ne qr; the Nc qr of Sw 1T. the 5 Inf of 5w or. and the se CT of See. 30. all ot See. Sl sll of See 32 all of the above lands being situ- ate in Tp. Ii, R I. W
 Also the Inf of Sec, i: all of Sec !: the Inf Of Sw ar aud the Inf ofS Sec 6: the Sw or, the W hi of. Sc qr. the hf of Ne qr and 1T Of Ny qr of Sec. :. the Inf the E hf of Sw pr and the Nv qr of Sec. s; all in Tp. l5 s.. R. L W
 Also the hf O: Sc qr of See F: the E hf of Ne ar Of Sec l8 III Tp, l5, s K. 5 ".
 Also the Nv qr and the " Inf of Sw qr of Sec l6, all Of See r; the Inf of Nv ar of Sec ls in Tp i5 :. K. I. w containing in the aggre. gate. S26l 3l acres.
 To all of which lands they hold eolorablc ti- tie and have paid the taxes on same for more than seven years in succession immediately prior To the filing of their petition herein.
 Therefore all persons who claim aay interes: in said lands. or any part thereof are hereby called npou to appear in said Court Al the time indicated and show elnse. if any they can why the title of petitioners should not be confirmed to sli of said lands.
 Given under my hand as Clerk of said Court, this ith day of Oct, l9o7
 J. w. KIMBRO. Seal Clerk of Chancery Court.
The Monticellonian., 1907-10-24
N ilmar Snap Shots.

The NJ. E. People have pro. tracted meeting in progress.
 Dr. Sidney Harris. last week bought out the |. A. Bird $ Son Drug store.
 Mrs. Alice Davis arrived home few days ago from } months visit 10 her father, Mr. J ]. Cole man. of Gold Water Miss
 Mr. Walter Wilson was in Vii. mar yesterday shaking hands with his many friends.
 Miss Pearl Davis, of Coyington. Ga, stopped few days last week with relatives in WiImar.
 Rev. j. w Mccain returned yes terday from filing m appointment in Lincoln county, last Sabbath
 Mrs. Lizzie Wilson attended the Primitive Baptist Association tt kingsland
 Mrs. K. Y. Hurst and little son George, of Dermott, visited the family of her fatherinlaw Mir. 6. F. Hurst the last few days.
 The new NJ E. Church building 2 is all complete, except the paper. ing and part of the painting.
The Monticellonian., 1907-10-24
Class Leaders of Graded School

The following pupils led their classes the past week
 Room I, "A"-Oscar Dixon, Edna Wilson, "B"-J B Dishough, Madge McNuy. Room Al George Binns, Earl Jones, "B'- Morgan Taylor, Bessie Adcock. Room }, "A"-Kathleen Koonce, Jack Dickey, 'B' Tohnie Boyd, Barton Rogers. Room {, "A" = Joe McCloy, Richard Rogers. Vii liam Spencer, Lev Curl and Spen- cer Adcock { (These were perfect in everything this week B"-Lillie Hoover. Room 5, "A" -Eelma Woods. Winnie Trantham, Pagan W alls; B'-Anna Hunter. Lam. ar Veazey. Room 6, "A"-Alza. da Humphrey, Fulton Wilson "B' John Evans. Rubie Gullege. Room ', "An-Martin Corrigan, Hermon Lamb; B"-Lotis Her rod. Jamie McQuiston. Room s, "-Byron Harris. Laura May Hunter; B" -Thelma Spencer. Tommie Trotter. Room 6. A" -Benie Mode Collins. Eva White "B" -Van Harrcll. Russel Moore. Vera Matthew's,
The Monticellonian., 1907-10-24
How To Cure A Cold

The question Of how to cure a cold without unnecessary loss of time IS one in which we are all more or less interested, for the qaickera a col d is gotten rId of the less the danger of pneumonia and other serious diseases Mir R. W L. Hall, Of Waverly, Va, has used Ghamberlain's Cough Remedy for years and says II firmly believe Cham herlian's Cough Remedy to bo abSolutly the best preparation on the market tor colds. l have recommended 1t to my friends a,d they all agree with me For sale by R. E. Bordeaux.
The Monticellonian., 1907-10-24

Judge Jesse E. Hart, of the Pu- laski Chancery Court, decided to accept the appointment of Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, rendered him recently by acting Governor Piudall. and took the oath of office on Mon day last. This appointment was made to fill the place of Judge J. E Riddiek. whose death recently occurred. Judge Hart will be a candidate at the General Election for the position he now assumes.