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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
Sa Solettes Ranoioatur

Senator, forbenp. 8uperusr ga
Solette err MI oiiicieIt traaot | War.
FEN iom aanoioat for Breiioent al De
Sor. Stater. Sans &anoioatur for.
fpnbtes paa en- | Waoiion, @is., Den
2Soe os. afbolot &~onference al femti
al Citizens fremitaaenbe Tepublifa.
mere. On 9ampagnefomite beitaaen.
De al ire Meolemmer fra boert al
Statens II 8ongresoiitrifter nebiat'
tes, og benne ubnGnnte isien en- Gre.
futipfomite paa nj Wano Der ifal ba'
be ben oftipe 2eoelie at 8ampagnen
baabe | @isconiin % andre Stater.
Statsienator 81. %. Sanborn
aibIano paletes til Sormanb, Gs.
~iemblpman s. 8. gfern | @bitebol
til Setretqr og St~atsfasierer u. $.
SabI til &asierer. 9e eprige Web,
lemmer af grefutipfomiteen er Sobn
s. Builder, 8iaiam s. Icglrop og
u. 6. gocfliS fra Wilnaifee, alfreo
&. &ogers fra @aoiion, 8alter
Omen fra Waiben Tocf og Sarrp 6.
Wartin fra Darlington.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
en- Wasfeafifeoieelie

Sra Omaha, Icb., teIearofcres
ben 29be. at 5000 Sernbonearbei,
bere, Tom | CONNER bar pGret be.
fi9ftieebe | forifieniae Sob Iangs
Union 8acificipitcret, bill bIioe afife-
bigeSe neo IaoneSens llogorg. Rpo-
tet ON, at oenne WasieaiifeoieeIiC
Iiob | Sorbinbelie meo Den financieIc
Situation, benGgtes poa Oct beitem-
teite af ganeieIifabcts 8enernIoircf'
tor. San oplpfte, at oct er oanifeligt
at iorminoife arbeiositprfcu ! M'ar'
fen poa oenne lib al Iaret.
2ignenoe &ebuttioner | grbeios'
Itprfen, men cfter en- betpbelig min.
ore WaaIeItof, er oaiaa icretaget al
9urIingtoubaneu og Oregon Sbori
2ine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05

Gn flar Simnel er ct 3egn pao
imtft @eir. en fIar SUD er ct Segn
paa, at ben menneifelige ORGANISING
befnber Tia | iuno Silitanb. Sr. S.
g. aaarsberg, Ell agtet Berger |
|Sanger, Galif., bar bapt fel9enoe Or
faring meb iioitnppnte. "grspefas.
fen, meo 8iirifo, iom ieg b%eitilte, blep
rigtig mobtaget cg bar iparet til bore
bsieIte Sorpentniuger. Seq onifaf.
febe mig Ieoicinen melt for min ao-
mes SfpIo; bum bapbe | ODER ct @ar
ppret plaget af Ell onoartet Suoipg-
bonn. Gre forifiellige S9ger bebanb.
Iebe benoe til insen Spite, Gre Tiger
efter at bun babbe begpnot at tageau.
rifo, Dor alt lloTet foripunoet, oe Der
bar life peret noget Segn paa, of oct
ifliI6e fomme tilbase. Seq fan life
taffe Dem NOT for, bob 9eres Ieoi.
Gin bar uorettet | min Samilie. Seq
fan anbeiale ben meo goo Sampittig.
beo til andre" S~ububilet er Segn
paa ltrent Blob. Oct aneiper Sips.
p9oifens SiIitaub. Or. Reters &li.
rifo bar p9ret anpenbt meo alSrig
ipistenbe Selb | 9ebanbIingen al
oisie Spgbomme. SeIees oirefte til
Sorbrngerne eiennem ipeeieIle glsen.
ter. 0Grmere SpIpsnineer peb Sen.
penSeIie til Or. Setter Sabrnep &
Sons Co., 1t2-11S 60. $opne
gpe., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05

st enrppGiif StatsfOrbnnS. Sra
9onoon meooeles Den t2te Sftobcr:
gGaoene ofientIigsisr ioag en Strt'
peIie ira Sir Dtoc @ddler, Ell ! eng
lamb naturaliieret Spifer, til 'ort'
Iioe eurcpGiFe statsbopeSer. Son
unbefaler 9anneIien al ct eitropGi'f
Eorbuno meo oct SormaaI at %afifoiIe
Sc t~rpffenoe RiIitrruogifter ianit
SpretteIIe af ct for belle europa fUI'
les Observation-Disclosures cg Snofsr'
iel af en- fpnes 3olotarif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05

716t. Gp.: Gar en- gaanS iom Dor /
Iinneiota, oe lom bar 9ipet Rortgage
/ ale aisr o9 Sable paa fin Sarr for ct
Sibsrum al fem gar, Sob til at laete
en- 3alb os ipiie ben? Spis ban life
bar COB BERTH. bbao fan ieg iaa giere
nieo BAN?
Spar: Sbis WanSea bar sinet
Mprtsase | lin gnifap, fan ban life uoeu
pibere ilaste ajpr % Salpe, ium ban
bar paa ben gib, Wurtsasen blep sipet;
bet pil iise life nSen at Der ntaatte bore
Sucrenstpmit berpm meaem BAN % ben,
ioiit bar Murtgagen; bet er fsiselta
ftrafifplois Gambling at bortifaffe pants
fat Gteubom boa benne Wtauoe, iunt
Gpsrseren nGbner, % geSfpmmenSe fan
trGtfcs til anipar berfur. On Murtsase
paa fremtibia sffum at gnifapen
CT isnrist piitnpf af tuilium gGrot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05

7163. Sp.: Soor flor gritatntne fan
ieg iaeiege en- Ranb for | Goro 9afota
for arGnfeIie at Napu og Tb9te?
Snar: Saapibt ps betienbt er | iaa.
banne Ting insen beftentt Snm faftiat.
Stbrrelien Of Gritatniusen pil bsro paa
ttbftrGfninsen Of ben sfnbe, gsbfom.
metse er paafprt peb be falife 8pster.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
StriffeSe % bGflcbe aIGbesparer q
isieu fpmue | @pseu.

Set laSer iii. at BEN nbttise Striftes
oe Setletunit isieu fonimer I RoSen, os
Solt ~bespnber at uuSres paa, bnorban
ben rueeufiuoe fuuoe tabe | CUNT. gers
narb Sbdfp tiger. at ban fienher en-
Ranb, Tom flutteSe meb Sobdisrsgnino
os tos til StritetpinSsn os 5efIenaaIen.
oa Or. 2. @eir RitGen anbefaler ems
felte al fine Satienter, Der Fiber af Rers
oeiitet. at befi9ftise rig meo Strituing,
iItsSetfor ben io5bdnIise "Reit Cure.
Settle er bog life ben belle @runb til.
at Stritning er bIebeu iaa aIminSelia;
Den baientIiae gariaa er bel ben, at
biemreitritteSe Eager er mere onrise os
life paa Inngt n9r iaa toftbare, iom be,
Der fommer fra Sa6riften. en- fremrds
senoe Sabritant al @arn bar osiaa
foumet Senne lsnnenoe Snenitri tiI5iqIp
peS at uSsioe en- pnfter iIfuitreret Bog:
"Sleiiber's Shifting ono 9rohetine
RanuaI-. Ser inoeboIoer en- RangfoIs
bisbeb of Rsnitre o. gnoisninser til al
fordrbeiSe be forfieqise imutte os nbts
tise RIae. RRpnte Sirmd fabriierer
@nrn af ale clogs 90 | ale muIiae
6arpsr os Seres Bare er betrastst Spm
Ser beoite Bare | iit SIaes.
Deb at BRUCE SIeifhers Barn % bes
Sinlp Of "SIeiibers Shifting anS Gro,
dieting IdnnaI~ Tan enbper Game uSs
itpre I'm @aroerooe meS npttee os inng,
fuIbe @ienifanSe. Der life itaar tiIbaes
for noeet | fit SIass.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05

1859. Sp.: 3 @isconIin er Ser en- Sis
ferilop, Tom bIanbt drioet beitemmer, at
ber isaI bore m gauIit ai fra $25 til
500 for at fife | glp meb Zine (sats
teri meo mere. 9enne COB bIep { iibits
leoen Suli opertraabt at to @dnb fra
Chicago 90 en- treble fra Gbebobean. Sen
tioite bleo multteret $25 plus $3.50, iaIt
$29.5o for SeItasslie | Siffe meo elmer.
tom De to g~bicaeomGnb eiebc, meeens
btsie life fan iIGages noaen Tulft, ba
De Ct er biemmebsrenbe | 8isconiin.
Saaleoes er 2onen fortlaret al to Gopos
later ! Chicago. aan bernie SortoIfning
ar Sooen bore rietie? Tanr 2opeu Irts
ter Straf for SoertrnSeIie, iaa eieIber
bel bette ollie, ~uanIeet bborfra Sc err,
erer bbcm be er. gnberIebes fpnes Bet
nfntteliet.
spar: geb COB al 1898 (456 b9,
font isien CT amenberet pen Son af 1899,
Sap. 81 % 2pp at 1901, Sap. 35S, be.
ftennmes, at Der for nIppIis Srus al q c {,
SeIbe eler SnBre peo SiifefaraIt
FAN ilrsses gebfummenee en- @nlft paa
fra S25 til 500, elier at ban fan iettes
Gonntpfensilet % bolncs ~inSeiperret
Der, inotiI nGpnte 1tnlft or betalt, bpg
life for ct lensere SiSsrum enS 80 IN.
&c. Get sisr insen Sorfiel, enten Sper-
trrSeren bpr | Gtaten eller life; bcripm
ban anbuloes, mems ban beinSer ia pan
Starens Smraabe eaer inbeufpr oens
Snrisbiftipn, ian ban i~traffes, entcn ban
Dor | eler abeufur Gtateu. Oct bGnber
forsprist tilbels, Of bppr Der er ifere mcn.
fplbfse | en- % iantme 2puunertrGoelie
al benne srt, laSer man Blot en- al benz
unbpIbe % ubrebe MuItten, mebens be
andre faar 2up til at qua. Get ipiaer
insen @piIe, bperr Der eier 8ebffaberne;
naar mon fsrit bar b%eitaset | bet ulpps
Iise 6tife, er man meSifuIbis I SpertrG'
belfen. On be @eSffaber, epsraereu
n9puer, fpntmer inb nnber Sesrebernc
Get, SGlSe os Gnpre, tan pi life Der Of
gisre. Set CT a%abenbart, at Gbieaspab
bufaterne life bar fat 10 inb | sagen,
fpr be sap TN SprtOlfnins. NimelispiS
Ear be finn sipet ct "pff.banb" Guar uben
q. furetage upscn nGrmcre t~tnberisselie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05

1854. Sp.: en- poren WauS nSbans
breoe fra Rorge oe tom iii @iuucdpUIis,
Tinn., @aaren 1888. 5 1890 fit ban
fit ferIfe Soptr, men ban bar enSuu life
rtaget bet aubet 9oreerpapir. &au Fan
MI efter Ina lang Sibs Sorle5 ubtage tit
ouSet 8apir uSenpioere, eIer bodo ber
ban foretn9e for at bIioe fliIo 8orger?
epar: Sans iprite gapir pil blips
taeet for soSt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05
Qoben Rorrefponoance.

Sp~srasmaaI fra Beripner, ,pm lite ppaipsr 5ue
Bacnc Ill Mebattipren bcfcares life.
Spgrssrt bteef afiatte fine SprrgsmeaIi ct Hart %
tpeelief Sprss.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05

7165. 5p.: Seq CAB gortgaee | NIT
2anS for en- Gum uf $1,000, for 2anoet
bar pronet %, aItiaa | uopprobet 2ano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05

zToo. Quest: Can a Child held and
Py0ve ab a homestead when The mother
aiesP
Ans: Any legal heirs "A prove up;
hence the child can do so through it's
guardian.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05

1852. Co.: Snormeeet nSeisc 100 Ser
ibanIfe Senge / SoIars og Gents?
Gpar: Smtrent % Spaars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05

Gpmaifinsu -SusDeunen-. Tom pi
ienote eftsr for to Var iiSen. er | ale
ecnisenber en- uomrriet COB Rafine. ia.
Iise iaa COB os imui iom be. Der toiter
bet bobbeIte. Rrs. Sobu q. Sobniou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-05


jC)O
Cañon City record., 1907-09-26
WHAT WILL ROOSEVELT DO
WITH OKLAHOMA STATEHOOD

Guthrie, Okla, Sept. 24.-"The in
fluence that will be brought to bear
upon President Roosevelt and con-
gress itself, if necessary, to prevent
the defeat of statehood will be far
more powerful than anything that can
be brought against the constitution"
said a Democrat today. oklahoma
is the first state to adopt a prohibition
constitution. Every temperance Or
ganization in the United States will
rally to the defense of the constitution
in Washington No president could
withstand the pleadings of these tenn
perance workers, whose connections
extend into every county and town in
the United States.
Congress, itself, from a political
standpoint, would hesitate long time
before turning down the constitution
in the face of the millions Of people
arrayed against the liquor traffic"
Cañon City record., 1907-09-26
FAILURE TO ENFORCE Law
DEMAND PROHIBITION PLANK

Denver. Sept. 24.-The general fight
that has been made by the church
people an dthe Y. M. c. A. and the
Y. w. G. A. to secure the enforcement
of the liquor laws in this city and the
fact that the fight has been a failure
In SO far as the state and city officers
have attempted to enforce it, will
perhaps lead to a demand from these
people that one Of the two parties next
year pledge itself to the submission of
a constitutional amendment providing
for prohibition in the state
At the present time the state has
a local option law and strict temper
ance laws, but they are not enforced
In the cit yof Denver saloons, wine
rooms and gambling establishments
are running night and day. The bet
ter element Of society has been en-
deayoring to secure the enforcement
OF the law, but neither the sheriff's
Office nor the police tried to enforce
it and requests to the governor have
been met with the statement that he
was powerless to do anything.
During the church conferences that
have been held this fall and other re-
hgious gatherings all over the state
resolutions have been adopted con-
damntng the course of the governor
and the city officials and in many
cases demanding that the people of
the state be given a chance to vote
on the question as to whether or not
absolute prohibition be installed.
Those who are working for this are
planning a convention to meet in
Denver some time this winter at which
time campaign will be started, the
object Of which will be to force either
the Democratic or Republican party
to insert a plank in their platform
next fall pledging prohibition.
Should this be done the seventeenth
general assembly could frame a pro-
hibition amendment to the constitu-
ton and the people could vote on it
two years. from the coming election.
There Is very littledoubt but that it
would carry in almost every county in
the state.
Already over one-half the mileage
territory of the United States is pro-
hibition, but not one-half the popula-
ton territory. However the states
ear adopting it rapidly and New York
liquor journal the other day made the
statement that within fifteen years
practically every state in the Union
will have adopted prohibition plank.
Colorado has always been in the lead
in the social government for the bet
terment Of society and whether either
of the two parties place such plank
in their platform next fall the coming
legislature will have the question to
settle for there will be many in the
assembly who will favor the submis-
sion of q prohibition amendment
Cañon City record., 1907-09-26

him in the penitentiary was for try
ing to have too many wives.
Hill is the chap, who two years ago,
together with a girl known as Lulu
Hill, tramped the country over until
they became tired and then borrowed
a horse and buggy from livery stable
in Pueblo and failed to return it. They
and each received column after COL
umn of newspaper space because their
gypsy love had made them pals to-
gether all over the west. After the
glamour of the stories had worn away
and they had settled down to routine
life behind the prison walls, one day
there came to Colorado a poor little
crippled woman giving her name as
Mrs. Emma Dumas, from Arkansas.
She told a story to the effect that
Hills real name was Dumas and that
he was her husband and the father of
a child which she had with her. Later
the woman arrested with Hill was re-
leased and allowed to return to her
home at Shawnee, OKLAHOMA, where
she gave birth to a boy. Since then
Hill has tried to get out of the peni-
tentiary. first by promising to support
the Shawnee woman and babe and
now by promising to support the Ar
kansas woman and babe. The chances
are that someone will have to put up
bonds guaranteeing that he will sup
port both before he gets out.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-26

Atchtson. Topeka q Santa Fs Ra,iwa,
east, arrive daily. .,,.--...-....-.... :, I1:is 20
east, depart daily. s,0 20
No. eSl-PFom Florpnoo and Rock
vale, daily except Sunday, arrive. an ? .
No. 683-For Florence and RockvAle,
daily oxospt Sunday. depart ...--. i3.0 -
Direct connection 10 now made ~ Pueblo for
Denver, Chicago and all points east, and ~
La Junts With Californts Limited fop Los
AnGOlea and 3An PrAAcioco.
Inquiries collected and promptly asd cheer.
fully answered.
Descriptive literature folders frss By apply
ing TO b. N. 1AaA1E1, AE00t
Cañon City record., 1907-09-26
Street Talk.

| What a lot OF rot there is in the
newspapers! And this Is some more
Of 1t.
with which people talk behind his
back"
What has become of the old fash
ioned man whose breath smelt OF
garlic?
1t Is surprising that a mean woman
and very good woman can belong to
the same sex.
Some women have such small waists
that it makes you uncomfortable to
look at them.
1t Is an old saying that a man Is
as old as he feels. and he always feels
as old as he Is.
What has become of the old fash
ioned guest who sent word to put
his name In the pot?"
Go to an old fashioned person for
comfort and you will learn that you
are seeing your best days.
When a man makes a serious mis-
take. 1t weakens his nerve and lessons
his confidence in himself.
Among the stockholders OF every
company there is complaint that the
general manager does not do better.
Speaking OF long lost faces. what
has become of the parlor table that
contained a copy OF Paradise Lost?'
What has become OF the old fash
iOned man who said OF his enemy:
Hes as crooked AZ a dogs hind leg?"
All the people will not love you
no matter what you do. 90 you might
as well make up your mind to be
pitched into.
You hear people say some times
they do not care much for compli-
ments. Nothing in It: All OF US love
a compliment.
The people are always right II given
time. But they often require an en-
ormous amount OF time to come to .
just conclusion.
A girl sometimes coaxes her lover
not to spend 50 much money on her.
but she doesn't have to coax him after
they are married.
No woman thinks a man can pack a
trunk as well as she can, and every
| man knows no woman can pack "a
trunk as quickly as he can.
Do you get mad" frequently? Ev-
cry time you get mad" you cut a
month or two on your life. and pile
up lot OF pain for your old age.
The smartest young man we ever
knew turned out to be the biggest fool
we ever knew after he passed 35. He
was wound up for 80. and was all In
at that age.
When girl under eighteen uses
powder. the effect Is very unpleasant
Powder and paint seem to belong to
women who have either had trouble
or are looking for It.
When a man talks. as n rule. he Is
representing his prejudice. or his in
Cañon City record., 1907-09-26

dividual trouble. Very few people con-
denim a thing because 1t is wrong, or
praise 1t because 1t is right.
1t may be easier to talk to peoples
backs than 1t Is to their faces, but
there Is one thing sure: The talk Is
bound to get around to their faces.
The trouble with some men who
claim to be trying to make the World
Better, Is that they seem to have
tackled a job because of feeling
that the world isn't good enough for
them.
Duck hunting Is good sport, bur
there is very little pleasure in telling
about 1t: the man who has bagged
wild geese is pretty sure to be in the
crowd to make you feel like a nine
spot.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-26
COURT ROOM PACKED WHEN
BORAH'S CASE IS CALLED

Boise, Sept 24.-The indictment
brought by the United States grand
jury, under which Senator William E.
Borah is now being tried at Boise.
alleges:
That he, with twelve others named
as co-defendants, conspired to defraud
the government of many thousands OF
acres of timber lands in Boise county.
That, as a result of this conspiracy.
108 residents Of Boise took out timber
claims.
That the 108 claimants swore that
they were acting solely in their own
interests.
That the statements made. by these
claimants were false.
That agreements had been entered
into whereby the claimants were TO
turn their lands over to three selected
men, who in turn, we're to transfer
them to the Barber Lumber company.
Boise, Idaho, Sept. 24-In beginning
the work Of empaneling a jury to
try Senator Borah yesterday, District
Attorney Ruick announced that For
mer Governor Frank Steunenberg was
one OF the men indicted with Senator
Borah for conspiracy to defraud the
government out Of timber lands. He
Is represented in the indictment a
John Doe"
The case Of United States Senator
William e. Borah. charged with con-
spiracy to defraud the government OF
valuable Idaho timber lands, was
called yesterday before Judge Edward
Whitson, in the United States district
court The prominence of Senator
Borah in the politics OF the state, his
personal popularity in this. his home
town, the leading part he took In the
prosecution Of William D. Haywood
who was charged with the murder Of
Governor Steunenberg, and the fact
that more than one hundred well
known residents Of sout6 Ida1ho afs
alleged TO be involved with him IN
fAs So-callsd conspiracy, comhinsd "a
Cañon City record., 1907-09-26
YANKEE SKY SKIPPER WINS
INTERNATIONAL BALLOON RACE

Aerial navigation is now an assured
form OF SPORT Few Americans will be
proof against a patriotic thrill on
reading Cleveland MofYat's article on
the cross channel balloon race in the
October McClure's. Sixteen balloons.
representing seven great nations.
started In the first contest for glory
and the Gordon Bennett cup. Only
twelve reached the open sea, and Of
these five decided that discretion was
the better part OF valor.
Crossing the Channel from England
for the wide mark OF the Continent is
child's play compared to aiming a gas
inflated silk ball at a pin-point OF land
surrounded by the great open sea-
Lieut.. Frank P. Lahm. a smooth faced
American army ofiicer. only twenty
eight years old. Is the man who per-
formed this feat, and after twenty
two hours In the air he dropped his
under-sized "made-over" balloon.
United States,' thirty-three miles
ahead of all other contestants.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-26
Gineer Bread.

My favorite recipe for, gingerbread
has not the advantage of being inex-
pensive. but It is delicious. Melt one
third Of cupful Of butter in two
thirds of cupful of boiling water. and
add ono cupful of molasses, and one
egg we'll beaten. Mix and sift two and
three fourths cupfuls Of pastry nour
(once sifted), one and one half tea
spoonfuls of soda, one half teaspoonful
Of salt and two teaspoonfuls of ginger.
Add TO hrst mixture. beat thoroughly
turn into . buttered and Toured shall
low pan, and bake In . moderate oven
thirty minutes. Vary the favor some
times by using one teaspoonful each
of ginger and cinnamon and one fourth
Of teaspoonful Of cloves: then bake
in buttored and Toured individual tins.
the Cooking Department Of
the October Womsn's Home compan-
ion.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-26

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Nos . end oonnsci 81 Tszas Crssk hes Wes
CHE ~ ADD0x. ARoal
Cañon City record., 1907-09-26
SNMOL GIv LON Od SNOO1VS
LVHL SLHOdaH VKOHVINO

Guthrie, OK, Sept. 23.-The COM
mite that Investigated the commercial
conditions in Kansas as a result of
prohibition has reasured the towns
and cities of the new state with the
and property values had been found to
be uninjured as result of the inforce-
ment of the prohibitory law in Kansas
City, Kansas.
There was probably more hostility
Cañon City record., 1907-09-26

attract an interest in the proceedings
agai..st him, practically equal to that
which marked the first of the Western
Federation of Miners trials here. The
circuit court room was crowded when
Judge whitson took the bench at 10
o'clock
All OF the thirteen men against
whom indictments were returned with
the exception Of Senator Borah. John
Doe" and Richard Doe" have hled
pleas in abatement of the indictment
on the ground Of misconduct on the
part of the district attorney, 1t being
alleged that he made an argument be-
fore the grand jury which is prohibit
ed by law, and refused to leave the
grand Jury room on one occasion when
requested to do SO.
Judge Whitson began a hearing on
Saturday morning in open court on
these charges. the special grand jury
having the matter in hand being ad-
journed for the time being.
Senator Borah's trial coming on
with the pleas in abatement undecided,
ton, for, while he has not Joined In
ueCISlOu auNeTBS " gov.
ernment would seem to make 1t in
cumbent on the United States attorney
to take cognizance of the matter in his
case.
In the hearing Of the charges against
Mr.. Ruick, 1t developed In the testi-
mony of the secretary Of the old grand
jury that the names John Doe" and
Richard Doe" appearing in the in
dictments were not on the list Of
names given him to be voted upon.
1t has also developed that Mr.. Ruick
did make extended remarks to the
Jurors, but there Is division of
opinion as to whether he confined him
self to the law, which Is permissible,
or whether he reviewed the evidence
and summed up practically as he
would before a trial jury. 1t was also
testified that Mr.. Ruick told the jurors
he thought the evidence warranted an
Indictment and also reiterated the
statement at the time the he was act
ing under direct orders from Washing
ton. Mr.. Ruick is yet to be heard In
his own defense.
Senator Borah was elected to the
upper house OF congress at this years
SESSION of the legislature to succeed
Senator Dubois. He is a Republican.
Cañon City record., 1907-09-26
WILL ACCEPT OIL MAGNATRS
AS SURETIES ON BOND

Chicago, Sept. 21.-Judge Grosscup
In the United States circuit court an
nounced yesterday that he would ac-
cept John D. Rockefeller. VIM. Rookie
feller, John D. Archbold and Henry
NJ Flagler as sureties on the two bonds
on supersedeas to be fled by the
Standard Oil company of Indiana be-
fore any proceeding in error can be
had in the companys effort to obtain
a setting aside Of the fine imposed by
Judge Lands in the district court.
The bonds are for 100000 and g.
100000 and two sureties are required
on each.