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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-03
DENMARK.
Copenhagen.


Prince Axel, son Of the kings
youngest brother Prince valdemar. Is
at present acting as letter carrier
The young man, who Is serving his
term in the navy, has been made an
orderly TO the captain commanding
the cruiser Helmdal, and as such II Is
his duty to carry the mail bags to and
from the vessel. One Sunday he was
invited &c dinner with his parents Iii
the castle Of Bernstorff. but could not
get shore leave and instead had to
walk to the general postoffice, Juggling
a heavy bag of mail. 1T is the will Of
his father, himself naval officer, that
Prince Axel should be treated exactly
like any other recruit. King Haakon
Of Norway, years ago, went through
the same mill.
A dispatch from Copenhagen states
that King George OF Greece Is trying
to buy private villa which Is located
directly opposite the Dowager EN-
press Maria Feodorowa's was Queen
Alexandra's pleasure castle, Hvidore.
for his son, Prince George, and his
ohiuhSch, TIE DOHdpdTtt.
There will then be near Oresund, from
Copenhagen to Helsingor, row OF
royal villas and palaces belonging re
spectively to King Frederick Of Den-
mark, King George of Greece. the
Dowager Empress Feodorowa of Rus
sia, Queen Alexandra OF England, and
Prince George of Greece.
DIR. Maurice It. Egan, the new An.
erican minister to Denmark, Is not
stranger In Copenhagen altogether. He
paid visit there number of years
ago and on that occasion became &C.
quainted with many Of the leading
men. Mr.. Egan, who a short time ago
presented his credentials to King
Frederick, found the Danish monarch
much interested In the Industrial ami
social progress Of the United States
and appears to take keen interest IN
Danish-Americans
Government ownership of railways
In Denmark appear to be a success.
at least there are $1,000 Danish rail-
way employees who think so. This i
not TO be wondered at when 1t Is con-
sidered that the minister OF railroads
ID now busy sending out checks u
each OF them dividing among them .
surplus OF more than $4,000.
MARION 8. NORELIUs. \.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-03
81 Mauren
fiioen hd.
nsettere Stdmme bcben bic lriebeus.
bebingungeu angeRommeu.
Per tran,0h,aDl v, .au0te
nadl AaUat einarlaOrn.
Sruppen bes Sultans BON mauriihrn
He6ellen seidJlascu.

Gal b lanca, /. Oft. - Die
8eileln Der orei mauriihen Stdmmc,
tpeld,e Die SrieoenSbeoingltnsen oes
fron3oiii6en aommanoeurs, 8ener Ii
Druoe, angenommen baben, lpuroeu
i'm fran3oiii6en &oniulat abgelieiert,
Sier anbere Stdnme batten inSpl.
ihen Iboronungen ms fransoiilhe
Eager entianot, INN SSrieben su unter.
bonoeln. Rah 5peiitiinoiger 9e.
iprehung ndbmen Die 0eIegierten
bic Srieoensbebinei i'm Namen
Der Stdnme an, nelfe lie oertreten.
Der groBe gfinbpieb.. S6ai. uno
Sftpeinemnrft oabier III pieoer &c.
offnet >poroen. General Orroe bot
cine expedition iiiSnGrts geianSt,
Inn Die Mountaineering 3u iGubern
iirb SAMPLER in Sen Stanb az iesen,
nod Gaiablanca 81 gelangen.
Ranger, I. Oft. - Ser bieiiae
fransofii6e 8eianote Reqna1tft 1T
bonn SuIton abbul a3is eriuht NOR.
ben, nah Rabat az fonrn1en urrb Bic
Gage az beippehen. Der @eianbte
erpiberte, er tpiirbe iih bortbtn bege-
ben, fobalb er sstitriftioren bon Der
| 0fegierrne in Haris erbaIte.
WeIiIIa, 1. Oft. - Wniriihc
sfebeI1en, etrpa 5000 an 3nbl, bnben
cine Ibteilung Regierlmgstriippen
In dnberthnIbtGaigem 2anrpf seidla,
gen. Die Rebel1en ifnitten bic aopfe
bon 28 Der Solbaten bes Sultans dls
Siegestrobb6en ab unS ihleppter
200 @efdngene in Der Ii6tiing aui
Se,ilon fort.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-03
INTER (amerem
teroad)te.
Gin FARMER mirb tn sebeimuispollr
Ueiie eriduiieu.
Seine eisfnr Fran gat
fldJ uerCddltig afmadI'.
Bebauptet, ban Gin 5ager Die Sat be,
gangen bat.

SiourSalls. 3. O., 1. Oft.
Sobn O'@raop, elmer Der ilteiten
Gioniere in oteiem Seile oes Staates,
Iiegt infolge elmer sebeimnispoQen
Gf)ieberei tot in ieinem Souie. 6
Meilen norolid) BON Siour Sails,
unb ieine sSrau lit BON Den 9eboroen
perbaftet iporoen, Inn ben gusfaa ser
fhrpebenbe, unteriuhling abjinpor.
ten. 5rau S'9roop erfl1rt, Sab lie
nouitdnoig itniduIbig lit. Sic er.
flGrt, bab ibr Wam bon einem
SGger eridoifen tporoen lei, Der, nod.
benz er abenSeiien esbaIten bate
,piitenb bariiber mar, bab ibm 81.
@rabp ridt geftattete, Die gauge
Maht I'm Sa,iie gu bleiben. Der
Gren,Se, iagt Srau S'8rnbp, babe
Dos Sa,is perIoiien, lei aber ipdter
ouriidsefebrt unb babe einen Sd)ltS
aurd bas Geniter sefeuert, Der ibren
Weunn iofort eetotet babe.
@eitern nnfmittae berief Der
C6eri'f Nclion Sobn Sisgtbbon.
Carl Cod unb g. :. Wsoritab. all.
geiebene @eihdftsleiite bon Siour
fails. aIs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ein
unb Tie eingen nod benz S'@rdbp.
i&en $aite, Inn cine perionIi6e Be-
fntieltng bes sN,nern bes Sauies
,fnb ipiner llmgebirng poraunebmen.
Se.ite fpiro Der Coroner 8. @. Miller
tn Siour Sails init Der llnteriuduns
Beginner.
Ger Stadtsan1poIt Grr begIeitete
bie @eienibdft nod benz S'@rdbn.
i6en Sauie. I'm ii6 Inn Die Ssnterei-
fen bes Stoates an fiirnmern, ndh.
renb Der Ihnotdt So 9. WcTaiigh.
ton sSrau S'Grabp pertrat.
9lIs bic gednrten bas S'8rabp'Ihe
&aus burf'uhten, fdnben Tie in Ell.
mem Glofet inter Der greppe cine
sSltnte. Dteielbe mar ungelaoen,
aber es tparen Mn,eifen porbanSen,
6ab lie erit Dor Quraem dbgefeuert
morben mar. Cine polIe Shahtel
NIT Vnt,oner tpor ebenfalIs porbdn.
ben. Die gedmten mohten cine ge.
ita,ie Mahforidang mad erpIo6ierten
Watronen, fonrtten ober fetne firrben.
CR fo;sben Die Mife perbrdnnten
papiers i'm Diem, dber nidt Ole
Meningbil'en bon Watronen.
Sotorqe Die llrferiuditna oes
Goroners idnpebt miro Trm S'8ro.
By I'm bieigen Gountndef1ngnis felt.
eeboIten. SoIIten ole Goronersge.
iHporeren tie fir ben COB hires
Mednnes oerantmortlidh balten. Mrs
cine InfIoge tuegen Worbes gesen lie
erhoben rper6en.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-03
Qas 9eppelin'fd1e
Puftthif
Die gcrt-eiflidfeit oesielben alge'
mein anerfannt.
Grreet 0as or0bte
Sntere0e in fadJkrritfn.
Die Seutidcn 5eitnnscn jnbeln iiber
Den Srinnlpi.

8erIin, 1. Oft. - Der brittle
lro uie6erum bohIt erfolgreibe 4uf.
itieg beS Grafen Seroinano bon
Zeppelin nit ieinem Hieienibifi er.
regt bier oas aQgenieinlte Sntereiie.
Die gl6tter iubeln iiber Den eraielten
triumph uno erfldren, Die gen,elbe.
ten RefuItate beoeuteten einen
epofemo1enben Sortihritt in Der
aonitruttion BON 9uftidifien. Die
probefnbrten erbeiiden Inn 10 gro.
bsre Mufmerfinmfeit, aIs bas 2uft.
iHiff oeS @rnfen Der ein3ige Bertre-
ter oes itarren Spitents i'm Wettbe-
,perb eegen Sas nidtitcrre oeutihe
unb bas balbitarre frnn3oiiide no.
torIufti9iff lit.
Ser iiinglten Trcbefahrt tpobnten
electromagnetic Tadleiite BEL, bic ein.
beIIig bic @oraiise bes Spitems, oen
fen gr0bte gigengeidnpinbigfeit 10
iuie Stei,erbarfeit CUR gpioen3 oar.
setan tporoen, anerfannten. Mner.
binas barren nod Yrobleme Der Or
Ie6igung. &c lit es cine Idtper 81
Ioienoe 5roge, ipie bas gfieienluft-
ififf, oas iiber 400 SUB lang uno 80
Sub brett lit, mad ieiner 8ergungs.
rber 2nnounssbale ;uriidgeihafit
tperoen ion. tpenn es aus irgeno Ell.
mem Grnlrbe nieoergeben mus uno
elm @ieoernifIties obne Die Silfe 6es
regul1ren Mrferbdiis nid)t oiis,ufiih.
ZEN III. Gin lleberlnnotronsport bes
sonsen 2uftidiffes III BEL ben @roBe.
berbdltniiien itr,m6glih. Iuber6em
firs6 GoHperitdnoiee Der InfiMt. baB
6ns 0uftimiff idtper beif,6Siat per.
ben ipiir6e, ,pern es irgenopc an1ers,
dls ouf BEN eigenen gau, abftiegc.
Soldje S&apieriefeiien finb alic nod
III uberiufmAen. ssnunerbin iiberitei.
aen be e. ieIten graebniiYe bereits
BE- 1S&6lseIpemten Gr,parh,nom.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-03
Toxrruuruhen.
Gin Erieitrr ermorSet nnS IiHipnen
nieSergebrannt.

Q 6angbai, 1. Sftober. -
$eute bier eingesansene Nadrihten
biniidtIi6 oes @usbruds BON Boyer.
unruben in &anti6nifr, Bropin3
Riang 81, in letter ISOLDE iaeen, oaB
bic @ebdifSe ser fafboIiiden Wiifion
imo bie Gbina.SnIanbmiiiion bort
iniulge zines orsaniiierten Iufitan.
oeS gegen Die Berebrer bes .@roben
WeiBen @ottes" aeritort Durben.
Gin fran5oiiider prieiter uuroe
ermorbt, aber Die anbern RiIiion1re,
barunter Die Entertainer Sorne uno
Waribaa, uno ibre Samilien muroen
serettet. Die hineiiiden 9eamten
baben Ibteilungen BON Soloaten
nab 9angtibaufl geihidt, I'm Die
Srbnung pieoerber5uitellen, uno ia.
ben Shritte linternommen, Die Wii.
Fon1re 81 ihiisen.
Die geb6roen fiinoigen on, oaB Die
Gboleraepioemie, Die bier gegen gnbe
auguit ausbrah, nunnebr unter.
oriift porben lit.
bilaoelpbia, Ia., 1. Oft.
Die citation Der China. Snlan0mii.
| iion in &anti9aufl, Die bon 9orern
3eritort tporoen lit, beItano aus 5pei
BON 6en Dtiiiiondren beipobnten
S6lriern, elmer adpelle unS sipei
Shulen, cine fir 2ndben uno Die
anoere fir WGo6en. Die citation
itano inter Der 2eitung BON Serrn
unb sSrm, 80. s. Some BON Saril.
ton, Ont, Serrn unb iSrau George
Moriban bon Chicago, Serrn uno
ssrau San BON england unb 9. 80.
Torsous uno 4. 8. Some, ebenians
bon england. Sm amerifaniIhen
$auptaudrtier Der gbino.synIano.
! miiiion in Sieier Staot iino feline
gtadridten iiber Die Rubeit6rungen
IN Rantihdufi eingetroffen. Gin Dor
etpa 3tpei Wonaten BON bort einge.
trofierer Brief beiaste, ooB gu Die.
ier Belt allies rubis NOR unS BOB
fetn Erirbel befiirhtet miiroe.
Die Gbina.SnIanbmiiiion lit cine
internaiionale @eieIlidaft un6 bat
3peise IN Canada, 2onoon, Geutid.
LAMB, Shrpeoen unb anoeren Can.
bern. Der 3rpeig in bieier Staot
itebt unter Saitor $. %. Sroit.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-03

AS bne Appeared IN ftor frlmel
been out of the public eye for twenty
years, but there are many who still
preserve vivid recollection Of how
her exquisite voice thrilled large au-
diences In all the capitals of Europe
and In America In the 7O's. Her first
husband was NJ. Auguste Rouzaud, to
whom she was married in London In
1872. He died In Paris ten years
later, and in 1887 she married Count
Angel de Miranda. The story Of
Miranda's marriage with Christine
Nilsson Is peculiar one. He was her
husband only in name. and never
lived with her. The famous singer
merely married him on account of his
daughter. The singer became devoted
~ attached to the girl and finally de
clared that she could not bear the idea
Of separation and proposed to adopt
her. The Count de Miranda gave his
consent STIMULATING, however, that the
singer should likewise adopt him as
husband and provide for his financial
welfare, undertaking to remain her
husband only In name. The arrange
ment was carried out according to
agreement.
The Swedish government has now
sent two vessels to Grisebaaerne to
watch Swedish fishing interests lr
Skagerack and prevent Norwegian
fishermen from coming near the
Swedish coast. The Norwegian gov
eminent does not appear TO hav:
taken any precautions regarding the
fisheries in this section, ms the ent.ie
matter has been left in the hands OF
an international arbitration commit
tee
Hjalmar Lundin, the Swedish-Am-
erican wrestler. has again engaged in
wrestling match in Gothenburg, this
time with Frenchman, Chevalier, the
bout lasting forty-five minutes and
was witnessed by about 1900 people.
The decision was In favor of Lundin.
but there was much kicking by the
audience and the two wrestlers are to
meet again In the near future.
The British branch Of the Interna..
tioDal Disarmament society confirmed
last week the report that the next
peace conference will be held In Stock
holm In 1908. Great preparations will
soon be under way for the proper re
ception and entertainment of the visit
ing delegates upon their arrival In
Stockholm next year.
The board of directors for the
Psychological Institute In Stockholm
will request the next riksdag for an
appropriation OF 100000 crowns for
erecting new chronological high
school In Stockholm.
DIR. B. II. Salander, prominent
Stockholm physician, died at his home
week before last from sudden at
tack Of heart disease. He was borr'
in Joukoping in 1S47.
Baron Daelman, the Belgian minis
ter In Stockholm, will In the very near
future resign from his post here. He
has been Belgian's minister to Sweden
since 1893.
Herr G. Tranchell. the president of
the Swedish sugar trust, Is to have p
salary of 100000 crowns year IL re.
cent reports may be relied upon.
The report that the Swedish govern
ment will award the Nooel prize for
literature to Rudyard Kipling has
now been confirmed.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-03
perrii&trr 0oupcrneur.
@ia Elm @ertreter cines ircicn Can.
oes iein.

Gbieago, 1. Oft. - Der Sou.
perneur Sanlp bon Sn6iano iagte
eeitern in elmer aniprade ON Die
~Gbicaeo 1iniiterial @Hociation, .
bab Die Melf nod elmer friegerHden
Rir1e beburfe, INN bic Wadt Der
geiftieen @etrdnte az befdmpfen, Die
fem Geiee auf gpoen onerterns. CT
bebo,iptete, bab iid tie Derbrhm in
ieincm Stoats. m benz 1rs 2otal.
Dptiongdes bur&gefiibrt irur1e, Der.
rsngert bdtten, unb befiis,pprsste Die
pclIitdnSise ansroth,ne Sw Uirt.
i&often. .-.,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-03
1907 OCTOBER 1907
[su:I Mo: 1u:| We III: Fl. |sa.|
l20l 2l 22 % % Is M2s.
i27I28I 29 sol 3LL | ]
WILL MOVE FOR ACQUITTAL
Intention of Defendants Attorneys In
Borah Case.


Boise, Ida, Oct. 1.-What probably
will be the last day OF the prosecu-
ton In the Borah case began with the
introduction of evidence TO show that
the defendant, In his capacity as at
torney for the Barber Lumber com
pany, had many deeds to timber lands
recorded in the Office OF the county
clerk in this city. The defense an.
nounced that this could in no way
connect Senator Borah with any Grim.
inal conspiracy and that they were
ready to concede the fact without any
testimony whatever. The government
attorneys declined to accept the offer
1t Is stated that Senator Borah's coun-
sci will move to have the case taken
from the jury Immediately after the
government closes.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-03
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, Oct. 1.-Wheat-To arrive
and on track-No. hard, $1.09k !;
No. i Northern, $1.0S1s; No. 2 North.
ern, $1.06h; Dec, $1.05N; May, 81.
105s. Flax-To arrive and on track,
s1.261s: Oct, $1.25; Nov, $1.23k;
Dec. $1.18A; May. $1.24.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-03
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis, Oct. 1.-Wheat-Dec..
$1.04% Q1.04%; May. $1.O9@1.091s.
On track-No. / hard, old, $1.O9k;
new, $1.0s; No. l Northern. old, ST..
0S1s, new, $1.08; No. 2 Northern, old,
$1.0512 q106; No. s Northern. $101k
01.03h.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-03
St. Paul Union stock Yards.

st. Paul, Oct. 1.-Cattle-Good to
choice steers, $5.50@6.25; fair to good,
$400@5.00; good to choice cows and
heifers, s3.50@5.00; veals, $4.00@5.50.
Hogs-$5.75Q6.50. Sheep-Wethers,
$475@5.00; yearlings, s5.5005.75;
spring lambs, $6.25Q6.50.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-03
NORWAY.


In heroic effort to stem the ever
increasing tide Of emigration and 10
turn the flood back toward the father
land. Norwegian army officer. bear
ing semi-oficial credentials from,
Premier Nicholson, has come to the
United States for the purpose OF
sounding Norsemen A. to their desire
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-03
CHICAGO Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. Oct. 1.--Wheat--Dec., 9S5s
@9sAc; May. SLOAN. Corn-Dec.,
5sAc; May. 59Ac. oats-Dec., 51%c;
May, 53kc. Pork-Oct., $13.75; Jan,
$15.20@15.22h. Butter-Creameries,
24@29hc; diaries. 22h927c. Eggs
--14k @17hc. Poultry-Turkeys, 13c;
chickens and springs, 12c.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-03
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards.

Chicago. Oct 1.-Cattle-Beeves.
$4.10@7.25: cows. $1.2505.40; Tex
ans, $3.7504.S0; calves, $6.000S.00;
Westerns. $4.000625; stockers and
feeders. t2.6005.00. Hogs-Lght $6.25
1s.s7h; mixed, $5.s006.s7h; heavy.
$5.So06.7b; rough, $5.s006.o5; pigs.
$5.lo06.40. Sheep, $s.0005.s5; year.
lings. $b.3b06.2S: lambs, $4.65@Zl0.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-03
MANY LAB0RERS KILLED.
Another Slide Occurs In Quarries Near
Victoria. Mex.

Eel Paso, Tex, Oct. News has
reached here of another slide in the
Mexican Central quarries near Vic
toria in which many laborers were
buried alive. Sixteen dead and eleven
fatally injured have been taken out
1t is known that many others are
buried under the tons of earth and
rock with no hope of being rescued
alive
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1907-10-03
NEWS 9F SCANDINAVIA
Recent Occurrences Of interest
in Sweden, Norway and
Denmark.
FAMOUS SINGER SERIOUS ILL
Christine Nilsson, Now Countess de
Miranda, Is Sick at Her Child
hood Home.
FAMOUS SINGER SERIOUS IL
SWEDEN.
Stockholm.

The Countess de Miranda, better
known as Christine Nilsson, who was
world famous years ago as an operate
singer, is dangerously i'll at her child
hood home near the hamlet of Hussa-
by, on the southern confines of the
Swedish peninsula. The countess has
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-19

OF the city qualities that body to be
what it was hoped it would be when
created supreme in all matters touch
ing the parks of the city.
For this reason the decision of the
commission at its last meeting that
the selling of any portion of the city
park would be foolish has practically
been the death blow to that proposi-
ton.
President J. w. Langdon of the COM
mission. when asked the position of the
commission in regard to the uues ton
said:
The commission at it's last meet
ing discussed the question raised con-
cerning the disposal of the present city
park grounds and the board was un-
animous in the opinion that it was not
appropriate at this time to even dis
cuSS such Il question.
The board has just been organized
and the members feel if it means any
thing AZ all, the question of park To-
cation the amount of land necessary,
and all other matters pertaining to
the park question ought properly to be
placed under it's care.
This commission is willing to take
the time and proposes immediately to
look over all plans for Improvement
and will make a report to the council
with suggestions and plans for the final
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-19
THEY LEAVE US WITH EcLAT
Pullman Cadets Have Won Hearts
Of Wala WdIans

When the regiment of grey clad ca
dets leaves the city tomorrow by spe-
cial train they will leave nothing but
good wishes and regrets that they
can not stay longer as they have CON-
Quoted themselves in d manner 20 win
the highest praise
1t is too bad the weather gods held
their best assortment of weather till
the last day but the cadets have en-
joyed the trip anyway and the effects
of drill and exercise with the open
air of camp life have made themselves
felt in the most beneficial way.
The entire force marched to Fort
Walla Walla today to see the regu-
lars at work and on their return to
the city We're treated to an appetizinS
feast by the ladies of the city who
served luncheon a Camp McGregOr.
Music of rare quality was discoursed
at the court house. last evening by the
state college band which is musical
organization of rare merit. Some of
the boys are future pryors if the pro-
gram rendered is any criterion.
The same band will give another
concert this evening in the court
house square. No program has been
prepared but some of the worlds mas
terpieces will be played as well as
some of the lighter and more catchy
variety.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-19
MAY PRESENT
OTHER VIEWS
Richard 0|ney Gives japanese
Side Tonight

NEW YORK, April 19.-The anti
administration side of the San Fran
cisco question may be presented to
the American International Law So
ciety tonight when Richard Olney dis
cusses the rights of foreigners in the
United States in case of conflict be-
tween the federal treaties and the
state laws.
Other speakers will be Prof. Will
oughby of John Hopkins university:
DR.. Draper Lewis, University of Penn
sylvania. Prof. Gregory of Iowa.
This morning Admiral Stockton, c.
H. Hyde Chicago and p H. Wheeler,
New York. followed Secretary Root
in a discussion as to whether immun-
ity of capture during war of nonof-
Tending private property owners upon
the high seas be to the interests of
civilization.
The advisability of trade in contra
band of war being prohibited was tho
subject treated by Judge Advocate
General Davis and others.
The president will give a reception
at the White House tomorrow.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-19

Although W. S. &. claims to have left
her best twirler on the campus Nc
Gully and Weller made Il credita BILE
showing yesterday only getting touch
ed for four each While Claftin. the
Tiger importation from California; was
pounded for a bakers dozen by the
agriculturiSts.
The game was Il rather slow one in
spite of the fact that only six errors
were chalked up. The weather was
bad and neither side seemed keyed
up to its best work.
In the first installment, Downie, third
to bat. was the only man to score for
the striped ones. A two sacker and
a passed ball did the trick
In the second of first. Bender did it
by smashing out home run and bring
ing in Myers who was anchored on the
initial sack
Four braWny Tigers were unable to
DIN McCully's benders hard enough in
the second. Clynes only reaching first
on being hit by the ball. The Tigers
got revenge in one. two, three order.
Shaw krocked a pretty safe in the
third and Burnett made the score for
the inning duece by tipping the lea
ther over the back fence. In the last
section of the inning Nc Gully tapped a
sale and allowed Myers to get TO first
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-04-19
COUNTY SURVEYORS NOW IN OFFICE
DO NOT GET THE RAISE IN SALARY

OLYMPIA. April 19.-County survey
ors now in office will not participate in
the benefits Of the new law passed by
the last legislature changing the name
to county engineer and providing a
salary of IS per day while actually en-
ployed. Attorney General Atkinson
draws out of the constitution and points
to section 25. article II, prohibiting the
increasing or diminishing of the COM
pensation of any public officer during
his term of office. The question was
brought up by Highway Commissioner
]. NJ. Snow who made the following in
uuiry of the attorney general:
Il am requested by the county en-
gineers of the state to ask you for
an opinion as to whether or not the
present incumbents of the office OF
county surveyor are entitled to draw
salary as mentioned in chapter 100.
laws of Washington. A. d. 1907. The
claim is made that the county sur
yeyor has never been under salary, his
nav being fixed at So per day for each
day actually engaged in his duties as
such officer. said per diem being uni
form in all classes of counties.
There can be no doubt but that a
county surveyor is Il public officer He
is elected is required to give bond
has = fixed term of Office. and is re-