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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20
teen'SporesmaaIet

Sen. SreSerict .. Grant, grpii,
bent Grants GIOite Ssn, bar I en-
Gale, ban forIeOen bolbt for en- itor
og reprRientatio SoriamIing / Rep
gorf, uStaIt fig itarft / 5apsr al
"Ganteen" -Snititttionens @ieninS.
isrelie / armeen. Sen. Grant, ser
ielo er acknowledgements, erfIRrebe,
at ban betragteoe Gentlemen Tom oct
minoite Of 10 Sn6er. os at ban, mo.
til be chile gfgnbiebeoer traf pirf.
iomme Sorbolosresler til at boI6e De
lape 3riffebuIer og lltuetsbuie borte
fra Observation-Disclosures umio-
belbare RaboIag, uiIoe arbeibe for
ganteencns @ieHinbfsrelie | armeen.
San oprcsnebe lere Of De 5orbeIe,
iom tnptteoe fig til Ganteenen, bers
genpteIie Tom aIubbus, bens lam.
menIieneIiespis uitpIoiae Sornsielier
OF bens girten ! Retuine al Waabe-
bolo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20
Nv 6rubeulvffe.

Sitter brinser Seleerafen Gfterret'
ming ON Ell isrgeIig 8r1tbeuIpffe
meb Cab at mango MenneifeIip.
8eune Gang iubtraf l1lpffen | en- al
ar,Isruberne | Smesren Of goIanoe
/ alabama, og De omfomnes antal
auiIaaes til benimoo so. aariagen
til ltlpffen bar Den iamme iom til
BEN forfGrbelige 9ataitrofe / Wo.
nongba, @. 3d., netnlig en- Grplo.
iion at br9nobare 2liftarter.
golanSe ligeer 80 Mil isnbenfor
9pen Birmingham og finn nogle fad
Wtil fra 8ir9inia Gin, bpor 1t2
4rbeibere miitebe Sipet | en- Iiguenoe
llIpffe for TO aar iioerL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20
Ooobrineenoe SIuer.

Spp tlien Ter buubreSe % iculti
= 1850 - GsosfoI0 foroariaacs
aarIig | Netu gorf gitp al Den al.
minbeIige Srsflue. 9eune ubDGge.
Iioe B~aaltano, Der itsttes al taIrige
itotiitifte, utoeuIfabeIige OpIpSninser
og u~breanirger, iu6eboIoes / Stats.
.batterioIog Sr. Daniel 6. SoctiorS
aorsberetning til 8uperusr Sugbes.
Elsie lt6reguinger er boiereSe pao
ct largt og iuogoaenbe Stuoium al
Susfhtcn8 @auer og ben Dtuaoc,
boorpaa Sfreue paabrog Tia DC 6GSe-
lige aufaIb at Rcrnefeber og getrn.
beIiesipgoomme / SnoboIOenc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20
Storm paa Papet.

Oct bar life olerc paa bore 9p.
iter, at Storm og llOeir raiebe De flo.
tie Gage af forrige ltge. 2ianenoe
geirforboIoe bar SGret fremberifen.
De oper belle atIonterbaoet % longs
De brittle, frantic og ipanife aniter.
gue a~nfommenSe acknowledgements
bar bapt itormfIlOc Reiier, og Se
fleite al Dem bar mer eller minbre
foriinfebg.
st gntaI 5iiferbnooe er anaeSe
unber | ben brittle 8anaI, oa Al
Wenneifer er gaaeOe tubt Iangs ben
brittle &pit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20
9~peoeuofcrielen
fra RYiten

Den fsrite Sfibslaoning meb
Spebe fra gperett, 8aib., er netop
afgaaet oerfra til China meo set bri.
tiIfe 9ampifib "@Ienogle".
Greet 9ortbernblnens npe Sort
boffer er MI paa bet aler nGruteite
feroise, og / De fore Sfur, eller
"Sbeos", er Der .alereoe magaiineret
100000 8uibels Spebe. 9e bill,
naar De blir fuIbt feroige, funne
rumme beni1nob 100000 9u.
ibels. De npe 8Offer bar foitet
100000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20
mirdfeIooftcren

Sra @IentpooS, @is., bereties Seu
17Se, at "9r." Sobn sia, ben be-
rsnte WtrofelSoftor | Someriet, por
blenet arreiteret pna anflage for
iiIonIig 29eeprnris. 9leo ben 5or,
itaaeIie, at ban uiortsoet itiiIoe for.
laoe Siateu, Hap ban meS en- Whilti
al 500 90 Saaens SmfOiminser.
Til bar tierot ira ben enc Gnbe
al Sanoet til Den anSen iom Ell ~9ii.
r~dfeloofior" eaer ~Sealer". og Ya.
tienter itrsmmeoe / i,cre Starer til
bans oiiioesliasenoe Siem Sotun Of
Someriet, iIere @iI iiernet ira Sern-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20
en- ny Serefole.

Zen mrrfeIieite 9ergifole C56ooI
Of RineS) / 8eroeu ital ifslge ct
5orlpoenoc fra @aibing.on paatIu-
feS oprettet / Rittsburg. Bo., of Sc
5oreuebe Staters geoIogiif Gpuaa.
ling.
Gems Spgabe ifol pGientlig 6lt
at itllOere aariaserne til DC mango
isrgeliae 8ru6eulpffer, Tom bpert
aar tnbtrRffer % trPncr iao mango
RenneifeIip. / bet 2ieute6 at fune
opbage Nnober % WlinIer iii at for.
binSre Dem. eller III iaIfuIo | betp.
6eIig 8rnS at flinne forminSFe Sc.
res antal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20
Doenmanos itreifen.

De 1000 gognmanosfufers
Streif | Retp Yorf for en- 12 timers
grbeiosbag og $t5 / 2sn ON lteen
blep al fort 8ariabeo, ioet ben enbtes
aaereoe lamme Gag. oen begpnote,
Boa en- &onferefre melleni 8omitecr
fra gognmanostlifernes Union og
gognmmosforeninaen opnaaeoe au-
ifene fit Sorlorgenoe ON 10 9oaars
llset, meoens SpsrgsmmIet ON Or.
beiostiben ifoI afsisres pe6 @olS.
aft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20
Den hpioe pIaee.

aampen mob S9ringen, Der | Chi.
caeo | Sienneminit bortriper $500
@eunefer ON aaret, bar unoer ben
praftiife 2ebeIie af Chicago Suber.
ailoiis Snitihite taset en- ny Zen.
bling, i6et De fleite Of gpens Saseifo.
Ter, icm Hiiib, Rortbpeitern, Boil.
clinic % Snrnemann ReoicoI
ShooIs, College Of gbpiicians aitb
Surgeons cs llntteb Sebreip Gbari.
ties 9ispeuiarp er traabt itsttenSe
til os bar aabnet fine aIiuiter for iri
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20
Koneresien.
Reeiprueitp. - Sanf- % RsngeoGie'
net. - Mpb Suberfnlpien.
Mnoet &ongreSnDt.

Repr9ientant Sobn Sbarp @iI.
Iiams fra Misiisiippi bar fremiat |
Repreientantbuiet igien ben samIe,
biitoriife Blaine gia ON of inblaoe
/ De Soreneoe Stater toIbfrit ale
Slags garer probucerebe | ben ome-
rifanife @eroensbel, foruoiat at De
I fit SiemIanb life er bebprbeoe al
nogen llofsrieIstoIb, % paa getin.
geIIe at, at p~ebfommenbe 0ationer
til @iengialb inoIaoer tolofrit pisIe
Sorene6e Staters gorer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20

ioraariGasr aimAoefig Elemner. &ntoer.
no1Rt eczema sler San 8bemm tagr als
ben Sorm al aoiiRt; men aHHScm er Be
Spiieuet. betegHet al 6orusmmelie AZ
SeaaRe. SrRtAee. Seb Al Nppetit sler al.
mtHssligS ogtteIie Raeae Of tpnIBte ttfliobrus.
Soees S~drfaparila iproriper Aew iprs
npet. tprter "a ltemHer % SpltemRt. Sette
er aarlig SieneSbpreet ira SuiIneer,
NniGg hitet Sgrroaat men iniiIier paa at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20

Sowas gieesnpernsr, Sorit, bar
ertlrret iis iom aanoioot til @uper.
nsr.R ominaiioueH poa ben republi.
tauife g~aIsieSoeI nrite gar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20

iSISH uSi SulIttSg
biitoriife Blaine 9iu ON of inblooe
De Soreneoe Stater tolbfrit ollie
Slags garer proSueerebe | BEN ome.
rifanife 8erbensbel, foruoiat at De
| fit Siemlanb life er ~bebproebe al
nogen uofsrielstolb, og paa getin.
gelie Of at pebfommenbe 0ationer
til @ienei9lb inoIaber toIofrit pisie
Sorenebe Staters garer.
&eprpientant 9urgeis fra Seras
bar fremiat Sorilag til Sprettelien al
en- "9anting ano Currency aom-
mission, bpis nj MebIemmer ifal no.
nebues af Yrpiioenten. 9l. a. ifaI
BET bore oenne Commissions TIigt at
faa iitonb offentlige Isber til en-
fri 9isfitsiion al bore 9anf. og Be1t.
geIobe | Stem gorf, Gbicago, ct.
2ouis, Senper, 9alas, Stem Or.
leans pg atlanta og | andre gper,
iom commissioner ienere maotte
beItemme.
&epr9ientant Smith fra Soma
bar fremiat Sorilag ON SpretteIien
at en- acknowledgements Der
Ifal beitaa af ipn MeoIemmer
@eneraIfirurgerne I armeen, 5laa.
ben og Observation-Disclosures og
fire Observation-Disclosures, Der ifaI
uou9pnes at Brpiioeuteu.
&epr9ientant s. 6. Stepens fra
ct. Saul, Minrr., bar Den 16Se bs.
frernfdt ct meeet pigtigt Sorilag,
Tom oct er at baabe bill flint,e bIipe
pebtaget paa benne SeSiion. Gets
Seniigt er at lette os forbeIe. Snter.
Itate Commences SIR.
beioe peb at oprette ct "9ureau OF
Transportation, Der itaI foreItaa
commissioners administrative og
erefutioe Irbeioe.
Set npe Bureau piloe bIipe tiIipu-
renbe til BET pigtige Bureau OF
Corporations" | Sanoelsbepartemen.
tet. 9Ianbt arbet piISe set fomne
til at paabpile oct npe Bureau at
paaie SoanobPpelieu al Sart.2open
% andre Sobe peorgren0e Ganoets
Sernbaner ! beres melemitatIiae
Sorretning.
Senator Gilman boISt | Wan.
bags isien en- al fine berpgtebe og be.
frpgtebe Saler; benne Gang gift oct
no oper RrGiibenten, Sinansminiite.
rem, Sanbets 8apitoliiter og gap.
tains Of Snbuitrp"; men man err M
/ Senatet iaa bproet ligeooerfor
bans eiftige ~uogpoelier, at ingen
fanbt fig befsiet til at eisre nogen
Snoiigelier imoo Dem. SaIen boIb.
tes | Sorbinbelie meb bans SorIIaa
ON of laoe f~oretage Ell offi.iel timber.
iegeIie at Observation-Disclosures
9onbsubiteoeIier og l~loiteoelien af
Clearing Souie".G ertiiifater runot
ON | 2arbet.
Gongresmanb SatpneD fra lite
Rinneiotabiitrift err Of Speafer Can.
non ilbn9pnt til Sormano poa 8e.
bilgninesfomiteen.
Ge to Senatorer fra Den npe Stat
Shaboma aflagbe gmbeSseSen i
Sirsbass. Robert z. Snens SuIS.
magt fremlagoes at Senator Ronep,
og Sboulas g. Sores Of Senator
Gulberion.
Serator Gore er, iom befienbt,
blind paa begge Zine.
Senotor aittrebge fra Soutb Ia.
fota er peb ben npe aomiteinSoelina
blet Sormano paa &omiteen for IN.
te~roceanffe annaler, os Senator Ga
Solette fra @isconiin er uonrprt
til Weblem af WiIit9rfomiteen.
Wr. Sofpnep, 6en npe SorrlmS
poa Observation-Disclosures guogetfo.
mite, opIpier, at guosetooeriIaset for
n9ite SisfaIaar nnbraser til 1896.
949, 23s, bporimoo Sperfiaget oper
Stntsfasiens Snbtagter fnn anbro.
ger til $s7s,t23.0t1. De auilaaeoe
lloeifter er aItiaa S11s,s26,277I
itsrre emo be nniIaaebe SnbtGster.
San er at ben @enine. at Der maa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20
Hoods Sarsaparina

Z ffepantta flpeeane Sorm eler / hpco.
laOssettsee Seblets. Ialeet sarsatabs. 100
2pier Ter 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20

Wr. Sofpneu, ben npe Scrmanb
poa Observation-Disclosures guogetfo.
mite, opIpier, at guogetoperilaset for
neite SisfaIaar ~nnbraser til 1885,.
949, 23s, boorimob Sperfiaget ODER
Statsfasiens Srotaster fun anbro.
ger til $s7s,t23.o11. De aniIaaebe
lloeifter er aItiaa S11S,s26,277
itsrre emo be aniIaaeoe Snbt9ster.
San er at ben Renins. at Der nlaa
tases Rep | SeiIeue,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-12-20

Senator aittrebse fra Soutb Ga.
fota er beo ben npe aomiteinbbelina
bIet Sormano paa 9omiteen for in.
~teroceanffe Snnaler, os Senator Ga
Solette fra @isconiin er ubnrput
til WeSlem Of RiIit9rfomiteen.
Washington State journal. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1907-1911, 1907-11-06
ENGLAND'S
BIG STRIKE
RAILROAD MEN VOTETO
GO OUT ON DEMAND.
1T Is SAID OVER 100000 RAILROAD
MEN GET LESS THAN SIS i,
A WEEK.

London, Nov. AT a meeting Of
railroad men held tonight at Bert hal
and attended by Populations from al
parts of the United Kingdom, Richard
Bell, M. p, general secretary of the
Amalgamated Society of Railway serv
ants, and leader of the strike move
ment, announced the result of the bal
lot taken among members of the soci
ETY. on the question of a strike. Mr.
Bell said the society had 97,643 mem
bers at the end of September, and thai
many of the men who had joined re
Gently joined in the ballot.
He announced that 1871 papers haf
been returned, of which 1926 were ir
favor Of striking, while 8773 were op
posed to SO doing. The remainder Of
the ballots were spoiled, but a ma
jority of these were in favor of strik
ing.
Continuing Mr.. Bell said that the
executive committee of the society
was we'll satisfied with this result
but it had resolved that no further
reference should be made to the stu
alton pending the interview between
Lloyd George, president of the board
of trade, and representatives of the
society. He said he hoped the man
date would not be put into operation
but he was satisfied that If it became
necessary to take this step the mer
would stand by their colors.
The meeting passed a resolution
promising its support to any action
the executive committee might deem
necessary.
In the course of his remarks Mr.. Bel
made the interesting statement that
there are over 100000 men employed
on the railroads of the United King
dom who receive less than IS a week
Washington State journal. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1907-1911, 1907-11-06
SHE WILL NOT TALK OF THEFTs
Ruse That Lover Had Betrayed Miss
Mclean Fails to Work.

Chicago, Nov. 3.-Miss Ella Nc
Lean. the confessed thief" who
stole copies of state letters from the
Office Of United States Attorney Sims.
collapsed in the county jail. Her con-
dition required medical attention. The
cause of the breakdown was the in
formation suddenly told her that Alex
ander Gordee, her admirer and alleg-
ed accomplish, had betrayed her. The
statement was a ruse to obtain fur
Their confession. 1t failed. Despite
her nervous prostration, Miss Mclean
refused to make any disclosures. Gov
eminent detectives have unearthed
evidence which they declare will in
volve some of Chicagos most promi-
nent citizens.
The names of seven attorneys, sew
eral of whom have national fame,
have been connected with the case.
If Miss Mclean continues to protect
the powerful persons thought to be
conspirators in the case, the govern
ment will demand that the beautiful
young woman be fined $4,000 and
sent to the penitentiary for seven
years.
The same penalty will be asked for
Gordee. The December grand jury
will investigate the case.
Washington State journal. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1907-1911, 1907-11-06
OREGON SQUiRS.

Hoodlums, while playing Halloween
pranks at Portland fired several
shots into a shack occupied by Hin
dus. and one of the orientals was sew
erely wounded.
John Lockslan, whose son, John Jr,
was reported murdered in a dispatch
from Spokane, has received a letter
from the boy, dated October 26, at
Ravenna, Neb. The writer says he is
all right and is on his way to New
York
Governor George e. Chamberlain
has issued a proclamation designating
Monday. November 4, a legal holiday
in this state. Mr.. Chamberlain says
that he will declare each successive
day legal holiday until the present
money famine is over.
Members Of the Oregon and Wash
ington Lumber Manufacturers asso-
citation at meeting recently COM
pleted details for waging the battle
against the proposed increase Of
freight rates by the railroads.
Washington State journal. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1907-1911, 1907-11-06
Montana items.

AS result of the boycott campaign
which has been waged for several
months by the Montana Federation
CT Labor against business houses and
individuals patroniZing the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company.
four of the strongest labor unions IN
Helena have withdrawn from the
state organization.
What appears to be an atrocions
murder was disclosed Sunday, when
workmen on the railroad repair track
discovered the dead body of a man
under freight car IN the east end
of the Whitefish yards.
The Gallatin valley, popularity
known as the "granary Of Montana"
and the richest agricultural section
of the state, will be intersected by an
interurban railroad from Bohemian to
the vicinity of Salesville, a distance
Of as miles.
The personal property at Fort AS.
sinniboine, in northern Montana. the
famous old stronghold against In
dian warfare is to be sold at auction.
The various articles, to each of which
is connected tale of strife and blood.
shed, are attracting many curio COL
lectors from every part Of the coun-
try.
The production of coke in Montana
in 1906 amounted to 1882 short
tens, valued at $266,024, as compared
with 31,482 short tons, worth SILL
351, in 1905. The average price per
ton increased from $6.71 in 1905 to
$6.97 in 1906. The percentage yield
of coal in 1906 was 55.3 as compared
with 45.S in 1905.
Acting Supervisor George H. Cecil
Of Little Belt national forest, Mon
tana, is authorized to expend $500
in constructing telephones in his dis
trict. This will provide for 70 miles
of lines, of which $500 will be used
in a line 25 miles long from Neihart
to landau ranch at Woolsey, and 25
miles from Silver Creek station to
Neihart, the Woolsey line to cost
s1260. The remainder, $4,000, will be
used to extend the line from Neihart
to Judith River station via Dry Wolf
Creek station, 33 miles. Cecil is also
to cooperate with the county authori-
ties in repairing bridges. Ranchers
and settlers assisting the forest serv-
ice in building these lines will be
given free use of them, thus connect
ing with Neihart, thence to all parts
of the Pacific northwest at telephone
points.
Theodore Canteloni has been con-
victed of manslaughter in the court
at Butte for killing Mollie Quinn by
stabbing her in the abdomen with a
dirk knife, and he has been given a
sentence of 10 years in the state pri-
son.
Washington State journal. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1907-1911, 1907-11-06
NONE COULD STOP THE FLEET
"Fighting Bob" intimates That Fight.
ing Machines Are lnvincible.

"Fighting Bob" intimates That Fight.
ing Machines Are lnvincibIe.
New York, Nov. 3.-Admiral Rob-
ley D. Evans, who is soon to depart
in command Of the battleship squadron
for the Pacific, was the guest of
honor at notable dinner given Sat
urday night at the Lotus club. A
large number of distinguished guests
participated in the greeting Of the ad-
miral, and the speakers included be-
sides the guest of honor, Bishop Pot
ter, Senator Chauncey Depew, ex-
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw, Seth
Low, Admiral Coughlin and Nicholas
Murray Butler, president of Columbia
university.
In responding to toast to his health
Admiral Evans said:
This fleet of 16 battleships and
ether vessels will sail from Hampton
Roads on December 16. do not
think anybody will stop it. 1 do not
think anybody will stop it, for l know
the men and l know the ships. You
won't be disappointed in the fleet,
Wnetner IL proves TO be feaSt, a
frolic or fight.
1T would please me very much to
take the fleet to Yokohama. I know
the Japanese and know that we
would get welcome there. know it
would not be the welcome we would
get from certain gang in San Fran
cisco. l do not fear the flower shows
and the dog shows, but l do fear the
hospitality of those western people.
When l took charge of the feet two
and half years ago we had some
target practice out there which l
thought was good. and it was good,
hut during our last target practice in
Massachusetts, bay we did better than
was ever done in the world before"
Washington State journal. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1907-1911, 1907-11-06
BANDIT RAIDS FIVE HOTELS.
Totally Wounds a Guest-Evades
Prescott Police.

Prescott, Ariz., Nov. IA lone
highwayman, armed with a knife, en-.
tered five hotels in this city, fatally
wounded one of the guests who of.
fered resistance and made his escape
after robbing a score of persons en-
countered during his single.handed
raids. The man first made his ap-
pearance In the Schuermann hotel,
where he was encountered by Robert
Lutely.
The latter resisted when the robber
made demands for his valuables, and
was almost cut to pieces by his as
sailant Ten minutes later the robber
entered the Binkmeyer hotel, where
he secured considerable booty. In
rapid succession he paid hasty visits
to the Head, Cliff and Globe hotels,
In each instance terrorizing and rob-
bling the inmates encountered. He
then made his escape.
Washington State journal. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1907-1911, 1907-11-06
MONTANA NOTES.

M. s. Largely, president Of the State
Savings bank, which closed its doors,
states that F. Augustus Heinze will
retire from the bank in a few days.
Heinze owns one-half the stock. Mr..
Largey says the bank will be reopen
ed and reorganized in the near future.
Mrs. Johnson, who conducts board
ing house at Deborgia, vas robbed of
5000 at that place recently. The
money was withdrawn from the bank
by the woman, who had saved it by
years of work and who intended to
purchase home with it. Two men
were connected with the crime.
Governor Joseph X. Toole has re-
ceived check for $2o,6 which rep
resents Montanas 10 per cent of the
fees collected In that state by the
forest reserve service from sales and
grazing permits. The money will be
distributed among the county school
and road funds.
Washington State journal. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1907-1911, 1907-11-06

minister and for nearly 80 years a
member Of the Columbia conference.
He was the first pastor Of the M. E.
church in Moscow, that being 20
years ago.
D. G. Wrighter, civil engineer, is
in Kamiah, where he will take full
charge of the construction of a seven
mile flume for the Kamiah Lumber &
Flume company. The company will
construct the flume to tap one of the
largest lumber districts north of Kam-
iah, and intends to float the wood
and lumber to the town by means of
the flume.
Tom Allison, an alleged bad man,
attempted to kill Marshal John Will
Jams of Grangeville recently while re-
sisting arrest, and only his bad aim
prevented his carrying out his inten-
tions.
Judge Orrin N. Hilton, one of the
best known criminal lawyers of Col
orado, is in Boise for few days in
vestigating matters relative to the
cases of Pettibone and Meyer, whom
he is to assist in defending for the
Western Federation of Miners.
Fire, which broke out at the town
of Pine recently, destroyed half of the
town and caused loss of about $751;
900, with $4,000 insurance.
The Panhandle smelter is still
closed down, with no immediate pros
poets of beginning operations in the
near future.
United States District Attorney
Norman N. Ruick and his official
stenographer are at Boise and will
not return to Moscow during the pres
ent term of the United States district
court. Deputy United States District
Attorney Miles S. Johnson Of Lewis
ton will conduct the governments
case in the land fraud suit against
William Dollar and Arthur F. Swisher,
both Of Occur dAlene. Idaho.
So heavy has become the express
business on the Culdesac branch Of
the Northern Pacific, that it is neces-
sary to install messenger service on
the evening train.
Noah Bedel and Peter Platter, two
Nez Perez Indians, were badly hurt
recently by a wagon loaded with one
and half cords of wood upsetting
with them
A dead man was found in the
Kootenai river recently at Bonners
Ferry. From all appearance the man
has been in the water for three or
four months at least.
Work has been started on the state
normal school as brick has arrived
for the building.
Senator w. Borah has gone to
Washington to take up his duties
when congress assemblies next month.
All the grain companies on Nee
Perez prairie have quite buying grain
at any price, and will make no state
ment whatever as to when they ex-
pect to resume buying.
Washington State journal. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1907-1911, 1907-11-06
SPORTING NOTES.

William ]. Bryan has received an
annual pass from President Murphy
of the National league. Mr.. Bryan
devoted a forcible editorial to the
boosting Of baseball a few weeks ago.
YOU'RE a clever Niger" were the
last words uttered by Jim Flynn, the
Colorado fireman, in his scheduled As
round contest with Jack johnson, the
colored heavyweight, at Colma Satur-
day afternoon. A straight right flush
to the jaw cut off further speech and
Flynn toppled to the floor, completely
out. The finishing blow was delivered
in the II round.
Great Game at Spokane.
That one successful goal from place
ment, scored in the middle of the last
half by Wallace De, Witt of the Spo-
kane high school team, sent defeat
that proud aggregation has had in
three seasons, and ended the three
year dispute over the interscholastic
championship of the Pacific northwest
in favor of the husky, fighting lads
of Spokane. 1t was by far the most
spectacular, nerve racking game ever
witnessed by the largest throng that
ever gathered to see a football game
in Spokane.
So fine was the condition Of the Spo-
kane players, that Coach Kennedy die
not find it necessary to remove a
single man from the game. He would
have found it difficult task had he
tried to do so, no doubt, for every
ones fighting blood was up. Time
was taken out in only two or three
cases. The Seattle players did not
appear in such good shape. More
time was taken out for their injured
men. The one change in the lineup,
however, was not on account of in
jury, Mcdonald replacing O'Neill,
who, with Henry, suffered a terrific
battering from the Spokane backs and
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