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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19

Calvin Cobb asserts that Judge Beatty candidacy for Uni
States senator was aughable 1t may have cled Cobb u
10 death We have heard from the judge what va
cause him great mrt but wepresune Cobbs present pred
may cause just ripple Everybody should smile with these
tingushed gentlemen
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-04-19
Dastardly Attack on Dubois.

The by Calvin Cobb in the Statesman by means
Of hired pelnyaner Washington upon former Senator Free
Dubois the last desperate graspng Of drawing
Dubois is responsible for the indictment of w f. Borah
The latter alone committed the upon which grand
jury ndcts him for conspiracy deaud the government Ev
dence Of damaging character duplicating Calvin Cobb in
the conspiracy known be possession Of the grand
jury
And these instead OF coming into the light and de
handing vndcaton in the fair of Idaho attempting
be from prosecution by ed President Roosevelt
obtain this end accusing Dubois of dasardy setting ahoat
stories concerning Borah
The Of Borahs indictment first printed in Calvin
Cobbs Statesman
The OF Borahs indictment broadcast from Cal
yin Cobbs Statesman office by the Associated Press
News Of the strong evidence against Calvin Cobb has been sup
pressed by the Statesman 80
theory that the more prominent he makes Borah ii
the affair the he rings the changes the Of Meyer
Haywood and Peone he obscure facts by
assault Dubois lies the only way for his escape by
listing the aid Of President Roosevelt stop further proceedings
in the
w E Borah and Calvin Cobb guilty conspiracy derand
the government they The place them seek
yndicaton in the fair and impartial Of Idaho and the
people will not be satisfied with any Russian methods Of
like dismissal Of these charges BY President Roosevelt
The asady assaults Of Calvin Cobb upon Fred T. Dubois
puf and show to what guilty conscience will drive
man. when there is danger Of exposure The msuied honor OF
Fred 7 Dubois known Of all and the people OF idaho love
him more and more for the enemies he has made
The special kilograms being from Washington in praise
Of President Ruueyels politician and recording
his great popularity with the people becoming nausatng The
facts that President Roosevelt much less popular than he
was and his popularity the AS to ibis asute
ness politician the people realizing that this has been his
strong card and the they understand the less they
ike II IN special before this is described
stance where Roosevelt dismissed supporter OF Senator Penrose
from good berth the national capital and put Ohio negro
into the jobthu giving Penose and Foraker ab blow
The people oerioyed the that the president THUS
regards the apponhe Offices much personal assets TO be
negro here and hencan there in order bolster up his
political fortunes and strike dismay his This is the
cheapest kind politics known by all the heeers from Boss
Cox Cincinnati inly Dink and Bath House John Rooe
yei entitled to ali the credit and briancy that he
can possibly get out Of such politics
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14
GOLD COMING WEST.
The Stream Of Yellow Metal Pouring
in From Europe Does Not
Stop in New York.

New York-The stream of Europe's
gold pouring into New York has no
been halted here to meet local de
mands, but is being allowed 10 dov
through the financial arteries Of the
United States and relieve the need
Of agriculture and other industries
generally. Gold importers state tina
nearly all Of the s21. 900, 600 which has
already reached here will soon find its
way 10 every quarter Of the country
Nearly s12. 0O0. 900 has been shipped
70 the interior this week. Gold hai
been shipped from here to Chicago il
such large amounts. Il Is understood
In local banking circles, that the is
suance OF circulating bank scrip ii
Chicago possibly may not be neces
sary. The greater part Of the si2
100000 arriving on the steamer Lust
tania and OF the s28.0 coo. 600 stll C
come will be Immediately expressed
TO out-of-towu banks.
Never In the history OF New Yorl
finances, according to gold importers
has there been so much money en-
gagged abroad by out-ottown banks al
at present
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14
Particulars From Kara,so,

ST Petersburg.-The first direct re
ports from the scene Of the great
earthquake at Karatagh Russian Tur
Nstan, about three weeks ago reached
TINS city from a corporal who accom-.
anied the relief expedition sent to
amarkan. T~elegraphing under date
I November 9, the corporal saws:
Inc town Of Karatagh was complete
ly destroyed. the victims numberine
about 400 in Karatagh and about no.
~ In the adjoining district OF De
nausk All the villages in the vicinity
were wrecked. 1t is probable that
there are hundreds more dead in these
villages.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14
Charles Kullman Found.

Warsaw, Mo.-Charles KuIlman. who
disappeared on July 8. 1901, and the
payment Of whose life insurance was
contested on the ground that he was
stll living, was arrested in Oregon
City' Ore, November 9. by Insurance
Detective Clouse and he win return &c
mis- home in Benton county. No, hav.
ing waived extradition. Kullman was
prominent in Benton county before his
disappearance, having been a candf
late Tor county collector and also pub
Usher Of the Warsaw Times. A re-
ward Of $1,000 "a offered for his
body. He Is 50 years old.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14

Topeka. Kan.-Goyornor Hoch viii
act on the petition OF the Trachmen's
union 10 have the tracks Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad company put
into first class condition. II have not
had time 20 examine the petition and
The exhibits closely" said the govern.
OF Monday, but I viii say right now
that the Missouri Pacific must AZ up
It's tracks and with very little delay.
! viii go into this matter thoroughly
baforn | act
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14
RECOMMEND FREE PAPER
The Presidsat wiz Ask Congress to
Take off the Tariff.
A Committee OF Newspaper Publish
qrs' Association Asked That
Such Action Be Taken.

Observation-Disclosures Roosevelt
Thursday indicated TO members OF the
committee on paper Of the American
Newspaper Publishers association,
that he will recommend to congress
the abolition Of the tarin on press
paper, wood pulp and the wood that
goes into the manufacture Of paper
also that he win make a recommended
ton to the department Of justice that
il take immediate steps to ascertain
whether the antitrust laws are being
disobeyed by the manufactures Of
paper.
The presidents promise was OBJ
tanned after he had listened to the
committee and TO a petition from the
national organization Of printers,
stereotypers. pressmen and etchers
setting forth the evidence OF a COM
bination OF paper manufacturers for
the purpose OF controlling the output,
increasing the price and otherwise
making hindersome regulations gov
erning supply and delivery Of paper.
The call upon the president was
made in pursuance OF resolutions
adopted by the American Newspaper
Publishers association %instrucung the
committee: First, that the authority
Of existing statutes for repression Of
trade con- inatlon may be invoked
second, that the defiance OF recent iu.
dicial action prohibiting participation
IN such combination by certain west
ern mills may be punished; third. that
the president may be put into posses.
sion OF information which shall equip
him tn advise congress Of the abuse
o. tariff favors by papermakers.
The resolutions also declared that
the duty on printing paper. wood pulp
and all material entering the manufac.
tur Of printing paper should be i'm.
mediately repealed.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14

Norfolk. Va AT a mectink Of the
board OF directors OF the jamestown
Exposition company Wednesday night
a financial statement was read show
ing the total liabilities 10 be $1,000.
600. No statement was rendered as TO
the assets but these include $500. 900
estimated value Of the sewerage. etc.
with $500, 900 In unpaid stock sub
scrlption collectabie which would
leave a debit Of something over
81. 200, 600 II the assets are realized
upon as estimated.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14
ELECTION RESULT MIXED
Massachusetts and Pennsylvania
Republican New York Democratic
Tom johnson Again Mayor Of cleve-
land-Landsiiee in Kentucky
Fusion Gains in Nebraska.

New YOTk-Elections held through
out the country Tuesday passed on in
comparatively cuietness. The returns
from various sections shows the fol-
lowing results:
Massachusetts, reflects the entire
republican state ticket headed BY
Gov. Curtis Guild. Jr. Henry Is.
Whitney. the citizens democratic can
didate for governor. polled a much
heavier vote than Charles W. Bart
lett. the anti-merger democrat
Pennsylvania elects John o. Sheath.
republican head Of the ticket for state
treasurer. by a large majority.
New York state elects Edward T..
Bartlett and Willard Bartlett, joint
candidate, on the republican and demo
cratic ticket for Justices OF the court
Of appeals, over the candidates OF the
Independence league Hearst).
kentucky Landslide.
Louisville. Ky.-A complete reversal
OF the usral democratic majorities in
the city Of Louisville and heavy re-
publican gains throughout the state In
a ratio that indicates the probable
election Of Wilson. the republican can
didate for governor was the situation
at 10 o'clock Tuesday night after one
Of the most hotly-contested elections
in the history OF Kentucky.
The indications, however, are that
the democrats will have a safe ma
iority on joint ballot and that Govern.
or BecKnam win be elected United
States senator. In the last legislature
the democrats had a majority Of 70 on
Joint ballot. Il Is expected that this
will be reduced to a majority Of about
90 in the next legislature.
Fusion Gains in Nebraska.
Omaha, Neb.-That NJ. b. Reese. the
republican candidate, has been elected
justice OF the supreme court by a ma
iorlty OF ~. 900 votes Is the indication
from returns made unusually late be
cause OF wire trouble. There was a
falling on n the total vote Of two
years ago. when Letton republican,
was elected supreme judge over Has.
tings tfusionl by 232is votes.
Johnson's Election Conceded.
Cleveland, O.-At republican head.
quarters Secretary Roadway announced
AZ 1870 o'clock that the reelection OF
Mayor Johnson was conceded. The "a.
d%ications point 10 the election OF all
OF the democratic nominees for city
Offices with the possible exception OF
Paul schreiner. republican for police
court clerk A majority OF eouncllmen
elected are democrats.
Reform In San Francisco.
San Francisco. Cal-Returns from
Tuesdays municipal election are com.
ing In very slowly. Incomplete AZ.
ures thus far received are favorable "a
the election Of DR.. Edward n. myr
Tor, democrat and Good Government
league can idate. as mayor. and WI
liam H. L-ngdon. democrat. republican
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14
CITY MAY Be IN CONTEMPT
Officers Of Pitisbure, Kan, Must APP
pear Before Supreme Court.
They Are Charged With Receiving
Money From Joints IN Def
anoo Of Courts Order.

Topeka, Knn.-Attorney General
Jackson Saturday secured citations
against certain oflcers OF the city OF
Pittsburg, compelling them to appear
before the supreme court on Novem-
Der rs and show why attachments Of
contempt should not be issued against
them.
The charge against these men is
that they received their salaries from
money paid Ia various ways to the city
by joints and other resorts as licenses
to engage in their alleged unlawful
pursuits.
Frank Linski is also cited to ap-
pear before the court Llnski is not
connected In any manner with the city
administration. II is charged he has
been a go between" for the handling
Of these licenses. Some Of the m
The attorney general declares. was
paid into the city treasury as a do
nation to the general fund and some
of it directly to some OF the city Of
fcers
This Practice, according to an an.
a Med BY Jackson, has been going
On since the supreme court ousted and
snjoined the city OF Pittsburg from n
gaging in the illegal licensing of sa.
looms.
Scammon and West Mineral. both
stiles Of the second class in Cherokee
county. also met with the attorpez
generals promised wrath Saturday a.
ternoon- jackson filed custer proceed.
ings against certain municipal officers
Of both cities. and then against the
cities themselves. He charged them
alike with knowingly permitting the
Illegal sale Of liquor in these cities
and that upon the payment Of sums
into the city treasury by the jointists
and saloonkeepers. Information about
the latter was either by neglect. fail
ure or refusal not supplied to the
county attorney OF Cherokee county
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14
May Pro.eeu,e nsnksrs.

New York-geports that criminal
prosecutions as a result Of conditions
disclosed by the present banking
situation in this city are imminent.
gained widespread circulation 10 hnan-
clal circles Friday, Il was said that
representatives OF the comptroller OF
the currency who have ~thoroughly
Investigated the affairs Of two nation
al banks which have been prominently
mentioned IN connection with the
present trouble. found conditions
which led them 20 make unusually
minute reports. the precise nature %
which has not been disclosed.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14
A Cure for Diphthsria.

Munich-Prot Rudolph Emmerich.
professor OF Hygiene in the University
Of Munich, declares that he has dis.
covered a cure for diphtheria. which
is effective even In the most danger
ous cases In a very short time after
its application. This remedy Is
called @p~yiocyanase' and Is produced
from the assimilation OF the pyocy-
anaeus bacini developed ia liquid
cultures. This matter is blown into
the patients throat and completely
destroys all the diphtheria bacilli.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14

Victoria, b. C-Japanese newspa.
pers received on the Empress Of India
give news Of horrible scenes follow.
ing the recent explosion OF ammunt
ton az Osaka reported by cable. OF
40 workers. mostly women and chill.
dren, l2O were killed or injured. &C
mangled bodies being found. The VIC.
Tins were either blown bodily into
the air or hurled against the wooden
fence and many we're killed By flying
s~plinters. The noise Of the explosion
was heard for eight miles. One boat
cargo also exploded and took Ore.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14
smashed Record Aasln.

New York-with $4,000. 600 in gold
in her strong box and 4 new trans
Atlantic record written in her log, the
Cunard Turbiner Lusitania passed
Sandy Hook at 1:40 O'Clock Thursday
morning. In one grand performance.
the great vessel broke her own
worlds record and brought to the re-
lief OF the money market here SlO-
100000 in gold in unprecedented time.
The west-bound trip was made ap-
p%roximately In 4 days. 10 hours and 10
minutes.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14
CURRENCY LAWS NEEDED.
Commercial Bodies Of Western cltiet
Wire the President Regarding
Congressional Action.

ST. Joseph. Mo-The following tele
gram In which the St Joseph Bust
ness Mems league, Kansas City Com
mercial club. St Louis Business Menl
league and Chicago Association o.
Commerce. united. was sent 10 Presi
dent Roosevelt and Secretary Cortel
you Wednesday:
Believing that prompt legislative
measures should be adopted 10 pre-.
vent repetition Of present hnancia.
conditions, we, the undersigned com.
mercial organizations respectfully
and earnestly urge that currency leg.
islative matters be considered al the
coming session Of congress-.
kilograms were sent 10 commercial
organizations in so other cities urging
them TO take similar action.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14
NAylEs OF THE R
on q Tonnsue Bnsls Great Britain
leads Win United states, France.
Germany sad Japan Following

Washington. An interesting state
ment showing the relative order OF
warship tomato OF the principal pow
ers has been compiled at the Office OF
naval Intelligence, which Is intended
as an answer 20 frequent inquiries OF
persons throughout the country who
have manifested an interest In the
maintenance OF the navy and rs rela-
tive strength and importanc. The
statement shows that according 10 the
tonnage OF today Great Britain leads
the world with a tonnage Of i.633.1i6.
The United States following with a
tonnage OF Gil, 616; France third. with
a tonnage Of 6O9.07a; Germany fourth.
with a tonnage Of 529. 032: Japan next.
with a tonnage Of 374.701, and Russia,
Italy and Austria following In the
order named.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14
hlor. rhan sso.ooo.ooo In oold.

New York-The total known en-
gagements Of gold for import from
Europe since the financial stringency
began was brought up 20 4s.250.0 0C
Friday by the announcement Of 81
200. 1000 additional engaged Friday and
By the publication OF various engage
ments amounting 10 nearly 81. 500. 600
made at different times ia the last ten
days. but not announced publicly. The
head OF one OF the exchange depart
ments Of one OF the largest gold i'm.
porting banks said Friday that ne
knew OF at least 5000. 900 additional
gold engagements which have been
privately made.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14
60. paaastt oppo,,d % can,..n

Nashville, Tenn.-Nashvlne pulnits
Sunday were generally filed By dele
gates to the National w. c. r. o.. now
IN session here. Sunday night Cen
eral A. g. Daggett, 4. s. A.. addressed
a large audience AZ the Auditorium
His subject was The Influence OF the
Sale Of Liquor IN the Army Canteen "
n his argument was strongly against
rs restoration. He declared that
many Of the permanent army officials
taYoring restoration were not IN the
army during the canteens existence
aud we're ignorant OF rs Influences.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14

Pawhuska. Ok-it vas announced
Wednesday By United States Indian
Agent Ret Willard that On Monday.
November %, he viii begin payment
OF $4,000 10 the Usage Indians The
payment viii be made IN the form Of
checks drawn on the United States
s~ub-treasury az St Louis. The local
banks will be provided with currency
20 cash the checks. This money viii
greatly facilitate the movement OF
crops in this vicinity and viii ma
teriRlly help out the local bank stu
htlon.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14

Leadyille. col-Engineor Thomas
Hancock and Fireman Claude r. Ne
Donald we're a~sphyxiated By gases
from their engine Wednesday night IN
the Busk tunnel. nine miles west OF
this city. They were running the
front engine OF a doubleheader on q
Colorado Midland west-bound pasaen.
ger train when the coupling broke
The engineer ol the second engine
backed the train out Of the tunnel
and Il Is supposed Hancock and SIC.
Donald were overcome while repairing
the broken couplinR.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14
Cash for Mu.konss.

Muskogee, l. THE Patterson sfer
camille company Of this city received
100000 In currency Saturday night
from New York by express. This
money will be paid for cotton TO re
heve the financial situation. Officers
OF the company state that much more
IN now on the read from the East
Up to this time the banks have been
unable to secure shipments OF cur
rency.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14

New Y0rk--At a monster Dpeu-air
demonstration General Booth. the
founder Of the Salvation army who Is
70 sail Saturday for Europe after what
probably will be- HIS last American
campaign. Friday night babe HE
soldiers IN this country and the Ameri-
can people generally farewell. General
Booth made his final address from
the steps Of the city hall He was
surrounded By hundreds Of unifQrmoa
followers. he gave out q statement
expressing pleasure AZ the treatment
received.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14
A 1000 p.eI.Ion Afhrmed.

81. Paul Minn.-in a decision filed
Friday the United States circuit court
OF appeals affirmed the judgment en-.
tered by the United States circuit
court for the western district OF Mis-.
souri, against the Chicago. Burlington
and Quincy railroad for granting re-
bates on lard shipped from Kansas
City 20 New York and Hoboken The
judgment OF the United States circuit
court Judge Smith Mcpherson. sitting
at 81, Louis. June %, 1906. waH that
the Burlington road be compelled 10
pay a fine Of $4,000. The amount in.
volyed On the transaction was about
$40.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14

Clarksburg. w Va-The dozen win.
dow glass factories In this section viii
probably shut down indefinitely. The
plants we're late In opening on &C.
count Of the wage scale. The glasg
workers agreed 10 accept a i2h scent
reduction which the manufacturers
accepted. but later demanded a furth.
or reduction which the workers re-
fused Workmen at different plants
have quit work and a Ia expected that
all OF them "a the West Virginia gas
belt will Quit within a fcw days
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14
santa 2. Fln.d. sssn.noo.

Los Angeles. Nov. S.-1udgs olln
Wellborn. IN the United States dis.
triet court Thursday fined the Atch.
ison. Topeka q Santa re railway
1890 900 for rebating. The company
was convicted on &C counts OF grant.
ing rebates 20 the Grand Canon
Lime and Cement company on ship.
ments OF freight from Nelson, Aria.
to Los Angeles. The fine is 81, 900 on
each Of the SO counts.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14
Reform In San Franelseo.


Lincoln. Neb-Goy Joseph W. Folk,
Of Missouri, was In Lincoln Friday a
guest al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
William j. Bryan He arrived in the
morning. going direct 20 the Bryan
home az Fairview where be remained
during the day and left Friday we
ming for the East The statement
was made that Governor Folks visit
was OF a social nature and had no
polltlcal slgnlncance.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14
ssnator Herburn Protests.

Washington Protest was made 20
President Roosevelt by Senator Hey.
burn Of Idaho Thursday against the
further deposit OF government money
with New York banks until those IN.
situations consent 20 pay the reserves
OF Western banks IN cash instead OF
cashiers checks. The senator said
that crops could o be moved on
checks. The president requested the
senator 90 present his views IN writ
ing.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14
ID, oklahann AppoIntments.

Washingtou-The president Thurs
Gay announced the following appoint
ments for the new state Of Oklahoma:
John II. Cotteral. Judge; John Emery.
United States attorney. and John
Alternately. United States marshal for
the western district Ralph r..
Campbell. judge; William Gregg,
United States attorney. and Girve A.
Porter. United States marshal for the
eastern district.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14
RaIIroaal AZ knIna Mors.

Washington-The Interstate com.
commission bulletin on acct.
dents on railroads OF the United
States during the year ended last
June shows total casualties 81 .2S6. or
5000 persons killed and 76.2S6 In
iured. This shows an increase OF TO-
$50 casualties or 775 IN the killed and
IA in the injured as compared with
the previous year.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14

ST. Louis, Mo.-Postomco Inspector
r. NJ Fulton received a telegram FRI
day from Postmaster MoInnis. Of Leas.
burg, Mo, 80 miles from So. Louis.
stating that the postomce at that
place was totally destroyed by ere
Friday. Il Is thought the building
was set on nre by rnhhnra
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-11-14
Heavy Majority In pennsyIvsnIa.

Philadelphia, Pa-At 10 O'Clock
Tuesday nlght United States Senator
Penrose said the returns from the
state indicate that the majority for
sheatz. reported for state treasurer.
would exceed m estimat OF i3c. 900
made b. m state chairman.