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The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-07-05
V.B.McDOWE ELL
COLFAX, WASH.
Post Office Bldg Phone Red 761
Real Estate,
Insurance,
Farm Loans,
Surety Bonds
Real Estate Partial List


A first class farm for mixed farming,
296 acres all in cultivation. Terms
to suit purchaser. Price per acre. !. 40
$40 acres all in crop. One of the best
wheat farms. Good improvements.
$4,000 cash, balance s years. Call or
write for price and description ..
400 acres good farm land near Hay. 1900
$50 acres choice farm with good i'm
provements, ON Spring Flat. Call
for price and terms ........
GAO acres splendid wheat land near Hay. SIG. 900
800 acres fine dairy farm near Glenwood 5000
A bargain in 160 acres adjoining the
new town of Steptoe .........
Lease on section of school land one mile
from La Crosse. Well improved.
Well worth the money. Come quick
if you want it .... ........
acres in edge of Colfax - $50
edge of town. n.............'......... 1000
Coed dwelling, 6 lots, Colfax. . $500
A beautiful 7-room modern cottage on
south Lake street observation-disclosures. 1900
Choice residence lot 70x100 # on South
Main street. Observation-Disclosures. $50
Good Groom house on Meadow street 200
Good lot 100x103 feet, Fairview St.. 300
Choice residence lot on Lake st. be-
tween Thorn and Wawawai Sts.... 500
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Bad Burn Quickly Healed.

Il am so delighted with what Chamber
Iain's Salve has done for me that | feel
bound to write and tell you So" says
Mrs Robert Maytton, 457 John st =.
HI hamilton, Ontario. "My little daugh-
ter had bad burn on her knee. ap-
piled Chamberlain Salve and it healed
beautifully" This salve alIays the pain
OF burn almost instantly. 1t is for
sale by Ellis Drug Co.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-07-05
THE RUMPING TOURIST.
Steel Beams Give Way. Allowing
Springs to Settle.


The s O'Clock incoming train from
Spokane arrived Monday evening with
the tourist car humping in such a man
ner that the passengers inside knew that
something was wrong. 1t was first
noticed about a mile and a half from
town, Upon investigation it was found
that the steel beams at the rear end sup
porting the springs on which the body
OF the car rests had given way, letting
the bed of the car set lie and allowing a
heavy plank connecting the two sides OF
the springs to slide or drag along on the
track, at times causing a humping SEN
satiOn to be felt, which might have
proved serious if it had turned in the
least and taken the middle OF the track
instead of dragging along on the rail-
1t is fortunate the break occurred so
near town, where stop had to be made,
as the car could not have progressed
any great distance in the condition it
was in.
1t was found necessary to detach the
car and put it on a side track, to the
discomfort, no doubt, of the passengers
therein, who had to take another car.
The disabled car was taken to the shops
at Spokane to be repaired 1t causes
shudder to creep over ones shoulders to
think of what "might have been" in this
case. AS it was no one was hurt and the
train was delayed but few minutes.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-07-05
a Cough Remedy that Cures.

Hickory Bark Cough Remedy, made by
The Hickory Bark Remedy Co., of
Salem, Oregon, guaranteed to be pure;
guaranteed to cure your cough, or
money refunded. Guaranteed to make
a friend of you. For sale by W. j. Ham
ilton and first class dealers everywhere
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-07-05

If you are going to build it will pay
you to figure with the Springston Lum
ber Co.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-07-05

Bulk seeds must be handled with pre-
caution. You get what you ask for
when buying of G. H. Moore.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-07-05

Have you tried Elk Squirrel Poison ?
If not, do so now by all means, for it
will save your wheat. Elk Drug Store,
(ojfaX
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-07-05

You will have spring fever now, so buy
bottle of Bucks celery, sarsaparilla
and dandelion compound at the Elk
Drug Store.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-07-05

If it's good candy you want, buy a
box Of Coffman's chocolate chips. 10c
and 25c at the Elk Drug Store.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-07-05

FEATHER DUsTERs-All sizes, all prices.
Stuart's Drug Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-04
the jailers of Mrs. Eddy to avoid a receiver
shin which be ordered hy the

the jailers of Mrs. Eddy to avoid a receiver
ship, which may be ordered by the court.
In the face of our averment that Mrs. Eddy
is not fit to do business, they make her
sign deed by which she admits the truth
of our claim that she is unfit and under
this deed they seize all her property. The
validity of this performance four days after
the suit was brought will be inquired into
when the lawsuit is tried, as will the valid
ity of the trust deed covering 800. 600 or
more for the benefit of Mr. Glover, made the
day before the suit was brought, and all
other conveyances of her property made by
her when incompetent.
THE new movement will not change the
regular course of the suit The demand
that the trustees the agents of the de-
PENDANTS shall supersede Mr.. Glover and
his daughter and the other next friends and
drive them out of court is patent absurd
ity. 1t is a principle of law that a child
shall not be given to nurse that cares not
for it.
when the suit was first brought it was
said that Mrs. Eddy had only SSS. 600 of
property But at once it appeared that the
day before 1t was brought she had settled
over $780, 600 upon Mr. Glover and hi fam
ly Now it happens that three trustees are
to give bonds for 100000
Proof has been steadily accommodating
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-04

tn high military rank. Gen. Wood was a
captain in the medical department IN jan
uary, 1901 and became a major general IN
August, 1903. Gen. Ainsworth was cap
tain in the medical department In January;
ISaI and was appointed a major general
in April. 1904. Gen. Woods promotions
were due to his services with the volunteer
army in the field during the spanish wal
and the Philippine ins,irrection. Gen. Aims
worth was promoted because of his highly
successful reorganization of the business
methods of the record and pension once
Roth officers are comparatively young men,
Cen Wood will not reach the retiring age
until October 1924 and Gen. Ainsworth not
until September. 1916.
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showing the wisdom of the suit and the
truth of the charges made therein. Mrs.
Eddy has been for many years deluded
and incompetent person, and the defendants
in the suit have all known this and used
her delusions and incompetency to serve
their own selfish ends.
Now that they are being pressed for an
accounting by her nearest relatives and
only heirs-in-law in an appropriate law
suit. they grasp, by a method that is al
most contempt of court, all her property
and assert the right even to control and
manage the lawsuit which is bringing them
to justice.
Neither New Hampshire nor a Massa-
chusetts court will order that they shall
conduct both sides of the lawsuit: which.
must go forward to adjudication"
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and fifty. it being considered that at that
age they will have gained sufficient expert
ence of life and human nature.
They must be unmarried, or childlless
widows. They will not be uniformed. but
will be provided with the necessary creden-
tails to insure their entrance anywhere at
any time. They will be attached to the ad-
ministrative or preventive section OF the
force, whose duty II is to keep watchful
eye on the population and warn those likely
to incur prosecution.
1t is believed that women have speciai
gifts for such work and that they may be
greatly instrumental in preventing crime.
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To Be Travelling Church.

CHICAGO, April 4.-The annual meeting
of the Catholic Church Extension Society
was held here yesterday with Archbishop
Mesner of Milwaukee acting as chairman.
number of prominent prelates of the
Catholic Church throughout the country
were present Methods of distribution of aid
to coreligionists were discussed, and an
nouncement was made of the gift to the
society by Ambrose Petry of a chapel car,
to be used for administering the sacrament
to Catholics scattered over the southern and
western states, where IL is difficult for the
church to reach them otherwise.
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EARTHQUAKES in the Azores.

PONTA DELGADA, Island of st. Mi
chaels, Azore Islands, April 4.-Violent
earth shocks prevailed throughout this is
land during Tuesday night. The worst dis
turbance occurred at Villa Franco, where
the panicstricken people fed to the out
skirts of the town.
The Weather inhabitants are leaving
Villa Franco, the ancient capital of st.
Michaels which was twice previously de-
stroyed by volcanic eruptions, being prac-
tically swallowed up by an eruption of
mud in 1922.
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Park systcu for York.

YORK, Pa, April 4-Frederck Law Ohm
stead, jr, of Brookline, Mass, the land
scape architect, has been employed by the
Municipal League to make plans for park
system for York. and he will be in this city
next Monday and Tuesday to begin the
work.
The architect will come to York after
three days work at Niagara Falls, where
he had been employed by Secretary of War
Taft as one of the three eminent engineers
to propose plans for making the gorge more
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-04
LINEN REMNANTS

that he went to Mexico. from which coun-
try he had just returned.
The assassin. who was a member of the
late rebel army escaped. The governor Of
Havana has sent a committee and sever al
detectives to investigate the crime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-04
Cuban is Assassinated.

HAVANA. April 4.-Jose Ayala. ex-chief
of police Of Guines, Havana province, was
assassinated at Guines yesterday morning
The crime apparently was political. as the
victim led the governmental forces In the
vicinity of Guines during the August revo-
luton, thereby mourning SO much enmity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-04
MAKES A STATEMENT.
Views of Former Senator Chandler as
to Eddy Case.

statement has been issued by former
Senator William E. Chandler. counsel for
George w. Glover. Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy's
son. in the suit flied at Concord, N H.,
for an accounting of the property OF the
head of the Christian Science movement
Senator Chandler says:
The new trust is trick contrived by
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Policewomen for Belgium.

BRUSSELS, April 4.-The project to es-
tablish women police, suggested some time
ago by Chief of Police Wesemael of Client,
is undertaking and is likely to be inaugu-
rated in Client early next year. 1t is pro-
posed to begin with twelve policewomen,
who will be between the ages of forty
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Remnants of NeckWear

Remnants of Chiffon Ruching.
IN white and colors Regular &c
Zoe value at. length. ...........o|S
Embroidered Turnover
Collars. in a large variety ~u/
of dainty patterns. Regular .HUAC
PiiNt, lot. ~
NJ -sh Veilings. in plain and dot
ted effects. Regular 19c and pc sc
values. Per length. ............
Ascot Ties. in desirable col
ors. Slightly soiled. Regular UC
&c value for. "
Plain Linen and Embroid- ~
cred Linen Coat Sets, slightly sue
mussed. Friday at.............
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McHenry Bros. on Tuesday sold at Hag
erstown, Md, fifty horses for $1,000. The
prices ranged from $50 to $212 n head. A
green PAGER, with a gait of 2:15. was with
drawn from sale at a bid of $500. A num-
Der of horses were purchased by Baltimore
dealers.
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Careers of Wood and Ainsworth.

With Gen. Wood as chief of staff and
Gen. Ainsworth adjutant general. the
affairs of the army would be controlled and
administered by two officers who were edu-
Gated as physicians and who stand near the
top OF the record tor rapidity of promotion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-04

respectable at the expense of thu power
companies, which have defaced 1t in their
use of the water.
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MUSLIN Underwear
DEPARTING

- - ~ - u W W ~ Wv - GU
Department..
Small lot of Women's Undergarments.
consisting of Muslin. Cambria and Main
SOCK Gowns, Skirts Long Chemise
Drawers and French Corset Covers
trimmed with lace and embrodery
These are sofled and mussed ~l
from handling. Values worth MUC
up to Sl69 or.................:.
Womens Short Skirts Drawers and
Corset Covers trimmed with 90
lace; soiled from handling / WE
Regular 39c values for..........
Low-neck Blouse Corset Covers. trim
med with lace and hemsttched q
ruff1e. broken sizes: 19c II 0LC
value ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Lot of several dozen Women's Short
Lawn Kimonos in neat figures
and dots: finished with seal 90
Hoped edge. Regular 29c value VIC
Is Fancy Crepe Kimonos, in long and
short Japanese effects, with 40
plain borders: broken sizes. gUSSE
Reduced from $500 to...........
Lot of % Corsets. including Ameri-
can Lady, Warmers and w. <n
B.: broken sizes Regular QDVC
values worth up to $500 for.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-27
ANTI-RENT
CRUSADE
A FAILURE

New York. Dec. Reprisals. were
begun last night in the war which
50. 600 families on the East Side are
waging against landlords who will
not reduce rents.
Leaders of the movement found
dispossess notices tackled on the doors
or were served with these docu-
ments in person. First to receive
the notices were the five branches
Of the Arkin family, who occupied
so many sets of rooms. They have
retained counsel and will resist all
efforts to oust them.
Fifteen other families, some of
whom have refused to pay the current
rates reported at the headquarters of
the anti-rent agitation bureau of the
Socialist party that they had received
summary notices to move.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-27
SHOOTS LITTLE SON BY
MISTAKE FOR BURGLAR

San jose, Cal, Dec. 81 Bert ram
SomeIs. early this morning shot aud
killed his 5-year-old boy, having
mistaken him for burglar. The
child. it Is believed. WAS walking In
his sleep. The parents were awaken
ed by noise In the room, and see-
ing the outline of figure near the
window they concluded it swns that Of
n burglar Mr.. Somers reached for
his pistol and fired. killing the child
instantly Mr.. Somors is the son Of
Robert Somers, n prominent temper.
anco leader in this city.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-27
CITY CHAIN GANG IS ON
STRIKE AT LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles, Cal. Dec. 81 About
100 prisoners in the city chain gang
went on u strike today and refused to
pick up their spades and shovels when
taken out to the grading work on
which they were employed. Ten Of
them were locked up in dark cells,
each with n ball and chain, and put
GU u diet of bread and water. The
remainder went to work. The pris-
oners complained of the treatment
they had been receiving from the
police.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-27
OVER TWO HUNDRED ARE
KILLED DURING STRIKE

Valparaiso, Dec. 27-Accordi ng to
an official statement the recent en-
counters at Iquique between nitrate
strikers and the police resulted in the
killing of 2lO meu and the wounding
Of about 80,
During one of the engagements the
troops fired particularly at the Headers
of the strikers, but their aim was
poor and the men were not hurt.
The president and vice president of
the strike organization, who are
Spanish anarchists, have disappeared.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-27
TROOPS OF THE SULTAN
OF MOROCCO VICTORIOUS

Morocco City, Dec. 27-Recent
fighting has resulted in two victories
or partisans Of Abdul Aziz, the sui
tan. The Rehsmnas. followers Of
Mulai Haiig, the Southern sultan. "
attacked the Shragna tribesmon. par
tisans Of Abdul Asiz. but were repuls.
ed with loss of 200 men. After re-
ceiving 800 reinforcements from Mulai
Hahg the Rehamnas attacked IA sec.
ond time. but again suffered defeat.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-27
FIVE MEN ROB TWO
IN A CHICAGO DEPOT

Chicago, Dec 27-Five men, one
Of whom carried revolver, today
robbed two other men in the waiting
room of the La Sale street railway
station. Two of the robbers were
arrested within few minutes and a
third two hours later The Others
escaped.
Joseph Schmidt, of Crete, Ill. and
another man, were alone in the
main waiting room of the big termi :
nal station, when two men sat down
beside them, and third stood before
them threatening with revolver
while the robbery was in progress
The thievesl obtained only $15.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-27
M0HLER SAYS he WILL
NOT QUIT UNION PACIFIC

Omaha, Neb. Dec. 27-Nico Presi
dent and General Manager A. l..
Mohler of the Union Pacific Railroad
company to-day denied positively the
statement published at Salt Lake that
he IL to leave the Union Pacific tt
become general manager Of tine South
ern Pacific.
There Is not thing on which
they could base such story said
he, "and have no idea how II origi
mated. ~
The daily tribune., 1907-12-27
How D,phtheria Is Contracted.

One often hears the expression.
"My child canght severe cold which
developed into diphtheria. when
ply left the little ono part y
tusceptiblc TO the wandering diph.
tberin germ. When Chamberlain y
Cough Remedy is given It quickly
cures the cold and lossens the danger
Of diphtherin or any other geru,
disease being contracted. For sale
by Daniels drug store. mwf
The daily tribune., 1907-12-27
THREE SOLDIERS ESCAPE
FROM The GUARDH0USE

Chicago. Dec. 21-Ernest Thomp-
son. Henry Schaulnub aud Walter II.
Dunlap. soldiers, escaped from the
guard house mt Fort Sheridan today
after attacking. throwing down and
snxtching the gun Of soldier on
guard. The men were serving differ.
ent terms Of imprisonment ny con rt.
martial, that Of Thompson being for
fve years.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-27
VAUDEVILLE
STUNTS TO
END YEAR

Chicago, Dec. 27-Songs and quips
and all sorts of vaudeville stunts will
mark the close of 1907 business on the
board Of trade. A stage will be built
in the Board of Trade building for
the amateur and professional per-
formers.
This show is to be for the benefit OF
several charities conducting fresh air
camps in the summer season, and the
event is promised to oustrip perform
ances of other years.
1t was the fashion to hold Jam
borees'' ON the floor of change. On
these occasions there WAS much hazing
of such members as had the temerity
to go on the floor in the closing hour
of trade Dec. 81.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-27

II you are looking for n mic,
place to board try the Hotel Lenno,
for month. g7.Ds
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Addicks in a New Role.

1t is now reported that ]. Edward Ad-
dicks. best known from the fact that he
tied up the Delaware legislature in dead
lock for several years and held the common
wealth out of it's full senatorial representa-
ton. is about to engage in the enterprise
of financing the work Of improving the
Trans-Siberian railway, which Is owned by
the Russian government Thus far no con-
firmation of the report has come from st.
Petersburg, and there is disposition on
the part of some American skeptcs to re-
gard 1t as a device to allay the eagerness
of certain people, who recently haunted the
Addicks front door in Hoboken. to meet
up with that elusive gentleman. Be that
as 1t may, there is no doubt that financial
job of this character would probably be
quite to Addicks' liking. Russia is said to
be a fair field for the free-handed spender,
and while Delaware is somewhat smaller
than the cars realm. Mr.. Addicks has
served a most instructive apprenticeship In
the work of inducing people to support him.
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Preventive Police Work.

The policy OF designating women as police
officers to work for the prevention Of crime
in the lower sections OF a city, recently
adopted by the municipal authorities of
Brussels, Belgium. has been put into effect
also in Toledo, Ohio. The board OF public
service In that city a short time ago
voted to appoint squad of women police
men, to be specially charged with the duty
OF safeguarding and admonishing the way
ward children who frequent the parks at
night. These women are to be under the
control Of the juvenile court. and are to
bring their cases, when arrests are neces-
sary before that court for trial.
This idea Is well worth considering for
local adoption. whether with particular ap-
plication to the parks or to the general
situation among the less orderly classes OF
people. The suggestion has been advanced
that women of the stamp of the division
agents of the Associated Charities would
serve the public interests admirably In such
a work. They are thoroughly familiar with
the personal tendencies of the denizens
OF the poorer quarters of the city, and
appreciate perhaps more keenly than others
the influences that lead men, women and
children Into evil doing. They would Of
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The Santiago ARRAY.

The closest possible investigation of the
circumstances of the ARRAY at Santiago be-
tween American sailors and Cuban police
men is demanded in the interest of justice
TO both sides. 1t Is essential that in every
respect the American occupation of the Is
land during the present period of supervi-
sion should be free from any suggestion
savoring of misconduct on the part of those
charged with American authority. 1t Is.
on the other hand. necessary that the Gu
bans be required to respect the representa-
tives of this government.
In this affair 1t is charged on the one side
that the Cuban police wantonly attacked
q party of seamen returning to their vessel
after an evening ashore, and that there had
been no warrant whatever for the interior
ence. The suggestion raised is that the po-
lice were animated by spirit of hatred for
the uniform. II this is the case punish
ments should follow, to teach the insular
authorities and subordinates that there must
be no discrimination against the American
uniform.
On the other hand. it is asserted by the
Cubans that the sailors had been engaged
In disorderly conduct at a low resort and
were disturbing the peace. When remon-
strated with one of them struck the police
commander, II is charged, and free fight
followed, with the result that several of the
Americans were seriously hurt. II this Is
proved to be true the offenders should be
properly punished. for 1t is quite as neces-
sary that all of our people should behave
themselves while on duty in Cuba that
the Cubans should be held to the rules of
propriety.
In matters Of this kind there is likely to
be exaggeration on both sides. Especially
at this juncture OF affairs is there a chance
that feeling will run high and cause COM
plications. But the Navy Department
should not find 1t impossible to learn the
full truth of the case and to point out the
line of equitable procedure. The Incident
cannot be ignored.