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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
PREPARED FOR
THREE YEARS TRIP
pEARY WILL SAIL FOR POLE IN
FEW DAYs-WlLL COAL AT
sIDNEY-sHIP SAME CREW AS
BEFORE.

Portland. Me. Aug. 5.-Commander
Robert e. peary left here today for
New York. whence be will sail IN
few DAYS on his expedition TO the
North pole Peary said: "Frcm New
York I shall go direct to Sydney, G.
r where I shall coal and there VIII
be no stops on the way as I have no
tine TO lose.
MY crew tbs time viii be prac-
tfcallY the same as on my last Trip
Captain Robert Bartlett is TO com
mand the Roosevelt ] am going pre-
rarel 90 make every effort to reach
the pole. f ! 10 not succeed next
summer { sasil stay over a year ana
II 10 net saceeed then J shall stay
ouc sear later. ian taking along
esergthine for a three years trip
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
STRIKE OF MINERS
Conference TO Avert Trouble Affecting
All Of Pittsbura Coal Co.'s Mines
Postponed Till Today.

Pit,sburg. Aug. Because Of the
illness Of Francis Feehan president
of District No. ;. United Mine Work
ers Of America. the conference he
tween the union ofsials and the
Pittsbure Coal company was post
ionef today until tomorrow morning
abe5 TIE alleged grievances that
threaten TO result in a strike in all
the uiaes OF the Pittsburg Coal com
pany viii be taken up
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
FRENCH CRUISERS MOVE
To Support Troops From
Cssablanca Reach Morocco.

Washington, Aug. 5.-The state de.
partment today received cableeram
from American Minister Gammerc,
now in Tangier Morocco stating that
government troops have occupied
Mazapgan. French cruisers We're sent
there last night and two ether cruis-
ers We're sent to Casablanca. More
refugees from Casablanca have ar
rived at Tangier and report the town
stil terrcrized
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
ANOTHER EXPENSIVE FIRE.

Axtell. Neb, Aug 5.-Fire which
started in a restaurant nearly wipod
out the business buildings on Main
street today. Eleven buildings with
contents were destoroyed. The loss
is 100000 with small insurance
Members of a family living over one
of the restaurants narrowly escaped
.,Iqath
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
RACING STARTS
At SARATOGA
m'cARTeR WINS SARATOGA THE
HANDICAP WITH RUNNING
WATER sEcoNc-DANDELioN
A FAvoRITE, THIRD.

Saratoga. Aug. 5.-MeCartef and
Running Water running in the colors
Of New Castle stable. won respective
" first and second places in the $40
oo0 Saratoga Handicap Dandeiion.
fsyorite, made the running 10 tn
stretch. where both NcCarter ami
Running Water passed. him.
Saratoga Handicap fourth race.
mile and a quarter.
+, MeCarter. . TO ; Won. Runnins
Water. 8 TO ) second Dandellen. II
TO 10 third. Time. 2.os s-5.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
FIELD MANEUvERS
OF Iowa National Guard Will Be Par
ticipated in BY Regulars From
Ft. LeaVenworth.

Leayenworth, Kas., Aug. 5.-Com-
pany "a" of the signal corps, a ma
chine gun platoon Of the Eighteenth
infantry and detachment of the
Fort Leayenworth hospital corps left
here on special train for Des Moines,
Iowa. today. These troops are 20 take
part in the Iowa National Guard
nlaneuyers this week The signal
company is to be divided and used to
keep up field communications with
the contending armies in the
maneuvers. Telegraph, telephone and
searchlight trains were takn along.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06

Batteries Plank and Powers; Joss
nd Clarke.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
KILLED WOMAN AND HIMSELF.

Lincoln. Neb Aug. 5.-Joseph
KnadeH. a Havelock machinist, this
afternoon shot and probably fatally
wounded Mrs. Elsie Parsons at her
home. in Northeast Lincoln and then
committed suicide. Jealousy is SUI.
posed to have been the cause.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
FRENCH TROOPS
OFF TO MOROCCO
tgFANTRY EXPECTED TO LAND
AT cA3A5LANcA WEDNES.
CAVALRY FRIDAY.
PANIC STILL REICNS
AT casahanca ID Latest Report From
Taneier--More Refugees--Goy
ernment Troops Occupy
Mazargal.

Paris Aug l. The government aX,
poets that the infantry which em-
harEed today fer Morocco viii ~
landed at Casablanca We 'nasday
afternoon ani the artillery and cav
alfy Friday ald SatnraaH
Germany has nssrrad France Of
her entire approval cf Moroccan pre-
cram To all diplomatic visitors For
eign Minister ninchon emphasizes TIE
fact that France and Spain will MT
exceed the terms OF the Algeeiras con
Yention.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
TO GO TO PHILIPPINES.

Laredo, Texas, Aug. 5.-Special
train conveying the Twenty-hfth n
fantry, negro troops, to San Fran
cisco. left Fort Mcintosh today. The
troops will sail from San Francisco
to the Philippines. where they viii be
stationed three years.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
REFUStDTO MARRY /,
COURT MARTIAL fn
HAD BORROWED MONEY FROM
ARMY NURSE TO WHOM He
WAS ENGAGED-MUST SERVE
THREE YEARS.

Leavenworth, Kas.. Aug. 5-Priyate
James NJ Pync, Sixteenth battery
siege artillery, is to serve three years
in military prison here for breaking
a promise of marriage and borrowing
money with intent to defraud. This
Is the sentence of court martial He
had borrowed several hundred dollars
from an army nurse In Cuba to whom
he became engaged.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
PREPARATIONS MADE
Wellman-Record Herald Balloon lH-
flated at Spitzbergen -- Start
About Aug. 18th.

SSpitzbergen. Friday, Aug, wa
Tromsoe, Aug. 5.-The balloon OF the
elman-Ch Chicago Record Herald Polar
expedition was successfully inflated
today, and preparations for the start
10 the pole. which is scheduled TO
occur about the middle of August, are
in good shape.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
WANTS TEST WRIT
To Determine Whether or Not Ex-
Mayor Schmitx's Appointees Have
Legal Standing in San
Francisco.

san francisco, Aug. 5,-The SUI
preme court today granted the appli-
cation Of Harry M Mckinney secre.
tary to Mayor Taylor for writ re-
quiring city Auditor Horton to ap-
prove McKanney's salary warrants.
The real object Of the action Is to de-
termine Taylor's legal status as may
or in relation to claims of Eugene
Schmitz to that office
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
DECLARED INSANE.

Paris. Aug. 5.--Leon Male, naval
reservist. who fred two revolver
shots at President Fallieres on the
streets OF Paris July "a last. was to-
day declared insane aud sent to an
asylum.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
lrALY MAKES DEMANDS.

Tangier Aug. 5.-The italian min
lister has been instructed from Rome
TO present to Mohammed FL Torres, a
formal demand for reparation for
murders of Italians and payment Of
suitable indemnities TO their famil
les.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
ENGINEER CUT IN TWO.

Youngstown, Chic, Aug. 5.--Archi-
bald Rankin. chief engineer, was in
stantly killed and six others serious
IN injured by the bursting of a thirty
ton fly wheel at the works of the
YOUNGSTOWN Iron and Steel Roofing
company today Rankin's body was
cut in two by flying fragments the
whole portion being found in the
rafters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
SECRETARY WILSON
OF Agricultural Department 90 al
Portland. oregon-caught Cold
on Trip From Puget
Sound.

Portland. Ore. Aug 5.-Secretary
Of Agriculture Wilson. who arrived
here yesterday. is IN at his hotel anil
declines % see any oDa Casper Wi
osn. the secretsry's son. said that his
father contracted q severe cold on
the trou from Puget Sound 70 Port
lard and that Pc bal passed rest
less night
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
CHANGE OF TRUSTEES.

Springfield. m Aug 5.-Govern0r
Deneen today acceTted the resiena.
ton os John Wagner Of Mclean as 2
trastee OF the state Institution fer
feeble Minded at Lincoln and a.
nointed Dr. Jobn Dcsiiva. 81 Rock
Island, his successor
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
EMRARI from ALelERs.

Algiers, geria. Aug 5.-Tho
French tray t5rt Niye arrived here
today, and sAer having embarked
regiment of sharp shooters, squad
ron of light cavalry and detachment
of Spahis, sailed for Casablanca
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
r. R. VALUATIONS NcREAsEo.

Pierre. S. D.. Aug. 5-The state
board has increased railroad valua
tions 80 per cent, making tctal valra
tion for railroads in this state this
year more than twentyone million
dollars
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06

THE WORLD " fuIt ~ honest
donhtegs VINO are 1T subject for con.
vincement BY the honest advertiser.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
uReEs EUROPEANS TO LEAVE.

Paris. Aug. 5.--A dispatch from
Tangier says Mohammed ri Torres,
representative of the Sultan in his
foreign relations has sent a ncte to
each legation requesting the minis.
ters TO take steps TO induce their coun.
trymen to leave Rabat as IL is feared
there will be a massacre.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06

PUT PiTli, not punk, into your 80,
vertlsement and II will do the busi'
ness
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
MooRs MAKE GOOD TROOPS
Says Commander Of International
Moroccan Police.

Says Commander Of International
Moroccan Police.
Berlin, Aug. 5.-A dispatch to the
Tage blatt from Bernes. Switzerland,
says that Colonel Muller. commander
Of the international Moroccan police,
who Is spending his vacation there in
formed a correspondent Of the Tage.
hiatt today that he was convinced
that an excellent force could be Or.
ganized out Of native material. He
added that She Moo*s verr Tprop'0 NJ
,,d I,,iatti.,a ~ f, to rdIIip,i,naen and woua
paid, well fed and treated honorably
end justly 1t would take at least 2
year, however, 70 make the police or.
effiQT mt
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
FIRE COST $4,000.

Abba. la. Aug. 5.-The plant Of the
Hiteman Supply company. Of Hite-
man. Ia. and seven other business
buildings burned there today The
loss is $50. .000
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06

second game
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
Ex-sEcRETARY LONG ILL.

Brunswick. Maine, Aug. Form ~
Secretary of the Navy John ID. Lons-
whofs slightly i'll at a local hotel, was
resting comfortably tonight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
FRENCH SHIPS EN- ROUTE.

Oran, Algeria, Aug. 5.-The French
second naval division arrived here
today on its way to Moroccan waters.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06

Batteries-liogg and Kleipnwi Pat
terson. White. Walsh. Sullivan and
Mcfarland.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06

Indianapolis and Mnwankee-we
grounds. no game
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06

Toledo and ST Pml--wet grounds
no game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
American Association.

Columns and Minneapolis-rsin.
no game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06

st. Louis, Aug. j.-The visitors won
n Nuflnea pnmp
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06
Three Players Ordered OF the Ground
at Chicago For Arguing
With the Umpire.
National LEAGUE.

pittsburg, Aug. Publishing and
no game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-08-06

batteries smith and lleydon;
Donovan aud Schmidt.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-08
@rHls IS MY SID s,RTHDAN

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Frank G. Carpenter, one Of the best
known American travellers and jour
nalists Of today. was born in Mans
field, O., May 8. 1856. and received his
education at wooster university. He
began newspaper work as lsgisla-
tive correspondent At Columbus In
1879. Two years later he toured Eu-
rope and visited Egypt and upon rc-
turning to America put in q year or
two as correspondent in washington
Then he was or again on HIS travels,
his tour this time taking him around
the world hr. Carpenter has visited
every country Of the civilized world
and has pursued his Investigations In
many out-of- the-way places. In 1893
he toured $4,000 miles in South Ameri-
ca, and the following year found him
travelling in the Philippines. Java.
China. Australia and New Zealand.
The results OF Mr. Carpenters studies
in foreign countries are embodied in
a series Of interesting works on travel
and geography
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Rainier Bottiing Works.

State Of Ohio. City OF Toledo, Lucas
County, ss.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath tina.
he IL the senior partner Of the frm of
r. J. Cheney a Co.. doing business IN
the city Of Toledo County ana stat J
aforesaid. and that said arm win pa,
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and. every case OF
Catarrh that cannot be cured by tbs
use Of Halls catarrh. Cure. FRANK
i. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me ana subscribed
In my presence. this sth day Of Decem.
ber 1885.
(seai) A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public
Halls catarrh Cure is taken inter-
naiiy and acts directly on the blood
and mucus surfaces OF the system.
Send for testimonial free.
j. CHENEY q CO., Toledo, O.
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VALUE or DIRECT PRIMARIES.

The city has held Its first primary
! election under the new charter, and the
! ease and eQutnimity with which popu-
| lar opinion may be tested by this
means win certainly commend It for
] future use. It Is clear to be seen that
nominations by direct primary will set
tie Issues In their inception that might
cause unnecessary trouble because not
clearly understood. The direct pri-
mary brings the Issues directly to the
people, and takes them out Of the
hands OF the politicians.
The strong endorsement OF Mayor
Heitfeld leaves no doubt that In the
minds Of the people there Ia a clear
understanding OF the points at issue.
the conservative business interests Of
the city are evidently behind the inove-
ment that gives to his candidacy their
loyal support and the support OF the
taxpayers who are just now on the
eve Of launching campaign Of In
creased expenditures for the upbuild-
sing Of the city. They are in no posi-
tiDn to make experiments. and are SAT-
isiied that Afeir best interests win be
aafeguarded by continuing in ONCE the
head OF the present administration ana
giving him the support Of council in
accord with MS policies.
while the business interests were
the most active factor In the results
that have been obtained 1T Is also
! clear that the greater majority Of the
voters are willing to acquiesce in the
decision. The matter was brought
clearly before them and agitation out
Mined the issues. The vote taken is
freshly equivalent 70 a complete en-
Siorsement. and IA received with such
evident satisfaction that II Is hardly
glilteiy any other contest viii be pre-
cipitated IN regard to the mayoralty
\ election. and the result has been
reached without bitterness or disap-
poantment. by means Of the direct.
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'MINIMlzINo INJURY ~ FRosrs.

MINIMIZING INJURY BY FROST8.
III IL evident that careful study OF,
methods Of protection against losses
TO the fruit buds from late frosts will
have to be made by the growers of
this section between this and another
danger period, In long series Of
yearA the fruit IN this valley has suf-
Tered comparatively little from late
krosts, but now that the acreage is
rapidly increasing, even the partial
'aoss of crop II. In the aggregate, too
large a thing If there is an efficient
remedy. and many such are known and
ypracticed elsewhere.
The phenomenon of the production Of
frost is due to radiation. and 1t II
known. among other things, that radi-
alton takes place more rapidly when
there Is nothing to obscure the sky.
Clouds or other distractions act as a
screen to retard It The cold air is
-ienser and heavier. and this Is the
principle that causes the air on slopes.
as 1t becomes chilled by evaporation.
TO now down into the valleys. where
1T accumuiates. thus frequently caus-
ing severe frosts In the lowlands while
the hillsides remain uninjured.
After q study for some years In
countries where late killing frosts
often occur, II has been decided that
one Of the most effective means OF
protection against frosts is to diminish
the radiation by obscuring the sky
with the smoke OF smudge fires. Damp
straw. tar. turpentine. old hay. or any
thing that win produce the greatest
amount OF smoke win serve as fuel for
these fires The fuel should be on the
ground In advance. and the fires start
cd, while the temperature Is several
degrees above the danger point.
II is also proven that decidedly bet
Ger results viii be obtained II damp
7Husl Is used. or IL the fire be sprayed
WITH water, for this viii add vapor TO
esaIs asar, which, In condensing, will as
ssist In checking the radiation by OBJ
securing The sky with fog or cloud, and
at the same time the dew point WIN be
-vuased. Every quart Of water thus
evaporated and again condensed in the
surrounding air contains heat sum-
Client to raise the temperature one Qe-
gree through space about SO &9et
square and so feet deep.
The whole problem is one Of intense
Interest TO the fruit grower who cares
20 save himself from recurring losses
and conditions may be studied with !
future profit by an who have dealings
~wirh the industry.
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THIS DATE in HIsToRY

. . - . - . . = . . .
1s25--Lady Anne Barnard. author OF
the ballad. 'Auld Robin Gray" died.
1s46--Battie Of PaIo Alto, first en-
gaement In the war with Mexico.
1s4s Daniel webster resigned as sec
rotary OF state.
1S71-Treaty Of washington signed.
providing for the settlement Of the
Alabama claims.
1S73--John Stuart Mill died. Born,
1906.
1882 Dominion government Screated
the four provisional districts now
comprisin the western provinces Of
Alberta and saskatchewan.
1895 Carlyle w. Harris. the murderer
Of Helen Potts, executed at Sing
Sing.
1895 Treaty OF peace between Japan
and China ratified at, Chefoo.
1897 Turkish army occupied yolo.
1Ss1--C Cardinal Martinelli invested with
the red berretta at Baltimore.
lso2-Thirty thousand lives lost by
the eruption Of Mount Peiee. Marti-
nique.
1906 Anthracite miners In Pennsyi-
vania accepted terms offered by the
operators.
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THINK IT ovER.

= THINK IT OVER. =
The man who WEEDS . Hello girr'
should make up his mind to take
plenty of back talk.
Debs insists ON coufne to Idaho
to get his picture IN the syn
Dictated papers. 49,
Your true knocker is the man who
has an impediment in his understand
ing.
In spite of the dry weather there Is
still plenty of moisture in the present
supply Of cordwood.
Paris is enthusing over the produc-
ton OF "salome" probably on account
of the tragedy Of the unkissed kisses.
After all being an "also RAM is an
advance on being prominently con-
sidered" in the race you are making
to the hallway of fame.
Uncle Sam is so active now-a-days
that 1t is dificult to say when you are
entertaining secret service man un-
awares.
The romance Of the hammock and
the tragedy Of the iceman both betok-
en- the arrival Of the good old summer
time.
Even a good political machine some
times slxips cogs.
The wise parent II already saving
up money to take the children to the
circus.
It Is love that makes the world go
round. and marriage is the whirligig
Of fate. &, 1
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NetIoe Tor puhlicatlon.

8 .
Notioe fer Publication.
Department Of the Interior. Land
Once at Lewiston, Idahe. February
Il. 1907.
Notice ID hereby given that the foe
lowing named settler has alsd notice
OF his Intention to make final prod
IN support Of his claim. and that said
pr0ef VIII be made beecra Register and
receiver. United States Land once q
Lewiston, Idaho. ON April 10. 1891,
vix:
NGARTMfEKM BIgH,
II n No. eD7e. Cor he n l-a NV l-T
90. ss;N Is Nh IA SEQ %. Z. y
n. r. w. II ~
prove bis ccnelnucas rpsidencs upcs
and cultivation q sAid ianaA W:
James Scott Oster ~ wocasids. IdA-
lses Hermann A GARNER Of yorssG Aasr
no; Elias y. Nelson Of Forest. ldansa
Austin -. Foley az Tairbusn. ldah0
:. n. BAnTTMIT. Esssseae.
Daily March 80 to April 90.
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stops earache IN two minutes;
sUoeirache or pain OF burn or scaid IN
-stre minutes; hoarseness. one hour.
YnuScleache two hours; sore throat
Twelve hours-Dr Thomas Ecieetric
soH. monarch over pain
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. PERIAL GAR, ae2 Main q Re-
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: BY special wire.
: Frso ENTERTAINMENT every svs'
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"WEDNESDAY. MAY q, 1907.
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The undersigned viii receive bids for
the removal OF rock and gravel in the
rear OF building on West Main street
Bids will be opened Saturday. May H.
8 .. m. Reserve the right to reject
any or all bids. For information APP
ply to
H. PoHLE.
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ExPgRIeMcE.

= - . . - . % = . = .. 49,, = .
. ExPERIgMcE. :
= By years 81 experiences ID the :
= factories We nnd this 70 - the :
= case. That strong compeeition >
: forces the manufactures % clAsap- ,
. en- his product year BY pear. >
. Hence We sag the best Il none .
= toe good. Our experience aids us .
: in selecting the best. Our ex- .
. pensss are light; hence our profits >
. ara modest. .
= =. NJ. WILLIAMS, .
. JeweIsr and optieian. >
Opposite Masonic Temple. -
- - = q. = = . - - = - :. = =
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-08

The particular point of
our negligee shirt story is
this: we pick the flower of
the seasons patterns as soon
as they blossom, and so
make sure you can choose
from our early pickings of
picked patterns. You've
only to come and see to
appreciate the point Of this.
Come while there's an opportunity
% skim the cream Of the stock.
Our line includes about everything
= man can want in cool Shirts.
Come take peep while the ehoios
as .tvla. 49, harn
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-05-08

entered at the Lewiston Postofice
as second class matter.