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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-07-09
NOTICE
State CT Idaho
County OF Elmore

Notice is hereby given that in
the cause of the Mountain Home
Lumber Company. a CORPORATION
Plaintiff, VS.. John H. Garrett, de-
fedant, an at achment has been is
sued out of the district court of the
fourth judicial district in and for
the count of Elmore and state of
Idaho, against the property of the
said defendant.
Dated at Mountain Home, Idaho
this 18th day of June A. D.,
1908.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-07-09
DIRECTORIES
STATE.

U. S. Senator Weldon B. Hepburn
u. S. Senator William E. Borah
Congress .. Burton L. French
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-07-09

The Gilmore Cigar speaks for
itself
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1908-07-09
TERMS OF DISTRICT COURT
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

csssia County
March 6............S September 9
Joseph G. Haight, Clerk
Lincoln County
March 25.... September %
Harry w. Anderson, Clerk
Elmoro County
April 8. October
F. c. Smith, Clerk
Blaine County
April 20. October 2S
VIM. F. Home, Clerk
Official Court Stenographer
M d. Barstow 49,. HALEY, Idaho
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
FRATERNAL NEWS
Meetings Tonight.

Apollo singing society Si9 state street.
 Improved order Of Red Men An santswae tribe, No. 3i, zoo state street
 Patriotic Order of Americans, Camp No {. il1 f-2 Court street.
 Robert Emmett club 739 Chapel street.
 Trades Council of Now Haven, S9o Chapel street
 New Haven commandery. No, ,, Knights Templar S7 Church street.
 Excelsior chapter. No. 2, e of E. S.. PIG Court street.
 Croswel lodge, No. m, l. Q, O. F.. 9j Crown street,
 Court Yale, No, l03, f of A., 100 state street
 Rita circle, No, Ss2 C. of F., il7 l-2 Court street.
 Yale circle, No. s27, c. of F. 95s Chapel street
 Israel Putnam lodge, No. 3l, A, O, |. u w., 95 Grown street,
 Phoenix lodge, No i3, 4. e. r, w., ! 500 Chapel street
 Mozart lodge. No i93, \. F Q. F.. corner Orange and Court streets Winchester lodge, No POS, x. E. c, F.. 95 Grown street.
 Fort Hale lodge No, e25 x. F. O. r., 25 Grand avenue.
 Garfield council No. IA, c, [. A, NJ, l S90 Chapel street
 Goddess of Liberty council, No 2 1 D. of L.. SEQ Chapel street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
BIo Damage Suit.

Hartford oct l5. The 5000 suit Of Mrs Hattie C Bell Of Worcester, Mass, against the Hartford and Springfield Street Railway company. was taken up for trial before Judge NJ. A. Shumway in the superior court to- day October l2, 1905, Mrs, Bell was riding with pr. R, H, Garfield of Wor- cester in hls automobile, They were en route to the Vanderbilt cup races In New York The allegations are that trolley car at Windsor Locks bearing an electric searchllght so blinded the driver Of the automobile, pr. Garfield, that he could not tell where the tracks and the roadway were, and that the motorman failed to stop the Car when signalled to. and did not shut off the searchlight pr Garfield, in trying to escape from the car, ran his automo- bile into trolley pole and Mrs. Bell was thrown out of the machine and upon the tracks where she lay lnsensl- be
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
America Temple, No. 20. Pythinn
 Sisters Of the World.

America temple, No. 20, Pythian Sisters of the World. was instituted by Most Excellent Grand Chief Mrs Hcwett of Torrington, assisted by the grand temple officers and the cele- brated degree team of Torrington with a charter membership of 77. The members of the new temple were drawn exclusively from the wives and daughters of the America lodge, No. 52, Knights of Pythas.
 After the institution bountiful banquet was served during which the America lodge orchestra played and after which the Grand officers and several visiting sisters responded to speeches. This temple promises to be one of the most active in the state and the members of America lodge, No. 52, K. of P, are most urgently requested to take the matter up with their wives in an effort to strengthen it's membership.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
Shepherds Elect.

Hartford. oct. i5.--The Shepherds rf Bethlehem who have been in annual session here for three days VIII td- iourn this evening, today the following officers were elected.
 Supreme commander, Mrs Selhc Fuller, Bridgeport, supreme Wee ",om mander John Let's, Port Richmond \, r., supreme aldo to commander Mrs Lizzie Nichols rhiladelo1'a, su- preme scribe, Mrs, Eva A Wyckffff Camden, N, F., supreme lredsurer Harry Onion of Philadelphia; supreme marshal, Harry Johnson, Louisville Ky; supreme marshal, Harry D Wolf, Jersey City, x. J.: mdster oi ceremonies, William r. Flood, Brook lyn, N y. supreme outside guard, P D. Robinson, Burlington, x. d., su' preme chaplain, Mrs, Marion Wilson Jersey City N. I
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
COLLECTORS NEEDED
Donation Day Committee Re. 1uires Services of Several Young Men-Plsns
 Made,

The officers of the Donation day committee for the Mothers Aid s1cic- ty require the services of several young business men to collect Thurs day morning, october 22, 1908 Those willing to devote that morning to t.Ais work kindly send fin their names to the president of tho donation day committee, Judge A, Mcc, Mathewson, Exchange building, so that they may be listed and assigned tp their respec- tive districts
 This committee Is the successor of the New Haven orphan asylum dona ton day committee. whose thirty years of valuable work placed the orphan asylum in a position where they no longer required their donation day, Then the committee turned It's ef- forts to this society two year ago
 The society was Incorporated as the day nursery In lSIs, and under the new name of Tho Mothers Aid society in 1887. Its work does not encroach on any other society and does unlm- i ited good, namely, takes care of chil- dren while their mothers arc at work, l thus keeping together many homes i that would otherwise have to be brok en up, and Furthermore, maintains an 1 intelligence department Co supply the mothers With work
 Some idea pf tho wide scope of ths work can be seen from the annual report, which shows that the aggre- gate attendance during the year 19O7 was 22,I00 children. and daily av- craze Of 15, The aggregate days \ work through the intelligence de- partment in 1907 was 1S.Ss4 daily average of i5,
 For the last two years it has beer the custom of the society to have g donation day to meet tho large dehci fin the expenses. With the large in, crease in attendance and work sup, piled to mothers this year, the ex penscs are only about hall covered b! the income, and It Is hoped that thi year as in the past, the public wll recognize thIs good work and nor, than cover the deficit on the Dona tion day October 22.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
GENERAL SHIPPING NEWS.

New York. Oct. 15.-+Arrived:, Steam. CT Deutschland, Hamburg, Southamps
 Sailed: Steamers Arabic, Liverpool toria, Hamburg via Plymouth and Cher boure; La Lorraine, Havre Oscar IT., Copenhagen, etc., Re d'ltalia. Naples.
 Sable Island, N. g., Oct. 1b.-Steamer La Savoie. Havre for New York. in ton here when 500 miles cast of Sandy Hook at D. m; dock about 10 a. m. Saturday.
 Steamer Celtic, Liverpool and Queens. town for New York, in communlca- when 6SO miles east of Sandy Hook at 2;so D. m; dock about 10SD a. m. Sat urday r
 Queenstown. Oct. l5.Steamer Cedric, Liverpool, 2O2 miles west at 9 a. m; probably reach Queenstown at 9:s0 D. m.
 Brow Head. Oct. l5.--Steamer Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm. from New York for Plymouth, Cheroourg and Bremen. l6s miles southwest at 12;50 D. m.: proba. bly, reach Plymouth a. m. Friday. Cherbourg, Oct. l4.-Sailed Steam. CT Kronprinzessin Cecilie (from Bremen and Southampton New York. ,, Naples, Oct. 12.-Arrlyed:. Steamer CT Teutonlc, (from Southampton and Cherbourg), New York.
 Brow Head Oct. 15.-Steamer Blue. cher, from New York for Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg was ITO miles west at 6:S5 D. m. Wfll reach Ply mouth 2 ?. m. Friday.
 Naples, Oct. 15.-Arrived Steamer Canopic. Boston.
 Southampton. Oct. 15.--Arrived: Str. Adriatic. New York. Liverpool, Oct. 15.--Sailed Steamers Baltic. New York; Bohemian, Boston; Tunlsian, Montreal.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
Italian Republicans.

Mcrden oct l5 Some thirteen cit ics and towns were represented at the annual convention heye today of the Italian Republican association of Con. necticut Officers were elected as fol- lows:
 President Frank St George Mer- den; vice president, John Siries, Wa tcrbury; secretary: Lorenzo J Mattel New Haven, treasurer Rocco ID Nonno. Mcrdcn.
 Louis Ricardi of Bridgeport and pr \. $, Sorg of Stamford, were appoint. ed to stump the state for the Rerubli can national and state ticket A specla committee was appointed to work fol the election of Congressman Sperry ir tho Second district
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
BIsBEE FIRE LOSS $500. 900.

BIsbee, Ariz., Oct. 15.-The ire here last night in three hours destroyed more than $500, ,0oo worth of property. Starting in the rear of wooden build. ing. the Grand hotel in Upper Main street, which burned liks finder, ths fire department could do nothing to stay It's progress, the water pressure being low. When the fire threatened to wipe out the entire city, buildings in the path of the flames were blown up with dynamite.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
Bridgeport Man Hunt,

Bridgeport, Oct tS--A general aaarm was sent out by the police to day for the apprehension of an Italian said to be between 20 and n6 years old, who it Ia alleged entced an eight year old girl into the cellar of a tone. mcnt house yesterday afternoon and attempted felonous assault. The man was frightened away by the child 2 screams and those of another little girl who happened to pass by,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16

Collector-clect Frederick Brewer of the city of NorNalk was thrown from hls carriage few minutes before noon to- daq in front of the residence of Hem ry r. Price at the corner of West ave- nue and Leonard street and sustained injuries for which he is now being treated at the Norwalk hospital. MT. Brewers left thigh Is broken, and Dr. Ward 2. Gregory, who gave him the first medical attention. feared the in- jured mans skull might he fractured. There are also numerous cuts and bruises about his person, but it is be- licved that he will recover.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
By tI,c Gas Route,

Stamford, Oct. 15--A man believed tc be William kowlns of Ansonia com mitted suicide it is thought, at lodr ing house here last night by asphy xla ton, his body being found today The man who was about to years old had lain on the bed fully clothed and the room was full of sss, tho jet bains turned on lt ia believed that he was here in search of work. He complained to the police on Tuesday, of being rob. bed, which was the only means ot identification, he having giving his name at that time.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
Prisoner I,rcaks Away.

Bristol. oct. l5.- While police ofn- cers were taking John Crowley from the court house to the jail to-day, where hc had been sentenced to work out a fine of slO and costs for vagrsn- eS the prisoner got away from the policemen, and quite lively chase enguod in which several shots were fired. Crowley however, being cap turcd after he had gone a few blocks
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
LNHN n lOSEs RN FIRE

Cleveland, O., Oct 15.-Fanned by gale, fire started by a spark from an engine, swept over the fields, burn ed to the ground large stone crush. ing mill. and destroyed fifty acres of valuable timber in the woodlands three miles south of Euclid village yesterday, In ColNne"ood village ten acres owned by John D Rockefeller vnre deNAstalnd.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
PEACE VERSUS WNR,
Uobsop and Hubbard Take sides at
 Closing of Peace Congress

Greensboro N C., Oct 1iThc North Carolina peace congress ad- journed to-day. At tho final session Congressman Hobson and the Rev. William G. Hubbard discussed the question of larger navy, Rev Mir, Hubbard contcndins that war is ! relic of the past and there is now no need of an army ur navy except 10 quell riots Robson contcndod that the army is possibly large enough but a greater navy was needed to keep down militarism and unjust demands by foreign powers,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
NEWS OF THE STATE
Workmen Find 8 Skeleton shepherdr Elect Their
 officers,
CAUGHT AFTER 12 YEARS
Suicide by tho Gas Route-Burglar Interrupted in Ills Work
 Other Items

Mystic, oct l5, While workmcn were engaged in digging trench iu Industrial park here today skeleton fairly well preserved was unearthed The place where the bones were found is about half mile from tho cem-. tery and no one remembers of the bur ial Of a body In that locality The bones were buried in tho cemetery
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
Sterling Circle, No. sss, c. O. F,

At the regular meeting of Sterling circle, No. S6s, c, O. r. of A., held in Music hall last evening the drawing for the f5 gold piece and also for the handsome clock took place. the for mer was won by Florence s. Killoy of Bradley street. the latter by Miss Anna Mayer of State street, For sell ing the greatest number of tickets for the drawing Miss Killoy was given & gold medal.
 The report of the dance which the circle gave at Lighthouse Point on September was read and showed that the affair was both financial and social success.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
Inmphi Aflcr Twelve Years.

Hartford, Oct l5,John ] Orton, was today arrested here on a charge Of perjury on complaint of the Piainheid x. j. police. Orton after a l2 years pursuit recently had Albert '. Matin arrested in Plainfeld on a charge of embedding 1? shares o' Western Union stock
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
Auto Ns. Trolley Pole.

Hartford, oct. b. A French touring car driven by D. |. schwaner chauf- feur for H. w Howe Of Bedford sta tlnon, N Y. was today driven into a trolley pole in East Hartford. in order to save the life of David Goldberg wnt stepped in front of the car. The front a1el of the machine was broken and tha lamps and mud guards demolished
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
workers and friends d the wInc1estc

workers and friends a, the Winchester R, A, company Mir Holbrook whc has acted in the capacity of s,eno- srapher a inc factory for tho pasi six years, has resigned his position to go We't. He will enter the real estate business with hls uncle in St. Louis, Thirty -four d. down 10 the banquet which was purNeyed In Mine Host Sulliyans' best style, After tho ban quct an informal program o' speeches, songs, etc. were carried through, and a most enjoyable evening was spent.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
Burglar lntcrrnpted,

Bridgeport, Oct, 15,--Whilc patrolling his beat in the west cnd early today Policeman Patrick Murphy heard a noise in a saloon and on investigation discovered 2 burglar there. The po- liceman hurried around to tho back door just in time to meet the man, who he told police headquarters point cd revolver at him. took four shots ad then made his escape over fence Murphy drew his revolver and took a shot at tn. burglar but apparently without effect as he made good hia .s- cape
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
Is Barely Alive.

Hartford, Oct l5.-l.con Schcll, who was injured al Vernon hy being struck by locomotive yesterday, Is still alive at the Hartford hospital, but his condition is critical. Andrew Naaruch who lost both legs in tho sc- cident, died yesterday afternoon.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
KITCHEN CARS TOR SOLDIERS.

Washington, Oct i0.-Whcn special train service is desired for tho trans portation by rail of recruits or mill tary organizations and the time re- ouired for tho journey will exceed forty-eisht hours, the 1uartcrmasteTs department of the army will supply Kitchen tourist cars
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
Murder Trlal Resumed.

l.itchneld. oct. l5.-1he trial of William Mclaughlin, for the murder of Robert Downs, which was adjourn cd yesterday because of the Illness Of an important witness, r. Q. Peck, was resumed in the criminal superior court here to-day
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
1nrncr In thc 33d.

MiddletoWn, oct. lj.-At tho demo- cratic convention for the thirty-third senatorial district held here to-day, Benjamin F. Turner was nominated for the state senate.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
E Marine Record. 0
PORT OF NEW HAVEN.

Arrived. Sch. Sarah M. Carpentar from New York; sch. Ida May (Br.1 from St. Johns. and tug John Czarefts with two barges from New York
 Sailed: Tug John Garrotte, with sis barges for New York
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
ENTERTAl NMENTS. THEATRE

FRIDAY AND StTrRDAY. OCT. is. r..
 Matinee Saturday.
 SHni ., & Lee Shubert ,Inc1 Present Jefferson Camille Emma DcANGEIIS D'AHAIlIE IARtS ln the x. Y, Casinos Greatest MusicI Review. THE GAY WHITE WAY" sp PEOPLE 30 SHOWS IN ONE
 ORIGINAL PRODUCTION.
 Prices: Evening Ghc 10 tl5n mat Inee, 25c. to sl Sea- sale Wednnsdav
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
MIR. HoLBKooK BANouETED.
His Associates at Wichcstcr's Enter
 tain Him al the Hotel Oncco.

F Fl. Holorook was entertained to g farewell banquet at the Oneco hotel last night, by a number of his fellow
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
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NEW H.tVENERS CHOSEN,
Local Women Among Eastern Star
 Officers.

Waterbury Oct. t5.-At the close of the convention of the New England Grand Lodge of the Order of the East ern Star held here yesterday and among the officers elected were: Royal grand associate conductress Mrs Amelia Simmon, New Haven, and royal grand sentinel, Mrs Rosa Jones of New Haven
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
NEW LONDON MARINE NOTES.

New London, Oct 15.-Arrived: Tugs Resolute, with four barges from west: Frederick E. Ives, with four barges from east.
 Sailed Schooner Catherine for New York; tugs Aries, light; Bully with two barges bound cast.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
OF THE BEST QUALITY.

Washington camp, No, 8, P, O. g. of A., S90 Chapel street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
BRANFORD.
sseei.I Journn,-conrier New. ,.rv,c.a

Especial Journal Courier News Servicsl
 Branford, oct. l5.-Miss Anne Beach, daughter of George w. Beach and Mir. Irwin Morton were united in marriage at the home of the brides parents on East Main street al S:30 this evening, 1 The bride Is popular young society lady and the groom is also in the so- cial life Of the town Mir and Mrs, Nor ton will reside in Branford. Mrs F. r. Bates and Mrs John Par Ser of Gullford were borough visitors today
 Tho regular meeting of Mason Rog {, nrs Relief corps was held in c, A K. hall this afternoon
 The pupils of Mrs Harry Roger gave very. successful recital at Music hall this evening, Miss MarSaret Callahan has returned from s;onngton much improved in health she expects 10 resume her work on the Now Haven Evening Leader in a few days
 Miss Annie O'Brien has gone to NcN York city. where sine intends to spend tho winter with her sister, Miss Rose i O'Brlen
 The selectmen and town clerk vii l bc In session from a. m until < D. m 1 Friday for the purpose or cxamininc the qualifications of electors and ad, hitting 10 the electors oath those found qualified
 Miss Dorothy Peck is conyalesccnt from an attack of typhoid fever; sht ls now ablc to bo out of doors q portion of each day.
 Hon. William F. Stevenson ot Nortl Carolina and Judge Ewing of TcXa will be the speakers al a rdemo1rati, rally to be held in inc town hall. mex Tuesday evening. All electors withou regard to past polital affiliations, ar cordially Invited to attend
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16

The pupils of Mrs Harry Roger gave very. successful recital at Music hall this evening
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16

Mrs r. r. Bates and Mrs. John Par Ser of Gulford were borough visitors today
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16

Tho regular meeting of Mason RoE "rs Relief corps was held in c. A K. hall this afternoon.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
Tax Collector Hurt,

south NorvaIk, oct l5,-clty rAt
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16

Miss Marsaret Callahan has returned from s:onngton much improved in health shc expects to resume her work on the Now Haven Evening Leader in few days
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16

Miss Annie O'Brien has gone to New York city. where she intends to spend the winter with her sister, Miss Rose O Brlen.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16

Miss Dorothy Peck is conyalesccnt from an attack of typhoid fever, she ls now abc to be out of doors a portion of each day.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-16
MElGs < co,
Correct Hats.

All the seasons s correct styles In both soft and stiff shapes are shown and the qual. ities are without question the best that like prices will buy. Prices-S2, S2.50, S3 aud up to $6.
 Exclusive patterns in Shirts and Neckwear, An extensive showing of Sweaters, Under. wear, etc,
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-11-20
Orphans Court.

There was a regular meeting of tn
Orphans Court Tuesday with ali thu
Judges present. The following order,
were passed: :.
Ordered That in the estate of JOSEPH
Rennoe, the appointment Of Charles
B. Boswell and John a Dixon be con
frmed, and that they are hereby az
pointed appraisers of said estate Of
Joseph Rcnnoe, deceased
Ordered, That Frank Fahn be APP
pointed administrator of Augusta Fahn
deceased, upon giving the amount Of
bend required by this Court at thu
meeting of October Goth, 1903.
Ordered, That r. L. Montague, ad-
miristrator of Alfred Fisher, be citeo
to appear before this Court on the Isl
day Of December next, to show caus.
why be has failed TO make distribution
in said estate
Ordered, Tnat VIM Il. Reed, admin
istrator of VIM. H. Reed of Alfred, he
authorized to sell the personal estate OF
said deceased at Tie appraised value OF
the same, and if at public sale to giv'
notice in some newspaper published il
said county of the time and place OF
said sale. Terms of sale-cash.
Ordered, That DR.. W. Il. Gibbons b.
appointed executor of the estate of "
A. Gibbons, deceased, and he file :
bona in the sum of 81 000; Thomas B
Gwynn and George Thompson appoint
ed appraisers.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1908-11-20
A Suicidal DJctrin e.

"a few children well born and cared
for are worth more to the nation than
large families and high birth rate.
Man is the only family allowed to propa-
gate its weakest traits. In the lower
orders of life only the fttest survive"
These statements were made by one of
the best known and most brilliant wo-
men of Cleveland before an audience
Of women few days ago.
This form of logic is not new. 1t
sounds convincing, but the trouble with
it is that it is conroverted blythe history
of mankind. Take a list of the great
men of all time-men who accomplish
ed the things which have left perma-
nent impress-and it will be found that
a large number of them were not "well
born and cared for" Some of the
mightiest and most brilliant among
them sprang from poverty of the hardest
kind-were born in hcmes where
modern ideas of the correct way to rear
children were unknown.
The hope of the nation lies in the
large families of the artisan, the farmer,
the laborer. From them will spring.
as in all time past, many of the mighty
men of the future. With the refine
ments and luxuries of competence and
wealth comes lessened birth rate too
small to insure the perpetuity of the
nation. The practical result of the
doctrine advocated by the Cleveland
woman would berace suicide -Cleve-
land Leader.