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The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-11
sherltrs sIaxer surrounded.

Guthrie, Ok, June l0.-Alf Hunter or Jim Kingsbury. the negro murderer of Sheriff Garrison of Oklahoma Sity' is believed to be surrounded in the woods near Lowell. 22 miles north or here He has travelled rom Dover ls Kinghsher county adjoining since Sunday night which he spent at .ee home of Hacking, seven miles nor'h' west of Kingfisher.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-11
TRY THIS FOB DESSERT.

Dissolve one package ot any flavor ed JFI.L-O in one pint ot boiling watar. When partly eougeaied. beat untll light adding one euF whipped cream and six crushed maeearoons. svEip all together thoroughly aud na,,r A into a mold or bowl When raool it will iellify and may he served win whipped cream or any good pud-
 The JEI4I-O costs loc. par package and can he obtained at any good groeers
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-11
Paid a Blo Fine.

Rnd. Me, June 10.--A fine of b the maximum penalty, was n the United States district
 Monday by George F. Terry, ateville Mail Order house pro f The sentence was imposed
 M by Judge Hale for conspiracy
 aud the government of postage 6nd class mail matter. The con was the first secured by the pnent in the fight of the post. Ne9artment against mail order
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-11
County Seat War.

Muskogee, Ok. June 1O The sec.s ond tragedy iof the McIhtosh county seat war was enacted when iGenerap Dunlap, who was guardfhg the courts. house in Eufala was shot and killed in hallway in the thirf story of the building. Ed c. Julian. county clerk of Mcintosh county. has confessed to self defense.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-11
W. H. WARP ARRESTED.
Placed in the County Jail for For feiture of Bond and Contempt of
 court-

w. H. Warf was arrested Tues day and placed in the county jail for forfeiture of bond and contempt of court by his failure to appear as a witness in certain cases which came up for trial at the last term of circuit court and had to be discontinued on accoupt of his absence.
 So far Mir. Warf has failed 10 make bond and it is quite probable that he will have to remain in jail until the next term of court.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-11
Eel, From His Cab.

Omaha, June iO.--While his en- zine was running at 70 miles an hour, Engineer F. Startling of passenger train No. 2S of the Burlington fell from his cab seven miles south of Hentons. Iowa. which is IF miles from Council Bluffs It was not untll the train ran by Hentons without whis- ting that Fireman c. A Jackson missed the engineer. The train vas run back and the engineer found un' conscious by the track. He finally re- covered sufficiently to explain the ne cident
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-11
AFTER COLD MEATS.
Night Watchman at Ice Plant Shot Three Times at a Would-Be Meat
 Thief-No Harm Done.

Monday night between II and l2 o'clock an attempt was made to break open and burglarize the cold storage room at the ice plant, which contained a large assortment of fresh meats.
 The burglar while at work try. ing to get the door open was dis covered by o. H. Hampton, night watchman at the plant, who shot three times at the man, causing him to take 10 his heels and run away.
 So far no clue has been obtained as 10 the identity of the party.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-11
nlaaded auIItx to Fraud.

st Paul, Minn., June l0-Geo. ". Wood Levin A. Wood and Forest h' Wooa pleaded guilty Monday attsr- noon before Judge Page Morris " . .ne federal court, to the first count m me indictments charging them with con sniracy to defraud and misuse or tne mails in the operation of the Ea, mards.Wood company. A fine of s2.oeo an each of the defendants was 1nl' nosel It was paid at once
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The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-11
A FINE DAIRY FARM.
Polk County Farmer Marketing Batter
 From His Private Creamery.

J. w. Owens and family, who reside on a farm fifteen miles west of Mena, were in the city Tuesday trading and marketing some very fine homemade creamery butter. Mir. Owens moved to this county last fall from nenison. Tex. bring ing with him fifty head of Jersey cows. He has just installed at his home a complete outfit for making creamery butter which he expects to supply to this and other markets. This butter IS made from pure cream, is of a golden color and is neatly nut up in one pound paper boxes. Mir. Owens states that m addition to his fine herd of cattle he will stock his farm with fine elooded hogs,
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-11
ro sntertain American Elect.

Auckland, New Zealand. June 10.- The officers of the American fleet will bes sntertained at state ball here on August 1i The bTf6jackets of the fleet will have the freedom of the rail ways, which have arranged daily ex- cursions for them and ,whieh also win provide luncheon for them at which no. alcoholic liquors will be served.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-11
Jaoan Havino Trouble.

Tokia June 10.~-A dispatch from Seoul received at army, headquarters, reports that from June to June the ments with the insurgents. In these engagements 113 insurgents were killed and 26 taken prisoners.
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l-iahtnlnn Strikes OIL Tank.

Tulsa, Ok. June 10.--Lightning Sun day night struck a tank containing 55- 900 barrels of oil on the Hamilton lease in the Glenn Oil Pool south of Tulsa All the oil was consumed. Loss, s35,000.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-11
Miss Roosevelt as a Bridesmaid.

Washington, June 10.-Miss Ethel Roosevelt left Washington Monday for West Orange. N J.. where she will be a bridesmaid at the marriage of Miss Georgianha Harding Farr to MT. Fletcher Harper Sibley.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-11
|n EdItor,s wIdom Drowned.

i. <aaeago' June 10-Mrs Marguerite 'ss9eI widow of Herman Raster, for as*as z editor-in.chief of the Illinois
 !. '.ss zeitung, was drowned in Lake s'sa'san Monday at Winnetka. '@e.. 3eb where she was a patient at
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-11
Majority of as for ssIoons.

Eldorado Springs. Mo. June 10-Tn the prohibition election Monday. in which the largest vote ever boiled In this city was cast the liquor element won by majority Of 35.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-11

ego, June 10.-The first compro-
 ? which the Taft men have con
 sin connection with the contests Hhe Republican national com
 swas made Tuesday It was Kthat the Louisiana delegation Bed between the Taft and anti
 nen and that each member of
 aelegation should have half a
 The Louisiana contest involved
 n delegates at large and four
 ktrict delegates.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-11
lhIe Traaedx at Cleveland.

1Ruhle Tragedy at Cleveland.
 N'sFeland O., June Charles P # <. M prominent architect and head X. Corlett Engineering company, KIT lis wife, Elizabeth and then ..'s. Dis own life in hotel in Will. sss.ps stss. 3 Cleveland suburb Monday
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-11

Pittsburg. Pa; practical iokers in- Hated Morris Caheberg. 22 years old, with compressed air. The victim is lead.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-11
LANCER NOT OVER
THE MISSOURI AND KANSAS RIv : FRS AT KANSAS CITY RIs-
 ING RAPIDLY.
MANY BUILDINGS SURROUNDED BY WATER
Waters Are Falling at Topeka and Points West--Rairoads West Tied Up-Bridees at Kansas City Form Dam-Missouri River Rising at St. Joseph--Top of Flood Wednesday.

Kansas City June 10--The Raw river here. which has been rising at an average of onetenth of foot an hour since Saturday night, stood 23 feet above low water mark at the Kansas avenue bridge at o'clock Tuesday morning, and at noon stood at nearly 24 feet.
 As the Kaw continues to rise the Missouri Pacific and the Union Pa cific bridges are becoming more of a menace to the West bottoms. This morning the water was beating against the steel girders of these bridges with terrific force. Heavy driftwood com ing down the river hit the girders and then slipped under the bridge. A rise of two feet in the river would send logs pounding higher up on. the gird- CTS and cause pile-up The moment \ this dam is formed the water will spread out on either side of the bridge
 The Missouri river is rising at Kan sas City and at points north, II is above flood stage here and ,at St. Jo- seph. The weather observer says it's gauge will register 26 feet or little higher by Wednesday. That will be the crest of its flood
 Topeka, June 10.-Tbe Raw river at Topeka is slowly falling. There was a slight trece of rain in parts of tho Kaw watershed last night, but not enough to affect the river in any way 1, . Reports froin other upstream points are also reassuring. At Beloit the weather is clear and the Solomon.is receding. The Smoky Hill. Linds- borg is Stationary and tbe, weather is clear. The same is true of Salina.
 At Wamego the river has fallen ten inches and is still going down. The weather Is clear
 < At Solomon the Solomon river Tues day morning stood 26 feet above the normal stage There was a rise- of II Inches in the night
 
 Concordia. Kan, June 10.-There has been decline of four feet in tho Republican river since Monday ,nfurn, Ing. making totm decline of about six feet from the flood !. maximum reached Sunday ~. Y.
 Lawrence. Kan. June '1O--At 10 o'clock Tuesday morning the gauge bere showed the river to be about the 22sfoot mark and still rising. In the5. night the water overcame the efforts of the Bowersock mills 4once ana poured over an ,embanknfeht of sand sacks built to keep the water away from the mill People were moving out of North Lawrence all day. A great. 'many moved out Sunday. The entire town Is without water. The plant. . half mile west of town, shut down about o'clock Monday night. } .- Lincoln Center Kan. June f0-The Saline river is falling aid danger from overflow seems to he mast ,4.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-11

| FOR HARMONY N0 SHELF fOR HIAFTRE Al
pNesln9Nr RocsEvELr's HUNT. iNa rae OoEs NOT MEAN
 FINAL RETIREMENT.
wsa TEsHEE Ell vGT sTlI GlVH

Ns Fes'sisn in Winch tfs May Serve faia eo~ntfy wal Be corsicered Be. to@ Hts Dignity When Re Returns fe renlse Lfe-f'opss Tor Many Wears sf Activity.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-11

For Sale-a horses. COW buggy. Isaac R Turuer, Rocky, Ak 2 I
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-11

ttH@t @tfA "NsF"t N'NA NNf fHN'' "SF &an permit a vote fo be taken \ the Louisiana case, which Hour delegates-at-large and if q &elegates. is brought to a vote % hoses will be sharply count. nbers Of the committee who &n ardent Taft supporters. but R shown a disposition to yield 4peals from the allied forces romise in the interest of har- flll be subjected to pressure T &shlngton. To allow time for Ithe purpose of the sudden al. 1 Monday.
 rer Frank H. Hitchcock an. Monday night that there will ompromise. He Is determined for the seating of the dele nstructed for Secretary Taft.
 hred that he will insist that hittee pass upon all contests. \ them in any other way. he phld be unfair to the delega- emselves.
 Hressed the opinion that the E. should not shirk the re- Ety of sitting in judgment on ats of every contest. and in N he is supported by practi ery committee man from the D south and many from the far contests have been settled states of Alabama. Arkansas. Georgia and Kentucky, and k beeR no division of the com n disposing of any of them. bon for this has been the rule Pnies a roll call on many ques. Hess 1t is demanded by % }. and the anti.Taft people that number on the commit.
 e suggestion for a division of bg delegations has become squent from day 10 day.
  |olitical maneuvering by such of the "old guard" as Sen rane, Scott and Penrose and |eemen Hart of Iowa and Null Kansas has not been without The growth of the compromise on was noticed by the Taft
 | they were not disturbed by ate Monday when they learned
 surprise that the plan for a in Louisiana was favored bs
 Lodge of Massachusetts and
 well Clayton of Arkansas.
 n more votes were gained for nday by the settlement of con Two of these came from Flori-
 from Georgia and eight from iy These were all the con 'ard by the committee. The
 mt of the Kentucky cases en- more i'll feeling than has infested since the committee Is work.
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M At mEpu@AfChw c0MMfr. AY HELp rw@ opwo
 ITS 0F Ma TAFT
s OPPOSES lM G0EPaaMsE
ntesf Proceed oga Ysft 0siea q vsls8~~rha 9a&@thom ef 1 or Black Delegation Fran Brought A1ouk aw Aa Many conteata Vet

} Iune 10 A few han fis oi
 thfown into the cylinders In political machine late Men |far everything that has eems n handed quickly ana de ] the Taft men bus Aonlay Iir own membership came a kn to divide the Louisiana aith tho opposition sestiax Es and anti Tafl delegations kali a vote each The prapo iiself did not come as e sar II the number of members of enal committee who favored Iment created some cnnslerna khe Taft camp. The friends kcretary of war on the com Fought about an adjournment En permit a vote fo be- taken
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-11

/ Lincoln Center, Kan. J,fne iO.-The
 Saline river is falling aiid danger from
 overflow seems to be past.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-06-11

Concordia. Kan, June 10.-There has been a decline of four feet in tho Republican river since Monday niprns Ing. making tota decline of about six feet from the flood maximum reached Sunday. ~.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-12
PUGET SOUND
SHIPS COLLIDE
Passengers All Saved and Sinking
Boat is BeaChed.

SEATTLE. Wash, Sept. 12.-The
steamer Chippewa, bound for Vic
toria, and the steamer Sentinel.
bound in from cambridge Island
collided in a fog. and the latter was
badly crippled.
The sudden impact OF the two
steamers threw many passengers Of
their feet and for awhile pandemon-
ium relgned. The Chippewa carried
500 passengers and the Sentinel rs.
and when the collision came all
rushed to the decks. and the crew
had to restrain many to prevent them
from leaping overheard. The hull
of the Sentinel was shattered and
she began to take water and the life
boats on both steamers we're put
into service in saving the passengers.
After the passengers had been saved.
the Sentinel made for the shore, and
just as she reached land, the ere
which had been started by the coils
ion was extinguished.
Captain AIstine of the Chippewa.
and Captain HendrieksOn OF the Sen
tinel. both declare that they did not
see each other until Il was too late
TO prevent a collision and that both
were blowing their whistles every
Is escOnds. There were no lives
lost and to the bravery and efforts
Of officers and crews Is due this
fact.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-12
WOMAN FOUND
UNCONSCIOUS
A MilllOnaiPe's Widow Picked
up on the Street Near
Park.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. Ia Mrs.
J. NJ. Lawrence. 20 years Of age. and
widow OF a Los Angeles millionaire.
was found unconscious just outside
Of the Golden Gate park this morn
Ing. and taken to the emergency
hospital. Mrs, Lawrence told q SEN
sational story concerning her con
ditlon. She stated that she engaged
an automobile in the evening for a
drive to the beach. She said that
she had the chauffeur go to the
Casino and bring her a drink. and
that thereafter she lost all conscious
ness. and remembered nothing until
she awoke in the hospital Mrs.
Lawrenee's condition Is not consid-
cred serious. and no arrests have
been made.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-12
INTERNAL MA
CHINE FOR FORT
Is Intercepted in the United
States Mail at PhIladel-
phia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 12.-An
Internal machine addressed to Gov
ernOr Fort OF New Jersey was inter
eepted here today by the postal
authorities. The machine when ex-
amined was found to be filled with
bombs that would have killed in
stantly any person opening It. 1t
has been placed in the hands OF the
government secret service men. who
viii exert every possible effort to 10
cate the party or parties guilty OF
sending IL. One Of the stories afioat
concerning the motive OF the sender
OF the machine Is that Il was sent to
the governor because Of his attitude
with reference to the closing Of the
sea shore resorts on Sunday.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-12
THIS IS 1T
BY THE MAYOR
0ficial Message Of His Majesty
to His Ever Faithful
Subjects.

Editor of Journal: Dear Sir
The mental proclivities Of J. T.
Scott are most beautifully set forth
In his editorial which appeared in
the Press of the eth inst. and which
prove him to be without an equal
as breeder of discord and scandal,
falsifier of acts. and base insinu-
ations.
Here | digress to tell Mr.. Scott /
neither fear his hate or seek his
friendship, nor that Of his protege.
II is human to err, and l am human,
but | am no fugative from justice.
nor have l ever been forced to gaze
through prison bars. from within.
or to leave my country in the night to
escape punishment on account OF i'm
moralities. AS to the present adj
ministration, IL courts the approval
of decent citizens and they only.
And SO far as ! am. concerned, have
never considered you as a vote catch
er, either for yourself or any one
else. But what wrings your maws,
Mr.. Scott, is, the present council
will not be run by you, through the
fundamentally of your selected pro-
tege.
Now for the lime light on acts
fn - oh
Early in the history of the present
administration, Mr.. Main asked the
council whether or not he should
issue renewals OF licenses where no
complaint had been made, and re-
ceiyed an Affirmative reply, by every
member of the council. Accordingly,
renewals have been made without
complaint and wisely so, for the rea-
son the interest of the city rests in
good order in saloons and revenue
therefrOm. Proprietors come and
go, buy and sell, and Licenses con-
tinue, where there has been no dis
order. Licenses terminate on diff
ferent dates. The council meets in
regular session twice month. Hence
the necessity of special meetings to
act on every renewal, or the danger
to the saloon keeper, in selling with
out a license. or being obliged to
close until action be taken By the
council, and the still further loss in
revenue to the city. in the interval
of expiration and renewals. This has
been the custom, MIR. Scott. without
complaint, until your pet scheme to
wreck vengeance on Taylor brothers
and their tenants, Carlson 4 John
son, was defeated. Your one-man
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-12

of charge which l believe every NJ.
d. OF this city will agree Is suited to
your case: Bromide of potash, 10
grains, every four hours, Tinct.
Aconi Rad. Nj. every hour, until
diaphoresis Is will established. Hyd.
Oh. Nit. grain v every three hours
until the aIimentary canal Is we'll
disposed. AS a topical application.
ice to head and spine. changed every
half hour. and hot mustard baths
to the feet. This do and you will
avoid a paralysis OF the coccygeal
appendage. For, let me say to you,
YOU are suffering from superinduced
activities of the internal capsule.
together with irritated and destruc-
tive metabolism of the gyrl fornieata
front and the eaudai extremity.
When you have followed these in
structions and consumed the medi-
cine, call again.
III. V. SCALLoN,
Mayor"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-12
DEMOCRATS NOM
MATE TICKET
Resolve to Stand by Decision of SD
preme Court on State Ticket.

HARRISON. Idaho. Sept. a.
Especially The following Is the
county ticket nominated by the demo.
cratic convention held at Harrison
this afternoon:
For state senator. A. A. Darknell
OF St. Maries.
For the house Of Representatives,
Fred wannacott and W. s. sails
cheIder OF Occur d'Alene. and n. j.
Wall of Lane.
For sheriff. s. J. Warren OF spiri
Lake.
For treasurer. John Wood of Har-
rison.
For assessor. Frank Scott OF 81.
Joe.
For probate Judge. Frank Mccall
OF Rathdrum.
For Superintendent OF Public In-
struction. Miss Emma Rauch OF
Occur d'Alene.
For surveyor. W. IL. Todd Of St.
Maries.
For coroner. DR.. Kinsloylng OF
st. Maries.
For commissioners. First district,
Charles Lease of ST. Maries: Second
district. w. j. Mcclure or Occur d.
AIene. and Third district, L. A. Bur-
roughs OF Rathdrum.
w. II. Leeper was made chairman
of the county central committee.
The convention assembled q little
after O'Clock In the afternoon and
was called to order by Frank Me-
Call. II was perfectly harmonious
and the delegates got down 10 work
and at o'clock the convention had
completed it's labors and adjourned.
The resolutions passed are on indorse-
ment Of the national platform OF the
party, and one OF them pledges the
democrats In the county 10 supper,
the platform OF which ever ticket Is
declared 10 the regular state ticket
by the supreme court
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-12

rule don't so, Mr.. Scott. with the
present council. and your protege
should take warning from the down
fall Of those who were foolish enough
to permit themselves to be prompted
beneath the aegis OF your protecting
wing. Comment on the above Is un-
necessary. and the action Of the coun-
ell is a matter Of record.
you may rant and foam. Mr..
Scott. for as a liar. every decent per-
son knows you stand without a peer,
and your worthless sheet Is a dis
grace to journalism and an insult
to the community. Yet you are to
be pitied, for you need medical treat
ment, and to show you my good Will
] will give you a prescription free
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-09-12
REGISTRATION FOR
FALL ELECTION
Every Voter Must be Register
ed 70 be Entitled to Vote
In November.

Registration for the coming cleo
ton commenced last Saturday and
win continue until the last Saturday
before election day. According 10
the Law on the subject, every voter
In the county. before he can cast
his vote Of the election for any OF
the candidates on the various tickets.
and on The county seat removal ques-
ton must have registered IL his
proper precinct before the expira-
tion OF the last registration day. The
question OF the removal OF The conn-
" seat win be the main issue or the
campaign, and every voter win be
needed by Occur d'Alene II IL Ia EoIng
to win on this issue at the polls.
and Il Is therefore necessary that
every one who has q vote on this
question should register Immediately.
In past elections the great trouble
with the voters has been found 10
exist in their neglect 10 register I'M
III the last day. and In many in
stances they have been prevented
from registering At that time because
OF something arising TO keep them
away from the registering places, and
their votes we're consequently lost.
The executive COMMITTEES Of the conn-
y seat removal committee ID very
anxious that no time at this time de-
lay registering. but that All make Il
point 10 register at once, as the
contest Is apt to be close. aud q few
votes mas decide a. to which way
the victory will so.
In the city there are four pre-
cints and four registering places.
Sherman precinct consists OF that
portion OF the city lying south OF
Miller street and west Of Fourth.
The registrar OF this precinct Il II.
H. Harrington and he viii make bis
headquarters at the Hotel Idaho.
Occur d'Alene precinct lies south Of
Foster and east OF Fourth. The
registering place is at the Occur a.
Alene Furniture company store. and
+. u Keller Is the registrar. Lin
coin precinct comprises that territory
situated north Of Miller and west OF
Fourth. and s. A. varnum Is the
registrar, and the registering place
Is AZ 1929 Second street. Kootenai
precinct takes IN all OF the city
north Of Foster and east OF Fourth.
II. =. Mathews Is the registrar. and
can be found at s35 Seventh street.
All OF the registrars will be found
at their respective places on each
Saturday from 8 a. ma. to & D. M.
and in the evening from I. p. m.
TO 5 a. N.