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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-18

Trinity Isutheran church. corner ~
ffth and ~ olive. under thc direc-
tion ~ Mr. Val schogt foF the bena-
ni ~ Luther league The aoluiafs
will b. Niles MAfhiide Jacobson. Miss
Frances Hsii. Nj . witake and AFR.
r. Erickson.
College Girls Tee.
MrH Edgar J Wright wiii enter
tain at tea Tor the Mills College as
naeiation al her Residence. sfta Uni-
vsrrity boulevard. tomorrow from )
until 8 O'Clock
lsnchsoa Cor Artist
Mrs. = y. Van TUyi. nf 1899 i1fh
Az n. rutrrtaiaed informally az
luncheon yesterday ia honor Of
Madame Maudr Powell the ceie-
braisd viulinisL and her husband.
M y Godfrey Turner. who Is ac-
epmfnnsinE her On tbc concert tour.
v. L.. IA. Art Club.
The Young Ladies' Musical Art
club uiii hold isa neKt meeting al
the home n Miss HouiahAn, ises
broadway, on Thursday. Nov ~. a.
40 ,. N.
o. A. p. Ertsrtain.
The Daughters % the American
Revolution viii entertain al cards
tomorrow afternoon. beginning al
O'Clock. and ia the evening at
o'clock. At the residence ~ Mrs
Ferry Leary for the benefit % the
Washington Monument fund. Whist
wiil be played
Football Teams hcnored.
Mrs. v. W. Peck viii entertain
az dinner SATURDAY evening in honor
% the Lincoln high school football
team. and sunday afternoon for the
university football team The re.
spoctiYe coaches 81 the teams viii
BE- present az the entertainment.
Covers will be laid for IS a. each
dinner.
Famous Niolinists Concert.
II VIII b. interesting 90 know that
the violin which Nine Maudr Powell
VIII play on ~ the university con-
cert Friday evening ~ a 0mndnEnlnl
made Ia ifIb. Nine Powell pur-
chased the Instrument some years
sx0 for $3.50, but now IL could not
b. bought az any prica- II g. consid-
cred 60 be- the finest specimen 81
present workmanship No matter
shat the climate. Il is unaffected
b. change IN temperature
Nine. Powell was presented as
soloiEt at New York symphony
.
~ age, and since then has won pha-
numeuai success. tiii today she
ranks next to kubclik as a world
wolff artist
Her first teacher. and 60 whom
she attributes the greater part o.
her success. was William Lewis Of
Chicago She was at the Immature
ago 81 nine years when Prof Lewis
stated that she had absorbed all he
could teach her, and advised
European study. Following this
date she WAS a student ct the violin
masters DBncla In Paris, Schra-
deick IN Loipaie and Joachcim In
Berlin
Seats Tor the Maudc Powell Trio
concert at the university gymnasium
next Friday evening are now on sale
az sherman. Clay A. Cos. Extra
cars viii he provided for the comfort
% the large audience that viii be
IN attendance.
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Tho guest of honor az the ban
quet Of the alsmnl OF the univer-
nity q Minnesota. Ia be held next
THURSDAY evening Will Dee pr CIV
rus Northrup, president of the unit
vorHity lie viii arrive in Seattle
ThurHday afternoon, and win be
taken for a. tour of the city be.
tween the time oi his arrival aud
che hour ~ The banquet az tho tto-
tel Lincoln An alumni IN or near
Seattle are invited.
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WASHINGTON, 10,
treasury report today nhas, 4
ceipia lz.o07.s55, .elsls \
$3.50. 900.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


NOTICE Ow TIME or CLOSING or
BOOKS OF uEstATut rtoN
<otic- l. hsfstf aifsn a. the sieettra
N Seattle School District No 3. ktrs
county. State ~ Washia4ton that Books
Of registration for The purpnse ~ peffaif
uuM said electors 70 fesistwr and Asrerus
qwatfed voters a. the Annsai and aass
cfsf school district eieerlous 90 - heid
IA said district on Saturday. the tth dEy
% December laa4. are aee open ~ the
office - the Secretary n thr Board %
rl8ferforr Al senfh avenue ara Marion
Street and fhat said books ~ R~sissra.
ton uili refusla open between the hnurs
~ e'ri5rk m aut g'rice4s RI
On sarh ard sFery day fsrrspt legal
hoiidafai from thn Gate hereof W 20
and inciudimN Saturday The 18th DAY -
November 1895 nnd al Eerseas desiring
~ vote AZ said eiertieu who have n1t
heretofore aaring this year tsas register.
ed IN the manner and within the time
REGISTER on - before ths lssF~ nsntionsd
date
Further notice IL given mat said books
% reKfnfFati1n vii he closed finaifF ard
for al purposes. ug Saturday the fsfh
day ~ November. 1895. and 10 person
ear thsreaffsrenrda register and n1
names Will thereafter hs Registered fnr
ne purpoas - said annual and special
fN wrrNEas whEREoF have here.
unto SCI ms hand ard affixed the coal
81 Seattle school District No s. n King
County State - Washington. this fIth
day % November tees
HErnEN w IOWraf
eeefstarv ~ the Beard 81 Directors of
Seattle school District No l. EfnE
County Washinsiou Iii .sr
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RAILWAY TIME TABLES,

4 % net trust printed time =
4 tables IN newspapers fet
= time Of departure and arrival
4 Of trains telephone King Street
4 Station Information Bureau, :
4 Sunset. Main 274o. indepena
= ent ~.
4 1 - - a -
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a resolution asking fs. -
90 20 grant - 4eafts@ ~
a. franchise tHoueh 'ae.sstF1 4
was pnHssd AZ mass $50.
citizens last niKbt. hela 81
q ihe Rainier Valley isss.s,.. /
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|Tur CHICAGO uisrtr rkHLoHs
1000 FGHeT AVE
wonderful values SEE
Taller. Made rueailsd -fef suits
OVnrroate. CraNensite~ enl
trousers a fine new tne ~
g.rfa rairntahingH tfNta Caps
"a auft Casna Also Full Dress
suits for rent
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AUCTION sALus

rus nAaLn AucTios co VIA
Saturday. November III a. fe4 sfH Az
~ near Aadisan commencing al 10 50
a ~ SHARP The sntifs steel ara "a.
, ,ssss p, na, 'esss s,sssss s,g,s
tasf $50. as apaa a. Hse faaF shse
eases Neff fire eumpatiuK scales Nns
iefNe refflxsfatet. epffss tniii Naaa De-
.o ' 49, ssasis ess ils@aa's 10 ssiiSa
automatic Qli tauh ana fuiHrirts stock
y staple aaa fancy Efessfiss zee namef.
aad restaufaai hrspsFs AZ specially IA
si4sd fhis rlsre. with cheap rent and
lease vii fffst ts offered % = whole
e. ga s .s,s ~ u e. , essa' "a
~ll b. saiA. withHui limit ~ reserve
FAAu ef shlas punt m4iss n
. & MuTHFn. AHrtianesF
ofues sst faks street
rhs Eass. ustisn c. rihe asa aisiA
wtlf taf Yuaf goods 81 best eaah pfirss
o. SELL them % eummissian. III
ARCHITECTS.
------~---------~------'s -----.-----------------
Zee. psss beck house cottage ana 8ua.
s .ss s..a srs ss,'s ' Il, s.i ia,
HicVcLEs.
% 70 sslanias. tas slsyel. r.psiss
ssnafiss IA
BANKS
--~->----~----~-----------
TmE CASA uiAS nAsR oF CON
MaHc&
Head offies IoFantn. Camada ftft
hFanehes 10 Canada sfat dsasrai
banktna hNNsnsaa fntafust alta 81 %
~ sins8 ana flfns EapaFts
HEATTiN huANCM.
q Y Maif Anaf
clAiRvoVAnrs.
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WkL FILE CHARceT
AGAINST BgGGT

vas charged win 49,.
Di9ek he investigator, ''l Tlsg
INDIGNANTLY denied. ihls IL
Later Coroner 1. n ~
announced that II =. Lis&
. careless police O. aaa
Haas Y was within ,saaaaiiss
possibility that he v, ,a... Isas'
nave escaped dslectloss ''Va
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nlRru NOTICES

.-->e--s--.-y.-ss-ssafasHs-af Z. .s.,.,.s
Nu4rnt To the wife e ~
city November it seus "a 49,.
AnHsr..in rs the wife % q ~ An1sf
sAn. WaYssas EmefEHacs 9NAf'N"'
Natentsr no. sen -
fuehuer-'fu she wife at
Eaesner anuta iNfs4 rNfN"''N
daughter - es.fs..r
Wsiihes To the wife uf q y hsiA@N'
ais linden. November IL SO .
Logan rn ire ~ife 81 ? A"s"Ns
November re- son 49,.
NaafaMra me stfe -
ases Eant Msrcrr. November a. ~.
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume rcnpvns',,
hility Tor errors ~ any Neue
occurring In tolophoned @oNs'-
tleementa.
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III raoais aftaa hath. sisefri4its. snap
10 feon hotel N~~ir furnished
lease iArxs ast incpnasi apea lesaAiif
rs6us Siss furnitars hasss fsii
- LOON FuH SALE uaiaH iafss
bassassa large pooi h4il anins tlz nasl-
nsstiax larxs lneoms Prizes ia~ t@fms
Eosn = ttts raird A.
Niae rooms sissant furniture sisss.
- Must - sasa a. nnee isse fise
s-ssn reasas rent sair tro. sloss-ia.
ttte taee cash
Eleven ,eems Fsss eniy Us powa
taNn $3.50 steo cash.
~ a. a&rr.
rs pennY uiaE
FOn FEw DAYS ovl.r
gaed t-Fsum house ies toHieQ. epfpsr
fruit trees street Eradea cement walks
90 eeF. meuntainH sra sound Virw near
woodland pafs i.t9a. fttq cash. bal
anre easy fahe fninnsF ~ car e. sath
and Fhiuref fhoHs = a. Waite 1t1
fosms slssanliy Furnished. down
tnWns 1ftas ta1o cNah
raana nssr nsa aasfafrcs fasS
rooms feat only $50 Price tttpi
rhous iad ess
4 GoOu rHfNq FoH FoMEnuDr
a nice basiusaa 30 good location
NeHaf not sell VIII give Yuu q H1nd
harsain lte Essi james Aadreus saf
rH08pEs TORS learn assaylne al
ben nrtmav'a office in enc mgathl nest
eisas beEius December first Foot ~
For sale. Cheap uautis corner. aon
zoe. tuo niefs - from Lincoln hiKh school
WANTED TO BuY-FURNtTuRE.
------------s-=---------s--s
70 dispose ~ your used furnHsrs to
- ssssn'aSs s,,. W sss 's % a.
lowing literally HuY your fnrnliars 10
ibis dHparfWeuf-~yna save q deal rhs
otots- Rankin CO "a Department
valdez Fufsltars Co. isio First N
a711i IND $3.50 II
FOR sALE-MIscELLANEoUs.
--.s-------a---.--.a-.-
SASH AND DOOR nhHGAINH
we have our oNn door mlll boy
paora Tor painting. fii0
Doors fef staining 81 vanishing o. 20
We mnHufaEfura every E-NHht %
fancy uindew We sell we have only
enc price, ne i1west on windows Large
cottage font windows alth fancy tops
and bottom glass fonta price faQl
our window frame department. We
hafe the largest product and make ~.
cry Trans 10 sell Plain frames 500
cotiaFa front doors with rlsss 100
Dm er.flsn9n of hpnraloN front
door "a 4 inches thick ana ia great
sis'ars faq3iaiag cent psE Zoo, 49,.
that have been ioft over OF ordered
wrong cuii doors $50 Theses doors
emlsht nave . spiit panel ~ some other
regular grade closing them out
Hfnn inr price lists Write your name
and address plainly ana We eiu for
mail free postpaid. without thaFae
~ y - WILLIAMS CO.
western Ave Seattle Wash
Iha iafg aai ana most CAV orabiY knawu
aash qua buof Dealers To- tho Northweai
Ii
FOR Sole wood turning lathe Air.
hafts 'Ireusfer cey nv Third Ave,
rear Phone ig3e. -i9-g0H
SEWING MACHINES = All Ana,
Agent Singer n Ruth. 1911 Fhst AZ
Main 1870 Ind as1s
ror saie-wslf rottsd manure nas,
iIsz 1910
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
==Hz-a=7'aHH1Hf7 az1.asaaals
Smith 4 Kelly tChsB wesley Smith
ffsderleh W Keliyj, ii0i Amarieaa
Rank Building
g % Piper Lawyer. husband ana
wife crimes. giaima nttfienants Hoama
2s and gl Union Block 1ig rirat av
AB8frAcToRs.
-. =. Z.
H8ath whittlasog ifanferd u bssFar, ~
Hailer nioch Phone. Main ICE
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~aEtp WANTgpr

AND AL CLASSIFIED AUS
One cent a word Minimum
charge isc. When chai 80.
account actual numoe! ~ 49,,
as set win be counted sN $3.50
Insertions made for me P,aNn9
of six when cash Is PAID. -
cap, lines, or fraction Nne'' 49,
win be counted as two une~
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Mrs. Nellie Rion

Ths celebrated f.sNehie bainSss fafs
HseFf7 asssetafea wifh Mrae fiF4 81
fHs NaIlaHn NafrI fsfnaf tfh anA ffNE
sfs Has saessd Infr hsf een haas. tlt
EnIan 81 Esfaeaa tth art Tn avs
wtsss sas cordially tnvitss bee nsny
fisHNaa eri 1atfuaa c. Haik NHHf9 ffufr
~ 20 d FafteFe % ssfuhfe9
tkst yea meef no EtfAnsvfs Nc si9ns.
iasf SANE ari r4inkss
ks Hsaftsf ~ sHFsffissfUsnt Nine
Ht1n wfIf esfsffnnn 90 Etfs hsF fsisssfat -
81 readings tor a. flr : shefa titas az
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$50 Down

go per month Large ioh 4 blocks
from Beacon Hll school ana ear line
Come ln rain OF shine. We viii show
you. Or call Main 1aO5.
CITY REAL ESTATE co,
Glp Pioneer Block
aatg4fH
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prAru NOTICES.

rssssE x nsi,s IS. November g.
afss fffh \ D.
NuiliQau-T. HuiitaHs -
IL Ia thts eftF a.
Yfaflom--A Barlow, - N#ftfNe@t -
prevalence hospital -.
Lister. Etttzhsth Lister -
her is etso FIRST Az. " IS.
Hafper--Mrs. N. hafFrf. ~ N'fN
IL IN this CITY -.
XNaatnN~rafs Wentav@rs ~ N"F*''
Is IL tala citY -.
Ynane Mrs YOUNG -. NeFss
IL in this city -.
f.araer-aW = Nufaefs -
II IN this fikx
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Classification cannot Do k'Ne"
after ~ O'Clock daily,
BALLARD AGENCY ~
Mullen. btep ballard avs 9ip
CITY Han phone. ballard sVe.
MAIN OFFiCE-seNchs 49,
between Union and unlNs'
Phones. Main 1859, Ind. 80,
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FERTILE ACRES
Naftr ~ seattle - tats safns I'VE
@sHe tracts sffh fee ftaA go. deepest safI
o. SIS uh5ie srFtlah Thsfes fflaasafss
better offered 70 fhafa ard afhH 81 a.
afs seff lee entY fse aaa - re tasM
Fsffns 60 asst
wHHr q WHEELER.
fet cniHlsn NieFa
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PAreNr ATToaNaYs.


PATENT ATTORNEYS.
Adams uraaks Registered Paisai
saa Trade Mafh AtfefneYai 10 faafs IN
tsattis ssts colmaa vlefh
narnss 4 co Registered patent atsof.
ssfs starr noSa hiees write isF book
raal = raisat nxrEnr Masual Iafs
eHorooRAPAERs' suPPLlts.
s-s------------.e--.------s
Asass.ea asss'y Co. IA ehsrY >, II
SECOND HAND CLOTHING.
We psf hishssl pstgas fgr second .hsnd
ladies sad rsnilsmsns eiothiHs farni.
,ele &c keso siit as AZ iaa tlls
sHoe oEALERs.
ss-.s-ez-~----ea-
rhs hest msns ssd boy. shess =,
haussh. las rir., ~
JOURNALISTIC MEDIUM.
~. Ross salgi, ns.s.sss
pfarhsfF ana hsaiins asstinss Tuss
aef ffffsf aahasF 81 tsss nsst
s 49, ,.s s.'ss e s. asn1 s 2ss Block
HeN Helen Nlr~ hNfAe4fh circles fQna
dafs fNustaFs friday ssrUinge 81 rans
ssitaflaa sally ifst flftt. Hotel fsns
aefas. taflng ~
STORAGE.
-@s=s#asasas-gasaasaasi-s
Nnian TrNnsfsf ttssfne a storage O.
ttts la fhanss Asin 80. la stt III
TRANSFER COMPANIES.
--~--"-----. --------~------.-----
~ yea sat 20 hass tff tho tieYd
Tfansfsf Co rorffa@t ~ hest uafs
tssssi pessstls rates aaia 80 eensst
81 40 tna
TYPG~RirERs
Ss~ sss sseeea hsna sSps~sltsss isi
- TTfssfttsfs rested Ths salts
fseaaisf Typsafitsr c. tef ftfst ~ =
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
sas~asaaas@sasssaaasss
chtar@ rhtfhsa ssars. hsoas iaras
rasrx taHa Z ffsaA eaNs ZEE lsfias hsas
tAfEs rskA retafaFa teEse haagy. hafs
esss ~ ief g&tt tsFN4s sAs desc. ~
F@H nteafh see ~ PIT % restaassss
81 fAgifir CITY % TaSsma iaf aftsrsa
Street. ear sssnsa seaa Ill
FARMS AND ACREAGE
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asIrtlArtoNs wANTEp."

"Situationa Wanted ave
tlsements s6e Tor Is wotuA
times Additional space, DC POI
line
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CRY RGAL esTATe.
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Free Turkeys

Free turkeys 10 an buyers IN Green
wood Park Second addition until nov
4eth Talk with Fay at cnd ~ ihinneF
Az Woodland ferh car line. or main
office
r. r FAY COMPANY. INC.
tog-toa.tef Mehlhorn uidg
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FoR sALe-AoUsHs

HOMEGROWN - YOUNGSTOWN
81 doWn g. SO month Price lfsA
Two blocks from ear st minutes fnW
planeaf square atsteru foet alley 50
foot street Abstract furnished
a D WttktNH q co.
Adams sal Residence West ~
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The Daughters 90 the American
HrVoiutian viii entertain al cards
tomorrow afternoon. beginning al 2
u'ciock. and Ia the evening at 3
o'clock. at the residence ~ Mrs
Ferry tseary for the benefit Of the
Washington Monument fund. whist
Niil be- played.
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nfs ~,
f1hl |
~ 4
a.
~ ~ ~ ]
- -
- nii'e
nsles
ID
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WANTED TO eUY-FURNITuRE

70 diapess ~ your used furniturs 70
A. advantaas caH up our eErhaasa ds.
pertinent We buF Tor cash or trade. Al.
loving literally nuy your furalfars IL
this arpartmanf-~ynu save q deal Ths
0fotss Rankin CO "a Department
valdez Furnitgrs Co. igio First N
az145 IND $3.50 IT
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cnEAr ACREAGE toMn
- hAFt ufaEs 10 th4 fifna ta sAshm a.
sssF ustas ffAita tsfF4ss ana ehseksns
eless Ia. Gals lfttl ts4ata ftt asan tts
FsF aantA Aisa hafs flsfss - re.
feat - p&fsiss no slu take save ~
ftefe See ~ mataHaan ~ Tafffta c1tg
- TaFutna fuisfufhAn 90 MfAmaAe
haiseman IN Ttmss ti4et teaay a&ff
cffFAf.esa ACRES Siss bs.ifhs
rtafa. ffnse - rnund aHir sfta "a
fssrss ~ tse daun sc res saanfA
AFulee $50 fsNrta aies h. cellar fnf All
wfntssi FREE seed sNa watsf Taks
steamer fsishAasn. psitfafh desk
Nafal.aa - - L.a n.-al---aal.r
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"a pro- |
' The |
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BUSINESS cHANcEs.


- foarns NIetiy Furnished Ices lease
terms fuIi aease. large uF7 tarnrHe
81 funanaattas bath. steffftsitF sn4f
81 faan hotel Naalr furnished
lease large ast inCousa. apaa teeatitY
haFxafa
rooms Sirs furrisare Frusn faii
Rkf.Hn& FnH Sal b. iiuinH tafas
bassassa large rool hell. ta3na tis hasi
ness faNrN Faantar. cigar store 81 Treat
nettins large lneeme rrira iaH t@fue
noan 7. itts Third A.
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MOUNTAINEERING ROOMS.

me RUSSELL. Mfnlshed bnusskeaplpH
suites % i've feoms each 81 per week
center uAiiAfd business district. elFrtFlg
usht sas. phones, piAee afsa hasseh
Ahsi
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-04

Experiments are now being raade by
drying and grinding alfalfa hay, which
is proving quite a success and prom
lses to add even more to the feeding
value Of the plant Also experiments
are now being conducted In grinding
and mixing with alfalfa hay meal
sugar beet pulp. This promises to be-
come very valuable feed and Is
called alfalmo. AS soon as the ma
chinery Is made that will handle the
hay to better advantage in grinding.
alfaimo will no doubt take the place
OF wheat bran in the feeding Of dair-
cows, and thus add much to the dairy
industry Of the country.-y. 8. White
n Kansas Farmer.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-04

1t is wrong to blame President .Roose-
Welt tor the failure of the government
to collect that $4,000, 100000 Standard
oil fine. President Roosevelt has not
had the power to make congress pass
laws that are sufficient to reach the
case, but must proceed under existing
laws. The case is still in the courts,
and If it turns out that the law is not
now sufficient to reach the offending
parties, or the government lacks suffi-
cient evidence to convict under existing
laws, let us net censure the president.
If we find that we have sent men to
congress and the U. S. senate who are
blocking legislation that would make
the punishment of offenders certain let
us wake up and do our duty. Let us,
the people of the United States, blame
no one until we have done our whole
duty. Let us weed out the Plaits and
the Depews, the Longs and the Aldrichs,
the Baileys and the Ankenys. Let us
send into retirement every Spooner and
his class. Let the people elect in their
place men like Lafollette, the Wisconsin
giant, and pass laws that are effective,
and then say to our presidents that we
expect the guilty punished. Then, if a
Roosevelt shall fail, condemnation will
justly belong to him. But we have nc
RIGHT RI cOndamn nnr Offoialc npt;1 ,,o
the people, have first done our full duty.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-04

aroused, and are watching the field oil
political action as never before. The
late election has sounded note OF warL-
ing, and the republican leaders have
seen the hand writing on the wall. If
the coming Legislature repeats the dis
graceful record of two years ago, the
state will be lost to the republicans two
years hence, as ought to have been this
year. The people are long-suffering,
and have, by narrow margin, taken
the republican party on probation, with
the understanding that the party must
not betray the people. The republican
party must not repudiate another prom
Use nor sacrifice the interests OF the
state. The party leaders do not want
to lose the state. And knowing the
temper of the people may not dare to do
things that they know will be unpopular
in two years. For this reason Mr..
Deary may have learned that it will be
may have learned that extension, if
granted, will be in violation of law and
justice. Senator Hepburn, it is reported,
while in Troy this fall, declared that
extension of time on existing contracts
is unconstitutional, and can not legally
be granted. If this be true land Mr..
Hepburn is certainly good authority,
the tim Der interests have learned the
truth ard have given up hope OF further
time. But the News warns the people
to be vigilant. The statement of Mr..
Deary may have been given out for the
sole purpose OF lulling the people into
fancied security, and while they are
sleeping the timber trust will quietly
carry off the Christmas goose. 1t has
been suggested by a prominent citizen
of the Avon country that the people TT
this section make preparation Low 10
fight an attempt to get extension, and
that an organization be perfected at
once. Funds would be raised and some
good man sent TO Boise to look after the
peoples end of the bargain, whose bust
ness 1T would be to keep the cltlz1ns oil
Latah county posted. Whoever is sent
will cooperate with the members of
the legis lature from Latah county, and
work with them, but making timber ex-
tension his sole business "We want to
have man on the ground who will
have the time, which our representa-
tives will not have, to keep the people
OF Latah county posted" This is the
work that will, il present plans mature,
be carried out. The News would like to
hear from others on this matter. If the
matter meets with public approval a
meeting will be called for Troy some
time during December and the necessary
plans perfected. Write to the Troy
News at once about your wishes.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-04
TIMBER EXTENSION.

VIM. Deary. of the Potlatch Lum Der
Company. has announced that the com
pany will this year make no demands
for extension on timber contracts. Let
us hope this is true. But the News de-
sires to sound note of warning. Look
ing over the fight of four years ago, it
will be remem bered how suddenly the
issue was raised, and to what dishones
lengths MIR. Deary and the timber col
panies went to gain their ends. The e
same people, under the leadership Of
Mr.. Deary, resorted to all manner
falsehood and treachery, and only ga g
up when they found that Cover -,
Frank Gooding, true to his elect0n
promises, would not betray the peoI
If the timber interests have this W.
abandoned the fight for extension cat.
ing the coming session of the Legislature,
it is because the republican leaders have
become heightened. The people are
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-04

If Andrew Carnegie really wants to
get rid OF his money he can do so by Civ
ing the country editors OF the United
States an opportunity to spend it. In
about year money would be the least
of Andy's trouble-unless he might be
worried as to where he could get enough
to pay for a meal ticket.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-04
IT,.

You are going to build, you better do it now while
Building Materials cheap all indications point
to higher prices on Lumber Doors and Windows The
fact is that Coast materials have advanced from to
20 per cent already. For prices, see
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-04

The best cigar in Troy at Rietmann
hotel office. Stiff
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1908-12-04
Sometime
New!

Under the new management of
the Rietmann Hotel everything
has been placed in a clean, sani-
tary condition-newly papered
and new furnishings installed.
A trial will convince you that
it is a fine place to put up at
while in Troy.