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Arizona republican., 1908-07-27
KOREAN MURDERER
ON TRIAL TO-DAY
The Patriot Who Slew Durham White
Stevens, at San Francisco.

San Francisco, July ga murder
trial of international interest will be
called tomorrow when the case of In
Wang Chang, the Korean, who last
march shot and killed Durham White
Stevens, diplomatic advisor to the KO-
rean emperor, as Stevens was board
ing the ferry on his way to Washing
ton, Is called
Chang. who is a diminutive Korean.
thirty years of age. looks like a boy
of fifteen. He has never expressed re-
gret, but has always declared that
Stevens had been instrumental in Civ
ing Japan control of Korea. Ample
funds for the defense have been raised
by the Koreans and the prisoner will
be represented by able counsel.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-27
A SUNDAY OF REJOICING.
ConstantinopIe En- Fete Over the New
Constitution.

Constantinople. July 26.-Sunday
was given up to patriotic speeches and
rejoicing over the PRONUNCIATION of the
new constitution by the sultan. All
the steamers on the BosphOrus were
decorated with flags and ten thousand
people marched in a procession.
The papers express the hope that
the people will cooperate with the par
lament and the sultan. During the
demonstration the people compelled
the ministers of state to swear fidelity
to the constitution.
The principal points of the new con-
stitution are: Personal liberty; no
punishment without trial, religious
liberation, a free press, the equality of
all ottoman subjects, security of prop
erty, the inviolability of the domicile
and the abolition of torture. The
general assembly will consist of two
chambers. the senators to be chosen
by the sultan for distinguished, ser
vices and the deputies to be elected
Following the sultan's order all spies
have disappeared
Arizona republican., 1908-07-27
A BRITISH
REBELLION
Against Tyranny of Ameri-
can Beef Trust
The Government Accused
OF Aiding and Abetting
Its Operations

London, July 26.-The American
beef trust was violently denounced
and the British government openly ac-
cused of assisting the greedy Amer
lean octopus in preventing the people
of England from getting their beef
steaks at a reasonable price at meet
ing of the National Federation of
Meat Traders Association held IN this
city yesterday, and q resolution was
passed complaining of the stringency
of the regulations restricting the land
ing of foreign animals into this codn-
try. In order to obviate the effects
of foreign control systematically reg
ulating our meat supply, the govern
ment was asked to appoint immcdi-
ately a committee of the house of
commons to inquire into the matter
with a view of adopting remedial
measures. Strong complaints W ere
made against the board of agriculture,
and a deputation was appointed to
wait upon the prime minister.
Lord Robert Cecil wrote that in his
opinion there was grave reason 10 fear
that the beef trade in this country was
profoundly affected by the operate ms
of a foreign trust. The matter APP
pcared to him eminently one for in
ql.iry, by a select committee Of the
house of Commons, aGd ne would do
his utmost to secure Ihc appointment
of such a committee.
Mr.. B. Strauss, NJ. p, said he was
surprised that a great free trade gov
ernment such as this should keep up
these protectionist practices. The
whole danger of importing cattle into
this country was to the American
meat trust, which was running this
country for all it was worth for its
own purposes. Our government was
hoodwinked by this trust But they
had put their shoulders to the wheel,
and meant to keep them there. AS to
helping the agricultural districts of
this country by the present policy. he
called it all "ort' and "bogey" The
government was simply playing into
the hands of the meat trust-the
greatest combine the world had ever
seen. and this question was the most
iniquitous which had ever come before
this country
Arizona republican., 1908-07-27

cruisers and twenty torpedo boats
so that England is safe If her war
ships are i'm perfect fighting condition.
But there appear to be many de-
fects. The admiralty does not keep
the fleet in proper fighting condition,
perhaps from motives of economy.
Wealthy England can always out
strip us in the speed with which
battleships are built. But there is
another question, whether England
can find the necessary number of
men to provide crews for the fleet.
Germany is in possession of an in
exhaustible source in conscription,
but England will certainly experience
great difficulty in finding men.
At gunnery drill no single gunner
on any single ship succeeded in hit
ting a target.
In the boat drills six upsets oc-
CURED. due to the lack of seaman
handling them.
on one of the cruisers whose
name has not been divulged, the
first lieutenant, who was not entire
ly sober at the time, fell down the
steep steps leading from the bridge
and was severely injured.
on two other ships there were
riots among the sailors, due to
discomfort with the food supplied.
Frequently flag signals flown from
the flagship were either not under
stood at all or were badly misunder-
stood. with the effect that all sorts
of different movements were made
by different ships.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-27
A Result of the British Naval Maneuvers
In the North Sea
A German Expert Believes That the Maritime Su-
premacy of Great Britain is Only Theoretical and
He Explains Why

Berlin, July 26.-Great Britain's
hope that her recent gigantic man
euvers in the North sea would make
Germany realize her helplessness in
face of her present isolated position
has come to naught if one is to
judge by the expressions of the Ger
man military experts.
Colonel Gaeake, one of the greatest
German naval and military authori-
ties, in an article in the Berlin Tage-
blatt, openly says that if any power
is helpless it is England and not
Germany, and that in case of a war
the former country would be de-
feated as completely as was France
in 1901.
Saws the Colonel: 1t certainly does
not appear that the British minister
of war, Mr.. Haldane, will achieve
success with his territorial army.
There can be no doubt whatever
that this new army which is in
tended to protect England from in
vasion will be, apart from its numer-
icaI weakness. a citizen army" of
no military value whatever.
Mr.. Haldane's army reforms are
based on the suppOsition that Great
Britain has absolute command of the
sea. 1t is true that Great Britain
can theoretically at any moment op-
pose a fleet of twenty battleships,
twelve first class cruisers, thirteen
protected cruisers, siXtytwo destroy
ers and torpedo boats. and thirty
nine submarines to the German ac-
tive fleet. consisting of sixteen bat
tleships, three cruisers, six smaller
Arizona republican., 1908-07-27
REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COM
MITTEE

Chicago. July 26.-Chairman Hitch
cock of the national republican COM
mittee tonight named the executive
committee which will consist of the
following members:
Charles F. Broker of Connecticut,
T. Coleman Dupont of Delaware, Will
liam f. BOrah of Idaho Frank o. Low
den of Illinois. Charles Nagel Of Mis-
souri,, Victor Rosewater of Nebraska,
Arizona republican., 1908-07-27
CINCINNATI IN GAY coLoRS.

Cincinnati, July 2G.-Mr. Taft today
while guest of his brother, attended
services at Christ Episcopal church.
Tomorrow he will work at the trade
Of politics, attending a meeting of the
state committee and meeting infor-
mally members Of the notification
committee and lending aid to the local
managers. On Tuesday he will deliver
his speech of acceptance The city is
taking on a holiday appearance and
viii be generously decorated on ac-
count of the ceremonies of notifica-
ton.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-27
DOUBLY A PRESIDENT.

New York, July 26.-Roosevelt has
accepted the honorary presidency of
the Peace and Arbitration League
which is the outgrowth of the North
Carolina congress, which has for its
object the equal armament of nations
and effective arbitration.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-27
HALF HEARD FROM.
The Probable Result of the Texas
Primaries.

Dallas. Tex, July 26.-Tonight's re-
turns from the democratic primary
held yesterday account for less than
half the vote. 1t is indicated that
Campbelrs majority for governor over
Williams will be $4,000. Attorney
General Davidson has a lead of 700
over Wynne. State for prohibition
had a very slight lead The result is
not Apparent.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-27
SUIT OF RUSSIAN GENERAL.
Against a Swiss City For Damages BY
Reason of Arrest.

Basic, July 26.-Because he was ar
rested as suspected of numbering his
wife in a Swiss hotel Major General
Twardowsky of the czar's army has
begun suit against the city of Basle
and demands as damages 900
francs which he declares he will do
nate to the poor.
At the trial the general was acquit-
ted but he has little prospect of win
ming his suit and it is generally
thought that he would never have be-
gun it if he had not been forced to
do so by the cZar
Arizona republican., 1908-07-27
HoNDURAN REVOLUTION ENDS.

Tegucigalpa, Honduras, July 2G-
Government troops today occupied the
town of Choluteca, recently captured
by the revOlutionists. 1t is believed
that this practically ends the revolu-
tiOn.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-27
AN EYEsoRE TO DEMOCRATS.

Lincoln, July 26.-Lincoln democrats
will make an effort to have the Taft
banner which is hung over Main street
removed on the day that Bryan is for
mally notified. The banner, which
prOclaims that Taft will carry Nebras-
ka and has been an eyesore to demo-
Gratis since it was hung. was partially
destroyed the week after it was first
placed
Arizona republican., 1908-07-27

William L. Ward of New York. Edward
G. Duncan of North Carolina Boise
PenrOse of Pennsylvania. II was de-
cided that the executive committee
should be made up solely from the na-
tiOnal committee.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-27
GERMAN IN FIRST.
It Completed the New York to Paris
Race.

Paris. July 26.-The German auto
mobile in the New York to Paris race
arrived this evening and was greeted
with great cheering by promenaders
as it swept to the finish post There
was no ceremony
Arizona republican., 1908-07-27

One of the larger ships had put
to sea without having one of her
compasses adjusted. none of the Of
ficers having thought of this i'm
portant detail.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-27
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington, July 26.-Forcast for
Arizona: Fair in the south; showers
in north Monday and Tuesday.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-27
RdCyCIeS
H. S. GriSWOId ( Co.

Sell them and they have proved them
selves to be the easiest running and
strongest bicycles made.
They also sell bicycles Of the best
make at way down prices and have a
large stock OF buggy and bicycle tires
at prices most reasonable.
1896 w. Adams st. Phone 1880
Arizona republican., 1908-07-27
BASEBALL

American Leaque.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-27

FOR SALE-Five acres on North
Center street. Well located for subdi-
vision. E. E. Pascoe, 110 North Center
Street.
Arizona republican., 1908-07-27

FOR SALE-Brick cottage in Benz
nett's Addition, $3150.00. E. E
Pascoe. 11O North Center Strsst
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-20

The little attacks of stomach trouble
and stomach disorders will undoubt-
eddy lead to chronic dyspepsia unless
you take something for sufficient
time to strengthen the stomach and
give 1t chance to get we'll. II you
take Kodol in the beginning the bad
attacks OF Dyspepsia will be avoided,
but II you allow these little attacks
to 60 unheeded it will take Kodol a
longer time to put your stomach in
good condition again. Get bottle
OF Kodol today. Sold by Sprague's
Pharmacy.
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~ eppEet he epec1es and 1um-
baeUd and the number Of shells
and, accepting III tea offered
y out ! Tiny cigarette cas- Of swsst
wood heavily crusted with rost
With whom were you shooting r.
Ted Grace, q Marion dropped one
4 shaped leg over the other and
eathed her delicately tanned fea-
b In smoke.
gtephen siward and Blinky. They're
II yet, but had some letters to
lite" She glanced ieisurely at Sylvia
d touched the ash tray with the
Aitening end Of her cigarette. That
8 you let NJ asiward. - c.4s a good
s. I'm takzh9 him to Jersey next
eek for the cock shooting"
Sylvia returned her calm gaze blank
IAN unreasonable and disagreeabla
lock had passed through her.
''My North Carolina pointers are use
ss for close work. observed Marion
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-20
Comforting Words.

N0W1Otun4 Wot0S.
Many Twin Falls Household win fisl Thsn So.
To have the gains and aches Of bad
back removed; to be entirely tree from
annoying. dangerous urinary disorders
is enough to make any kidney sufferer
grateful. To tell him how this great
change can be broug BIT about will prove
comforting words to hundreds Of Twin
Falls readers.
Mrs. James g. Lee, Of 1918 North
Harrison avenue, Pocatello. Idaho says:
while have never used Doan's Kid
uey pills personally. my husband, who
IL an engineer on the o. s. L. railroad,
has taken them with the best Of sue
cess. Like most men whose calling Il
that Of raiload engineer. he has
. great deal OF trouble from pains in
his Ions, back and kidneys, Otter
times when he came home nights, he
complained Of his back bothsr,ng him
severely. When l sew Deans Kidney
Pills advertised went to drug store
and yet = box. He commenced thu .use
q the remedy and the first bsx did him
90 much good that he continued taking
than until the backachs disappe srsd
and he has had NO return Of the1troubls
since, sssg4ss
For s.ls 81 allsdeAler. Prize 50 ceat.
Cro.&A = " &fe,s, -, - TasslQS1<s NV rt
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-20

While Kennedy's Laxative Cough
syrup is especially recommended for
children, 1t is, of course, just as good
for adults. Children like to take it
because it tastes nearly as good as
maple sugar. Its laxative principle
drives the cold from the system by
q gentle, natural, yet copious action
OF the bowels. Sold by Sprague's
Pharmacy.
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condolences. Hs had no opinloa =
eGpsess VIXEN invited. And be became
WY. very rich. r.
And over Il Ill spread thin men,
'beane Of vanity, i nervous, net intel
isct1,al esnsitiveness, Tor Ill sense Of
humor was absent In this man, whose
smile when not physical effort was
automatically and methodically respon-
sive to certain liked cues.
A sudden rain squall noisy against
the easements, had darkened the room.
Then the electric lights broke out with
mild candlelike luster, aud Quarter,
standing beside sylvia's chair, discov-
cred it to be empty.
1t was not until he had dressed for
dinner that he saw her again, seated
on the stairs with Marion Page, a new
appearance Of intimacy for both wom-
en-, who heretofore had found nothing
except passing civility in common.
Marion explained that Siward was
too busy to do any southern shooting.
which was why he was glad to have
her polish Sycamore on Jersey wood
cock.
II thought 1t was not good for dog
to be used by anybody except his mas
ter" said Sylvia carelessly.
"Only second raters suffer. Besides,
have shot enough now with Mr.. ST.
ward to use his dog as he does
HE IL an agreeable shooting COM
nanion" smiled sylvia
HE Is perfect" answered Marion
coolly. ''The only test for thorough
bred is the field He rings true"
They exchanged carefully impersonal
views on Siwards good qualities for a
moment or two. Then Marion said
bluntly, do you know anything in
particular about that PATRONS club
AFFAIR."
NO." said Sylvia, nothing In par
dcular."
Neither do I, and l don't care to.
l mean that don't care what he did,
and l wish that gossiping old major
would stop trying to hint 1t to me-"
my unclev'
"Oh, forgot Beg your pardon, you
know, but the major limited that the
woman-the one who figured In it's
rather exclusively Mr.. Siward's prop
erty.'"
And all through dinner an Indefinite
~ unpleasant remembrance Of the con
versation fingered with Sylvia, and she
sat silent for minutes at time, re
turning to actualities with long, curl
GUS side glance across at Siward an(
an uncomprehending smile Of Assem-
for whatever Quarter or Major Bel
wether had been saying to her.
Cards she managed to avoid aftel
dinner and stood by Quarters chai
for half an hour, absently watching
the relentless method and steady ad
herence to rule which characterized
his bridge playing. Then she turnet
on her heel. restless. depressed. in
clined for companionship. The Pag
boys had tempted Rena and Eileen t
the billiard room; Voucher, Alderden'
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-20

Does your back ache? Do you have
sharp pains in the side and the small
of the back? This is due, usually, to
kidney trouble. Take DeWitt's Kid
ney and Bladder Pills They will
promptly relieve weak back, backache,
rheumatic pains and all Kidney and
Bladder disorders. Sold and recon-
mended by Sprague's Pharmacy.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-20
Morton Page.


watching the blue smoke curling up
ward from her cigarette.
Sylvia, distrait, but with downcast
eyes on Are under the fringed lids, was
thinking OF the check Siward had CIV
en- her for Sycamore. The transaction
for her had been business one on
the surface only. She had never meant
to use the check. She had laid It
away among a few letters, relics,
pleasant souvenirs Of the summer To
her the affair had been softened by
Ia delicate hint Of intimacy-the delight
he was to take in something that had
once been hers had given her faint
taste Of the pleasure OF according
pleasure to man. And this Is what
he had sdOnc4 =
In ones and twos the guests reported
a. the dusk curtained fog closed in on
Shotover Quarter came, dry as Z
chip under his rain coat, but his silky
beard was wet with rain, and moisture
powdered his long, soft eyelashes and
white skin, and his flexible fingers as
he drew OF his gloves seemed startling
in their Wilderness through the gather
ing gloom.
II suppose our evening walk Is out
Of the question:" he said, standing by
Sylvia, who had nodded greeting and
then turned her head rather hastily to
see who had entered the room. It was
Siward, only vague shape in the
gloom, but perfectly recognizable to
her. At the same moment Marion
Page rose leisurely and strolled to-
ward the billiard room.
"Our walkr' repeated Sylvia alb
sently. ITS raining. you know" Yet
| only a day or two ago she had walked
to church with Siward through the
rain, the irritated major feeling oblig
ed to 60 with them. Her eyes follow
ed Siward's figure, suddenly darh
against the door OF the lighted bill
Hard room, then brilliantly illuminated
as he entered, nodded acceptance +
Mortimer's invitation and picked uI
the cue just laid aside by Agatha
Caithness, who had turned to speak t.
Marion.
His fiancee's inattentton was moi
agreeable to Quarter A dozen thingf
had happened since his. arrival which
had not bean agreeable to him-hsl
failure to meet him at the Fells Cross
ing and tho reason for her failure and
her informal acquaintance with 81
| ward, whose presence at Shotover ht
had not looked for. and her sudden In
timacy with the man he had nevel
particularly liked and whom within
lsix months he had come to detest and
%avoid.
J In few years indifference to 81
I hard had changed to passive disap
prevail, that again to an emotionless
dislike, and when the scandal at thu
PATRONS club occurred for the frs
thine in his life he understood what 4
twas to fear the man he disliked. Fol
lii Siward had committed the insane
imprudence which had cost him hii
title to membership he had also dom
something, knowingly or otherwise
which awoke In Quarter cold, SLOW
fear, and that fear was dormant, pu
present now. and It for the time heinl
dictated his attitude and bearing to
ward the man who might or might no
be capable OF using viciously q knowl
ledge which Quarter believed that b
Unjust possess.
For that reason when It was no
Ipossibl4 to avoid Siward his bearinl
toward him was carefully civil. q
lence was always desirable to Quar-
1T kANs
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-20
Poultry Association Meetine.

The Twin Falls County Poultry as
sociation will meet at the Commercial
Club rooms in Twin Falls. at Q p. M.
Saturday August 18th. All who are
interested In any branch Of the poultry
industry are urgently required to at
tend.
Mrs. B. F. Mcpherson, Secretary
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For Rent.

Furnished house with good garden,
four miles fro0 town. Renter to buy
my chickens and hay. Address L. E.
Boswell, general delivery. Twin Falls,
Idaho.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-20

VIII plant commercial orchard or
furnish nursery stock In exchange for
team, spring wagon, grubber or any
thing / can use on ranch.
tt w. o. Wann.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-20
For Sale.

| One span light driving mares, buggy
and harness. Inquire at Twin Falls
House. 7-23-8-20 pd
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Announcement.

l hereby announce myself a candi-
date for nomination on the Republican
ticket for County Commissioner for
Bull Districe No. /, subject to the Re-
publican primaries.
w. S. Harris, Bull, Idaho.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-20
Land Wanted.

I want several farms for myself and
friends. Give particulars, q. Mulloy
general delivery. ct
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AAOu WeEV OSCupleu III = lOFulcE >
sketch for an ideal shooting. -rehicle to
be built on the blackboard principle,
with clever arrangement for dogs,
guns, ammunition and provisions. 81
wards profile as 1t bent in the lamp
light over the paper was very engag-
Ing.
Sylvia had taken q hesitating step
toward them, but halted, turning ir-
resolutely. and suddenly over her crept
q sensation Of isola tion-something OF
that feeling which had reused her at
midnight from her bed and driven her
to Grace Ferrall Tor refuge from she
knew not what.
The rustic Of her silken dinner gown
was scarcely perceptible as she turned.
Siward, moving his head slightly,
glanced up, then brought his sketch to
a brilliant finish.
Don't you think something Of this
sort Is practica Bile r he asked pleasant
". including Mrs. Ferrall and Kath-
ryn Tassel In general appeal which
brought them into the circle Of two.
Grace Ferrall leaned forward, looking
over Marion's shoulder. and siward
rose and stepped back. with quick
glance into the hall--in time to catch
slimmer Of pale blue and lace on the
stairs.
Il suppose my cigarettes are In my
room as usual" he said aloud to him
self. wheeling 30 that he could not
have time to zee Mftrion's offer Of her
little gold incrusted case or notice her
quickly raised eyes. bright with suspi-
cion and vexation.
He greeted her In his usual careless,
happy fashion Just a. she reached her
chamber door. and she tursed at the
sound Of his voice, confused, unsmil-
Ing. little pale. I.
rs It headache q are you. too, IN
quest Of cigarettes I" he asked a. be
stopped IN passing her whore abe
stood, one slender hand on the knob
OF her door.
II don't smoke, ron know" abe said,
looking up At him, with cold little
laugh. TT isnt hsadachs either. ]
was boring myself Mr.. siwaxd."
rs thsre any virtue II ~ a. : rsfn-
edyY' Is ss,s
ssoh, / havs no doubt you have -
! a virtues, Porhaps ron mieht 70 ~ Z
temperaxy remedy 6fst aidst - IT, ~
iurod. ahe lau0Aed aeaiu 10y
ND1t - - . ! aqe2 - ~ =
aoffno. aAss &
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For Sale.

A rOoming house doing good busi-
ness. Inquire at The Shodair, Twin
Falls, Idaho. 10 tt
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-08-20

TWIN FALLS SOCIALIST LOCAL
Meets Saturdays at s p. M, corner of
Tenth Ave-, and Teuth st. Every
body invited to come and also to ask
qestion1 regarding Socialism.
H. H. Freedheim, Secy-Treas.
Office one block due north Of p. O.
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$4,000.

to loan on improved farms. Rate OF
Company