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New-York tribune., 1908-03-23
BOILER BLOWS OUT. KILLING TWO.

F2fnaf-rnrou y .E- March 1.-THE coi,eT II
IleIawa-e & Hudson fr-iea- locomotive Vas blown
ont while the engine vas -4ku- water at Sshfre-
vus carly thi- morning instantly s-i.ins 40 men
and fatally injurirE "a t0-rt-
The boiler vas glo-sg. about f11r hundred feet
Tho er zir-or L. 5lr1.1-icEso0. ard TIE oraSsra
\ korftee. both o. Albany ses, Instantly EIled
tv the explosion and the fireman. :. D. smith.
also Of O0couta. was -o 7aalc injured rs1r e
+:ed Al noon to-Gas. TIE cause of The explosion
Is not known. but tae railroad af'itIs are i1vesli-
eating
Burning Goals from the jC,-r1etlre SET IRE 20 t1s
station and the storage building Of 5tOddari E
Jenkins adjoining. and tie -a-t-~ Vas de>rrcy ett
TI- boiler I+rdrd sqtsaroIy across both in tracks
The night sseuser train <outhhound came along
only q iew minutes after Tire explosion and e
rar-cvIv ESCAPED running into the wrecked bCiis-.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-23
BROOKLYN THIRD RAIL BREAKS LOOSE
Accident on B. R. 7. Line Frightens Pas
sengers and Causes Delay

Ninety feet OF the third rail at Duuham Place
and Broadway, Brooklyn. Tere torn up last even
ing and dozen passengers VINO on the train
which did the damage narrowly escaped injury.
The train to a sudden stop. throwing The
passengers to the floor. II some minutes be
fore they were quieted, for there we're several
brilliant flashes OF electricity.
Fortunately hurt. and several Brook
iyn Rapid Transit employes managed after a half
hours delay 10 repair the damage and then trafFic
was resumed. 1t is believed that the rail became
l1osened by several poor shoes on the trains which
came in contact With IL.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-23
Grape-Nuts food is made

Grape-Nuts food is made
of Wheat and Barley, in large
10 lb- Ioaves which are
first baked. then sliced and
again baked until rock hard.
The slices are then ground
into the granules called
Grape-Nuts.
The long baking. changes
the starch of the cereals to a
form of sugar which is
easily digested and quickly
absorbed by even child.
IL affords ideal nourish-
ment for all agcs-from in.
fancy to maturity; for
all couditions-from the
Invalid to the Athlete.
"There's q Reason"
New-York tribune., 1908-03-23
PENN. R.R. SHOPS RESUME FULL TINE

BY T-.cgraph TIE Tribune
Trenton y. J. March 22.-Thc big shops Of rhe
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company here. beginning
tomorrow morning. viii he started again on fun
time. fifty hours week. with more than seven
hundred men employed For some months the sho.s
have been running only half time eight -hour
basis. txeaj -four hours a week In addition
full time for the full force il also zaEouu, that
more work VIII b. sent here in the future than
has been done in the past ana that more men WILL
be taken on and additional shops erected
New-York tribune., 1908-03-23
WOULD ORGANIZE 100000 WOMEN

Miss I.eonora O'ReIlly. organizer the Women s
Trade Union League told the members OF the Cen
tral Federated Union yesterday there between
five million and six million working in the
United States. and she says the league is going
10 cease efforts until it organizes them all She
was present TO ask the Central Federated Union 10
send speakers 10 public meeting of the league in
the Labor Temple No. 243 East saith street on Fri
dav evening. The request granted. Charles
Z Russell Will speak on ''Overemployed Women"
ana John Spargo will talk on The Unemployed
New-York tribune., 1908-03-23
SENATOR TtLLMAN MUCH BETTER.

Columbia. s G, March e2--United States Sen
ator 3. r. Tii.nan who stricken seriously i'll
at his home Thursday night. is regarded as
iuLch better tonight DR.. T. j. Hunter. the at
tending physician. says that tie Senator had
good night last night and rested well to-day. II
is expected that he will be IN few days. His
uife and son. B. Il. TiIlman, jr.. ii attendance
at the Senator's bedside.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-23
DELEGATES TO CHICAGO.
RETURNS Up TO D4TE.
To- for Taft, rs for Fairbanks. s for
Cannon, I for Hughes and Is
IncOmmitfed.

Thirty-eight delegates 10 the Republican Ma
.sol,al s-onK ention have been chosen since The
T-ihune's last summary of delegates elected was
rnblished. on March Is Two hundred and
eighteen delegates in all have now been named
ore hundred and sixty-two are instructed for
NJ Taft twenty-eight for MIR Fairbanks eight
for Sir Cannon. four for Governor Hughes and
sixteen are uncommitted-
IOWA.
The Iowa State Convention held at Des
Naines On March Is, elected as dele5ates-at-
large George D Perkins, of Sioux City: Lafay-
cite Young. Of les Moines: J. r. Lane of Dav-
EXPORT. and Frank ". Simmons. OF Ottumwa
Fourteen district delegates were elected:
The ID Sd 4sh 5th 9Th 10th and nth District con-
venti9ns were held at Des Aioines March Is
The q Disjr1St convention elected F w Ellis, Of
county They were not instructed.
n DubuqIe County. and Eugene Schafter OF
wight CUNT Ihsy We're INSTRUCTED for Tat
u CeTro tiordo County, and Charles Webster. Of
The 5,h District convention elected s worthein. of
Benton County. and f, r. Moore. Of Linn Coun-
The ~ District convention elected L F Potter OF
COUNTY they were instructed for TAFT
T lo District 0oyen5ion elected Rob Robert - Healy
slrh county. They were Instructed for Taft
7h ~ & cr o,,, Toiye5fl8a & % eeSsd NJ E 81 De R2 r2
Tolntt- They were instructed for Taft
NEW MEKTCO
The New Mexico territorial convention. held
a. Silzer City on March p. elected as delegates
sr-la-ge A T. Fall. w II H LIewellyn. H O.
Bo-suu. II a Otero. T. b Catrol and Charles
Z speiss, They were instructed for Taft The
delegation casts only two votes.
ILLINOIS,
Eight district delegates were elected from Il
iinois.
The aarr District convention. held Jacksonville
on March L. elected Stuart Fierson 81 Carroil. -o
son and Henri s6@ s55s say5se' OF Virginia ey
- sst District convention. held al Litchfieid on
March IS elected William b Ridgely. OF SAN
-smon county and r. r. Milner of Montgomery
7-oTnty They were instructed for Cannon
7rs "a District convention. held a. Salem on
March ~. elected ". 2 Blndy and H II Jones
r1sz vare instructed for Cannon
he IS5h Dis1rict convention held al Danye, on
Ns~cl q elected Lenluel Small OF FNankAaee;;
and q P Hitch, CT Paris They We're instructed
ro- Cannon.
VIRGINIA.
s:x district delegates were elected from Vir-
gina
Tie h Dirfc, convention, he'd at WythevW5le h W6 on
March i. elected J. W Mct14EoeE 9f ,g1i W yLhe
They not instructed - l-,,
News and -. H SnIi-hers- Of Northampton
In Sd District convention, held al MarShes{eT on
March - elected { r Moore and NJ. } En-
night They were instructed Tor IaIt
SCATTERING
,aT7e on March IS. elected p 7. Stanfield and J.
D Hegs1ed- They were instructed ted, for TAT. aft -
March 70 elected 9 l. PostOn, Of Athens. and
Zsre P11rIeT OF Perry County They were in
strUCted for Taft.
The distribution by states and territories
among the various candidates Of the 21s dele
gates 50 far elected Is shown IN the following
table:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-23

Paris March 2@.-The journal des Daczts' ~
editorial to-day nterprets the japanese invita-
ton 10 the American feet certain evidence rEa-
between these rwo countries = not a. posi-
bility. In the opinion of the pager. Japan realizes
that there is ample room for mr. eng-an.e in
Cnrea and MarCnuria.
The Temps publishes a long interview hic1
its foreign editor Andre Tar!ieu Iau with Repre-
sentative julius Kahn of San Francisco. in .vnicl
the latter declares that the japanese question -an
ne definitely settled only BY the passage e jag
G1ese exclusion bill
New-York tribune., 1908-03-23
NATION GETS $4,000 HEINzE FINE

Helena. Mont. March THE fine or s2s O0o i'm
posed upon F. Augustus Henze and his TWO mine
srperintendents Frank and TTerin. for contenlDr
OF court. forwarded TO the National Treasury
a. Washington yesterday being the last dsv OF
extension allowed by Judge Hunt The hue vss
imposed fer violation Of an Injunction in connec.
tion with litigation Butte mines
New-York tribune., 1908-03-23
ALMOST JUMPED FROM BRIDGE

Patrick Burns. Of No. IFS Third avenue Brook
Ign Jumping off the Brooklyn Bridge
a little after o'clock yesterday morning
Burns was attacked with deriuu trer1eflS near
the Brooklyn anchorage. lie tried climb ON er
the promenade railing. when patrolnlan sa w him
and took him in The prisoner was taken 20
;he observation ward az the Kings County Hos
piI1l
New-York tribune., 1908-03-23
ORIENTAL PAYS CLEARING HOUSE
Balance Of Large Debt Settled Yesterday
Depositors Next.

Hugh Kelly. president OF the Oriental Bank an
nounced last night that the bank had already he
gun TO pay off its creditors. its debt to the New
York Clearing House having been settled vester-
day in fun.
When the Oriental Bank closed its doors on Ian
uary 80 il owed the Clearing House 81 51 e51 % r-
outstanding loan certificates The bank will an
nounce to-day its arrangement for paying OF its
depositors, and payment will probably be begun
this afternoon Tomorrow morning
New-York tribune., 1908-03-23
JApAN's INVITATION TO FLEET

ST. Petersburg, March 22-The invitation eN-@'7
n The American fleet by Japan is applauded As a
shreUd move in diplomacy The E5OUrSe 1dzatte-
speaking Of this says; America naturally could
not refuse to accept the invitation Yet its ac-
ceptance will scf,e as q public atJestaucn Of the
peaceful intentions Of Japan. Of which she is es7e
cfay in need in view of her tOtteTjns finances and
credit The invitation has touch oi the
picturesque may dGht to-day ne
our guests"
New-York tribune., 1908-03-23
BRINGS sooiEs OF CANAL woa.me,

The Panama steamship Allianea. from Colon
brought to port yesterday the bodies OF David
Cooper and ", II. Sykes. Who were employed on
the canal They died At the hospital At CoIoy
New-York tribune., 1908-03-23

,-e--onJests zre being made tventy-sx OF these
z5ora Taft. w % Fairbanks four 10 Hughes and
Ta-s, -7e-1fe-shir q ire convention q 1905 $50
,---~esar- choice. <2l
Four state and territorial conventions VIII be
he'd This week including Sunday. March %.
namely
Tenne~see-HasfvfIIe. March IS
TEi7ois-Sp-ingheld- March IS
Porto Rico-San Juan March 20
These district conventions will he held this
rzCk-
2g TsnasseP95555s 2aE25 Ma1eh
Seventh Tennessee-Dickson. March -
Fourth Tennessee-Iebanon. March "a
Eighth Nichigan-5ssginsw March "a
1econd Ntrglnia-Norfolk. AaTcn =
rsFoae Tsi2RdEFTo Tiderce. Marcb IS
S.x-- ksnsss-0slorne March 2s
rffth Tirginia-Rocky Mount March IS
T7e1tz-second Iliinois-East St Louis. March
T-,e--~-ffra Ilinois-P,ncl5neyyille March IS
second Cseor-ia-T.aRson. March eS-
.rl Georgia AIarshsIlville, March 2s
S-s.s and territorial conventions called for
Arri and May are.
T-oszus-I Indianapolis April
>-zarsas-Litcle Rock. April .
So1rF Dsko5s-Iuron, April 3.
N--E,nia-Lynch burg. April &
sachasetts- Boston. April n
c-av York-Ne,y York City. April Il.
N=aaeso,5 f1irss Pfii April IS
z-zona-Tucson. April Is
c-eE da-WfnnernucCa- April 20.
Nsn Eaupsfire-CO April ..
f0l0-s sdo-Pueblo. April 2s.
South Caroiina-Co Columbis. April *
Vermont Burlington A rril %
PerrS- lvania-E isb1rE April -
"-esr Virginia -PaT1kersburg. April -
ziabanna Davidson faction -FirnninG ham.
Arrl' -
5Iississip sippi-Iacksen. April %,
5letue-Por+land. April 80
Ia--i isnd-F2a lrirnore- prii so
<orth ceroiira-c ireensboro April 30
AtasEe-k keTchikau. NAV .
NeH Jersey--Trenfon. Nav 3.
tornect ticlr-Es May and s.
--sna ma Birmingham. May
henfucky-- louisville. NAV s.
FEcmins-I-ander. May =
New-York tribune., 1908-03-23

Iouisisna-New Orleans. May
Michigan--Grand Rapids May L.
ldaho-W aiface. May Is.
Caiifornia-Sacrsmento May Ii.
North Dakota-Minot May IA.
Texas treorganized factionl-Wsco, May os.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-06-04
EsTRAY NOTIcE

Taken up At my place six and one-half u,fles
west and one mile south Of Nezperce fdeho
on May %, 1893. one sorrel pony. biazsd a.
uhits face, left forefoot and right bird FOOT
white. white spot on each side Of belly, small
white spot On left hip, also small saddle M 10
Of white on either side Of back, name roaebsd
weight about 700 or75o, branded . on the isft
Owen Mead.
Noties Is hereby given that unless the 4 hove
described anfmsl IL called for and sosfe neid
thereon the same viii be sold TO the hi0berf
bidder for cash on Tuesday the 18th dav ~
July. 1908, At the above described place Al
10 o'e1ock a. m MI Mo~kIcx
Of Eezpsrce precinct. Neg Perez
County, Idaho.
first publication June 4. 1908
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-06-04
Notice

A meeting ofthe members of tn.
Presbyterian Church of Ito, Idaho
is called for June 10, at ) so p. m
to transact the following business.
First : To direct the trustees of the
Presbyterian Church to sell lots
One, Two and Three, of block Nine
in the Oklahoma Addition to the
town of Chicago in Nezperce county
Idaho. Second To direct the trus-
tees of said church to mortgage lots
Eleven and Twelve in block four
.een of Simmons Addition to the
town Of Ilo- in NezPerce county,
IDAHO, for the sum of $500. 90 in
avoro Of the Board of Church Erec-
ion Of the Presbyterian Church in
he United States of America. Rev.
rank E. Beatty, Pastor.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-06-04
CONTEST NOTICE

Department OF the Interior. Land once a
lewiston. Idaho, April "a. 1905.
SUFFICIENT contest afndavit having beer
hled IN this once by samuel @. Bell. Of Ne1
perez, Idaho. contestant, against homestead
entry No. esf9. made January -. 1909. fol
~ nw14 and nell swL section ~. township s.
n. range 2 n 4 N, BY John symiie. eontestee.
In which 4 Is alleged that said John Smylie
never lived upon said described land. aud
never made any Improvements upon II what
ever. excepting the construction OF about 80
rods OF &wire fence along the south side Of
said tract; that the said alleged absence from
said land WAS not due 70 his employment In
the army. navy, or marine corps OF the United
States as private soldier. oiiicer. seaman or
marine. during the war with spain. or during
any other war In which the United states may
be engaged said parties are hereby notified
20 appear. respond. and Offer evidence touch.
ing said allegation at 10 O'Clock A. IA on June
2, 1905. before W W. Hammeli u h commis.
sioner at Nezreree. Idaho. land that anal
hearing viii be held az 10 o'clock a. m on July
1908 oefprel the Register aud Receiver Al
me United states land once in Lewiston.
The said eontessans having in proper aflids.
VT. iled May "a, 1905. set forth facts witch
show that after due diligence personal service
Of this notice cannot he made Il Is hereby.
ordered aud directed that such notice be given
due ard proper publication
FRS, publication May "a. 1905
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-06-04
Order to Show Cause Why Order Of
Sale Of Real Estate Should
Not be Made.

In the Probate court Of sss Perez County.
otto Convey, Lsls Convey, Forrest cosey. EYersi
Convey, minors
Ida Convey. the guardian Of the estals Of the
above named minors. having dled In this
court her petition duly verified praying for
an order Of sale OF all OF the real estate Of ALI
minors for tn- purposes herein set forth. II Il
therefore ordered that AL persons interested
In said estate Of said minors, appear before
this sid probate court on the end day Of Nag
l9os, at the hour OF 10 o'eleek a "a OF ssid esv'
A. the courtroom OF said court Al the court
house IN the city OF deviation. eounty Of Nsr
fsrce, state OF Idaho, TO show. cause why an
order should not DO granted 70 the said guar
dian 10 sell All Of the real estate Of the said
minors and that a copy Of this ordss b pub
ushed At least faur successive weeks in the
Nezperee Herald. = newspapers printed and
published In said county.
Dated this End day OF APRIL fsca
First pub April 20. 1898.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-06-04

ing a small amount each year. who
become dissatisfied because they are
not getting rich fast enough and go
into some other scheme or business
and perhaps move to another To-
cality or country, loose instead of
gain by the move. There are
times when it becomes necessary and
profitable for people to make changes
to different localities and in making
the change it is not through any
other desire than to benefit them
selves and these always have a.
good word for the place. or locality
from which they have moved and
his class viii always advise others
o be careful about changing.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-06-04

The future prospects for those
who own real estate on the famous
Nezperce prairie is growing brighter
every day. Another good crop and
good prices this year following the
banner year of 1907 and there will
be no country in the northwest where
the farmers are so free from debts
and have good homes as well as a
good country in which to live.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-06-04

Too much attention is frequently
given to the man who makes fnan-
cial success of sons undertaking
and not enough given to the one who
makes a failure. The fellow who
is continually shifting his place of
living or residence from one locality
or country to another and finally be-
comes rich through SONS move is too
often pointed out to the people as a
model or is given SO much notoriety
that others are induced to follow
his example. On the other hand the
one who makes failure is frequent
ly never heard of. The promoter of
any scheme or enterprise never calls
to the fellow who has made
q failure and perhaps lost all that
,e may have had or accumulated, but
s constantly calling your atten-
ion to the amount of money that
erhaps one out of dozen and in
lany cases smaller per cent. has
Iade. Ninety per cent ofthose who
&c making living and accumulate
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-06-04
I'm INNS on Your nandeIions

If the following instructions are
followed out. good results will fol.
low:
Procure good spray pump. one
that holds about three gallons. and
can be carried while spraying.
Spray when the leaves are dry and
can be kept dry for several hours
after spraying. Spray with a fine
mist, which can be done only with a
good nozzle under high pressure.
Use iron sulphate at the rate of IA
to 2 pounds per gallon. Do not let
the solution stand more than two or
three hours after mixing. Strain the
solution through a fine sieve or cloth
into the spray dan. so that no ma
terial will get into the pump to clog
i up. Spray about every six weeks
Or whenever the dandelions start
into growth. Keep the lawn grass
we'll watered, so that the grass can
overcome by vigorous growth any
damage resulting from the spray
solution. Do not spray any more
han is necessary to kill the dande-
ions.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-06-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Stale OF Idaho
County OF Nex reree ~
>. In !. the Probate Court Of Sssreres County,
In the mstssr OF the estate OF John Magni-
son. deceased.
Notice is hereby given BY the undersi xnsd w.
r. Larson. administrator OF the estate u job a
Aagnisou. deceased, TO the creditors Of. and all
persons having claims against the salt deceas-
ed, 10 exhibit them with the necessary voueb.
erS, within ten monlhs after the nrst pu blien-
ton OF this notice. 10 the said adm illustrator
Al bis once In the village OF Nezperee, Nez
Perez county. state Of ldnho the same being
the place for she transaction OF the business
Of said estate, In the county aforesaid.
Dated May IS. 1905
W. n Larson. Administrator
A. A. Alvord, attorney for administrator
First publication May n. 1905.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-06-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of tbs interior. Land orfes a.
Lewiston, Idaho. April n, 1905.
Notice II hereby given that Iem % h. "a ford
one OF the hrirs Of Jefferson ". SANFORD. de-
ceased. Of Wheatiknd. California, who on
July II, 1901. made Homestead knlry NO asa
n. Township IS n, Range zE 80 ID.
hled notice Of intention 50 make anni 6ve
year proof. 10 establish claim 10 the land above
described, before ". ". hsumeli. q. 8 com
day Of June. 1908
Claimant names a. Witnesses: John smylle
John n. smylie. Henry I. Lynn. Robert vi
Near, al OF Nezpefee. Idaho.
Firstpub April 20. 1905
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-06-04

These "Two Dollar Unionists" as
they are sometimes called by a limb
of the big grain company. are in a
great measure responsible for the
coming of the railroad to Nezperce.
as suggestions made by some of
them was the starting point of the
winning plans. No wonder the
grain company does not like union
lists.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-06-04
NOTICE TO CONTRACTops

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will
be received b. the undersigned for the con
structi0n Of q bridge across Lawyers CANYON
about Eve miles south Of the town Of Nezoerce
in road district No. %. up 70 the f4th dag Of
July. 1893, Al 10 O'Clock a m. ~ which time the
said bids will be opened. work TO be done
according TO plans and specifications on lie In
this ONCE Certified cheek In the sum 81 Der
cent of the amount Of each bid to accompan
the same 10 be forfeited In case bid Is ACCEPTED
and contract not executed. Successful bidder
70 furnish surety bond or deposit certiesd
check in full amount Of contract price for
completion Of work. The board reserves me
right to reject any and all bids.
By order Of the Board Of County Com rnissfou
ers, Nsz Perez county. Idaho.
". L. clifford. CLERK.
lowf BY W.. x Dzggett, Deputy.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-06-04

win move bis family here in the neal
future.
Attorney c. Nj. Stearns. of Nex.
perez. was in the city last Friday and
informed us he would move here this
week to become permanent resident
of Cottonwood. He has secured
rooms over the Sims Mckinney store
where he win open up his Offices in
the'next few days. Mr.. S,earns is
a competent lawyer and will ulti-
mately build up good business
here.
The Camas Prairie Land Company
closed a deal late last week for the
sale of the E. D. Lamb place north
of town to Frank PuthoF. formerly
of Nezperce. for $500. The farm
contains 100 acres and is fairly we'll
Mr.. Lamb retains all
the stock and machinery and will
harvest this years crop. giving Mr.. |
Puthoff possession of the place some |
'ime this fall. Mr.Lamb left Mon
lay for southern Idaho in search of
/ new location and will also look
'ver most of eastern Oregon before
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-06-04
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. Land once q,
Lewiston, Idaho. April n. fsas.
hotico - hereby given that william Gerkey.
81 Greer idaho. who on February "a. 1901
made Homestead Entry No sol. for lot y aud
sWl SEA-, section 3. tou uship IS q. range n
u. has dled notice Of Intention 10 mi ke anal
nYeyear proof. to establish claim 70 the Lao
above described. before ". ~ dammell. o. =
Com missioner. . Sczperee, Idaho. on the 10Th
day OF June. 1903
tlaimsnt names a. witnesses: ROY 7.
wilkinson. John T. Sell. Wilson Martin.
august 6erkey, all Of Russell Idaho
7. n. BsnrLxrT. Register.
First publication April %. 1913.