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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-08-14
Harry Thaw Bankrupt.

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. HILARY X
Thaw's voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy marks the first move in his.
definite intention to divorce his beau
tiful wife, Evelyn Nesbit Thaw. Once
he is free, according to a close friend
of the family, Harry intends entering.
upon a new era, which comprehends
the renouncing of his former methods,
of life. This, it was stated tonight,
will be achieved in his home city,
Pittsburg, where he intends to settle
down to business career as soon as
sanity.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-08-14
ILLINOIS
TICKETS
DENEEN AND STEVEN
SON FOR GOVERNOR.
RESULT OF PARTY PRIMARIES
VERY SLOW IN BEING
MADE KNOWN.

Chicago, Aug. 10.-Democratic state
ticket:
Endorsed for United States senator
Lawrence B. Stringer.
Nominated for governor-Adlai E.
Stevenson.
Lieutenant gOvernor-A. E. Perry.
Secretary of Stack. F. Bedler.
Auditor-Ralph Jeffries.
Treasurer. D. Mount.
Attorney general-R. G. Hall.
Clerk of supreme court-Returns toe
meager to be estimated.
Republican state ticket:
Endorsed for United States senator
Albert J. Hopkins.
Governor-Available returns indi
cate Charles s. Deneen.
Lieutenant governor-J. G. Oglesby
or F. l.. Smith.
Secretary of state-James F.. Rose
AUDITOR. S. Mccullough.
Treasurer-Andrew Russell.
Attorney general-William H. Stead
Clerk of supreme court-Christophel
Manner.
The result of the primary election
SO far as it is accurately known in re
gard to the state officers, is given il
the above lists.
The vote on senator was: Hopkins
97,051; Foss, SS,573; Mason, 62,596.
On governor the vote was: Deneen
167,151; Yates, 154,436.
Senator Hopkins declares that hi
believed he will be Endorsed for The
senate by plurality of $4,000.
1t is generally believed that, ire
spective of the popular vote on sena
torial Endorsement, bitter fight will
be precipitated at the next session o
the state legislature between Foss ant
Hopkins,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-08-14
WASHINGTON ITEMS.

A larger grain crop will be har-
vested in Kittitas county this year
than last season.
1t is estimated that the Yakima
county grain crop this year will be
$50 per cent normal.
The July report on state finances
by State Auditor Clausen shows re-
ceipts of $4O7,836 and disbursements
of $535,589.
At the Yakima County Horticultural
union warehouse at North Yakima the
packers are now sending out about a
car a day of mixed fruit. So far 10
cars have been sent out.
With wheat yielding from rs to 80
bushels an acre and the price ranging
| from rs cents to 80 cents a bushel,
farmers around Pullman are happy.
1t is estimated that 80 per cent of the
wheat is of the winter varieties and
that it will yield within 10 to Is per
cent as much as last year.
Funeral services were held Sunday
over the remains of M. e. ChOate, who
died at Rosalia of heart disease, aged
Of years. DeCedSou Was well huOWh
in eastern Washington and the funeral
was very largely attended. Burial was
made at Odd Fellows cemetery.
Fire caused the loss Of $4,000 in
burned stables at the grounds of the
Walla Walla county fair Sunday morn
ing, the principal loser being the fair
association, whxe number of patrons
who had horses in training lost from
$2G0 to $500 each. The fire was caused
by spark from passing engine.
Inspector w. B. Kent of the forestry
service has been in the Methow valley
10 days, under special instructions
from the forestry department, to make
examinations of a considerable area.
of the Chelan national forest. The.
inspector stated that he could not
recommend the elimination of the en-
tire area, but as a compromise meas
ure would use his influence to have
listed for homestead entry all the
lands Of the Twisp valley below War
creek, the south fork of the Methow
to Robinson creek, and the north fork
to Fall river.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-08-14
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

For the second time within week
the Bisbee, Arizona, postoffice was
struck by cloudburst last Monday.
The 2-year-o,d son of Walter Good
win, of Glodfield, New, was drowned
by falling into barrel hair filed with
waetr that had been sunk in the
ground. 4,
As a result of washout near Sho-
shone, CAL, a passenger train plunged
into a chasm and three men were kill
ed. The dead are; Engineer Hamil-
ton, Fireman Broadwell, w. E. Moore,
q passenger, supposed to be from Geor-
gia.
Five persons were killed Monday and
30 injured, in a collision between two
limited traction cars 30 miles north of
Piqua, Ohio. The killed: William
Bailey, motorman, Piqua; William
Quaillen, Lockinton, Ohio; James
Kohl, Detroit, Mich; George Robin
son, banker, Sidney, Ohio, and G. M.
Hummelhauser, Detroit, Mich.
With his leg broken in two places,
John Anderson of Little Falls, Ore.
was found ON Mount st. Helens by a
party of Mazamas, who to save his life
carried him to the summit of the
mountain and in an improvlsed stretch
or made out Of sleeping bag, slid him
down the north side of the great peak
tor 1000 feet to their camp, where me6
zeal attention was given him.
With view to bringing about bet
ter social, sanitary and economic con
ditions on American farms, Presiden,
Roosevelt has requested four experts
on country life to make an investiga
ton into the whole matter and to re-
port to him with recommendations TO,
improvement. The report and recon
mendations which the president ma,
desire to make will be incorporated il
a message which the president viii
send to congress probably early mex
year.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-08-14
GRAND DUKES REsIoNING.
Emperor Nicholas Taking First Pro.
cedure Toward Reorganization.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 11.-Emperor
Nicholas has issued rescript thank
ing Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholai-
witch for his fruitful activity as presi-
dent of the council for national de-
Tense and relieving him of that post, in
view of the forthcoming revision of the
regulations and the reorganization of
the council and war Office.
The retirement of Grand Duke Mich
olas follows close upon the criticism
of grand ducal intrusion into affairs of
state made in the duma by M. Ouch
koff June 9, in connection with the
discussion of the war department bud
get. The speaker attacked with spe-
cial vehemence Grand Duke Nicholas
The retirement of the grand duke
speaks volumes for the influence the
duma has acquired over the settlement
of the highest affairs of state.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-08-14
Austria Scene of Floods.

Vienna, Aug. 13.-Floods are re-
imperial castle at Miramar, which
once belonged to Emperor Macmillan,
is reported completely surrounded by.
water and it's park ruined. Terrible
storms are raging in the mountains,
and many tourists, it is feared, will be
imprisoned for days in the huts on the
mountain tops.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-08-14

SUMMARY
SHORT ITEMS CLIPPED
FROM DISPATCHES.
NEARLY ALL PARTS OF THE
WORLD REPRESENTED
HEREWITH.

Unable to find work, Robert Miller,
carpenter, committed suicide in New
York.
A wireless station in Prince Will
iams sound, Alaska, is to be erected
by the navy department.
Captain Baldwin has started to full
fill the first requirement of his con-
tract with the government for sup
plying a dirigible balloon for the sig.
nal corps of the army.
At Superior. Wis, the Great North
ern ore docks are tied up by a strike
among the laborers employed in un.
loading cars and loading boats. 1900
men quit on being refused an increase
of wages of 25 cents a day.
c. Kenens of st. Louis, millionaire
owner of railroads, banks. mines and
newspapers, fled with the supreme
court of Missouri formal declaration
of his candidacy for the republican
nomination for United States senator
The Chicago & Northwestern rail
road announces that it's engineers and
architects have completed the plans
for it's new Madison street passenger
terminal at Chicago, which will cost
when completed. in the neighborhood
of $20,000,000.
The body Of William Boyd Allison
Iowa's distinguished citizen, was lai(
to rest in Linwood cemetery Satur
day. The funeral and burial services
were simple. Vice President Fairbanks
and members of the national senate
and house, Governor Cummins ant
other state officials were present
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-08-14
Spokane's Apple Show.

Magnificent cash and other pre-
miums, trophy cups, ribbons and
diplomas, public banquet and numer-
Gus social functions and concerts by
local organizations, the Third regi-
ment band, and musicians from vari-
Gus parts of the Inland Empire are
some of the attractions arranged for
exhibitors and visitors at the first an
nual festival under the direction of
the National Apple show in the Spo-
kane state armory, December 7 to r.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-08-14
Cholera Spreads.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 1.-THE Ash
attic cholera continues to make steady,
although as yet not alarming progress
in the Volga region. The chief cen
tiers of the disease are at Astrakhan
and in Saratov provinces, notably the
cities of Saratov and Tisirtsny.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-08-14
Jap in Army Has No Vote.

Although Buntaro Kumagai, a Jap
anese, had served three years in the
United States army in the Philippines
and during the Spanish-American war.
he can not be admitted to citizenship
under the laws Of the United States
Judge c. H. Hanford today interpreted
the law to mean that though Kumagai
has served this country as enlisted
man and received an honorable dis
charge after serving the full term he
is not entitled to citizenship, and re-
fused to grant it.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-08-14
Watterson Appoints BIethin.

Henry Watterson, editor of the
Louisville Courier-Journal, who is
chairman of the newspaper committee
of the national democratic committee,
has announced the membership of the
committee. The only Pacific coast
representative on the committee is
from Washington, the member being
A. ]. Blethin of the Seattle Times.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-08-14
Candidate Nearly Drowned.

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 12.-Mistaking
the deepest portion of the pool for the
shallow, Eugene w. Chain, nominee
for the presidency on the prohibition
ticket, was rescued from drowning in
the Y. M. c. A. building by Maurice
and Robert Hyland. brothers, who,
noticing the sinking mans violent
struggles, plunged in and pulled him
out.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-08-14
Destructive Explosion in Spain.

Madrid, Aug. IA dispatch re-
ceived here from Badajos, fortified
town of Spain, capital of the province
of the same name, says that nine per-
sons were killed there in a violent ex-
plosion in the Chellas powder factory.
Practically the whole locality is re-
ported to have been destroyed.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-08-14
Spokane's Poultry Show.

The former barroom under the big
grandstand at the Spokane fair
grounds will be devoted to the poultry
show, October to 10. From present
indications the show will be crowded
to overlooking with fine birds.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-08-14
TWO KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT

Prominent Cleveland (Ohio) People
Plunged Over Embankment.
Toledo, Ohio, Aug. 9.-When an
automobile plunged over a steep en-
bankment ON the Mitchell road, two
and one-half miles from Sylvania, this
afternoon, Charles w. Pohlmann, a
wealthy Cleveland merchant, and
Father George Valley, pastor of St
Columkill parish, Cleveland, were in
stantly killed. Mrs. Charles w. Pohl
mann, her daughter, Florence, and Fit
zell, Cleveland dentist, were in the
touring car but escaped injury.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-08-14
RECEIVERS FOR FLoUR-MILLS.
IPillsbury-Washbur Concern of Min
neapoIis in Process of Re-

Minneapolis, Mipn.-As a step tn
reorganize, certain stockholders of the
Pillsbury-Washington Flour Milling
company's paper petitioned the fed
eral district court for the appointment
of receivers to direct the business
The petition was granted, the court
Charles A. Pillsbury, A. G. Loring
head of the Northwestern Console
dated Milling company, and A. G.
Cobb, an attorney.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-08-14
EXPLOSION KILLS FIVE MEN
Horrible Accident Occurs 40 Miles
From Great Falls, Montana.

Great Falls. Mont, Aug. 11.-Five
men are dead and another is probably
dying as the result of a premature ex-
plosion at the Bright quarries, about
40 miles south of this place. The dead
are most all Russians.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-01

Sra Mertcu %lfriper, q. 8tn6er {
Mngongueo: r1ol6en paa &urifo
9ier oer1 meget foitbar, men trob&
sen beje 8ris finder ben bog 9oh
Mfletntng, ga ser fer lite fin6e8
nogen Meoicin, iom fan maa1e fig
meo Sen lom @elbreOeliesmio6el. 2n-
gerne unorer Jig ODER, bbao ben fap
bore tillapet al efteriom ben bar en-
unoerful0 &irfning paa Spitemet. ST
far fife bopt 5pg6om / @uiet, iioen
ri for faffe6e % &l1rifo. Sen tomb.
ier enbper SDg6om lige / &egDnoel-
ien."
Or. Yeters &urifo far beret en-
@aooe for mango poo @run6 al ben@
legenoe 8irfning. Sen gaar li9e
til Sn0ets No0 = irene @toffer t
8lo0et, og Notl1ren uoretter &elten.
ioo at 5unobe0en bender tilbage.
Or. &eters &urifo ct ingen &po-
tbefern1e0icin. Sen foripnes Ilntels.
beoen 6irefte gjeru1en1 5pecial-aeen-
ter, ser er anlatte oberalt. Sfrib
til Or. &eter SabrneD & Sons 60,
112-118 60. @opne Mpe., Chicago,
Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-01

@nfe &atrine @anien. Marbus: 6bb.
@aarOeier q. Sanlen. 6are: @nfe
Se11iine Meisner. &anoers: Soto
graf g. &elbeling. 5biiteo: g. Sbs-
9erien. &olitebro: Gnfe Sine Yeber.
len. @orienS: SIP. 8%agermeiter g.
&ierbpe. &an6ers: @tatsraa6. &ro-
harotor 81. 8%renoltrup. @torebeoin-
&c: gnfefru 81. $. @iincfenberg.
O6enie: 6bp. @ugbrposbager Sens
&osmusien. Ml1rermeiter g. O.
211n6. Morbus: Muiifer Gr. Gbr.
Sbonien. Gejle: @nfe 80. @omme-
rum. Sfellfer: &ipbmano 81. Ma6-
len. Sails: 5olobetient so. &ouIer,
8orcb. &ioerup: @eterar S. Se,1-
len. Saaitrup: @aaroeier 8. 9.
8reitenitein. Gamorup: 2erer g.
8. &riiteniens gnfe. Rpfiebing p.
S.: Sfreooer u. Yeterien. @dnit-
bolm: Tprmeiter s. Maoiens SUI
itru. Saamm: 6bp. Sognefogeo g.
Gbriitenlen. Giborg: Sergent .. s
Socobien. Molsrobe: 2onobGicns-
fomisier g. &ielien. Mgrre @unb-
By: 6. Ma0iens @l1ltru. 8ornbolm:
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6. 2unbs @uitru @briitiane. &gnne:
Gtenbuggerforman6 Ycter Ollen.
Sne6fer 6. g. Yeberien.
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nbcnfor &%jpbcnbapn.

@eller1lp: Gnfe @ilbelmine -@aa=
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g. Senlen. Sr6rup: Sobanne Niel<
len. 6bp. &eftor Sans &enr1f 2e=
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8irgitte. &orspr: 5tprman6 Mpl=
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g1fefru Caroline Sobnien. Mp-
borg: Oberlnge Glemenlms gnfe.
S0en1e e: 6bp. &ipbman6 Sans @i=
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Be 9emos. Mpfipbing p. &C.: &elga
@Dring. Slagelie: 1obafsarbeioer
$. g. 2arien. @eile:: Gnfe Sine 90
renien. Sra1efer: 8ogbol0er S. 6.
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6. S. S%ngbolbiemS 9uitrn. 9olb9f:
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6 en 8 0 m al 8 paunos'
gaorb" 5tenleie peb 9benie CT iolg1
til 2anbl1a1lo Sang, Graugbe=a9rs
By, for 10000 Set. .8eiRtning m,
nj. meofplger.
- Barron Brebe1 8tlle-8rabe-
Sclbp bar iolgt fin @jenoom vabp,
gesu1inbe" / Spr1ber Stcnoerup pco
&olor1g, c. 20 1br. &artfor1, og c.
1870 Cor. 2ano til 6orpagter Ni5
Sprgenien al Gormarf for $4,000
&r. 8ei9tning og Snpentar meo=
fplger.
- g. sc. Mielien bar iolgt lin
@aar6 r@%eiterpang" / &anoel peo
&eile til 2ourit5 2aurit5en / Giuf
for $4,000 Ser. 8eietning, Snpel,=
tar og Molsreoifaber meofsleer.
- 2aurit5 2aurit5en bor iolgt
rGbriitineberg" / Giuf til g. ".
Nfielie 1 / &a11bel for $1,000 Ser. 8e=
iptni1g, Mpl og Maifiner meofglger.
- ~Sfalborggaaro" peo Molborg
er al fbp. 6olfetin9snra,to 8ertelie Ell,
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Nielicl1, ~&GpfiGrgoaro" peo Mabp=
BRO, for los, 900 &r.
= @je1oommen ~Soogaaroen" /
Sogr,, tilbprenoe ofopoe
&roprieter q. 6. Mnoerle1s 80, er
lolgt til &roprieter Socoblen
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$4,000 &roner. @aarben, JONI bar
It 5illiggenoe al 60 Sor. 9anb, er
bet &jebernes @cniigt at uoitpffe.
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D9b5 5. vMoresl e=9lpi=
ien"s ti0ligere l1ogiper og &eooftpr,
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par / "a slar Meolem al &onoers
9ln1tsroo0 pg far bapt cit Mnngoe
andre %offenlige Silliosbperp. @or
hlep 0annebrogsmanb / 1876 og po1
Seteron fra Sreoorsfrigen.
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tin 9ornung / &ipbe11bopr1 er ofgooet
neo 0pben efter 3 Moonebers Spge.
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90. @oru1ng, Ser bar en- 8rooerie,
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6. 80. @ornl1ng & Sgnner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-01

rpagt / NIGER. Geo
Ml,sie !@erre65 &et er ser til1glGit
6orpo9tningsfontroft, bporpeo 3d.
ror, &oienprn=2ebn bortforpagter
@opeo9aaroen ~@erriosgaaro" paa
2pllono / II Mar fra 1. Mpril 5. 81.
til 6orpa9ter g. g. Sobanien for Ell
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&rnrer.
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Snipeftgr @bii6 for ct Sibsrum al
Is Mor fra 1. Mpri1 1908 at regne.
Torpagtningsaf9iften er 10000 &r.
aorlig plus O6eli er for 1900 ST..
aarlig.
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g%erarbej6er Sacobiens @uitru 2ol1ila.
Gictor 2orl en. 5olofontrollgr &as=
mus ie11s gnfe. 2otterifolleftrice
2eontino Gouenpille. gnfe Gbriltia=
ne 6reoerifien. Sfotejsarbeioer So
gers @uitrn Mgnes. SIP. Sfibsbpg=
ger / Marinen Sgrgm @anien. Gbp.
Eolittasltltent 6er6inan6 Sobanien.
Gigararbej6er Mn6ers Heteri EN-. Srf.
&atbrine @rifie1. Hroprieter, cano.
pborm. S. 81. 8. &offmonns @nfe
Metbea. gnfe &aren 9lielien. Sa=
cobine Niellen. &ullegaroinmaler
Sans &rogb.
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Katarrh fan life helbreoes

beb Dbre MibIer. ba be lite fan 11ao 5paboutu,eus
Sdbe. &atorrb er en- 8lpb. ener &pnftitulionS. 9pQ.
bonn. og tor at belbrebe ben, utaa Sc tage Mebiciner
tnb. HALLS Catarrh Cure ta9eS tnb pg oirfer birefte
paa 9lobet og- Slimbinberne. Halls Catarrh Cure
~r{trepet fen al be bebfte 0dger ber / 9anbet, % er ct
reguldrt 9dgemibbel. Set ct fan1menfat at be bebfte
Stprfeu1i6lsr man tienber. forenet uteb be bebite Blob.
ensningssUtibler 6r nirfer birefte paa Slimbirberne.
CT oct. ber beoirfer iaa forbauienbe @efultater peb @eI.
b%reoelte1 at Rotarrb. Sfrip ejter 8ibnesbprb, frit.
s. 8. Gbenep & 60. Giere.
edges af ApptbefeTe. gris 75e.
Hall's Family Pills er be bebfe.
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8eitau0is Jig ielp Zig.

Or set ian6t, at @nn0i6ot DDalt
er bp0? 5taffels 6pr! @poroar
Dar bans gn6eligt?"
uSan bp0e title, uoen &alnp."
uSSeg funoe nof tenfe set. San
bolot olorig al at onltrenge iig."