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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
Hides. ralIow. Wool and Hops

Hides-Culls and brands sell about lsg1c un-
der quotations Heavy salted steers, Sc NE
dium, &c; light. &c; cowhide, &c for heavy, 5lac
for light; stays. 41ac; sslted kip egIe; salted
veal SIC; salted calf III 1ac; dry hides. 1Sc; dry
kip. 12c: dry calf. 16c; dry stays, Sc; Mexican
dry hides, lie: Mexican dry salted do, &c; Mexl.
picked do, 1oc; sheepskins. sheariings- log
35c each; short wool. 10000 each; medium
$50 Doc; long wool, s101 Is; lambs 20G
soc; horse hides, salt s292.5o for large and
sIso@1-II5 for medium. 5oe@sl. .22 for small and 30
25650c for colts; horse hides. dry. s1-o0q2-2 %
for large and sl.25G1.75 for medium 5ocds1
for small and 25@s0c for colts; deer skins dry
Mexican. 25926c; dry salt do, 2o424c; picked
do. 20c; dry Central American. 2692sc, goat
skins. prime sngora. 50G$1; large hair goats
30G50c: medium. 2oG 40c; small. 10G20c-
Tallow--No. / rendered, S17q4c; No. ?, so
312c: grease. 262iac.
Wool--Spriog clip, Humboldt and Mendccino
years staple, 20G22c; tall clip, northern free
mountain. Tdi0c; do defective. SG117c: San
Joaquin and southern. 5dIc according TO shrink
age and defects: fall lambs. sG10c for northern
and 6@Sc for southern; Nevada, 12615c per h.
Hops-Prices to growers are as follows: 1905
11a@2lsc; 1907 crop, 4Q51sc for all coast de-
scriptions; contracts, ed10c for one year and
10d11c for three to ave years.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
Foreign Futures
Minneapolis Wheat Market

MINNEAPOLIS, March 16.-Wheat-No 1
hard. s1.09H q /. .09I No / northern, 81. .Oe1s :
No northern, $1.04%; No. 3 northern 99sscG
S1.02ss; May, $1.05ts; July, S1.o41s.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-17
Dried Fruits, Rairip<. Nut. and Hone,
Provisions

day.
Cured Meats-Baeon. 12ise per ID for heavy,
extra light and 1914 q i9c for sugar cured; extra
light sugar cured. 20d2ic: dry salted sides, lSe
for heavy and lac for light; California hams,
13G131sc; mess beef $40 per bbl: extra mess.
sll family, s12; prime mess pork, $1s5 so; extra
feet SASS for half bbls. s2.25 for 25 ID kegs
and $3.50 for kits: smoked beef. 13c per ID
Lard-Tierees quoted at Isxc for California
compound 969jac for eastern compound and
l0l.c for pure; half hbls. pure, 10isc; 20 10
tins. 1olsc; 10 lb tins. 1lc; ID tins llsc'
2 ID tins. HE.
Cottolene-one half Dbl. e14c; three half bbls.
9hc: herce, &c; two tierces, s1se; nYe
tierces sac.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
AS TO MONEY SPENT

John Nugent stated at the last meeting of the Democratic C
that more money had been under his direction
pagn for the of the Democratic than had been
from all other sources Mr. Nugens remarks qualifications
The money he spent and that he has opened up subject
spent to defeat Frank r. Goodng for Governor Frank Smith
Tor Judge Of the sixth judicial district was the money of the
Western Federation of Miners Nueen hands was GER
tainly spent legitmately.
Governor Goodng activities the prosecution of the federation
officials exceeded all bounds and he publicly declared them guilty in
advance OF trial Judge Smith regarded whether Justly or not
as peudiced against the defendants The Statesman was
III its demands that the be rairoaded gaows All over
the United States aborlng contributed defense fund and
some money was spent under the direction Mr. Nueen to defeat
Goodng and Smith, but that the extent to which the money
redounded to the aid of Democratic candidates. our opinion the
defendants would have been raroaded gaow they had not
received fair trail the result of the support given them by the
aborng people of the nation and their privilege to fight at the
polls the men whom they thought would give them square deal
Mr. Nugents remark absolutely absovs Democratic party
and gives the lie to the contention of the during the cam
Pagn that the party committee alliance with the Federation
Now let us have the whole How much did the mine owners
contribute to the Republican campaign to secure Cooling
election?
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
THE JAPS AFTER China

Japan has encroached the rights until the latter m
been forced to eaa by Selling vessel that violating the laws
OF neutrality The result that the laps already at fever heat
with the demand for The aim to secure control nj
Nanchura There story the effect that Japan and Russia have
agreed as to division of Mancua The States pledged
the maintenance OF the integrity of China although why would be one
OF those problems difficult of solution In the onward march Of
e China must fall and would appear one time is as good as
another Certainly the Japanese territory in which to e
pd and would be wise to let this expansion an impetus toward
Machrla The United States the absurd position that
the little brown men must not this country that they must
not go to Mancura The yellow the white race has
It's rights IN the world and should be highly satisfactory to the
latter II the former should seek expansion upon the continent of
Asia
The anomaly in the situation is the alliance between ENGLAND and
Japan This should exist extent of binding ENGLAND
against any white mans country quarrel Japan and we do
not believe the English people would permit government to 90
TINS extent even if they had disregard treaty Blood thicker
nan water and there stronger passion humanity that that OF
race pride and race prejudice.
The world power dream of the United States should PASS av
we should get back to the safe guide desne in friendly re-
duoS with all nations enanging alliances with none The dis
ebeet of China will be forward step in the worlds PROGRESS
ana IS therefore inevitable just the uppanng the Indians on
The American continent by the white was necessary in the
march of humanity
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
REVIEW OF SITUATION

The Citizen believe that the contendng the Demo
cratic party Idaho will permit their differences of opinion op-
adze party in the approaching campaign Surely there must
be ground upon which who have stood united
the past keep down dsSenon and again solid front
the enemy changed conditions present questions give
old phase these things should be considered dspaon-
ate and without anger that pride of opinion ddans
promise We believe that the greatest danger lies in the lack of
friendly exchange of views and the listening carried
from one side to the other by busybodies
The Citizen has friendly feeling Senator Dubois and takes
pride in his public service that should be by every citizen of
will accord him the annals We believe that Mr. D
bols absolutely sincere his advocacy esposes
and surely his with the Mormon hierarchy he has shown
determination as fighter and devotion principle that
enged the attention OF the nation The Mormon chiefs make no
boast of victory this intrepid They may have won few
skirmlshe but the still They contending not against
the one man in thousand who would have conquer
but against the whole nation If Dubois had been
@ugh but the hy politician that claim he would sought
his peace with the hierarchy long others have inter
mountain
When the opposition the awbreang chiefs of Mormonsm
nay carry Salt Lake County inevitable open d6ers of
the law OF God and who uphold pogamy the goth century
VIII be driven from their stronghold give adherence to the
supremacy OF the law And that victory which almost at hand
the one whose supreme victory will be Fred r Dubois
OF IDAHO whose challenge of the right Reed Smoo to seat in
me Senate focused the attention of the upon conditions in
Utah
While these things Mr. Dubois it must be said that his
leadership frequently dend arrogant bosssm which however
much tolerated in Republican circles cannot and will not be endured
m democratic councs is imperative that Mr. Dubois at once and
without delay give the rank and file of the Democratic party voice
ITS management and control of the party machinery Otherwise his
leadership must ta andtagnomnousy Selfrespecng Democrats
WI no longer take orders from Mr. Dubois clerks as 70 what thew
Sha tax about IN the campaign No lips will again wear a paddock
and growing ii
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
WHAT LAFOLLETTE STANDS FOR

me Bose Latolee Club healthy organization of some 300
members and an earnest protest against the bossisn that seeks f.
Keep back the expression OF opinion by rank and file of the Ren
bean party meeting of the Club WIS held in the civ hall las
Wednesday evening and addressed by Faid and others
ne S"o circulating literature the Of the candidacy Of the
so man Tor the presidency and quote from one little
pamphlet page entitled What Laolette Did in Wisconsin ]
gives these statements '"'' WHICH
foo"ng are hist of the important reform laws adocate5 h
iatoete and passed BY the Wisconsin legislature a ~
OF lighting led by LaFolete: 80 y" |e''s
a primary election law which applies to every, elective A.
STATE from coroner to United States Senator " ~
t fI rae commission law creating railroad commission
VII" lu power to investigate and correct abuses in service and rates
q railroad taxation law which requires the railroads 70 nav
~ a. aoIsn BASIS IN the same way other property
rom putton-hohng members Of the legislature ''''
y cyl service commission law which forever does away win; M
ronage ~ y means OF state pat
eiid-abor and factory inspection law which conpels every
the year ' esit months OF \
pure 1000 law which makes criminal oense to adutera or
state" suns oheleu TOT sale IN the
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
BRYAN'S GROWING STRENGTH

There is no installing the enthusiasm in Democratic ranks n 1
ana the same is true of every state in the All indications
point to the triumphant election of William l. BRYAN 70 the p
uy State after state is endorsing his candidacy and no other
~ WIN DC presented to the Denver Convention Republicans
SUesth with the people increases with every passing dav The -
uaton IN the middle west is exempied by the situation in N
OF which the Lincoln News, Republican newspaper saws
no fair minded person who has given any time to nteoe oh
SerFauon VIII attempt to gansay the assertion that Mr. Rr
stronger III this state present than has been at anv time
'o9o and many believe him have irmer hold on Nehol
no" than he had when he first candidate for the Presidency
nat IS true as to Nebraska is large measure ne &c - 49,
e west and Republicans who blinded by pasansbn or
eolaed by the prolonged possession of place and power
nat mighty effort put forth if the Niss;ssi
ch aimed themselves with the Democratic candidate twelve
so are IN the coming election retained in the Repban col
nm to which they have since returned"
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
STEVENS FOR GOVERNOR

Judge Stevens OF Backoot and Harry Holden of Idaho Falls
were IN the city Sunday and Monday They were both verv e
cent as to their mission but they close conference wifi,
~ oi ue younger Republicans presumed politics
ad something to do with their Now comes the Mornino
FoSt OF Idaho Falls the home of Mr. Holden which EXPLAINS their
visit Here is what the Post says
Judge Stevens and Harry Holden are said to be in Roe
y are interviewing the that be interests that are NOT
favorable TO our TREND Brady and the mild whisper
S nave II hat Stevens has gubenatoa bee his bonnet while
marry reels IN receptive mood toward office of district ido
someone OF speculative turn of mind figure out where the
young Republicans are going to land this campagn?"
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
WILL YOU HELP?

The Citizen joint stock company and necessary for to
dispose Of $3.50 worth Of stock order make the publication
weekly by the first Of April This step forward absolutely essential
give the paper the standing and influence which should have by
the next campaign is foolish expect good work during the
campaign unless the foundation is laid The shares Of stock
are Of the value of ten dollars and be paid for in monthly
staens Of dollar per months each
scrbed for up the loyal Democrats of Boise make up this
trhng they wish to help in the upbuldng of a great
newspaper that will always be the people and loyal the Dem
oeraiic party.
And they don't do it, will go ahead and make the improve
ment anyway We in this fight unto the end thereof
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06
ARE INTERESTS AGAINST TAFT?

The charge is now made the Standard Oil Company has m
IN in money TO secure election of delegates from the far so
states opposed to the candidacy of Taft for the presidency Evd
lacking that the story and it not certainty that Sanda
Ion is opposed to the nomination Of Taft Ceranly the aga
that seem to have gone body to the Rockefeller Com
Ibne do nothing that could possibly show any luminosity to Tai
Their pages are divided between audng Hughes and the Ohio can
dde looks observer that the interests would as we'll
pleased with one as with other In the choice of standard b
for the Republicans the campaign President Roosevelt has
acted as he does the selection of federal judges These latter ara
invariably corporation attorneys who have shown any ne
the people and Secretary Taft has done au
ALLEVIATE support of Standard Oil all the predatory nter
he has successfully concealed the fact So the assertion that money
being spent keep the southern delegations from his support NAV
he taken with grain or two OF salt.
would be Of great interest the public know inst
why Roosevelt has undertaken make Taft his successor Thu
have points and there apparent reason
why Taft should any Objectionable the interests than Can
Fairbanks Hughes and we doubt very much is
For twenty years there has been scandals connected with t
southern delegations the National Republican Convention Gen
ra Ager known have purchased them and John Sh
complained bitterly his memoirs that those pledged to him
would not stay bought 1t disgrace the nation that near
neh of the members of National Republican Conventions are
Considered be the market be controlled by federal patronage
money In the contest in behalf of Taft President Roosevelt has
zone to the limit using federal patronage control these de
ions time pass up the whole gang elect to the pre
ency man for whom not dishonest dollar will be spent
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

1t is essential party that there should be reform in M
method OF appointment of the State Democratic Central COMMITTEE
here should be but member from county and no press
bers and members from the judicial districts and the members
the executive committee should be chosen from regular members
thought advisable honorary advisory committee could ao
appointed to act during the campaign but with no vote in the
ngs OF the regular committee This reform which is in the Interest
OF local government and accordance the almost universal p
hce in other states should be urged by all Democratic papers
the
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

INFORMATION WANTED-Lost strayed or stolen some
where between Boise and ST. Anthony congressional BOOM Any
information leading to its discovery will be greatly appreciated Ad
~essCo IN Hamer St Anthony Idaho All correspondents
confidential
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

by all means give the nomination Governor to Brady and then
e platform OF two years ago. the people can take
~ a the man OF such monumental gall as to 90 forth on pledges
every one of which he connved at breaking
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

Inc better the platform the Republicans Pussyfooted lin
Brady on Tor governor the less satisfied the people will be- They
VIII know the pledges only to be broken Brady and
broken PROMISES is an inspiring campaign slogan fits the case
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

Brady is Smiths candidate Let # 90 A. +b,+
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

Guy caed to the secreta desk when Borah presided over
the Senate Let us have square deal
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

by act OF parliament authority given enter upon great e
at are lying In denes and them to small tracts and sell
them to the people Imagine standing Of similar law in the
United States before the Supreme Court
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

wow a the fu strength of the Brady boom has mnered do
TO one omth IS time for the other asprants to pick I'D
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1908-03-06

Brady should be laughed out of the contest For IN old o 1
MN 10 mistake the cute trick of Smith for the overwhelming de
a OF the people shows gulby that is fed upon vanity moi
wisely but too well
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-09-12
Made A Fine Showing.

Baraga has certainly much to be
proud of in the local organization known
as the Longshoremen's Union. Monday
was the day upon which all societies of
like kind join in festivities and united
BUSINESS transactions and this year was
no exception to the common rule. The
various unions of the copper country,
under the auspices of the Painters Local,
celebrated the day. They were assisted
by large and pleasing delegation from
the Baraga Longshoremen's Union, No.
so, who were accompanied by splendid
representation of Baraga county friends
who took advantage of the special train
and fare arranged by its officers.
At Hancock they were givena promi-
nent position in the line of march and
presented splendid appearance. Every
one who took the trip wore badge of
blue ribbon, upon which were the words
suggesting that the celebration next
year would be held in Baraga.
The day was glorious one from start
to finish and the manner in which the
members and friends conducted them
selves throughout the time was of the
most creditable nature, which was at
tested by the many pleasing compli-
ments extended during the day.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-09-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
/ kfW[fNAW BAY {
LAKE BOAT DISABLED.
Str. Miron Loses Propeller While En-
Route To Keweenaw Bay With
Heavy Cargo.

Wednesday night the Str. Miron with
two barges in tow en- route to kewee-
weenaw Bay, when about to enter the
Portage Entry, had the misfortune to
lose its wheel. Upon signaling distress
the Valerie, of Houghton. came to her
assistance and towed her to the mill
dock. She was loaded with coal for the
Mass mill. A diver arrived Friday to
locate the wheel, which is supposed to
be lodged between the rudder and shaft.
When located, the wheel will either be
chained to the rudder or taken upon
deck and the boat prepared for towing
into dry dock at Duluth. The Valerie
came Friday and towed it to Houghton,
where the Str. Zillah, which was in
this port last week, but has been tied
up at Houghton, will take the Miron on
the balance of its journey.
T. w. Barry and wife returned Fri
day from Aston.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-09-12
Thirteenth Annual Convention.

The thirteenth annual convention OF
the society of United States Canadian
French, was in session the greater part
of last week in Sault Ste Marie. The
event was attended by some of the most
prominent French residents of the
state. At this time the following named
persons were elected to Office for the
ensuing year.
Chaplin Father Brault, Sault Ste
Marie.
President General-Henri Routhier,
Ishpeming.
First Vice Pres. General-E. F.
Prince, Lake Linden.
Second Vice Pres. General-Antoine
Chouinard, Minneapolis.
Secretary General E. Bertrand,
Marquette.
Treasurer General Menard,
Sault Ste Marie.
Director General-F. j. Hubert,
Marinette. H. Fillon, Escanaba and DR..
Paquiniot, Detroit.
Medical Examiner-Dr. Gerard
Escanaba.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-09-12
M wi ITEMS OF interest 1
III Wv III FROM BARAGA, KEwEENAw BAY AssININs AND
N A1E III SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES. -
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cote and family

Mr.. and Mrs. John Cote and family
spent Monday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edw. Cote at South Range.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cote, formerly
of this village, but now residing in
South Range. enjoyed the distinction of
celebrating their first wedding annivers-
airy Wednesday evening. A number of
their large circle of acquaintance
joined with them in the merry-making.
Mrs. Frank Thompson, wife of Light
house Keeper Thompson and Mr..
Thompson's mother left Thursday for
Hamilton, Ont. where they were called
by telegram announcing the death of
Mrs. Thompson's mother. which &C.
CURED in that city on Thursday morning.
Miss Edna Rutan left Friday evening
for an extended visit with friends in
Buffalo.
Thiell Robertson, of Houghton, paid
Baraga county another visit Friday and
Saturday in the interest of the Copper
Country Fair.
Baraga schools opened for the fall
term Tuesday morning with all teachers
with but one exception, and with larger
attendance than in previous years. The
exception was in case of the teacher for
the Pelkie school. This however, did not
effect the condition of affairs owing to
the fact that two days would have en-
ded the teachers duties, as the building
was destroyed during that time by
forest fire. The work in all other schools
and departments began with an ex-
cellent showing and the outlook is for
most enjoyable and profitable year.
John Shepard, of Duluth, is in Baraga
this week inspecting the cargo of lumber
being taken aboard the barge Harold.
S. w. Clements transacted business
in Ontonagon this week.
Bert Funke returned Friday after
several days absence.
John F. hester arrived in Baraga
Wednesday after a number of days
absence in Chicago, Detroit and other
southern points.
|. Andrew Wahl, Jr., is making sew
eral important improvements to his
property, among the most notable be-
ing splendid new concrete walk, the
work on which is being done by Messrs
Theobald & Ross. Mr.. VAIL is also
having fine new automobile garage
constructed, which is located at the
rear of his premises.
The barge Harold, of Chicago, is in
port this week taking on cargo of
lumber from the hester docks.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1908-09-12
pELKIE ITEMS.
Correspondence.

Matt Mattson was Hancock visitor
Monday.
Ed Erickson has sold his farm and re-
moved to Baraga.
Mr.. Buck, representing the M. M.
Fenner Co., transacted business in Pei
kie this week.
Great damage has been done in and
around this village by forest fires. In
the outlying district lumber camps OPP
Grated by Gunder Carlson, and Nett
land Bros. were totally destroyed. VAL
liable timber and numerous stacks of
hay were burned. The school house
and few barns met their fate and
Jack Neimi, farmer whose home is
located north of Pelkie, lost his life ir
an attempt to save his home from the
fiery demon.