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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-08
WHY

Are we so busy making Pictures.
when all the others are sitting
around? Its because we make
work that satisfies; reason enough
can you remember Brunskill, any
kind. any time, any where. That's
Brunskill. Best Photos.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-04-08
Business and Professional

TITLE ADS. LIKE THESE BRING
PEOPLE TOGETHER WHO WANT 10
10 BUSINESS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-24

ben ipiiroe", - 10 ieBte er in bcr6et
Sitterfeit bin5u - bas mar ibut ar
ptel. Gin Better, Dem lie Sbpadb
linb grob eibt, elm Seinb. an Dem lie
iif ni6t bat RIDDEN ipoueul
Sdtte lie furdtbarer gerd6t nerzi
Den fonnen? Sie S6am brannte ibm
beiB auf Der Bange, beiBer i'm Ser
gen. oGB serabe lie i'm in ieiper tiefs
item @rnieorieung setroffen. 8ott1
aud II 6riitlifer 8armber5igfe.ts
mar lie in iener Nadt gelonmen, lpa
iie i'm Dem Sobe perfaaen glaubte,
ibm lire ger5eibuug 5ubrin9cn; mo
MIN. Oh CT GUM 2ebcu 5uriidgefebrl..
ipanbte JIG lih boil @ero9tung BON
inn.
Srob nIler Sittertcit aber ulr4
idlpebte i'm nit miIoem 3mber In
Bib: Salub, bas Sinh. mcIdeS or
als ipiISer &nabc 10 oft beihubt, sic
Snngfrnu, Die 10 Iiebeub ibpl. 3uc
dsitfrtben, Bag &eib. &ihf s6m
3eS Slid getrcieu iunr. i6nt od5uge@s
b0reil, Dellen rn5i0e alar6eit nno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-24
a6tes 3apitel.

gttpa bret Wonate nah Dem Wor>
gen, an bent Suan in 70 flIdtiger
Gle Die Stabt perlaIien bate, I6lue
Galub Homero IN 8egleitune ibrer
alten Sienertn tpie autd9li1 ibren
Nes mad Santa gntarina elm. Cine
Grrppe bon 9etrten, Deren Iifmerfs
famteit bur9 ettpas llneeDobulides.
Das itets nod neue geo6after ibnen
Sueeieste. in Gnipru6 9enomnren
f9ien, tpedte au9 garlotta's Iensier.
Ser @egenitnnb mar Elm Iann, ben
ne alif Der @eranba zines Sauies be-
Dba6tete, mo er in Der setpagteiten
Stelnng Slnb 9enommeu bate. Die
@rite,, tpel6e i'm bemertt, bebauptes
ten. er miiiie nod in Der Na8t5eit bas
hin eelanet iein, ba lie i'm beim
Iorgen9rauen i6on 9eieben.
ginen 9ieb ober unberI6dnten
Ginbrinelins ~ipG6nenb, bate man i'm
bann auf feline 9efdbrli6e StelunQ
aufmerfinm 9ema6t. Sod auf ni9ta
i6ien er gu b0ren, ni6ts 16ien er 81
benften. Seize Worte bor lid bins
mnirmelnb, i~tierte er nur auf Die pers
f6loienen Seniter, bis enolid Die ims
mer lauter iperoenoen Stimmen De,
nnten beriammelten Wen9e feline Iufs
mertiamfeit erregten.
S6ell tpanbte er ben &opf uni
ffien nun einen Slll6tberiu6 pnger
81 mollen. Srob Der iuaruenben 3us
rufe itiir5te ODER ipran9 er bon bei
bctrd6tli6eu 5obe berdb CUR StraB(
nieber, 10 bart nuf bas SfIaiter aif.
fhla9enb, DAB er beiinnuugslo5 lieeer
blieb.
G6reieub mar Die Wteu9e nusein.
amber ~geitoben, freili6 MIR, UNI gleid
pieber ndber 81 prdugen nnb Den lln'
gliifliden gu betrahten nit Del
Dem Sioldnber 10 cinentbiimli6er
0leid9iiltigteit in ici6en SGaen, nj
Sober itaunt unb feline Neeinung aIs:
tauidt, obne an nirfli6e Siilfe 81
penfen.
Sic lnuten Gufe bes S6redens uni
Gtaunens batten inoeiien aud Salui
betuogen, i6ren @e9 81 unterbre6er
UNI nGher 81 treten. Die ebenfalls
allen Stdnoen romnnil6er Nace an9e:
borere S0iii9feit beipirfte, Dab trot
bes @~ebrGnges Der Seunorn iofort
Ylas sema9t purbe. Sen unglilds
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-24

cine Stunbe gliidlider 8eupuu9 ieir,
piirbe. Ser pilbe Stlirnt, Der an
ibm poriiber g%ebraust, bate lcine
Strait erihiittern, ober rtdt perni6s
ten fonnet,. Ser Mer5tes Weinun9,
DAB Der 8lutperluit, Den Die @unbe
peruria6t, lein franfes Sirn erlei6z
tert unb Dor bOuiser @eriuirrun9 be-
pnbrt bate. benabrte ii6. NadDbem
oas Sieber iiberlpunsen, mar Die
&larbeit Der @ebanten mieber ber9e>
iteQt. GO pdbrte aber nod Gage,
biz Der aronfe tie 10 81 oronen berz
modte. bab er Die Sraee %aufiparf, no
er iib eieentlih befinSe. Gus Der
S6peiter Wuno pernabm er, es iei
Son Gontero's &alts, bas i'm auf9e<
nommen babe.
Son 8omero's Sdiisl gros ieiuer
Snpdde erbob er Iid nit elmer Gner@
gle, als miiiie er inn ielben Ineenblid
aus Dem Sauie flieben, ols tonne er
inter benz Sa6e feine Seclmoe ldns
ger neifen. tpp iein eebro6enes @prt.
Elm berratbenes Ser5 i'm 10 i6iper
anflasten. Seiue 8raft rei6te iez
bod ni1t meiter; ma6tlos ianf CT
9leih barauf 5uriif.
Bon Ieinem llngeitiim eri6redt,
l,ifte Sic Yilegerin, Die Den @ruuo
nift abnte. i'm 81 ~berubigen. @r
lei frnnf CUR Stabt ~eefommen unb be-
mibilos auf Der Strabe uieberseials
len. beri6tete tie beihnidti9enb; Die
Ni9te bes 9auies babe i'm ielbit IN
bieiem traurieen 3uitanoe gefunoen.
uub in 6riitli6er 9armber5igfeit. bon
pelher Gonna Saluo ia Elm Wnlter
lei, babe lie i'm iofort in bas Suus III
res Sbeims brin9eu laiicn, pamit er
bort perpflest iueroe; felt mebrern
8odeu befiuoe er iid bier.
Yere5 borte MIR bas cine @ort:
lin 6riitlider 8armber5i9teit." Son
Solub aufgeuommeu gu Iein, otpie lie
es Dem frempelten gettler setban bds
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-24

e 9IuB b.

Cola tp,lbte Den Il9erblid 81
nuben; lie itanb ibon am 8a9en, Die
Sanb ibres, pb Der ungetppbnlt6er
G5ene italinenben @erebrers er9rei>
feno, Inn it6 binein5uI6lpin9en. Yin
ormer @erriidter, Der mid iett 8o6en
nit ieinen tpabniinni9en Intrdgen
berfolgt", idgte iie baittg. ~Shilsen
Sic mid, aber tbun sic linn ni6ts.
2afIen sic uns raid fabren; fem pers
tporrener Sinn bdlt Mid fir cine
Gnbere."
9as @usieben Slian's fonnte mn
Sa5u btenen, hire 8orte gu betdtigen.
Gas Saar 5~er5auit, Die 8ilge ber5errt,
Die &letoer serfebt, mar Der gldn5enoe
Siinglins, Der emit Die aueen Der lido
nen Cola ouf iid se8oeen, tarim mebr
III erfenneu.
Ser gneldnber mari einen i6enen
Slid alf Die pertpiloerte 8eitalt, nit
Der es nift geratben i6ien, it'd ndber
~ein3rlafien - EN- @tnf nnb bds itutts
ltue VeIpdIIH 8u8 uN.
Uait einem eeIenben S6rei fuhr
Shmn empor nnb mani ii9 ben 8fere
ben enteeeen. I6er Der idarfe Sieb
bes arltf6ers fibr ifneibenb iibsr fem
atntlie. bab er suriidtptd. 9as leidte
Gefdbrt floa babon.
9ns mar Der leste Trcpfen IN Die
iiberfiinte S6ole, Der leste Stob fir
has ii6erreiste Sirn. &aum eHlpfanb
er bic bElrtiee S6ramme, tpelbe Die
Beiti6e eesei91et; Nus Die lesten
Worte. bic or sebGrt. Haneeu IN ibm
xa6. Strife er tpirfIid niHt? @en
fibte er beun9 9ola. Die f6Dne Cola
NIT BEN fpdrrren 8lden, NIT benz fiji
fen Wnnbe, Der linn INNER 5ueeldz
chelt. 9as mar bod Sola niht, Die
i'm eben 70 falt anseftarrt, 10 fremo
nit ibm seiprehen battle. Gola
fpobnte ia iberbaupt nift bier IN Der
fremben Stabt nit ben unbefannten
SGuiern; Cola pobnte fern in ieiner
Seimatb. mo er bas 9robe Stiereefe9t
arlssefo9ten. mo ale 2ente i'm fann>
ten, linn 5uiau65ten. Gle pobntc
bort IN benz Sauie NIT Der @eranoa,
bon Der er berabgeiprungen. Inn ibren
Gtraub 5n bplen. 8as perlor er bier
feline 8eit, lte 81 iufen. mo tie bort
bielleicbt auf i'm fpartetel
Sell unb eeaenb la9te er uuf, baf
bic Soriibersebenben fteben bliebeu
ilnb i'm fopfi6iittelnb betra6teten,
Gin armer 8erriidter", fneten lie,
fpie Cola eeiast. ~Wsan muB it6
ieiner onnebmen." Iber nit Der
fur6tbaren S6laubeit, bic @eiitesee>
it0rten iune tpobnt, i6ieu Suau idos,
lire &bii6t gu abnen; er ent5os ii6
ibnen, ebe lie nod einen gntf6lnb ges
fast. Sur Elm @eoonfe mar linn ge>
blieben: DOB er bic 8eliebte ni9t bier.
fonbern babeim 5u in6en babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-24
Nemntes 9apitel.
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MIs Sran Yeres aus langem.
tranmloien S6lafe erfpafte, bate er
gum eriten Iale pieber elm bdumerns
Deg Sepubtiein bon ieiner llmgebllne
unb bon Dem. mas er in bieier Nadt
erlebt 5u 9aben glaubte. Sod lrm>
lonit iiidte feline Iuee b~ieieni9e, Die
er pdbnte an ieiner Seite seieben al
BADEN. Gin ieinem Eager iab cine
title, freunblife @eitalt, unb eribroa
den blidte er auf Das INN frembe Sc
tpano. glber bas iparen ni6t Die
3iige, bon benen er %9etrdumt. ni6t
Die Sdnoe, Die er 81 balten, nibt Die
Stimme. Die er gu boren permeint.
Mit einem Seuf3er ipanote err ii6 ab,
5u ihnad, LANCE bel einem @ebanfen
gu pertpeilen = alio mar dlles MIR
Ybantaiie sepeien. Oenno9 blieb
linn cine Sofinnns, lie fpieberfebren
gu ieben. Die i'm auf ieben S6ritt
borden, auf iebes Seffnen Der Sbire
aften lieB.
Nber MIR Der IrSt nnb Die Yfle9es
rim iuhten bas itiue aranfengema6
auf. Damn unb mann erblidte er
ireili6 cine itattli6e @eitalt. Die ibm
Garlotta in Grinneruns rief, pelde
aber faum aus Dem Sbiirrabmen bcrs
austrat, ipenm iie Der pfle9enoen
S6ipeiter cine Sanbreidung l%eiitete.
Ser nod unseminoerte @roa lieB Die
alte 9uenna Dem aranfen nidt tpeis
ter naben.
Saluo's Nbuung ipar eine rtdtige
9epeien: SaB iene Stunbe fir Slan
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-11-24


fen unb er iet ttad i9tperer &ranfbeit
i6r ipiebergegeben.
Sod fein Sraum, nnb fei er nod
10 iiB, perntas Die 8irflidfeit auss
5lilolden. @dbrenO nod Elm @ebet
pes 9anfes auf ibren 2ippen idmebte,
lrie9 cine beige, idbe NDtbe auf lire
Stirne, nnb fuenu Die ielbitloie, bins
gebenoe Siebe iebes Spfer bate brina
gen, ieoen Shmer5 bate beraeben
tonnen: Der Stol5 Der Sunsfrali unb
bes 8eibes mabte fem 8ed)t eeItenb,
unb bieb tie iest 5uriidnetden. na6z
Dem lie big an bes Sobes Yforte ee@
folet fpar Nein. ipenn bies ielbit
Die Stinoe Der 8%eneiuns mar - nitt
fir iie mar Suan serettet. Sbre OPP
fer ionten Die 2i,be niHt ertaufen,
Die ii9 10 ihnDbe bon ibr absetpanot;
Die 0%anfbarfeit iolte ni1t er5tpinsen,
mas iein 9er5 ni6t frei bate sebeu
f0nnen.
@on Der Stunbe an, mo feline CT
tenntniB 5uriidsefebrt. bate iie am
fpeni9iten bas Gedt, ibm tire Qiebe
auf5ubrdn9en, - bic 2iebe, Die er
fir 10 tpertblos sebalten. bab er iie
trie eine Driidenbe Seiiel fortselfleu>
bert.
Der 8ampf bieier NaGt mar niht
minber bart als Die Gorge Ser bprbere
gebenbeu Gage. Wiiber unb bleiher
tpie je 5upur mar bas sntlie. bag bon
Den eriten Strablen beg Morgens be<
leu6tet tpuroe. Iber elm ibtperer
entidlub mar audi aefabt, 9as ipes
nigitens bate SaIub an bie1em pilb
erregten 8rantenlaser selernt, bab es
niht gut lit, tpenn Der @eni6 aus
ietner Siebe iib ieinen 90ben i6afit,
neben Dem nihts Inberes ibm Gilt.
Ses Germ ernites @ort, bab .Sbm
alein Die 2icbe iiber aue &r1fte ges
biibrt". lit nidt umionit seipro1en
bon iener iiberiroiifen @eisbeit, Die
mir Wenidenfinber 70 penig perites
ben, unb Die ii9 bod itets 10 einfa6
betpdbrt.
Gin ienem Iorsen tponberte gum
eriten Wal Salub tpieber ibren 9es
lpobnten 8es; an Dem Iiorgen itanb
lie gum erIten Iale felt Suan's
&ranfbeit in ibres Sntels @r6eits5ims
mer. gr beritanb obne bieIe 8orte
ibren @unid, ipte CT ibren flebenben
Bid bamals beritanben hattie, Iber
Salmb bate Die S1laubeit bes @eis
bes, feline MbIiht an errei1en, bod
ntdt gang eau5 aliBer Mdt gelailen.
Wait Dem gntIdlub, ben lie auseeIpro>
den unb bon Dem lie mubte, baB er
ibres Snfels 8iiniden suborfam,
bate Tie cine 8itte perbunben. Sic
b~erlanste feline Ginpiuisnne umo
Witpirfung in elmer snaelesenbeit. su
Der elm eben 10 feiter gntidluB lie
trteb.
Bail &omcro hattie BAG Snupt 9e>
i6iitelt, mar n~ngeoulbig in leinem
3immer auf nnb, nieher seibritten unb
bate biele @intpehbnngen erboben,
etpas pie elm ipanii6er Slu6 mar ios
gar lmit getporoen. Iber er bate
enblid ii6 benz 8uni6e ieiner Tibte
aefiigt. bieaeiGt i6on. Dn er ben enbe
liben S6lub Der unerquidlihen 8es
ibi6tc barin erfannte.
Sic @ldubi9er Sran's tpdren nibt
minber eritaunt oils befrieoigt. nYer
biosl" - batten iie bod nidt gedbnt,
Oab Der alte Yere5, bicier idlaue
Suds, ieinem Sobne nod 70 hiele
Sucabos s~erettet babe. Die er BEL ieie
mem l%bpocdten biuterlegt fir ben Sail
Der Notb! Sreilid, pas eieene Neit
mar linn oft eenle ausseraubt tpors
ben. Inn bieie 8oriidt 81 re6tferti9eu.
Nun fam iein leidtiiutliger Sobn.
nahbem er elm babies Sabr ben reis
den Sennor geipielt. nod nit einem
blauen Iu9e bapon.
~NgeuufsS GohifcT ~
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-26
IOEUR D'ALENE
WILL WIN FIGHT
ass Meeting to be Held Tuesday
Evening.

A large mass meeting win be held
tomorrow evening in the Commercial
club rooms. The meeting is called
by the county seat removal commit
tee, and it is for the purpose Of dis
GUESSING with the citizens and busi-
ness men of the city the county seat
removal question.
The committee. ever since the in
auguration of the county seat re-
moval campaign, has been constant
ly and diligently at work. From
time to time the committee has held
mass meetings to make a report OF
the progress of the work, and also
to receive suggestions as to further
steps to be taken from the citizens
and voters, and the meeting tomor-
row evening will be along this line
and will be also for the purpose Of
impressing upon all, the necessity Of
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-26
HERMAN AS A
LAND GRABBER
'ty to a Scheme to Rob New
Mexico Of Public
Lands.

FEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The World
morning printed a story to the
let that James Sherman. candi-
L on the republican ticket for
vice presidency, was connected
b scheme to acquire valuable
I Der lands in New Mexico for al
st nothing According to the
~ printed in the World. Sherman,
ether with e. L. Phillips, legis-
We agent of the Milwaukee Brew
interested Henry Casson,
geant at arms of the house of
resentatives. and formerly identi-
with the New Mexico Lumber
gelopment company, and the three
cred into an. arrangement with
New Mexico land board to ac-
re territorial timber at about one
tn of it's value. In order to
Try out the scheme, Sherman drew
bill providing that the territory
build sell the lands in blocks o.
sO00 acres without minimum
ce. The bill passed the house
was killed in the senate.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-26
ONE BODY RECOVERED
ed KlOeber Is stin Missing and Is
Probably Dead.

ed KlOeber Is Still Missing and Is
Probably Dead.
TACOMA, Wash, Oct. 26.-The
dy of Julius Kumle, who, together
tn Fred Kloeber, became lost in
mountains near Hot Springs,
hsh., Monday, was found yester
y. The body was lying on thu
nth slope of Rooster Comb noun
in, about four miles north of the
pt Springs Hotel, of which Kloebef
Is the proprietor, and Kumle chef.
number of boughs had been places
der his head as pillow, evil
|ntly by Kloeber, and this fact to
Their with other circumstances dis
|ls the theory that death came to
pa from famine or cold, but that
death is due to some other
use. The theory is now advanced
Iat Kloeber after preparing a bed
his companion left for the hotel
d became lost on the way. Hopes
e now entertained of finding
oeber alive.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-26
GOMPERS GRILLS
ROOSEVELT
Charges Him With Attempting to
Force Labor Vote to Taft.

WASHINGTON. b. G.. Oct. 2s.--
Samuel Gompers today issued .
formal letter to Senator Knox. re-
gardlng the attitude OF the labor
element in the present campaign. In
the course OF his letter he says:
President Roosevelt selected wiz
liam H. Taft as the candidate Of the
republican party. and then seeing
the labor vote aroused, and the toll
ers were not TO be cajoled. because
they were desperate. the president,
by the worst possible demaogoery
tried to INSTALL In the employees the
fear that the country's prosperity
would be endangered, II a square
deal was accorded the workers,
Then to elect his candidate be
throws his own once into the scale
against the interest OF ether citl.
gems"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-26
RETRY LAND CASE
Gage Versus Clnghston Affair Again
Called In OAlce.

Gage Versus Clnghston Affair Again
Called In ONCE.
LEWISTON. Idaho, Oct. az. The
recurranca Of a bitterly fought land
contest case was promised for yester-
day, when the homestead contest Of
trank w. Gage against John g.
Clughston was called In the land
once by Register T. II. Bartlett. but
the defendant did not appear.
The case lirst reached the land Of
fice ia 1905. when Gage filed notice
OF a contest against clughatson,
charging abandonment. Al that time
the defendant was awaiting trial In
the district court under charge
Of horsestealing and later he was
tried for the same ofense at Wall
lace
Clughston was not convicted IN
either Of the cases charging grand
larceny and returned 70 defend the
contest casa. The local ofIlcials
rendered decisions adverse 20 each
other.
Register J y. West held for De-
fendant eldghston. but Receiver
darby held 10 favor Of Contestant
Gage. The case has passed through
the hands OF all OF the land once
officials and iinally reached Secre.
tary OF the Interior James 4. Gar
liold. who remanded the case 10 the
local ONCE for new trlaL
When the case was called foi
trial Attorney !. NJ Smith. actinr
for Clughston. moved for continu
ance until the defendant could b
brought before the register, but th'
motion was oyerrnled.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-26

and city precincts Is progressing in
a splendid manner. Occur d'Alene
precinct has now a registration Of
about 1890 and Sherman is follow
ing close on its heels with about
1000. Kootenai. Lincoln. Lacrosse
and Lewis are also contributing their
share Of the voters. and 1t Is esti-
mated that when the registration
books close Saturday night the full
registration for the city win be
easily $500.
The county seat removal question,
and the campaign to be conducted
between now and election day win
be fully discussed at tomorrow even
ing,s meeting. and it is urged by the
committee that everybody attend.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-26

concerted action by all from now
until the polls close on November 3.
The committee has at all times
labored hard and has made
thorough canvass and campaign OF
the whole county. Excursions have
been made to neighboring towns.
and visits made by them to the city,
and others will be held this week.
Besides these, men representing the
committee, have been at work in
every precinct in the county for
Occur d'Alene. The excursions are
believed to have resulted in estab-
fishing a friendly feeling between
the neighboring towns, and this
CITY. and to have had the result of
pointing out to them that it is for
the common interest and welfare
Of all the people of the county to
have the county seat located in this
city. From the men working in
the precincts encouraging reports
are received BY the committee. and
It is confident that when the poll
are closed on November 3. Coeul
d'Alene win have won in the fight
The committee realizes. however
that the enemy is working equalll
hard, and that 1t is absolutely nee
essary in order TO win to have tn
support and assistance Of every maj
and woman in Occur d.Alene, an
that dependent upon that assistane
win be the removal OF the count
seat
registration in both the cOuntr
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-26
FOUND DEAD
IN MOUNTAINS
Cause OF the Death Of Earl
DOdd is a Mys-
terry.

EUGENE, Ore, Oct. ga tele-
phone message received last evening
from Lowell. 20 miles east Of here,
states that Earl Dodd. aged 20 years.
who was employed by A. r. Black
to make a reservoir on the summit
OF the Cascade mountains. was found
dead near his camp. The details
OF his death can not be secured.
but II Is supposed that he was
either accidentally killed while
hunting or that the cause OF death
was heart failure. He was the
grandson Of Captain c. J.. Dodd Of
Springfield, who Is a prominent vet.
eran OF the civil war.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-26

year to year. but would apply only
in case Of radical or unusual changes.
The new schedule does not AFFECT
the cases where the minimum charge
OF fiye cents per head has already
been allowed or a specially low rate
fixed on account OF some local cons
ditlon. In most cases the revised
fees win mean a reduction OF about
one cent per head.
In fixing the rates for grazing by
different kinds OF stock, the local
conditions. the effect Of grazing by
different kinds OF stock on forest
growth, the demand for the use by
range owners, and the profits Of the
business have been taken into con-
sideration.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-26
SEND EXHIBIT
TO PINCHOT
Show Chief Forester What Can
be Grown on Forest
Reserve.

The agricultural and fruit exhibit
from the Marble Creek country.
which has been on display in the city
was today sent 10 Chief Forester
Pinchot at Washington. The OK
hlblt consisted OF splendid samples
OF hay. grains. garden and orchard
products. and In sent to the chief
forester for the purpose of combat
ing hts policy Of embracing similar
lands in forest reserves on the basil
that they are more valuable for the
timber than agriculture.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-26
REDUCES GRAZING FEES
Chief Forester Pinchot Puts New
Schedule In Force.

GnAeI foFtsNeE NhHGnuS 0ts w"
Schedule In Force.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. &C.
Following out a statement made a
year ago at the meeting Of the Ma
tional Wool Growers association in
salt Lake CITY,, clifford Pinchot,
forester, and A. F. Potter, assistant
forester in charge Of the branch of
grazing In the United States forest
service, have just announced a re-
duction Of 10 to Is per cent in the
rates for sheep grazing on The ma
tional forests Of the west. This
general reduction in the schedule Of
grazing rates will take effect for the
coming season Of 1903.
The changes in market conditions
which have made the sheep business
less profitable this past year, espee-
tally the greatly reduced prices Of
fered for wool and the depreciation
in the value Of mutton, make the
announcement OF great interest moi
only to those who are interested IL
the sheep business but to the mel
Of every allied industry. In 1897
when the promises for q reduces
schedule we're made II was with thu
understanding between the stockmel
and the forest service that the graz
ing rates would not be changed 70
minor fluctuations in the marke
which would naturally occur frOr
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-26
KILLED WHITE DEER


Woman Brought Down Much Hunted
Animal.
BELLINGHAM. Wash. Oct. &c.
The famous white deer Of lake What
comb that has defied the best hunt
ers for many years fell a victim to
rifle shot fred by Mrs. A,
Methurst. the wife Of a civil engi-
neer, near the head Of the lake to-
day. Hunters had started the deer,
and were chasing 1t, when 1t ran
into the open. where the camp Of
Mrs. Methurst was located. Mrs
Methurst. who is an expert shot. Sc.
cured her rifle, and the deer fell
with the crack Of her gun.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-26
BRYAN IN NEW YORK

i'll Make Number of Speeches in
the City.
NEW YORK. Oct. 26.-William
Bryan rode 10 miles in an auto
obile this morning in order to
AXE an address to a number of
orkingmen in Patterson, N. j.
Immediately after the meeting he
turned to this city where he will
AXE an address before the Wo-
ans Democratic club.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-26
NOTED CRIMINAL
KILLS HIMSELF
He Was Arrested in Seattle and
Ended Life by Hang
Ing.

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Oct. 2s.--After
costing the government thousands
ot dollars. which was spent iii run
ming down the migratory criminal,
Allen II. Binns. an aged man, who
was arrested last month on the
charge OF dynamiting his home at
Seattle by Oficer Meade. committed
suicide today by hanging.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-26
ISSUE BoGus CHECKS

Two Men Now In the Hands Of the
Law for Forgery.
ASTORIA. Ore. Oct. 26. Samuel
Martho and 8. Singer. were arrested
here today in the charge OF passing
worthless checks amounting to s3e0
on merchants in the city. This -
the second time that the merchants
OF this place have been vletimiEed
By worthless ehecka.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-10-26
RESULT or ROOSEVELT PANIC
Connections Trust Company Closes
nnnrs.

MIDDLEsToN. Conn. Oct. 2s.-
The doors OF the Columbia Trust
company we're ordered closed today.
The capital Of the company was 81
eco. 900. and the liabilities, accord
ing to the expert that inspected the
books Is $50. 900.