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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-30
4iamantr0uerfe ct,
&riminalrou1a1 al
Mnna &atbartna Green.
(6ortiat.l

San bapoe itrafs Saan6en u6e efter Haffen %
bans Mniigt uotrpfte en- sinogbepagelie, iom oetliffe
bar mig matligt at %fortaa.
r&pao er mon 6et?" mun1leoe ban % fglte paa
8affen n1e6 en- forun0ret, neten errgerltg Mine. @aa
en- Gong tog ban &apiret al, og mutt $ierte ftoo itille
at Gorpentning. On BON MI ianf ian1nen al angeit
og bporleoes if1loe fan funne anoet, sbbis ban bar
Sea %ifploige2 piloe leg So lite fble nit 8rpit lettet! 49,
fra bnilfe 8anifeligbe6er bIep life 8olitiet befrietl Me11
ban ianf lite iar1nnen - ban u6itg6te ct l6bruo al
beftig gre0e og lagoe gaabnet fra fig paa 8oroet u6en
iaa neget iom at ifiule BET UNDER &apiret. Seq tror,
at fan m1mle6e en- 60, men Ser bar ingen 6rbgt at
ipore bos banL lite ben ringefte.
Min @fuffelie bar iaa flor og min O6nupgeIie iaa
grnn6ielbs, at leg, glertnenbe alt an6et, foer ttIbage
% table 8affet neo alt, bba6 Ser fanotes paa Sen,
iaa 6et falot paa Cube. carmen al set %ituilaaeoe
Borcelen giorbe, at 81. @rep tppeoe meo at reile fig
fra fin Elaos. men BET gioroe mere emo oct. Set
f%rennfalote ct @frig fra @ereIiet peo @ioen al %
bette @frig ital leg alorig glerune: gee6ens baaoe
&r. @rep og leg berote os ON for at ie efter, bporf fra
Den ubpgeelige 2po par u6gaaet, tom en- Manb TO-
penoe ben imoo os. n1e6 &enoerne for 9i1ene, % fra
bans %ifelpenoe Sober Ip6 set bills Gortbiplelie:
r@ri3el! @ri3d!"
Set por 6ru 6airbrotbers @abn. 0g oerne
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1908-12-05

Will EPPER LANpscAeE AReHrrreT;
FOG zo7 BROOKS ARCADE
SALr AXE CRY,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06
6an lua til 8cticntcn, 8illio

@an Ing til 8ctjcntcn. 8illiom
Corners, Der arbeiOer / en- Goutb
ct. SAUL Babrif, iaa %forle0en Mtcn
@atrolbetient 8rom11 paa ct @a6e<
bierne paa Soutb Concord Street
og maa ianoipnligpis bope opfattet
bette / Jig lelp ret uifplOtge Saftun'
ment iom en- p%erionlig TornGrmelle;
/ al 6al0 gift ban ligc ben til Be-
tjenten og gaD 0en11e rtOen ringclte
BARREL Ell orbenlig en- / Sinfa0uie11
0u 8roipn bap0e faaet 1omlet JIG
ielp op igjen beepnote ban Ell liplie
Sagt efter Corners neo as @aoen
ioet bon iamtioig iin &ebolpel
efter bam, og mart bar Set, Joni on
bele Soutb ct. Saul par paa Sag
efter Slpgtntngen, Ser iprang aflteo
set be0ite bon bop0e lprt. Sar blei
! omli6er, efter at ban bar fommet feel
no / Sfopen, inobcntet al fine 6or
fplgere, og / Sriumf fprt tilboge ol
o%bergibet / SEN frrl1fe0e Netfpr0ig
bes @e11oer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06

0ormauna Sail, ser iom omtalt
for ct 3ar Tiger iiben ital gao ino /
Ell M SilDGrelie iom 6abrifsbpg=
ming, afill1ttebe iibite Spnoag Scat lin
yfsiitens ion1 screenings og 8or-
'iamlingsbpgning paa en- ret opiigt-
peffenoe Maaoe, nemlig pe0 en- mega
tig Sbebran6. S Sen itore Gal bar
ser en- offenlig Cans / ful6 Gang -
Ben afgap %forreiten en- gob Sllnitra-
tton til Sen Sper, bporme6 8Da0mi=
niltrationen giennemfprer Or6inan-
cerne, iOet 9onie. al Sen Mrt er for
blot Spn6ag Mften - bo en- al Muli=
ferne op0age0e, at Ser fom &gg fra
S%noreloftet, bbor Ell Masie &nliS=
ier og an0et Sn%pe11tarinm laa opbo=
6et. San gap itrafs Mnifrig, 9grene
til Solen blep ilooet OPP paa bio @ab
% be $50 Geltagere / Damien forloo
2ofalet / go og Oroen, iaa ingen fom
tilifaoe, men a0ifillige milteoe oereS
Opertpj. 8ranopeienet bleb ALTAR:
meret, og mart bar 5lufningsarbei
Set / f11lo Gang. Sl10en 8ranompn:
oene blep @erre ODER Sloen, bar SOC
Sc tire eper1te gtager omtrent poe
lagt og Sen neoerlte lterft me0tage:
al Gan0. emil 8erg, Ser boeoe
pperlte Gta9e, og lom babOe paffet al
lit 8obope til 6lptntng nei tie Dag, #
bette p0elogt, og Sen norife Surn
fore11ing, Ser bap6e 2ofaler / ne0erit'
gtage, les en0el Sfabe paa fine SIP
parater. Gen ianlle6e 5fa6e pa(
9pgningen anllaaes til $4,000, met
Sn1bpgningsarbejOet oil fife / nogel
ngienlig @ra0 blipe bin6ret pei
8ran6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06

Musnit Dslanb, Ell Surmer, ser
boer paa @bite Bear @eien, blep /
@aar Mftes operfiert at en- &acf paa
7tb og 5iblep Streets. Mean troeoe
fsrit, ct ban bar farlig itaoet, %
ban blep / &olitiambulancen fiert til
5tationen, bpor oct bite Jig, at ban
bapbe llnppet ganife let.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06

$ka1tntttau"

9nifer ns9en at ie Set eneite aur@
ife 8lab n1ellem @ascabebjergeus
% Morb 9afota, ia9 fun BET
faaes ct belt Mm for $1.00, Sri
merfcr cller Moneb Orber, ienbt
til fpl9en6e Mbresie:
6 ppfaneS fanbinap b,
Gpufane, @aib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06
Urn J?????

j.. ...Ht.." .tar. -rH# rE-.Taa=H.
at S fan iparc baaoe SID % Hen-
&c, ON 5 bill tjpbe eqnb tller
Sarme ~ Iisemeset boor - peb
at benpenoe Gber til Goers
2anbsmano, $. MabiOu, 1853
&anbolpb Street, Chicago, iom
tilfmloe foritaar fig paa iaabanne
@asers @trip fam i Sag, os
fOrtel fam, bpab. S Tiger otter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06

Sap Stole Babe og Goilette=Sebe
er tilbereot efter vpor egen Metbooe",
fulbenbt efter flere Mars @fsperi<
menter. vDen fan life efterltgnes".
&irf laber SEN. Mlle Sorbanolere
jelger sen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06

gram o. temmelig ilebenoe @eturns.
Men Nemspaper @otp primleoe meo
Menneifer ON Mftenen, og ben leo-
pnnlige Subel tone6e, noar Sc vitore"
Hpbeber blep faitet no paa set bpioe
29rreb fra 8la6fontorer11e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06
Taylor County, Wis,

IL the best developed and most desirable
for new settlers in Wisconsin. We sell
land to actual settlers, and guarantee fair
treatment. Book about Taylor County
and State map free. Write us today in
English. WISCONSIN LAND CO..
876 Milwaukee St., Milwaukee, Wis,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06

Saneforentngcn 9ppre feireee
Man0ag Mften lin Ste Marsfelt / tit
2ofale paa Central Mpen1e, DDorttl
foru6en en- Meng0e pas1ipe Meolem=
n1er me6 Gamer, ooifillige @angere
fra anore Sorentnger bab0e mootaget
Sn6bDoelie. Otter ct fort mltiifallf
Brogram / Ben 1tore Gal marcbere=
6es Ser peb 10=Ei6en til 8anfetialen,
ser bar beforeret lerbeles imagfulOt,
og bpor Sc Srofeer Soreningen er-
bperbe0e un0er 5angerferDen til
Morge ii61te Mar bap0e facet Ell
i9inefal6en6e &laos. Srei ioent Ml=
FREQ Dabl gnifeoe @elfommen og OPP
lei tie UNDER o%lmin6elig Tansbeo en-
interesiant Sberiigt ODER uDoDre"S
@iitorie 1i6en Stiftellen 5. 2. Nopem=
Der 1902; ban opergap iaa @eremo=
nimeiterbperpet til Soafim Mrneion,
Sen befjen6te Mllan'Ife &epreientant,
Ser per onlig paa fin 2inies Gegne
leoiage6e 5angerne paa Suren til
Morge, og ion1 er fulo al interesfante
@iltorier, ser alti0 er liffer paa tit
811blifum. Sg Set fan NOT bore, at
ban, efter at 6en il1perbe 2u0efiif etc.
etc. bar foniumereoe, fun6e faa ga,
lerne frem. @fter 8or6et afiang
6oreningen UNDER lin oDgtige 2eoer,
Sobn Gonnings, 2e0elie nogle @an=
&c, ser tilfulbe bite, at uOoDre" er
/ Dpperlig ianglig 6orfatntng, maa<
ife beore ems nogeniinoe fer, bpor=
efter Sc Danielpitne fit Mnleoning til
at rpre 8enene. Senere iamle6es
man ON en- rpgen6e 8olle &uncb,
fan ife ser por to, bpor Sang og So
Ter otter befsle0e ONT bi1an0ert. S
set bele taget bor Marsfeiten en- CLINT
ren6e 5ufces / ulle &etntnger, og
&omitee11, ser foru6en Hreii6enten,
Mlfreo 0ob1, beitob al Com. 3. SSn=
oabl og Geo. &olt, fortiener Saf for
bele set 1tilful6e arrangement.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06

S @pleatbafirfcn preoifer Gep.
8. g. McGosltn, 8. g., fdrltfom<
nuen6e 5pn6ug 5. s. Nopember 81.
1890 Jorm. Spn0agsifole SCI.
1915.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06
coka(oa(gene

6reo Stepens, Step.
2egislatnren.
33. Ditritt: S. M. 81. 8urnquiit,
st.; 6. %. &obenberg, s..
81, Diltrift: 3. S. 8rabp, g.;
Somes @arolan, 81; s. S. Greene,
81.
IS. Diitrift: S. S. Selb, ST.; d.
car S. @briltenion, 81.
SO. 9iitrift: S. 8. O'8rien, g.;
6. 6. 5tone, 81.
81. 9iItrift: Mlpin &ope, g.; 6.
6. HerrD, ST..
COUNTY Sicfet.
0iitriftsretsoomnlere: Slin ..
2epis, @rier 80. Orr.
5fiteretsoommer: g6muno W.
8o5ille.
Muoitor: 6. g @rabmer.
Sreaiurer: Sesie SCOT.
@egiiter of 9eeos: 90. IS. 6it5=
gerald.
5beriff: IS. 81. Gerber.
60. Mttornep: 81. 9. S'8rien.
9urpepor: S. s. Mrmltrong.
Gproner: 81. Mrtbur @. Miller.
Subtract Glerf:: IS. S. 8a5ille.
Court Commissioner: @enrD Sal,
lief.
gitp Commissioners: Souls NalD,
g.; 2ouis &eter, g.; &c. 0oran, o.,
o; $. g. 6aircbilo, g..
GitD Of Minneapplis.
Mfapor: Sares 6. 9apnes, 9.
@itD Irealurer: s. g. @ulbert, st
Comptroller: San 6. 8romn, st.
Dttp 6. Goner, ser / i'm Gio bal
en- pelfienot gagferer / 5t. Saul
blep 1iolte 6reoag lenOt til Mrbeios
buiet for 9gsgengeri.
l@plaatbafirfcns &pinbefprenin!
mgoer Sorsoag' 5. II. 9eob. bos Mrs
6. 6reoericfi en, 500 @ooobri0g
Str. Mlle er belfommen.
S @plgatbafirfcn preoifer Gep
8. q. McGosltn, 9. g., f6rltfom
men6e Spnoag s. s. Mopember 81
1890 6orm. Spnoagsifole SCI
1915.
Sap &o1e Babe og Soilette=Seb
er ttlbereot efter upor egen Metbobe"
fulbenbt efter fere Mars @fsperi
menter. Sen fan fife efterligneS"
&irf lober SEN. Mlle Sorban6ler'
ielger Sen.
Gn ga1n1nel Manb, Mnbren
gricfion, blep 1ibite Sorsbag Sea
funbet bepioitles / en- Sragtpogn pat
Mortbern Yacific 8ancns Spor. &al
blep brogt til @itp @olpitalet, bpo:
ban benlao / bepibitlps Giliton6, IND
til ban afgif pe6 9p6en tent 2prba!
Aften. Scr. @ricfion Tom fra Gle
quiet, Minn.> bDor Fan bar to Spn
ner boenbe.
&algoagen Deri 8Den forlgb noel
nepneper6ige 6orltprrelie r al noge1
Mrt. Sm Mftenen par ser bog lin
lipligt &pre / 8pens 9opntopn 81
itrift, &otel 2obbeps og &afeer ba
fuloe at Soft, ser ituoereoe og Dis
fl1tere0e 8algrelultater, og til Muoi
tortum, bpor vYtoneer Breis" ban
0ef arrangeret en- ipeciel BauoeDtlle
foreiilling me0 &eturns, itremmeb
Tolf / 3uiinbbis.
9rGbt nnbcr en- &plltfipr meIler
en- Sporpogn og Ell gfspreispog1
blep sen 16=aarige MaDmon6 &c
@op / Snsoags Mftes beo 6=Si6e1
paa 6onrtb og @acol,ta Strs. CTS
%prelspognen, Ser blep fiprt at &icE
8erette, og paa bpilfen @c@op og
iaa befanot Jig, fom ne6 at 5fraa
ningen meb %betpoelig 6art, ga bel
itg6te iammen meb en- 5porDogn fr'
Merriam 8arf, begge Sc to ung
Menneifer bleb ilpnget l6 at &ognel
% Mcgop falot neb mellem @eitene
bpor ban blep trampet paa og ia'
iI6e tiIre6t uf 6e opifr9mte 0hr. d
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06
Gitp Of Minneapolts.

@pleatbafirfcus &pinbeforening
mpber Sorsoag' 5. II. geop. boS Mrs.
g.. 6rebericfi en-, 500 @oo6brt0ge
ctr. MIle err Delfommen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06
minneapolis.

Sc eamle i,naa Sporpoeue, JONI i
i'm SID par / 8rug / Minneapolis,
men lom forlengit CT blepet afleite
al sen mooerne &ognlnpoel, iom MI
ct / Gang, er life felt gaaet 11b al
Gagoe,. Gn feel Sci al Dem er / Sen
ienerc 9io iplgt til Smaabper !
9iten, bpor ser CT blepet anlagt
9porpcjsipitem, ligeleOes er Ser iolgt
flere @ogne til Suite, Mout., og an=
ore peitlige 8Der.
8alaren / 9mia lille Sail, arrar=
geret al ct. Beoers &uinoefore1ing
og Menigbeo 6reoog Nften, bar me-
get goot beiggt og blep en- SnfceS I
enbper &etning. Mllereoe ON Mfte=
men bar 8eipget fort, og Ser bar en-
liplig Gfter1pprgiel efter SEN Supper,
lom Damerne ierpere0e, tbi otter
alleS Wening bar 6enne noget al bet
lefrel tie ser bar beret bu6t paa paa
9ania Sail, pg mango bar Sc Soboro,
lom man bgrte oper Sen fortrinltge
Menu. Sm Mftenen par ser fnlot
@us og Ell meget lipltg 0mletning,
og iaapel rltraigbt" &jeb iom 2pffe=
biulsforretningen gif meo fulo
5penoing. On raft lille Muftion
uogior0e 5inalen, og &eiultatet blep
abf fiIligt ODER be $500 til &irfens
5fatftlte.
9en oanifc Sbcatcraftcn b. Is.
Mopcmber / 9antos itore Gal. Bill
letter til 0enne fan MI erbol0eS peo
@enpenoelie til Me0lemmer al
Il g D 8 ingen d
1 5, Bris 35c, r%eierperet &labs
SOC. Goruoen ielpe 5tDffet: vDe=
t { t / onen", opfbrt uoe=
luffenoe peo lofale 6onife &rGfter,
ODER Ell balp Snes / Mntal, Dil Der
blipe ct Sang % &oncertprogrom al
uoipgte &refter, og &orniteen itges
allereoe / iaa @enieenoe at bnpe no-
mprfeoe Sort poa @aal1oen. Otter
6oreltillingens 5lutning oil Ser BIZ
be iolgt et~af @eniDn til &laoSforbol=
6ene fun i%noifrenfet Mntal 8illetter
til Ben lille Gal, bbor ct rSmpromp=
tn" 8rogram oil blibe giDet og en-
2uncb ierperet.
&algbage1 forlpb iaa roltgt og
fttlle ! Minneapolis Tom nogen Sell
ligbag. 5folerne bar luffebe bele
Dagen, Salooner11e til &l. 5 Ell
Ter 1tul0e bgret oct, ifipnt HDgtet tor
teller, at a6ifillige 8erter | @lpoe
ODER l16ligterne til &apnes' Galg let
teoe 2aaget for ineprere @ennefreolc
8anferne bolbt 6erie og &anoe-
len / 8utiferne bar temmelig leben<
De. On Mftene1 bar ser fulot &nS
.Sbeatre og @arieteer, bpor 8algnpbe-
oerne funogior6es ! Mellemafterne,
% | Mu6itorium bar Ser ct fort Mr=
arrangement meo ct iabnt gobt 9ro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06
Hiem for Skandinayer

i Diet solrige California. Udmar-
ket irrigeret Land n@r Skoler,
Kirker, Jernbaner ETC., fra $50
og op. For Oplysninger tlskriv
Land Com Box 185,
Stockton, Cal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06

We'd Kjeb eller Reparation at
Uhre bespg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oe E.. 9TH ST.,
St. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06
Get Oanife sbitcriamfnno.

nn6ertegnebe bepi0ner berbeo at
bqbe rebtoeret Sperfasierer 8. 8.
Sizes" &%egnlfab og funoet bet ooer=
e%nsitemmen6e me6 9ber Sefretgren,
90. @~offenblaos Bigger. 81
bor tillige forpisiet os ON, at Belp=
BET, ion1 er / Operfasiererens 8erge,
er s.. S. iamt at bans Secnritp
Bombs I'M er fuloiten0ig betrDggenoe
for @nmfmn6et.
2anra 90 gIler,
Sber Sruitee.
so e t $ al e II,
Sper Ernitee.
S al n 90 a 8 e H.
9per 8ice=HrRii6ent.
@enriett e g. 6 q p 0 n,
9ber 8reiioent.
Clinton, So, 4. RoDbr. 1908.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06
ST.. Paul.

49, Paul ndsoae' removed to Room
sol Court Block.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-24
LIGHT GUARD.

At the regular business meeting, last
Tuesday evening, a committee of three
WAS appointed to secure a dancing
teacher for dancing class. which will
soon be organized
Our benefacter, Mr.. Underwood has
presented us with a picture Of the lar
gest locomotive in the world owned by
the Erie road This picture is n fttinJ
decoration for the officers quarters.
This week will be strenuous week
for the two basketball teams. Friday
night they win play the two Cedarburg
teams at Cedarburg, and Saturday
night the drst team will play the Per-
severance Hickorys, and the second
team will play the Grand Avenue
Congrega tiOnal Intermediates.
Good games are promised Saturday.
Feb ], when the first team plays the
Red Ravens, the crack five from the
Milwaukee, Y 81. c. A. Every one
come aud cheer the Light Guards.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-24
Clerk Carrier Examination.

The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces that on February
8, 1908, an examination will
be held for The positions of clerk and
carrier in the Post-Office Service in
Wauaatosa, Wis Clerks la ofiicrs OF
the first aud second class aud carriers
IN the city delivery service are divided
into six grades. as follows: FIRST grade
salary $500; second grade, salary $500;
third grade, salary 5000; fourth grade,
salary 81 600; ffth grade, salary 81 lC0;
sixth grade, salary $1,000. Clerks aud
carriers at firstclas> ofiicrs viii br
nr"moted succtssively 20 the ffth
grade. and clerks and carriers at
SECOND class offices will be promoted
successiveiy to the fourth grade. Age
lim.t, All positions. Is 10 45 years.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-24

Mrs. Agnes Rice is quite i'll at her
home on Greendeld Avenue.
A. NJ. Rice Of Fond du Lac. spent
Wednesday With relatives in this city.
/. Mr.. aud Mrs. Diamond, waukesha,
spent Tuesday with Capt. and Mrs. II,
Leisk.
Mr. Panl Steiner, Delayan, spent the
first of the sweel, with is sister, Mrs.
II. N. Andrews
Mrs. chas Puehler and children
spent the first os the week with her
parents Al firnomonee Falls,
Mrs. f. " schnecl entertained
Thursday afteraoou for her mother,
Mrs Hinners. in honor of her birthday
F. r. Godfrey. Jr.. who has been in
the south .n busiarss for the past few w
weeks returned home the first OF the
week.
Mr. and Mrs C G Porter were call
ed to Marshall, Wis, the first OF the
week by tie illness of Mrs Porter's
father
Mr. and Mrs. lsamnhron, Beloit. and
Mrs Barrows. Shebovgau. spent the
past week with DR. and Mrs j. t.
Corbett.
The House of Mercy has purchased a
site north of Wells Street near saith
Street, where they expect to erect
buildings for their use in the near flu
ture.
The annonncement of the engage.
ment Of Miss Isanrine C. Osgood OF
Winchester. Mass, and Mr.. Chas. o
Henricns OF the class of 'O6 L. w, an
employees Of the st. Paul railroad a,
Wauwatosa. was made few days
since. Miss 0sgood is neice of Capt
Moody Of the Christopher Columbu,
ard ]. r Vs.itz train dispatcher on the
la Crosse division OF the st. Paul road
After voting to purchase more lands
for the county insane asylum providing
such lands can be purchased ut rea-
sonahle figure, the joint committee OF
the county board on treasury and taxes
and insane asylum Monday decided to
meet on next Monday morning at 10
O'clock at The hospital for insane IA d
inspect tise different sites which have
been offered to the county. The pur.
chase of th Wells farm has been advo-
Gated. The owners want $50, 900 which
Is ahaat s..s pee acre.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1908-01-24
mo LICENSE" CAMPAIGN
watssa 70 AGitate Closing of Saloons.
Milwaukee Sentinel Jan. q, 1908.

Whtesh 70 AEttate GiosmE OF Saloons.
Milwaukee sentinel Jan. q, 1868.
Sunday morning at the Congrega-
tional church, j o Myers announced
that he would start an active and
thorough campaign for no license. MIR.
Myers stated that he intended to
get out and campaign himself
and expected every one in that
congregation to do the same. lie call
ed for collection from his audience
for that purpose and said he would
raise at least $3.50 for campaign pur-
poses. The congregation has been
agitating the Sunday closing question
for some time, but Las not taken any
steps toward stopping the issuing OF
saloon licenses.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30

ings are located. the state has Joined
tho large timber owners In the work
OF protecting the forests. paying Its
proportion of the total cost. This fire
protection cost during the year 1907
about s690e.
Complete Records Are Made.
Under Governor Goodlng the state
land department has made thorough
records. Every acre OF land owned
by the state has been plated, its value
estimated and a typographical map
made. The timber lands have all
been estimated both as to quantity
and value, and perfect system Of
books have been written. Many mat
ters OF disagreement and misunder-
standing between the general land Of
nee at Washington. u. c.. and the
the state has profited to the extent
OF many thousands OF dollars in this
manner alone.
Comparison of Earnings.
The profitableness OF the business
administration promised by Governor
and given the state by him
and the Republican Officers. can not
be shown In a more graphic way than
by quoting the records of the land de-
psrtment. taking first the period from
the beginning of statehood until jan
uary l. 1905, and last the period from
January 1. 1905. to September 1.
1908. What did the Democrats do
for the people by their handling OF
this great trust. which il is estimated.
II properly handled from the begin
ming was worth at least s50.000.00
During the IA years of statehood
prior 10 January /. 1905. the total
cash receipts OF the state land depart
ment were $t.fe4.1G2.06. Almost half
OF this amount was on account of the
sale of timber on about $4,000 acres
OF state land. These timber sales
aggregated Ses9.320.SI. The actual
earnings OF the land department dur
ing the IA years to January /, 1905,
were 3477,eSS.46. These earnings
we're from the following sources;
(Coatinued on next Psgs)
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while surrounding these lands were
left unclaimed thousands OF acres Of
the most fertile soil, to be later seized
upon by spectators. During one
Democratic administration almost
100, 900 acres OF the finest white pine
timber IN the world, practically In a
single tract, was sold at an average
price OF little over IS an acre. while
at the same time the purchasers OF
this state timber we're paying private
owners from five to ten times as much
per acre Tor similar contiguous tim
Der lands. There was an apparent at
tempt tc loot the resources OF the
state. which was not stopped until
the people voted the Democrats out
OF power. The sales Of timber on
state lands during the last four years
have been exclusively of small bodies
and of Isolated tracts. under great
danger OF destruction by fire, and yet
the state has received an average OF
over $12 an acre for this relatively In
ferior timber. This itself would seem
a sufficient commentary on the diff
ference In the wisdom of an import
ant public trust between the Repub-
iican and Democratic administrations.
Republicans Protect Timber.
During the years of Democratic
rule, while the state had selected
many thousands OF acres OF valuable
timber, which the state administra-
ton was continually hawking about !
In eastern markets, at any price, thou |
sands OF acres were destroyed by for |
est fires. and no systematic effort was |
made TO prevent such losses. I'm |
der Republican administrations there |
has practically been no destruction of |
state timber by fire. The state has |
established fire patrol, and notwith- /
standing each year destructive forest |
ires have ragged in various parts of
IDAHO the states timber holdings have |
gone unscathed. II Is conservatively
that during the six years of |
Democratic rule in Idaho, the average /
yearly loss of state timber by fire was /
IN excess OF 100000. while during |
Governor Goodings administration
he total loss has not exceeded $1,000. |
In north Idaho. where the principal |
portion of the states timber hold 1
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-10-30

The greatest political demonstration
In the history OF Idaho preceded the
speech OF Governor" James II. Brady
In Boise, October is. The event
was an important epoch In campaign
history and his address befitted the
occasion in its simple strength. Ex-
tracts from his discussion of the vital
principles and issues involved in the
present contest are as follows:
Brady's Speech In Part.
There is a difference between an
organization and a machine l be-
lieve in an organized party but not
machine politics. / have been ac-
cused of being a product of the lat
ter by my Democratic friends from
one end of the state to the other.
And, while l shall not pause now to
tell you why, | shall do SO, and you
Will know right where | stand on
several subjects before l am through.
Conditions In Idaho were changed
when the Republican party came into
power. Men of honor. integrity, abil-
ity and good judgment took the helm,
wrestling it from those who were dis
posing of your timber and had squan-
dered for you over s20,000.000 de-
rived from 1t. not with the intention
to steal, but through incapacity. That
was stopped and land preserves were
put on a sound basis by that substan-
tial citizen Governor Morrison. The
land Sboard reorganized and COM
menced the sale of this property, and
Il has been selling ever since. / wish
TO call your attention to the fact that
during the entire Democratic admin
there had not been $4,000
1 year income from all these re-
You now have over three
and one-half million dollars out at
interest at this time for land sales by
his Republican administration. In
there was found a great area
If pasture land unoccupied and un-
used. Democratic administration had
not brought in from this a dollar. 1t
s earning you over $4,000 this year.
other resources, through the Carey
ict. have taken In at least $4,000. |
Bonds and mortgages are bringing in