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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-10
FEDERATION
LOSES MOTION
SUPREME JUDGE IN DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA OvERRULEs MO-
TON TO AMEND COURTS Or
DER IN BUCK STOVE CASE

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1O.-Justice
Gould Of the supreme court Of the
District Of Columbia today oyerrui-
ed the motion Of the American Fed
eration Of Labor to amend the
courts order in the case Of the
Buck Stove and Range company of
St. Louis. in which the court recent
~ temporarily enioined the fedora
tion from placing that company on
ITS boycott and unfair list in the
federation publications.
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ten men ON
THAW JURY
AT THE CONCLUSION OF TO-
DAYS WORK BUT TWO vAcAN-
CIES REMAIN ON TRIAL JURY
IN THAW CASE

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-The
day Of the second trial of Harry K.
Thaw was devoted to the task of
completing the jury. There were
seven sworn jurors in the box when
the proceedings began. Five men
were added today, subject to per-
emptory.
After the recess two of the five
temporary jurors were excused and
three more sworn in. leaving but
two vacancies to be filled in the
trial panel.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-10
BOMB THROWING
BY TERRORSTS

WARSAW, Jan. 1O.-The terror
lists have resumed operations. A
bomb thrown today at a post car at
Sokolow killed two and injured 10.
They looted the safes and escaped
with a large sum of money.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-10
Taft on the Philippines

NEW YORK, Jan. 10.-secretary
Of war Taft Is to be the speaker to-
night at the Peoples institute in
Cooper Union. His subject win be
~The PHILIPPINES"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-10
Fire in Knitting Mills

DETROIT, Jan. 10.--A fire in the
Forester & Cheny knitting mills to-
day resulted in the injury Of five
men and the loss Of 100000.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-10
stiIl Adjusting Exchange

CALCUTTA. Jan. lO.-The rats
of discount was increased today
from z to 5 per cent.
The evening world., 1908-11-21

years, aud began to think it was natural
i9F me to be lh1t way Finally | read about
the remarkable processes brought about by
the use ol l'rotoue, so | decided to try il
myself Well, when ! look at myself in the
mirror now, ] think II is somebody else /
nave put on just 30 pounds during the last
month ard never felt stronger or more
'nervy' In my life"
Prolone Is a powerful inducer Of. nutri-
non, increases cell growth, makes perfect
me assimilation Of food. increases the mum
Der OF blood -corpusCles, and. as a necessary
result, builds up muscles and solid, healthy
flesh aud rounds out the figure.
For women who can never appear stylish
IN anything they wear because of their
thinness, this remarkable treatment NAV
prove revelation 1t is u beauty make.
as well as form builder and nerve
strengthened
II Will cost you nothing to prove the re
maIkable effects of this treatment Ii is
absolutely nOn-inIurious to the most deli
cate system; The Protone Company. ga
Protone Building, Detroit. Mich, will send
to any one who sends name and address n
free SOC, package OF PrOtOne, with fun in
structiOns, 10 prove that il does the work
They Will also send you their book on WHY
Iou Are Thin, free of charge, giving facts
which viii probably astOnish YOU Send
coupon below to-day with your name and
address.
The evening world., 1908-11-21
CRIPPLED LINER
TOWED Up THE BAY
TO FRENCH DOCK
La Provence Was Held All
Night at Anchor Off
Quarantine.

The French liner La Provence came
up the bay this morning with two black
balls at her masthead. indicating mot
inder control" and was towed by two
u.s. shortly after clearing Quarantine
last night the ships stuTng box blew
ont, and she had to anchor for the
night.
The delay caused a rumor among the
passengers that there was contagion on
the slip. as Magyar Sakajuran, youns
Turk had been put ashore at Quaran-
tine. Sakajuran was really suffering
from a severe attack OF seasickness,
and was sent 10 the hospital at Quar-
milne for that reason and no other
Miss Mary Cassatt, a sister OF the late
>. j. Cassatt. former president of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, was on
lie ship. Miss Cassatt is a noted So
.ety portrait painter, who has lived in
suburb of Paris forNten years, this be-
nE her first visit home.
Il expect to remain in my country six
-eeks." said Miss Cassatt. Then shall
- urn ~ dIlNt dllS is lltt uIlIS IL l
entire in the world There a person is
taken on worth. and all foreign painters
receive a welcome that is based solely
upon their ability to paint"
Miss Cassatt brought with her cute
little Belgian dog called Mazette.
which she held in her arms while an
Evening World staff photographer took
its Photograph.
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HELLO! HELLO! CENTRAL,
LET Me TALK WITH SMITH,
Hr-r-r-r: Hello smith. Is That You I;
Vest How's Eyerythingf Snyi

JONES-Hello, ! say. Smith. Mrs.
Jones and l want you TO bring your
family and have dinner with us Sunda.
Fine roast chicken, lobster salad auI
some great Hayauas, too, Don't say no
Cor we've made an arrangements.
SMlTH-TAanks, awfully, old boy, but
/ cant come unit. about noon. 1 can
drag my little glIi away from the piano
when she once gets started practising
that World song, the one, you Know,
that's printed IN the Magazine Section
OF The world every Sunday.
JONBS-Thats funny That's lust
what Mrs. Jones does, too. Tell your
daughter 10 come over. bring her words
dandy song and ] don't blame her for
not wanting 10 leave II.
SMITH-That Will be fine. You know
We are all fond OF singing, too. have
Just asked her and shel come. Wen
have a little musical before dinner
Much obliged, Jones, well be right over.
Good-by,
JoNEs,-Good- by. And don't forget to
bring your copy Of the Sunday World
song with you 80 We can all Join In.
Br-T-Er-r,
BT-E-FS-S -.r--.. .-...,
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H. J. TATTERSALL BURIED.


The funeral services Of Henry J. Tat
tersall, father-in-law Of Postmaster
Morgan. were held at noon to-day at
tie Church Of the Intercossion, Onc
Hundred and Fify-elghth street ana
Broadway Mr. TattcIsal was killed on
Thursday morning by the train of which
lie was conductor near tine ighbriGg-
station
Following the religious services by
the Rev. Dr Selmi Gates Masonic
funeral service was held, conducted hy
members Of Pecouic I.odE". If Green
port l. L. and Franklin Lodge, Of this
city. MI Tattersall was "a member Of
PeConic Lodge for forty years
Among those al the services We're n.
H. NTceland, brakeman years ago
when TatteTsall was his conductor, Jus
tice Olmsted. Of the Court Of Special
Sessions ana former Police Inspector
Henry Y. Steers
Mrs Morgan, wife Of the postmaster.
was taken IN just before the funeral
and was unable 10 attend.
The evening world., 1908-11-21
AAAAAhA
The Riker
Anniversary

The Sixty-second An
niversary Sale Of tho
Riker DrugStoreswhich
con tinues throughout
the day, Saturday, is
attracting many thrifty
buyers of Drug Store
Goods. Reductions arc
general in all depart
ments of all Riker Drug
Stores, and full details
concerning free offers
and reduced prices may
be obtained at any Riker
Drug Store in New York
or Brooklyn. To-day,
Saturday, at Riker' s
Drug Store, Broadway
and 9th Street, New
York, we are giving
away a box of the ia
nous Belle M e ad
Sweets Chocolates with
every Csc sale.
yrsY.EGWHvU1QY:D
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Gains 81 Pounds
In so DAYS
Remarkable Result of the New Tissue
Builder Protone, in Many Cases
of Rundown lien
and Women.
Prove 1t Yourself By Sending Coupon Below
For A soc Package. Free.

By George ! never saw anything like the
effects Of that new treatment, Pro'one, fo7
the building up of weight and lost nery.
force II acted more like miracle than g
medicine. said O well known gcn'.omar
yesterday In speaking o. tho revolution that
had taken place IN his condition. 4 began
20 think that there was nothing on earth
that could make me fat I trind tonic.
digestives, heavy eating. diets. milk. bcor
and aimo-t everything else YOU could think
Of but without result had been thin for
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Water Not High EnougD &c
Drown Those Buried i'll
Brooklyn Sewer.
MAYOR ON THE SCENE.
Watches Progress of Work
Retarded by 4 Second
Collapse To-Day.

After an all-night investigation on the
scene of the Brooklyn gas explosion in
Cold street DR.. Bensel. Sanitary Super
iutenden: ot the Health Department, de-
clared to-day that it was possible that
some OF the victims OF Yesterdays eH-
plosion were penned down In the sewer
still alive
DR. Bensel went through the sewer
from the river to the point from which
the men who escaped yesterday had
fed. He said that the water had not
been high enough in the sewer TO drown
the men who were there when the cave
in occurred and that i. they had not
been crushed by the earth and debris
that had piled down upon the sewer
framework they might sttll be alive
Five hundred men worked throughout
the night under Or. Bensel's direction,
and at O'Clock this morning it was
thought that the ditch had been so Sc
curely shured up that the work of rescue
might he commenced.
Second CaVe-In Stops Work.
The digging was going forward with
all possible despatch when al II o'clock
another collapse occurred and much of
the snoring was displaced. This delayed
the work for an hour. when it was re-
sumed with renewed energy.
The Health Department superntend-
ent telephoned the Mayor this morning
that he thought 1t very likely that some
of the worknen might be dug out alive.
The Mayor went to the scene of the
rescue work this afternoon and saw
how ii was progressing. He said that
he would not begin an investigation on
behalf of the city administration, as the
contractor had been arrested. and he
thoughtful was II case for the Grand
Jury.
At $50 o'clock this morning an effort
was made by the police TO get at the
number of dead or missing, but this
was impossible. In the crowds that
pressed close 10 the workmen were
women who said their husbands had
not come home; there We're mothers
who had missed their sons, and they
were ready to believe that the bodies
of these missing ones were in the pit.
Then, too, there was a curious crowd
men and women-who impeded the
in their search for bodies
Dead and Mis- ing.
This is the latest list OF dead and
given out by the police:
ABRAMS. SAMUEL blacksmith, Gold and
Front streets.
ANDERSON. Gus. foreman or carpenters
FRENCEsCO. la1orer.
JOHN, !aborer,
BACHMAN, EMIL, !abcrer.
The evening world., 1908-11-21
AMERICANS BEATEN
FOR TENNIS TITLE
Alexander and Wright Lose
Contest Played at Mel
bourne, Australia.

MELBOURNE. Nov 21.-Rrookes
and Wilding, tie Australian players,
to-day defeated Frederick Il. Alex
andcr and Beals c, Wright, the
Americans, who have come out to com
pete for the Davis Challenge Cup in
the Victorian championship tennis.
tournament. The score was Ga, CO.
i--G, g..
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OtDNE

f. CooNEY, beloved
husband Of Mary Cooney NEE Walsh, ma
tive Of Gort, County Galway, Ireland.
Funeral from his late residence, 1J7 CO.
lunbus av,, sunday, +. ".
M'GRhIL.-on Saturday. Nov. 81, 1908.
JAMES MGRAlL, l24s Franklin av.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
RSAN.-MARTIN RYAN. beloved husband
OF Lima NEE WerleJ, son OF Margaret and
John ].
Funeral Sunday =. NJ. from parents'
residence. 800 Madison ST., y. Y. City.
sULLIyAN.-on Friday. Nov. 20. JERE-
MIAH SULLIVAN. age 81 years. be-
loved son OF Margaret and the late Tim
othy Sullivan. native of Bantry. County
Cork. Ireland.
Funeral from his late residence. 573
East l3dth ST., on Sunday Nov. 20. at
1870 i. 81. Interment Calvary Cems-
terry. 90.
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DR.. BULL RECEIVES FRIENDS.

At the Hotel Plaza it was said this
morning that Dr William T, Bull has
suffered NO relapse and is strong
enough to entertain ii few friends. He
spends part Of mis- time in scanning the
East River and Long Island with a
powerful field glass from the window of
his room.
The evening world., 1908-11-21
Contract Is a Contract"

~, e.,.-,,,-- - ,,,,,-1 -, A. ~
Haven House. lie is a tall, spare, gray
man. with an expansive smile and an
inexting uishable cigar.
men" he remarked easily. when told
that the men were considering a strike
"An men have right to be discon-
Nc Taari rrn0rs hut the matter ha 5:
NOT haen lrough; officially to my at
tsnrion. and iii Ii is l must decline
10 discuss it,
~. 40 ynu aware that tho men blame
,.,,, Tor Inc nTes.nt 1isc0nterto'' vas
ssIxsd
!;Terfectlv." was the nonchalant reply.
The evening world., 1908-11-21
BANDITS DIED FIGHTING.
Eight Resisted Arrest for Murder
of French OhiciaIs.

PARIS, Nov. IA despatch has been
received here from the Governor OF
Indo-China saying that the authorities
have succeeded In running down the
murdered a French officlal named Du
Barry. They offered a most desperate
resistance and all eight OF them died
lighting. one Frenchman was killed.
The evening world., 1908-11-21
'V'W'VwVVV
OUR NEW $40 PER MONTH
SAVINGS PLAN is
TAKING HOLD.

II presents the first opportunity
to acquire an interest, by installruent
payments. in guaranteed first mort
eaaes on New York City improved
real estate. Ten dollars down and
$40 per month for 1e months will
secure one OF these certificates. They
yield4' y Z interest and are redeemable
IN S years, but you get this interest on
all of your payments from the dates
upon which they are made and run
no risk Of losinS the money you have
paid through failure to keep up the
payments. Money returned to your
estate in case OF your death. II Is
as safe as u. S. Government Bonds.
Write or call for our booklet
The Safe Way 10 Save"
The evening world., 1908-11-21
Want Action Now.

We are here to get action OF some
sort. So far we have failed, but oy
Monday We viii have formulated our de-,
mands in such shape that they will
call for definite answer
Does that mean that strike will be
ordered in the event of the schedule not
being readjusted?"
We are conservative people" was
thing We believe in. We have been
temporized with long enough, however,
and mean % make tie New Haven
officials see that We mean business.
What about the clause in The sched-
ule that requires either party TO give
sixty days notice before abrogattng it?
IF the company does not live up TO
the schedule in a better spirit their own
actions viii have nullifieu it and we
would not he bound b. its conditions "
is there any personal feeling among
the men against Mr.. stevens or Mr.,
Bierd?" was the next question.
1T. would be foolish TO deny that
there is a very bitter feeling" replied
Mr. Murdoch. The management of the
past eighteen months has not tended to
allay that. 1t is more the adm!ustra-
tion of Mr. R!erd who is in reality the
head of the system. than that of Mr.
Stevens against which the men are kick
ing
The evening world., 1908-11-21

fprinlllng one hour before the start.
The FUR coats Of the Cambridge men
gave Harvards bleachers tlngs OF
brown.
The grdlron was smooth as n billiard
table with fresh chalk lines. In the
middle was little pile OF dust the
helghih of a mans hand, ready TO
hold the plgskin at the momentous In
slant OF the kickoff. There was fas-
cination about that dirt pile. It was
like the initial letter at the beginning
of an exciting story.
Yale's blue capped band took a central
position In the blue stand and began TO
loot. Yale undergTads hunmed The air:
Harvard has blue stocking girls.
Yale blue stocking men.
We've done Fair Harvard up before.
wen do her up again.
And l0hough the Harvard .ootball team
May Try what they can do
They can never on their tintype
Beat the Grand Old Blue"
And after that came "Boola." No
Yale game ever starts or ends without
"Boola," They sing Il when Yale is
winning with a sarcastic rims.
When things go hard for the bulldog
they sing IT with roar, and between
halves Yale sings "Boola" just for
amusement and to pass the time away.
Time was close now. The bleachers
were nearly fun. Suddenly the Yale
band struck up Fair Harvard" and
with the best nature in the world Har-
ward, across on the other canyon side,
sang to Yale's music. When the song
was finished the Blue rooters rose and
rosred a cheer for Harvard. Harvard
gave nine 'rahs and topped it with "a
shout of yale, Yale! Yale"
Crimson Team Appears.
And Just then the Crimson team.
wrapped like Indians in gaudy blankets.
trotted out on the field. Yale came after
them in their blue jerseys stripped
for action. Suddenly both Yale and
Harvard stands burst into ripping
wave of color. Ten thousand flags came
from concealment and futtered Oh the
breeze.
Both teams began. warming up.
While bands clamored and 10000 spec
tators cheered and whooped and yelled
and stamped their feet on the platform !
underneath Yale began singing Down
the Field
March, march on down the field
Fighting for Eli.
Break through the crimson line,
Their strength to defy
Wei give long cheer for Burch's men, |
We're here to win again.
larvard's team can fight to the end,
But Yale will win
Long cheer for Bigelow. make it a
good one" megaphoned the ale lead .
ers. The cheer followed Then came the .
long, deep silence of suspense. The bat .
Ting teams lined up.
Harvard won the toss and took the
south end leaving Yale to face the sun.
FIRST HALF.
1-..--li,..- l...n,n 10 IT, ln Mia Of dir,
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Kennard Gets Field Goal.

Corbett went through for II yards,
running right over Nale's tackles Har-
ward was beating right and left, An
other swift l0-yard plunge left the ban
In front Of Nale's goal post on her 20
yard line White went around right end
for p more yards. Kennard went in FOR
Verweibe Squarely IN front OF goal
and only 10 yards away Kennard booted
the leather over Ike sharpshooier.
score Harvard, I. Yale, o.
Instantly the Harvard stands broke
into "A tumultIOus song, Harvard Har-
ward, Harvard drawing II out with
ring Of dcrlsion and triumph. Across
the way the blue stand gave a muffled
answer, Tho teams changed goals. Yale
kicked of. clear TO HaTysTd's goal line
The bal came back ten yards before
there was n blue Jersey on the scene
Then with iust 100 Yards ahead OF them
Harvard hogan ripping aud punging
~ yards IN short pllnges, hut lost fifteen
on penalty
II looked as II Harvard had a Kick
now kcnnard went back for a fake
kick and Yale held tho Vuugs Ike "a
stone wall kcnnard had no. Kick next
time, but only succeeded ln bringing
the bail hach on Aalr's i5-yard line
Wheaton made Az outside Kick and the
hall MAS lnterfered with. White recov-
sEsd Il. Thsn the whistle Now for the
. NAM y T. nts.r r..r
The evening world., 1908-11-21

David O'Connor's polite burglar may
he outdone i'm poiteness by Bronx resi-
dents themselves. for they are reported
as having agreed that it is FAR better
to treat burglars with consideration
than TO try to have the police catch
them and treat them roughly.
Mr. o'Connor, who lives at No. 1865
Boston road, started the ball rolling
when he addressed public letter to
his burglar" thanking the invader for
having refrained from any untoward
conduct during recent midnight visit
to the O'Connor homestead. Mr.. O'Con-
nor's burglar was very careful 10 fold
in their original creases Mr.. O'Cunnor's
several pairs ot trousers after he had
rified them.
The Bronxites have tired complaining
to the police of their numerous prowl-
The evening world., 1908-11-21

Gency and not TO act as means OF the
company laying of men and securing
rNpD0 l.,
The evening world., 1908-11-21

PIIEs CURED IN y TO "a DAYS.
PAzO OINTMENT 10 sus.s ss.;sSa % eass
ItdhLns blind. bleeding or Protrudinf P1les
In = ~ asss ~ nssg Isnaaass. se~ ~
The evening world., 1908-11-21
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

LON ERY MISSION, 81 Bowery, DR.. Louis
klopsch president.-Services every evening
al T.. NJ Mrs, S. j. Birds meetings
sunday A. u 4 ~. THURSDAY at P. n.
ming at 73O. Addresses by DR.. Kiopsch,
Senator Gledhlll Alderman Caygli and
others. Early morning breakfasts Bread
Line" viii open on Thanksgiving mornlnB
at / A. VI, and Will be continued until
Easter sunday morning.
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FIRST HALF.

A..
hheeIlhs before the NIUE plle Vi VII l.
blue JerSeSed inquire caTeluIIy paced
tie bali. The whistle blew. Hobbss
mighty Toe collided with the leather
Harvard gathered it in on her lO-yard
lire and brought II back. Harvard
Kicked back TO midheld and Coy heeled
10 fair catch.
once Harvard neld, then COY weht
tlIouSH ctu. .i ~ StN ~ .o,,ah f,r
se,,.''"'S Si,Ic yootsrs tave viId
~, - va ,,re.t aT.insr of tiags over
wa 80 "a 80 - si,io ,Iz,ro 80 M Son
o. ~ , except I"e S"'ohe 'Fo'i' iu''oi Gus
u '-,''' =, ,,,,l,i,,e, s.rato,b. ,bro,,cb
~ "S"i' ',,l9 tsuItG tiarya ri
~, ny az 20 w., a, ,ban p,pce,nn diJ
tt'It 't.u ''o 1 ~ it T..i.
"a li' i"tad no AZ AZ. % a. NM,
are ~ 'tPp.n o.. $500 a In fnnira
- HtA on harvard , -y-NdId I4Ie ! !IPiIt
The evening world., 1908-11-21
THE LINE UP.

psrfsst cup Of tea 10 obtained ~ uslHs
''salaaA-" AZ all EEooaFs. -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-30
POETS ENLISTED FOR
BooSE CAUSE

The Prohibitionists have demon.
str1ted the effectiveness OF poems
pictures and quips TO such an extent
that the cohorts OF King Barleycoru
have followed suit In the recent
Illinois campaign many postcards
were sent out by the ''wets'' In efforts
to win votes.
On one OF the cards the Imaginative
artist has shown q frantic Prohibi-
Zionist after election smashing Pro
hibitlonist notices with a hammer
when be gets 3 notice OF increase
in taxes in "Dry Town"
And there is the lament which is
credited TO this man with the ham,
mer:
Nobody works In our town
Haven't q thing to do;
Business gone TO blazes.
Saloons and markets, too.
Farmers gone 70 Wet Town;
VI 70 tAcy &c awful Sly
Sales way down and taxes up
Since we went dry.
The next efusion is Illuminated
with the picture Of q heartbroken
bartender, for whose benefit Is sung:
Hush, little '~'barkeep,"
Don't you cry;
You will be . druggist
BY and by.
The next pictures an over worked
drug store and . vacant saloon, With
this chunk Of wisdom from the poets
typewriter:
Ring out the old style;
Bring in the new;
Close up the drsmshops.
And factories, too.
Wine is a mocker.
We will drink it no more.
We can now get q good jag
AT the corner drug store.
And so it went through a long Sc
ries.-St. Louis Chronicle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-04-30

TIE Mexico Ledger publishes to
day In supplement form the full text
OF the speech made by Governor J. W.
Folk at st. Joseph. No, Friday night,
when be opened his campaign for the
United States Senate, addressing one
OF the largest audiences Of Democrats
ever gathered in Missouri. Governor
Folk gave az account OF his steward
ship, referring to laws passed and
work accomplished. he advocated
Democratic principles and showed
clearly thst, as Governor Of Missouri,
be made good along the lines prom
ised when he announced for that high
Office. The address is an able, ex-
haustive one, ranking among the
most able and statesmaulike utter
ances that we have read from any
public Official. Governor Folk 10 his
campaign throughout the state will
be greeted with large and euthusi-
astic audiences OF Democrats every
where, and without doubt will be
elected BY the people to the high ofice
OF United States Senator from Mis-
aourI