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Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-07
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-07
RULING PASSED TO
STOP SPECULATION
GoVERNM EMIT WILL PRoTEC7
HOME BUILDERS
Land Department Makes Rule That
Only One Entry Be Allowed Each
Settler-lmperial Valley
Affected

Gen. Frank c, Prescott, registrar of
the United States land office in this city,
has received from the commissioners of
the general land office at Washington,
d. c., a ruling on desert land entries
which is revolutionary IN the practice
heretofore prevailing.
1t Is now held that person who makes
a desert land entry or who receives an
assignment of a desert land entry there
by exhausts his right under the law and
becomes disqualified to make another
entry or ito receive an assignment of
another entry. Notwithstanding the fact
that the combined areas of such entries
may not exceed 800 acres.
This ruling comes in connection with
the rejection of an assignment to Julius
NJ. Gillespie and is a practical applica-
ton Of the rule.
1t affects the Imperial valley more es-
pecially, although there are some entries
in the Antelope valley that will be af-
fected. 1t is line with the policy of the
government to stop speculation and with
the legislation of congress which seeks
to apportion the public lands to the
actual home-maker, whether he be a
homesteader or a desert claimant
1T is a fact" said Gen. Prescott yes
terday, after an Individual gets a taste
of a commission or gets piece of money
from handling public lands he gets IA
sort of public-land-itis and the patient
begins to haunt the land office and finally
drifts into a mental condition where he
fees that public lands, in their legitimate
destiny, should contribute something per
acre to him, even though his function Is
merely to get between the home-builder
and the government in the shape of a
'butter-in.'
1.-The opportunity to handle lands by
assignment is simply chance for the
Spectator to get between the home
builder and the government.
Congress, I'm enacting its public land
laws, and the department of the interior
in administering them, seem to realize
this and to have endeavored to conffne
each individual to one opportunity to
acquire public land under each statute
This ruling is contrary to the prac-
tice heretofore prevailing in the depart
ment and will make every claimant by
assignment or every entryman who has
heretofore had an assignment, look care
fully to his title"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-07
SOCIETY FINDS WORK
FOR MANY UNEMPLOYED
Men Who Have Lost Positions Through
Illness Apply to Officers of the
Associated Charities
for Aid

Miss Carver of the Associated Charities,
with her assistants, has been working
overtime for the last two months, owing
to the numerous demands made upon the
society by the unemployed and those I'M
able to support themselves and families
by i'll heath
There are any number of instances
where men who have been industrious
and saving have been compelled by the
scarcity of work, to appeal to charity
for the support Of their needy families,
while even more sad than this is the
case of invalids whose families are in
want.
From eight to ten people owning homes
have sent in word to Miss Carver stat
ing that they have work for unemployed
men to do about their places.
This is following up the suggestion
made by Miss Carver Saturday. that work
be found for the unemployed by those
owning homes.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-07

was held up and robbed few moments
prior TO the shooting of Lyons, was the
next witness.
Officer Lyons, he said. had called at his
place Of business a few minutes before
the holdup. AS Lyons stepped onto the
sidewalk Grosser saw the screen door
open and a man, smooth shaven with a
round face, looked in. moment later
a man stepped in wearing cap, from
the visor of which hung long white
cloth with two holes for the eyes. Gross
er said he was ordered to hold up his
hands and not to move. He Immediately
complied with the command. Another
man whom he believed TO be Rolla Robe
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-07

followed the masked man and walked
behind Grosser. who was standing before
his open cash register. The masked
mans companion Immediately began
emptying the register OF its contents. plae-
ing the money in a canvas bag, during
which work he dropped several pieces OF
silver on the floor.
AS the masked man heard the falling
coins. Grosser declared. he cried out
angrily: D. you, II you do job like
that I'll kill you
The masked man, said the witness.
asked If ne had any money on his person,
declaring that if he failed to reveal its
he would be killed. Grosssr
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-07

told him he had some in pocket and "
was secured, together with a number OF
keys, which were also placed in the bag.
The two men, he said, then left the
store, the masked man warning Grossel
If he moved or put his head outside the
door within five minutes after their de-
parture he would be shot.
A cap with cloth mask attached, pair
of overalls and "a blouse were then intro
duced and identified by the witness as
those worn by one of the robbers
Hears Fatal Shot
Grosser said he later heard talking out
side, someone eXclaiming, Give me that
gun or I'll kill you" de heard a pistol
shot and going to the door saw Lyons
lying on the sidewalk. The two men who
had held up his 'stores he said, had dis
appeared.
The fact that the defense will endeaVor
to quash some of the evidence introduced
by the prosecution was then made evil
dent, when the name of George Lauman,
arrested shortly after the death of Lyons,
was mentioned.
1.-THE only way in which you identity
the defendant is by the voice and ply
sique? asked Attorney Smyser.
Eyes, by voice and build" replied
Grosser.
''That all
Eyes, and by the smooth round face as
he peeped In the door,
Have you seen a young man named
Lauman?
yes"
Grosser said he had seen Lauman at
the city Jail few days after the robbery.
did you not few days after, the rob-
berry state that Lauman was the man
who held you up?"
mo, sir"
Ibid you say you didn't think he was
the man?"
II did"
Then you have never identified Lau'
man as the man who held you up?'
Il have not
Lauman, who was arrested within a
week following the robbery of Grosser s
place of business, was identified by a
number of persons as man who had
held up and robbed other stores, but later
these persons, when they saw MeskIl
| Identified him as the robber.
Police Surgeon on Stand
| DIR. Joseph b. Tanner, police surgeon at
the receiving hospital, was the next wit
ness and identified pieces Of a bullet ex-
tracted from Lyons head the night OF
the shooting.
Testimony Of W. B. Barber. a sales
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-07
CAPTAIN FRIES TO ADDREs
STUDENTS OF WHITTIER

Students of the Whittier college will
be addressed by Capt. A. A. Fries,
United States engineer, who will take
for his subject San Pedro harbor from
an engineering point of view.
The invitation TO address the students
was issued by President Newman of the
Whittier institution. and was accepted
by Capt. Fries, who feels every citizen
of this section should become thoroughly
acquainted with the great engineering
feat al San Pedro.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-07
If You Have a Picture to
Be Framed

We can save you money. We have
a splendid assortment of mouldings.
Our work is thoroughly guaranteed.
Prices the most reasonable III the
city Try it. Third floor.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-07
TEMPLE UNION TO HOLD
ITS JANUARY MEETING

The January meeting of the Temple
Union literary section will be held to-
night at o'clock in the assembly room of
the temple Ninth and Hope streets. Jo-
seph Scott of the board of education will
make an address. There will be vocal
music by Mrs. earn, the noted singer,
who has just returned from study IN
Europe, and instrumental music under
the direction of Prof. Blumenthal. DR..
Hecht will preside.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-07
Records Gone, Prisoner Released

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 6.-Joseph f.
Finn, against whom an indictment for
perjury has been pending since 1904, was
permitted to go free this morning by
Judge Lawlor, as the records in the case
could not be restored. They were de-
stroyed in the great fire Of April IL, 1906
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-07
]. Proctor Knott III

LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. 6-Former
Governor ]. Proctor Knott suffered
stroke of paralysis last night at his home
near Lebanon but is resting well today,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-07

Here's the biggest sensation of the montf-beauti-
full silk vevets that will be suitable for gowns, dress
and hat trimmings. Embracing IS shades of light,
medium and fancy colors Included are chiffon,
paon, panne and regular silk velvets; not piece
in the lot worth less than ST. and there's big lot
Of them that sold regularly at s. so This is clean
up from our own stock; the best will go quickest
Be here when doors open to share in this. Aisle 10.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-07

Today we wind up the
bankrupt stock of Desscr
& Lifrand, bought at Ole
on the dollar. A number
of the d e p ar t m II
throughout the store are
putting forward their best
efforts for the last day.
Regular stocks have been
drawn upon to fill in the
gaps to make this a sale
long to be remembered.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-07
ro pnEvENr rHn GRIP.

LAXATIVE BROMo QUININE removes the
cause. There Is only one ''BROMO QUlNlNE.'
Look for signature OF e. w. GROVE. &C.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-04
Best Treatment for a Burn.

If for no other reason. Chamber.
lsin's Salve should be kept In every
household on account of its greal
value in che treatment Of burns. II
allays the pain almost instantly,
and unless the injury is severe one
heals the parts without leaving a
scar. This salve is also unequaled
for chapped hands, sore nipples and
disease Of the skin. Price. 25 cents
For sale by Daniels drug store. mwi
The daily tribune., 1908-09-04
70 PURCHASE NEW MACHINERY.

Jack Lloyi Of the Black Diamond
coal mine. located near Radiant.
left for the Denver the first Of week
where he will purchase some new
machinery for the property. Upon
the arrival of the new equipment il
will be Immediately install The
mine is situated ON a big vein and Is
developing splendidly.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-04
try for ss5. ea The judgment
comes up over bond issue Of 1884,


comes up over bond issue Of 1884.
Eugene v. Debs, socialist candidate
for president, has announced that the
schedule Of tho special train upon
which he is touring the United States
will be changed 80 a. not to include
the d. and r. g. railroad on account
Of the fact that the machlnists on
that road are on strike.
Information has been fled in the
district court Of Teller county against
willard Moberly. Edward Davis and
Frank Sanger, charging rambling.
tbs alleged that the parties named
fieeced young man of Cripple Greek
out of $75, which was given him to
pay his transportation to an Eastern
college.
The petition of the people at Pue.
bio, Canon City and Salida to the dis
trict court Of this county for an in
! junction against the lessees Of the
Twin Lakes plaoers and others for an
Injunction restraining the defendants
from the further pollution of the
waters of sthe Arkansas at Granite.
which was sell eduleu to be sheard
heard at Canon City yesterday, has
by agreement been postponed until
Wednesday. Sept. l6
While playing with several other
boys about his home at Trinidad.
John, the 7-year.olt soE of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. O. Moriarity. sustained a
fractured skull in most unusual
manner. The boys we're playing leap
frog near the side of the house when
brick dislodged in some manner
from the chimney, fell, striking the
lad ON tile head He has been in q
half conscious condition since the ac-
cident and his recovery is doubtful.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-04
INITIATE ONE CANDIDATE.

AT the meeting Of the Woodmen of
the World in Union hall last night
one candidate was shown through its
mysteries. This lodge has added sew
eral new members to its roll in the
past few months and its prospects are
bright for busy fall and winter.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-04
state Neu,s

The first shipment of Greeley pota-
toes, which consisted Of twenty cars.
has been shipped from that place.
They were sent to Texas.
Mrs. Frank Straight bride Of
one month. of Greeley. was fatally
burned by the explosion of gaso-
line stove yesterday.
Two men we're killed and one
was seriously injured when the boiler
Of Santa Fe engine No. 917 exploded
near Kadrew siding, fourteen miles
east of Trinidad.
Postmaster Robert s. Lewis. who
was operated on for appendicitis at
Salida yesterday is doing as we'll as
could be expected under the circum.
stance, but his condition il considered
critical.
A monster barbecue, the like OF
which has nevre been attempted In
Colorado before, ia to be held at Lake.
side Park, DenveI's half million dol
lar "Ooney Island" on Labor day.
September z. from O'Clock noon,
until 10 O'Clock at night.
Bird Coler. the probable Demo.
cratic candidate for governor Of New
York. has secured judgment in the
federal court at Denver against the
county commissioners in Dolores ooun.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-04
STOCK PAs1URED DURING
FALL AND WINTER.

5000 acres; half mile from Flor
ence: good feed and water. Enquire
Of Lewis Miller. near Brush Hollow
school. 44.5x
The daily tribune., 1908-09-04

For rentals, real estate. loans, fire
n 'urance, notary public. See
phone Red 1871. H. 8. Andrews. CIR
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-09-25
Millinery.

On Friday, the 25th. Mrs. Stella NJ
Roberts oprns fine line of ladies and
childrens dresses and ready 70 wear hats.
many of which are the beautiful Gage
Hats Next door to X. J McMahon's
store and Columbia hotel
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-09-25
Strayed.

Strsye,l from Trail Springs. six miles
below Blue Lakes. one muley COW, rcd
and white. branded J. q. on right hip.
For return S5.p0 reward Address.
e. II HUNTINGTON.
p. Q box i4t Twin Falls. Idaho
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-09-25


Peaches. oranges, and other fruits
Tceld's New Resort
For Sale a FIRE COW and calf. Il
qulre II thc Journal
The seachers 81 shoshone are plar
rsng 70 take trip + Great shoahon
faiis tomorrow
WAsrEp Spas mares. !, $40 lbs. ~
NoS yaars. see zsif j " Ban
harry Clear Lake r @.
Mlss Marsars, Pratt departed 10
Neu York City. laa sunday. 70 con
iinae heF Studies % that city the com
iag year
joe kesfer has sold all hh lambs "a
Nswmaa Hros and tre transfer was
r. BE- made yesterday. az ke;ehum. o.
- thai region.
Boys and youths clothes
and shoes Tor school wear now
IN stock Stockgrowers.
Bids wii b. received Tor the purchase
~ iiog feel n woven sire fencing.
which was Formerly around the Lincoln
eaaatg court heaze 20 shnahonc.
fasr one light bay mare years
I'D branded oa let atihe liniistinctj.
one front tooth broken on. weight
liW pounds Ten dollars reward for
fetan q S +. ATHEegoN, Nlner Ida.
a pFe enre. one you esu depend up
est Hickory BARK Cough Remedy a
cure eafe, and it's pure use Il Tor 81
hug 'reub!e, coughs. colds, hoaneneas
and sprs thrust For sale by T. a.
starrh and dealers eysywhere
An ineipirni fire alarm was turned %
fhprsday night from ihe Columbia Ito
tel litgie blaze having started ln The
wear q fhe plaee from nYiaQ spark
carried bf the high sind ny the ef
forts Of number 81 tluntecr fire
hFhiers ihe blaze wac extngnished
sithoai much damage
l.. Richmond who was connected
Wllh che a. VI Robinson Construction
O.. % the north Side proiec,. depart
ID Wednesday. fof eastern Mor;ans
a. engage To construction work daring
the fali and winter be went with the
o'Neill Construction eutHt which has
completed all On the greater part, Of
their wors 10 this county
Mrs G = Borden gave reception
last Monday evening in honor If Mrs
= f. Sheppard Of salt Lake City. whose
iahors here 10 che interest IT temper.
Hnec and purity are 80 greatly apprr- J
siated. After delightful lunch. Mss !,
Pearl Cooling favored the audience
with recitation. and Mrs klodgett
gave selections np the plano. Mrs.
shepard thea gave q very entertaining
talk AZ fitting close Of an eaipyab'e q
syeHing a
A. Anderson 81 JEROME was 10 the =
ity last Saturday after his household =
goods that had Just resched their deasina. y
ION. AZ Anderson Il one Of the Chica. e
n colony that settled on the North Side e
faes ia the vicinity Of Jerome and b. e
3 just getting settled down on hls a
'"i'f' nile ~ 'as Joe0ial of'ire De- N
.'''s occasion e Hi'eah it high pi1sise Of 4,
be county map be had received az NJ
teinian ief z year SUBSCRIPTION %
'e Journal ai'fm'as tnat . WAS Just
se 'hins '"f new settler I,
STANLEY klmhall aud Miss ANS Sttrsh
isdg the overland dsige 70 tae Great =
hosho9e Balls and ihe Blue Lakes. ~
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1908-09-25

Mems, boys and youths
suits for fall wear.
Stockgrowers.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-12-18

The official returns OF the vote
upon the amend ents and refer.
endum questions is given as fol.
lows:
County option-Yes 39,075; No
Al. 405. Majority against prop.
osition $3.50. Some 4 1000 peo-
pie in the state who voteded for
president failed to vote On this
question.
The majority in favor OF the
divorce amendment was 2l.4l7,
and the Sunday closing law was
carried by 372 il a vote OF 96,364,
The amend mept to increase
the salary Of the attorney gen
eral to 81, 800, was defeated by a
majority Of 8 500.
The proposition to take off the
limit and other wise revise the
revenue law of the state was de-.
feateG bv IL, 617.
The quail protection law was
carried by q large vote.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-12-18

AT a recent term of court
held in Brown county Judge
Mccoy read the attorneys
q much. needed lesson on
their dilatory practices and
threatened to adjourn the court
unless the lawyers exhibited
more diligence In getting their
cases ready for trial. The judge
announced that if the remainder
of the cases on the calendar were
not ready for trial on time,
he would close the present term
of court. The Judge said that
it was expensive enough to hold
q term Of court, and that when
lawyers repeatedly reported
cases as not ready, 1t was time
to take action. 1T is up to the
attorneys if they want the court
to continue said he II will MOI
allow such hardness in my
court"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-12-18
OF WARMING!

from the mines, and which Is on
exhibition in tho respective Offices OF
the President, the Secretary and the
Treasurer, longer doubts that we have
the r in rich abundance. The only
adverse factor has been that of when
railroad transportation would become
available. Now that railroad trans-
portation is very rapidly looming up
in sight, and the recent uncovering
of new and rich ore bodies, it will be
understood why the price of stock
will shortly be advanced. "Nothing
succeeds like success" will apply for
chilly to THUNDER CREEK"
The company Toe not want anv
one to buy stock until he has
thoroughly investigated our whole
proposition from start until the pree-
ent time. l shall be pleased to give
persons interested the fullest infor.
nation if they will call upon me. or
write me.
The Thunder Creek Mining Com
psny has never held out any alluring
promises of quick dividends, but We
do claim that when dividends com.
mence to be paid, they will without
doub. be very large, and that the
stock will surely rank up along with
the big BONANZA mining companies of
the world.
But remember VIII at l am now tell
ing You, that if you wait much longer.
the stock will cost you double or
more the price at which il can now be
bought.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-12-18
G. OVERFLOW

G. E. MCGOWAN was at Sisse-
ton Thursday.
Miss Ada Arnold of Wilmot
visited in the city Thursday.
Photographer Reeve was at
Summit Saturday and Sunday.
Read Erlandson & Johnsons
large ad this week. Som ethlng
special.
Frank Smith and B. G. Xix
we're Sisseton visitors Tuesday
of last week.
w. E. Busby of Corona, was
in town on business Thursday
of last week.
Anton Foss, the abstract man.
visited with his family at Will.
m lot over Sunday.
Frank Schmidt, who worked
for a time for the Review, is now
working At Sisseton.
Miss Zell Dickey and Miss
Nettie Mckinney of Appleton
visited friends in the city oyer
Sunday.
This is the last issue of this
paper before Xmas. Be sure to
read the various announcements
that appear.
Engine No. 661 now pulls the
Sisseton train. She is capable
of pulling 300 tons and is an i'm
provement over old No. 1868,
run by Engineer G. E. Leach.
kayser, jeweler, has a large
ad this issue, setting forth the
many articles in the Jewelry line
that will make excellent and
usefullpresents, read the ad.
According to the Courant,
Judge Mccoy has ordered a
special term Of court at Sisse-
ton, Dec. 23rd, to hear the
| Pearsons VS. Batter,on contest
ia the election of states attorney
of Roberts County.
Mrs. H G. Port advertises
ladies goods this week, which
the ladies should be sure to cal
and see. She carries a very
swell line of furnishings and i:
constantly adding new lines
which the ladies are interested
in.