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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21
President of c. p. viii
Be Guest Of Chamber
of Commerce.

Sir Thomas shaaghneHsy. preei.
dent OF the Canadian Pacific Rail.
road system. aud William Whyte
second vice president. viii arrive In
Seattle on Friday night on the Prn.
cess Royal from Victoria
Sir Thomas Visit will be the first
20 this city In five years. The
Chamber Of Commerce has invited
him to be ito guest on Saturday
With HE party he will be taken for
an auto ride over the city and a
visit viii BIZ paid 30 the Alaska
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21
MID-WINTER FAIR
TO BE HELD SOON

MIA winter Carnival and In
anstrlai exposition viii be held In
the ola pontofflee building AZ the
corner 81 First az. and universltF
~ IA viii open on saturday, No
vemNor ~. and will last Tor Two
,,eeka The two floors Of the build
tng viii be fitted up into hand
acme sci II booths while the lower
floor will be sold out TO various
guurnnHiuuH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21

Robert Bridges. =. ~ bradley aud
= ~ NnaNeY. democratic candidates
Tor the legislature from the 10th
district have been refused places
on the ballot ~ the county auditor.
and the King County Democratic
committee Will test the matter In The
courts Earl r. 1annsr. q uandidats
for the eeth district. hes also been
refused n place on the ticket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21
,mrrrlr mn.aINe rlNIsnrp.

The hearing In the ahufelt will
case involving the disposal % the
Butler hotel property valued az
$500 000 was finished an Judge Mnf
ria' court this morning. and the
decision tn tho matter taken undef
adVlncment By the Judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21

NEW NUItNI UVI lI--AII0rneV
Mcintyre for the Haing brothers to-
day filed = demurrer 60 the indict-
meut chafEinE r Jenkins Haina
Tho arratgnment Of the Haina
brothers, which was 10 have oc-
CURED today, viii be delayed until
the court can pass on the demurrer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21

WAEHtNUTON. oct. 2i---aenatOr
Dixon Of Montana conferred with
prasidant Roosevelt today and de.
ciared that the presidential fight ia
now centnfed ln ohio. Indiana and
New York Senator DiNon was
optimistic as 20 the outlook for
Tnft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21

Honorable John nargstt. director
Of the international Bureau 81 f.afis
American Republics viii speak be
fore the Chamber o. Commerce. Fri
day afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21

LII ~ y FteiHcher. whose mind
hhs become 8sranEsd through over
nNfh and who has been suffering
trou as Authorization that burglars
In Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21

"a MuHoff q on trial in the su-
pertnf court to-day. on the charge
~ assauitins Game Warden ~ Msf
win a deadly weapon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21

NEW YORK oct gt--Frauk Mar.
rim. - Nfaokifn. hnuwn % The p0s
lsee a. tne Ease lawyer was sen
tearrd nV Judge uiks Or the eountY
eourt a. nrookiyn to-day ca serve
not less thar ne PEARS And nos more
thar se years Ia Slug Stag psaitsu-
eiMfW Marin was convicted Ton p
tay - having made imEruuer ace
o. mortgages sntfasted 90 him ~
"client
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21
POLITICAL NOTES

There viii be four Democratic
meetings tonight Hen y Shields
and e n hawkins speak al Toit
10 l. KILLER and Thomas "a Hornef
AZ Hsufon T. ftrspntrick and II
a Macdonald a. Foster and the
teFfaiatlyc candidates Of the teth
district at Lees school house.
Auburn.
CONGRESSMAN Prank ~ Cushmau
will speak at Kent tnuiHht
Tbsrs will a seventh Ward repub q
ifcau meeting tonight In ccutrapoli.
tan hail. aff olive. 81 which kttt
Siouid gaarge r VhndeFvesr, pr. ,
a Client and r r Hevelle viii
speak.
All tho state republican oandi-
dates will gather AZ Bis smoker
ta 10 held ln Tacoma October ~.
The affair Is being arranged BY G
w CiauHaen
Here's one from A NJ Hleckman.
an rnthuHiaafic postmaster a. Sne-
tnmtnh who merely wants some
I'D sherman buttona The good
IA flag Of republication IL steadily
rfgfna toward the top 81 the mast
auh see want more material 20 push ~
to the heiHhth desired
y ID HuRhoa and George y
usyelio will speak 90 the fepuhlt
Tena IN tha iOth ward tonight ~
Nj " Of A. hail. r ssth and se'h
aw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21

WA9HtNnTOM Oct ~ Tho
treasury report today shows.
receipts ff.gt2.teg. expenditures t2.-
4aO 600
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CHARGE. OF
COERCION
MADE
aeyAN GOES AFTER
The RAILROAD
OFFICIALS.
ca. Men Have Been Told
10 Vote Republican
Ticket.
Aeos LEADER IN
BRYAN's CABINET :

uANeElEl.n O. Oct IL I
H address here today W I
nsyau promised that u he !
: 49, 1 representative % labor I
Y y. cabinet and seek 20 have E.
- snsitriss Aw amended. I
sss,safiug Is application 60 I
. lsnsr unicas He declared I
. ,hal Ne Mould urge upon con. +,
: syess the passage Of a law I
. susrsnseelng Jury trials in la I
. - ls3anctloEs and contempt I
: rFeesssiass :
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21
WILL CONSIDER
NEW TAX LEVY

total Of t3.07s.0t2a8 OF which
977s,f6i In required for the en-.
ginecring department This amount
IN Increased in tho minority report
by nm additional 1921 500. for gen
eral fund aid 10 district improve.
menta
The following table shows the
majority and minority reports. com
pared with the tax levy for 1908
Mai Min 1908
Old limits ......i300 1880 1900
New limits ....12.60 tt30 1895
South Seattle,
Southeast Sc.
attic and RIA.
ven6a ...ti46 1926 i419
ballard .......t225 1905 1850
Columbia. South
Park .....4.,. 1876 1910 ldDz
West seattle,
Dunlap, Rainier
Beach ......t0bt 1911 a.oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21

The ship sehoms sailed from Pert
i.nflew for San Francisco this morn.
iuE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21

Tha fishing schooner IaNeH naws
arrived IN port TITS mufufna NitN
Sc eea cases % Alaska naitueH afuafd
Tor tie Nathan ILaLnrlaa @
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-21

A very handsome line Of the lat.
est thing IN Ladies' Long Black
broadcloth Coate. lined through.
out IN white satin. trimmed with
black velvet and silk braid reg
nlaf value $500. special tomor-
row al. ..
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-31
News Of the Week From varI-
Gus Parts Of the State. 4:
FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER
Joe and Charlie Pe|tier Are Con.
vIcted by a Jury and Sen
fenced to Death.

The murder case of Joe and Charlie
Peltier. who were tried at Bottineau
for the murder of F. w. Seidel and his
niece, Alexandra Seidel, at Somber
Postomce June 81, has been brought
60 close. The jury brought in YER
dsot Of murder in the first degree and
the penalty was fixed as death In both
eases. The jury deliberated an hour
and thirty minutes.
States Attorney Brown consumed
an hour and thirty minutes In his
closing argument.
He dwelt at length on the scene of
the crime and its atrocity, and. con-
h0cted the defendants with It directly
BY the evidence. He at times grew
eloquent, bringing tears to the eyes OF
10th jurors and audience:
Attorney Weeks of the firm of
Weeks q Murphy, went into the argu-
Hent Of the defense at great length,
leaving not single stone unturned.
The time consumed in the trial of
this action was seven days, during all
OF which time the jury sat and lis
tened earnestly to the evidence. The
defendants during all the time of the
trial apparently treated the matter
lightly, and often smiled when dam
aging testimony was being offered
against them, not realizing the gravity
Of the crime for which they were be-
Ing tried until the verdict was brought
IN, at which time Charlie broke down
and cried, while Joe turned pale and
expressed desire to say:a few words
to the court, but finally withdrew this
request. -
Immediately after the verdict was
rendered Sheriff McKennon put four
extra guards in and around the court
house and jail: ~
! 'Sakashe Weshuk (Little Rising SUM-
the Indian also implicated in the same
crime, Will be tried at once.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-31
BAD FIRE at LEONARD,
Property Valued at Fifty Thouaant
Dollars DESTROYED,

Property Valued at Fifty Thousand
Dollars Destroyed.
The most disastrous / r'oid ] ars Il the his.
Very }of Leonard, a village on the
Southwestern branch of the Northern
Pacific, twenty-five miles from Fargo,
occurred when $4,000 went up in
Hmoke. On which there is not more
than $4,000 insurance. The FIRE
started when the Moran, Booses &
Porter general store was struck by
lightning. 1t was not discovered un.
en s o'clock In the morning, when
smoke was seen pouring ont Of the
wfadows and doors Of the twostory
brick block.
!! Fire fighting apparatus In the little
village is limited, and some time was
consumed in sounding an alarm and
aFousihg the citizens. :Evcn then they
were powerless to stay the flames,
which spread rapidly 10 adjoining
Buildings, and 1t was only by heroic
work that any OF the village was saved
from destruction.
Four buildings were totally de.
Stroyed, including: Moran, Booses &
Porter block and stock OF general
merchandise, valued at about SIC, 600 ;
Dooses' residence, valued at about
81, GOO; Oakide harness shop, valued
at aboat $4,000, and the ONCE of DR..
geper, valued ct about $4,000.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-31

Notice ana Citation, Hearing of Final
Account ana Distribution. y
state ate, of North Dakota, County Of Ram
In County, Court Before Hon. John r.
In the matter Of the estate of George
Albert NJ. Powell, petitioner. Il.
Esther B: Converse, Fred A. Converse d:
Frank 5: Converse, and Clara J. Drei1-
Notice and Citation, Hearing of Final
-. Account and Distribution Of Estate. .
The State of North Dakota to the above
named Respondents: ~
Yon. the said Esther 3. Converse:
Fred A. Converse, Frank S. Converse
and Clara J. Drehmel, respondents. are
hereby t,ee y: notified that the final account of
George s.. Converse, late Of the city 81
Spokane. in the County Of Spokane, and
s saad OF washington. deceased, has been
that the estate Of said deceased is ready
Tor hnal settlement and distribution;
ana pet TT that his account be ali
tribpted to the persons thereunto entitl-
DISCHARGED: that Tuesday, the LIST day
IN the forenoon Of that day, at THE The
Court rooms of this Court, in the Court
House, in the city Of Devils Lake.
SN2 ort DaH D6 Ramsey ram e.n END AND State
BY this Court for the settlement there
Or. at which time and place any person
and file his exceptions, in writing, fo
SAID account and petition and contest
the same. ~
And you, the above named respond
ents, and each of you. are hereby cited
and REQUIRED then and there to be ana
eppear before this Court. and show
count shall not be allowed, the residue
oT said estate distributed, the admin
istration Of said estate closed and said.
administrator discharged. -, ;=ss3s
1908. T:'.f. 5zz.fS,. 'S ?Ss' H5Ss
$s.$s& =, BY the Court: 5s;9S
:. 81 3. /. John T.. Henry, $sis9
Sfseal.1 Judge Of the County Court
2E23i Let service Of the above Citation @he
made by publication once each week
Tor four successive weeks I'm the. DevEis
Lake Infer-Oeean a newspaper printed
and published In Devils Lake, RarFseg
County, North Dakota and by registersG
mail to each oftthe respondents
n s DfH ~ Henry;
1SsaJ1 z =, n Il Il ~ dges @
Attorney for adfllinfst 5 tSss5
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(jARSkE:

Saturday August list, Market Day
at Devils Lake.
Garske won an easy victory ovel
Cleveland at Gruenwald's Sunday
The score standing to 2. Garske
did it easy.
Thos. Maloney was in Garske Mon
day looking after the highways, act
ing in his official capacity as a mem
Der Of the board of county commits
sioners
The farmers have commenced theii
work at haying and harvesting in this
vicinity. Considerable barley has al
ready been cut and all grain will be
cut earlier than usual this year. Crops
are turning out much better than was
anticipated a short time ago.
Big time at the Market Day Devils
Lake tomorrow, Saturday, Aug. LIST
Mr.. Larson was at Devils Lake Mon
day. He is the grain buyer for the
Minneapolis. Cor
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-31

per CS4t> ~, <N4sFtE!-
Farmers Elevator Co., increased 5
per cent . 1 #% 49,
Village of Crazy =
Duluth Elevator Co., increased 30
per cent
NJ. & N. Elevator Co., increased IS
per cent.
MINI. and Western Elevator Co.,
increased 80 per cent.
H. 4. Nicholson, increased rs per
cent.
St. Anthony & Oak. Elevator Co.,
increased 40 per cent.
Freshwater Township
NJ. & N. Elevator Co., decreased Is
per cent.
Webster township
st. Anthony & Oak. Elevator Co.,
decreased 10 per cent.
Farmers Grain Co. (Webster) de.
creased 20 per cent
Farmers Grain Co. (Garske) de.
creased 10 percent.
NJ. & N. Elevator Co., decreased )
per cent.
St Anthony & Oak. Elevator Co..
decreased 5 per cent.
Village of Starkweather
Trainers Grain Co., decreased 10
per cent
NJ. & N. Elevator Co., increased Is
per cent.
Grand Harhor Township
Farmers Elevator, decreased 10 per
cent.
National Elevator, decreased Is per
cent.
ST Anthony & Oak. Elevator Co.
decreased 10 per cent.
Coulee township
Imperial Elevator Co., increased
per cent
M & N. Elevator Co., increased
per cent
Penn Elevator Co., increased per
cent.
St. Anthony & Oak. Elevator Co.
increased 5 per cent.
Village of churchs Ferry
Imperial Elevator Co., decreased )
per cent
St Anthony & Oak. Elevator Co.
increased per cent.
Farmers Elevator Co., increased
per cent.
Carried. All members voting Eyes.
Moved that the valuation on build
ing on strip Of land 50x180 it. in lot
,, 6, Sec. 27-155-164, be decreased 80 pei
cent Carried.
Moved that the following grain be
added to the assessment roll, same
having been omitted:
Webster Township
Farmers Grain Co., wheat, 40 bu.
| fax, 173 bu.; barley, 271 blu.
ST. Anthony & Oak. Elevator Co..
wheat, 1717 bu.
NJ & N Elevator Co., barley, 800 bu
Village of Starkweather-
Mclaughlin Elevator Co., wheat
1858 bu.
| codlee Townshfp-
! St Anthony & Oak. Elevator Co..
| wheat, 1858 bu.; barley, SS7 blu.
Carried All members voting Eyes.
Moved and carried 10 adjourn.
C. o. Johnson,
Chairman.
Attest: Emil S. Eich,
County Auditor.
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cent.
South Minnewaukan township in
creased 20 per cent
Royal township increased 40 per
cent
Bergen township increased so per
cent.
Coulee township increased so per
cent
Household Furniture
Highland township increased 100
per cent.
Bartlett township increased 100 per
cent
Fancher township increased 80 per
cent
Noonan township increased 25 per
cent.
Cato township increased 100 per
cent
Overland township increased so per
cent
South Minnewaukan township in
creased 100 per cent.
Webster township increased so per
cent
Bergen township increased 100 per
cent
Pleasant township increased so per
cent.
Grand Harbor township decreased
SO 1-3 per cent
Norway township increased rs per
cent.
Carried. All members voting yes.
The Board then adjourned until 8
o'clock a. N, Thursday, July 9th, 1908.
c. o. johnson,
Chairman.
Attest: Emil s. Eich,
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To Inspect Ezad River.

Il Major Skunk and d number OF as
etstaE,ts are at Grand Forks from the
IfRited States Hgfnser1s ONCE in ST,
1aassl to make the annual Inspection Of
che Red river. Quite d little dredging
p te be done at down.Eivsr points this
gaaaon Ey the goyernIasat. The ssads.
aazas esf D ibasa ovsrlanled and
aew hers sssssss
ssssssas asaaasa s1elas saa assaszssg se hfga
2ssaass NJ che river. :s$
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STRIKES soN: WITH SICKLE
Fathers hoysine May De Fatal to s4la
Three-Year-Oid pev, p.

WhiIS cutting barley ( Vensel:s Kriz
ran iato his little son, three years ola,
who lay sleeping in the tall grain, and
the sickle inflicted injuries that are
likely to prove fatal. The cries of the
child told, the, fether+of the accident.
Doctors found that half os the boys
right thigh had been cut OF, taking
the flesh and muscle and. leaving only
the bone. His left arm is broken aud
the wrist half cut on, : ~
!. The child still lives, but there are
slight hopes for his recovery, and he
will be a cripple: for life: The acct.
dent occurred on farm near Cayuga.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-07-31
Rain Fails in Many LoeaIitIes.

II The general opinion is that the crop
situation is greatly improved over
that of week ago. While there has
not been rain I'll over. the state, it
has fallen in many, Of the localities
needing it, and the cooler weather
that has followed has given the grain
time to recover to some extent from
the hot winds and terrible heat fol
lowing drought Of several days. The
grain 10 rather backward in all sec
tions and an early frost would do q
great deal. of damage, but the sifua-
Stion is about an average one for this
season eg the year. s 81 B, ,t So 6 6. :&.
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Com. Proceedings
EQUALIZATION OF RAMSEY
COUNTY, N. D.
Monday, July 9Th, 1908.

WoHudy, Suay otTs iSuo.
The Board met at 9 o'clock a. m.
Present: Commissioners Nesseth,
Maloney and Furstenau-
The Board proceeded with the
equalization of real estate.
At II O'Clock NJ, recess was taken
until O'Clock p. N.
Afternoon Session.
The Board met at p. m. pursuant
80 above recess
Present: Commissioners johnson,
Aesseth, Maloney, Furstenau and
Samuel
The Board continued with the
equalization of real estate.
At O'Clock p. N. the Board adj
5ourned until 9 a. NJ, Tuesday, July
2, 1908.
c. 0. johnson,
Chairman.
Attest: Emil S. Eich,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-05-20

them something to 70 to- every two
weeks The colleges nave men who
could tell us about the new books
worth reading, who can make history
as interesting as a novel, who can
keep us up to date IN the scientific
world, who can give us the scholars
point OF view on literary and political
subjects, or at slight expense give an
illustrated lecture on some depart.
ment OF art or travel. For nearly
1000 years prophets have been with
out honor in their own cities, but
where we have so many prophets as
the two faculties can supply surely
some OF them must be worth listening
to, even II we have to pay nickel for
the privilege, nickel which may
come back TO us later In the shape Of
public library or reading room.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-05-20
FAIR DEALING.

We are informed that quite a few
caustc remarks have been made In
some parts of the county relative to
the position the local papers have
taken on the school consolidation
question. While we may believe that
the movement is in the line of pro-
gress, we are strong advocates OF the
majority rule and that when 1t speaks
it should have weight and receive at
tention. We also believe that misun.
derstandings have arisen and, owing
to them, bad feelings have been en-.
gendered. Consequently both sides
have made errors We have been
solicited TO publish certain things
relative to the affair but have turned
them down. Hereafter in regard tc
such matters this paper will publish
nothing except the minutes OF which
have become matters of public records
and that is all.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-05-20

Commencing with this issue the
story entitled'The Man Of the Hour"
will be presented for the entertain.
ment Of our readers. The story is of
interest from beginning to end. 1t is
founded on the great play known by
that name. Everybody should start
to read 1t In this issue.
Sunday at noon In the Fourth ward
meeting house funeral services we're
held over the remains OF Mrs. Matte
Ruud. Houde who died last Thursday.
The speakers at the meeting were
Elders Thomas Morgan, Gustave
Fjelstrom, H. J.. Nielsen and Bishop
Joseph Newbold.
The fountain pen offered by the
johnson Jewelry company to the per-
son, who could write the firm name
the greatest number Of times on the
back OF a postal card, was won by E.
]. Keverine OF Providence. He wrote
the name OF Johnson Jewelry company
27Sl times. The writing Is SO fine that
it cannot be read without magnify
ing glass. There were sixty contest
ants whose numbers Of the name writ.
ten ranged from 81 up 10 the winning
number. The card is worth seeing.
Mrs. L. w. Robinson and Mrs. Maud
Robinson entertained jointly at the
home of the former lady last Saturday
night. Their guests were the Daught-
ers of the Pioneers, their partners and
some invited friends. Progressive
games were the order OF the evening,
President Carbon and Mrs. Seligman
taking the first prizes and Miss Drue
Smith and MIR. Shepard carrying of
the consultations. The rooms were
tastefully decorated, the games inter.
estipg, the luncheon was delicious and
everybody pronounced 1t most enjoy
able and successful affair.
Articles of incorporation we're filed
with the county clerk Monday by the
Mountain Spring Trout company,
which showed a capitalization of
$4,000, divided into 1000 shares at
the par value of $40. There are eight
incorporators, all Of Logan, and the
purpose and business for which this
corporation is formed, as shown by
the articles. is to establish, operate,
and maintain fish ponds and hatcher
les. The officers are: President, Rob-
ert Murdoch; vice. president, Thomas
G. Lowe; secretary and treasurer,
VIM. II. Petty. The above officers
with j. II. Hendricks and George H.
Thatcher are directors
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1908-05-20
Destroy Germs by coIors.

Eminent French scientists are show
ing that 1t is possible to rid ourselves
of germs by painting the walls with
particular colors. The experiments
made by Prof. Deycke in the first in
stance proved that the disease germ
applied to a wall painted with Am
phoboline" lost. its poisonous proper
ties. Spreading paint on pieces OF
board or glass or cement, he placed a
culture of cholera germ on the sur.
face. The germ vanished. Drs. lie
Bosco and Lydia Rabinovitch found
that the tuberculosis germ also disap-
peared under the influence of enamel
ing colors, neither the consumption,
cholera nor diphtheria germ being
found. The typhoid germs disappeared
slowly in comparison on the fourth
day. Ultramarine blue seems to de.
stroy the germs the most rapidly,
within "a hours. The results on the
gray paint were almost negative,
while It took the maroon paint al.
most IA days to kill the germ.