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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-30
Contest Notice

Department Of the Interior r.,.
States Land Office, Lewiston ,S
no. November 10th, 1907 'us'
A sufficient contest aF3da
ing been filed in this of3ca A1V'
James M. DeCourcey of orof,no :"
no. contestant. against homos. .NA'
entry No. 1o377, made Decembe. %.
1908. for Sc u sections Is, to, ~l'
ship 81. NJ, range e. B NJ
Jacob Setser. contestee, iu whit, W
is alleged that said entryman L.,
Setser, has wholly and entirely oh.-
doned the said tract of land -.
more than one year last mast a.,
next prior to date hereof. The coa
testant further alleges and cborr..
the fact to be that the said emit
man has changed his residence tror,
said land for more than six morthn
last past and next prior to do..
hereof; that he has wholly and 49,
tirely failed and neglected to cor,
oily with the requirements of thu
homestead law in the matters NJ co.
Element, residence and cultivation =.
the land embraced in said en,,v.
that said alleged absence from ha
said land was not due to his Am.
ployment in the army, navy or ,,o.
rine' corps of the United States A.
private soldier, officer. seaman o.
marine, during the war with sna,o
or during any other war IN wilton
the United States has been engaged
Said parties are hereby notified tn
appear, respond and offer evidenc,
touching said allegation at n
O'Clock a. m. on March 4th 1908
before the register and receiver AZ
the United States land Office in Lew.
1ston, Idaho.
The said contestant having. in a
proper AFFIDAVIT, filed January 23rd,
1908, set forth facts whic hsbow
that after due diligence personal
service OF this notice can not he
made, It is hereby ordered and d.
rected that such notice be given by
due and proper publication.
T. H. BARTLETT, Register.
Alex Kasberg,
ATTORNEY for Contestant.
Jan 24-Mar. 4.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-30
OBTAINED MONEY
FALSE SECURITY
G. D. BURNS OF CULDEsAC UN.
DER ARREST FOR SECURING
FUNDS ON PROPERTY NOT
OWNED BY HIM

George D. Burns was arrested by
Sheriff Harry Lydon last night on
the charge of obtaining money under
false pretenses, the alleged offense
having been committed at Culdesac.
Sheriff Lydon received message
from Constable Campbell late last
evening and the arrest was made
upon the arrival of the Culdesae
train. Burns is accused of having
secured funds on the representation
of ownership of property which he
does not possess.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-30
I'm Memory of the MARTYR

LONDON, Jan. 30.-The 259th
anniversary of the execution of
King Charles /. was observed today
with the customary demonstrations
under the auspices of the various
Legitimist and Jacobite leagues.
The principal feature of large
ly attended memorial service held in
the chapel of ST. Nicholas at Carts
brook castle.
During the day a score or more
of wreaths We're placed about the
base of the equestrian statue of King
Charles in Trafalgar square.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-30
FIRE DAMAGES
Killing HOUSE
DEFECTIVE FLUE PROBABLE
cAUsE-Loss SEVERAL HUN
DRIED DOLLARS, MOSTLY FROM
WATER DAMAGE

The residence of Councilman Fred
King was badly damaged from fire.
caused by defective flue. at Q
O'Clock this morning. A large por-
ton Of the roof was burned away
and furniture damaged to the
amount of several hundred dollars
from water. The damage to the
building Is estimated at $500, and
Mr., King carried insurance on the
building and contents 70 the amount
of s1.750.
The fire was burning fegce,y in
the roof when first discovered, bet
the alarm sounded from nearby
fire box brought immediate assist
ance, and within a few minutes the
department. had stream Of water
playing on the flames.
The investigation of the ire after
the withdrawal of the department
showed that the greater loss was
sustained by water. The e4tyds now
considering the preliminary. steps
looking toward the bett ar .asnt 81
the fire department by the p.isehase
of combination hose wagon nnd
chemical engine % be drawn by
horses, and the use Of such s1uip-
ment today would have resulted in a
material saving in property loss.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-30
Purity Workers Confer

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. sO.-
Persons interested in purity work
have assembled in Philadelphia from
all parts of the country to take part
in the. thirty-second annual meeting
OF the American Purity alliance.
The sessions opened today and
will continue till the end of the
week. DR.. o. Edward Janney of
Baltimore presiding. One of the the
chief features on the program will
be the discussions on the white slave
traffic and its suppression.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-30
new CANNERY
FOR CHARLESTON
COMPANY FORMED BY ]. H.
SPRAGUE WILL BUILD PLANT
OF LARGE CAPACITY AND IN
STALL IT IN SPRING
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
CHARLESTON. Wash. Jan. sO.-A
cannery plant with capicity of 25,-
600 cans of fruit every 10 hours will
be installed on Snake river In
Charleston, near the electric light
steam plant by stock company
promoted BY ]. H. sprague, who has
operated cannery plant here for
the past three yearsP and suffered a
severe loss BY fire last fall.
Mr. sprague left yesterday after
noon for Cincinnati, where he viii
attend the meetings6 the National
Cannery Mems association, at which
time all of the various styles of can
merry machinery will be on exhibit
tion and in operation. The selection
of the nnachlnery f6f the Charleston
pant VIM be made at this time. and
it Is expected the delivery will be
made here early in MtE.
The company plahS 10 have the
plant in operation ip. time to handle
the cherry crop. ana the location of
the cannery on the river will make
the fruit crop Of the Snake river dis
tricts tributary to tins place.
The company viii Be in the mar
ket for the best grades of all fruits
and will give employment to a large
number Of people for a period of
zabout nine months each year.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-30

Remember, the Roller Rim,
open every afternoon. This = Is
time for beginners and tbos. = : the
ing to learn to skate. A oomn aeslr.
corps Of instructors has h mp
gagged and their entire atteut'o 1n en-.
be devoted to ladies who ara OI u VIII
ing. learn.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-30

The value Of the shipping passing
through the suez canal in the course
of the year Is $55,OoO,QOO, and the
great bulk of this is English.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-30

Out of an average annual loss to
the worlds shipping of 2172 vessels.
"a are completely missing and never
heard of again.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-30

Reaping began on field of wheat
at Blockley in Worcestershire. at 9
o'clock in the morning, ,and it was
served as bread Just so minutes
after.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-30

There are 5000 chemists in the
United States. and a very large pro-
portion ofthese are employed in in
dustrial work.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-30

There are snpw.-it .Gernany 116
citiesllwith special schools for back
ward children. The total number of
these schools is 20s, and the number
Of pupils is 1900 Berlin has. 81
Of these accessory schools.
IT'S SNoW-WHITE-WHAT IS IT?
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-30

The largest percentage of organ
lied workers is found in Denmark
Half Of the population is unionized.
Sweden IS close second with Ger
many next 49, IN 5s,r
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-01-30
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eOklahoma has electoral votes based upon
the apportionment OF representatives made by
congress under the Of 1900.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-11
MONEY IN POLITICS

movement going all this country force po
parties candidates publish the Of all contribute
campaign tell money spent
The meeting good deal opposition who
ought side but who mad by the politicians
taken the time think the question through
good many sounding arguments used against
the plan Some that il public officer spends the
his salary buying his office it shows he politics for the
allows his friends his fortune They
good thing the spend money elections
whatever they spend gets back the people
There other arguments. Really each this
like get the The politician has his
He that the other side going to- he must Both sides
that.
Every one entitled all the money get provided he
much harm the community 10y the he it,
trouble a takes brides he does harm the
whole country well degrading himself When poor
for office he has get back and he
gives away salary he has take money from the rich who
willing unfair avors Of other that
them office In either is harmful TO the
money and right the for passing laws and
money ability the for appointing officers Both
government going to the dogs but is
either take brbes allow other take them
Even elected perfectly honest and does help steal
the people when lot Of for Office only
rich the poor left OF his chance
be the place This
country for instead OF being equal
made more than any
This publicity which being urged perfectly fair to both
prohibit from using all the money he wants
simply gives the people chance decide whether he is using
il fairly or not will show who is backing him who the
friends will stand for IL will show how he spend
ing decide whether approve
not And give all sides equal for they will have
obey the The law fair and people
really understand it, will be passed
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-11

has been given up for practically
every county and legislative district
in the state has instructed for him.
Only one contest has been reported
and that was Kenton County.
The harmony plans instituted by
party leaders have succeeded thus far
Satisfactorily Among those endors-
ed fer delegates-at-large to the Den
yer convention are Senator McCreary.
.Ex-Gov Beckham, John c. Mayo,
Campbell Cantrill ollie James, Sem
ator Paynter, P. Watt Hardin and W..
B. Haldeman. It is very evident
that Mr. Beckham and Senator Nc
Creary will be two Of the delegates
to Denver for policy demands such
actions.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-11
POLITICAL NOTES
Republican Contests Being Heard at
Chicago Anti-Taft Men Put up a
Poor Case - Committee Acting
Unanimously.


REPUBLICAN CONTESTS: 90 The
hearing by tine Republican National
Committee Or the contest cases have
resulted almost always in favor Of
Taft and there Is not the slightest
doubt that he win win. Most Of the
contests were so nimsy that the whole
committee voted IN favor OF seating
the Taft men. which disproves the
charge that the committee has been
unfair to favor Taft Certain papers
which have their own reasons for
trying TO mislead the people, have
charged that there was all kinds Of
unfairness and are helping 20 make
it hard 70 elect Taft in the fall.
CHARGES OF UNFA1RNEss; -
Some Of the charges OF unfairRess
are worth looking into. In the first
place. q is not likely that the whole
National Committee would steal 10
help Taft. Some OF the men on It
hate him. In the second place, the
anu-Taft men (who are all working
together which gose 10 show that
they are against Taft, rather Than
for any one else) made all these
same charges before the committee
met. showing they expected TO be
beaten Impartial observers have
said all along that there was no sent
iment for any man except Taft out
side OF the home state Of each, that
all the contests had simply been
Matched up 10 try TO beat Taft and
that most Of them were boilers. It
has been proved now that this is So
One OF the best papers in the world
Is the Chicago Tribune. and this is
what II saws about the contests
THE contests were decided on their
merits. The clamis of the Taft man
acers were Justified" And the Chi
caso Tribune was on the ground and
has nothing to gain or lose one
way or the other. as most Of the anti
Taft papers have. What It all
amounts to Is simply that the people
wanted Taft, seeing they couldn't
get Roosevelt and they are going
to have the man they wanted, in
spite of the schemes Of lot OF pol
iticians.
FOR vICE-PREsIDENT: - There
has been a great deal OF searching
Of heart to find out who would be
willing to run for vice-president. and
up to the last few days every body
has declined-most of them without
any thanks. Finally John Hays Ham
mond, the leading mining expert in
this country, has announced that he
will take the job. There is no sign
yet, whether he VIII have a chance
to get it
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-11
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
State will Evidently Endorse Bryan
at Lexington Meeting - Great Eff
fort for Harmony Likely to Succeed.

KENTUCKY DEMOCRATS IN
DORSE MR.. BRYAN: The conven-
ton viii meet Thursday at Lexington
to choose delegtes for the National
Convention in Denver. Harmony
characterizes the various conventions
Of the state. Louisville caught the
spirit Of harmony and with excep-
ton of one or two districts instructed
for W. p. Haldeman as delegate at
large which will have a tendency TO
influence Col. Henry 'Watterson.
Frankfort was one Of the most en-
thusiastic towns in the state over
her convention for the convention was
alive and united. The outlook now
for any other man for president On
the democratic ticket except Bryan
is very dim and the foredrawn con-
illusions are that Beckham, MeCreary,
Haldeman and Paynter viii be the
delegates at large to the Denver
Convention.
Greater unity than usual marked
the various meetings of the Democrats
thruout the State, Saturday, June 6.
All doubt of Bryan loosing Kentuc-
kys vote in the Denver Convention
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-11
KENTUCKY FAIR DATES

Stanford, July 22-3 days.
Georgetown, July 2S-5 days.
Lancaster, July go days.
Winchester, August A days.
Danville, August 5-3 days.
BEREA. August 6-7-S.
Lexington, August 10-5 days.
Unlontown, August lis days.
Burkesville, August IL days.
Broadhead. August 1913 days.
Springfield, August 12-4 days.
Richmond, August 1S-4 days.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-11
IN OUR OWN STATE
Beech Hargis Trial Put over till Fall
Roger Spices Freed-Gov. VIII
son Gets Honorary Degree.

HARGIS TRIAL POSTPONED: -
Th case against Beech Hargis has
been docketed to November. This
was agreed to by all counsel.
ROGER sPICER FREED:-Roger
spicer charged with completely in
the murder OF jams johnson by a
Breathitt County jury was acquitted
on the plea of not guilty Saturday
morning. Johnson was killed by
Drummer Spicer, son of Roger near
sp.oers house about three years ago.
Martin T. Kelly a young attorney OF
Jackson made his maiden speech and
won the case.
GOV WILSON RECEIVES De
GREE: 90 The fortieth annual COM
mencement OF the State University
was held at the University Chapel
last week and the honorary degree
L. L. d. was conferred on Gov. Will
son.
GIRL DIES OF WHIsKY:-The two
children of a man named Curry llv-
ing near Mt. Sterling, found a bottle
of whisky and drank some of the con-
tents. one child, a little girl of SIX
died shortly afterward in commissions.
After some effort and skill the boy
rallied.
TRIED TO POISON FAMILY
Thomas Depugh is in Jail at Falmouth
:or trying to poison the Broderiek
family at Mt. Sterling. After a quar-
rel with the head of the house he
poured insect poison into the coffee
pot and was seen in the act, then
be was arrested and taken to town.
GREAT GRANDSON OF DANIEL
BOONE EAD:--Capt. James Z. Cox,
great grandson of Daniel Boone died
of poison caused by trimming his TOE
nail. Capt Cox was a wealthy farm
er near st. Joseph, Mo.
HENRY TURNER RELEASED: -
The Board of Prison Commissioners,
Wednesday psroled Henry Turner Of
Breethitt County, who was sentenced
three years to the penitentary on the
charge of numbering his father-in-law
Elijah Howard.
BIG DAY AT PAINTsvILLE:-The
laying Of the corner stone of the
girls dormitory for the Sandy Valley
Seminary was attended by one OF the
largest crowds ever gathered together
in Eastern Kentucky. The Sandy VAL
ley Seminary is progressing and the
people are taking great interest in
the school and II bids fair to make a
great school.
NEARLY 800 LIVES LOST:-A ty-
phon destroyed a Pearling Fleet off
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-11
COMMENCEMENT

Day Successful in Spite of Heavy
s-Grsduating Glass one Of the
Best Ever Seen Hsre-An Grafton
Second Hand, but Fine.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-11

NEARLY 800 LIVES LOST:-A ty-
phon destroyed a Pearling Fleet OFF
West Australian coast last week.
About 300 people were lost. Many
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-11

STUDENTS WILL TOUR ON
FooT:-Ten youths with packs on
their backs headed by Prof Edward
Steiner Of Iowa University, set sail
last week for Europe. They expect
TO visit the different countries OF Eu-
rope and learn of the home life,
history and social conditions of the
foreigners who are coming TO this
country. The young men are work.
ing in the interest OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-11

PRESIDENT OF CoNFEDERACY
HoNoRED: With appropriate Ak
erclses the people of the South on
Wednesday celebrated the one humid
redth anniversary OF the birth OF JEFF
ferson Davis. All the schools, banks
and exchanges of the city were closed
In honor OF the lay. In Louisiana
the day Is Il legal holiday and was
a partial holiday in ten other south
ern States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
Harbor Master and Chairman Collins TO Attend TO
Important Detail for Ballleshp Visitors--Greai
Northern Announces Reduced Rate TO Seattle.

The fleets stay This morning n
communication was received from
stanwoed. stating that the citizens
~ thar place wiah to arrange for
excursions 10 seattle IN order 50
see the fieei Following Is the pro.
gram
Saturday. May %.
Afternoon OFFICIAL calls and
presentation " golden hey
Official reception hoat@sghamber
Of Commerce boat for members
and their families
Fireworks by Japanese residents
Might Grand reception BY Cham.
Der 81 Commerce n new Washing
ton hotel. Refreshments. music
dancing
For Enlisicd Men and Officers
Hall at iscschi park under auspices
Seattle Volunteer Firomen's assa.
citation
For the Public Fireworks on the
bay by the Japanese residents.
Sunday. May %.
Afternoon Automobile tour Eno.
quaimle falls. senior officers.
Junior Officers Informal recep.
tiona at Rainier. University. Ath.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
DIES
The Second Victim Of Nitric
Acid Fumes Passes
Away.

TACOMA. April s0-Lieut John
Covert. the second victim u the
nitric acid fumes in the Crown
drug store fire. died at 43o this
morning a, 81 Ioseph-s hospital.
lie VAS In the thick Of the fumes
az the fire and was taken 80 the
same evening. The acid ate cut
hia lungs,
lie sas a member Of the local
camp u The Spanish war veterans
and served I'm the Philippines He
viii be buried b. the fifemen and
Veterans with military honore lie
was unmarried and 80 faf a. Enosn
has 80 relatives.
Chief McAlvey. Assistant Chief
Lindsay, Horn and Hardin. the 9th
IS fremcn affected. were 81 show-
Ing Improvement this morning and
the doctors have hopes that they
may BE brought through.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

Stars aud Stripes What graee'
What eyes, What sOulafirfing
lips
And the clothes they wear And
the grace of their dancel And the
lntoxlcation 81 their laughter and
their smilesi Say. old fellow. who
wouldn't be- a sallofman and sail a
hundred days to sea and thea come
back tn ihis and iheaef
You. gentle reader. cant YoH I'm.
aRlne yourself saying these things
AZ the gorgeous aamiFaIs bali al
Coronado. where Gee handsome men
~ the fleet and women Of Cali
farnia danced tho gay fantastlc7
Julia Grant. daughter u e. 8.
Grant. IT,. grand daughter Of the
famous general. than WHOM no prot.
ter noT aseeter young Girl adorna
city ~ the west. led the right
wing Of the grand march with n
handnome officer Of the Conneeti-
cut. and Miss Jessie burheek. .
dainty beauty. was the envied lead
ef n the left wing Of that giddy
march
The reproduced PHOTOGRAPH Of
Ms Bertha PruKh. native Of this
city. wae selected A. q type of Calf.
'oraia beauty which embodied the
shirt ~ the fleets welcome home.
Pretty eiris2 No MILLION DOL
LAR SUMMERS. and 800 Of them
ct that dauee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF SEATTLE
STARS FIRE ON APRIL 20, 1907
Paper Now Occupies Finest
Newspaper Building
in Seattle.

One year ago to-day. on Saturday
nlaht April 20. taof. the entire
plant Of Tire Seattle star vas de-
stFoysd - fire.
The fiAmss made such complete
~esk that ~ e'eioek on SUNDAY
morning nothing remained but a
mass Of ehafFsd and smeslea fuins,
ia which lay broken ard twisted out
Of all shape the machinery used In
the pebiishias % thla newspaper.
Thanks . the courtesy 81 the
psss.intslisgeacer. TIRE Star was
ATS on tire follovina Monday te
print re regular eaiuora from the
offtesa q the uorulna paper. not
missing ever ere EsAus.
Immediate steps towards fshulid
ira we're taken On tire daY follo~
ina the fire. and Meuasy ere aren't
teeta were ~ work on ire plans
for The stars ne~ home.
- ssae detsrmiasa 20 make this
ret enlY an ornament % ths city,
bet a solid firsproaf siructurs. az
we'll ore experience with tire fire
fiead had been enosoh snd THE
stars Publishers wanted to take
no more chances.
Same months ago the neU ndiid.
ina was completes ard occupied.
u e a eenefete stFucture. iseatea
Or Seventh Az. On shs site 81 the
old building. and IL reeoensxsd as
tire most eoanplets newspaper horne
IN Seattle.
The Star prints today the first
half tene made Of this new strue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
l.,,, # Civil War Dies in His Seat on Seatle-Tacoma
I,xmban Car and Fact Is Discovered Later by
Conductor

man more closely and found that
he Vas dead
The train VAS backed onto a sid
!ng and held until Deputy Coroner
g { MeiliuEer arrived 10 remove
the body - the Mellingcr Co.'S an
dertakigg paflors The train then
Proceeded Ia Seattle.
Identified BY Papers.
Pension papers found Ia The dead
mans pocket showed that he Mas
David = keeBcr. SIS years ~ Az.
and a CiNll War veteran lie had
served as lieutenant In the fifth
infantry srom Maine lie was Tor.
mefiX a member 1T Custer peat,
q A n, Of Tacoma. before becom
iuK an inmate Of the California old
soldiers home
The deceased had been yisifins
friends In Tacoma Cor a few tas
and aaa FolnE 90 visit hts sen.
Frank kcener. In Seattle The de-.
csTaed d also survived By a widow
and daughter. reslding at Fail
River Ann. cal
Death was due a. heart failuru
and Be apparently died without a
atfaesie,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

VANCOUVER. Wash. April 20
A strange case I'm which a criminal.
ly.mindcd Syengali Is said % have
exercised complete domination over
a present day Trilhy. 30 as Ia compel
her 10 negotiate forged checks. has
been revealed here.
To the police This "Trihy con-
feased that she had done so with
great success all over the Pacific
Northwest The woman. who says
her real name Is Mrs A. l.. Pug.
meyer. OF Nampa. Idaho, declares
that she fell Under the influence
of a man named Madison In spo.
kane.
70 her he unfolded his scheme Of