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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
Certainly a NEGLECTED Spot'
BY FRED SCHAEFER

The American who was touring
England found himself in an OBJ
scure village without his guide
book. But he felt confident there
was something for which it was re-
nowned. About the first person he
met when he Jared forth was a
moldy native, who looked promising
as source of information.
what are the points of interest
about this village?" he asked,
81 beant aware of any, eur" the
gaffer replied.
Surely this must be one of the
places where julius Caesar cached
some relics.
Il amt heard on it, EUR"
isn't this the Stored spot where
King Alfred demanded maple strip
On his waffies?'
ut mout a-been before my time,
eur"
AT least, here's where William
the Conqueror stopped TO have his
pants pressed before the battle of
Hastings
mo, EUR"
Funny locality, this, for England.
Are you certain this isn't the pre-
cinet the Plantagenets carried by
II majority In the election of 1l54,
when there weren't but three regis
tered yotes?"
Il doant remember Of it, EUR"
Perhaps this is the historic
ground where King John sub
scribed 70 II new platform and tried
90 straddie Che election OF senators
by popular vote plank"
mo, eur. think not"
Not even the scene of floral
battle during the War of the
Rosss?''
mo, CUR"
"And didn't Henry the Eighth
over draft one of your village
bellies for bis wifery?"
lie didn't ag 7 knows on. CUR"
We'll. bet this il where Queen
Elixabeth used to come 10 take her
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10

milk baths, You have milk here,
haven't you?"
Il dunno as she ever took baths,
eur"
Aren't there any ruins or bat
tlegrounds of ghosts or legends or
quaint customs or souvenir post
cards, or anything"
''Never a one, zur."
What the Sam Hill kind of
place is this, anyway"
Il believe, EUR, it do be where
some 'un wrote a elegy on the
country graveyard. zur."
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
ROASTING A GRO CoDILE WHOLE

Native hunters accompany white
hunters to the banks of the
streams where the white marks
men stand off and pour explosive
bullets into the prey and consider
| it fine sport The best that can be
said is that they rid the natives of
dangerous enemy.
| After the hunt the natives lay
long log over the dead crocodile,
and tie ii fast with thongs Then
they carry the huge morsel to their
villages, where 1t is roasted whole
, over a huge bonfire. Then every
body gets his cats.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
AN ElN1nEIDIIk( UFVIlEvN LOVE

Ooroongoo had courted the beau
tiful Wambua, daughter of Zaphu,
for 20 years-and then had lost
her
This was not such a long time
as time was reckoned in the pre-
historic days when these lovers
lived. Ooroongoo was in his both
year and Wambua a blushing maid
en- scarcely OFT of her COS when she
broken his heart by wedding PEI
ron, who had the advantages of
worldly possessions.
Wambua was not only beautiful
but of good family Her father
lived in the largest cave in all the
country He owned the forests for
miles around. His tiocks and herds
were unnumbered.
After WabIa had married Cor
oongoo cared for no other. though
there were many maidenS who
sought him with their charms. He
wish that a mountain might fall
upon him, a calamity that did not
seem likely 20 occur.
But what surprises the future Of
ten holds. Less than Ga years after
the wedding Pezron was drowned
while on the hunt.
Wambua seemed inconsolable
and for 16 years did not come out
from the cave of her father, width
err she retired when the body of
Perzon had been safely slowed in
the top of a tree.
In all these years the love of
Ooroongoo remained steadfast. He
bided his tune. When Wambua APP
peared in society after the period
of her mourning she looked more
lovely than ever in black bear
skin which she wore in token OF
mourning, OOroongoo was wander
ing through the forest when he
saw her. He thought at first she
was some Wild animal and had al
ready drawn back his stone axe
to hurl it when he recognized her.
His heart thumped wildly and he
knew that the lapse of 80 years had
not cooled the arder of bis young
heart in the least. Moreover, Wam-
bua in her widows weeds looked
! tot him seven times more beautiful
| than she had ever looked before,
| He tossed about that night sleep
less. His stone pillow had never
seemed so hard. The air stihed
| him.
He did not see her again for four
teen years. This time she did not
run away at sight of him. He came
quite near her.
beautiful Wambua. may | not
pay court to you?" he said and all
the ardor of nearly hundred
years longing was in his voice.
go soon after my husbands
DEATH" she demanded with a touch
of asperity.
Il know it is but 80 years since
Pezron died he said humbly, but
my love is mad for you"
She seemed rather pleased at
this.
you may come to see me in four
year and a half" she said with a
fetching smile.
Ooroongoo was overjoyed. 1t
! seemed the intervening time would
never pass. But i tdid and at the
fashionable hour of $3.50 on the
appointed evening he knocked at
Wambuas case and was promptly
admitted.
Wambua looked more lovely than
| over. She still wore the skin OF
| the black bear, but this only height
| ened her beauty.
Ooroongoo had now waited near
ly hundred years and his ardoi
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10

There curiosity
teres be financially
ton this People will about
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
MARY SAYS:
Nome made Catsup.

To two pecks ripe tomatoes put
in boiling water. peel the skins !;
take four onions, two apples; boil
until tender and add to tomatoes !;
boil again and strain through a
sieve, working 1t until it is all
through but the seeds: add one
ounce allspice, one ounce mustard,
four ounces cloves, four ounces pep
per; put spices in bag, add one
quart vinegar, one pound brown
sugar, half pound white sugar, half
pound salt and pinch of red pep
per; boil four hours; bottle hot.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
ADMITS KILLING BRAKEMAN

BROWNING. Mont, Oct. 1O-The
posse that went in search Of the
hobo who shot Brakeman Gregory
returned with Ray Hatfield, who
said he was from Ashland, KY.
The man was taken only few
hours after Gregory died at the
hospital from the wound of the
hobo's bullet. Hatfield admitted
the shooting.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
coLoREp "DIPS" STILL BUSY

Colored women pickyockets OPP
Grated with much success on the
streets last night Oscar Bueyer,
Of Cheney, was touched" for s190
on Front avenue near Market
street about o'clock.
Henry Luscar. OF 1928 Richland
avenue. notified the police that a
colored woman he met on Sprague
avenue near Jefferson street robbed
him of wallet containing $25.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
MOST ANyTHlMG}
&3ESsD 49, e. s@e Va
A WORD FROM JOSH WISE.

JOSH WISE. A French firm has ordered so
Wright aeroplanes 1t will have to
hustle to find so men to navigate
them.
Say what you please about best
sellers; after all. the most popular
..,,,, -, book in the world is the check book.
only does what
he has t. doesn't The principle of life insurance
have even that t was discovered py German physl-
do very long, clah 10 years ago
OF suns heat and light only one
twenty three hundred millionth part
reaches the earth.
- Freddy Welsh, English light
ound the circle, weight boxer, who is vegetarian,
doubtless put a may start canitarium upon his
he ropes. retirement from the ring.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
MENU TODAY.
Prime roast crocodile.
Planked crocodile.
Alligator croquets.
Crocodile patties.
Crocodile a la nuberg.

This would be popular bill OF
fare in the Soudan. If they had any
use for bills of fare there.
A juicy crocodile steak is greatly
relished in the regions adjacent to
the Blue Nile. where, particularly
at this season of the year, croco-
ollie shooting is popular, ~
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10

In swinging around the circle,
Candidate Taft doubtless put
great strain on the ropes.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10

would brook no more delay. He
pressed his suit from that time on
with the greatest ardOr. But the
widow of Pezron had wisdom and
knew enough not to let herself be
won too easily.
1t was not long until Ooroongoo
was calling at the home of VAN
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10

bua four evenings year and when
his visits became bi-monthly the
neighbors began to talk and ex-
change winks.
Nineteen years after the visits of
Ooroongoo began he had won the
promise of Wambua to marry him
and II years later they were
welded. the ceremony being very
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10
SELLS LOT FOR $4,000

For the consideration of $4,000
Stanley w. Smith has sold to o.
Johnson a lot 50x155 on Sprague
avenue between Adams and Cedar.
The lot is improved with two old
houses
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-10

quiet on account of the lateness
of Pezrons Heath.
They lived happily ever after,
and raised family of 189 children.
Ooroongoo died when he was 964
years of age and Wambua follow
ed him % years later, evidently
from . broken heart over his loss.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-17

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Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-17

Chicago. May 16,--Increascd re-
coipts. and the probability of an aug
mcnled movement caused heaNy
wheat market here today At the
close. July wheat was y n ~ lower
Corn was 3s higher. oats were up Z,
Provisions we're > "A lower to 2'@
higher
JlIly wheat opened y a y lower at
80 to S9B, sold between SS#s and
S9h N W ana closed at S87 6tS9.
july corn opened u n y lower at
65k to 65A. sold between G5@ aud
GG and closed at 66
July oats opened "a lower at 1874,
sold between f62l aud A. and closed
at ~
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-17

three mon have been Killed. two from
rock falls aud one from am cNplosion
Only few were injured. but many
became sick ana an average OF ten
men a month have been i'm the hospI-
tai Upward of 500 men have beon
employed constantly on the work.
The new tunnel s about 30 feet lower
chan the old one ana will relieve the
road from using many helper engines
in pushing trains over the mountain
--Ratou Range.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-17
ARIZONA PROHIBS IN
CONVENTION
Delegates Selected to National
Convention in Brief Session
of the Anti-JagS IN Phoenix

The Arizona convention Of the pro-
hibition party met in Phoenix Thurs
day morning at 10 O'Clock in the Ho-
tel Adams. nominated a delegate 10
congress, adopted a platform, select
ed "A territorial central committee, two
national committeeman. and adjourn
ed This is the first convention the
prohbitiOnists have had in Arizona
for six years. The organization was
allowed to lapse owing to the moving
away Of a number Of the officers.
The meeting was attended by about
TWENTY-FIVE delegates and was called
to order by Frank J. Siblov Of Tucson
who has been a member Of the prohi-
hitfon national committee FOR twenty
years, first from Georgia, then from
California. and for the last ten years
from Arizona.
Tho territorial central committee
Iappointcd consisted Of DR. John WIZ
Thomas. Phoenix chairman; Rev +,
H. SChatcr, Tucson, secretary; Roy s,
Sibloy, Graham county; 5. ;, Scull
Maricopa: f. G. Decker. CHA, Robert
w Wright. Cocouiuo; Judge j. W.
/ Blakcley Mohayc; .. Gibson, Co
chisc: 7, W. OTIS Yavapai county
Frank J. Siblov. Mrs. G.. EdgchOIme
SibIey. Or J. w. Thomas ana Ecv. f.
H. Scharcr were selected as delegates
ITO the national conventions G.. y.
| Davidson. r Roy SibirE .. Gibson
and Dr.. George II. Adams are the al
tcruates
Or. John WIZ Thomas aud Frank II.
SibIuN were recommended to the na
Hona committee as members from
A riHnna. and Judge j. W. BIankolcy OF
Eingman was unanimously named
Off delegate TO congress.
t ft, Titt. tsf J.,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-17
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-17

St Louis Mo, May 16.-Wooj dull
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-17
RELIABLE ASSAYS

TUT ~ WNTtT NV " =
cold ...,75c Gold and silver ,.,.,.,''' tltOp
Load 75clG6ld silver copper ,...., ~ 30
Samples by Mail Receive Prompt Attention
Placer Gold RclortH aud Rich ores Bought
Send Tor free milling enVeI,a and prLce lIHL
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-17

New Orleans, La, May l6.-Cottoh
spots steady with prices unchanged;
middlng II.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-17
ROSWELL TORRANCE
Automobile, United State. Mall aud Passen-
ger Service Established Jan. 10. 1905.

Shortest re..:s tp rsuHwell and all points
In tho pecos valley This being United
sIatos mail route tho cars must. and DO
leave on Rchedule time.
Aulomable leaves Torrance daily at =
m.. arriving at Roswell at II a. m --sayinE
passengers over thirty hours between thepa
points over any other line. Courteous ana
expert chaufreurs IN charge OF every psr
Ecnt6 reserved by applying 10 agent at Tor
rauUo or the Roswell Auto Cos Roswell,
NJ baggage allowed, SO pounds, Any
ntnuunt ~ baggage can he carried ny poH-
fylng Roswell Auto Co. al Roswell N
l. W STOGkAHD. Manager
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-17

Bonds were firm and active. To-
tai sales. par value $3,2l0,O00.
United States thrce's have advanced
y and the four's y per cent on call
during the week.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-17
FINANCE AND
COMMERCE
Wall Street.

New York, May 6.--Operations to
advance prices or to protect prices
against operations calculated to de-
press them were aggressvelN resumed
today, and as a result the average
price level touched the highest thus
far reached on the movement. The
movement was broad and animated
and the general strength of tone was
not materially affected by the large
realizing of profits which was accom-
plished by shifting the buying from
one to another quarter Of the list for
sustaining effect The strongest and
most active stock was Union Pacific
and the demonstrative rise in this
stock was the immediate outcome Of
published uttcranccS by the head Of
the system containing very positive
opinion on the prosperous outlook for
business. The chairman Of the Great
Northern board was credited also with
cheerful expressions, regarding more
especially the crop prospects, These
publiCa tiOns were the fOmenting cause
of the renewed outburst of specula-
tive activity in the market and Of
buoyant advances i'm prices in many
quarters of the last. There was no
news of specific Developments bearing
on the market Additional engage
ments of gold for shipment to Berlin
next week were accepted with equa-
nimfty in view of the unaffected ease
maintained i'm our own money market,
Additions 10 the new financing effected
arc announced from day to day, evil
dcncing the working out of the prob
lens left over from the sudden pros
tration of credit which overcamo the
country last fall.
The bank statement showed the
growing effect of financing of various
sorts in an expansion in the loan item,
which while moderate in the average
showing, carried the total of that item
to a figure greater than has ever be-
fore been reached in the history of
the clearing house. The proportion
or the cash reserve stands however at
about 80 per cent. and the percentage
Of legal reserve held by all the msti-
tutons reporting is now $3.50 per
..,,t t-l,gi,,or ,,tpt Dt ipDct
Albuquerque morning journal., 1908-05-17
Standard Plumbing and
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SANTA re TIME TABLE.

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No. q. California Limited ....t2t2O . 100 y
Mo. a. North cal Fast Mail. 1856 l2'Ab il
No. 0. El r. & Mex. city EXP. mas y l2'2O o
From the West.
No. p. Chicago Fast Mall ,..,. B.eOa bi3b a
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Peuos valley Trains
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No. l2. From Carlsbad RoHEgll
aud Amarillo ....,.l0.Ab y
From the South
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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-02-01
JANUARY TERM (19Os).
First Day of January Term.
Caldwell, Idaho, Jan. 10, 100

Caldwell, Idaho, Jan 13, 1908.
The Board of County Commission
ers ur Canyon County, State OF Ida
ho, met this day in regular session
pursuant to law; Present, w. H.
Plat, Chairman, s. +. CLANCY, d. P.
Dodd, and O. " Bailey, Clerk, when
the following proceedings were mad,
to wit:
On motion the following County
and Precinct Officers Reports were
accepted and approved:
o. V. Bailey and c. w. Getsler-
Joint report. Auditor and Treasar-
o. " Badley-Clerk oil District
Court and Ex-officio Recorder.
w. H. Thorp-Sheriff
F, A Hagelin-Probate Judge.
w. E., Waidrop-Connty Physician
o. M. VanDuyn--County Attorney.
d. M. Stok esbery-Justice of North
w. f. Sinclair -Justice of North EN-
NETT Precinct.
John H Hart Justice Of East Nam
pa Precinct.
W.. Fl. Fafis-Gup't Poor Farm.
j. b. Gowen-gec'y Canyon County
Fair Association.
Chas HaZeltine-O verseer Road Dis.
No. 4.
w. G. MoNeilly- Overseer Road Dis.
No, 10.
Fred Kull-Overseer Road District
No Al.
A.h0. McCamley-Overse Road Dis
trict No. 81.
j., j. Bennett-Overseer Road Dis
trict No. "a.
P. Edvalson--Oversear Road District
No. 20
]. II. Knee-Ovarseer Road District
No. 81
w. d. Clark-Overseer Road District
No. 90
r. Clendenen-Oversee Road Dis
trict No. IA
c. T. Moulton- Overseer Road Dis
trict No. G.
]. Q. Whipple-Overseer Road Dis
trict No.
]. r. McCullom-Overseer Road Dis
trict No. 35.
A, j. Francis-Overseer Road Dis
trict No. Is.
Whereupon the Board adjourned
until Tuesday, January IA. 1908, at
10 o'clock a. m.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-02-01
JANUARY TERM (1SOs).
Third Day OF January Term.

Caldwell, Idaho. Jan. 15. 1908
The Board of County CommisETA
The Board of County Commission
ers met pursuant TO adjournment
from the l4th INST. Present, W. H.
Plat, Chairman, S. F, CLANCY, d.
P. Dodd. and O. V. Bailey, Clerk,
when the following proceedings were
had, to wit:
The following were read and on
motion allowed and ordered that
warrants be drawn on the various
funds for tho amounts, as follows:
Thayer, Geo, Justice Fees. s 15 rs
Tribune Printing & Publish
ing Co., Printing ...... Ash 90
Traver. Grace. stenographer
Fees ........... b Oh
The Emmett Index, Printing 55 so
Trotter NJ W., Juror Cert. 225
Thorpe, W. H.. Salary, 80. 500 90
Trevey, M. E.. Salary ... $50 90
g Assigned Ac-
count, -. so 90
The Statesman Printing Co
Supplies ............... Is 40
Troy Laundry, Laundry for
Court House .... 10 65
Venable & Kirk. Supplies -. "a 25
Van Duyn, O. M, Sal. and
Expenses $50 As
Wills, Chas. W.. Juror Cert. FL 90
Wallace, II. F., Assd Acct. 2S7 90
Waldrop, w. F.. Med. Ser. SIS %
Woodward & Woodward,
Med. Ser, ............ SO 90
Western Nat. Bank, Ass'd
Acct 2O4 rs
Young, Geo., Nursing ..... 2 SO
Whereupon the board adjourned
until Thursday. jan. 16, 1908, at
10 O'Clock, a. IN.
Approved, w. II. PLATT,
Chairman
Attest, O. V. BADLEY,
Clerk
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1908-02-01
JANUARY TERM (1DOs).
SeOnd Day of January Term.

Caldwell, Idaho, Jan IA, 1908.
rotary of the Interior. The result
of the meeting will be presented to
the Water Users Association at its
next meeting.
The Board of County Commission
ers met pursuant to adjournment
from the 18th inst Present, w. Fl.
Plat, Chairman, S. F. CLANCY, D..
r. Dodd. and Q. v. Bailey. Clerk,
when the following proceedings were
had, to wit:
The following bills We're read, and
on motion allowed and ordered that
warrants be drawn on the various
funds for the amounts, as follows:
Altizer, Cora j., Nursing
Slck ........$ 80 w
: Alexander, j. W. Deputy
X, Constable ........... SO
= Allen-Wright Fur. Co..
- Mdse. $50 SO
Ames, VIM, Deputy Consta-
\, BILE Dis. $3.50. .... Tag
!. Andrews. Thomas, Jurors
Cert. ............,.. ~ VI
Adam, r. H.. Mdse,. -. :, 50 81
Black, Thos.. Nursing, -. 2 sc
Bradley, A. L.. Juror Cert. 81 II
Brooks, Mrs. j. F.. Lodging
lndigents ............... 81
Boyes Hdwe. Co. Mdse. -. 4 81
Ballantyne Nicer. Co. Mdse.. sc Ii
Bailey. o. ". Sal. and EX-
pense Recommendations. $40 &,
Baker 4 Harris, Mdse., -. 40 II
Botkln Blake. Mdse., ....3l SO o!
Boone. Ernest, ASST Acct 10 Il
Breshears, A. A. Meat Coun-
ty Poor Farm -. -. 10 II
Bean, Cora B., Sal and EX-
penses ............. 36s q
Cosman, J.; B., Constable
reeS Ia
City of Caldwell, Water 80. 247
Castator, D. O., Co stable
reeS 1
Caldwell Plumbing Co, Re-
pairs 20
Caldwell Clothing Co.. Mdse As
Caldwell Bakery, Bread. -. IL 0
Cluen, r. j., Med, Ser. Disal-
lowed $50 90
Caldwell Power Co., Ligt. 81 6
Campbell & Gartin, Livery 10S 2
Compton, A. B., Juror Cert. 2
G. B. & T. Co., Ass'd Acct Is 2
80