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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-05

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-12-05
THE BEST ROAST THE
FAMILY EVER HAD

Can be obtained from our prime
tender and Juicy beef, mutton o.
pork. All our meats are selected
from the choicest. and prepared foT
the table to suit the demands OF the
fastidious. Our prices are lower ior
quality than you can nnd at any
place In Salem.
E. q. CROSS,
Phone 2DI. $40 State 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-19
SIDEWALK ORDINANCES
Trustees Adopt Specifications and will
 order Work on Main Street.

Prior to the meeting of the Cham. her of Commerce at the City Hall. Wednesday evening, short session of the City Trustees was held, at which all members were present ex- cept Trustee c. F. Buttress.
 Two ordinances were given their final reading and adopted, and each is of much importance to this city. Ordinance No. g provides for the adoption of specifications for construc- tion of cement curbs and sidewalks. Ordinance No. % is declaration of intention of the city tc construct ce- ment curbing and sidewalks on Main street, wherever such Improvements are not already in place, from a point 975 feet east of the east line of Fourth street to a point 500 feet west of the west line of Sixth street. These side walks are to be 1116 feet in width.
 As soon as possible the trustees in tend to begin proceedings for a con tinuation of cement walks. of less width, from Seventh street to the Date canal. It is probable that steps will be taken at once for construction of cement walks on Fifth and Sixth streets and possibly on Broadway, from Fourth street to the Date canal
 Both of the ordinances referred to above appear in this issue of The Press. In one of these the City En- gineer is charged with the duties of the Street Superintendent, so that cement construction work shall come directly under his supervision.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-19
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

Name of Corporation in full, El Centro Hotel Company; location of its principal place of business, City of Redlands Coun- ty of San Bernardino. State of Califor- mia.
 Notice is hereby given. that at a meet ing of the directors, held on the fifteenth day of December, 1908. an assessment of eighteen dollars per share was levied up- on the capital stock of the corporation payable immediately to w. T. Bill, Pres ident at the office of the company, Room No 1 in the Gregg Building, West Citrus Avenue, Redlands, California.
 Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 18th day of January. 1909, will he delinquent, and will be advertised for sale at public auction; and unless payment is made be- fore. will be sold on the Sth day of February, 1909, to pay the delinquent as- sessment together with the costs of advertising and expenses of sale
 c. E. CHAPMAN
 Secretary of El Centro Hotel Company
 Location of the office of the Secretary of said corporation, Room No. in the Gregg Building West Citrus Avenue Redlands. California 35-5t
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-19

to look at fine stock and this liking was gratifed by the stock parade of Saturday morning. when the finest an finals in the valley were shown of in the parade.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-19


 The Board of Trustees of the City of Fl Centro do ordain as follows:
 Section That the public interest and convenience requires and it is the inten- ton of the Board of Trustees of the City of Fl Centro to provide by proper Or dinance that the following Street work be done to-wit
 First That a cement curb be con- structed along both sides of Main street in said City 375 feet East of the East line of Fourth Street in said City to a point 600 feet West of the West line of 9th Street in said City (eXcepting along such portions of the line of the said Street, upon which a cement curb has already been constructed on the official line and grade. and in accordance with the official specification for constructing cement curbs, and also excepting Street said curb to be constructed in accordance with said grade and curb line and in accordance with specifications for constructing cement curbs on file in the Office of the City Clerk in said City Said specifications being numbered NO I''
 Second. That a cement sidewalk HE feet in width be constructed along both sides of that portion of Main Street in said City of Fl Centro. extending from a point 375 feet East of the East line of Fourth Street to q point 600 feet West of the West line of Sixth street (except- ing such portions of said Street between said points along which a cement side walk 1115 feet in width has been con- structed on the official line and grade and also executing Street intersections said sidewalk to be constructed in accor dance with said grade, and in accordanc, with specifications for the construction of side walks-On file in the Office O the City Clerk of said City, said speci fcations being numbered NO. 9"
 Section 2.-The City Engineer is here by designated and is invested with thu powers and duties of the Street Superin
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-19
WILL PLANT ORANGE TREES

MT. and Mrs. s. M. Hewett, of Min neapolis, Minnesota. arrived in Fl Cen tro Sunday evening for a few days stay while looking after their prop erty interests in Imperial Valley. MT. Hewett has purchased ranch land near the McCabe Methodist Church, in the Silsbee neighborhood, and will plant from six to ten acres to oranges this winter. He expects to have a portion of his land seeded to cotton next spring. Mir. and Mrs. Hewett will spend the next few months at Long Beach.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-19
ORDINANCE NO. 23.
An Ordinance Adopting Specifications for
 Public Work.

The Board of Trustees of the City of Fl Centro uo ordain as follows: Section 1. That the specifications for public work prepared by the City En- gineer, and filed with the City Celrk, on the Sth day of December, 1908, num- bered and titled as follows:
 Specification No. For the construc- tion of cement curbs in the City of Tl Centro.
 Specification No. 2.-For the construc- ton of cement sidewalks in the City of Fl Centro.
 Be and the same are hereby adopted as specifications for public work described therein. and that such specifications so filed with the City Clerk may be known and referred to for all purposes by their respective numbers and titles as above set forth.
 Section 9 This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from ana after its adoption and publication, and the City Clerk is hereby instructed and directed to certify this Ordinance and the adop- tion thereof and to cause the same to be published once in the Imperial Valley Press, a Newspaper of general crcula- ton. printed, published and circulated in the City of Fl Centro.
 Adopted this 16th day of December, 1908.
 H. B. PEARSON, President of the Board of Trustees. Attest:
 F. G. RAVENS, City Clerk. I hereby certify that the foregoing Or dinance was passed, approved and adopt ed and ordered published by the Board ! of Trustees of the City of Fl Centro this 16th day of December, 1908, by the ! following vote: 1 Ayes Pellet, Brown, Pearson, Hamil- ! ton.
 Noes None. Absent Duttress. | Attest my hand and the seal of Fl Centro, County of Imperial, State of Cal ifornia, this 16th day of December, 19OS F. c. RAVENS,
 City Clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-19

tendent, and he is hereby directed to post notices of this work as required by Law and shall cause said notices to be published by one insertion in the Imper- ial Valley Press, weekly Newspaper printed published and circulated in the City of El Centro, there being no daily Newspaper published and circulated in said City.
 Section S.--This Ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its adoption and publication, and the City Clerk is hereby instructed and directed to certify this Ordinance and the adop- ton thereof, and to cause the same to be published once in the Imperial Valley Press. a Newspaper of general circula- ton, printed, published and circulated in the City of El Centro. Adopted this 16th day of December, 1908.
 H. E. PEARSON, President of the Board of Trustees. Attest:
 r. c. RAVENS,
 City Clerk. hereby certify that the foregoing Or dinance was passed, approved and adopt ed, and ordered published by the Board of Trustees of the City of El Centro, this 16th day of December, 1908, by the following vote:
 Ayes Pellet, Brown. Pearson, Hamil ton.
 Noes None.
 Absent Buttress.
 Attest my hand and the seal of El Centro, County of Imperial, State of Cal ifornfa. this 16th day of December, 1908.
 F. G. RAVENS,
 City Clerk.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-19

to look at fine stock and this liking was gratified by the stock parade of Saturday morning, when the finest an finals in the valley were shown of in the parade.
 Sporting Events.
 Several races were run on the new track, and spurts of speeds were shown by various automobiles, but probably the most interest was excited in the Wild West exhibition given by Mob ley Meadows, Jake Meadows and their assistants.
 The San Francisco excursion trains were drawn up on the Holton Inter urban Railroad track, along side the fair grounds so that the visitors might witness these sports close at hand without disembarking from their cars That they appreciated them was evidenced by the protest of several members of the party against leaving when the time arrived for the trip to Holtville.
 The Baby Show.
 Prizes for the baby show were awarded to the following children:
 Dorothy Collier won the sweep stakes silver cup. donated by the Wo- mems Culture Club.
 Eugene Shepherd. goldenameled pin, donated by Crawford x Davis.
 Baby Barras, baby set, donated by Dunaways Drug Store
 Robert Vaile, pair of baby slippers, donated by the Valley Shoe Store.
 Willard Blackinton, box of blocks, donated by Collins Book Store.
 Paul Burnham. childs silver set do- mated by Fl Centro Hardware and Implement Company.
 Dorothey Waite, gold bracelet, do mated by Kyle .MacBratney.
 Lee Ralston, express wagon, donat- ed by Valley Department Store.
 A doll, donated by B. Solomon & Company, remains to be claimed by one of the following numbers: 25, 16, 1, 23, 19, 34, 33. A or 26.
 The persons holding these numbers should apply to Mrs, Garren, at the Garren House, on Broadway, near Fourth street. All unclaimed needle work displayed at the fair can be found at Mrs. Garren's hotel
 Autard of PrapoiIIroc
 The list of premiums awarded has not been completed by the committees It will be printed next week.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-19

the hall. The decorations were in purple and green, and a cornice of aiatffce work gave the display a hand some finish. NFrom the kitchen to the reception room. every department of the household was represented by I display of goods.
 Opposite of this was the display of J. s. Scott, grocer, who showed high quality commodities for the kitchen and dining table.
 Mrs. Scott's Beauty Parlor was rep resented by picturesque booth, wherein toilet preparations were shown and demonstrations of their ef- fectiyeness were given.
 B. Solomon 6 Company made an especially fine showing of teas and cofees. as their principal booth at traction, while they also showed line of goods from various sections of their general department store.
 The Fl Centro Hardware and I'm plement- Company had space outside the exhibit hall, and its array of bug gies carriages, wagons and farm i'm plements attracted constant attention. The concern also made an exhibit of gasoline engines.
 The DeLaval Dairy and Supply Com pany's exhibit was in charge of MT. Robinson, manager of sales in this district The cream separators found interested inspectors, and hit was made by the distribution of miniature separators with the vats arrangel for match safes.
 The Delta Implement Company of Fl Centro and the Calexico Imple- ment Company made joint exhibitaion of farm implements which was high ly creditable and one of the attractive features of the fair grounds.
 flaws & Company, of Imperial, also had fine exhibit of farm implements and a display of the best grades of harness.
 Women's Exhibits.
 A remarkable showing was made by the WOmen Ol LDio fdiiCy HI bhC NNAA nary and fine arts exhibits. The arti- cles offered included numerous high class pieces of work. requiring rare skill and artistic talent A space fully three times as large as that pro vided could have been well utilized by this portion Oi the fair.
 This was also the case with the ex- hibits made by the county schools. The work of each school participating had to be curtaiIed because of lack of room.
 The floral exhibit made a striking commentary on the possibilities of Inn perlal Valley as a florists paradise. Particularly handsome were the dis plays of roses and ehrysanthemums.
 William Kelly. nurseryman of El Centro and Imperial. made display of trees and plants which was of much value to the prospective tree planter and an attractive feature for the fair
 The Stock Show.
 Everybody ia Imperial Valley likes
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-19

Secure security secured by dealing with Salisbury-Farazette Realty Co when they loan you money on your dwelling house. 37-1tI
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-19

Alfalfa ranch to lease for cash rent see E. A. Allen, on DhaIia, and a half miles southwest of El Centro.
 37-4t
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-19

L. L. Ryan & Co.,. commission mer- chants, N. Alameda St., will pay 20 cents f. o. b. Los Angeles, for all large
 Imperial Valley turkeys. 37-1t
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-19
ORDINANCE NO. 25.

An Ordinance of the City of Fl centro, Declaring its Intention to Improve Portion of Main Street in Said City by the Construction of Cement curbs and Side-W Thereon.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-19
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.

The semi-annual examination of teachers will be held at the office of the County Board of Education in Fl Centro, Cal, beginning at 9 a. m., Jan. 4th, 1908
 No applicant will be permitted to write who is not in attendance promptly when the examination be- gins.
 By order of Board. 37-3t J. E. CARR, Sec'y.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-19

L. L. Ryan & Co.,. commission mer- chants, N. Alameda St., will pay 20 cents f. o. b. Los Angeles, for all large Imperial Valley turkeys. 37-1t
Imperial Valley press., 1908-12-19
FIRST COUNTY FAIR
 A GREAT SUCCESS.

Continued from page 1.)
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-31
ALoRlcH gill PASSED.
Provides for Emergency Currency fo'
National baRha,


Washington. ID. c., March S0-T0e
Aldrich currency bin was paaeed by
the seRAta Friday by . vote Of ~ to
6, In the main a party vOts. Previous
10 the taking OF tho vote On the Al
Arioh bAl vote was taken on the
Bailey substitute authorizing the gov
ernment, instead oi the national banks
to Issue The emergency currency toy
which the bill provides,
The vote on tho substitute stood ~
IL Is, and this vote was entirely partl'
san, even Senator la Toilette casting
his vote with the republicans, The
bill has been before the senate SlncC
Jan, .,
An Interesting feature Of the pas
sage of the bill Was reitewtion by
Mr., Aldrich nj his promise tn 6riug
In bin for an investigation OF the
entire banking syStoM OF the coun
try With q yiCw to lnsututlng reforms
AZ passed the bin provides Tor not
moro than $500 900 600 ot emergency
currency TO be issued to natlona
banks upon the deposit by thNm o.
state, county and municipal bonds Il
be approved by the secretary OF th'
treasury. The currency II to be- H.
uud with view OF securing an eQni,
able distributor NJ tho currency Owe
tho United States and In accordance
with the unlmpslred capital and sur
plus Of banks IN Cach state.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-31
wAs DROWNED IN sAvov.

Young Man Wac Drowned In Pull
View of Many PsrsoNa.
Pensacola. Fla. March 40, -'ArthuT
ialhruQ. = yoaEa aiaa q Eigih. lll, .
was Reeldeutally drowned Friday 81.
tsrnOoh N tayoa Tea. the body bsing
recovered late In the etoalns aud y
- % shippsd 10 his ioFmsF home.
AthTcp attsmp,sd Ia rise . horse
10 tAs bayou, T'bs anImaJ was al,0Ht
one yard from ne STORE when be sud
eeaiy stepped Into oas n The aumSF.
eus trsAchafueAs haisa 10 ne bsy0a,
tallinG and lhrVwlaa his rider Into ne
u1tog The dwwnsnG 0ccaTed In fua
visN u doAsa o. ncfs peoplo vho
Esrs po~srisas 70 FsNdsF assistance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-31
A NATIONAL DISASTER.
Marquis leo on the Death Of the late
Durham w. sasVOnS.

Durham W. eAsVoae.
Toxic, March 80. -tAAArQuio Ito,
JoUnnesS rOSiASnt general q KotsA'
will lsaVS here Cor thar country on
Aprn 3 Saturday hs lunChed with
the emperor, and afterwards called
at the American embassy. where ne
talked for q long time with AmbAssa'
dor Thomas ]. o'Brien. Il Is un'
aorstood that bis visit to Korea is nee
essary IN Wow OF the death Of the
late Durham w. stevens. adviser OF
the Korean council az state. who at
the time he was assassinated In San
Francisco, was proceeding 20 washing
ton 70 nay certain fRcts and documents
with proposals. before tho Amsrtcan
government Marquis Ito Said TO q
correspondent Of the Associated Press (;
81 regard the death Of Mr., Stevens
a. a national disaster and = personal
loss. lie was q tried friend and ser
vent Of Japan and Korea and both
nations mourn bis lose. Mr., Ste
vens was my personal friend. He was
honest ana fearless. with q we'll bal
anced mind and regarded hin az
a fne type Of the American. He
was always q loyal citiIen Of America
and his memory alone win serve TO I'm
crease the friendship Of my country
mon for him"
A movement hao been started by
the Toxic club To erect q national
monument 10 Mr.. Stevens. Tae
Marquis TsuEuh and the Marquis In
ouys lead tho hst Of subscriptions
which already guarantee 3 SuCceas OF
tie proposition.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-31
eARELssa wrA nls eAsn.
Lawyer Left sta,oco Lying On ceUgt
Recon-, Tshie---gOe u,

Lawyer Left staooo Lying On oeugt
Rsom TShis--lleeovsF a..
New York, March s0--ffWeivs thou-
sand dollars WEsapea In . naat uttse
parcel lay Tor ever en- h0uF On uaa
counsel tabla IN part v a ne 81.
preme cotFt Friday. ana 10 one knsW
saYthing ah0at ~. That h pFOe4bly
why Law3er FAmnis J. weliInah ~.
eovefsa n,
lie had baen arguing . case before
Justice Gerard when ne mlaiay re-
eosA wnH tahea. The iAwyer hnRiNa
out 70 mBchson. lsaving Ne paFcei u
money an the tabia. Half IN hoar
later ne Ean Into me court hEsalhiesa.
~ TheFb. IyfnK on Ne tahis. ~
fosiasi ala ulOasy a. be i,ad Iaft Il. 80
would sot cay uhy 10 haA - mpsA
u,oAey s4th him,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-31

psasassahta ia Mare % AZ
.r,s,uur the ezTg PEI arn q FT"s2of'
a., 40 20 - us~Vared for a AFx"iy
$3.50 sasisasa sta Nsu EnetanH
r,,fy,s an orssr o. 80" 80 woT'A
- .,u,p-psat vfi ~ p4aesd ~ - u
So. .ad %s.u EuEts4 Railruas onEa.
r.s, vtnn 10 seat 80 eays Iss
-. eaulas - g5A ga anA tss
.-.,sst rA-s art sAres He"'a-'i'ss,
=. 81. a-s,st t7sr pssc~i ~ 49,
s..a "a. .a1p1ss' ssr-'efar' sAf'hs
-, .sts4 - 49, ;sas - -4fS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-31
CATTLE AT rHE ZOO.
Keeper Snyder Had Two Marrow e.
eapss In One Day.

Keeper Snyder Had T~O Marrow &c.
eaPss IN One Day.
New York. March 3o.--Two mar
row escapes were one days record for
Headkeeper Snyder. Of the BrOux park
100.
when trying 10 get Ajax, q big bear,
out ~ aLa pen. the animal burs, Tie
net the keeper and an assistant hal
thrOwn over his head and with q sweep
Of his powerful paw. hurled both men
men into q tank. They were rescued
prompty.
later In uhe view OF two hundred
women and childrVn while feeding the
big toaoonstrictor az the roo the snake
wrIshed ~ tuTiOusly that several men
lost their hold on the s.ippery body
and tho creature whipped tie tail
around snyder The snake gradual.
~ ughtened It's grip on ths maA de.
Spite the efforts Of hfteeh men 70
hoosen II.
Finally the uAs u oluha and spiked
instruments indhiood tho snake 70
boosen his coll
Keeper Saydsr white IN the teee.
says tots Ia tho fSst time IN his iifs
be has been 10 wGIked sway With. lie
va uninJBred.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-31
- ThFsaiaalna Laltefs


isstagses. ~ Nssua 20 Lien
tsaaet IsMslsa so aflean nee fsnaa
80 WattageafN egs1paeY - nfiitla
hNvs besa esaf ~ Maaai MaSgine -
ENIs4 isasaas BEDS $50 eshv pgsvsv.
a. Ts~9 Asd kes2 ~ fstr q e.
fsaA ~ BgskfHesa.a - nAgsfn
seeks ees We've - - IS
upslnss e 1. ~ mh tAfe
engl q - m w ~ ~
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-31
asanns wall pssasSt..s 'ovsss.

Bssit. wis. haFsh 10 The roar.
isG Ees ta- ~Haas paoa Hsrch 10
4 go tusa tbal No yHSnemsnOa %
he farm ~ OasTits i.Atkers aSrsheast
- besaAi. sas setivs. 1hs wetl
g~fsd ,as several seoks bsf0fs Lhs
eSeal sartAaaaks a flan Ffaheiseo. sd
re sartrss sosa4 ~ FHaabilss. t0seth
~ SHb sisd fFsss TIE mosFtA q the
saii. esAspa ~ tss Dgseiss hour visa
ne s8sek siEack Ne caliisfRia cts.
70 tks asT. figits STsS q week go.
9tee Els 80 "a fsa esAnlor,
fpstasAia ~ ltoet ssssssF gFadiefea 4
esiffaiiJ q ease - cAsiaga. MeK.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-31
klno Re. Elsslsa prsslssn. r.P.A

Atlanta March 20 Cary J KlnG
- ROME. Ca wAs Fecssc,sd presiaent
~ tho CeOTXia divtsiSn n the Travel.
era Pro,sctiVe Associative Friday e.
,srrOrn. this being ne hrst time in
nc hlsSory Of this oFkAHisa,ion that
q prcs,dout has ever been rpslOctsd /.
J " ARareSE ~ Atiaata. 'vas sna.le
s@ervtAry sFcas1rsr for aboghss terra /.
T-as state hsa3qsaFssFs Fvnsin h A..
!sn,A. All ~ EsasFAi oplni0n a Chaas
pfoasa, 80 sat AsAsas shosid ~
~ nsri eoHysatsou.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-31
HEATED DEBATE IN DIET.
Finnish Administration Formally Cen
sured BY the Soc iallsts.

Sureo by tho SOSl@'pNss
He,singforsI. March 30. At the
close Of a heated debate IN tie FIN
uish de-. which lasted until 5 q. m.
Saturday, tde socialist members car
RED a vote q lack Of confidence u
the souatc py II TO II.
TIE d,ha'e arose over certain anti
Finnish Interpret a,i0ns In the Russian
,tIma The socialists hrTnaily cen
surei the Fianlsh administration for
delivering OF Russian terDrists and
political Ggitators TO the Russian au'
tlorties and for lack ~ hrmn"s@ In
resisting Russian enc-coeaments up.
ON tho rights 81 Finland, and they DE-
mandcd the retirement ~ toe senate
a. lncarabIe Of dgieuding the antono
my All liberties Of Finland against
che e.crt r"ac' iopary osasyaign 10
Rus
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-03-31
HIS HOME OYAAMITED'
Attempt to ASSaSSinate FOrmeE
Adjt Gen. BuIkeley Wells
EXPLOSIVE UNDER HIS BED
General WSlls WAa Asleep II the Time
and M'rSeulOusly Escaped Death
once Took Prominent Part In aUp-
preston Of Labor TroUbIss.

Telluride, Colo. March 30, -,For.
mer AdJutant General Bulksley wCNs
narrowly escaped heath or serious In.
jury az hia home here early Batur.
day from q wellplaRnsd effort 10 as
saasinato him with dynamite.
Despite precautions against such an
attempt. such ~ patrols and arcllghts
about tho house. u stick " dynamite
of prepared bomb wNa placed an
der or near General Well's bod
General VOLS waa sleeping as waa
his habit, on an outer poch Of the
house. and he was hurried with phe
debris many feet from tho wrecked
house.
The aldo ~ tho house was torn
completely cut, hardly a stAnk Of me
bed remained. aud fragments Of wool.
enware scattered over tho ueIsbbm.
hood
TAOugh badly shaken 40 aud bruised
20 some extout, General wells Ia saAd
to have escaped without injpy,
General Wells took q ltAdlng gart
In the suppression ~ lAbor trovblee
10 thlN state IN le0t.Ob, and wAa prom.
inen,ly laeutiiied With The preseoalloa
Of Officers Of the weel@h FedGatioH
~ Minors at ToiSo City 90 ne charge
q oompllolty In TIE @ssAsalaAlion "
former Governor steanenberg tie
had been active also IN securing ne
extFAdition from Idaho OF steve Aa'
ana. 10 be tried here an charges ~
murder IN oonaeelion villa tho M.
hsrs strike IN 1904.