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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14

ths Racifie ocean, While ths Green river
has III Buurcs IL the Wind river DuurE
range. and fed ny Big Sandy creak ana
scores Of sparkling streams, flows sDulh-
ward into Utah
IL WIS while standing on CHpatRl hE thai
msmlber % 1ha Tri-StE1s Trade excursion
party we're shown me spot ss8sctse for ths
Lacy BOosrsrE " park. and when fhs
Oms hans learned q the enterprise made
VI & purse 70 assist IN buying the park
which is q wen shaded piece Of Er8LnG
On the banks q the nIls Wind river, .uHt
below CEpdrol hfl
MAYOR gphnsun q LAn6er tula ehs story
uf The new era End gave the Lady
Bo0slerYH ersd1 I1T hiE election IN . -hdgh
Hrszss" r1kst Perhaps never before ara
high license have 5us1 ths same mHHning
which Il possessed Ehsn The w0men nEilsa
ths plank iu18 Mayor JahnsouE plEnnrm
When this platform was CONSTRUCTED ~
Ihs Wnmsn and some Of me business men
Lander hAa Hsvsutsen saloons % tn type
which A0urisbsd II ths glorious sage c8Hsn
robbery DAYS when road RFeuts~ stopped
the duiDsrs ~1sS EsEs osssliEE ElGlE the
adEs q eternity with human life and gold
0n board These saloons PAID but 30 par
year EE 4 license and did mt always pay
that Lander needsd money 20 lay aU1 ana
tmprUvs some % Ihs streets winch had
been named and me women SAID the city
EisB nesded a bsttsT class q saloons
NEFnr Juhnsun was elected on TIE plat
fu-n Haich dsmEn6ed he payment q
E6N 70 ma CRY and ESB 10 the county ~
snch saloon. The W0msn'E ballots gave
Lander a s. PEI cent rsdurnuH IN saloons
and & SO per cent increase An nnsnss
money
Under Bnuh rule Lander a. prospsrinE
Ths ca wells Ers nov IN fhs hEndE - q
e1-y0uEnon Efach premises 70 dsEsi1g
them. Lhs fErm lEnhs are being buuEsn and
a. = Ezs xhers ahsF are outfirtsrE a0r the
TsEsNstuns o5mnrry Ens the HhesE ranches
Of rsmun and ElE Ean c0unrlsL Wide
An omEhA uEpirEIiE has sust -EnnBneaa
ths discovery % . EAluEhas deposit %
EEuhRlf hut ffrtsen miles from Lander.
While the party len Lamar win sumo
rsgre1 \ Was my - hsRs ne wonder
msut increased when tn sEeHnEio1 wished
Hudsau and EtFeF1ul. bon dangerous r.
rElE fer LAndar. Between ArEDEhos and
E1rartun rhs Buildings q r. ~Etsphsn'E
mlasia1 Wsrs seen from M uEtD-EGE1 ms
Hnn winch has long bssn considered rhs
outpost q cfE1ltEEdo1- but iE nov cnR-
nsorsd ~ tslspbBns and uAlraAk WIN rhs
osunrE seal and capital q ia state "a
n EoeE HH1d . rEiaroad mEn- -OU N
these young countries Telephones and tide
GEphE n-sWEpEPeHa and AdVeTaHsmsH1k
running far EhsE6 GAnng ma ndlEn and
ErtzLlg haEuA
EumsWhsrS bsrWsan Eavsslu1 EBe Ehs-
Hhnn ne Bur1ing1uA rEilroEf plans e
cruzs when 4 buldH aS sCsnEinn down
hrum BASIN and ThszmDpo1E "A 5Gn a Inc
from - ssU6 and sAEt Enl1 VII 60ubt-
ssEE p0-E5a rhs N~SFrhWuaarn from CEH5zE
Eperln1 lsGh tSNEEt niE @eut as IA
6NS Nhsa = VA Hh ~ sSEuJ ssEs fran
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
WAsa Gorerasr kmiah sAsps.

Nhe1 GsgeTRas SASH 81 GssHE& EEE
EsuraEEry q Lha tnuariar IN Csrs 2Ends
cEhinsr he WEE unct called hums II Atlantis
On buEihsss. The dudes tncidHu1 "a lis lsaT-
ING had thoroughly WsEriss me hTEWuy
Hecne-ErT, 80 ne retired early u his barlb
1ur . g0o1 nighrE rest M Smith asFsg
Does EHglhing by halves and the sunuruuE
GEdsnass ~ EEE t1CTaks1E E1sEns Ehlck
Troesdsd from nus apartment saw evidences
1hs1 ms EHasHERs=s a rbs a. 66 nui
EraAlE sznens IN toHcsfulhsss rhsss al M
night BIZ E1E EbuU tvs hourE ma EEn-
Ga alamBeT EEE diEuurheG b TIA persslsui
nudEtng q INA perlar That elisa WEf
asking B0EA - F1u q
f ouuEss ! Em KkkEa M 6Mfh TO
piled "WhE o. pcs ssnlg"
~Ba1 ! hapsS dk1 E0u WI pErdan ns
EAA hE 4 EkE 8sG san 70 ask dE1 F0u bs
- AN a. a SAY EEEks 1aE 5sE Eb0ui
1fIssH ulnulaL III Dc usE a d pEEsaA-
Sszs CA 81 - slssRs-L4HplnsouE
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14
William Howard Taft
ocanannsa rrun PsEs oaao


cardinals 81 Rome and made 4 a-Huisfaotu-r
ss1iemen1 as 70 Ehe t1ErE lands II The
Deoanher lss-L@a rhs Philippines u
become
EssruET-lN-ssrrsuET q war
November, 1Ns-TiEftsd Panama
JuT-SHp1sIEhEr 1sE-TiEftad rhs FhQfp-
pines WIN & party q ssnE1nrE ana con-
sPssmhsr. 1sa-vzitsa Gina and .sass
a Whl as provisional EurerIsor, re-sFtEb-
nEh1ng BsRcs a. the ISLAND
AErch-AWl 1SH-ViEi-sd PEnEmA CuhE
AUtumn OF 1W-opead ths rauErsss IN
Manila returning wa the Siberian rEllEnF.
WhEt me furHrt ms II Et01s for him any
Eo0d republican can EuHss. But me hK
EalrsrErT IL nU losing 1esh By WurrFinK
sU1ncisut far Ezch 6Eg E-s TIA rr1uhlas
thereof II Ia sE1denL however. he expects
q EUmmar SDh. Ehanh may deprive hin o.
hH customary vEcEtiun ~ Murray bay
Canada where Eolf halls and coul brsszsE
s0orhs the spirit Ths other day EsurF
Z West DoumiEsiansT q me Disrr1u q
Columbia who IA In enthusiasts golfer.
Wsut u ths Wa dspE-tns11 n b=hElf q
ths American GuH association 70 extend an
tuF1rEuun 70 Tar 70 Ersnd the tournament
a. Turunto, July 6 10 Il
Nov. West" replsd tie secretary.
rhers are several reasons wy ! oEHe
agree 70 81 In rhs 1rE place z ! should
80 End Al these fine priEes YDa tsl Ebouf
should - u1nsred. n would BE- q sham fuf
an invited guest q rbs association 20 carry
EN- or In the ssooD6 plRra. = I'm Efhe
70 nsEuriEts certain ErrEnEemsnuE 81 chi
~ INC 7 nov sEpart 10 hEnels EEris-
fscturny- III have M time 70 play Euis
rns year In me rniEd UBos. Z ] coax
uEks Ihnss arrs G-rEnEemeniE 81 ChirEEl
EDu eel0NE wan NEu1 ma A. EB1r 10urnA-
met EuyhOE- n - s1E = eounsn o.
EAEa1l La bsaA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14

and then q patch et ground is fnTn I'd
along the she u the mn and corr ErUvE-
Another patch IL broken and alfalfa rh-ivss
undeT the clear skies Ht Eurh q rH1s thai
the crops cannot he cU1 fast enough
The waters q the Lfrtls Wind rfr sr.
which cEn be Expended on ny Lander fur
q seurus % supply when Il IL ten times It's
present stze- are clear and cDoL N
tumble down the continental divide On the
sasa sids. while the great Snake river Is
being formed ny the same EDUvE On rne
western slope Of the continent The Big and
L1ns Wind rivers and the P1Pb AEis firm
the BIZ Earn river, which in Turn reaches
the Yellowstone and AFTER circiinE the
mountains and bad lands feeds tina Missouri
rfrsr. No one VIM stands and watches the
WIND rivers IN Wyoming OF tastes 81 their
water VIII ever say again thai the Missouri
river does nnf contain dsoe1z WB1er-
About Lander twenty rivers and srrsRns
have rhsir EBurue. The Snake RIVER iE FED
bF the HubRcks. Elhck RDrk TEut7s and
John Days river. and these rumbls toward
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14

n rhs diItEnns Are Hhssp and 1hs hag
boW16ar On ths laft IL rhs hsrdagH eEnVEs-
covered WEE0h MAsrR ne lives for q munLh
or q BsEsun 81 q time"
The rEnEaE % FrsmonL 11ErrunH ana
C0uvs-Bs noUu1sE Es 50 large fhH1 TRY
times A. many shss2 A. nuW ieaA On Lhera
r0Lt be placed upon uhsm- and frum ths
Ca w1noDw NJ rrETslsr wDuid hsBsss 1hHf
thsrs were mars than half a dazsn small
hsrdE n ElBnE Lhs linz 81 Lhs NurrnWs Erern
rEnroAd bstWsn Casper and Lander
Bun rhs visitors gained n new idaA q
WFumtnE ~ l1EE GnBs WhO dlE not know
thai n Was one e ia mDEt praniailE ~
~oount5ak During the trip OF the uLas
IN M BtE9s Ihers Was nortdnF
Whiah S0udd rsndne ths omGAEns Of rhs
tales q lhs CREST paEtnE-" Ne derHstA-
uon on waste Whacs gave them TIA fssinr
q moving win an tndsdnts purposs. bul
Always returning 70 TIE SANE place. ne
avid black CANOPY orsppsd 60Vn Erum
GbUTa M EhELEg tEEls q cuEt un ths
m0uh Ent EpA Esrg sense q sErzh on
ne fingers and al pusVA61nE heat ana
Bnau q cEr1e.
Prom ina tine ths Es-stEas TrLas Er-
cUrHnnnistE entered ne lana q ne sheen
hErunE a. Pratt N nurLhern LArEruis
eUuur ana saw hE EreE1 trriEz1m diuohas
En6 fertile farm LANDS bsrwse1 rhs state
Inc and GusruBsy u21 they pascal uut q
rhs EE1s nsEz ths Ex-nsEnEks bulteE ana
entered NsbrEBkA WsEt q HErr1Enl. rhs
people q Wyoming rsoatvet rhsm or
0Aly and II nsQuirs6 DO ueut enur 70
mAks Ihs visitors realize chs smmanss
No-4n AKA DcozBGrasls rus0lToeE 81 Wy
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14

esntlF addressed . yuung woman and Lad
hE oftHr rs5snzed. Wem "A Senator Hopkins
a. ml1uiE fuT RwpErHy and keE1oA SEN
A1nE H0pk1nE u D0El - have a EsrF EyD-
pErhsnr nErunA and he nEcsnse patiently
70 ne harbalur ssuEt1rs ale a We when
ina Ehals hErrsS1nE usrrEaVs was dzizhsE
Mr. E0pAanE lSaked ~ Ma luEasuE tr1sn6
E4as4nyL Ta ksH Suz1E nN - dNAssG
% hAnaMDs @AAg - . @A11AE - AG
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14

Eur onos ne AmsricEn hsd ciso0Fer~6
somedhng British lhHI VA bsu@ rnan
EuglhinE hsy Duuad Huouos -un0EH uhs
pund rs discovery VAS a n2s nslhs
GuE Hnd IL - nns uasd - mdDua ia
sHnsE. an uld Ehsphsu1 10 seu a.
WA Es be uEm htm 70 AnsauzF-
ngulro ne ulE ScuL
Yea ! EuaM 80 Ei1 lhs TEnkse
J rhochs as uucLE $40 ne EhaRhard
= couldnA para ~ 1ouk
Bm Wf1e uhFy sAa ana un4rtsd Al Eng
nsh touria came M ana to Am the sbep-
herd sod ne cnIte fH muA less nEz
ne Americas had orleTsd
TU1 tnl6 ms F01 w0ltur ssn hD- 11e
hs Ie4hsA wa@ 90 zz=@ss= haA a.
p~r1~A
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14

tsAsse 10 running GEEsP" aREsc q truHn1
uffaoer addressing The d-s1suunns5 booking
fsmEAe pE-eI q q small ana eirry boy.
Yea STR, ne od" me woman responded
7 gust has 30 PsrsnAas hzs : Au1lA. Eas
thea h t0d me ne whole thing Rolm-
rErfly-"
How nd goa DersuRds him" gua-ss Ms
worship
Wei finEt ! care MIN q Eood HnlzinE
SAID ths Err pEns[ -End then ] Pu INN
II bed without supper, and ] took MS
cl0rheE away and tOid hm hs6 STAY ~ bed
III he confessed what he'd duns. 4 rwEs
me resi- q nus GAYS. End ] should hck hlm
EEAin an the m0ruinE- And ~ lsss thar
hAf An hsur hs 1s3d me me Eahsls stGy
N8luL1E-LyI-NeW Eurk Dr5bu1s.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14

IA" rephed the Scot y EEie ! couldnE'
pair1 vi him JBckl he back IN 4 dEy
az 50. bun hs ooulena EEIm ina A~1lEDrc"
New XO-k Tribune
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14

OIL Fushers. mining. rBrtlesnEkes and the
possibilities u i~rriEHrDn when u becomes
necesEE-T, ARE the staple q mems tETE
Agriculture has only begun IN the TklsT.
and though IN 3 few years tbs whole val
icy IN ths hear Of Frenonf county VII
d1ubt9esE be smiling with farms. the PEG
pie frankly tel visitors thEt things 30 far
have been lefI very largely m they were
when the CreEtDr finished HiE work
Ea II the Deautims the people are happy
En6 praEperDnK- Everything thET plant IL
me Lfrle Wind river valley grows. every
pannA they dig Cor mineral rheF tino Il,
and ID STOP IA gushing wsIls Of OIL Is
beyond human power ErsrTrhtnE Dr. 80
plentiful, from rrRut 70 . winters meat,
which car 5e secured IN exchange for q
days hunting. that the people IN the valley
20 EEuntErinE about their business as IN
the days before the food when there was
nei1heg mRslsr mr. EsrTEuL uilIinnEirs nor
pGuper
To look from CHpi1nl hin the valley has
the appearance OF the ErsH1 reserves every
whsrs hald 6ar disanierss1sd Indians. Nov
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-14

Frum Capitol nm rhs EDeEts u the Lady
Boosters looked down Upon What seemed
10 tAaem fbs garden POI q ne wuraa
much green intricate country and us
EyzAEh5nE streams frun ING mountains he
hind them; s.etng 70 the southwest the
csnr1neBEE1 otrzaR Wh1ch EnrnE rivers 10
the Pacdf5e OceED and tbe Gulf q Mexico
10 the nDr1haREr TIE Blg Horn mOHutk4nE,
which SppaE- Ro be very near but Win
their DE3n range form NE boundary D%
twen JohnHDn Enh EiE H0rn ~uauuriss; 20
TIA ssErhnaw rhs Au1sl0ps hiIE bcTu1E rirh
1A8aa snlg sBStbed here snd eh@re with
garden Las fields % Alfalfa End grEin;
WHINE co the erhsr hARG looking sCroas
the Ebssh0Be reserva13oa the wand range
could re seen. with the white head OF
Fren0ut peak rising Hzb fest rising far
zbUps The taps q MoEuf Hooker and MDuIt
C~hR1THnel. and from Ehz1 the guests knew
lOnks dswn On NE great HenOWHlnns and
utn1B cUuuJ beyond
LGs In Lhs AhB6UE Bf These mountain
rEnEaE EDes rns1inAIly forward RbDu1 Ian
Ger BsErE Enfslnpa dssr. uput flashing,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

ashs this Dsasa ~ snnouncing % he
fepnbitena v0s1ss u chasiss Mix cosnty
sssa 4 ~ > candaaats To- representative u
~ nvnaay n IN ssses bsafsistss~. subjrrt
- stssAs viii q In Juns primaries.
HENRY w. EvERs
Irsspsrsfsiiy solbcts ~ ssppost Of tbs ~
pnkxtenn v0sssw o. ChaTsss hix cDusty - .
caxutidsss tnfoss IL usopie toe nominaston
10 - omc~ - representative from Charles
Ma ccnnsy. Apd vsil ah&de ~ yoar dectstpn
- ~ Jnns p~sinAsts~. JEss l.. AskiA
AZ the request of friends. ! desire 10
announce that l am = candidate Tor
the oface of representative from
Charles Aix county ON the republican
ttckst. and that / f&yor III candidacy
of Coe !. Crawford for u. =. senator
ENOCH NORBEck.
A the request of friend. ! desire 20
announce that I ana = candidate for
the once u representative FROM
&hAs3cs Mix county On the republican
slckes, and thai / favor h candidacy
II COs 1. Crawford for U. .. senator.
FRANK THuABo.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

l wish 10 announce to all republican
voters OF Charles Nix county who are
in favor Of . square deal that am Z
candidate before my party At the June
primaries for the nomination for ! sec.
0Dd term to the once OF register 81
deeds OF Charles Mix county.
b. r. REYONLDS.
Having received The embarrassment OF Z
lssEs majority II the republican voters OF
~ hOass township | Wish 10 ANNOUNCES my
candidacy fvf ~ O6kce Of Register Of deed,
q GAAStcs Nix cOnnty subject 10 tbs viii d
ne poo11c party ~ the June primaPiea
! EARNESTLY solicit the support of eli repuhlI-
cAns. GkO. q. PATRICK
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

A. - so1te1saetom g ~ fstRn1n, hosohy
anns~neo ~ eas1n1neS - aaas sanaaos.
lsum CAasiw Mn c&9n&y, snbjscs - - u1al
~ ~ t~Spis ~ - r~spHblican pstaasy In
Jsas. EDWIN A0R0AN
Hastns received tls endorsement u
u large majority ~ shs republican
vofegs u my home township, I wtsh
10 announce my candidacy for NON
inattOn ~ the once of state senator
frOsa CHARLES Atx county 0n the ropu6-
ttesnn ticket. munt heartily endorse
(lov. Coo 1. Crawford for u. =. nen-
ator. j. r. LOTHROP.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

This ard 10 my announcement - Charles
xtx cwan1y.s swpulticnn voters that l am :
candaussx f0r this nomination for the once ~
s1sset3- and ask their support - -. June
pftmAr1Un. e.. n. JOcLYN
Having been requested by friends to
become = candidate for sherin OF
Charles Mix county on the republican
ticket, hereby u mypelf.
and ash the support Of all republicans
~ the June primaries
EDWARD 8. MCKAY.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

hsssby anuounce emyseif - . candidate
fos ~ once VI county treasurer. subject u
tbs san n b sepublican voters n Charles
nts coanty ~ to Juns utnAries- l EARNEST
~ soaicit ~ support u All r~pablicsns.
T. EkSLAND
Issapsctfully wish 70 announce my candi-
osry eos , ~oacs II County Treasures, OF
Charles Mia coaaty subtecs 70 the pleasure
q ~ s~spubiicau voeen % tbs june primar-
~. and vii heartily appreciate ths support
- ~ friends. asd " al voters VI the repab-
tScnn party. j.. r. BELL
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

hssshy ansusDrs myself - : candidate
fns sAs o0cs u psvbsss judge " Charles Mix
cpunay. snhjers 70 ths win Of The voters u
sA< rrpus1Hcnn PARTY u Charles Mix county
~ ske JaDs ~prtsuaraeA
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

an ! esn1fdSfs 7of ss-S5ssfn stson Tor the
oalcs II states stsornsy for . SECOND term,
on tbs republican ticket, and promise 70
ABIDE By the viii Of tbs voters - expressed
~ the june PRIMARIES
III Triton
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15
ClGRk OF couRTA.

l hereby wish to announce myself
- . candidate before the republican
voters Of Charles Nix county for the
ONCE Of clerk of courts. subject 70
their will It the Juns primaries. /
earnestly solicit the support OF ali r.
publtcans.
JOSEPH DURRAY.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

respectfully wish 70 my caudi-
dary for the once OF county auditor Of
Charles Mtx county. subject " the pleasure
u the Ispublican voters o. the june pri-
mares. and will heartily appreciate the
Support u my friends and ali the voters oi
the republican party
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15
WIN. TiAA
r>~r>c,sr,,v ~teh IN ~

/ respectfully wtsh TO announce my
candidacy for the ONCE Of county aud
itor Of Charles Mix county. subject to
the pleasure Of the republican voters
II the June primAries, and will hearth
iy appreciate the support OF my friends
and all the voters Of the republican
party. H. q. WILSON.
hereby announce myself - . candidate
for The domination 70 the oaBce Of County
Auditor. subject ~ the decision Of b demo-
csat voters Of the county ~ the June pri-
uarixs. L. f.. CoREy.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15

G@som1oo aogBam
m& cn@3n - sss1ay
1unoson. Waen1.1 Mays4-s7
me1neln1e Eoose1CoD chash
SATURDAY, As-rERNooN. NAY ID
30 Devotional 6srvice--Ilev.
+. n. Kr&ts
80 Ihs Purposs u The Sam
dAy School ". Gallagher
SIS Addrsss-Rev. Camneld
41s problems u 6sperioten.
dsuts-By ~ 6uperin-
tendents present.
~-.~~~~---
SUNDAY NokNISC
90 Devotional 6srvice-Res.
J. w. Alien.
90 Stepping 6tous& and
bling Biocks-M Mrs.
]. w. Allen.
1910 Special Temperance Work
IN Sunday 6chools-Rtsv.
A. r.. James
1850 Good Ciusenship- PROF.
Saendsrs.
Discussion
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
100 Song Service
30 11be Rights Of Children
Mrs- Lulu Thompson
2sa0 Jesus Method Of Dealing
With Men--Rev. Kratz
80 Sunday Schools and Mis-
sions-Rev. G. r. Jones
400 Conference Along the
Firing Hne.-Rey. F. r.
Leach
Business Session
SUNDAY EVENING
40 Song Service
500 Character Building Rev.
w. "A. Greene
$40 Oar Conception Of Holi'
ness In Book and Time
Round Table-Led By
Rev. John Williamson
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-15
MONDAY APRIL "a. 1903

r. j. TAYLOR o. .. Indian Agent
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-08-13

Los Angeles, Cal, Aug. IL
Alexander Garland, who claims to
have been secretary of the Peruvian
legation at Washington and who with
Mrs. Louiz Garland was arrested Sat-
urday on a charge of disturbing the
peace, was released on bail furnished
by Antonio Lozano, Mexican Consul
in Los Angeles.
The troubles OF the Garlands be-
gan last week over some letters said
to have been received by Mrs. Gar
land from prominent men in Wash
ington public life. When taken to
central police station, Mrs. Garland,
who was well supplied with funds,
gave $50 cash bail foT herself, but
refused to assist her husband who re-
mained in jail over night.
AS there is no Peruvian represen-
tative in Los Angeles Senior Lozano
furnished bail for the young man.
Garland was very reticent In re-
gard to the true reason for the trou-
Bile between himself and his wife.
81 shall say nothing that might in
iure her reputation in any way or
cause her pain" he said. "She Is a
niece of Attorney-General Bonaparte
and well-known in the East. | was
secretary of the Peruvian Legation in
Washington until May a year ago,
when was suspended on account of
an alteration With Colonel Charles
A. Edwards, in which was stabbed
and as a result went to a hospital
for several weeks"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-08-13
RECEIVERS TAKE FLOUR MILLS.
Pillsbury-Washburn Company Needs
to BE Re0rganied.

to BE ReOrganied.
Minneapolis. Aug. 11.-Incident to
reorganization certain of the stock
holders of the pillsbury-W Washburn
Flour Milling Company, petitioned
the Federal District Court for the
appointment of receivers. Whatever
action is taken by the court the busl-
ness will be continued.
The court has named G. s. Pills
bury, son Of the late Charles A. Pills
bury; A. c. Lering, head Of the
Northwestern Consolidated Milling
Company, and A. c. Cobb, an attor-
ney. The petitioners were the North
Western National Bank, the First
National Bank, the Swedish-Amerl-
can National Bank, and the Second
National Bank Of st. Paul, together
with j. S. Pillsbury. There will be
no interruption to business of the
company pending reorganization.
The indebtedness of the defendant
company Is set at more than $5,000,-
600 without security. The book val
ue of the company's property exceeds
$15,000,000. The total Indebtedness
covered by debenture bonds Is $4,-
100000. or a total Indebtedness OF
$9,000,000 Liquid assets are esti-
mated at $3,500,O00 to pay $4,000,
600 unsecured debts.
The company has 100000 of its
products stored in 25 states outside
of Minnesota.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-08-13
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1908-08-13

and the state its prisoners in the
building of roads IL these tills could
not he passed, he believed in the ap-
propriation of from slo, 600 to Sl5, 600
for the expenses of a highway COM
missioner, who should work for the
construction of good roads through
out the state.
John Ii. Scott also addressed the
meeting. lie spoke in favor of the
construction of a state road. lie
wanted to join the state OF Oregon on
The south with California, and on the
north with Washington, in great
state road.
The legislative committee named by
the conference and which will draft
a new good roads law bill consists of /:
County Judge j. b. Messick, of Baker !;
Senator A. j. johnson, of Benton;
County Judge l.. II. Webster, CT
Multnomah; j. II. Scott, of Marion; /;
W. K. Newell, president of the State
Board OF horticulture; A. L. Buxton,
master Of the State Grange; j. d.
Lee, of Polk, and Benton Bowers, of
Jackson. The committee expects to
soon arrange for preliminary meet
ing, when plans for its important
work will be outlined.
The committee ON ways and means
recommended the raising by popular
subscription of $40, 900 MS a fund with
which to conduct a good roads cam
paign. The employment of Judge
Webster and eX-Judge Scott was rec
ommended, their work to be directed
by the members of the committee
which also asked that its existence be
continued. The members of this com
mittee are: John II. Albert, of Salem ;
A. A. Jayne, sof Hood River State
Dairy and Food Commissioner Barley.
John S. Beall, q. W. Evans, Tom
Richardson, of Portland. ". l..
Crissey was elected secretary of the
committee without salary.
A sufficient part of the $40, 600 has
already been subscribed that the work
of arousing public sentiment still
further aud educating county Officials
on the subject OF road building,can be
inauguI ated as soon as Judge Webster
and Mr.. Scott can arrange their
affairs to take up the new work.
The conference ended It's business
sessions about o'clock Tuesday al
ternoon and Wednesday morning over
100 of the delegates left the CONNER
cial Club in automobiles fer an in
spectlon of Multnomah county roads
and the plant at Kelly Butte.
The delegates from Hood River who
were present we're: W. Fike, W. l..
Clarke, {. l.. Thomas, G. l.. Rogers,
W. S. Gribtle, j. II. Heilbronner, A.
G. Staten, j, l.. Henderson, A. A..
Jayne, VIM. Stewart, VIM. OIdway,
r. j. Molsaaos, @. Dethman, 9 l..
More, j. W. Anderson, Il. A. Massee,
A. j. Derby, Leslie Butler, P. S.
Davidson, b. Il. Eadlemap, j. z. Lu-
cas-, j. l.. Miller.