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The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-14
Yesterdav RLver Forecosts

The Onto a Evansville and 49, Yer
roa. will continue fulliu- tor sey.Ia'
days At Paducab VIII rise dugu-
BE next 4S hours Ar Cairp. aI'i con
ti1ue falling during me ueN aG hourl
The Wabash al MI Carmel. ana rho
Tennessee. from Florence 20 below
Jacksonville, not much change Ga.
ing the next IS hours
The Mississippi from below So
Louis 20 Cairo. will continue o. iue
tuIiug the next - hours.
". r BARRON
Observer
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-14
SECRETARY or TIE NAVY
METCALF TO QUIT JOB

Washington H. O. Nor. 1a.-Ss.r9
tors ef fra Navy MCCALL today ten
Ts-f his f.4iaHatirn Co the pre=i ir1i
20 fasr effect December i-t on &C.
count tr tf health Assistant Sesr e
fa.r OF o.. NAYS Truman H New
Hsrt Wil De- named az Ne'ea'f- =uc.
ua.. r-
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-14
FISHERMEN KNOW NOTHING
or DR.. ANDRES GRAVE.

ST. John. S. r. Nov ia two
Bags inquiry among jhe fishermen of
Nu--a Dame Hsv villages who fish
along Tie Labrador coast failed %
elicit amy Information regarding ihH
grave reported 10 be- that of professor
AnGree. fre. explorer found no.
Cape Nu.lorI. Northern Labrador
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-14
60 IL weleht Is - llnht.

Eat more. drink more. sleep more.
IL SOU desire 90 take on more flesh.
DRINK cocoa OF chocolate with your
meals. and plenty Of water between
them. Eat sweets. fat and starchy
foods Including p0tatUesI. Avoid tea
nj 40 acids. excepting fruit
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-14
DRiscoLL WHIPS BALDWIN.

Nsv furf. Nov 1t-Jiu DliscoH
af Cardiff. Wales. fes'herweigh
champion of England. defeated MAJ"
ne Baldwin Of Boston. in six r0url
bout tonight
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-14
LUNCHEON TO-DAY
p. r Lsr7-0 VII PRESIDE and VIII
Can FOR C.--Iss. ion on Import.
ant Subjects.

p. T. Laaes=. Iae r.aaiaE mlu mass.
Eil have charge Of ihp MerchaH-s-
Lulchecn I'd Alexander club errl
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-14
Sun and Maon.

sun viii rise today All a. m
sun viii set today ~ t:+3 p. m
Noon viii rise tonight .to:t9 p. n
Mote; The above sun and moon
record is for Illinois and approx
mates the record at Cairo within a
few minutes
The Cairo bulletin., 1908-11-14
NOT TO RESIGN.

rautoa. Okla. Nov. III neve-
har- announced that ] expect soon to
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-18
MOB SPIRIT
STILL RULES
SPRINGFIELD RACE HATRED
BREAKS OUT AFRESH AT THE
SLIGHTEST REVOCATION
REWARDS OFFERED.

Springfield, Aug. 1S.-That the
mob spirit is not entirely subdued
in Springfield was in evidence last
night and early today. when, de-
spite the presence of thousands of
militiamen. there were sporadic out
bursts of lawlessness in many sec
tions of the city None was serious
however. The center of the trOu-
BILE was at Harvard Park, suburb,
where twice during the night pa
trolls were fred upon from ambush
and a number of arrests followed.
Tom Richardson, brother OF the
negro accused of assaulting Mrs.
Earl Hal'am, was driven from his
delivery wagon and escaped to the
Illinois Central station. where he
took the train for Mississippi. Two
other brothers. said to be former in
mates of the asylum, were locked
up as precaution.
The governor has offered a re-
ward of 5000 for evidence leading
to conviction in cases of violent
death.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-18
NEGRO ATTEMPTS
TO SHOOT SENTRY
WAS TRYING TO FIRE BUILDING
WHEN APPREHENDED. AND
SHOT AT SENTRY BEFORE
TAKING TO HIS HEELS.

Springfield. ILL.,, Aug. 1S.-An at
tack ON the pickets and forced
hegira of $50 negroes from the
cornfields on the outskirts OF the
city to the state arsenal kept the
militia busy this morning. The FIR
ing on the sentries and their return
of the fire was less than two blocks
from the headquarters of Gen.
Young at the county Jail.
The trouble followed an attempt
to set fire to the building at Eighth
street, near Jefferson and Madison
streets. A negro who had been or
dered away from the place several
times during the night was discov-
cred lurking and In reply to the
sentry's command to move on the
negro drew a revolver and fred and
ran away.
Several shots were fired at him.
which brought additional troops,
who searched for the fugitive with
cut success. The shooting occurred
shortly before daylight and was the
third attempt to assassinate SEN
tries made during the night.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-18
LOOK AHEAD
FOR MARKETS
NEz PERCE COUNTY FRUIT
GROWERS SHOULD APPRECI-
ATE ADVANTAGES OF PUBLL
CITY AND MAKE EXHIBITS.

The people of the Lewiston
country do not fully appreciate the
value received from the exhibition
Of their products at the Lewiston
fair and at other points where the
exhibit will be taken this year."
said William Mohl, superintendent
In charge of the collection of the
exhibit for Nez Perce county. I'm
the outside districts the farmers
and fruit growers not only are will
ing to supply their products. but
devote much time to collecting the
fruits grains and grasses for the
Nez Perce exhibit. while In the VI
entity OF Lewiston we ind the peo-
pie want good pay for everything
furnished. The Neg Percs County
Fair association would willingly pay
well for every article secured II the
funds were available. but with N
appropriation Of $500. the money
must be handled In most economic
manner to secure a comprehensive
exhibit OF the county's products.
Several Of the counties Of eastern
Washington have appropriated %
much as $4,000 for this purposs,
and all Of the counties that VIII
send exhibits to Seattle have pro.
vided much larger sums than Mes
Perce county, but the Importance Of
the exhibit makes cooperation nec-
essary to secure the desired results.
| THE value OF these exhibits =
best appreciated when the action Of
the North Yakima people 10 revisw-
ed. The people Of that section ars
making special eRorts to secure The
best possible exhibits for the seattle
fair and have cited - their rsasoa
THAT wsnstchee has excelNd he
Yakima S0untry In tho exhibitioH ~
products and has thus created ~
kmand for the wspstchee fruit ana
vegetables while the Yskima PROD
ucts are practically unknown II tAs
outside markets. n Aita
"The Lewiston country. and IN
fact all OF Nez Perce county. wiIr
be seeking d market for tho fruit
that will be grown here within the
next few years. and It is better to
Fave this market created before the
fruit ID matured than to have The
growers face Improbable years b.
cause OF failure to have the couu.
try identified as fruit district"
Mr.. Mohl IL now devoting hig
time to the collection of the grains
and grasses for the fall fair and the
Seattle exhibit, and is preserving
the various fruits as they come into
maturity. He expects to show the
greatest collection of Nez Perce
county products ever assembled.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-18
IHF PEOPLE DO rule
SAYS CANDIDATE SHERMAN
ur PARAMOUNT ISSUE IS SHALL THE ADMINISTRATION OF
RESIDENT ROOSEVELT BE RESPECTED NOTABLE PEOPLE
MEET AT UTICA TO TAKE PART IN NOTIFICATION cERE-
MONIES.

lam II. Taft. whom l respect and
esteem highly and who approaches
the high Office of president excep-
t:onally we'll equipped to discharge
the duties and bear the varied and
weighty responsibilities of that ex.
allied position. My acceptance
could not be made with honor un.
less I were in full accord with the
declaration of principles adopted by
the convention. Not only am l in
full and complete accord with my
party's platform. but indorse ev-
cry word of the statement made by
Mr.. Taft in his address of accep-
tance when notified of his nomina-
tion as the Republican candidate
for president.
That speech fully and comprehen-
sively discusses the issues of this
campaign as presented by the plat
forms of the two great parties, so
that 1t is appropriate that my state
ment should be short. Those not
convinced by the presentation of
Mr.. Taft I could not hope to per-
snade. 1t is, however, in conform
ity with custom that I refer at
least briefly to some of the impor-
tant issues of the campaign.
Is Protectionist.
First, then, let me say that am
protectionist am sufficiently
practical to value the utility of a
fact higher than the beauty of a
theory. and I am a protectionist be-
cause experience has demonstrated
that the application of that princi.
pie has lifted us an q nation to a
plane of prosperity above that occu-
pied by any other people.
especially commend that plank
Of our platform which promises
an early revision Of tariff schedules
That pledge will be fulfilled in an
adjustment based In every particu.
lar upon the broad principles Of
protection for all American inter.
ests; alike for labor, for capital
for producers and consumers. The
Dingley bill. when enacted, was
we'll adapted to the then existing
conditions. The developments ol
industrial prosperity in a decade
which in volume and degree have
surpassed our most roseate expecta
tions, have SO altered condition.
that in certain details of schedule:
they no longer in every particular
Continued on Page Six.)
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-18

James Breen. the parolec convict
from the Walla Walla state peniten-
tiary. who effected his escaps YES
tcrday near Toll Gate. east OF Walla
waiia. visited Lewiston about 10
days ago and told 4 Wild story Of
having his horse shot from under
him while endeavoring to secure
the Britain child in the Grand
Ronde section Breen had come to
Lewiston under q promise to 90
into the Grand Ronde country and
bring Cecil Britain to Lewiston on
Saturday evening. Instead OF bring
ing the child he returned home Sat-
urdlay and told Of a night with the
captors of the child and the loss Of
his horse. He then induced Mr..
and Mrs. Britain to accompany
him to eastern Washington, where
he said he could intercept the fugi.
tives. who were trying to escape
through eastern Washington and
Oregon.
The story told by Breen was dis.
CIeuiteu ny lHe OIlCSTb mere, anu HE
escape from Toll Gate is no surprise
to those familiar with his opera
tions about Lewiston.
Breen was sentenced to term In
the Walla WaIla state penitentiary
on charge OF horse stealing and
after his conviction confessed to be
an accomplice of the kidnapers of
the Britain boy and stated that he
would assist in the search for the
boy as soon ms he was liberated
from the penitentiary. After sew
eral months Breen was paroled upon
condition that he lead the search
for Cecil Britain, and one of his
first moves was to direct the search
| into the Lewiston country. 1t Is
now believed the horse claimed To
have been shot has been pushed to
some point in eastern Oregon and Is
now awaiting his arrival from Toll
| Gate and will be used in his flight
out OF the country.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-18
No Report of Other Shocks.

San Francisco, Aug. ne
weather bureau has no report or
earthquakes anywhere except at
Eureka.
Hundreds of chimneys were shat
tered, Forty plate glass windows in
the business section were broken.
The damage is estimated at between
$4,000 and $4,000. 1t was almost as
severe as the shock felt here April
Is, 1906. The second shock oc-
CURED at sos. the third at $50
O'Clock.
The first shock caused practically
all the damage The walls OF the
Carnegie library were slightly
cracked. with a damage OF $500.
A report from the Seahy ranch
near Freshwater, six miles north
saws there was considerable damage
to chimneys and crockery and a
rent in the earth half mile long
Shocks. were also felt at Blue Lakes
25 miles from Eureka.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-18
f|END ASSAULTS
AGED WOMAN

Portland, Aug 18-H. A. Collie,
aged %, is in jail charged with an
assault upon an aged woman of this
city last night. Collie Is alleged to
have attacked the woman in ner
home, beaten her into insensibility
and then assaulted her criminally.
The woman escaped his clutches
after the fiend had fallen asleep.
The alarm was given and the man
was arrested as he lay in bed. The
man was intoxicated.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-18
THIRTY ACRES
OF cAINTEL0uPEs
LEWISTON ORCHARD GROWERS
WILL HAVE 20 CARLOADS TO
SHIP THIS SEASON-CROP Is
PROFITABLE.

Approximately 80 acres OF the
Lewiston Orchards are this year de-
voted to the cultivation of cante-
loupes. and the first shipment TO the
outside markets will be made today
by A. II. Duffy. Mr.. Duffy is cuiti-
vating FIVE acres of melons. and
Will make first express shipments
into Spokane and Montana mar
kets.
Within a few days 1t Is expected
an arrangement will be made by
which the Orchard Tract growers
will combine their shipments and
send the canteloures into the out
side markets in carload lots. The
crop is most profitable and the 80
acres are estimated to produce
about 20 carloads.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-18
EFFECTS
HIS ESCAPE
CONVICT WHO PR0FESSED TO BE
SEARCHING FOR CECIL BRIT.
TAIN WAS ONLY PLANNING
FOR HIS OWN FREEDOM.

Walla Walla. Aug. 1s.-James
Rreen. having worked out his
scheme to escape from long peni-
tentiary sentence. has escaped and
the search for Cecil Britain has
likely ended, Deputy Sheriff But.
Ter of Spokane yesterday telephoned
to this city stating that Breen had
escaped from the officers in charge
OF the search at Toll Gate. the scene
of the KIDNAPPING OF the Britain
child two years ago, where the pa
rents Of the lost boy spent today In
an effort to assist Brean to locate
Cecil.
Breen and Mr. and Mrs r. Brit
tain went to Toll Gate under prom
ise by Breen that yesterday the lost
child would be returned to the pa
rents. But little faith has ever
been taken In Breen's story OF the
capture and seclusion Of the child
in this city. but expense money has
been furnished literally by Brit
tain. The Anal test of the story was
made yesterday.
1t Is thought that the story OF
Breen having horse shot from un-
der him near Lewiston was a russ
to get the Toll Gate to be used II
getting away today. With Q fresh
horse. money and citisen's clothes
Breen certainly has . fair chance Il
escape. With night coming on ant
in des0late and aparsely settle<
| district. he can make good progress
before detection can possibly com
to him. ~,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-18

r,;ca n Y. Aug. 1S.-One of the
..;otest speeches ever delivered oy
aond,date for so high an office was
ada by James Schoolcraft Sher-
~ ~ at noon today when he accept
~ the nomination of the Republi'
s"r marty for the vice presidency.
VI Ia smoke from flag-decorated
...nd in front of his home on Gene
sss street. surrounded by party
,.aders from different parts OF the
country and a crowd of nonpartisan
,,,ends and townsmen. The nomi-
nation was rendered by committee
.nno;nted at the Chicago conven-
ton in June.
senator julius G. Burrows OF
w,chigan was chairman and spokes-
man. Brief addresses were also
made by Secretary of State Root,
President M. w. Strykey of. Hamil-
I'm college, from which Sherman
graduated; by Mayor Thomas Whee-
1er Of Utica and by Charles s. Sy-
monds, chairman OF the local recep-
ton committee.
Sherman in his address of accep-
tance, followed the example OF TAFT
pledging allegiance to any admins
ttation with which he may have to
do to carry on the policies OF
Roosevelt He declared the issue OF
the campaign was not whether 1.-THE
people shall rule" because, he said
"surely the people shall rule. sure.
" the people have ruled, surely the
people do ruts." But that the over
shadowing issue is shall the ad'
ministrationi Of Roosevelt be re-
spected."
Sherman did not discuss the is
tues pf the platform. contentine
Ing himself with the declaration
that Ne subscribed fully and hearth
y to the Chicago statement Of prin
ciples. He referred to the Demo
cratic party as an Aggregation o
experimental malcontents and the
orists whose only claim to histor!
is a party name that they pilfered.
The exercises were preceded by
salute and parade and afterward'
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman entertained
the notification committee at lunch
con. In the afternoon there wer'
carnival sports and music at Utic'
park. A dinner given by Sherman
and band concerts and electrical IL
Elimination tonight will bring tn
day to a close.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-18
PENNSYLVANIA PYTHIANS.
Big Parade of Uniform Rank on
Thursday.

Connellsville, Pa, Aug. 1S.-
Connellsville is gay with flags and
bunting and X. Of P. emblems in
honor OF the members Of Knights
Of Pythias gathered in annual con-
vention from all parts Of Pennsyl-
vania.
The attendance is increased by
many members of the Pythian Sis
ters, whose annual meeting is also
in session. Opening exercises Of the
grand lodge take place this evening
and the business of the gathering
will be continued tomorrow. Thurs.
day is the day set for the big parade
of the Uniform Rank.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-18
DEAD RESTORED
TO LIFE !! AeAM / 4! !!
MEDICAL MEN PRONOUNCE NAN
DEAD, THEN ASSIST EXPERT
IN RESTORING Nm TO LIFE
ONCE MORE.

New York, Aug. 18.-To all
usual medical tests. Oscar Culver.
the victim of consumption and
rheumatism, was dead for three
minutes at the Eastern District hos
pital yesterday when DR.. Michael
Jaeffer received the report. He hur-
ried to the bedside and injected
strychnine above the elbow. The
heart was restored and artificial res
piration was assisted by other ply
sicians and in short time Culver
opened his eyes and stared fixedly
into the world from which, by all
signs known to the medical men, he
had made his exhibit. His hold on
life is precariOus.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-18
Galveston Gun Club Shoot.

Galveston. Tex. Aug. 1S.--Tha
shooting tournament which opened
al Galveston Beach today under the
auspices OF the Galveston Gun club.
promises to be one OF the most no
table affairs OF the kind ever pulled
OF in this section.
Crack shots from Texas, CalifOr-
MIA. Louisiana, Tennessee and sew
eral other states are entered In the
events. which illXcontinue over q
period of three DAYS.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-18
Sherman's Notification Speech.

Senator Burrows and Gentlemen OF
the Notification Committee:
Your chairman, speaking for the
committee, has notified me of my
nomination by the Republican ma
tional convention, held in Chicago
In June as the party's candidate for
vice president AS I CHANGED to be
In Chicago in June, I had an ink
ling Of the conventions action,
which was confirmed by warm
hearted reception rendered me by
my neighbors on the occasion Of my
Homecoming on July 2. This OFF,
cial notification, however, is well
come and the nomination you ten
der me is accepted; accepted with a
gratitude commensurate with the
great honor conferred; accepted
with a full appreciation of the obli-
cations which accompany that hon
or an honor greater because my
name is linked with that Of Will
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-18
Inquest MAY
Bring new LIGHT
INTIMATION THAT ANNIS, NEW
YORK CLUBMAN, ACKNOWL-
EDGED HE PAID LIFE AS FOR.
FELT FOR FAITHLESSNESS.

New York, Aug. 18.-New light
will be thrown upon the Bayside
Yacht club tragedy at the inquest
to be held Wednesday evening on
the death of Annis, killed Saturday
BY Capt. Haines. DR.. Henry Hough.
ton, the physician who was with
Annis when he lost consciousness.
Is quoted today as intimating that
Annis. in his last moments ac-
knowledged he was paying with his
life for a wrong he had committed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-18
sam Gone IN
MONTANA COUP
GRABS l3 BooTLEGGERs ON
.ELATHEAD RESERVA1106-
PROMINENT MSe0uLA CCTI-
ZENS UNDER ARREST.

Missoula, Mont. Aug. 18.-A big
surprise was sprung here yesterday
when It was learned that San Cone,
a well-known special agent OF the
government. had arrested IS men Of
the community on charges Of hav-
ing sold intoxicating liquor to In.
dams on the Flathead reservation
or OF having had the booze in their
possession within the boundaries Of
the reserve. The investigation has
been conducted quietly for some
days by Mr.. Cone. and he started to
round up the men against whom he
has evidence Saturday. when sev-
cral were taken at Arlee.
Sunday and Monday other ar
rests were made here, and the case
has created considerable interest on
account of the prominence of some
Of the parties under bonds to ap-
pear before United States Commits
sioner w. P. Smith.
The investigation is still being
pushed and number Of other ar
rests Of well-known men are expect
ed, according to the information
given out by the special officer last
night
The following had been arrested
up to late hour last night: J. M.
Coudu, A. Marion, Nick Muscoes,
Pasquale Palmicano, Henry Clair
more, Julian Ashley. James Ray
mond. Otis Worden, M. Wilburn. w
r. Milbury. Jack Cavender, A. s.
Schmidt and Fred Anderson.
The first six named were arrest
ed on the reservation Saturday. An
Indian named Michael Plant escap-
ed from the officer at the time
Plant. who Is foot racer of some
renown made break for liberty
and succeeded in lodging 80 bullets
, which the officer sent after him In
an attempt. to recapture. The
others were arrested in Missoula
Sunday and Monday.
Otis Worden is brother oi
County Commissioner Tylor Wor'
den and Is grocer here. Wilbur
IS an organizer OF the Industria
Workers OF the World who makes
Missoula his headquarters. w. f
Milbury is a bartender here. Jacl
| Cavender is a local electrician ant
A. s. Schmidt and Fred Anderson
are bartenders.
The investigation which is beins
made into the booze question on th'
FTathead reservation Is in line will
that which has been conducted b,
the government on other reserves IL
an attempt to stamp out carrying
bottled goods to the Indians. Mr.
| Gene recently worked along tn
same lines at the Nez Perce reser
vation and as a result several prom
inent men were arrested.
Under the law person canno
carry liquor in any form on the res
ervations without laying himsel
liable. Most OF those arrested fur
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-18
CALIFORNIA EARTHQUAKE.
Walls Cracked and Crockerv Bro
ken at Eureka Today.

Eureka, Cal, Aug. 1S.-Three
sharp earthquake shocks were felt
this morning, the first at 3 O'Clock
ard the second at 5:45. The first
was the heaviest, and did some
damage to the wells of old build
ings. No one was injured. The
crockery in many houses was bro
Ken. The walls of the courthouse
were slightly cracked
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-18
TO NOMINATE
Gov. JOHNSON

Minneapolis, Aug. 1S.-Despite
'he TACT that Governor johnson has
declared that he does not want a
,ehomlnation, an eff0rt undoubted'
~ VIII be made to name him for a
'hird term when the Democratic
STATE convention meets tomorrow.
90 confident are the party lead.
eis mat he will be persuaded to ac-
.7pe the nomination. whether he
wants 1t or not. that no other man
being seriously considered for
sne nomination.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-18
THEY ASK TEDDY
TO VISIT MANILA

Manila, Aug. 1S.-The Mer-
chants association has started q
movement to induce Roosevelt to
visit the Philippines either before
or after his African hunting trip.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-18

Hot Springs, Va, Aug. 1S.--Tafs
has written regrets at not being
able to participate today in the
Sherman notification ceremonies.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-18

New York, Aug. 18.-Culver liv-
ed through the night but never re-
covered consciousness. He died this
morning.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-18
Portland Wheat Market.

Portland, Aug 1s.-Club. sSc;
red. SIC; bluestem, 92c; valley, S7:
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-08-18

Iished n cash bond to keep out OF
Jail. but few are behind the doors
Of the county stronghold to await a
hearing.