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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-02-28
Local Mention.

Bealdless Seed Barley and Seed
Oats for sale at the Tramway Ware
house by the Vollmer Clearwater Co
Seed Oats and Beardless Seed
Barley for sale by the Vollmer Clear
water Co. at the Kendrick Tramway
Warehouse.
The little girl of Henry Hill Is ser.
lously sick, and Tuesday of this week
an operation was performed by Doct.
ors Hoyt and Rothwell.
Judge Denning was in town the
first of the week on legal business.
just what we did not learn but time
will probably develop.
OJohn Lauterbach has been confined
to his home the past week by severe
attack of the gripp, but is now on the
road to recovery.
Tomorrow afternoon there will be
sale of personal effects on main
street by Capt. Carlton (see handbills
for particularly The sale will be at
one o'clock and will probably be in
the vicinity of the post Office.
Chas. Garrett and wife left Satur.
day for Ferdinand, on the reservation
where Mr.. Garrett has opened ton.
serial establishment and branched out
for himself. May every success be
theirs is the wish of their numerous
friends here.
Earl Croker during brief absence
from his livery barn suffered the loss
of bunch of fine chickens, but was
fortunate in, the next day after the
discovery of his loss, finding the same
in the coop Ct another party. Demand
was made and the chickens we're re.
turned to their owner without the loss
of time. For further particulars of
the said burglary ask Mr.. Crocker.
The cooked food of the ladies f =
the Presbyterian church a week Sat.
urday was a splendid success. but
was not continued last Saturday as it
was impossible for the ladies' to de.
vote the time preparing the same
every week, there being SO few of
them. 1t is likely the Society will en-.
deavor to have the sale every other
week. They are now seriously CON.
sidering that plan.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-02-28
Save Money By Buying ChanberIaln's Cough
Remedy.

You will pay just as much fer a
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
edy as for any of the other cough
medicines, but you save money in
buying it. The saving is in what you
get, not what you pay. The sure to.
cure you quality is in every bottle OF
this remedy, and you get good results
when you take it, Neglected colds
often develope serious conditions, and
when you buy cough medicine you
want to be sure you are getting one
that will cure your cold. Chamber.
ANS Cough Remedy always cures.
Price % and SO cents bottle. For
sale by the Kendrick Drug Co.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-02-28
Why Not.

1t was suggested to us this week
as the Kendrick Water & Power Co.
would be laying their mains and
laterals this spring, connecting their
water system with practically every
house in town that it would be the
proper thing for the town council to
make arrangements for the 1nstallat-
ion of a sewerage system, opening
negotiations with the Company so
the expense Of the system could be
lessened.
The more we think OF the suggest
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-02-28

FOR SALE-Side Seed Oats at
1925 per hundred.
j. A. STEvENs-Potlatch. Ridge
Juliaetta. daho
r. F. d. No. 2
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-02-28

Rooms to rent-Enqaire at Gazette
Office
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-28

10 friends within th" pAai few ha' =
MIR. Taft would hav" m"i" 'hIn ."j
Votes on the first ballot. II ihrS h'
true, the secretary will haN" IN Addt
ton TO practically all TIA" delegates
instructor fer him about NV prefer
cuc,." delegates and a lar:" mulnh"i
of rcprrs, natives of contested III
trictS.
The contests will nunIh"r H"Il 200
The allies have had Il rapaht" lAWN"r
prcparr their cases for submission to
the national committee Imt Mr
iIitchcnck has practically c"mrl' tea!
the Taft argument
II will not b" tn" fault Of influential
senators if Mr.. Tafi'S n"miultrnu l."
not made certain before III" C"nv"n
ton meets. The r"it"rati"m If d, l."
gates this year for Rn"~'N,'l' l. IN.
Stiling additional rucrGN mf" III" eff
forts OF thcs" senators Ia have Nr.
Taf'S nomination arranG' Il 80 lh"r"
cannot be stamped" g. III" lr"$i
dent. Their Efforts HAY" IA" cordial
OF Mr.. Roosevelt.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-28
At THE COMEDY.

LAST night In SNOWY gown ana glove
saw you watch III" play
Wh,.,, each mock her" wen his !"N'
In the old. unlir"lk" way.
.",u1 oh. were life their little scene
Where love, SO smoothly ran
How, different, dear. this world hhh
Since this old world p'gn'D
For vow. who saw them gay!y win
Roth hand ami heart away.
Knew well where dwrlt the m""k'rH
Tha, foolish little play.
err love were all-if love were all,
The. yiulS snhb.d and cried.
"Th.n love wcr. best what''r h"'
low low the flutes r"pli"dl
Ard vru. last night. did YOU forget
So far from ne. 80 near?
For Watching thcr" your eyes were
With just an idle tear
tAnd down the great dark curtain i"i'
Uprn their rn' fish play:
Uut Won ana l rrcw-oh. too WE'LL
Iif. went another waro
-Arthur Striuper, in the Woman III
IN" Rain.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-28

Z Take your prescriptions tn Walls
Z Cut Rate Drus Store szS-u
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-28
MIR. Doo;ey" on Diplomacy.

In the June American Mapaiiu"
Mr.. Dool"y" writes on nll"macN II"
says. in part:
I'm NOT sure that III want to h"
an ambassadors II liver had to come
HON" again. Tn life is gay. hut ii
units '. f'r home cuokiu \ laMNrr.
"a prominent ir"man. professor il 4
r"llrdG" or p"llltiri1m who ha, lost
his pull with tn boys is >iur over to
ripriSnt his country. II" starts uut
4 sturdy American. full il IN Fourth
" July an w"arin' IN American
flag as a hathand But II" haant been
cnn" long bcfor" b" begins. To Apr"
Ciat' III diSCumforts is Republican
simplicity. He may not HAY" h""u
very much Nv dicnrar> AT home.
stead iv pin Salltrd rs Say You h"
tn polls. he is addressed IA .Tr',r ox.
C"ll"ncy.' Tn people seem much
NOR" polished off thin they ar" N
home. II" larns that Il kim though
following a drl"siahlc thrad". may II"
a good fellow. TIL country IS NOR"
finished looking. There ar" a few
fran" houses. TIL lawns are b"Ith"r
trimmed. Hedges surround III farms
instead iv hog-tight rail t, noes. Tn
pcaSantry accept their proper posi-
ton instead iv chasin tn" landlord off
III premises with a hoe tyr! hury
that amounts 10 anything at all is
good To him. He is threat"d with con
SidheratiOn du" to his rank. II he
has been taught to rivirCnc" III lithry
an military TRADITIONS iv tn old wur
ruld. it's Xix" hrin' in Iiiv"n. when
he mentions the name iy Shak"Spaar"
with batcd breath, to hear tn man
stttin' next to him say lightly: "Dh.
yes. Shake pear" was great frind iv
me grandfather till he got caught
hnokin' some iv our deer. But his
wife was impossibie.' OR. if he speaks
" tn Jock iv Marlborough some wan
says: He married an aun; iv mine.
FIR a man that has been brought up
in land where thcr" are no thra
ditions older thin tn Chicago FIRE. it
is wonderful to find himSiti in "A
place where h" cant open hi% mouth
without thriPpin over thrAditlnn
| He graja!ly succumbS. Rcfurc long
| he sinks softly into his position as an
! arrystocratick EngliShman or Eyctal
ian He frgrtS about tn public "pin
ion Nv Cedar Rapids an b' gins to
| wOndher whether his conduct is suit
able to tn sovereign. About this
time he gets short. crisp note S3yin
| that while not wanted AT HON" he i
still less wanted abroad. He comes
/ back full iv mystery. avoiding ut tn
dock tn reporters who lamp him on
their way to interview tn new ls'lH
dancer. an goes to WaSh'nt"n. TIL
forty-Siventh Assistant Sicr"ty IL
State who fakes him mp IN tn il'iva
tor confidrs to him that tn Sicrcty il
State won't he abb To see him thai
day as he is absorbed in a game ~
checkers. What a come down fr th''
gr eat, statesman. rcckin' with tn
seOryOus TRADITIONS ~ tn monarchi"'
iv Europe. to hav" to go out to Ccda'
Rapids an he greeted with cry "
Hello Smithy. wt"r" have you been
| I haven't seen We lately.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-28
A Confession by Lincoln stefens.

In June American Magazine ldncnIi
StcffeDs publishes An Apology for
Graft II is an explanation Of tenn
tatiOns that confront politicians. bus.
mess men. and others who give and
take brihcs. it is wonderful in its
federation and it's breadth of sym
patby.
At the beginning Of IN" article Mr..
StcffcBs mak'.i remarkable comics
sion Coming As it does. from the
man who has done more than any
other 10 expose graft. II is sicnifi-
cant statement. Mr.. St"ff"ns says:
sympathy and understanding arc
tho need Of tk' hour. We Americans
have been out on a man hunt Some
of rs still ar" at it. We ara crying
tn have somebody put in jail: 10 make
some individual suffer. and w may,
mobilize. catch som" victim som" day
and We NAV wreak upon him our
hate. hate this nat" and this hunt
! have Iay"d nav hay in i! and ! am
sick " Il: am convinced that "
should follow far enough III" human
trail I vas on. shou!d catch mysslf
For have, gone far enough already
10 sr-' whore am tn blame: hnw
have donr or n.strCiCd 10 dn things
wnich hayc contributed tn III" guilt
of tho mot Intelligent rascal IN the
United States. And. " hay" mol
done wrongs as great as his. ] wish
n. yCr again 10 forget that 7 have lack
"a his ability and hts temptation
happening into CLEANER business
tho only temp'a'i"ns have iat"t
bcr~rc ar thpSC rf NV huSiH"Ss RE'
tho Which" hunt. tho hat" and thu
spirit of yrngraHcr upUn mon whcih
~ ~ The law ~ of tn" u"h j. wrong
u l. ihirgs. u"i mon that hurt ~;
~ j. bad ~"HditiOus. not iIl~iII .tha'
mako mon do wrong. as ID" victims
- tho law can -" 10 San Franct1"n
srJ xrcing u. they pvt b" truth tn''
fhcfr prav~rs f"r PiiS nj pardon
frr themselves. why uo; for others!
80 naffi
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-28
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. MD, May 27.-Flour
Firm. unchanged.
WIIEA - .F'irnlrr; spot contract
9?,.a?33s; do red Western 1nnl.a
1O05s: Southern on grade 9GLa.
CORN - Firm: spot mixed 7412a
74a,: No. white ISa1SH; Southern
white corn ~.
OATS - Qui 4; No. mixed Sc 1:
a57.
RYE - Firmer: No. Western cx-
port 92a93.
BUTTER Firm. unchanged: fan
cv imitation 20a21: do creamery -
a26: do Iadle 1Sa13; store packed
l6a11.
EGGS - Steady. unchanged. 1T1a ::
CHEESE Firm, unchanged:
larg Sept mber 13H: new fats ia;
new small 12M
STGAR-Unchangcd coarse gran
ulated $50: , fine $50.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-28
Mil Continue to Advise.

He will he called on to adviS" the
Presi4 mt and successor in tn" war
department just as if he were In the
cabinet. and that he will give the ad-
vice freely there is, Of course, no
Gucstion But to a large extent his
time will he taken up after his sum
mcr vacation. in great speaking
campaign. which will carry him into
every state in III" Union.
From now until he relinquish"S his
Office, the secretary will J." engaged
in getting business in shape SD his
successor will find no loose threads
to bother with. II is understood tho
President proposes to aid Mr.. Taft :
campaign in every possible way. II"
will write letters. in which he VIII
urge his friends TO support tn" sec
rotary. and if necessary he viii make
ono or two speeches in his frhaif
The President already has shown
his interest in tho Ohi0an. hut he has
not been able to make tn" open fGht
which tho Fl. cii ion campaign will r
init Just what tn" President vii! 30
and whore he will speak remains TO
! ~, decided
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-28
HAMPTON PHOEBUS AND OLD PONT-Contimed.

ai,,,., long lime over this blot OF INK
Ills Trutnnic mind Erarpi"d VII" u"
pruhlrm for weeks. mere WINS NJ w.
peal There could be II" inquiries. -,
tuaIk decided the blot Of INK *'sh'h'"
a star above IN" cross, aud Ii" pu' 'h'
star there. making u {" r"tf'Si"""
.us nearly AZ pnssihl''. with the our
lines of tn. blot. 'rh" star Is "''''
there. samuel g. blythe. in III" June
ENrr\ ~ lN'S
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-28
TAFT TO OUT ON JULY |
Date Of His Retirement As Member
Of Cabinet Fixed.
SUCCESSORS AAMi KEPT SECRET


WASHINGTON, ID. C.. May -. So
certain il the administration OF tn"
nomination OF Secretary Taft by the
Republican national convention that
it has been definitely decide Il he shalt
retire from th. Cabinet on July !.
1t is understood the President already
has selected his successor,
TN, resignation If Mr.. Taft VIII
L. required by The cAis"nCl"S "l the
campaign which viii follow IN" CON
yCntion. The suggestion h;E H., II
made many times that IN" secretary
should have retired immediately after
he had announced his candidacy. aud
there is excellent reason 10 believe
h" gave The matter serious consider
alton.
Before he started last summer on
his trip around the world, with tn"
Philippines as his real objective. he
discussed tn" advisahility of retire
m"nt with several friends. including
the President Il was then decided
TO postpone action until aitrr his r"
turn from the far East. the secretary
being influenced to d lay by his keen
desire to investigate condition in IN"
Philippines and especially TO start
those islands upon their career of par
lli npniurN government
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-28
Prices Carried to Lower Level
Than for Some Time Past.
NO REASON KNOWN FOB SLUMP
Many Evidences of Professional Bear
Operations During the Day-More
Geld Engaged for Export-The Total
Sales and Closing Quotations.
(By Associated PreSS)

NEW YORK, MAY -. Further
Speculative liquidation was very Oh
,ious in todays Stoct market dur
ing the progress of which prir 5 were
carried to Il lower level than has
been touched, since the movement
gan i'll TIN. latter pam OF last week.
The downward course OF prices mus
as little in the actual news to &C
count for it as did the previous adj
vance
When the reaCtionary movement
was onJ, fairly established there
came into notice also revir ID acu-
ynv on the part OF TIE encouraged
bear marty in the circulation OF re-
pcrts calculated to prompt selling OF
socks and so help lhN effort To de-
press prices.
Some such reports today were OF con-
siderable effect. With various evil
d.nc. S of prof ssionai bear operations
on an active scale. the disposition |"
g II stocks became leSS urgent anu
The shorts found themselves less ahie
to cover their commitments "h'ii
they sought to buy for that purpns'.
Th later rcsiliency of the market va"
the natural consequence Inc easy
tone developed in th bond hiarh' '
was OF more influences IN financial SEN
,iment than even the breaking il,
stocks. The engagement OF more Goia
for both France and Germany added
=, the SUM which must come Out Oh
the total of The banks caYh ho!uihE"
in making up the coming bank state
ment and which has reach d Il SUI
ficient figure 20 make constr rap"
rropO,tional inroad ev>n on the wl1e
margin of the ~ rcEt sCrplos.
Bonds wer4 easy. Total sales, par
value, $2.7O6.00". United States
value. s.. 706.0o0 United States bonds
were unchanS- d on CARL. Total safes
TODAY 902 800 shares. including: OPP
Der 1880: Sm ltng 61,i0o; Sugar
700: Tobacco 100: A. c. l.. 4o"; =:
r. r. $500; st. Paul 32.fo": e. q
q $4,000: St. Paul $4,000; L. p 1877
500: l.. S. Steel 32.lm; V. c. {.
200: Sloss Sheffield 700; Tennessee
7Un
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-28
Retirement Again Brought Up.


When MIR. TAFT got back in Wash.
ingtun, the question of his retirement
again was m"pt"d, but so many Gu"e-
tons were pending on which Congress
required his advice that rather than
Tetard transaction of public business
il was d cided wise for him 10 retain
his portfolio until the Legislative situ-
alton was cleared. Moreover, 1t was
poitrd out, there was no more reason
for him to retire than there was for
the resignation OF Vice president Fair
banks. SPEAKER Carmen, and Senators
KNOX and La Toilette. who also were
avnwcdly seeking the nomination.
With the adjournment of Congress,
the nee, SSiiy for MIR. Taft to remain
at the head of the war department
will not be 50 pressing. A new man
can take hold and will have tim" to
farlliliarize himself with affairs in tb"
Philippines. Cuba and Panama, anu
conditions in tn" army h. FOR" Con
crcSS recOnvcnrs in December. Mr..
Taft feels. neither the country nor
the Dependencies will suffer throhga
his retirement after his nomination
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-28
Those Foolish Questions.

"WouId Won like me to trim on the
.rds Of that hair. sir" asked the bar
her
"Naw." snapped tn" rrouchy Gus
TONER I"aN" the 'hnS a'ph' az"
take some oyt Of the middle.
Cleveland Leader.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-28
Arc Ready Made.

Citizen (curinuslD Can women
where Won come from max" their
will?
Stranger fSadly)-Thry don't hav"
70 THEY'VE rot it ready madc.-S,
unis Republic.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-28
Money Market.
(By Associated PTess.l

(By NSSOcldttU PTtsS.l
NEW YORK. May -. = Money on
call easy Ika!A per cent: ruling
rari ~: closing bid TX: offer d at
Ia per cent. Time loans quiet and
steady: 60 days 2is per cent and 30
days 2,2 to 2 per cent: six months
81 to 3M per cent Clos: Prime
rsrcantilc paper 314 per ccht: ster-
ling exchange firm with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at 4s7.75a4S1. -
fer demand and a, 4S5.3aafS,.30 for
50 day bis Commercial bills 4S4hs:
bar silver 80; Mexican doRars A.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-28

First Ballot, Says President
The Prcsiden, himself has repeated
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-05-28
Successors Name a Secret.

Who will he Mr.. Tafrs successor
the White House declines 10 reveal
II NAV be said positively the names
already mentioned do not include the
man. Neither Assistant Secretary %;
War Oliver. Assistant Secretary OF
State Rac~n. Gov Mago"n. nor HriE
en-. Edwards has been selected or
the Office. Somr prid" is manifested
in c,ping the information secret. 'h"
uuruDS., hcIng to SCOOP the ncwSpa-
Tc:s IN this case. as was done when
Mr.. Hnnapa5t" was appointed A't"r-
n"y Gcnc-al.
The RaIiimur" Law yer was n"y'r
SuCg-si"d As the successor of Nr-
Mood. who VA elevated iu IN" Su
rrcm, IgCuch. prior 10 she formal an
,,n.Ipcrm.ui mad. by Secretary i.""h
Mr. Tan successor * not IN pH"i;"
liI" according to What can ~ l"arn-
cd hot Is man ri r"lit.Cal infu
cncr and ability. and vii add strrngih
a. tho adminis' rati"n.
Tho action az th.' President in d"
Gliding IN NV s"crr 'ary II war
show, hotter than anything els" tho
view tak"r nv ~" Chief ENccu'iT"
thu, Mr. Taft Win ~ nominated 81
Chicarn A. the TI:rChcock h"aanTar
tors II Is saii ~ 4 I"gai"S have hr"n
| instructed 10 y"'" f"r Nr. Tah. TIL"
! rcrrrt that s"y"rai Tar d"l"Sa'"H
have announced th"v would rofus" ="
oh~v inst ruC' inrs and w"uh vo'" Tor
Nr. ETns"y"h denomination g. riV'
ing HiIc concern for lc r"aaon that
thcrc T. such clear majority claim"
1 tina, thu d~f"cfion of f"w can Hrat"
no dinrr"nce.
First Ballot, Says President
The Prcsiden, himself has repeated
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-25
NO MORE OPIUM
TO Be SOLO EXCEPT
TO PHYSICIANS
Druggists in National Meeting
Take Action That FOrestalls
Freak" Legislation.

ATLANTIC CITY. Sept. 25.-Members
of the powerful National Wholesale
Druggists Association, in their final
business sessions here, decided to enter
TITO individual fights against the spread
of the opium habit by refusal to sell
the dangerous drug to any n except
registered pharmacists and physicians.
The action was taken after leading
members of the organization had re-
fused to back a move to ask for legis-
lation against opium-selling in fear
hat new freak legislation might halt
the sale of noxious drugs even when
intended for use as medicine by prac-
t.tioners.
Close scrutiny will be kept on every
sale Of opium and other drugs made
by the wholesalers.
Resolutions condemning the parcels
post as a vehicle sought by mail-order
houses to vend their wares We're adopt
ed, and other resolutions declaring the
intention Of the jobbers TO fight the
Buying clubs started by retailers TO
CDtll1 SQIHtlitS. uliNSt AiOii -hN
facturers, were adopted with applause.
Special committees were also appointed
to look after pure food and drug leyis-
lation affecting the trade.
The next convention will be held Ia
| Richmond, Va. These officers were
elected:
President, f. l.. Carter, of Boston;
| vlce-presidents, w. V. Smith, of Phila-
delphia, member of the firm of Ballen-
| tine H. Smith & Co.; w. r. Graner. oil
! Dallas, Tex; j. NJ. Scote, Charlottes-
, vile. Va; e. A. Fuge, of Minneapolis
Mimi; George B.. Hubbard, of Syracuse
n. Y; secretary. j. e. Toms, of New
York city; treasurer, s. e. Strong, OF
Cleveland. o.; board of control, Alder
Plant, of New York. chairman; Charles
Gibson, of Albany, N. Y; w. B. Strong
of Milwaukee,; c. E. Bedwell, of Omaha
Neb.; A. ]. Geer, of Charlottesville, va
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-25
WOMAN CHARGED q.
10y WITH ROBBERY.
- T-r-
Rented Room and Then Took
Money, Is Alleged.

Margaret Halpin, aged % years. CIV
ing her horne as 314 West Si.,ty-sixtl
street, New York, was arr ,sted by
Sergeants Farrell and, Cordano ia Null
berry street today, charged with grand
larceny.
The complaint was made by ilrs.
Hating, Jersey and Fourth streets, East
Newark, in whose house the woma l
rented a room asst week, stating that
she was soon to we'd a young man ie-
siding in Harrison. SIZE left the house
yesterday and soon sfterward Ms.
Hating missed SIS in cash an a silk
dress valued at $50. The dress was
later returned by an express man. and
from him the officers obtained n clue
which led to the woran's arrest. When
placed in custody. tie police say, she
admitted that she Rad been previously
arrested, for the .hsft of a diamond ring
in New York.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-25
MONUMENT SOON
WILL CROWN SITE
OF FORT lee
State to Participate in the Un-
yelling of Memorial
Tomorrow.

The Fort Lee Revolutionary Monu-
ment Association will at last have
gained it's desired ends when the new
battle erected"to commence
rate the important events which took
place near Fort Lee. during the War
of 1916, is unveiled tomorrow.
The association has obtained a legis-
lative appropriation of $4,000.
A competition for a suitable design
was held in October, 1905, and the de-
sign offered by Carl E. Tefft, Of New
York, who designed the fountain IN
Bronx Park. New York, was chosen.
The design presented represents two
of General Washington's soldiers, a
Continental and a drummer boy, seal
ing the Palisades at Fort Lee. The
figures are cast in bronZe and are ".
feet high, mounted on a pedestal quar-
ried from the native trap rock of the
Palisades, 10 feet in height. The statue
is erected OF a three foot terrace,
bringing the total height to sabou;
twenty feet. 4,-t- $3.50,
On behalf of. New Jersey. the princi-
pal address will be made by Governor
J. Franklin Fort. Other promine;
persons representing the National Gov
eminent, the State OF New York, and
all the principal Revolutionary socie,
ties will take part.
Military and naval demonstrations
will be given by a detachment from tbs
United States navy and army.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-09-25
THAW, IN CONTEMPT, IS
ORDERED TO PITTSBURG.


PITTSBURG. Sept. 25.-An order of
Judge r. w. Archibald, of Scranton,
Pa. adjudging Harry X. ,Thaw in con-
tempt Of court was filed in the United
States District Court, here today by
Attorney Aiosrt p. Meyer, counsel for
Roger O'Mara, the trustee of Thaw's
estate. The order DEGREES that a war
RAM be issued to the United States
marshal. directing him to %apprehend
Thaw and bring him mere to answer in
the premises n further be dealt with
according to law.
Marshal Stone said that he had no
right to serve the warrant outside of
the western district of Pennsylvania,
and to the best of his knowledge
Thaw was not in his jurisdiction. On
this cou the warrant will doubt
less be returned marked mon est in
ventus."