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The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-05-13

baseball in Grangeville is contained in
the announcement that a decidedly
fast and capable pitcher has been Sc
cured to do the twirling for the local
aggregation this summer. Henry
La Brache, of Athena, Oregon, last
week wired the acceptance of the
terms submitted by the management
of the local team, and will arrive here
tomorrow or Friday night. All the
members of the team will be called
out for practice as soon as the wealth
er permits. As yet neither the cleo
ton of captain or manager for
Grangeville's ball team has occurred.
The prospects for winning team
to represent the county seat town this
summer are exceedingly good. A. p.
Jarvis, new player in local baseball
ranks and very clever backstop,
will do the catching, while Brown,
the old standby and utility man of the
aggregation, will do stunts at third
base. w. F. Sage, formerly play
er in the city league of Chicago, may
also line up with the local bunch.
Within a few days after actual prac-
tice begins the complete lineup will
be made public.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-05-13
Will Return This Week.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Brown, and
daughter, Zelma, are expected to ar
rive home the last of the week from
an extended pleasure trip. They
visited relatives in Portland, Oregon,
Los Angeles, California, and San
Antonio, Texas, and arrived at Lewis
ton, on the return trip, last Monday.
After few days stay with relatives
and friends at the latter city they will
come on to Grangeville.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-05-13
Married at Lewiston.

F. F. Titus, bookkeeper at the
Alexander-Freidenrich company store,
and Miss Anna Kaup, of Seattle,
Washington, were married at Lewis
ton last Saturday. Mr.. Titus and his
bride came up from Lewiston Monday.
They will begin housekeeping as soon
as a suitable residence property can be
secured The Globe joins their many
friends and well-wisherS in extending
congratulations.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-05-13
Among the Churches
Catholic.

Catholic.
Next Sunday, 18th of May, Sunday
school at 10 O clock. Mass at 10:30
O clock. Wednesday May Devo-
tions.
Christian.
At the invitation of the Christian
church, the Baptist congregation will
meet with the congregation of the
Christian church next Lords Day
evening. Rev. Saxton will preach
the sermon. Also union meeting
of the young people societies at 7
o clock. All made welcome at these
services.
Methodist.
Rev. c. w. Everett will sing at
the M. E. church at the Sunday
morning service. A sermon in song
will be given. Theme: The
Astounding Grace of God.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-05-13
County Commissioners Took Action in Regard to Many
Public Highways at Session This Week.
SPECIAL MEETING OF BOARD SET FOR JUNE 9TH
May Session of County Fathers Was Short But Large Num-
Der of Important Matters Were Settled

damages in sum of S4S and
county attorney directed to begin con-
demnation proceedings in case nom
consenting land owner does not
accept award for said damages. Road
as changed does not interfere with
said Ogan'S orchard
Road petition of B. Luchefeld, ct
al, in district No. 18, laid over till
July, 1908, session. Order appoint
ing viewers rescinded.
Bridge across Stevenson crossing"
of Lawyer S canyon ordered construct
ed by commissioners of Nez Perce
county, this county to bear one-half
of expense.
NJ. p. Peterson and Andrew Kava-
naugh appointed overseers of road dis
tricts No. 48 and A, respectively.
Bond of ]. l.. Bradley, overseer of
district No. 80, approved
Bonds of banks where county mon
ey is deposited examined and ap-
proved.
Bond of J. d. burlington, con-
stable Stuart precinct, approved.
Liquor license issued to Ben Gerd-
ing, city.
Report of surveyor on road peti-
toned for by VIM. Steuckrath, ct al,
in district, No. 20, approved.
Sundry road matters affecting In
dian lands were acted upon.
A special meeting of the commits
sioners is set for June 8, 1908. Many
matters which came up for settlemen,
during the session just closed were
laid over until the June meeting.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-05-13

ter, Geo. A. Smith and L. A.
Wisener; entertainment: w. n.
Scales, l.. NJ. Harris, w. H. Casady
and D. F. Auldridge; good roads:
H. E. Sweet, ]. w. Hockersmith,
Sam Jones and Fem Batty; mining:
John Norwood, c. A. Parsons,
William Allen, Matt Gilbert and ].
A, Bradbury; agricultural: S. p.
Eimers, Frank Mingus, ]. P. Manning
and John Coram; manufactures: ].
]. Pulse, Earl G. Wood, Rudolph
Bertsch and Joe Sorrow; house and
means: Paul B. Bailor, A. F.
Turner, d. F. Van Pool and R. Cote.
Granseville Will Celebrate.
Tuesday nights meeting was at
tended by a large number of club
members. The matter of selecting a
market SALE day was again up for
discussion and will be settled finally at
the next meeting. Thursday has
been suggested on account of the fact
that all match ball games are to be
played on that day. Others desire
that Tuesday be the day selected.
The location of the commercial club
headquarters will also be permanently
decided soon. 1t is probable thai
rooms in the A. & F. brick block
will be secured.
The question, Resolved, Tha
Grangeville should celebrate July 4th'
was decided affirmatively. The mat.
ter is in the hands of the finance com.
mittee. A glance at the calendar
will subStantiate the statement tina
May is about half gone and that there
are only 80 days in June. The ac
ton was taken in good time and ye
not any too soon.
The matter of paying the indebted
ness of last fall fair was brought W
and an effort will be made by tn,
finance committee to secure funds tc
settle as many of the claims as posi-
BILE.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-05-13

The county commissioners con-
vened for special meeting at the court
house Monday. The session was
finished Tuesday, the following being
brief account of the business attended
to:
Reports of commissioners examined
and filed and sundry orders for tools
and supplies given out to overseers of
road districts No. 81, "a, 8, 81 and 18.
Order of the board dated April IS,
1908, relating to road districts No. IS
and 81, was modified and said district
boundaries altered in accordance with
order entered in full.
County surveyor directed to survey
and stake Glenwood-Kamiah road and
file report thereon and to survey part
of road No. III near Circle s.
ranch and report thereon. County
surveyor and c. F. Spindler and ]. f.
Murphy appointed viewers on road
petitioned for in districts No. IS.
Viewers report on Milton Watson
ct al road was rejected. Petition de-
fective. Clerk to give notice hereof
to overseer of district No. IS.
Petition of John Aichlmayr ct al tc
open road in Sec. 4, Twp. 81, N. R
l f. B. NJ, rejected; same not being
in proper form.
Road petitioned for by James Law
erty, ct al in district No. 80, actee
upon at last meeting, was reconsid
cred and resembling order made
and viewers report modified and ap
proved. John w. Ogan awarded
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-05-13
FRANK McGRANE IS MANAGER.
Will Look After Alexander-Freiden
Company Store.

At meeting of the directors of
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS company
held last Friday Frank McGrane was
elected as manager of the big mer-
camille establishment. Since the la
mented death of the late William
Steinheiser last February, Mr.. Nc
Crane has looked after the affairs at
the store and has become acquainted
with the methods and needs of the
establishment In addition to this,
he is widely known all over the coun-
ty and is in every way capable of
managing the mammoth establishment
with marked efficiency and satisfac-
ton.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-05-13
Delegates Go To Wallace.

Messrs. J. L. Miller, c. T.
Mcdonald, E. A. Carpenter, w C.
Brown, ]. R. Addison and Seth Jones
left Monday morning for Wallace,
Idaho, to be in attendance at the
republican convention which convened
there yesterday. They expect to re-
turn the last of the week.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-05-13
Socialists, Attention.

Kindly send or bring your name
and address to DIR. H. V. Riggs,
Grangeville. Do so Immediately.
Important.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-05-13
LA BRAcHE TO BE PITCHER.
Crack Twirler Is Secured For Local
Team-Other Baseball News.

Some of the best news given out SO
lar this season to the followers of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-29
MODERN PAGAN TRAINS
YOUNG CHILD TO BEG

What is believed TO be q case OF vicious
parental depravity was brought TO light
last night when little 1O-year-Old Henry
Miller was caught by Probation Officer
GuardellO Brown and taken 10 the Uintah
Industrial school. From what could be
learned last night il seems that the lad
has been coached in the art OF beg
ging. and had developed into a pupil
worthy Of Fagan's tUtOrship-
Little Henry had part of his instruc-
tons down pat. but his boy mind was
not equal to emergencies. Last night he
appealed 10 r. 7. FarnsWOrth. jr. for
something that he could take home for
his fathers breakfast. In answer to =
question ne said that his parents lived at
81 North State street His bOyish plea
aroused the sympathy of Mr.. Farms
worth. and he Immediately set out for
the destitute home. accompanied by the
lad. only TO find. however, that no one
resided at that number.
The boys actions then aroused the sus-
picions OF Mr.. Farnsworth. and he called
officer Brown by telephone. Mr.. Brown
responded. and the boy then led the Of
ficer a long chase in search of his home,
but without finding the home.
Although only 10 years OF age the lad
showed that he was an adept in the art
Of deception. and il WIS only after he had
been taken to the station that his real
identity was known
IL is stated that his mother created a
sensation a year ago by advertising heF
baby for sale. The officers believe that
the boy has been sent out by his parents
to beg. and an effort Will be made to
reach them under the charge Of contrib
uting TO the delinquency Of minor.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-29

s7s7 Lincoln avenue. yesterday nloi INNS
OF spinal meningitis
Work has been resumed on the Eiaou 50
over Twenty-fOurth street aslG 4 III f;--1
workmen is now busy IN puttiHs .,Isca
l00-foot span on the east end III pi@Se
John Moline. late of Scotland. has pc
come a citizen OF the United Staless. -. q
evidenced by a certificate 70 ma
filed with the county clerk yesteruaS-
4 complaint has been filed by INT US
trict attorney charging w n - = -
with burglary Crlitcher is the man o.
cused OF having entered the Eiaoro io''--
ing house
Auditor Fred N Hess Of the Harrlmsa nr
dining car service. left last evening 10
California, accompanied by his IaIni ~
Mrs Hess will remain on the codst 10
some time for the benefit OF her hea''n-
Mrs IJta F. Sanders, who was arresteu
on the charge of having phsseS IuSee
checks. was released yesterday by JUGS ts
Murphy The officials are convinced ~
her alleged husband is the real cuIpt-.'
and viii make every effort 70 ioSa'e ii'---
Henry Nickson. arrested on the char IS
OF disturbing the peace, IalssI ~ morning
ana forfeited his bail OF $40. Three vags
were fined so each and NUMBER %
drunks remunerated the court Tor an ONei-
dose OF prediction hllarity
Mrs. Charlotte King died at the nome i.
of her daughter. Mrs Eva Limo. oooo
Adams avenue. yesterday OF oid aee NJ
gravated by an attack OF paT4iS 81 u wi
King came from England 70 l tan IN III -.
and leaves a large family IN MeDoi
county
District Attorney Halverson has 1iied
an information against w Marsgos, d
Greek. who is charged with having as
Sanlted George Papas, a fellow country
man. with a deadly weapon The 9IIense
was committed in Morgan county during
an alteration Maragos graDoeo an ~ ~ %
bar and beat Papas over the heaO' iiAiiO'
ing serious injuries
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-29
IS PREPARING FOR WAR
President Castro Of Venezuela Takes
Precautions Against Pos
sibie Hostilities.

Caracas. Sunday. Oct H-On Get -
President Castro answered the second
note from The Netherlands government,
which fixes she date of Nov l for revo-
cation OF the transshlpnaent decree OF
May If. II Was not until the following day,
Oct y. that Nenezuela's anxiously
awaited reply was delivered into the
hands Of Baron Won ZickenGortf. the Ger
man minister, who is in charge Of Dutch
Interests
Dr. Paul minister OF foreign affairs.
closes his answer 10 Holland by saying
that. as ar interruption OF diplomatic re
lallons exists today between The Meth
erianus government and Venezuela anu
as the Venezuelan government desires 10
arrive al an amicable arrangement ne
asked the government OF Holland 10 send
10 Caracas confidential agent WITH
powers and instructions TO settle all the
differences now existing
Nenezuela's answer expressed surprise
at and calls inexplicable the fact that
Holland. after having admitted in its note
the perfect right OF Venezuela TO issue
the Jransshipment decree at the same
time asks for its revocation and simulta-
neOusly makes the threat that IL will no
longer consider 10 be Of force the protocol
q lSsi. unless said decree Is revoked BY
Nov.
The protocol signed at The Hague on
Aug. -. 1874. by the special connlissl OIleT
OF Venezuela. General Garcia and the
Dutch government. was f0- the purpose
OF re-estabhshing the relation OF TREND
Snip between the Two natiOns- which -ao
been severed for nineteen years BY II
Venezuela agreed 10 drop all claims
against her. and Holland agreed TO pre-
vent conspiracies and fili5Ustering expe-
diIiODs
Holland makes no further threat in her
note. but the fact that Two Dutch war
ships lett Holland al the same time as the
note, and are now lying in the harbor OF
Curacao. has been interpreted here 10 he
a direct though mute threat that force
viii be used on Nov I 10 compel revOca-
ton OF the decree OF May Il
President Castro has answered this
threat by making all necessary naval and
military preparations TO meet any reason
able contingency. and shells for the large
coast defense guns on the La Guira noun
tains We're carried Up TO the mountains
last week Now everything is in readi-
ness in case Holland prefers 10 send the
warships instead OF the confidential agent
asked fer by Venezuela
The president although a very sick man
is apparently as decided as ever 10 resist
any use OF force
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-29
TYPHOID GERM FACTORY.
New York Woman Exudes BaciIIa
but Has Never Had the Fever.

New York. Oct 2S.-For 45a consecutive
days physicians at the detention hospital
in North Brother Island have examined
Mary Mallen in hopes that she might be
found free from typhoid germs. on sew
eral occasions no germs have been found
but on the following day they have reap
peared. and on no two successive DAYS
have they been missing The physicians
are puzzled, but say there is nothing to
do but keep the woman in the hospital
until such time IS the germs disappear
The woman was first heard OF on Long
Island where a sporadic outbreak OF ty-
pEoid occurred II was traced to her.
but she got away and in another place
obtained a position as cook The family
developed typhoid and again she moved.
only TO Be the cause Of another slight eDi-
demic Of typhoid
The woman has never shown any OF the
symptoms of the disease. but for nearly
year and a half she has been thoroughly
infected with the germs. Unless some
method OF driving bacilli from her system
is discovered Mary Mallen's address for
an indefinite period Will be the detention
hospital
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-29
STYLES HAVE CHANGED.
MIR. Bryan Says Republicans Are Not
Wearing Full Dinner Pals.

Rensselaer,. n Y. Oct ga large
crowd including many men employed in
the division roundhouses of the New York
Central railroad. stood in a heavy rain
storm today to hear William J. Bryan
speak. AS Mr.. Bryan mounted the plat
form a workman held up a dinner pail
and shouted Hello Bill; here's an empty
dinner pail"
The crowd cheered enthusiastically Mr.
Bryan devoted himself exclusively TO a
discussion OF the labor question.
styles have changed" remarked Mr..
Bryan. They are not wearing the din
ner pail so full as they used to-"
The Republican party he declared,
has no plan that looks to the relief of
the people on any question and they can
not well present plan for relief. because
having been in power for twelve years
they are responsible for the very things
from which the people need relief
Mr.. Bryan called attention 10 the four
labor propositions in the Denver plat
form and, referring to Mr. Taft's opposi-
ton 10 the trial by jury in cases of indi-
rect contempt. said that several years ago
Senator Cullom presented q petition Of
$50 600 railroad men asking for such a law.
Mr. Bryan denied that it was an attack on
the judiciary TO ask for such juries-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-29
BEVERIDGE CONVERTED.
Believes in Principal Planks OF the
Democratic Platform.

Evansville. Ind, Oct Ex-senator Albert
]. Beverage was bombarded with ques-
fions at several points during the third
DAVIS tour closing the Republican CAM
paign in Indiana
A large crowd greeted the senator al
the opera house tonight. he spoke LOT
more than an hour. discussing the guar
antee of hank deposits. the labor inJunc-
ton. the tariff and other issues
Replying to persons in his audiences
during the day the senator said ne Favored
publicity of campaign contributions. the
election of United States senators by Oh
rect vote of the people and the guaran-
tee of bank deposits. provided II DID not
produce wildcat banks, as he oelieVed
the plan advocated by Mr. Bryan would
do.
How about Hartmann" shouted some
one in the hall
The only thing ! know about Harri-
man." said the senator. is that he Is not
for Taft for president" This statement
was greeted with applause
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-29
Ogden Briefs.

Judge Howell was attending to court
matters IN Morgan yesterday
A marriage license was issued yester-
day 10 Ward Meyer Of Gooding. Ida am
Miss Stella Coin Of Wellington, Kan.
Bert Jacobs and Mrs E. b. Lancaster
were fined SO each by Judge NurnhI-
yesterday morning for opium smoking.
Forestry Supervisor Fem of St An
thOny. Ida. is in the city Comforting with
Engineer Nicholson.
Judge II. H. Rolapp is confined To his
home with severe cold contracted while
on recent trip to Idaho.
a warrant was issued yesterday for
the arrest of Francis LeBo on COMPLAINT
OF May Johnson. who accuses LeBo OF
having assaulted AID beaten her.
E B. Bayly. chief engineer of the OK
nard Sugar factory OF California is IN
the city looking over the Ogden, Logan
and Garland factories
Amy. the u-year-old daughter of Mrs.
Ida Cook. died at the family residence.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-29
LIFE IMPRiS0NM EMIT.
Soldier Who Killed Companions Is
Sentenced.

Manila. Oct 2S-Private Mike Beecham
OF the First cavalry. who ran amuck at
Camp StOttsenburg last May and killed
four Of his comrades, was sentenced TO
life Imprisonment today by the trial court
before which he appeared. The court took
the view that the crime was unpremedi-
tated and the result OF a sudden fit OF
anger. Under the Spanish law. therefore
the court held that the circumstances
in the case did not warrant the inflictiCl
Of the death penalty
Eeecham will appeal from this sentence
although the supreme court. 10 which his
appeal must be directed. has the power
to substitute the death penalty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-29
AUTO HIT BY STREET CAR.
w. C. Howell and AIonzo Rogers
Have Narrow Escape

". c. Howell and Alonzo Rogers had a
narrow escape with their lives shortly
after l o'clock yesterday afternoon. when
an automobile in which they were riding
was struck by a street car and demol-
ished- The occupants escaped unhurt.
with the exception of few slight
bruises
with his auto, accompanied by Mr.. Rog-
ers and was driving his machine west
along Twenty-fifth street at the intersec-
ton with Grant avenue. He saw a street
car coming east from the depot and
waited for II to pass. when he turned to
cross the track just as another car came
rapidly I'D behind him on another track
and struck the front portion OF the ma
chine dragging il some distance and
throwing il from the track badly wrecked.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-29
Democratic Ticket.

SECOND JUDICIAL. DISTRICT.
For District Judge.
CHARLES c. RICHARDS.
For District Attorney.
VALENTINE GIDEON.
WEBER COUNTY TICKET.
Senator.
SHERMAN s SMITH
Representatives,
CHARLES T. CIRCUIT
WILLIAM Il. LOWDER-
PETER FOLKMAN
ERNEST T SPENCER
County Commissioners.
For four-year term
JOHN L HERRICK
For two-year term
JAMES r BEUS-
County Clerk
JOHN a JUNK.
County Sheriff,
WILLIAM II ANDERSON.
County Treasurer.
DONALD D. MKAY.
County Recorder,
FRANCIS H. WRIGHT
County Assessor,
JOHN B. TRIMBLE.
County Attorney.
ARTHUR E PRATT.
County Surveyor.
WASHINGTON JENKINS.
Constable. Ogden City Precinct
BEN TERNES.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-29
VOTE WILL BE LARGER.
Probably Will Be Over 10000 Bal
lots Cast in Weber County,

From the best information obtainable
Weber county will cast a greatly in
creased vote this year At the county
election two years ago the city OF ogden
the county about One-h2lf OF that The
vote was 1928. The energetic work of
both parties, however during the past
two days. in getting the voters 10 register,
has revealed a largely increased number
OF new voters, which added TO the stay
at-home vote of two years ago should
bring the total registered vote OF the city
and county to nearly 1000 If as is usu-
ally the case, not more than IS per cent
of them vote, the county will cast about
10 Ael
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-29
FOUL MURDER.

Charleston. w Va, Oct. 2s-Grafton
Starbuck. aged As a miller of Gauley
Bridge. was shot and instantly killed as
he was leaving his home today by an IN
known assassin. Mr.. SIarbuck was active
in the recent fight against saloons IN Fay
cite county. Ii is known that the muir
dered man was afraid of trouble since
the county went dry.