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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-03

date Taft declared in bf
speech, that there ars ao.l
ules that must be Fevlsas
er rate. 1t means that
fed contributor to this sa .sly al
paign will insist that 6saEs "a
hursed. Who is better s0,s y nIs
this pusillanimous work tulpped 4
Payne and Albert j. Hopss,lssn ScIla
OF course, not to exclnda All
Dalzell?-Pittsburg Post. 00r d
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-03

la face of the fact that TAFT and
sherman IN thair speeches are telling
"a thai hos democratic admiGisEsa'
tionK mean hard iiaass. there IA a
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-09-03
THE IDAHO RECORDER


EaasTsd January q, igoA a. seepnd-slass
maisss. ID the peasuttsce al salmon. Idaho.
anAes Act "a Congress ~ March 4. 1871,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
ROME ZWYCZAJE.

Kazdy kraj kazdy nar6d maja
swoje zwyczaje, kt6re zwykle "a
rezultatem obserwacji natury. o..
ne 50 zalezne cd klimatu, ctocze'-
MIA j, z-6ie] bogactra krajowego
Nasz spos6b zYcia r6zni sic Cd
wszystkich innychkraj6w, lecz
do6wiadczenic uczy mas, BE to ida
RIA sic : aami najiepiej. Jeden =
najroznmnielszYch zwyczaj6w "A
lnerYkalskiego Narodn, jest, "
wiosennym sez,nie, oczyszczanie
krwi, kt6ra " zimowych miesiiia~
each zebrala wlele wydz,elin -
jest tylko jedno lekarstwo, kt6re
czysci krew v naturally spos6b,
Trlnera Amerykahskl Elixir Gcrz-
biego Wilma. On ME zawiera pota-
szu, me, kurjuszu, AM zadnej tru-.
clzny, j dlategonie rujnuje zolad-
IA Dziala6 OH bedzie ma organa
trawjenia zmusi is do .normalnej
piracy: pokarm bedsie dok3adnie
przstrawlony i zamie irony ma czy-
sta krew, co szybko nape4ni vase
tyfy. Jekeli czujesz sic PREY gne--
biony, I'm :ezony, mas konstypsc-
10y 80 g. s..-.: -. sl.G.1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
MARSZAHA n D.

a@S4s{gE. rs. SaGAEH 5.aas.gE4S &s #
Teraz gospodarze sic krrzzata'a
PREY aiewachl2 .lpiekkn1na pogo
d. 'splrra /, 4 To- e juz gu
cho Jest.
" pplrrize5sszlylm1, ygodniuSspa-
lily secztery sklady browar-
ls slIi v Vi! Oslo l,'tll',',, - MINI. Jest to
n1 laf rodacy
sadkam1is..piWo kupuia, tax
nieomal bylo ~ na 6W. piwa
.:s. E
Nasz / . .sW l Be. proboszcz
WaldoW a1z u. w,,,yyieBchatl v po-
niediziiailealkl: . do Minnesoty
.dzie ma wziac udzial " ce-
remonjach bierzmoWania.
PARAFIANIN.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
Ma sprzedaz lub do
WYdZierzaWienia

sk3ad obuwia innych to-
war6w potrzebnych ola ME
wiast j mezczyzn; z poWoluu
.zaprzestania interesu Jest
tanio DO nabycia. Dom q. MOI 81,
% take q k,Hul,piiycl| Tub wgyde;zzii1eaqrr5
zawic. 20 blizsze informacYe
MONA Die zglosic pod adre:
sem: MICHAK GULL
Glen Lyon, Pa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
.Sprzedaz licytacyjna p0-
SiadfOSCi farlnerskiej.

200 ARROW gruntu, poiozo-
ne W gminie Buffalo j Cross,
w}asnosc spadkowa pc. zmar-
lynn Korneliuszu Gleason,
sp1zedana bedzie ma pubiicz-
nej licytacyi przez admin
stratora majetnodci, " sobo-
to 1890 maja,, 1908, Q LEI
godzinle pred po1udniem.
Sprzedaz odbedzie sic "
.hotelu W Marshland W pc.
Wiecie Buffalo.
Okolo osiemdziesiat ARROW
.tego gruntu Jest dobrej sian
nej laki. Wielka Geese re-
szty gruntu mole bye upra-
wiana. .z.,.
o blizsze i~nformacyei wa
runki zglosic sic do D.. r
.O'Brien, Administrator, VII
mona, Mimi. aldo do Fitz-
patrick & Buck.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
lz.lllz] D G J; N
MIEJSCOWE

w NIEDZIELE Wieczorem
W sail pod koscio1emm ]urzae-
dza parafia sw. Stanislawa
|Kostki obch6d rocznicy ma
DANA Konstytucyi trzeciego
Maja. Przy tel sposobnosci
uchwalone beda take rezo-
lucye, pietnujace gwalty
.pruskie, j zalozony protest
przeciw tym 6 valtom; obch6d
przeto bedzie wy1acznie ola
doroslych obywatelek j oby-
wateli. [Dla dzieci u lzadzi.
sic obch6d os6bny p6zniej.]
.Przemawiac bede Przewiel.
Ksiadz Pralat D. Majer, Wiel.
KS. J. Cara 2 Pine Creeku
j inni wiel. ksieza, a takze
p. Jakub Satka. Ma pro.
gram zreszta,. opr6cz NOV,
z!oza sic spiewy, d~eklamacye
i muzyka. Wystepowac beda:
Kapela polska, orkiestra,
Choir Arya i dzieci. szk6lne.
Mieli tez bye m6wcy angiel-
scy; ale wybory j%esienne
stane}y ma przeszkodzie.. Do
ch6d, jaki sic <zebierze prey
tel okazyi, przeznaczony jest
ma wsparcie student6w, kt6-
rych Prusak "a jezyk polski
re szk6l wyzszych wydalil, a
kt6rzy teraz ko6czyc musza
studya "a granica.
Poczatek obchodu Q pol
:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
Pokrzepiajacy tOWarZysz

LEN.ET1sIS1-g.-
CT syczujas'potrzebe pokrze-
'pienia, znaJlfds pewne wyprdbowa
ne lekarsitw7a " sEVEKY ZokAD-
KOWYCH GORZK1CH KROP-
LACHs To wzmacnpiajace lekarstwo..
dzie.a lagoodnie, leczI uus'uwa vssel..
kie so}adkowe nieczystode', nApra-
via apetyt. dale pravidloWe dzia
}anie srujnowanJm organom j
wz N oaly system sprobojcie
go bedziecie zachwycen,! Bntelki.
po soc albo possl.oo, Pytajcie va
szeggo aptekaraa : ME; gdyby on
n,e mial, ppi i !, s. DO lls 20 otrzy
manu- t5-.eo pof6llemyWam szesd
3wielkieh bateleksoplacalso kosztal
.sxspressu.sR Co, c.
dar Rapids, Iowa:
KEN 49, HS4SS%sx s@ssf4 49, $50 y -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
Ma sprzedaz.

Nizej podpisany, admin
strator pozostalosci po Kazi.
maerzu Radomskim, bedzie
odbierac licytacye dnia 9go,,
j pc 9tym maja 1908, ma po-
siadlosc pc zmsr}ym, sk}ada-
jaca sic 2 zachodniej polowy
.(W4) Lofty pierwszej Cd "
bloku dwudziestym czwartym
(24) podzia}u Hamiltona W
mie6cie Winona, Minnesota.
Ia posiadlosc bedzie spree
dana ola uporzadkowania po-
zostalo6ci pc zmar}ym.
Dano 4 kvietaia, 1908.
WAWRZ.
115Ac hatfield VI.
administrator.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

WE WTOREk 0 9tej po-
przysiegli sobie wiernosc do
zgonna r. Walenty Thrun,
syn znaneg0 kamleniarza 10,
zefa Thruna, 2 parma Ro-
zalia Kowalewska, c6rka An
drzeja ~Kowalewskiego 2 ka-
miennej drogi. Stub pob}ogo-
slawif Wiel. ks. proboszcz J.
Pacholski, do boku stali p.
Jan Kowalewski, brat milo
del pani i siostra narzeczo.
nego parma Zofia Thrun. Go.
dy weselne odbyly sic " do.
mu rodzic6w mlodej PAM.
Mlodzi panstWo ieszcze W
tym tygodniu wyjezdzaja do
Winton W :p6fnocnej Mime
socie, gdzie p. Thrun ma
W pewnym wielkim.
sk1adzie. Szcze6c Boze!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
Cd -czYartku

-. -1EE..
POCZAW SZY Cd czWartku
sprzeaawat bede wszystkiye
toWary q. wielee taniej niz
dotad, przy k%upoWaniu kaz-
dy zobaczy r6znice W Genie
sprzedawq'ac; lbede %mianowicie
meskie ubrania do
roboty, towary ma suknie,
bielizne, wog6te --wszystko.
Przekonajcie sie. Korzystaj
Gle ze sgpcsobno6ci. Kto
wpierw przyjdzie, wybierze
lepiej.
j. p 1AlP[
57-E E. 4ta ul.
przez ulice cd polskiego
koscio1a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
Nai1nliaT kfOpot6W

Observation-Disclosures zatamoWanl,llea
E;watroby &toI9IdKlIa,ab sie uHolnIiIte
ti,od stego ib6dIdqqssaeisou,wy t66scsoWo6eeiii
i cd truciizinysi laka wytWarza z6H
nhyWsjjcieD1f' New LITE I1;e
PiHs,ssnaijllepiiess ssssslprraseczsyyssczajjascc ace
sskt6re praou,ljja besg .ggalecenia uto q
,kkkaaln,iia,s 25eI " apttece ~ ] Kow wa
ssss yz#.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
PRZEDSTAWIENIE urza.

PRZEDSTAWIENIE urza-
dzone przez StoWarzyszenie
" parafii 6w. Stani.
s1awa Kostkis " zeszla ME
dziele Pc nieszporach wypa-
do bardzo dobrze. Dziswcze
q, Wg,tszystkie, wyuczyly sic
sWych r6l dobrze ma panied
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

THa.E [@4s- R1 t&t;-E AeAEs az $3.50
Wyborna grunta farmer
skie " Wiskonsinie, Mime
socie i Polud. Dakocie, W
zamian "a pnsiadlo6ci W mie-
5cie jake cze6t wplaty. Zg}o.
sic sic albo lp,iisac pod. adre.
sem: D 5.=..='
g. H:s5ccornwall 6 c..
Ponad Pierwss:z,y,l'm Bankiem
NarodowYm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

Dwu ~miesieczny
procent pc 3 cd sta
p}atny ! lipca 1908,
cd wszystklch depo-
%nowanych pieniedzy
" %pierWszych plecin
dniach marca 1898
W Winohskim Depo-
sit Banku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
,,WlIARUss czwartek dnia Soo:goi KzVyiietttin'aaL, 1908,

Fanny Gl61bkk6'Wny zaac t1h't
csaly public,z,anl,,o''Ss'lc' !. s y pie
kllnrym 6piewem.. 5lPF.alnl1n1.as.lKz.ul,a-
s6wna oddeklasim1luoWa1a dlug!i
wiers,iz "C(-zzy to ia, czzy ME
jja zasluguje ma pochwa1e
DO sobie musiala zada6 Wiele
trudu, a oddeklamo,Wala go
bezb}ednie, parma Tabat6wnnal
odegrala bardzo dobrze role
Kokoci6skiej, poPedl wei
z!osliWej gospodyni, 9 ma osta-
tex komedyjka 'Tu lest mysz''
Wszystkich ubawila. Szko-
ia tylko, il ME many hall "
kt6rej by mlodziez miala Cd
powiednie miejsce ma wy.
stepy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

J0ZEF INTER zamieszka-
10 .pn. 873. wsch. Wabasha
vi. zostal niebezpiecznie po-
kaleczony nozem, podczas
gdy chcia} rozpedzi6 biiacych
sic kilku chlopak6w ma ulicy
Z Mich, Wiktor Male-
wicki dobyl noza i zadai xii
ka glabokich ran Introwi.
Policyant Paszkiewicz chcia1
aresztowa6 Malewickiego, a
gdy ten staWiaf op6r, zosta1
przez Paszkiewicza uderzony
.paika i o%dstawiony ma poll
eva. TAX to sic bawi nasza
m}odziez. i
- -. r"gg+lY = @a.. &Ef@ - =. ::
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

u r4-s. ~ n tEa-Js.". -L.-t- -
W ZEsZhA niedziele, po-
niedzialek j wtorek bawi}
wiel. ks. B.. Duran! W Mime
apoIis, pomagajac tam y pa:
rafii 6w. Krzyza W piracy Cd
pustowej :podczas 4Osto 90
dzinnego naboze6stwa w
niedziele podazy} " tym sa-
mym celu do Minneapolis,
Wiel. ks. P. Kupferachmidt
a w poniedziaiek Wiel. ks.
j. Cara z Pine Creek, Wis.
Hf'E- @y hGN~= S1-FL" Sf.H h.r-EII'.: &arG tEa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

DWu miesieczny
%procent po 4 Cd sta.
pfatny ! Iipca 1908
Cd wszystkich depo-
nn,oWaalnych pienliiePdzy,f
%sk}adanych pred, Tub l
dnia 4 Marca 1908,
" naszym Winen skim
han,ku oszczednos--
>ci Winona Savings
Bank. ].
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

Dwu miesieczny
procent pc 3 cd sta
|. lipca 1903,
cd w%szystkich zdepo-
%nowanych plenjedzy
" pierwszych pieciu
dniach marca 1903
" Winoisklm Depo-
sit Banku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

Dwu %miesieczny
procent pc 4 Cd sta
platny ! lipca 1908
Cd wszystkich dero-
%nowanych p~ieniedzy
sk}adanych pred, lub
dnia 4 Marca 1908, W
naszym Wlnohskim
banku ~oszczednosci
(Winona Savings
Bank
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30
E-- sfS,s!ST<+r- - -
Ma sprzedaz.

Wyborne grunta farmerskie
" Minnesota j Wiskonsinie.
Posisad1o6elisW miescie bic
rze'lm1y " zamian jake Geese
.wplaty.
Bierce; Wilber & Go.
" bloku Model,
Winona, Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-30

3 Ceny ta1gowe. 8
% 20 ~ ~ 90 20
WINONA
WINONA
.Pszenica, maka passa cytowalnnee,
przez Bay State Milling Go.

o0OAAA0ts3 - & = IT s-A@"~s .ars-a1H
przez Bay State Milling Go.
Pszenica mr.. ? wlosenna .... Les
Maka - Patent w. "a beozskel 81 60:
Straight &5.49G
Zyto-z "a buszel. !. ..7Oo
Len nasienie- "a bluszel ~. 163i
Koniczyna.. I. . ~. 36.0o so.
Jeozmieh - Nr. 2 $3.50. 6s- q
:" Nj. 8 $685.. So 50
Tymotka. ....... .....3 .25 1888
Kukurydza ((corn) ~. 1880. 70.
OWES IS. 400
Ground Feed "a tone, $4,000
Feed Bran. ....... $4,000
Middlings... $50. $24.O
Siano -tymotka. ...... - 10
dixie. $50. ~. rs
K%artofle, baszel. ...... 60c-6ac.
Masio, funt. $3.50. 22s-25o
Mod, funt............, l3c. l4c
Jaja, tuzin............. .~.l2-sl3.
SWINE &ywe ...... $5.0o-5'5o
bite...... $3.50 100
Bydio - zywe...... So. $4,000
q. bite...... 81. Uo-$e.oo'
Jagnieta. ..2ywe......s5.5o--S6 %
Jagnieta-bite.... 80. Sic. oo-bl2 90:
Owce =: zywe ........ &~a.o0-$4.0O
bite .... $7.00--$s.OO
CialetA 1--WE 80. $4.Oo--$5.0O
bite IS. CO-$6. so
CHICAGO
Pszenlca wlosenna. !. 92c-95
oszenlca zlmowa. ...a5c- CSC
Corn -. -. S........ 62c-6Sc
Observation-Disclosures. $1.08--$l.l8
Jeozmien .............. Go SO
zyto............. -. Toe = Z. 10
Byd&o tuczne........ 50 s5-s7 rs
zwykle Z So. 81: s5-f5 Is
Uieleta. IS. 25-S6. so
The Washington times., 1908-07-10
STEEL TRAP CATCHES
FARMER IN ITS JAWS
Man Falls, Breaking Arm, and Wife
Finds Hin al Night Half
Conscious.

GREENW GOD. De-. July io.-Caught
in steel trap. Hiram Conoway. far
lner. near here. was held for half
Gay until rescued by his wife. Como
way. young man. came here few
months ago. moving on n small farm
near the town. where he hoped TO make
his future aome.
After dinner the young man shoulder
cd his ak and gTubbiEg hoe and started.
presumably for a small patch Of pines
near the house. but afterWard changed
his mind and went 10 a swampy part
OF the farm % clear os the timber
there. He worked Tor a short time
when, IN moving around. he was sud
denly caught around the leg by jaws
OF steel.
With a jerk ne attempted 70 escape,
but fell 10 the ground, breaking his
right arm. A quick examination show
ed hin. that he ald become fastened IN
an old rusty steel trap, which had been
hidden beneath the leaves in the woods.
He tried 70 pry himself loose but with
the broken arm he could do nothing,
and every movement only brought hun
more pain.
Suffering from his broken arm and
the teeth of the trap. he yelled until
ne was hoarse. and half conscious he
lay there until after dark, when his
frightened wife finally found him. She
dragged and carried him nearly a mile
10 their home. The man will recover,
unless blood poison comes from tho
rusty teeth OF the trap.
The Washington times., 1908-07-10
THREE THROWN OUT
AS CAR HITS BUGGY
Driver Attempts TO Cross in Front
of a Rockville-Bound
Car.

Henry ShUghrue, thirty-foUr years OF
age. of Bethesda. Nd: Mrs Mary Jet.
and her son. Walter Jetr, had narrow
escape from serious injury in a car
riege accident early this morning The
trio were returning to bethesda about !
o'clock, after spending the evening with
friends in Washington. when the acct
dent occurred.
Shughrue attempted to cross in front
of a north bound Rockville car on Wis
consin avenue near the District line.
The car struck the vehicle with terrific
force, the crash coming almost before
the mOtOTman had an opportunity to
apply his brakes or reverse the CurreI.t.
All of the occupants were throw1i TO
the ground, and the buggy demolished.
Shughrue, the most seriously injured,
was brought to Washington on a car
and removed TO the Georgetown Uni
versity Hospital. where the doctors said
he was suffering from bruises about the
head and body. Mrs. Jet and her son
WIRE only slightly hurt.
The car which struck the buggy was
the last one leaving Washington for
Rockville last night. and was filled with
passengers. Many persons were thrown
from the seats when the crash came,
and there was considerable excitement
over the accident.
The Washington times., 1908-07-10
RAYMOND'S RECORD
SENT TO ST. LOUIS
Requisition and Transcript
of Trial-Convicted of
Libeling Officials.

Armed with requisitiOn papers and a
transcript Of the courts record, Central
ONCE Detective Frank Baur has gone to
St. Louis to be present at the hearing
of Albert NJ. Raymond, convicted OF
libel. and for whom the Washington
detective force has been searching for
nearly four years.
Indictments were returned by the
grand jury against Raymond for libel
ing Major Sylvester. Superintendent OF
Police; Building Inspector Ashford,
James NJ Wood, and Charles r. Lus-
cOmbe. Letters of a libelous nature
We're written to the District Commits
siOns, in which he charged corruption
OF various departments
Convicted in the Criminal Court, he
was sentenced to five years in the peni-
Tertiary. An appeal was noted, and
pending a hearing he was released in
5000 bail. The Court of Appeals af-
firmed the findings of the lower court
and Raymond disappeared.
The Washington times., 1908-07-10
"ANANIAS" HOBSON
JOINS BROTHERHOOD
President Nominates and Elects
Him Because of Jap Speech.
Misses Shorter Word Degree.

OYSTER BAY. July 10. - Richmond
Pearson Hobson to the Ananias Club
elected Nominator, Theodore Roose-
Welt
That's where the hero OF the Merri-
mac" is today. When the President
heard the SOutherner's statement made
TO the Denver convention that he had
said, There exists the greatest 3rooa-
bility OF war with Japan" he promptly
denied II, emitting 10 use, however, the
shorter and uglier" word. For MN
Secretary Loeb said;
THE Congressman must nave DeeH
irisauCted. The President not only never
made such a remark, but never made
any remark even remotely resembling
it All that the President has ever sall
Is that II there was a sufficient navy
there would never be any possiOility -
This country getting into a foreign
war
The Washington times., 1908-07-10

SI7-s8 Radium RefriEerator.
With outside case Of genuine
ash in oak finish, brass trim
mlngs, all parts removable ana
galvanized lined. warranted
in every detail: 100 lbs. ice
capacity saleS19 O g
The Washington times., 1908-07-10
HATTERAS STORM
MOVING NORTHWARD

A special storm warning issued today
by the weather Bureau reads;
Disturbance near Hatteras viii move
northward. and cause fresh and N
creasing northeaSterly winds on the
middle Atlantic coast during the next
twenty-four hours
The Washington times., 1908-07-10
A SLIGHT DIFFERENCE.

First Roommate-What's that you
got. a billet doux2
Second Litto-Not; a bill over due
Exchange
The Washington times., 1908-07-10
Leave business Cares Behind

when starting on your outing; have
Union Trust CO, 18th and II SITS, act as
your general gent. All business duties
faithfully disCh. urged Reasonable rates.
ADV.
The Washington times., 1908-07-10

S1.zs to Baltimore and Return.
Every day VIA THE Electric Line
Tickets at 18th ST. and New YORK ave
NV. Twilight ex ,ursiOns 800 round trip
after 4 p. m.-ACyt.
The Washington times., 1908-07-10

sIs.Io, Columbus, Ohio, AVID Return,
Baltimore & Ohio. July 10 to 70. valid
for return until July "a Consult agents.
|-Advt
The Washington times., 1908-07-10
Summer Tourist Rates Via Baltimore

and Ohio on sale daily TO Jersey Sea-
shore resorts, Adirondack Mountains,
Northern New YOri- New England,
Canadian Provinces. .NUva Scotia, Ale
gheny Mountains resort also to many
Western points If contemplating rail
or water tour for pleas ire or recrea-
ton. consult agents at 14l7 G street or
Gl9 Penna. ave They will be helpful TO
yOu.-Adv.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-16
JOHN CLINE FOR MURDER Arrested at Mesa for the
 Edwards Assassination His Name Had Been ASSO-
 ciated With the Crime
 From the Beginning.

John Cline was arrested yesterday at Mesa for the murder of Charles FL wards on Tonto Creek above Roosevelt
 last Friday night. A telegram was re- ceived by Sheriff Hayden yesterday from Sheriff Thompson of Globe, di-
 recting the arrest of Cline. who was said to be or his way to Phoenix. | Deputy Sheriff Adams at once left i for Evergreen. there being a supposi-
 ton that Cline might come that road and not come to Phoenix at all. At the
 same time, Sheriff Hayden sent tel
 ephone message to Tempe and Mesa.
 directing the officers at those places to be oa the lookout for Cline.
 | About o'clock in the evening Cline appeared at Mesa and was taken into custody by Officer Burton. who in formed the office of the sheriff of the arrest Burton said that Cline eX- pressed no surprise at his arrest and declined to make any statement A i telephone message was sent to Ever
 green to intercept Deputy Sheriff Ad-
 ans and directing him to cross to Mesa and bring Cline in. It was not 1 though that he would arrive with the prisoner before this morning Sheriff l Thompson of Gila county has been in- formed of the arrest and he will send ! for Cline at once.(
 | As soon as word was received in 1 Phoenix of the assassination of Ed
 wards those who knew of his relations | in the Tonto Creek country at once thought of Cline. for it was known that there was a feud of long stand l ing between the murdered man and the Cline family.
 It was also recalled that Edwards. who had been in Phoenix few days before, had told friend that if he should ever be found dead in that part of the country. he would have been killed by either John Cline or his son. Whether any more definite informa- tion fixing the guilt upon Cline has been secured in the investigation at
 Roosevelt is not known, but it was announced on Sunday night that ar rests would be made on Monday. On
 Tuesday night. word was received here
 that TO clue had yet been secured.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-16

Mrs. B. Smyth, San Francisco; A. D. Brown. Cleveland; Jacob Sebastian, H. C. Hayward. Cleveland.
 Those registering at the Ford yes terday were; O. c. Bale. r. R. Rivers. Los Angeles; Van P. Curmin. Chicago; M. H. McCOrd and wife. Nogales {: Charles Parvin, Peoria; F. R. Ewing, T. F. Gooding, W. w. Chadwick, AL buquerque.
 At the Commercial yesterday were; Harry MarkovitZ, Loo s Angeles; George w. Webb. Tucson; E. Kothe and wife. Los Angeles; J. J. Brown. Roswell; Colin Campbell.
Arizona republican., 1908-01-16

of Kingston, Ohio. were arrivals in Phoenix yesterday.
 John Hansen of Prescott was a bus mess visitor here yesterday
 F. F. Ewing of Princeton Inc. was among the arrivals yesterday.
 T. c. Mills and wife of Florence, spent yesterday in Phoenix
 NJ. P. Whitney and wife of Los An geles are visitors in the city.
 Colin Campbell of AshfOrk was here yesterday on business.
 The following were guests at the HCtel Adams yesterday. T. C. Norris, Paul Burks. Prescott; P. M. Macleod. New York; Nj. L. West, Guthrie. Okla;
Arizona republican., 1908-01-16
RECORDERS OFFICE.

Mason n. Novinger ct al to Marga- ret T. Dunlap, deed, lot = Blk. q Cap ital Addn.
 Manuel Valdivia to Rebecca Mac Carney Belkshire, deed lot 55 High land Addn
Arizona republican., 1908-01-16
TRANSCRIPT OF RECORDS.

The following transcripts of the rec ords of the offices of the district clerk. the probate court and the county re- corder are furnished by the Arizona Abstract & Title company.
 The records for yesterday were:
Arizona republican., 1908-01-16
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D. A. Geraly and wife and child of Montclair. New Jersey. were among the visitors arriving in the city yes terday.
 Nelson Dresback and F. J. kittinour
Arizona republican., 1908-01-16

3s PIECES OF Al QUALITY WASH
 ABLE TAFFETA STlK-In black, white and solid colors. such as cardi- nal myrtle, reseda, grey, rose, pink. sky blue, navy, brown, tan, etc.-a silk that will neither crack nor split and never sold for less than 75c Dur
 ing this sale at. yard. ... .55c 27 INCH WHITE JAP SlLK-Abso- lutely pure Silk, the washable kind, so much used for shirts, shirt waists and full dresses, banner soc value, Sale price, yard. .39c
Arizona republican., 1908-01-16

OUR COMPLETE LINE OF 36 INCH
 PEAu DE CYGNE--In black, white and desirable colors. the genuine arti- cle with that soft, lustrous finish, sold anywhere and everywhere at S1.50 per yard-in this sale at, yard. .9Sc 36 INCH WHITE JAP SIlK-The kind with the Surah finish, the very acme of superb value giving, a peach" at the regular price of SIPS. During this sale at, yard. ...... .S9c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-30
RATE
CASE DECIDED

Mind that has been handed down
since the passage of the interstate
rate Law BY congress-. and IN. Tlr.
tory won b. Luther M Walter. the
special attorney for thu Interstate
commerce commissions. today. means
that the railroad company cannot
attack the new rate GA 0reNon lam
heF shipments ON any legal gruand.
and must contend that u Il confiH
sat0ry II n IN desired to have tha
court review H.
The interstate commerce rnHmis.
elou'a demurrer and the testimony
given hY the railroad attorneys AZ
ths hearing 81 the demurrer has
ahut or any legal attack on The
fixing ot rates unless the rasiroad
desires 70 appeal The case to the
supreme court ~ the United States
Meanwhile the Injunction has not
h~en iasued. aud th9 iow lumber
rate wilf be la effect
The decision favora The smaller
lunhersaen Of Oregon ia their ftxht
against = rate of ss.fe on humber
from willamette river points o.
san Francisco haY points THE o
r. a y must n0w eonfinas az least
Tor the present. thc rate of 81 so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-30
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