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New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
CENlETERTEA
zHE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

e aa4rv Accessible h. Ear. train rom Grand Cs1tzl
Station Webster and Jerome avenue trosys and oy r-
rags Lots $50 up Telsnhone 4s3 Granercy for Book
OF Views representative
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

Ned Wayburn. stage director Of the Shubert
scal productions, who staged The Midnight Sons
became a father Sunday evening. and the occa-
sion was celebrated by all the company. Many
presents for the latest member Of the Wayburn
family, who is a boy, and will be named Edward c
Wayburn. jr., were received.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
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New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

Henry b Harris announces the engagement of
Ethel Brandon fer prominent part in Martha
Morton's play 'On the Eve" which will be pro-
duced for the first time in New York IN September.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
UNDERWRITERS
SDeciaI Notices.

FRANK z CAMPBELL. PATS West 23d Sc CnaPel%
Private Rooms Private Anabulances~ Tel 1924 ChalS
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Gertrude Hoffman, returned TO Hammersten s
Roof Garden last night. reviving her two classic
dances "A Vision Of Saloue" and "Mendelssohn s
Spring Song" An augmented orchestra Of thirty
musicians and instead OF six dancers were used
in the production Other features We're Miss An
nette Kellermann, Bedini and Arthur and Maud
RcChez.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
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New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

George N Belden was engaged yesterday by the
Wagenhals 4 Kemper Company stage manager
of the Paid in Full" company that viii open the
Astor Theatre August 2. Two other companies
are rehearsing the Eugene Walter play in The
same theatre under direction Of the author.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

Robert Cummings and Charles Wyngate were yes
terday added 10 the company that is being en-
gagged support Margaret Anglin in the production
Of The Awakening Of Helena Ritchie" at tbs
Savoy Theatre in September.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13

Among the passengers who win sail to-day for
Europe
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
Canadian Rates

Mail sutscIlpJIlns u NeW lork Llty % Ne DAI1 -
T~RI WEEKLY viii be charged cent a copy extra
poztase in addition 70 the rates named above.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
Rates TO Foreign Countries

Fer RoiatS Il EGr2Re a24 r-S al ii be "A afied as
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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-21
Col q Few

Ward ketoham. oi Miftiin Township.
Pa convicted Of having been implicat-
ed IN the larceny Of twenty bushels OF
wheat valued at ssl .OS, and who has q
record Of two peuitentiary sentences be-
bind him, one Of fourteen months for
larceny in LuseFne Cousty, and the 9TH
er of two yeara aud six manths in ans
other county, WAS aentenced Friday by
Judge Evans to thirty years cpnAne-
lent in the psnilentiary, the longest
aentence eycr imposed in the courts Of
that county.
Ketchsm wac dased and fell backward
into his chair when he beard the sen.
tenoe pronounced, WHICH probably senda
him to prison for the rest Of his life,
The sentenoe Wac reluctantly imposed
by Judge Evans. who announced that be
could not exercise his discretion in the
matter, as the act OF Assembly pass ID
May 10, 10, 1909, exactly fitted the
case
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-21
THE WESTLAND CRY
Good Citizens Of the Crowded
Districts Of the Cities Wanted
in the Westlend

"Wheat. corn and oats have outdone
themselves in fecuEdity, and mighty
will be this years harvest with d,O00,-
600 bushels Of corn, 100000 900 Of
wheat, and rornd billion of oats. Go
west, men out OF work."
So breaches last weeks Collier's
and the sermon is full Of the meat Of
truth.
Tho west stands with open arms, hun
gering for share Of that vast stream Of
population which we arg told concer-
trates and stagnateR in idleness 10 tho
great centerg Of population Of the east.
Our wise men have no more vital prob
lens before them today than the ques
tion of Low to distribute the sprplus Of
humanity, that ig Aghting for existence
in the big cities. Is it not ANOMALOUS,
even grotesque, that our cisies SHOULD
be groanipg with On overload OF idle
population while our farmers must see
many of their crops perish for lack OF
help at harvest time, or what is almost
as bad, see the lands that might add
their millions to the worlds breadstuffs,
lying unused and idle2
A Jacob Riis who can solye this prob.
lem-how to depopulata the tenemants
by populating the farms, may well lay
claim to the name of a beneiactor OF his
race.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-21
SECRET SERVICE
Russia Now Has Complete System
in the United States

In every large city and IN many small
Ter ones Of the United States the Rus
sian government has q stat Of secret
service men. who closely watch for aigns
OF revolutionary tendenpieg among their
expatrjated eounsrymen.
spy system riva!ing that maintained
in France by RnasIa, WHICH waa barred
by the recent AEeff oxposg, es, l.
disclosed Ly tho chaygea OF Anton
rrapp, who Gys years ago was forged
So fee from Russia because OF bis
aifiliation with g student Fsdieel oygani-
satioD.
ono oity OF America is free from a
suspected Russiau,r declares Trapp-
every marked man Ia watched, and
should he ever step inside the horders
of Rusaia. the fate Of those who plot
against the czar and his rVlc awaits
him
81 myself know OF more than dozen
agents of the Russian government who
are not officially accredited to the
United States" sail Trapp Monday,
and they are in New York. How
many mors are here and how many are
scattered about the country, no onp
outside tho organization knowa.A
rFapp epeaks at FIRST hand. Five
years ago, when the prospects OF the
Russian revolutioniats seemed brightest,
he was student at the pniyersity OF st
Pete urg. 1t was just before the time
Of the historic massacre that he BECAME
involved in the movement, and because
he had relative in the secret SER
vice, Trapp is not now a prisoner in ST.
beria
He secured passport by trickery and
started for Amer lea. The police had
planned wholesale attack upon the So.
ciety of which he was a member.
Trapp has been pupil in a Boston
scnool, where he was working his way,
but short time ago he came to New
York.
"Russians have known for long time
the presence OF the czar's spies in Amer
ica." Trapp said Monday. est. Peters
burg has a regularly established, il not
openly avowej, spy bureau in every big
city in America, and in most OF those in
Europe.
"The recent Azef exposure, when it
was shown that the recogniz d head
If the Paris bureap had once teen rev.
o'u ionist. in order to betray the evolu
tionists' secrets, developed the fact
that Azef some years ago, under
another name, was chief Of the secret
service Office maintained LY Russia in
Washington.
THAT office, officially nonresident
except in the secret books Of the Rus.
sian government. is still maintained
New York, because of its large Rus
sian and Polish population, has one o.
the largest sub-hureaus, but no city i,
without its spies.
Germany and Italy, too, have beer
told, maintain such bureaus, but that O
Russia is by far the strongest.
4Here, in the land of the free, mar
who has once fallen under suspicion il
Russia is never for an instant free from
espionage"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-21
SPIRIT PICTURES
The Trick Now Accomplished by
Amy Good Photographer,

The current number Of the Annals Of
Psyehical SCIENCE, London, prints COLI
lection Of Esprit photographs" num-
ber Of which have been paced on by
payohical experts as genuine. They are
now printed fof the purpose OF exposing
the way they we're manufactured, The
exposure shows that each enc Of them
was made by methods now common in
making the lrick and magic pictures Of
the nickleodeon.
There Is no more mystery left about
it. Any photographer can learn to
make such ma gic pictures or so-called
spirit pictures. II ia done With a good
deal O: profit in it by photographers
who know how to turn startling and
poyel IDEAS into Glms which win amuse
ihe public Visions Of angel wives,
hanging as almost transparent shade US
10 the air just back Of bereayed hus-
bands were once photographed IN the
same way und sold at high prices to the
bereayed as spirit photographs,
The author Of the article leayea no
doubt OF how it was dops but he adds
that fraudulent photographs oi bogus
spirits may not prove that real spiIits
have not been really photographed.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-21
Wound the Wrong One

"You needn't wait for me, )" explained
the head of the house 81 have din
ner engagement, an important business
affair, and no doubt l shall be hept quite
late"
At hreakfastnext morning an omin-
Gus silence had fallen upon all. The
head OF the house evidently had no APP
petite and was evidently far from feel
ing we'll. After painful silencethe si-
lence the husband, without m. citing his
wife's eye, essayed to start CONVERSE
ton.
cts funny about that clock. . he said
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-21
REPORT
ofti,e
FlvpScfaL CONDITION
ofshe
PHRMH STATE BHNF, Ltd,
RRPoRT

Located at Parma, State OF Idaho, at
the close Of business ON the sth day OF
October. 1909.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-21
Idaho a Winner

The state of Idaho was awarded the
grand prize Tor grains and grasses while
Ada county captured the grand prize
for pictures and tobacco exhibited at
the Alaska Yukon-Pacific exposition at
Seattle, intelligence OF the awards being
contained in telegram IRON from Ex=
ecutive Commissioner A. d. McKinlay
to Governor Brady, received this after
noon. The awards made arc in adli-
tion to the grand prize award to the
state for the best mineral exhibit at
the fair. The message telling Of the
awa'd ds made today reads as f,llows
"Awards on grains and grasses, state Of
Idaho grand prize and gold medals to
Nez Perce, Idaho, Latah, Canyon, koo-
tenai, Twin Falls, Rinaham and Wash
ington counties. Grand prises to Ada
county and gold medals to E tate on pic
lures and tobacco.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT or THE ISTERIoR,

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE ISTERIoR.
U. s. Land Office at Boise, Idaho,
Sept. II, 1909.
NOTICE is hereby given that Pieter
Mnys Van lie Moer, OF Parma, Idaho,
who, on April 7. 1909, made Homestead
Application No. Ga7a, Serial, No. 02S8l,
for VIZ SE14, Section Z, Township n,
Range I w, Boise Meridian, has filed
notice of intentian to make Final five
year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before L. s..
estahlish claim to the land above de-
Commissioner Geo. w. atovel, at Cald-
well, Idaho, on the gath day oi No
yember, 1900.
Claimant names as Witnesses
c. P. Lee, James N. Palmer, Elmer
Hamilton, and Fred G. Plait, ali Of Par
ma. Idaho,
VIM. Ralderston,
Register,
First Publication, October 81, 1909.
Last Publication, November ls, 1909.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-21

TITS stopped, aud I'm sure ] wound it
last night"
you are Mistaken" said bis wife.
icily; lyon wound up Wil'ie's music
box Instead and it played Homo, yeet
Home till daylight. The clock in the
hall has also slopnel, hut ! find
that you screwed your oorkscrew in the
works.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-21

County Of Canyon s' III. C. BLACK
WELL, Cashier Of the above named bank,
do solemnly swear that the ioreeoing
statement is true to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
tSorARIAL SEAL J. C. BLACKWELL,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day Of October, 1909
ALFREn A. SESSIONS,
Notary Public.
Correct. Attest;
F. +. FISK,
II. G. BALDRIDGE,
Directors.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-10-21

In PRICES to be Junior Statesmen This change
children to make you
These cards hae them euda and
cards
clerk weE hey make pulchase The clerk viii fill The ugh
and the card in WHICH have that purpose
cad viii be added the standing the sesmen
window neztday girl
any boy gi who the solicit trade will forfeit hs
right pse 50 whatever don't the solicit.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

1t is the ambition of French aviator
to fly around the Pyramids, and he has
left for Egypt for this purpose.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-11-05

Honey and Me- and Mrs. ohpstad came
over from AhlelIr Devils Hake MONIES;
last Friday and attended the farewell
.giyea 10 Reyand Mrs. stinson that.
IseyeniHgs Mrs.. ohnstad rseurned home
Saturday and the others remained ovss
:er until Monday and visited with rela:
Etives and friends heDe3 Thiss waa! Mr.
Honsyss first zsxifasit tesEdnEe since he
returned from fhalshos springs and
needless to sayEthaa his host af friends
! q |, we're palased TO zee him looking
E ap Well sfter his severe nheu u at
sEtropbleess, The many friends Of Mrs.
Gee. Mel. ean wiN be blessed 70 learn
That sh #, has recovered frpn tie seri-..
oua operation she md sut1cient::
AZ TO- return 70: her home here: Whlle
she Is yet AZ from s wen We Az All
pleased 70 Know I'LL. she is rapidly i'm.
proving, and Vim a,fuliyD i recover: Her
many Edmore fr1ends are pleased b
sse her wttA ' y AGAIN Asa'iii y nore Her:
laid News. $s''..':* ~ :;.:. 5: 81 /
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-11-05
Devils Lake
: EXCHANGES

Dan Miller has accepted a position
with A. M. Bond Of Devils; Iake.-Min-
Waukan Siftings.
s" Alex C6nshliey went to Degfla axe
friday to- lake out his CITIZENS a.
pers. Good boy, Alex; we're glad to
welcome the Sons of the Emerald Isle
to America 2esbeciaIly that part Of
America called North; Dakota Law
ton Republican. =.
II o o. o.
/. II. c. Strand vent to Devils Ia Lake ! on
business Wednesday.-Mrs. 3. Z.
schultz came up from Devils Lake
a.Ssaturday.-Alex Mclean s,of +; Devils
Lake was a caller in town Tuesday
George Bail was a business visitor at
IN "a :
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-11-05

mAffATH-
hotel at Bisbee and is: now living at
Devils ,Lake.-John Anderson was a {. {
Devils Lake visitor yesterday.-Mrs. i
Walter Smith who, is visiting at. Dew.
lis, Lake from Montana. q apent Sunday
here, a. guest at the Haig home-l
starkweather Times. ,A 1
,.s,,.,,.-. 80 /
y Barnev.Keeney made a trim r. nov
,,a lake. Wasne szl., ,to7get na+erf5,
with which tn fax m h,s heating Mani 1
returning atranga to aav Tho s.nia
dav 1b,r rffSSaina 4hs, nnss5s ssss w,tha
bbinH-ii, ans sss vviiiIsesS is,Sdsor lat
on Siiifs5$ 81 tn, nroSositiS1 l. hona the
village Of ROCK T,aEai fo; s15ooo c.rrtld|
1 bSV anali f inoaGioar nv ther on,1
a sm.,rHYs ~ ,ooa,Isa SSad 49, -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-11-05
Fall Shoes, Easy in Fit and Price

You like vide choice in $50 and 400
shoe, Of course; you want 6t too; and want them.
to last. The best oak solos, the best styles, the
best workmanship possible at that price are all IN
King Quality shoes,s3.50 and 400. We'd Ike.
a chance to prove It I'd you. : 49,
Holeproof hose, guaranteed from now until
April, 1910, SIX pairs So, q Il. ~ s.-s. +.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-11-05
the county seat Wednesday.-Penn
Hustler fesH ''z"T-s~
+isSsAes3s@sar. 5--~asyg


1='' ece..gz.re s5--~a71yq.
:Eta e>s-~' . =~assezz7#ipe. i
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shauers, Mrs.
Herman Schmidt, Mrs. John Andsr-
son, Andrew Odegard, l. G. Haugland,
DR.. Carter and L. C.%Wr1ght were visi-
tors sat Devil Lake during the week.
Miss Blanche; Anderson and Miss
Lee visited at Devils Lake today
Warwick Sentinel. NV s
;.e zoe ~
i Bob. Hazelhurst Is visiting In the
city for a few, days. Mr.. Hazelhnrst
has resigned his position at Grand
Forks and accepted q similar one Eat
Devils LakeDr. and Mrs. J. w. War
rem were visitors at Devils Lake the
first of the .eeds News. ;
.gsbS $500 ~
T. J. Gill was up from Devils Lake
last Tuesday remaining over night or
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-11-05
.22::YE,.AlRS.5:.AGOI

Frank Palmer was over from the
Fort Tuesday. IA u G 4 y .
"a r. w. Cockburn returned from ST.
Thomas Tuesday. 81. 81,
Mrs. c. M. Fisher returned from ST.
Paul Tuesday evening. sssf t$5 .;5
. Frank II. Proaser has located at
Langdon In the lumber business.
There was a heavy snow storm id
northern Illinois last Saturday s.s5.
District Attorney Morgan went to
the Forks on legal business Monday.
John J, Bell Is very ill with fever.
He Is with his friends. the LaRues, on
Rock Island. s;z.:s II
y. ]. Morgridge, or Grand Harbor,
was In town Monday and subscribed
Tor the Inter-o Ocean. 81.
lillian Hill and Minnie Hunter
were married W. dnesday evening BY
the Rev. T. II. Sheckler. 5 8s
Pat Norton was up from Bartlett
Tuesday and took County Surveyor
L Do back with him to find and deter
mine certain lines in the vicinity.
result Of last tuesdays cleo
ton the first city officers for the newly
incorpo rated city Of Devils Lake are Ire
lows: MAYOR. G rough;
Idermen, Il. Il Cleveland, y. q. jerks,
81, q. MaIoney, Frank w. Mann, ID. j.
erlin. and n s5aanley; Treas.
urer. chas. ~. Fisher: CITY Justice. il.
9. cclory.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-11-05
Furnishing Department.

Underwear fraction Of degree heavier keep with the advance Of
English wosed 50 Mceed silk striped
ZOO others 400 Cls hair and natural woods / So 1000
Don't leave all the bright cors the scenery this fall Auneaf shades
and browns nh nwen silks
end shape, SO ~= srfz .s#
final evidence here ZOO up 600
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-11-05
Fall Hat STYLES

We're particular about fitting hats We've
son AGO. at 500 Steton's Special exclusively here
Soft hats that with suit shade and the curl
b bnht front bulldog shape stiff hat peerless 300 e the best hats
thai the city Lots who here Give Belmont"
800
suitable for the IN from so censup "@5la -
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-11-05
Any Man Needs Extra Trousers

with dark dye
tr formative ryoune
nmoheln
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-11-05
A Store For, Young Men

sacrificed the Style bmno
ehayeu
them especially
trade 1900 2OO0 $780, 5000. s@%
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-28
THE CORPORATION SINGLED OUT.

A point that viii be strongly put in the debatein tn Senate IN the per
cent corporation tar bill is the justice of singing out the corporation net prohts
for taxation and letting ne net profits Of individuals and partnerships engaged
IN the same lines Of business go free of tax Commercial bodies are already
voidng their protests on hat ground In making corporation profits alone tax
able, too. Will lot tbs government by this discrimination lend its influence to
promote he ant-eorporation prejudice Sc largely EXISTENT? viii not he govern
mnt virtually say in this tax that n corporation is penanzed because it is a
erporation? The only difference between coparnership and corporation is
eat one is lot Incorporated and the other is one has full liability and the other
ahnited liability. But the most important operations of the country in finance,
trade, manufacture and transportation are carried on by corporations. Enter
prsesth that woudb be entirely impracticable for individuals or copartnershfps are
easily undertakes and carredo out by the corporation. By no other means could
systems, its vast volume OF exports and the wonderful utilities in ommon use
Only the corporation could establish the great fabric OF insurance. could build
the grea plants for batteshps or provide for financing the business of the
country, for moving the crops ant performing other great functions why.
then, it will be asked, shall the corporation be penanzed in its legitimate BUSH
ness?
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-28
Solves One of Growing Problems
in Street Traffic in All
! Big Cities.

n of its delivery wagons recently
with a battery we made at our factory,
and the wagon ran around Long Island
the entire day This declaration was
accentuated by a peal of laughter from
MIR. Edison.
Its strange" he went on, that your
newspapers didn't know about this be-
fore, since you are so interested in the
subject. We can equip a truck with a
battery that will carry it in shor time
from New York to Philadelphia. If
that doesn't demonstrate it's CONNER
cial value, | don't know what could.
Our battery solves one of the grow
ing problems in street traffic in New
York and other big cities. 1t will do
away completely. with the horse there
in a little time. Its introduction will
eliminate the horse in crowded centres
and will reduce the space occupied by
the horse and carriage or truck"
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-28
rns korMo MAcnANH UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

The Ohio Supreme Court has decided that voting machines cannot be used
in ohio The court holds that they d o not meet he requirements of the pro
vision of The Constitution which says that all elections shall be by ballot In
hi New Jersey Constitution, in section Il of Article VII it is provided that
county officers named shall be elected by the people, tut in the Ease of the
Justice of the peace he .shan be elected by ballot" 1t is provided in thu case
of the Governor that he shall be elected by the legal voters of the State" and
hat member of the Legislature shall be elected at the san time and place
Now. ft h decision OF the Ohio Supreme Courts stands good for New Jersey. the
matter To- other elections should be conducted, and III elections of justices In
having voting machines would be illegal and void. AS justices are
for in III election districts it would, under the Ohio decision. be necessary
to use both the voting machine INT the banotboxh every district if TIT voting
machine was retained. But here are cogent reasons to believe that the voting
machine is Unconstitutional in this state or other grounds 1t is a restriction
of the franchise a bal to vong. a discriminating method of election. Governor
share his doubts. S.