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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-03-27
ITALIAN BLACK HAND
PORTLAND POLICE MAKE AR
RESTS OF SU SPECTS.
One italian Was Attempting to Extort
Sums of Money from Others to De-
fend Brother Under Arrest at st.
Paul on Charge of Murder-An Per
sons Implicated Have Bad Record.

Portland, Ore, March 15.-Rocco
Cairo was taken into custody by the
local police on a charge of attempting
to kill, preferred by Rocco Calatorti,
section hand employed by the o. r.
G. N. company. Calatorti appeared at
the police station laboring under great
excitement and asking the protection
of the authorities. He said that Rocco
Cairo had created reign of terror in
the Italian colony here, from whom,
Calatorti declared, Cairo was attempt
ing to extort sums of money to be used
in defending one Labaterro, under ar
rest at st. Paul on a charge of murder.
Calatorti says that Cairo demanded
$40 from him, in default of which CAT
fro would cut Calatorti IS throat with
a razor.
When arrested Cairo attempted to
pass his weapon to Joseph Galaberbi,
who admitted he had just given Cairo
$17O
Cairo, when taken to the station,
claimed to have been doing manual
labor, but his hands were soft and
white. Other than this, he makes no
statement regarding himself
The police had considerable difficulty
in following Cairo s movements, owing
to the fear entertained of the Black
Hand Calatorti declares that Cairo
has four companions and that it will
hereafter be unsafe for him to leave
home after dark. The police say that
they have been able to secure admis-
siOns from but two others besides Cal
atorti Of having given money to Cairo.
From a letter in Cairo IS pocket, it
was learned by the police that he was
soliciting money in behalf Of his cousin.
The latter was signed by Filipo Laba-
terro, Upper Levee, No. "a, st. Paul,
MINI.
II is stated that Filipo's son and
Cairo Is cousin are in prison, charged
with murder. he letter also says that
$500 is needed for Labaterro 3 defense,
Of which $40 has been raised. Cairo
is asked 10 SCI d the balance, 500. CAT
fro has been around Portland at diff.
ferent times for the last two OF three
years. According 10 the police Cairo
was arrested two years ago in eOnnec-
ton with a murder at First and Clay
streets, IN this city. He was later dis.
charged for lack Of evidence 10 hold
him.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-03-27
IDAHO ITEMS.

Sunday, the first time in years, it is
said, every town in Shoshone county
was a closed town as far as saloons
were concerned.
Fire starting in the engine room of
the Rose Lake Lumber company's mill,
at Rose Lake, between Harrison and
Wallace, entirely destroyed the main
lumber mill and occasioning a loss es-
timated at $4,000 to $4,000. The COM
pany carried $4,000 insurance on the
portion of the plant burned.
The general appropriation bill was
made law by the stroke of Governor
Brady's pen. The measure differs from
that of other sessions in that all of the
separate appropriations are carried and
not merely the sum total. The new law
provides for the expenditure of 81, 51s,-
324, OF about 100000 more than two
years ago. The enactment clearing the
deficiency of the Gooding administrs-
ton was also signed by the chief exc
utive.
By what is understood to have been
a unanimous vote the soldiers home
board has reelected H. L Chamberlain
commandant of that institution
News of the killing of H. A. Cody by
Jack Nye, his lifelong friend, at Spring
Mountain, is abroad. The men occupied
the same cabin and quarreled. 1t is re-
ported that Cody assaulted Nye with
q knife
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-03-27

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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-03-27

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on aRfeu|fare haf adopiao AL amend.
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-03-27
NEWS OF THE WORLD
SHORT DISPATCHES FROM ALL
PART OF The GLOBE.
A Review Of Happenings in Both
Eastern and Western Hemispheres
During the Past Week-National,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events.

Convict Clark, who escaped from the
British Columbia penitentiary in COM
pany with Bill Miner and two other
convicts in August, 1907, is again in
the penitentiary.
Fernand Ravenez, a wealthy young
Partisan, committed suicide at Monte
Carlo Saturday.
The street railroad strike declared
last week has extended to the work
men employed by the Manila lighting
department.
The strike of the telegraph operators
is ended. The operators yielded before
the energetic attitude of the govern
ment.
Lying in the morgue at San Francisco
Sunday were the bodies of Timothy and
Daniel Dainty, brothers, the one a
suicide, the other having met death ac-
cidentally while searching for his sui
eide brother
The state supreme court has decided
that the commission form of govern
ment for cities in Kansas is valid.
Hunt Tilford Dickinson, a grand
nephew of Wesley Hunt Tilford, vice
president and former treasurer of the
Standard Oil company, who died on
March 2, is 100000 richer by the
terms Of his great unele's viii, fled for
probate Monday.
The Canadian Pacific railway viii
erect this year at Vancouver, B. c., a
100000 elevator in which to store
Canadian wheat for shipment to Mex
leo and Great Britain via Cape Horn.
General William J. Palmer, the mil
honaire pioneer railroad builder Of Col
OradO is dead.
The board of ministers which has
been trying the Rev. Z. B. Crawford,
pastor Of the WoOdlawn Park Methodist
Episcopal church, Chicago, on charges
preferred by Mrs. John Lavender, a
member Of his congregation, and by
the Rev. John d. Leek, former pastor
of the Western Avenue Methodist Epis-
cOpal church, returned a verdict Of not
guilty.
Josepr G. Cannon Of Illinois has been
renOminated as speaker Of the house
republican caucus.
There will be no commission IN the
Taft administration not specifically
authorized by congress. The new presi.
dent has decided on this policy. No
government employe is to be allowed TO
be attached to such commission.
Admiral Taussig, commandant Of the
Norfolk navy yard, has upset the
equilibrium Of that city and the com
munity, as far as the dismal swamp,
by decreeing that the o clock gun,
which IL has been the custom for more
than a century 70 FIRE nightly at the
navy yard, shall 40 longer be dieharged.
The gun, more than anything else, was
the time regulator Of the community.
Iaussig Is an anti noise advocate.
Parie.-Finance Minister Caillaux
and Minister 0f Marine Picard compro-
missed their differences over navy appro.
Priatione az the cabinet meeting, and
the possibility " au Immediate change
in the French cabinet ~ oyer
frank q. Bruce, q Y0nkerf, ~ D., ip.
yentor committed suicide jpst ~ le
received p letter Informing him thai
Che United States patent oiiiee bad
granted bio p patent pa p non feillablf
lotte, p device ghieb By frlende aaJ
~ WORTH q 100000 kface bad beeom,
discouraged oYer tAe difieuliies whiel
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-03-27

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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-03-27

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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-03-27

Independence Day-Spokane at Sc
attic, Aberdeen at Portland, Vancouver
at Tacoma.
Labor Day-SpokaDe AZ Portland,
Aberdeen AT Seattle, Tacoma at AbeT-
deen.
Closing Week-POTtland at Spokane,
TacOma AZ Seattle, Aberdeen at Van
cOuyer.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-03-27

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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-03-27

intercollegiate Basket Dali LEAN, 1SOS'
Forward, Barnes (Whitman), Capt.
Forward, Moore %. A. O..
Center, Putnam CIV. S. c..
Guard, Pugh %. A. c..
the only obstruction to prevent unin-
Guard, Montgomery (Idaho).
Joe Cans was easily the victor in his
fight with Jabez White, the English
fighter, in New York City.
Back to the old days of striped uni
forms, with a navy blue Indian head
on one sleeve, is the scheme of Manager
Robert Brown for the suits to be worn
by the Spokane League ball team on
the road this season. Of course the
stripe will be worn lengthwise and the
harmonizing of the colors, plain gray
with light green, will not make a too
audible combination, in the opinion of
the Indian chief.
France carried off the honors in the
six-day international go-as-you-please
race which ended Saturday in New
York. Edouard C. Cibot and Louis Or
phee finished more than Is miles ahead
of their nearest competitors, Davis and
Metkus. A reconstructed score of the
winners is about 80 miles behind the
record of 40 miles made several years
ago by Cavanaugh and Hegelman.
Idaho sportsmen are likely to be
pleased with the re-enacting of the
game laws. Among the more important
measures passed was the creation of
game preserve in the central portion of
the state where the bigger game is
fast being killed, because of nonpro-
teetive laws.
Here are some of the leagues within
reach of the Inland Empire that are
now being contemplated.
The Intermountain league, which pro-
poses to ask for class c rating under
the National association, with a salary
limit Of $500, with Butte, Salt Lake,
Helena, Boise, MissOula, Great Falls,
Bozeman and Billings, candidates for
the six berths.
The Twilight league, which will
probably apply for a class D ranking,
which permits a salary limit Of $3.50,
but which viii probably be far exceed
ed, by the following towns: Winnipeg,
Brandon, Medicine Hat, Calgary, Leth-
bridge, Moose Jaw and Edmonton.
The Inland Empire league, which,
with all the other leagues mentioned
later, will probably run Independently
Of the National association. Walla
Walla, La Grande, Pendleton and Baker
City are planning reorganization on
more substantial lines than when they
disbanded late in July Of last year
The Yakima Valley league, composed
Of Paseo, PrOsser, North Yakima and
Ellensburg
The Occur 'Alene league, with Wal
lace, Wardner and Mullan and prob
ably other towns Of north Idaho, in
GLIDING Standpoint, Occur d 'Alene, Spir-
il Lake, Boomers Ferry and Rathdrum.
Tommy Judge Of Standpoint and some
Of the Wallace promoters are 70 get TO-
getber al an early date 10 perfect the
proposed organization.
Frank II. Campbell Of Lewiston Is
the organizer Of q four or six club
league IN the Lewiston country, full
plans Of which have not been given
out
cheweiah, Kettle Falls and COlyille
With one or two other cities Of Stevens
county supported o lively little four
club League last year without . regular
organization. This year they propose
~ get iu line viii az the other Leagues
" the spokane country.
The SPOKANE city league BIAS this yeai
expanded into . six club affair. IA viii
omen lDril A.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-03-27

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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-03-27
wIEELEss UHDER wATER.


stanford University, Cal,-F -. De-
wiz, . special student in the civil en-
ginoerlpg department registered from
Palo hlt0 VIII De perfected Apparatus
for eep1ing wireless moasagee under
water and asserts fbaf he hae suceeedod
in Dr. experiments for p distance of
eeYen miles Dewitt WI continue hif
ekpermepif ~ Puget SOUND thlf sum
mfr and Uill eEbibii Do Apparatus IA
fhe IIaska.Y ukonJaeiic exposition
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-03-27
SPORTING NEWS NOTES.

The following is the All-Northwest
Intercollegiate Basket Ball Team, 1909:
Forward, Barnes (Whitman), Capt.
Forward, Moore %. A. c..
Center, Putnam CIV. S. c..
Guard, Pugh %. A. CO..
the only obstruction to prevent unin-
Guard, Montgomery (Idaho).
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
SONG OF THE cYcLoPs

Brave iron, brave hammer, from your SOUND
The art of music has her ground
on the anvil thou keepst time,
Thy knick a knock is a smiths best chime
Yet thwIck- a -thwack, thwick, thwack-a-
thwack. thwack.
Make our brawny sinews crack;
Ten pit-a-pat, pit-a-pat, pat
Till thickest bars be beaten nat
We shoe the horses of the sun.
Harness the dragons Of the moon;
Forge Cupids quiver, bow and arrows ~,
And our DANES coach that's drawn WIN
sparrows.
loves roaring cannons and his rammers
we heat out with our Lemnian hammers;
Mars his gauntlet, head and spear j
And Gorgon shield are all made mere -.
TIL thwick- a-whack. etc.
The CRATE which, shut. the day oubars.
The golden studs. which nail the stars
The globes case and the axle tree
who can hammer these but weF
Till thwlck-a-whack. etc.
A warming pan to heat Earth's bed,
Living in the frozen zone half dead;
Hob nails to serve the man L the MOON
And sparrows' bills to clout Pans shoon
Whose work but ours?
Till thwick-a whack. etc.
Venus kettles, pots and pans
We make or else she brawls and bans;
Tongs. shovels and irons have their places
Else she scratches all our faces.
Till thwick- a-thwack. thwick, thwack-a-
thwack. thwack
Make our brawny sinews crack;
Then pit-a-pat. pat, pit-a-pat. pat
TIL thickest bars are beaten, t1at
q Thomas Dekker Q57O-164l)'
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

how to live properly.
The Yuma indian reservation, con
tanning 17,OUO acres of rich Colorado
river delta soil, divided into 4O-acre
farm units, irrigated by canals from
the United States reclamation service
Laguna dam (nrst completed unit OF
the Yuma proJecD, VIII De opened for
filing by settlers early in 1910, probably
In February.
Karnak, on the Yuma reservation, is
a townsIIe plated on decided land, pat
ented before the formaClon of the res
erVation, the lands Of which entirely
surround it. Owing to this priority OF
location, 1t will be an established town
before the reservation opens, with
stores and other business aeCommoda-
tionS and transportation Iacllltles.
THESE facts alone make 1t the newt
able center OF the agricultural develop
ment tnat will Immediately follow the
setting OF the reserN alton lands; 1t
has, in addition, numerous other ad-
Vantages that will result in making 1t
a prosperous and rapidly growing town.
harnak is on the main line OF the
Southern Pacific railroad, $50 miles
IRON Los Angeles. IL Is on the dlfect
route of the san Diego & Arizona rall-
road (now bulldlngI, lou miles from
the seaport OF oan Dlego. IL ls on the
bank OF the naVigaDie Colorado river,
giving direct snort-route ocean trans
porIaIion. 1t is the nearest accessible
trading and transportation point tor
nearby producing gold mines.
Tne townsite OF harnak contains 120
acres, subdlvIded into lots running from
25xl4O to 10Ux1A0 feet IN size, streets
w and SO teet wide; alley back OF all
lots. Lots were placed on sale De-
cember l., 1909. Prices range from
apanrnt,to IN lOCHIlOn from CELL
ttal streets. Ine 1our principal corners
will be sold at auction. Plats are now
being prepared, and Will be forwarded
to you as soon as the same are OH the
press.
There have been set aside and dedi-
Gated to public use two half-Dlocks LOT
school purposes, and one block Tor
uubIlc PARK, Shade trees VIII be plant
ed along the various streets and ave-
nues The townsite is leNel and all III
grass. The soil Is very ricn and deep,
and every lot in the toWnslte can pe
used for home garoening. water Ior
domestic purposes can be mad on every
lot, at depth of about twenty-five
feet. and the town being located on the
river front makes 1t possible to con-
struct water works system at min
imum cost.
The facts outlined should demonstrate
the logical advantages and possibilities
of the growth of karnak, and that IN
yestment in its realty at ground-hoor
figures will yield quick and substah-
tial profit.
At least $1,000 or 10000 land seekers
from all parts of the country VIII at
tend the drawing of the Yuma reserva-
ton lands. This rush will undoubtedly
produce considerable speculation, ana
there will be a large investment In land
and town property. Those who buy
lots in Karnak before this activity be-
gins will reap the benefits
Yuma Project Land and Townslte
Company,
EVERETT P. TEASDALE,
Southern California Agent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
.CH|LD'S DRESS
CATCHES FIRE
LITTLE GIRL FATALLY BURN.
60 WHILE GOING FOR
STICK OF CANDY.

Playing about a bonfire on 18th
as. near jackson St. yesterday
afternoon. little Lille FlshmAn. the
zycar.old daughter of William
flshinAn. 1871 Jackson ~. sustain.
cd burns which resulted In her
death six hours later at tho city
hospital The little TO; was on her
way 20 a grocery store for some
stick candy when she saw the fire.
Chsldlia.. little Lille stepped
close 70 the hlaSe A puff OF wind
biew the flsmsa against the child's
dress aud 10 a moment she was
screaming with pain Before neigh.
bors reached the spot the child was
fatally burned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
JOE CARROLL AND
WARNER IN JAIL

Bert Warner and Joseph Carroll,
both under federal indictments IN
Council Bluffs. la. are nos also
under indictment At Omaha on
charges to defrand b. using she
maila 10 promote alleged fake horse
races. wrestling matches and prize
fighia throughout the country. aud
again behind the bars here.
Lyman Petit. a cement manu-.
facturer, OF Everett. who vas Car.
rolls bondsman. heard that Carroll
and Warner were going 20 British
Columbia. He surrendered his
man Warner was returned TO Jail
IN the same way They are now
awaiting removal 10 Omaha.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

All-Wool Eiderdown Bath Robes.
full length, extra good quality OF
pure wool eiderdown. Your choice
OF red or gray. All sizes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
DIG PURSE FOR MACHINES.

NEW Y0RK. Oct. i9-Kcen
rivalry among several cities for the
two international aeronauiic events
which are TO be held In this country
next summer has already develop.
ed. and It IL probable tha, the Aero
Club Of America viii be able 10
offer from $4,000 TO 100000 TO
the conteating aeFonaata.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

. nv tnitrd Fr~eal
HBLRiuAN, Wyo., Oct 10
Word has reached here OF the de-
Htruction u the entire mining town
Of Dillon. Wye. by fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
rs Ole or PLAGUE.

Annoy. China, Oct fg--lt 10 off.
clally reported that there we're II
deaths from bubonie plague and
81 fatal cases of cholera In Annoy
during the two weeks ending Oc.
iober f6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19

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made OF guaranteed pure Irish linen
A new line; all sizes, from 81 to q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-19
Some Real Bargains

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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-09
EN-POLICEMAN ROBS PALS.
Dismissed i'atrolman Loots Whole
Police station.

NEW YORK. Jan. S.-With the
arrest tonight of William Delaney,
former patrolmen. The police believe
they have not only caught the man
who broke into and looted the police
station in the criminal court build
ing last night. but also have the
scar faced man" they have been
seeking for nearly a month on the
charge OF impersonating an officer
and making unauthorized arrests.
December s prisoner was I'M
lawfully lodged in a station house
by man With a scar on his cheek
impersonating a detective. and near
~ 2o0 policemen with scars on their
faces have appeared AT headquarters
for scrutiny in an effort 10 identify
him. When arrested tonight Delany.
a scar faced man had in his POI
session police badge sea lost by 4
pafrolman December > and displayed
ny the imnersonator of December :.
Last night the nolicemens revolt
vers and all their personal effects of
value We're stolen from the criminal
court building police station. De
lany : captors report that they found
upon him one of the stolen reVolvers
and charge him With having looted
the place. gazing access and agrees
from the locker room by use of his
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1909-01-09

and medicated seafoam powder.
chemical metal polish, chemical dis
infectant and chemical laundry soap.
Professor Bessemyer asserts that
there are millions of tons of antife-
brine on the company's claims and
that in all probability he will not
live 10 see the last of the material ex-
traetsd and put 10 commercial use
so great is the quantity exposed.
The material is Seventy-fve feet in
thickness in some places. Numerous
hot springs are present on the prop
erty.
The professor states that he came
10 learn OF these immense deposits of
valuable material through two of the
Oldest Shoshone Indians in these
parts-Panamint Tom. who claims
10 be l0T years old. and who is now
totally blind. and Death Valley
Charlie. These Indians told him of
how their forefathers used 10 build
baceas' or hospitals In the valley.
mix the mud with the hot water
from the springs. place the mud
about sick man or woman and i'm
few days the sick one would he well
Il took the tip" said Professor
RoSsemyer. and investigated RI
found the hot springs and eight rock |
haecas, and my experiments show |
that the mineral is of commercial +
nature"
Since leaving Rhyolite early In the I
year. Professor Bessemyer has organ 1
lied a company and floated some o.
the stock, and has now returned t.
do the annual work. az required b.
law. He expects 10 lenve shortly FOR
the valley Just when his COMPANY
VIII begin TO operate upon an extern
sive scale he In unable TO say. bur
some OF the products have becn
and placed with drug
gists for trial