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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-08-26
Atteu Retains Championship.

San Francisco.-Monte Atteu OF
San Francisco retained the bantam
weight championship by defeating
Percy Cove Of Seattle in the tenth
found Of a scheduled twenty-round
bout, Friday night Attell made a
chopping block out of his opponent
and after the second round had things
practically his own way.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-08-26

Beverly, Mass.-Stories from Wash
ington that the numerical strength Of
the regular army is to be reduced as
a part Of the Taft economy plan were
denied on Sunday on the presidents
authority. Likewise it can be denied
that the naval establishment Will sur
fer any loss of efficiency or strength
In the pairing down that is to be done.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-08-26
Says Montana viii Get Three Con-
gressmen.

Helena, Congressman Chas
~ Pray. who has arrived in this city
from the national capital, in an inter
view on Friday predicted that under
the next federal census Montana
would have three congressman in
stead Of one as at present. The basis
for representation is 100000 and Con
gresham Pray expects that Montana
will show a population Of approx
mately 100000 under the new census
He calls attention to the fact that it
has been necessary to establish l65
new postoffices within the last year ITO
provide mail facilities for the new set
tiers
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-08-26
INHALED DEADLY FUMES.
Salt Lake Editor Meets Death In a
Peculiar Manner.

Salt Lake City.-Corydon w Hig-
gins, associate editor Of the Salt Lake
Mining Review, was instantly killed
on Tuesday by inhaling poisonous
fumes from room that was being dis
infected at his apartments. on North
Temple street The hfeless body OF
Mr.. Higgins was found lying on the
floor Of the room at $50 p. m.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-08-26
RArEs ~ wEsr roo AIeH.
Such Is Statement Of Chairman Knapp
of Commerce Commission.

Washington.-Railroad rates east
Of the Mississippi river are generally
fair and satisfactory to the shipper
while west of the river they are gen
orally high and the cause Of complaint
on the part of the shipper. according
to statement made on Friday by
Chairman Knapp of the interstate
commerce commission.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19

Suiammen . .1.5O7, 100000 SuIbcls.
Sinii6tlih bes Sommerpei5ens bat
mon iid I'M runb 5ebn WiQioueu 8u>
ibels i'm auguit perrehnet - unb ipie
Dos aorn nod nift eeerntet lit. 10 lit
Der Sommcripei5en nod nift 9eprp@
ihen, uno bis gum Shlubberiht I'M
Se5cmber mag Der @rtraa nod gdu5
bebeuteno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ser %9eringeren aornernte itel1t ii6
bier cine grGBere Saferernte segens
ilber. Ser Grtrag lpurbe am l..
.September auf 979,000,000 8ulbels
nbgeiddbt. gegen S07.000,000 gu@
ibels IN 1908. @ir bnben bier nit
cincm Webrertrag bon 172,000,000
VuIbels Sufer unb einem Rinberz
ertrdg bon 63, 100000 Suihels &orn
81 rehnen. Scr Wtebrertrag an
Safer fpiegt ben Winberertrng an
&orn mebr ais duf, ieboh lit in Be-
tradt 81 5ieben, baB 10 gut lpie fem
Safer o 1908 porrdtbig lit. oaB Die
Wei3encrntc binter ben @rpdrtungen
5nrildblcibt, mas cine groBere Naf@
rage mir &orn tolls Nnbrungsmittel)
oorurslesen idBt, unb Damn lit dlif)
Die 1oggenerntc gcringer ais lestes
Sabr (31,066,0 900 in 1909, unb 31,@
$4,000 in 1909.
Gin gut S6eil Der uns an9cfreibe>
ten Snferernte miro nfort9emilft@
ourh Die geringere 5euernte. 2ebtes
Sabr bctrug Die Seuernte 70,79S,000
IONS. bicies Sabr l6Gst man ben CIR
trag aif 64.166,000. gum Strob.
ons frob madden muB, lit alio mebr
Safer gu perfiittern. Die 0eritcnz
grnte lit 5ipar gr6Ber ais lebtes Sabr
S6deurtg am 4. September 172.s
100000, grtrag in 1908 1877 ,0Q0,s
900 - es ergibt Sih baraus elm
-0aebrertras poHs flint WiQionen @us
ibels. aber berielbc pedt bel peitem
nitt Den Iusfaa Der aornernte.
ltnicre Mefnnng crgibt, ban ppn
elmer Bumper Grnte" nift bic 3ebe
iein fann. @ebt es gut, 10 lit bic
Grnte, III Tanif unb Sosem senpm=
atcu, cine sute Miftclernte, nnb bicier
ifcbt Gin u%ermchrter Gpnium mnb elm
scrinserer Surratb tupm 1909 ais
tn perfloiencn Sabrcn gcseniiber! Sn
anbcren WOrten: Die Grnte bteies
Sabres la6t iid cputrpatren, unb cbcn
barnm mirb fie cpntrplirt - Oh Der
6armer eS tbut, ubcr es ben Waflern
iiberlGet, bdngt baputt ab, oh er
refnet ooer niht!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
Sh5ne syarmerpferbc.

Gin nuffallenoes Wicrfmal auf Der
nculihen Soma Staats Sair mar Die
grobe Menec ihperer uno prd6tiger
YfcroeeeIpanne. gS iparen feline
regiitrierten @olblutpferoe. aber bod)s
grade 3reu5uneen. meihe Die bciten
anseihen Der reinen Taiien sur Shail
trugen uno Die 9epunberung Der
&enncr berborriefeu. Sbtuobl in Soma
ieit Sabren Die Sferbe5rdt uuf Ser
bp6iten Stufe itebt, bat man nod auf
feiner Insltelung porber 10 glei6z
mdbig prdftigc Yferoe in 10 GROCER
GAIL geleben nno beionbers mar es
elm 8eipann inn 8epiht bon 1920
Tfuno. ipelhes oas groBte Iufiebeu
create.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
Grbfen nls Tferbeinttcr.

grbien iperben bonn Yicrbc uad Den
Sntterperiuben siit perbnlt - Die
n~teiiteu S%eitanbtbeile nuber benz icbr
luidtigen Sett iogdr beiier nls beim
Sofer. Nber Die Seroonun9 gcbt
iebr ldngiam - Die Yferoe brauden
ldnse Sutter5eiten. Serner blGben
Die grbien tart. tic piiricn allo MIR
bis 6i einem Siinftel Der 6atipn gcz
aeben iperoen unb porber 5ubercitet
icin. Gs fam bies eriplgen olr6
S6rotcu (abcr IN eigener Shrots
miiblc). am beiten burd aofcn, ipeniz
ger 8wedmdBig bur6 ginqueiten. I'm
peroaut Su ipcroen. miiilcn grbicn gut
eefailt unb eingcipcidelt iperoen. man
8ebe allo 5ipedmdBi9 etlpas &leie baz
gu. .Iaes in Gaem linb Grbicn ciAc
quite Sntter5ulnse Bel e%ruiter Irbeit.
aber fein Safererias.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
Shfan.
8alsenbumpr

Delinquent (per sebdnst perben
ioa uno 5u ieiner 6enfersmdbl5eit
aud Elm @las 8ein betommen bnt) !:
Sdngcn brauhen Gle mir eisentlit
uidt mebr, penn Der @ein mar 10
iauer. Oct mir Die aeble idon 10 jut
lpie 5liammenieihniirt is.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19

~OtliD l0uW RuuSIitluJlJ SeStetS
ten sic NAL ben 5erru S~tubipius
Spuno nah 5alfe, aber Iiefern Gle
i'm BLOB gegen Guittun9 nb. CT bnt
beute 5iemlid niel @elo bel iidl
Strafmilbcruns.
Iidter: sic babcn burd einen
@eiieriri9 benz aldger Die 9eber
perlebt.
Gngcflaster: Serr 8ifter, ih bab'
ni6t geipubt. no Die 2eber iibt.
Simmer Militar.
2emtnant. a.: 90 itebt ia bas gilb
Seiner Shfpiegermutter ouf Ocinem
Shreibtil6.
2eutnant g.: So, marfierter 5cino.
y y y
aus Der Sdmle.
2ebrer: Wein So6n, cs lit elmer in
Der alaiIe, Der lit micbcr Elm fauler
Sdlingel aeipeien. gebc NAL gum
5%nusntann unb briilge mir einen
neuen @pbritodl
Sunge: 60, bas ipar Der gr6Bte,
Den ih ~berausgeiuht babel @roBer
fonnt ih feinen finbenl
2ebrer: Col 1lno Der faule Sunae
bit ndmlib - Sul
- - ~
Shlagfertis.
Game: @ie fon,ten Sic iid untere
fteb'n, mir 10 permanent an folgen!
Ssrr: MfJ entidnloiaen sic nur,
mein Srdllefn. i'd bin elm Spfer nleiz
ncr g~r5iebuug. ih bin ndmlif 10
fol9ldm er3o9en.
Der franfe Irst.
Yrpfeiior: Wem ib iterbe, iuiinIde
i'd auf ieoen Sal ie5iert 81 ipcroen.
Gs iutereiiiert mid gu iebr, OBJ
meine SeIbitbiusnple ridtig lparl
- y y
San5ifmnbcnball.
San5t SIR 9err 8rllber aud? (
SD babe gar feinen 8ruoer.
Ih iol Wenn Sic aber einen
Sruoer hdtten. glauben Sic, bah CT
tan3en fpiiroe2 ast5
- - -
1tnm6glih.
Silffel (iingenb3i Steb' ih in
finlt'rer Witternaht
Spuno (ibn unterbreheno): Oas
9Iaubit On bod ipobl ielbit niht, oaB
On I'm bieie 8eit nod iteben fannitl
- ~ -
Or Tam iidJ's leiftcn.
Tarfipdhter: Gle, bier piirfcn's
net geb'n. fonit miiiieu's Giraffe
3ableni 10 :"
Yarpenii: @d6t0nidts. sebe iibers
harpt MIR, mos, ipaas 'foitet.
y y
Yroeig.
Eapahe, ipl ih Der porleien dipas
bon @Oetbe? as
S~arableben, ainb, lies nler licber
dtpas, ipas baben nod mid gebort
10 biele 2ait'l
aus Der edmIe.
2ebrer: @eibnnften fdat allo imz
mer auf Den %. DECEMBER. Sun
8ibt es aber nod anbere Teite, Die
audi iebes Sa6r gefeiert peroeu, aber
niht immer auf benieIbeu Gag faueu.
&dnnlt On mir elm loldes Sseit
nennen. Sdnsfen2
Sdns6en: Sic ainostaufel
- ~ y
Werplappert.
Ih. fpie gut, Serr Softor, baS sic
pieoer suriid iinbl WGbrenb S,brer
Ibpeienbeit mar i6 iebr franf uno
mare beinabe ebne Sic geitorbcn :!
Wir &6l'ihe inter ms.
aobes: Sag Ieres. lporom bes 30
bdm @dbl nit mie eron2
3eres: Sd bait mid ems Oh nina
rlib Nas sebnut, Dat ie i6ipaS5 IN
Bloc ipor. I'M i'd t~nisselpib Dor
aobes: aos 80 Ser BAT Damn
9efaIe?
9eres: o ndbl SD bann i'm einen
Oh ling BRING YIGGt gegppbe, bat ct
I'M piolett pDr De Guge ippD.
Gobes: Sat ipor gotl
~ ~
&caliIiih.
Same: Gh. 9eben Sic, ein Ianu,
Der feline Sbeale bat, lit Elm trpItloles
@ei6opf. &ann Sic Dcnu uidts ers
pdrmen?
Serr: 3 bod. liebes Sr6ulein, gum
geilpiel Elm @las @ro9.
" ~ y
Selbit lit Der Mann.
g.: SAB Sbnen Der Ir5t bel S6rem
3uitdno bns Siertrinfcn erlaubt, finoe
id unbegreiflihl User lit benn S6r
Ir3t?
g.: SD bebauble MIDI ielbirl
~ " ~
Gin Tprihfag.
Same: Sier babcu Sic elm @las
8ein. Srinfen Sic eS auf meme
@einnbbeit.
autihcr: Iber gnGbise Srau lebcn
ipirfliG franf aus. 8Gre es On Iidt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
Der fiinfttae Weihaftsmaun

|ater (5um fleinen Worie): gs
tbnt me- leib, Woribhe. baB ih Ser
nerbanen babe. 9ein 8rnbcr bat DC
Taie 5erbro6en unb bate Die Siebe
'trie9en follenl
Der feline @torit: NrL i6reib' Ie
mer gut, Sdtelebenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
spab nlnb aud iein.
Gntihnlbignnsssettel

Bite I'M gntihuloigun9, baB mein
Sobn geitern niebt IN Die Shule fam,
neil er mid anfbansen Betsy mubte.
~ y -
Shtan.
Wtutter Tim &eitaurant. gu ibrer
berbeiratbeten Sohter): Seq bod
Seinen 8ut nieber auf; iparum lesit
On i'm neben Dir nuf ben Stubl?
3ofter (leiIe) 2ab bod; uielleiht
iett lid enblid NAL Semanb auf oas
nlte Singl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
&arnifpie Webifamente.

Srou: Md. Serr Sottor. fommcn
Sic i6neIl 5u meinem arrnen Nannl
Senfen Sic lid MIR, Der llngliidlide
bat feline Wiebi3in pertpefielt unb ltatt
Der fir ben Wasen bus Irsenpdiier
eingenommenl
Gr3t: SEA - idabet nihtsl =
&ein RaIbeurl
Srau: ga, aber er bat iif nit Den
Waagentropfen Die Iugen eins
geriebenl
Mr3t: Nd alio - Damn glcidt Iid3
ia Die 8el6ihte ipieoer aust
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
Gin 9eSanfeuleier.

Se6sidbrieer Sran3l Tin Ieiinhen
einen SremDen beobn6tenb, Der Die
Sirneni6iloer Der 6diierreibe Iieit):
Hetts nm D Cd miilien's 9ebn, bann
fonmtenS in bas So~fbraubaus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19

ein9enommenl
ar3t: Sea - i6abet niftsl -
4ein Ralbeurl
Srau: ga, aber er bat iih nit Den
Wldgentropfen Die Gugeu eins
geriebenl
ar5t: Nn alio - Damn glcift iid
ia Die 8el6idte tuieoer aust
linperbeHerfih.
Batter: Sein 8elb lit ihon ipieoer
ale, oaS lit bod gar nidt mDglih.
8as bat Oh benu bios nit ben bune
bert Warf augefaneen. Die i6 Dir
geitern CAB?
Sobn: Glib mir nod einmlnl bum
bert Warf, Damn mill ib 9ir's 5eieen.
- ~ -
Gepariere 5m Saus.
0as ipuBte lit ia nod gar niht,
DAB Sic jest cine @ehantter @erts
Itatt I'M Sallie baben.
Sn, oeren ginrihtilng bat iid ais
bnrdlans praftiid nnb uotbpenbig err
pieien, felt meme gauge Samilie nit
3eibenihaft Dem Sabrrabs uno Iutos
mpbils Sport bulbist.
~ ~ ~
Gin Granenfenner.
Gi6ter (5u Der 5iemIib ~beiabrten
Gigeflagten) Iber 10 selteben Sic
boh enoIih, bob Sic lif ees Siebs
ifabls ifiIoie semadt babenl gs
MIN bait I'M iusenoliten 9et6tiinn
gei6eben ieinl
In9etlagte: G6 iol
II y ~ ~
Gin gebrufeneS Scrs.
81: @as ma9t benn Sein Better
Sein5?
g.: Id. Ser arme aerl tpirb fpobI
nod on gebrohenem 6er3en iterben-
unp barau lit Die Game ba briibeu
ifrhlbl
a.: GO, fol Sic bat ibm allo einen
8orb gegeben?
%: Sas ntht, aber bret Saae,
nafoem er bon Der Gerloblna 8uriids
getreten ipar, bat tie 100000 Mart
geerbt.
~ ~
&inoermuub.
8arlhen: GnteI, er3dble mir bod,
cine 8eihihtel
Sntel: Sunee. id ipeiB nirflid
feline.
I6, On iuiuif BLOB nidt; @atcr
bot crit 9eltern 8eiagt, gu mahit
lhone 8eibi1tcn.
Der fiinftise Oeidaftsmaun.
Tater (5um fleinen Rorie) gs
tbut nler leio. Woribhe, oab ih Der
perbauen babe. Sein grliber bat DC
Taie 5erbro6en uno bate Die Siebe
'trieaen fo0eul
Ser feline Woris: Ilt, idreib' Ie
mer gut. Sdtelebenl
Sin @eSanfenleier. 4
Se6sidbrieer Sran3l Tin @iinhen
einen Sremben beobahtenb, Der Die
Strmeni6iloer Der S6nierreibe Iieit) /:
He6ts um 8 Cd miiIen's aebn, banu
tonulenS in bas Sofbrdubaus.
~ ~ ~
Selbhfritif.
Commits: SD lam ben Brief nid,t
lelen, Serr 1rin5ipal. Die Sanoz
I6rift lit 5u 16leht.
Gbef: Id, llnItnul Sas farm
leoer elel lelen. 3ei9en Sic
mai bet!
SIN Gifer.
Ebeaterbirettor (3um iunaen gns
fdnger) Die Sterbei5ene aelinat
Sbnen nod gar ni6tl 8loBes llms
fallen genii9t ni6t - Sic miiiIen ipie
elm Wieni6 nnb ni6t tpie elm 4artpfz
felIad 1terbenl
Silfe in Der Npt6.
StuSent (ieinen 8ater gum 8eiuh
mitbringenb) SIT. mein 3immer in
Sronung, Srau Miiuer?
8irtbin: Safpobll (leiie) Serr
8lmmel, i6 babe Die 8ederubr auf
SEEDS" 9eiteHt.
Sali6 %beritanben.
8ihter: Sbre Sral bat sic aIIo
gelhlngen - nomit?
alGser: geit Dem ao6l6ffel.
8ie lit lie ba5u eefommen?
sic bat i'm aus Der Slide se6olt.
&c " ~
@ir S6lihe utter ms.
Neres: Sat peis MIR Der Seufel!
Ile Welt eS franf. Sugar Der
brides bdtt DC Slun5i. Sleu5ia fridge.
Sloptiggele bGtt I'M Der Softer pers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
unperbeHerfth.

Batter: 9ein 8elb lit ifon ipieber
ale, oas 1T bod gar nidt mDglif.
Was baft On benn bios nit ben bune
bert Warf angefan9eu, Die ih Dir
geitern CAB?
Sobn: 9ib mir nod einmnl bunz
bert Wlarf, Damn mill ib 9ir's 5eieen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
Gin aebrpfenes Scra.
&tnbermmn6

&arlden: Snfel. er5dble mir bod
cine 8eihihtel
Sntel: Sunee. id ipeib nirflid
feline.
I6, On tuiuIt BLOB ni6t; Safer
pat crit geltern 9eiagt, On mahit
ibone 0eihidtcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
&epariere su Saus.

9as nubte lit ia nod gar nidt,
oab Sic jest cine @ehantters @erts
itatt i'm Sarie boben.
Sa, peren ginrihtung bat ii1 ais
bnrdlaus praftii9 nnb uotbpenbis err
%ipielen, Ieit meine gauge Samilie nit
9eioenl6aft benz Sabrraoz unb Iutos
mpbils Sport bulbtgt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
Selbitfritif.

Commits: SD lam ben 8rief midi
lelen, 9err Trin5ipal. Die Sanos
i6riit lit 5u i6ledt.
Chef: Id, llnltnul Sas taur
ieoer @iel leien. 3eiaen Sic
mai bet!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
Silfe in Der Nut6.

Stnbent (%ieinen Batter gum geiuf,
mitbringeno) SIT. mein 3immer in
Sronung, Srau Niiuer?
8irtbin: Saipobll (leiie) 6err
8nmmel, i6 babe Die @ederubr auf
SEEDS" gelteut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
Gin Trauenfenner.

9ii6ter (5u Der 5iemIi6 beiabrten
Giigeflagten) Iber 10 seiteben sic
oo6 enoIid, bob Sic lid beg 0iebz
Nabls ihulbie eemaht babenl gs
ipirb bait i'm iuseuoliheu 2ei6tiinn
gel6eben leinl
In9etlagte: G6 ial
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19

Neres: Sat peis mlr Ger 9eufell
Iae Welt eS frnnf. Su9ar Der
brides bdtt DC Slun3is 6leu5ia fridge.
Slopti9gele bdtt I'M Der Softer berz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19

Standardization (aum iunsen gns
fdnser): Die sterbei5ene selinai
Sbnen nod gar ni6tl 8loBes linz
fallen geniigt ni6t = Sic miiiicn ipie
elm Weni6 uno ni6t tpie elm aartofs
fellad iterben!
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-12
FOUND DEAD
IN BED

Lying peaceably in bed with the
covers pulled tightly about his
head, Mike Fisher, a longshore-
man, 55 years old, was found dead
by friends this morning, who went
to rouse him.
Fisher had lived for three
weeks in a small room in shack
at 1921 Jefferson avenue. He
was able-bodied and apparently
healthy, but his detah is attribut-
ed to continued drinking.
A light lamp was near the bed.
1t is believed that the man has
been dead since Sunday night,
when he was last seen.
Fisher had no relatives, so far
as can be learned. His shack
was but fifteen feet from the one
in which Martin McGinnis, an oid
laborer, was found dead a week
ago. "a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-12
ARRAY OF LEGAL
TALENT I'm N. p.
CONDE MNATiON
CASE

Federal court this morning
took W the trial of the condem-
nation cases of the Northern Pa
cific railway, beginning with the
suit against James Garvey and
others for piece of land just
beyond the Old Town mill.
Murray, Quick & Pritchard
were in court for the railway COM
pany and Coiner, Harvey & Gar
vey, the latter one of the defend
ants, represented the defendants.
A dozen other attorneys repre-
senting other clients were on
hand to give their moral support
to the defense.
In the selecting of the jury
there was a great shifting and
both sides exhausted their chal-
lenges before they were satisfied
to go ahead. The jury was finally
selected just at noon and adjourn
ment was then taken until 2
O'Clock.
Judge Dietrich is on the bench,
having come from Idaho especial
ly to hear these cases. They must
all be finished in the next couple
of weeks to allow for the regular
opening of court.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-01-12
THE TACOMA TINES
POWER TRUST
MAKES BLUFF

1t is up to the city council to
get busy and start business on
that new power plant.
The power trust came before
the fire and water committee this
afternoon and tried to brighten the
council out of the whole proposi-
ton with a greet bluff that the
company will not furnish more
than the 5000 horsepower after
April. The city Is now using more
than that and will need nearly
1000 next winter.
1--WE will not furnish any more
tina nthe 5000 and we cannot AT
ford to increse our plant to take
care of the city's business for a
year or two. or course If the city
were not going to build a plant
we would do it," said Attorney
Brockett for the trust.
All of which means that the
trust is determined to bluff the
council out of goin gahead If II
can and if not then it will hamper
the city and make as much trou-
BILE as possible.
The city probably cannot get
the plant ready for next winter
but If 1t gets right at it 1t can be
ready for the following winter and
1t is up to the council to get busy
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ROW OVER RO0SEvEIT-T|lLMAN
SCRAP LEADS TO RESIGNATION

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, Jan. IL.
Commodore H. A. Jastro, lead
er of the democratic party here,
member of President Roosevelt's
national conservation commission
and head of the Kern County
Land company, today is no longer
a member of the Bakersfield club.
The resignation of Jastro fol-
lowed a heated encounter he had
last night at the club banquet
with John McWilliams, a Chicago
banker. McWilliams during the
dinner casually commented upon
the Roosevelt-Tillman senatorial
imbroglio.
Jastro is said to have retorted
with disparaging remark about
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$500 CASH, s15.oo MoNTHI.v

$1,600--5-r. and bath, electric
lights, plastered. etc, in a neighbor-
hood Of beautiful homes in Whit
worth college district. i block from
car.
s1,75o--5-r. and bath, modern
bungalow: concrete foundation; 2
lots, we'll improved; less than 1 year
|old; X block from West End ear;
graded street and walks. Owner
|going on farm next week.
SCHOOL SECTION BLOCH.
$3,650---24 lots, Cleared and p1ow-
ed; new 5-room $1,000 mousse, rented
for $500; near Pt. Deffcnce car at
26th and Proctor; $500 cash, balance
10 years. Another block for $500
ana u block for $1,750. near 9Th av.
''"' N. n. konHLEn . CO.
! tfh E1o6f Boxlfn Hldx
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the last year, and during the sum-
mer trampled down the forests
and went to the White river slope.
Later it turned backward, and
passed across the upper Sixty
Mile and then seemed to turn
westward and TO head for the
Tanana slopes. They are travel
ing in a procession twenty miles
wide. All that are left in our VI
cinity are some struggling bands.
Indians have followed them ana
are bringing some of the meat TO
Dawson, but on the whole the
herd is getting COO far away TO
get the carcasses back here with
any profit"
From Ogilvie to Dawson Will
Jams found the trail fine. Will
Jams hit the Yukon at Ogilvle.
Above that he is informed the
trail is bad.
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HALF AMILLION
CARIBOU ON TREK

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
DAWSON, Dec. 1S.-Half a
million caribou are in the herd
beyond the SiXty-Mile river. The
vast band is trekking toward the
Tanana river. A report to this
effect is brought by Chris Will
Jams. who has arrived here from
the Ladue valley in the White
river watershed. Williams brought
down a mammoth moose and his
magnificent head and horns, for
the Dawson market, and will re-
turn this week to join his part
ner, John s. Dyke. The men are
prospecting on the upper Ladue
slopes, and are trapping and
hunting enough to pay their VIM
ter's expenses.
1.-THE great band of caribou"
says Williams, "has been moving
in the country west of the Yukor
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MAKE money easy, quick, sure, men,
women; experience unnecessary;
part or all time; see what others
are doing; C. o. Garrett, o., showed
families, sold 8, profit SIS; A. B.
verrett, La, sold s one day; profit
S24; N. Boucher orders rs more,
says everybody wants one = best
business l ever had" Mrs. ]. Brown,
Pa, sold 10, made $40 first 8 days.
Only two sales per day means $36
per week profit. Free sample to act
i've agents. Famous Easy Way
clothes washer, cleans family wash
in 80 to so minutes, while you rest.
No work, only move Knob occasion
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ing else like it, no chemicals, no
rubbing, no washboard or boiler;
every family wants one; easy to sell,
low price, Sc. We create demand.
Write today; specify territory; act
quickly. This won't appear again.
Harrison Mfg. Co., 81 Harrison
bldg, Cincinnati. o.
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President Roosevelt. This drew
from McWilliams the declaration
that "any man who speaks of the
president of the United States like
that is no gentleman"
Jastro sprang to his feet and
Tipped a napkin In McWilliams'
face. The Chicagoan sprang at
Jastro, but friends interfered and
combat was averted.
Major Rice, a leading banker
and member of the club, then re-
marked that he would resign II
Jastro's action was allowed to go
unrebuked. Jastro thereupon
withdrew to an ante-room and
wrote his resignation from the
club.
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CHILDREN SAVED
! FROM DEATH
IN FIRE
,(By United Press Leased Wire.)

,(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SEATTLE, Jan. 12.-Cuddled
together and sleeping unaware OF
danger, five small children, sons
and daughters of A. w. Dubier, a
fisherman, were saved from hor-
rible death by fire when the faith
er waded through a wall of fire
this morning.
Dubier says the fire started
from an overheated kitchen stove.
He was in the other room when
smoke began to pour through the
door. In few seconds the kitten
en- was ablaze. His five babies
were sleeping when their father
seized two of them and ran from
the house Through smoke and
names.
81 With fer in his heart, Dubier
made his way through the flames
to save the remaining babies.
Snatching all three the father
staggered to the open air In
safety.
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The funeral of Mrs. Eta Lund-
berg was held this afternoon from
the chapel of Roberts, Buckley &
King, under the auspices of the
Apostolic faith.
The funeral of X. Masaki was
held this afternoon from Hoska s
chapel, the minister of the Japan
csc mission officiating.
The funeral of Mrs. Katherine
Palmer, who died Sunday evening,
will be held tomorrow morning at
8 O'Clock from st. Leo's church.