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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-02-03
OMAHA.

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Ipngwmu, ioi isou yrsmts stvost
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ltu Jest naslrduiiri3 tiNlu I, uhSa.
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hiugrra Ncaapomcnlc Mdi} II
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-02-03
Roosevelt, ic stikou Y rybnice,

President Run>rvru uStuunil n
mmuk ltdcu Nlasui kumt,, ict
ma NN>clrui pnirrbN sfolkoytho
loT>lW elWlutcb lodcup ally 90
NwDrlo. mnohoh prarr mohou
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rNrblr Mimo To iostanr do ruaou
kumisa tatu tmrm yserh urnomilu
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kira laltup m,rou urlakr pro.
specify Il mrn Iuut i~ou lakr M
klcM kwvrsutE Nrco lakoNeho
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Inehu nencokaNal q hNl utunuvnm
Tim prrkNUpen President uslu
IuWil oSu rlpnu koml>c t.. II \ 90
Ilr rlm ~toji Paul Nortou hyNe
ltuirmnik lmI~,Na
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-02-03
Rudovi6 nebude vydan Rusku,

Nhda Sm~lalt uevNda uskeho
rNulurmnary do rukou u,,k>rh,
rhko3 rrism Il tomu nahlrdu he
RudoyW le ppNinilcem pobti,
.kym mkuh yNhew jak ru>ka
vlada omamotam prt sNt tado>il
u lrhu eNdaut 4 Washugionu
do>l patek rrRt,at rh,Nysk Nm
0rnmm. pty Eudmw hyl proru.
sttu vathN telo hylo ol,umtlie
Inposlrchnuto Rmlo,it uhiral Se
IN,Svlc rtEem m ultrL drkulc prt
/ tom l6m k,lo hNll m napmm"eut
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Ihum a pumcrreh u RnSku pa
lnuiirirh urmal am t,lau, Nrod
lpuNtitrlno rN lr prmnaNat rus
l>kUu mrhapkon Nladn ntmknu
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liit kaldt ma ytltl u nlisknNanl
la prona>lctlnNam lidu RuSku
lNcSVtlumitn>t a ncpocitVo>t a.
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Ina Nrni pnk 81 dNil tomn r. 81
linn duNnlo taNtaui u Sau,tn Ne.
nrur podl>nSm iv, N ~ ru>ke r0.
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take, ~ tento prtpad nttmen a
lmcrickN hd L SledoNanl spraN /
Ipnmtrovh ruSkSeh
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-02-03

Genrnil Frederick Dent Grant,
ktr,4 Jest vohnim velitclem vlads
nlhp vojska \ rhieaaskem dIStrlk
tn, sNolal VA den IL, unca Nolcu,
skou pcnSiinl kemisi klem hode
roshodosatt kdo 4 dUs,oiulkU ma
IhNl dan dn Nsslu}hy \ m>Neoe.
Inteh kruslvh ~ Nrli, ae knmiSe
lbNla ~yolana ,itdiut IA tina neelrm
laby dala do NlSlUAhy plukoNnlkp
| lNillmna i Tnekem, vwhnlhs
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-02-03

hHNf H"iNa Wt-el"hhh NNt='NAA
W pllauu opwr
II HtdWtvj ptulm b,it mkt
basir. suasuN,i tirhmmteh
praw ra euiutm rofau ot
syulrI. uainflllt uriatH hrFpp
unsim opalrnt nrJ hyl hHh mi
cen uikultv
Iutves wlr8 uvspm ir>tt
dluuhn slibuir muuhu Eailma,thn
pro ,craino,l 81 pu konlrukiw
>kou ftrmu Iark,nu to mobn m'
.p1i,mnost u u.
Kuba Jest samostalnou
Ne tNrtrk mlunlehu l,duu hAl
y lla,ant hhvnim mt~tt u,troSa
kuhy. slp,uwtntm spu>uhom up.
stolen ucdayun yNoleul president
Iu>c Miguel Gomez, q do>ayndm
wncrncr umcrickl Magum do.
konml TAM sNt pnNlaui taSopisy
Irrr,lpnyilHll uSperh move Wade a
Ivrtsina terhto dtkuir amrrirkym
Iurcduikmm, 80 PRO kuhu urult
Amrrrka vlida, iak knamu, hNR
Idosalrna na xal,adr rlatloNp dns
ldulku + lAou. kdy NypukA r,N".
luce r0ii nAui iit nnr.rm pa
lSnlrnut palmayl a hylp diva roky
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lrovnrl jpko ~ kNrtu iaba ua
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Iiii o rnl noGi yyrulman,m ohno.
i>lroiu oSlaNWau rot ~ earn
4 krasuc , ropirke noe, >Nlmuln.
lllicc ma>lp hyly krasne rNrraNr
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INck oxdnhuy Take muuho tanet
Inirl tihuN udhlNaun hylo llro.
IhN knhanskteh NlaSleuen mu
ltcnikn otueruN kuhan>kr ia
muguratnt pruyod im kttrcm Nul
ISko, nhtanskt organlSaee a Nrns
knytSi mySlivel Ruralrs 50 81,
lcaslulIj hnnl - pot,lc odpolrdnr
Ia uhiral ~ utdhrrnnu Nitt1ohra
Innu nu MoutNrrutc namtNll na
prot, Ccnlml parku President
lt'omrf lcnt \ polrlur >lotll pri.
Isahu hNl Nnlskrm a mNsllNei do.
Iproyodtu spom guy Magoourm
ldo vladniho palaee Eau Mnguon
Ikratcc po sluSenl prlNahN rrrNldcn.
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lkey Fla, odtud po drttc do
IWashunvlnnu nopmtut lnd Me.
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niei, pmie peimo ,lo New Norkn
MistoprcSidcnl XnNuS Nc tvlaSt
Inim kuhansktm msrdanl Sonalt
rovnel sloitl prlSahu TNrtc y Va.
llctnt lode pflstavn hehcm SlaN
nos,l vypdlcny >alu,y X nestole
lni prosllcnta GomeKo hNly sysla
lnp ~ SouSlati do llaNauN dive Va
Iletne lode . siee nova Maine 4
Mississippi, oht AkotvilS media
lcko sraku stare Maine, ies, lah
snamo. nitcm hyM pred lcdcna
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prlstaly pflstavn iemA dol
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. INnnskem dine -, ledna lsAs u Il
innra tehol ruku hyla mlocna
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nelskN pNpor na pesnoS,i Mon
lkde1to nova Maine pof,lravoNal'
IkuhauekN prapor vlaiict ned STA
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Itnny Selt rof kuhanee Nmsile
| neh hyli Nykli yid6ti amrrlck
! lodi hilt y}dt a. yctrrui l'sl,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-02-03

um mbmHy w tladnlU fus.
EHau smffrtt lud. tnlru ielf
eiuF aif nHhaftW
vlAda profit telefnicim
Nihdm lbuutrl ga Willt
am pauuru ahaiH ioehlo
duelabm wtmsituI lmt iuh
hu llhrrfmnnnta blrlnhulhU slirn
hm rlm hapialenpf phna. pti
sUt Wlmm lnlluW 2astutFum
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sat dm tfrlirrn huir wlht
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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1909-02-03

,ladmhu trIaltlbU uiembbhu y
rRIea sttm blslrtfu iau lBi
ptyd tumm pntltulbn l'naalaui
limef trlt D taifmnil ulrnsbahu
utl'm elhlnlhu lsau pf i go
hasrm seBudaliah tprat hief'
mi ~ aasar lWmiil, t pnieni
h baifunfm nranhffW imrnutn.
ueho plubntuiku irnt iesi ,altm
utlu I'VE ppntttin lneaHnt htt
rtbn wnl irlu iabtut pmnasledu
b U III rr, npuslil ilit derui
n uirWal fusmasl Iutui an
siumm u lilruH,h il Soil
sihli
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
Wheat Touched Highest Price,
With One Exception, Reached
In Twenty Years.
AMERICAN FARMER IS ON TOP
Estimated Europe VIII Need $4,000
Penny win Have 20 DC Paid.

Chicago April ON a sensational
opening wheat on the Board OF Trade
today touched the highest point with
one exception in moro than twenty
years, First sales OF May wheat were
az 124 90 1850. the latter figures
being 3h 40 g cents higher than the
close Monday
ia any event if the estimate that
10000. 900 bushels will be needed for
European consumption is correct. IL
is certain that the continent
VIII have TO pay a pretty penny to
the American farmers Co say nothing
OF the biz trader who for months has
been accumulaung a lire estimated
az $4,000 900 bushels.
The highest previous price for May
wheat within 20 years was passed.
except during the Letter deal ir 1925.
whom the price reached S1.S5. Al that
time that price in Europe. noted in
italy advanced so that the pcsantry
suffered. Letter lost heavily ON the
deal
Opening figures for July wheat were
"a at li1 90 ga at p cent higher
sales being made AT 10 at III.
Excitement was seething iu the pit
before tho rCycrbeFating of the great
gong announced the beginning OF the
'atn DINlniNa'. I HhLtINnL was n hole
day owing TO the municipal election
but during the speculative idloness
hullish news accumulated at rate
which ensured a recod break king ad-
vance toGaN
Liverpool advanced Yesterday and
continued today. being reported eng
az 3iad oveer Monday closing prices
An English authority startled tho
trade with an rstimgtc that EI0u-
would require 80 GOO. 000 bushels from
America WIlhlu the next four months.
Whore This is Go come from no trader
was found t0da' 20 explain. As i'm
diCating the shortage or the dones-
tic crop 30 d. stated that Kansas City.
O. great shipping point for winter
wheat. has Seen heavy buyer at
Minneapolis for her own mills
taIu was reported quite general boo
the southwest today but although
beneficial Do is declared doubtful if tho
crop vii he maturcd in time for tho
delivery on July contract. owing to the
dry autumn which Is said To- have
greatly retarded growth
Bow much the CJugested condition
Of the MAY delivery has TO do with
present prices can be explained only
by the man who controls the market
and his word is that supply and de-
mHnd and not manipulation are re-
.Housihle for the advance
The market worked within the Ouan-
Ing range Of prices the remainder Of the
session until a minute before the c'o-o
whom May jumped iu a iash from l.2tai
10 l25ss, at which it closed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
BARGE, WITH FIVE PEOPLE
ABOARD, ADRIFT ON LAKE

Sandusky. Ohio, April. THE barge
Norman Kelly, with four men and a
woman aboard. Is drifting helplessly
before a so mile gale off Kelley's ISL
and. The barge oke away from her
dock at Kelley's Island early today as
% result OF the high wind and heavy
seas. A tug from here IS attempting
20 rescue the barge and its crew.
The barge was last seen near here
ht noon today when IL was being car
RED swiftly away to the northeast
The members OF tho crew were then
standing on the deck waving frantical-
ly TO their friends on the ISLAND.
Their names are Joseph Euce
Charles Todd, a Mrs Wood and a deck
band named James. All Of them are
p, Cleveland.
capt James y. Todd. owner Of the
uiltung barge summoned tho steamer
Eccor. out from SanduEky, 20 the res
cue. The boat was driven back by tho
wind when 20 miles out. The passeng-
ems are at the mercy Of the water
There Is no way by which they can
change the course Of the boat as II
4 without an engine. Neither are there
any provisions aboard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
MEETING is HELD TODAY.
Nearly Every County in the State
Is Represented at the
Session.
Wesley X. Walton Is State Chairman
And Nephi l.. Morris Is secretary
OF Republican Organization.

The temporary organization OF the
Republican Prohibition League Of
Utah has been made permanent. and
the first hattie line has been drawn
for a two years campaign against
the liquor trafic which the promoters
Confidently expect will result in q vic
tory over the whisky forces and their
allies.
At a meeting In the Office Of George
~. Cannon. Templeton building, near
Iy every county IN the state was
represented, and amid the utmost en-
thusiasm an organization was effected
and the purposes OF the league set
FORTH Wesley X. Walton, Of Rich
county, was elected state chairman.
and Nophi L. Morris, Of salt Lake,
secretary.
IN address setting forth the aims
and purposes Of the organization is
IN the course OF preparation. and as
coon as the signatures Of the various
officers are attached thereto. will be
Ssued 10 the public. There are also
being published 100000 copies Of tho
proceedings Of the Republican mass
convention. held IN the Salt Lake
theater. Feb. "a These will be distri-
butod broadcast throughout the state,
Js campaign document. A set Of
nl avs win also be issued, b be sub
-0ribed 10 by Republicans favoring
absolute state wide prohibition. no mo
sion 70 be made for the exception
O' any city or county.
s. perfect organization will be ef-
iacted al once IN every county, pre-
uaratory 10 the election two years
hence. IN the tickets 10 be named
none burt clean and reliable men wal
De considered, who win stand square
lv FOR the enactment OF strict pro-
hbtion laws and who will be IN fav-
0r Of their enforcement, irrespective
rl location or condition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
IDAHO CITY ELECTIONS
Pence IL Mayor OF Boise-D. W. Church
Is Chosen I'm PocatellO--
other Results.
Especial to the News }

Boise. Idaho, April Joseph r.
Pence. Democrat has been elected
mayor over John NJ. Haines. Repuhli-
can. after one OF the most bitter cam
paigus iu the history of the city. On
which churches. unions and saloons
were involved. Fences majority was
100.
x. II. Dewey was elected mayor OF
Nampa and j. Gowen WAS elected
mayor of Caldwell. Both men arc lib
erals
AZ Twin Falls. Carl j. Hahn Of the
Business Mems ticket received 2e6
vote for mayor n. D. Warner. repre-
sontug tho antl-s4lo0n movement re-
cciyed 149.
Al Woisor what is known as tho
Peoples ticket was defeated bv The
citizens ticket Tho following Officers
were elected: Mayor. Harry W. WuIh
city clerk, s. n. Travis. city treasurer.
Mrs Fannie Riggs. city engineer. T.
ID Maxwell. councilman. First ward
r. D.. Smith. william Nancise: second
ward, Frank Harris. Tunis Terwilliger:
Third ward. A. @. Gordon. r. C.. Me-
kinney.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
Commercial Street Dive is Scene
or Shooting at 2 O'clock
This Morning.
SELF DEFENSE IS CLAIMED.
Thomas Anderson. the Accused, says
William smith. tine Victim. Both
Iolorcd Threatened His Life.

ellie came 90 ma with knife ans
Threatened t1 Bill mo. had 10 Je.eua
rIy.e.f and SHOE a.nl did not intend
| 90 kI h.u. uut 2 ua- afraid he V-us
hurt me with tho lnir1 and drew
gun aud fired"
This .s Che statement of Thomas An
dorsou. o1lored man employed GO GIN,
Louvre cafe, now occupying a cell m
| tHe city iau for the kIling OF william
smith asad % years. at saloon frs
Commercial street Formerly known as
Candy Eiis' place nc o'circs this
morning.
Early last evening Anderson and
smith had an argument t.a. broke up
ln roN. Harsh words were used and
threats made. Another man. Tom LEM
on. mixed in the fuss and 10 ie elaine
ed that Anderson made threats against
Lemon. When the shooting occurred
t was supposed that Anderson .utea g.
ca t1 snort Lemon and not SIN. h. alt
devel1Hmouts this morning .ud.cAt- that
Anderson shot smith iu SELF def nse
shortly after % o'clock this mlrl.f-
Anderson entered the saloon and 'mu..
diatcly the shooting followed smith
WAS -1ol in tho jaw, the bullet rang. s
upward ard entering the BRAIN b.
lived for about SOD minutes
Anderson declares that when Doe CO.
tered Tho saloon Lc HaT 200 intention ,t
starting trouble, bst that Smith drew
out long hllUyG rrrE0tEuife erred
started towards n.r Anderson tu.L
drov revolver and f-af smith was
struck iu Do, ia" Hua l.' 'n 500. floor
Thirty minutes later o.. wa. 1caG
ANDERSON DrsAPpEAEs
After tle aHoatra Anderson dia-r-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
GOV. HASKELL'S CASE.
JUDGE Marshall May Hand Down De-
cision 20 Quash Tonight

JUDGE Marshall May Hand Down De
cision 20 Quash Tonight
Tulsa. okla, April WHEN The third
days hearing % the CASE OF GOV. Clls.
p. HASKELL and the half DO en- other
Okla. or1ans under lndictm snt oharrfI
with TauI n MusAosce t5en ts e.
gan lr the United States clr-ui. 60 .r.
here tolng sylvester Rush, tho sa.a
ATTORNEY for the government. m .da ..s
argument l1r the prosecutor. re d.
rested Ms argument against The mI-
tlu ~ The dCieusC tO qussh the md q.
ments ou the ground that ne .ad conc
an te1 TN grand jury iuysstl at On at
1IusfoEee Improperly Mr. rash &c.
rgr.'y arraiFncd council frr .Uo do
f.nsa aud denici that ho mad acted Im-
properly ~ attempted 10 Of RItu ...oa
that bod been called D. flr. tho trl.H
lUN Nr recalled flat tue grand Juror.
who testified Yesterday haT HlI hal
conduct hnd. au the other hand, larn
proper
Nr Ru1 U'e followed Pop Judge q. ID
stuart for fha defence.
lt AHs believed tolar that The arru-
uentH wOul4 hc concluded at1 In th.
afternoon. ono chat JUDGE Ms han
would bond down decision t.1IeUt 0n
thr m1Jl0n to Qu1sh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
LAND is WITHDRAWN.

s. letter has been received by tic
register and receiver OF the local land
ONCE from the Office OF the secretary
of the interior Washington requesting
The withdrawal from entry Of about
$4,000 acres on hand Ia Utah IN
lands are located in Emn~. mon
Beaver and Kane counties ana the,
are withdrawn temporarily rvrdlrr
their classification by tho WaehIrfto.
office. As soon as .his iz done o'8.,
nI tho land Doc question win Doe sent T..
salt Lake city with letters o. class.
! .catIon announcing what lands out o..
those Withdrawn may boz filed up1f
us agricultural lands Following i~
Rho list. Township H south. range If
oHst township l5 south. range M east
township % south. range east. town
ship ah south rang. ID west. town
ship s south, range De- west. town
fh'r -s. south. rance g west: township
30 "'uth, range west
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
CHOSE WHIPPING POST
TO A JAIL SENTENCE

Vancouver, Apri1 THE whipping post
as a punishmeut for a crime against
young girl, was brought into use al
WattsburE a milling town la the Crows
Nest Pass district
young man namCd Anderson con-
fessed to having attempted TO entice a
glri OF tender years. Mayor h. j. Watts
q We him hie choice of % iail sentence
or lash. The prisoner choose the lash
BE was stripped and commanded 10
place his hands above his head as he
leaned forward against the dagstaf In
the front yard Of tho courthouse The
lash was then applied vigorously on his
back. Every stroke brought forth cries
ior mercy Anderson left the city later
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
THREATENED CONTEST OVER
BALDWIN'S WILL AVERTED

san francisco April IA urea teh-
ed viii contest over the estate Of the
late Lucky Baldwin has besn pre-
vented by a compromise by which
Mrs. Rosetta Selby. a daughter. by
tho turfman's FIRST marriage, win re-
ceive about double the amount speci-
fed in the will Tho exact terms OF
the compromise are withheld by the
attorneys on both sides.
The agreement was reached after an
extended conference between repre-
sntHtives OF tho widow, Mrs. Lillian
Bennett Baldwin, two other daughters.
Mrs. Anita McClaughry and Mrs Clara
StocEer and Mrs Seiby.
The original legacy for the latter
was property I'm Los Angeles, valued NJ
about $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-07
T0 m0Non CArT. RALDWIN-

New YORK. April Capt n scott
baldwin. u. 3. A.. 20 no Boz honored by
tho Aero club of America Win gold
medal Announcement that hIs srr-
vices 10 the cnure Of aeron1utIos were
10 ha recognized in This manner was
made after "a meeting Of tle contest
COMMITTEES or me club here yesterday
The medal viii bear the following In
scriptioni
ITO Thomas Scott Baldwin On reroF-
milton N hls achievement ln COM true
tine me nrft dirigihle war balloon ac-
cfpiod hY the United states soFeru-
mcnl 100 1905"