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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-09-15
STATES GOOD RECORD.

The years of which record is obtain
able are those during which the state
has supervised all banks not holding
national charters, there being no
"private" banks in Wisconsin. The
Wisconsin law places no limit on the
amount of deposits as compared with
capital, and it is a striking tribute
to Wisconsin's system of supervision
that in the past fifteen years there
have been but few failures, and still
fewer cases in which the depositors
lost any money. Still, economists
argue that the amount of capital of
a bank should not be higher than
81 to every 81 of deposits, nor lower
than 81 capital to 81 of deposits, and
it is with this theory and the con-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-11
THREE HUNDRED MINING CLAIMS
ARE STAKED OUT ON THE CANADIAN
Gold and Silver Strike Five Miles From Logan Looking, Better
Every Day; Good Sized Town Has Sprung Up and Permanent
Camp Is Established; Silver Values Run as High as $3.50
to the Ton.

ing that the far cast will be especially
benefited as "A result of continual
steady development of the resources OF
this country, Baron Takahira. Japa-
nese ambassador, left Washington this
afternoon for seattle, whence he sails
on August II for japan,
The baron returns at the direction
of his government and has announced
his expectation of returning to Wash
ington in the fall.
He will assist in the work prelimin-
larry TO revising Japan's treaties with
the powers of the world which be-
comes opportune this year.
In going to Japan on leave of ABB
scnce, the ambassador said. Il do not
feel that | am called upon to say any
thing particular in regard to the rela~
tons between America and Japan. For
two or three months after my arrival
| had to see almost daily publication
of some kind of unpleasant stories
about us which We're. from the outset,
fabrications of misinformed persons
which would disappear in due time, as
they did. Ever since then everything
has been in a right direction and |
have no doubt will continue 50 for
ever"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-11
SECONDARY Of LAND
DRAWING LACKS
ENTHUSIASM
Numbers After Fifteen Hundred
Considered of Little Value by
Occur d'AIene HomeSeekerS.

by Morning journal Special Leased Wire
Occur D'Alene, Ida, Aug. l0.-Judge
Witten resumed the drawing for
the Occur D'Alone reservation at .
o'clock this morning. There vas not
the same enthusiasm as was mani
tested on the first day. probably due
to the fact thai numbers after Loco
are considered Of little value.
One OF the interesting features Of
the day was the number of persons
calling at the land office to make sure
they are the genuine winners Of the
numbers.
Sometimes two men OF the same
name appear and the judge hands
each a piece of paper upon which he
asks them to write their names, age,
height, etc, and these must CORES
pond with the particulars upon tho
application, The first rejection of an
application occurred today when the
name of a. ID. Boughman of Char
lotte. Mich, through agent Edwin l..
Coy, of the same place was read. 1t
was rejected on the ground that FL
lerton r.. Bayles, the notary public OF
tildl Tow Nlh itbi SPECIFY lldt Nv Md0
authorized to make out papers for
land drawing. out of the 5000 drawn
this is found to be the only n de-
fectivcly executed.
Word from the camps Of the APP
praisors who are on the Occur
D'Alene reservation, states that the
land win be appraised in plenty of
time for filing in April, 1910. II is
the timber will not be csti-
any more than to classify as /
agricultural or grazing land
means that the government viii
nave only an approximate idca as to
real value of each quarter.
There will be no drawing tomorrow,
but on Thursday morning the four
teen cans containing the $1,000 appli-
for Flathcad lands will be
opened. Six thousand names will be
lrawn for the $500 claims. M TIM
Ger lands are involved. Next Monday
he drawing for the Spokane rcscrva-
ion begins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-11
OREGON CLAIMS THE
KlnDEST MAN KNOWN
THE WORLD OVER


Especial Correspondence to Morning journal
Portland. ore, Aug. Eff you liVcd
IN the woods where bear, deer and
cougars actually interfered with your
farming operations and doVuurcd your
crops, would you have any hesitation
about killing the offending varmints
Frank Lotion, % German hermit living
alone on the Panjab river in the Blue
Mountains in this state, thinks 1t is
wrong To Kill wild animals and they
bully him numerically.
Although for years ne has lived ian %
district where am sorts of wild animals
arc numerous. he has never Killed one
yet. They frequently cause me much
trouble he says. but it is wrong to
kill them"
\ few days g he awakened In tho
morning to see two large cougars glar-
ing at him through the windows of hi
cabin. The mo%uptaincor could easily
have killed both of them. but he said
he had no objection to have them in
spcct the interior Of his house AFTER
watching him for several minutes. tho
Wild eats skunk away into the timber.
\ field OF corn. planted and Guilt
waited by Lotion with great care. wa
destroyed recently by a herd OF deer
Several acres of the corn was eaten e..
the ground Mr Lotion could easily
nave killed tho deer the morning af-
ter the animals devoured his corn. but
did not modest them. 4 big bear
recently created havoc with tho irri-
CATION schemc Mr.. Lotcon has carried
on his farm WsilowiDg la the.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-11
DOUBT DISAPPEARS
Va One in Albuquerque Who Has Il
Bad tack Can Ignore This Double
Proof

Does your back even ache?
Have o suspected got Kidneys?
Backache is kidney ache.
with it m dizzy spells.
Slcopless nights. tired. dull days,
Distressing urinary disorders.
cure the kidneys to cure it all.
Doan's Kidney pills bring quick re-
lief.
Bring thorough. lasting cures.
You have read Albuquerque proof
Read now the Albuquerque sequel.
Renewed testimony: tested by time.
Mrs. f.. Adair. Sf7 : Edith street.
Albuquerque. y. NJ. says: Two and
a hair years ago | used Doan's Kidney
Pills and was so wen pleased with the
benefit I obtained hat I was glad to
publicly recommend them In giving
this second statement. il is my desire
to show hat ] value this remedy as
highly as ever. had such sever,
pains across my loins and between my
shoulders that I was greatly incon-
Venienccd. When 1 sat Town the
misery was So much in evidence that
II seemed rs IL I could not endure il.
contents Of one box Of Doan's
Kidney pills relieved M so greatly
that I could not do otherwise THAI
praise them
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co. buffalo.
Now York. sole arcnts for the United
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-11


lspr''" "'s'"''" "'"S ''"i
lueuil."'h u aus ~
Inc uhu"0oN't' -" ~
toi'N-s'Ne"'h s'"'e ! "sion n"' 'eNr'
proven ohce aga" "S ~ 9''i''ins a"'
very rece''t ''oONVE :" e''" :" Wv
brakes ol nv o"""uI"n i've !" 0"
efh New MeAico' ms Eiu"!""o "
'lShteeh mics n"'tiieds' u iuouih-
earn ana apout i've Hill'S li"lh i-P7'"
on the ROCK isl"l'u '"u N'e'"9
huhdreus OF people nave VS''oo ''o
spot anu Y tle iast ~ ""S'
thlh9 IKE 'hree nunuieo "inti"S
claims nave pe'" 9'"N1u IL Va
1'"h hah1eo Moi"ies 'l'lii9 ~ '"i''
OF the discovery anu wiz" " '"'o"B'
company mas s'ahtu '"e fhoS' PROM
lslh8 ellin's ~ 'h' oNih $3.50 "O'
most OF tue ei"'inS II O"'o'sV
people nave d 'Sp'O'i ""''"s camp o.
the hedu Vi tiVSe W. "ii'S'9 "o"i g"
spring Whlch 'ie pest oi
drlnklng water TO the huhureus VINO
pour IN uaiIH' "hlons ''e"i poin7
found MINERS s~pecuia'orS anu tlo
ereehest OF greell'loihs VINO HeNci "a"
Sold ore ana ASH III hi"'ioi VI i''i
lsh qaesllohs. his taIhP Is run VI
strictly moral pr'hcipics' nv 'o'1e W
cusslng belhg alloWea On 'he sr"uios'
MI HOPKINS the mining eAper' III w
chicago punch enforcing ms "iuel7
with a praWhN llst Il necessary ~
says iadles may VISIT .hc camp a. any
ume WIN lhlPuHI'N nv guy i'e'
assay Just receive" ny these C"N"7'
promoters SHOWS solo worm $i-''V "
the ton Whlie the SILVER WIN pa" =.
Sd'0 per TON ana oPP'r lo"" u"
" are aiso present III i"Ni"B pu""
tltles' 10y dlsSlhS uoNh III t"e &c" w
the arroyos a rev rect Suiil0ioh' WI"
ter may be obtained LOT placer nllni'S
and the chicago people stated th"t -"
man could easily MAKE i've VI y
lars a day washlne ''rl' Pr"N''Vu ~
had a pan MlhInE PIN anu r'"Oe
pans are at Il premium as 'no'r az
none nearer thah o!llcaso Vt +" : "S",
and so proceedings VIII ne Si'" u"',
the tools arrive from Nh'caS" ""'o"
wiz pc inns Week
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-11
CUBAN COUNCILLOR OF
LEGATION VISITS TAT

Beverly. Mass. Aug. 10.-Don Gaze
ear Ebarranco, chancellor of the
Cuban legation. which is established
at Manchester for the summer,
caused some comment this afternoon
bv a visit to President Taft's office.
There are few callers at the office
these DAYS and the appearance of the
Cuban diplomat started reports that
trouble in his home is causing nun TO
seek an early appointment with th'
president for the Cuban minister. car
los Garcia Nelcz.
The minister win leave Manchester
next week for a trip to the Pacihc
coast and the president may nave "a
chat with him before his departure.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-11
TO PIPE WATERS OF
THE COLUMBIA
100 MILES
i've Million Dollar Gravity SyS-
tenn in Northwest to Irrigate
Half Million Acres Of Land.
Especial correspondence to Morning Journal

Especial Correspondence to Morning Journal
spokane. Wash, Aug 6-itanchers
owning 550, 200 acres OF land in the
Crab Crock district I'm Grant county,
Wash, southwest of spokane. are
backing a project to pipe water from
the Columbia river neal Marcus,
stevens county. Wash, to a point more
thar 100 miles south. at Il cost o. 49,
000. 200, thus providing one of the
most extensive gravity systems for ir-
rigating in the world.
The land to be supplied with mois-
ture by artificial means is in the heart
of the sagehrush country in eastern
Washington. and will he devoted to
fruit n vegetables as soon as il can
be made ready for crops. The re-
claimed area will provide homes foI
from 100000 to 300 600 men, women
and children when il is cut up into
=, 10 and 20-acre tracts.
The farmers in the district have
levied an assessment of Two and 4 half
cent an acre to provide a FUND to
make a preliminary survey. and j. NJ,
spencer Of Plains, Mont, owner of
several thousand acres of land, who is
actively identified with the project,
believes the plan of carrying water
from the Columbia river to the arid
district by e. of pipes can DE
worked out successfully. He said in
discussing the plan:
1t is expected to bond the project
FOR sufficient funds to properly
finance it, and the hackers believe the
system outlined will bring water TO
the land at an initial cost of less than
SEQ an acre. After that 1t is esti-
mated the expense of maintenance
will be much below the present figure
OF So an acre
Mr.. Spencer added that the survey
work will be started in a short time,
and if this shows that the plan can
be carried out successfully it Is cN-
pccted active operations viii begin
carly the coming year to be pushed TO
completion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-11
GIRL, CAUGHT IN
CLOUOBURST, DROWNED

GIenwood springs. Aug 10-Hilda
Gustafson. the ~5-year-old daughter 81
Charles Gustafson. a rancher' was
drowned by Il cloudhurst near Gyp-
sum 2S miles cast % here. last night.
Tho child was playing "a the Nard
and a wall 81 weter wash-d her away
before she could reach the house. An
unknown man. who was seeking work
on the ranch. made an unsuccessful
sttempt To rescue the girl hut was
himself washed away and was round
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-11
BONES
UNEARTHEO IN TEXAS
Railroad Iaborcrs Dig up skeletons OF
Spaniards.

Anderson. Texas, Aug. 10.-Twcnty-
II skeletons were uncarthcd near
Piedmont IN an excavation made by
the Houston " Texas Central railway
today.
Eleven guns were found a month
ago in the same place. 1t is believed
they are the bones Of Spaniards killed
in a battle with aborigines while on
a hunting expedition.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-11

Eli +. Smith, a mail carrier I'm
! Alaska, who won distinction by driN
ing a team of malamutes from Nome
to Washington, -. G., four years ago,
when he was received by President
Roosevelt, Is in Spokane with four of
the original ten dogs to make final
preparations to participate in the race
between the mail carriers and miners
for a purse of 10000. Smith believes
the carriers viii win. as they are used
TO long drives and are thoroughly fa-
miliar with every part of the country
in the northlaud through which they
viii travel. He aid that Alaska IS at
tracing much attention this year,
adding that thousands of persons from
various parts of the east, south and
middle west are going into the district
this summer. He has been in Alaska
since 1891, when he joined the mail
service and declares ne could not be
induced to stay for any length OF time
I'm another part Of the world Mrs
Smith, who is with him, viii make the
return trip by rail, while he win travel
over the trail
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-11

Madam. said the agent, address
ing the lady who had opened the door
iu answer To his ring. Il am introduce
ing the greatest household invention
of the twentieth century. It is "a com
bination tool In compact form. COM
% corlIscreW, a IAN opener. a.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-11

IA half mile from the house in an I'M
conscious condition. 1t is estimated
that the flood damaged crops to the
extent of $50. 900. Traffic is delayed
by Washouts on the Rio Grande line.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-11
unndre,l. Ilome.cs. in Fire.

Chicago, Aug. 10.-Hundreds were
driven from their homes today by q
that destroyed 20 houses in South
Chicago. 1t is believed that no hV's
were lost,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-08-11
BARON TAk]AHARI LEAVES
WASHINGTON FOR JAPAN

Washington, Aug. 10.-With warm
expressions of qualification in his eX-
p~eriences in Washington since his ar
rival eighteen months ago and predIct-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-20
Socialism in England.


The sudden conversation of the lib
eral government Of Great britain "a
schomee ,bot INT lotal,. r.o,,,a ho,,o
80 NJ uVtluu'VVp - Id"h ~
hoTo nlu'avs toataa7 I tr,r,a ~ 40
n hulyyark of nd~ividnalisu nnd rho
liberal party as representing the doe
trine that the least government Is the
best. Germany's experiment in state
socialism are consistent with German
- : 80 =. "a "lHaNS top'.-
- nrit,. og = ata.a aIsVi", az
thinr ava n,arrha1v =, n,attars
ittle whether tbis he lone hv narlia :
mentarv enactment or royal decree.
France also believes in a highly or
ganized, centralized authority, OF uu-
limited power over the individual.
whether called Imperial. monarchicdl
OF ~IepupIlcah' IN cltner russia OF
- : ,u ~ ~ a1om 3 4"
~ eo~ialiet idnas ana ulors hv thc poy-
ernmapt involves no evolutionary
change.
England, on the other hand, has
stood so consistently through so many
centuries for the opposite conception
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-20
ReCaIcitrant Hens Brought to
Terms.

A Boston correspondent of the New
York sun relates, for the Information
Of mankind, how hens may be induced
to lay. The credit of the discovery
given by him to a Boston commuter.
This commuter. it seems. was eNas
perated by the high price of marke
produce. So he resolved to keep fift'
hens of his own and cease buying eggs
He went to considerable expense t.
provide the hens with hcnhouses ant
other apparatus for laying. He als'
read a mass Of literature on hen diet
and fed the hens on such balanced
%rations" and scientific mashes' as ar.
most highly approved by the agrieul
tural weeklics.
The results We're Disappointing
Weeks went by, and the hens not onll
aid no eggs, but gave not the slight
st sign that they felt under obllga
ions to do SO.
This ingratitude vas too much To-
he suburbanite, who was a mar o
somewhat quick temper. So he con
Iomned his fifty hens to death an
proceeded one day in his anger to at
tempt to execute the sentence with 4
evolver and fifty cartridges.
But his poor craftsmanship STOOD
the hens in good stead. When tn
ammunition was exhausted only tive
mems were dead and four dangerousR
wounded.
Next day the commuter armed him
self with a shotgun. He entered lh'
henhouso to execute the rest ol IN
flock. What was his surprise To ilh'
every surviving hen sitting on a new
laid ceg. The sight Modified the com
nutcr and he spared the hens.
But the commutcr had found oui
the way TO make them do their duty,
saws the Boston correspondent. NOV
when there Is a falling off in eggs al
he has to do is to walk through the
henhouse fully armed, and h hens
tax to their nests for business. For
weeks after the Egg supply is ehtlrelN
satisfactory.
The candid reader. though recog
nizing the value of the commuter :
discovery. can hardly fail to forsec
much trouble in store for nm. inc
question whether Boston, the center
Of anti-militarism, will long tolerate
such an lmperialistic management Of
a suburban henhOuse a have but ohf
answer.
We should say to the hen owner to
Brighten his hens with all the para
phernalia of war while yet he may. u
viii not be long before Moorield Stor,
and the rest Of the anti-imperialists'
to say nothing of the large local con-
tingent of universal peace agitators'
will be camping on his trail and cack-
ling on his track. The opportunity Is
good ia be neglected by them
Inter-Ocean.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-20
CASTELLANE LOSES
ON APPEAL
Representative Of French Court
Declares Princess De Sagan
a Good Mother and Entitled
to Custody Of Children,


Paris, May 1B-M Seligman, d
representative of the department Of
justice, presented his conclusions in
the Castellnne de Sagan suit today IN
favor of the defendant. on December
so of last year, the French court
handed down a decision that the three
sons of Count Bohi Castellane remain
in the custody OF their mother, the
present Princess De Sagan. The count,
however. appealed from this decision
in May this year and this appeal has
since been argued
NJ. "Seligman said that the evidence
submitted showed that the conduct of
the Princess De Sagan had been ire
proachable before her marriage and
that she had since remained a good
mother and wife. consequently he re-
commended that the decision of the
lower court giving her the custody of
the children stand. The formal deci-
siol will be rendered May so.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-20
Seals, Angels, PruneS and
RaiSinS.

It is impossible for any paper to d''
full Justice to the national game. ny
matter how earncst and good its in
tentions may be. We manag here
abouts to get up a pretty long list OF
Pirates. Tigers. Giants. Cubs. Sox. etc.
but II Is w%oefully inadequate for the
United tatcs of America.
From the columns OF a contempt
raIy that is published in the far west
We pick out a few more household
words, merely TO illustrate what "a
tremendous range there is. Though
We may not respond as we should,
there are hearts that b.at wildly over
the Angels. the Prune Pickers. tn,
Rasin Eaters. the Seals and the Co
votes. These names leap boldly out
in headlines and make rs acknow-
ledge secretly and all To ourselves
that perhaps some sympathy is due
the unfortunate foreigner who is be
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-20
Senator AIIiSon'S
Contemporaries

Morton Of Indiana, intellectually,
was the peer OF any man of his time.
He becam feeble in health in his lat
or years. but his mind remained strong
and ~uncIouded. owing to his health
he made his speeches while sitting IN
his chair. a courtesy the senate cheer-
fully accorded him. Matt Carpenter
was one of the most brilliant men
and ablest lawyers | ever knew. thur
man was another great lawyer ana
so. also, was Edmunds. Zach Chand-
Ter was a strong able man, ana as
intense a partisan as ever existed
Senator Cockrell was one Of the best
legislators ever i'm the senate. WINE
a partisan on party issues, ne was an
American at all times. He aided great
tx in the settlement Of Cuban diff
cultics. and we owe much to nm IN
securing the reorganization OF the
army after the Spanish war. MI
Cockrell belonged to the later genera
rather than those who were
prominent when | first entered the
With him were Beck of Ken
lucky and German Of Maryland. the
succeeding Beck as the demo-
leader. But German soon be-
came the actual leader Of his party
after he came to the senate. and be-
he succeeded Beck. He achieved
his greatest triumph in the defeat OF
the elections bill IN the fifty-first con-
sross. The way h. handled that bill
his status. In many ways Cor
man was the greatest judge Of char
actor that was ever in the senate.
always found him fa~ir-minded, and
all in all De was a valuable senator.
Arthur Wallace Dunn in Revi W OF
Reviews.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-20
CIVIL ENGINEER.

\. ID. OGLE-
County Surveyor.
All Glasses of Surveying. office cor
ner Third and Gold. Phone SO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-05-20
ANACONDA COPPER
LOSES MONEY
Earnings Show Slump Of Over
Four Million Dollars COmpar-
ed With Preceding Year,


i"s Morning Journal Special Leased Wire
New York. May fg.-The annual re-
port OF the Anaconda Copper Mining
company for the year ended Decem-
n'F 81, last. issued today. shows that
uuring the first six months OF the year
i'pS the company suffered an actual
l'ss owing to the shut down OF opera
"'hs IN January and February of that
var. The total income for the year
WIS ~Fl5.6Oi.fS2. a decrease of 81
.ise'2. as compared with 1907 and
."' total expenses were S~14,65S.5l9, q
Increase of s944.S42. Payment of in
N'est charges and dividends resulted
" a deficit of *1.317.02O. This deficit
deducted from the previous sur
rus OF s6.261.4e3. leaving the sur
iigs on December 81. last. t~4.S44.443.
me dividends declared amounted TO
s'9-eo0 a decrease Of $4,000 00
nom the preceding year.