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Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-19

avenue. This is for foot passengers
only, and from the street entrance I'd
the stairway leading to the main walt
ing room there extends corridor 225
feet long and As feet wide. thanked
by merchants shops. On either side
or the Seventh avenue entrance there
are also series Of stores AT the far
ther end of the arcade the restaurant.
lunchrooms and the cafe will be estab.
lished, with proper kitchens and serv-
ice connections. Beyond is the gen
eral waiting room and the concourse
all easy of access by convenient stair
ways. AT the corners of Thirty-firs,
and Thirty-third streets and Seventh
avenue are open pavilions which fur.
nish carriage entrances.
A part from the main entrance are
many other convenient entrances for
foot passengers. Wide bridges, lead
ing into the street floor of the station,
span the carriage subway. The gen
eral waiting room Is the largest of its
kind In the world-320 feet long. 10
feet wide and $50 feet high Within
IL will be located the ticket offices,
telegraph and telephone
offices and baggage checking windows.
Adjoining on the vert side are two
waiting-rooms, 5S by 100
feet. for men and women respective
ly.
To the east of the general waiting
room the main baggage room, with Asa
feet of frontage. for the use of transfer
covers the full area occupied
by the arcade and restaurants or the
plane above. Baggage will be deliv
cred and taken away through spe
cial subway, 80 feet wide, extending
under and along the entire length of
Thirtyrfirst street and Seventh and
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CLASS GRADING IN PRUSSIA.

New York Journal OF Commerce.
Business men IN Germany are thor
oughly well aware OF the fact that the
foes they have most 10 fear are those
OF their own household Very early In
It's history the royal house of prussia
adopted as It's theory of the state
that OF absolute monarchy, in which
the citizens should he divided into a
series OF orders. each performing a
special kind OF duties. The mobiles
were intended TO pursue agriculture on
large scale and TO supply officers for
the army. The peasants weer to do
the smaller cultivation and furnish the
common soldiers; while The cities were
to carry on commerce and munufac
lures and pay the largest share OF the
taxes. Until well into the last century
class privileges remained intact in
Prussia and they are by no means al
together extinct today A sharp sepa
ration OF classes. while best marked
In Prussia. y charactssistic n al
0srmaA society. End y very laxssl,
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-19
CITY COUNCIL.

The council met last evening with
all present except Mayor Goodman and
Aldermen Smith and Dudley. Alder
man Graden was elected temporary
chairman Inc minutes OF the last
meeting were read and approved.
Alderman Cummins reported that
the storm sewer Is nearly complete,
but contract for same is still unsigned.
He recommended that the bulk head
on the sewer in district No 4 should
be raised although 1t cannot be done
at present on account OF the height of
the water.
Superintendent Schalles reported
that he placed some 80 900 Ash In the
lakes of the city reservoir system in
the Needles and that during the trip
not fish was lost In some two or
three weeks he expects to receive
about twenty-four more cans Of fish.
which VIII be used to stock some of
MIR. Sohalles said that the break in
the pipe line and reservoir had been
repaired and same was now In good
order
The committees on repair. Of the
Hall vault and on pool rooms were
granted more time to prepare their
reports Ordinance No. 478, which re-
lstes to the assessing the cost OF
sanitary sewers against the real es
| tate In districts, was read and passed
Mr. Ed Brown making objection tc
the same
| The petition of j. c. Copeland for 8
rebate on employment bureau license
was refused The matter OF the put
ting up OF sign poles In cement side
walks was discussed at length and
was finally laid over till next meeting
In respect to the vacation OF the parl
commissioner. the question at ISSUE
was left to the park committee.
Alderman Turner then read the fol
lowing resolution:
Resolved by the city council, tina
whereas. al the last meeting Of thi
council while the council had unde
consideration the allowance OF certail
bills for city printing and certain fact
touching its previous action In accep,
ing the bid of the Democrat Printin
company, for city printing. and in re
jecting the bid OF the Herald Printin
company therefor, on the ground tina
the Democrat Printing company VIA
the lowest responsible bidder therefor
Alderman Morelock In addressin
the council. stated and charged tbs
the members Of the council are crool
ed lmeaning thereby that the meg
bsrs of the council were 1ishoasl
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men and we're moved by unlawful, dis
honest and corrupt motives in Their
official actions aforesaid).
Now, therefore. the said Alderman
John Morelock. now present, be aud
Is hereby requested. at once, to pre-
sent and lay before this council all
such matters of fact upon which he
based said charges. as lay within his
knowledge or Information, and all
such matters in explanation or jus.
tiication OF his said charges and state.
ments as he may desire to submit, to
the end that appropriate action may
be taken by the council.
This provoked considerable discus.
sion. Alderman Sites preferred for
the matter to be dropped; Alderman
Turner spoke In defense of his reso
luton: Alderman Morelock repeated
his former statements and said he
was forced to take such. a stand by
the councils actions. Alderman Tur
ner then moved that committee of
Investigate charges OF Alderman More,
lock. Alderman Morelock made an
amendment that the committee be an.
pointed from people outside of the
council. As the city attorney held
that this was Illegal. the chair ruled
Alderman Morelock out OF order. Al.
German Graden asked that the mayor
make the appointments, and the cor.
rection was accepted by Alderman
Turner.
Alderman Morelock amended tho
motion that the same committee in,
vestigate the printing bids. Both
amendment and motion carried.
Sidewalk construction came up for
discussion as well as the relaying the
pipe line. No action was taken.
Adjourned
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-19
PROMINENT EDUCATOR
VISITING DURANGO

w. W. Remington. a well-known Col.
orado educator, is making a trip
through the state In the interests of
the Colorado Teachers association OF
which Mr.. Remington has been secre.
tary for the past seven years. His
object Is to increase the membership
of the association which is already
very large. but the larger the more
powerful. and there is much In the
way of school legislation that is need.
ed. II the teachers of the state were
united their demands would be en-.
titled to respectful consideration at
least. Legislatures OF the past have
had the habit of turning down school
bills with scant consideration, which
is not as 1t should be when we con.
slider the Importance OF this part OF
Our civilization.
Another object Mr.. Remington has
In view is to endeavor to arouse in
creased interest in the state school
directors meeting which Is held as d
part OF the general association on De
cember 27-30 Of the present year.
Mr.. Remington arrived last night
from Pagosa Springs where he ad
dressed the teachers Institute on Mon
day. In the morning he leaves over
the Southern for Telluride. Delta. Mon
trose and towns around the circle.
Mr.. Remington IS. through his long
service ~ secretary OF the associa
ton. perhaps. one OF the best known
educators OF the state. His general
all round ehiciency in this most i'm
portant OF positions has kept him al
the post OF duty for seven years. Mr.
Remington is actively engaged In tht
teaching profession, being one Of the
instructors OF the East Side high
school In Denver,
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-19
HOTEL WALTERS IMPORTANT.

New York Herald.
dinner the waiter is blamed, although
nc may not be at fault in the slight
emporRree,' said Leo Theimer. maitre
....5tei ..tei-',sf ',asf lshe st -2esfsg--asA.tzniefic
For that reason | say that his line of
wrok is the hardest there is. Nothing
else can be compared with It, The
materials sold by a dry goods clerk
can keep. Not so with food; 1t must
be sold piping hot. Perhaps host
or hostess comes half an hour or more
late. In the ordinary dinner this can
be arranged, for the guests eat oysters
and take soup while the fish is cook
ing; so on through the dinner. But
take a saddle of lamb, especially or
. dered When that has stood an hour
too long it is ruined.
The impression is that walters tip
the cooks for good service. Well,
this is not permitted here. although In
"a larger hotel | suppose It would be
Impossible 10 stop the pracllce. Al
the same time cook can cause end
less trouble to a waiter he disiikes
personally. and so the waiter gets the
worst OF 1t either way. He deserves
some credit"
On the same subject E. H. Neis
steward of the St Regis, said: 1.-The
old-fashioned French waiter. who help
ed make the dainty table service o.
today possible, Is scarce in New York
.l-<ss4s. America, at present. The French
man Is poor colonist. and prefers
to stay at home. But there Is another
reason why the waiter stays in France
He makes, comparatively speaking
more money there than here, ant
aside from that has more standing il
the community. The majority of wait
ers in this country are Italian or Ger
man. but as they speak French few
realize the difference"
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-19
Hot Spell Broken=.-
Ten More Deaths

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Aug. 1S.-With
ten deaths in Kansas City from the
heat in twelve hours, the torrid spell
IN this part has been broken Al .
o'clock this morning the temperature
recorded here was 79 degrees, six de-
grees below the record at the same
hour Tuesday. with cool east breeze
blowing Generally througout Kansas
a similar fall in temperature is re
ported Most of the deaths In Kan.
sas City occurred late last night and
early today at hospitals. A half dozen
Frustrated yesterday are still under
treatment. but 1t is believed they will
recover.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-19
FLAG
DOWN
Shot From Blue Jack
cts Bring Down
Greek Flag

CANEA. Island of Crete, Aug, 1S.--
A well directed shot fired by one of
the parties of blue jackets who landed
early this morning from the interna-
,ional squadron, anchored in Canea
harbor, brought down tho flagstaff of
Canea fort, and with 1t the Greek flag
that has threatened to bring about war
between Turkey and Greece.
The combined landing party was
composed of detachments from the
ships of four protecting powers and
was sent ashore before sunrise today
and the task of removing the Hellenic
emblem was carried out In few min
utes without any attempt at inter
ference on the part of the islanders.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-19
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

A California woman plays polo and
says that 1t is nobody's business what
she wears while so doing. Four New
Jersey women are motoring across the
continent to the Seattle exposition.
Once on the way the ladies were ar
rested. but when they explained them
selves, no fine was imposed. They say
that they have no need Of a man on
the way az there is nothing about the
machine that a man can attend to that
they can not do Themselves.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-19
USED BY THE POSTAL SERVICE.


Some idea OF the quantity OF ma
terial used by the postal service may
be gained when It is stated that dur
ing last year the division furnished
925, 100000 yards OF tw1ne. $3.50. 900
pens. 283,000 penholders. 650,000 pen
ellis and 100000 blank cards. To
wrap the bundles, 5,400.O00 sheets OF
wrapping paper were used. Blank
forms are furnished by the millions
OF the form Application for Domestic
Money Orde>" which ia seen In the
lobby Of every postofEce. there were
161, 10000 used last year. and during
the same period 69.034 rubber stamps
were manufactured and supplied te
postofflcss.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-19

'"' i"'in ~ iHn'o"iPPi foHHiNNa'
DENVER, Aug. lS.-In the expec-
fancy OF witnessing some fireworks,
the attendance at the Trans.Misslsslp.
pl congress this forenoon was larger
than ever. owing to the fact that
Pinchot was down for a defense of his
forestry regulations. While 1t was
agreed before convention met that
personalities should be tabooed the all
absorbing importance OF the subject
aroused intense interest and the dele
gates and public were on hand for the
excitement.
The session opened with the organ
lzation of the resolution committee,
followed by the Introduction of reso.
lutions. Clifford Pnchot then deliy-
cred his address on Commercial Con
servation" He WINS followed by ex.
Secretary of the Interior John NJ. No
BILE on Forest Presentation. Joseph
A Holmes, chief OF the technoiogic
branch OF the United States geological
survey spoke on Our National Waste
In Life and Resources"
This afternoon the congreGs attend
ed reception at the home of Presi
dent Walsh at Wolhurst.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-19
STEEL WORKERS MIX
WITH cONSTABULARY

PITTSBURG, Aug 1s-One man
shot, and several slightly injured by
stones during small riot today In
the vicinity Of the Pressed Steel Car
company's works at McKees Rocks,
where a strike has been in progress
for six weeks When fifty strikers at.
tempted to prevent an alleged strike
breaker from entering the plant the
man fired three shots into the crowd.
The state constabulary dispersed the
strikers.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-19
Criminal Careless
ness is Verdict

COLORADO SPRINGS. Aug 49,
Criminal prosecutions will follow the
charges of criminal careessness
made against the crews of both en-
gines attached to the Denver & Rio
Grande train No. 8, wrecked by D.
& X. G. train No. l at Hustled Satur-
district attorney al Colorado Springs,
filed information charging manslaugh
ter against members of the crew OF
unfortunate No. s.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-19
Japanese Strike
Leaders Guilty

HONOLULU. Aug 18-After being
out six hours the jury in the case of
the four Japanese strike leaders. charg.
ed with criminal conspiracy. brought
in verdict of guilty. The defendants
ARE President Maxine of the Higher
Wage association. the organization In
charge of the strike of Japanese la.
borers on sugar plantations OF the
islands: Editor Soga of Japanese
newspaper; and assistant editors, Ne
goro and Tashaka. arrested and charg
ed with criminal conspiracy June II
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-19

As II to spite David Starr Jordan.
president Of Leland Stanford, Jr., uni.
versity, in his world-famous remark
that France Is a decadent nation. the
birth facts Of France for 1907 and
1908 preach gain for the republic.
There were 1882 more births than
deaths in 1907. and 4s.441 more births
than deaths In 1908. 30 France takes
the sscssding curve In the facs oi
her oSttaea ~ eoe0tqA
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-19
Presidents Relative
Killed by Lightning

TRINIDAD, Colo. Aug. 1s.--Chsrles
Taft, second cousin Of President
Taft, was instantly killed by bolt OF
lightning which struck his home at
Pryor, Colo, thirty miles north OF hero
lat o'clock this morning. He was
proprietor Of general store and wide
ly and favorably known. He is also
survived b. sister at Whitewater.
. widow and two children. An ex.
animation Of the BODY rsvealea hat !
shgAt sssa - ~ IN - = ~ iasss
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-19
POWERFUL sEARcHLIeHr.
Popular Mechanics.

Popular Mechanics.
The flagship Connecticut OF the Unit
ed States navy is now equipped with
the most powerful esarchiight in the
void 1t has strength of 100000 900
candle power. which, for the sake OF
comparison, Is 179. $4,000 candle pow
ell more powerful than the ordinary
street arc lamp. The great mirror Is
Ave feet in diameter, and was made
for the government in Germany. Tn,
searchlight will throw such an i'm
niense beam of light that 1t Will b'
able to detect submarine or torpedo
boat at q distance OF ten miles.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-19
FEATHERS DECLARED ALIVE.

The Audubon society and Collector
opinion as to what shoi Id be done
with $500 worth of aiSfettes that
were recently seized. They were Off
cially declared alive" by the Wash.
ington authorities and consequently
were allowed TO be sold,
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-19
THIRTY-EiGHT AEROPLANES
ENTERED FOR BIG EVENT

NEW YORK. Aug. 1S-Thirty-eight
aeroplanes have been entered in the
aviation competition which commences
next Sunday at Rheims, France. Fur,
thEr information received today from
abroad indicates that records for long
distance flights will fall. The names
of pilots of various aeroplanes have
not yet been announced.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-19
Suttea Court of
Inquiry Report:

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1S.-The ma
val court OF inquiry into the death of
Lieutenant Sutton has found that the
officer came to his death either by
accidental shooting or by suicide. Just
which 1t is not able to determine.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-19

FOR SALE-A very excellent piano
st 4 very rsasouahle price. For par
sisulars AAdysss l. q. O.. Herald.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-19

You need new Monarch shirt. $1.5O
and $l.75 shirt for S5c. Nathan,s.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-19
TAFT TO FORE
STALL FIGHT
Interference Of President Liable to Put End
to Trouble Between High Officials
..-Today'S Proceedings

DENVER, Aug. S.-lnterfercnce OF
Taft Is liable to forestall the fight in
the Mississippi congress.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-08-19

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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-01-21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF
TIME

Appointed for Proving will, etc. :.
In the probate court of the county
of Elmore, state of Idaho.
In the matter of the estate of Ed
ward F. Roberts, deceased.
Pursuant to an order of said court.
made on the 4th day of January, 1909
notice is hereby given that Monday
the 25th day of January, 1909, at 10
O'Clock a. M of said day at the court
room of said court, at the court house
in the county of Elmore has been
appointed as the time and place for
proving the will of said Edward F.
Roberts deceased, and for hearing the
application of Walt t. Rinebolt for
the issuance to him of letters tesla
mentary when and where any person
interested may appear and CO ntest the
same.
Dated Janus airy a, 1909.
35.37 w. H. MANION, Clerk
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1909-01-21
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

One-quarter off at Eckstein Bros.
Sheriff Fq6ntah is in Boise this
week.
The Grill for good, clean, wholesome
cooking.
Rock Springs Coal $3.50 per ton at
Bennett Bros. 37tf.
Remember the sale lasts only one
week more Eckstein Bros.
S. G. Yerkes went up to Boise this
noon for q short business trip.
Mrs. Worth Lee left this. noon for
Boise where she will visit relatives.
A few children's left over coats at
half price at Montgomery & Blunk's
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan. Shelter are liv-
ing in the residence formerly occupied
by Jas. Sifert.
See the discount list offered at
Montgomery. Bunk & Co.'S pre-in-
yentory sale.
= E. NJ wolfs~ returned Monday
night from Cbicago>and other points
through the east.
Don't forget the special sale at
Montgomery, Bunk & Co.'S. See list
of goods elsewhere.
Miss E. Greenwood returned last
week from several weeks visit to
her old home in Philadelphia.
Just received two cars of Rock
Springs coal which will deliver for
50 per ton, cash. J. ID. Whitsor.
Mrs. Connors of Silver City, who
has been visiting friends in the city,
returned to her home last Friday
night.
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One quarter off at Eckstein Bros.

One quarter off at Eckstein Bros.
Rock Springs Coal $3.50 per ton.
Bennett Bros. 37tf.
Eat at the Grill if you want the
best. All white help.
Remember the sale lasts only one
week more. Eckstein Bros.
John Eyster was in Boise on bust
ness the fore part Of the week.
Mr.. Snyder, of Grand View, has
been in the city the past week.
FOR RENT Furnished house,
close in, per month $3.50 See O.E.
Norell. 34tf
Ed. Hitler, a former resident Of
Mountain Home was in the city yes
terday. -
Dan. Gorby, one of Glenns Ferrysy
popular business men was, in the cit
yesterday on court business.
Don't forget Eckstein Bros. clear
ing sale. You can save money while
the sale is on and it lasts only ten
days longer.
have one car of nut coal will
deliver for $3.50 per ton as long as it
lasts. This is not Rock Springs coal.
j. d. Whitson.
The Crystal Theatre orchestra is
giving dance in the Garrett Opera
House tomorrow night Everyone
invited to attend.
The numerous slot machines doing
business on an PefScent-profit-for-
the house basis, Were ordered out by
Sheriff Boyd last Tuesday. This
opens the way for "a general house
cleaning all along the line and 1T rs
expected that the new officials will
continue and be equally harsh with
other law breaking devices and in
dividuals in our city.
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The Grill serves the best meals in
the city. All white help. a
Rock Springs Coal $50 per ton.
Bennett Bros. 37tf.
Eat at white place. The Grill
employees all white help.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Martin left
last Saturday for BOISE where they
will reside in the future.
Two more cars of coal from the fa-
nous Rock Springs mines just re-
cieved at Bennett Bros. 81 If.
Chas- Hopkins. manager of the
Rocky Bar stage line at this point,
went to Boise yesterday on business.
Montgomery, Bunk & Co.. are
offering special inducements to buy
ers before taking their annual in
ventory.
Everything goes at big discount
during the adjustment of prices at
Trathen's. Visit his store and make
your furniture purchases.
Buy furniture now while the prices
are low and save money Trathen's
adjustment sale is still on and he is
Offering discounts ON everything.
Watch Eckstein Bros ads. through
cut the month for special announce
ments of their big clearance sale.
They are offering bargains on fall and
winter goods.
Joe Barrett's' new brick house is
progressing as repidlyas weather will
permit. The walls are nearly all
completed and the interior and frames
will be finished in time to allow him
to move in early this spring.
A. A. Utley is spending afew days
in the city. He has returned from
coast points and came down from Boise
yesterday where he has been attending
SCoolOho VI bhC icS ioidbuhc III WiiNu liz
had matters of Importance pending.
He will return the latter part of the
week.
DR.. Hudgel, of Boise, is carrying
an ad in Maverick calling attention Of
those desiring special work on the
eye. His practice has grown to sucl
large proportions that he has discon
tinued general practice and is confin
ing his work to specializing on the eye
Look up his card in another column.
The Spot has installed new
computing scale which is about tn.
most useful and at the same time
ornamental, contrivance we hay,
seen in long time. Besides comput
ing weights of any article and an,
price, indicating the total instantly, j
is finished in dull gold enamel which
makes it very attractive in tn,
store.