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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-07-03
GAYFOURTHHERE
Everything in Readiness for Big Cele-
bration in Bonners Ferry Surpass
All Previous Observances.

To adequately describe the plans
for Bonners Ferry's Fourth of July
celebration next Monday would tax
the ability of the most finished cir
Gus press agent. Even tho "big-
ger, better and great, grand, Ror-
geous" adjectives OF tho trained
show advertiser seem tame whom
used in connection with this years
celebration as compared with pre-
vious observances of the nations
natal day. All other programs are
paled into insienificance by the ono
which has been prepared by the
committees and when the FIRST boy
awake fires the first cracker in the
misty hours of the dawning day,
until the orchestra has played
Home, Sweet Homo" for tho dan
cers at the I. o. o. F. hall every
hour will be full Of interesting
events.
The eve of the Fourth finds al
preparations complete and all that
is needed to assure q long-to-be-rs-
memhered festival is favorable
weather.
Noisy gums at day break will
herald the list of attractions for the
day and the carnival sport will run
riot from that time on. There will
be amusements for the young and
old, grandparents will join With
toddling children Ia this commsm-
Grafton Of the Fourth in The Fssey.
All the countryside and many OF
the neighborlng villages are await
ing as anxiously as tho people Of
this city for the arrival OF Monday
and hundreds of visitors are sx.
pected to pour in and to join in ths
festivities. Reduced rates of . fare
and a third have been granted by
the railroads and this will serve 10
swell the attendance.
Literally it will be celebration
on the Fifth, but as the date tops
the day, the program will surpass
all past observanoes in this or any
neighboring town. In the list a
events the civic parade at 9 q. M
shines forth as one Of the strongest
features. After this pageant hsz
been viewed by the throngs no time
will be given to choose favoritss
so numerous are the numbers on
the schedule and 90 rapidly will
they succeed each other in the bid
ding for popular favor.
The baseball game between th'
Dreadnaughs and the Moyia City
BIC. team will prove q magnetic fo'
scores of fans. The British Colum
bis players mako strong bssebal
machine and tho contest promises
to be interesting. This and tn,
horse racing will take place in th'
Park All the rest Of the sport
will be pulled OF on Main street
AS an added feature will be tn
presence OF the horses which viii
race at Creston, B. c. will probabl,
enter the speed trial. here. Th'
entries indicate the classiest sxhib
ition OF horse racing it hss bes'
the pleasure of our people to vii
ness. The race course Is In excel
lent condition.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-07-03
DIAMOND DUST
Who says there's nothing in a
name2 Jack Cleary's D res dnaughts

liz Bays tucIcb uOtuluB III
name2 Jack Cleary's D readnaughts
on account of the terrifying and
a~e-inspiring "handle" they tote
and the exasperating habit they
have in living up to it, have been
unable to make dates lately, and
the heart of the erstwhile blithe-
some and happy-faced Bonnertown
fan has been heavy in consequence,
while his mouth, formerly ever 80
ready to expand till the corners
touched his ears, causing him to
look inexpressibly foolish, threat
ened to become 30 lemony as to
cause the corners to meet under his
well-molded chin. Awful, isn't it?
A bunch of femininity, supposed
~ from Boston town, who style
themselves the "Beanville Bloom
ers," or something very like that,
were to have met Jacks Dread
naughts here last Saturday, but
when the fair crowd of gum-chewers
learned the meaning of the terrible
I'D" which seems to hang over
Jacks crowd like an invisible halo,
they fled precipitately, many faint
ed, and smelling salts were much
in order. Feminine intuition"
told the Boomers plainly that they
had no business here. A team,
like Jacks, that can tote a name
like his team totes and can hold up
their heads under it and look every
man in the lamps and tell him to
go to the dickens, such team needs
to be feared.
1t seems that the Dreadnaughts
had a game nailed for last Sunday
also-or thought they had. But
once more the proverbial "other
think" was forthcoming, and that
date passed untitled. But tomor-
row the crack team from Moyie, B.
c., are billed to CROSS willows here
with Jacks nonpareils. Moyie lie
said to have a very warm span Of
horses, and it will be worth while
to note whether or not the steam
will still be exuding from their shoe
tops when the Dreadnaughts get
warmed up to the game.
They tell US that the way that
fellow Hart has been heaving the
pill lately during the writer's alb
sence has been ''just too utterly ut
for anything, but it seems that Roy
played in hard lines and was I'M
able to come of victorious in thu
last two games played, though botf
were close and should have beer
victories.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1909-07-03
Interstate Fair Win Have Pnx,
Winners from Minnesota.

More and better livestock will b
exhibited this year in Spokane 1t
the interstate Fair september 20 to
Is, than has ever before bsen
gathered together in tho Northwest
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
FAST
FOOTBALL GAMES
CONTINUED from Third Page.)
PENNSYLVANIA DEFEATED.

Philadelphia. Pa, Nov. 13.-For the
first time since 1907 the University
of Pennsylvania was defeated today
her conqrerer being the University OF
Michigan eleven. The score was 2 tc
IG. and all points we're made in the
first half 1t was Michigan's fifth at
tempt to beat her eastern opponent
The Michigan men were heavier
easily piercing the Quakers forma
ton, and quick to tsKe advantage O
Pennsylvania slips.
Pennsylvania did much fumbling
lone such error ending in Nichigan's
favor, with a touchdown, The loca
team was outplayed in the first half
but in the second held the Michigan
men safely. With the exception Of
the times when each team scored
neither goal was seriously menaced
pennsylvania made ten changes OF
men and Michigan only one.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
was carried off unconscious, but soon
Sitting In the Shadow.

One evening when Luther saw A 1T
tie bird perehed on tree roost there
for the night, he said This little bird
has had its supper, and now 1t is get
ting ready to go to sleep here, quite
secure and content, never troubling
itself what its food will be, or where
it's lodging on the morrow Like Da-
vid, II abides under the shadow OF the
Almighty 1t sits on Its little twig
content, and lets God take care"
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
MISSOURI TIGERS WIN.

Columbia, Mo, Nov. 13.--The Mis-
souri, Tigers 4ined another lap in
the race for the Missouri Valley cham
pionship by defeating Drake Uniyer
sity % to 6.
Missouri played rings around the
Eowans Except for brief period at
the beginning of the second half the
visitors were never dangerous.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
nAplsT is ARRESTED
attacked Ten Year Cd Girl in Iowa
Tuesday-Chssed Days
Caught in Illinois.

terliEg. H., Nov. i3.-John Dollar
gtl Is. was crested near here teda'
1srged with attacking Helen Wal.
70. a ten year old sirh al .'as'a' Ia
Tuesday.
A posse searched for the girls as
saiiant three days. Bo'iar VIXEN 81 7
rounded. tried desperately to ESCAPE
lie was taken to the Milledgevllle Ial
tonight after the girl identified num-
There were threats Of .lynchlng' hut
Polar was hustled away, Deneen
will be asked for extfadition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
STRANGE Foibfe.

Some men make vanity OF tell
iGg their faults; they arc the strangest
men in the wof'ld they cannot dis
semble; they own it is a folig; they
have lost their abundance Of advan-
tages by 1t; but ii You woald give
them the world they cannot help It;
there is something in their nature
which abhors insincerity and con-
straint; with many other insuferable
topics of the same altitude. Swift.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
COTTONSt[DBURNS.
o. ROBERTS OIL
co. DESTROYED WITH LOSS
OF s65.ooo.
Water Pressure Very Poor and 40
joining Mill Property Saved
Only BY Change Of
WING.

CRe of the most destructive fires
afro has known recently last night
armed the eottonseed warehouse of
me Roberts Cotton Oil Co, Fifteenth
and tie Mobile g. Ohio tracks. to the
round The fire was discovered in
re warehouse apopt ten minutes
if;e- $ O'Clock A not bearing on the
screw tonNeyor started the fire in the
oof of the warehouse Al first the
sind was from the north aud the mil
md storage tanks south OF the ware
l0use We're threatened with desti'uc
ion but the wind st-.l shifted to the
lo,th This shift o. the wind threat
ned to start the big warehouse OF
he Consolidated Hay & Grain Co
'2d only hard worf saved it from
eng caught in the blaze.
White The wind was from the nortt
a line of hose was taken to the top OF
he mia and the building was thoi
lughly drenched, N.le some one o
%op 81 the seed conveyor which run
som the warehouse to the mill, threw
. after on the side OF the steel
aeathed building and cooIe itsoff
The warehouse was new, being
ALT last summer. Its dimensions
ycre about 10ox3-0. 1t contained AT
Ia time of tne fre about one thots.
md tons of cotton seed which is
alued at about So a ton Mr. Gross.
he manager 0! &c Cairo plant esti-
mated the loss at from $G0.00o to SIS
100. 1t is not thought that it will in
Eany way to keep the anil from lunnine
'as seed is still soming in and can be
used as it arrives.
The Waterman bad left but ten
minutes before the fire broke ont and
the first impression was that it was
of incendiafy origin
Several cars of seed on the Mobile
& Ohio tracks were pulled out of the
way in time to he saved.
The plant employs about eighty
mon who will he cut of employment
for a time
The insurance is neid by agencies
I'M Memphis and will cover about so
per cent of the loss.
Poor Water Pressure.
The water pressure was subject
of much unfaYorable comment. None
Of the streams would go beyond the
windows at distance from the
ground of not over 25 feet when the
building had practically burned down
1.-THE pressure seemed to improve
somewhat.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
BRANDENBURC GUILTY
Fined $500 For Kidnapping Little
James cabaG-e From His
Home in ST. Louis.

81 st. Louis, Nov. II. BroughtoI
T andenburg charset; with enticins
James Shepard labanne, SJr., from bis
ZONE here. was found guilty TINS
afternoon and fined $500. 1t is said
lie will appeal.
In instructins the lsury Judge
Grimm ignored the claim of Mrs Ca.
Banne Brandenburg that she had &
mothers right to her son and to send-
ing Branienburg TO get him.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
Ricksha In an Automobile Role.

While careless ricksha coolie was
going along the Marking road on the
wrong side this morning a tram car
collided with 1t, with the result that
the occupant of the ricksha was
thrown out, the ricksha being dam
aged and one of the tram lamps
smashed Shanghai Mercury.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
His Preference.

Fiyeyear-old Bobby went visiting
with his mother and. unexpectedly
remaining over night, was obliged to
wear his cousin Hates nightgown.
The next morning he said tearfully:
Mamma. before I'll wear a girls
nightie again, I'll sleep raw ."-Har-
per's Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14

Some one who ;elephoned to the
water plant. begging For Gods sake
-iye rs more pressure was told thal
there was 81 pounds up there ana
it was all the pipes would stand hat
for a change of the wind which car
rjed the flames away from the mtil
the latter would have burned.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
Always There.

II all who count hemselves happy
were to tell, very simply, what II was
that brought happiness. to them, the
others would see that between sor-
row and joy the difference Is but as
between 4 gladstone. enlightened ao-
ceptance Of life and hostile. gloomy
submission; between a large and har
monlous conception Of life and one
that Is stubborn and narrow MaeteF-
Iinck.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
PLAYER BADLY HURT.

Washington. Nov. 13.-Archibald
Christian OF the University of Vir'
ginia football team. was dangerously
injured in the game with Georgetown
University this afternoon. Christian,
after a ssrimmage, vas found lying
helpless His spine was badly injured
and slight hope for his recovery is
entertained.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
DIVA BEATS AMES.

Iowa City. Iowa. Nov. l3.-lowa' :
aggressive offense swent Ames Oft
her feet today The score was JIG 10
o. Iowa carried the bail 4S9 yards
from formation and was thrown back
eight yards. Ames advanced the ball
lO6 yards and was thrown back IS
yards. Captain Wllmarth of Amss
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
Duties Of MIIIsarl Attache.

The duties of military attachc are
to make himself thoroughly acquaint-
cd with every change that takes place
time to time on the mobilization,
armament and equipment of the
power to which lie is accredited
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
Woman's Opportunity.

Good sense is the greatest preser-
yative of health. Never before have
women had such chance in the
world as to-day and in this country.
But the chance will avail them moth
ing unless they have the health to
seize IT and the vigor to hold it,
Exchange,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
Left over.

Barbara, aged four, had always been
allowed to make small cakes out of
the scraps Of dough left from the
mornings baking. so one morning
after being sent to gather eggs, she
came running in with a very tiny one
and exclaimed, oh, mamma! see this
little egg, it must be that's all the
dough the hen had left "-Delineator.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
ANOTHER MAN HURT,

Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. BRAY
mond Austin, quarter back of the
Ohio Wesleyan University team, is
suffering concussion of the brain
sustained in a game with Case High
school of science today This even
ing he IS reported to be improving.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
Names Double Eous.

A Norway (Me) bay has hen that
lays many double yolked eggs, but
within few days the hen went her
previous record one better by drop
ping an egg within an egg The outer
shell and egg were perfect and inside
was smaller egg, also perfect.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
PILGRIMS. BEATEN.

Fall River, Mass, Nov. 15.-The
Pilgrim soccer football team of Eng
and was beaten to. today by the
Rovers. It was tire Pilgrims, second
Iefeat out Of IL games played in this
country.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
HARVARD BEAT DARTMOUTH.

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. I5.-Har'
wards smashing offense outweighed
superior punting in a
clean and we'll played game today,
which gave the Crimson the victory.
Score II to 3,
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
FRACTURED LEG.

Appleton, Wis, Nov. 13,-In the
first half of the Lawrence-Beloit
game Vihmeter. left end of the Beloit
team. sustained a fracture of the left
leg. the bone protruding through the
flesh.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
Do Not Use Creoscte.

Creosote should never be put into q
hollow tooth for toothache. II relieves
the pain. but In time destroys the sub
stance of the tooth. Leave creosote
to expert use. go
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
Heart Net Always on the Sleeve,

A light manner does not necessarily
mean light heart. Nine out of len
Jest to cover sorrow. 1t Is better
so, and you may find serious worth
under that gayety you fear
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
S,aW Wc.thjncss!

DO something worth living for.
worth dying for;' do something to
show you have a mind, and a heart.
and soul within you.--Dcan Stanley.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14

Army Crvsscd Frozen River.

The Danute river was frozen over
80 that an army crossed 1t ON the Ice
III the year 4C2.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14
Uncle Ezra says:

"A man ain't halt so apt to hide his
light under bushel ez he is To hide
gomethin tibet won't stan the sIlght.s'
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-11-14

Where Living Is Too Easy.
Faint.hearted men are the fruit OF
luxurious countries.-H erodotus.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-28
Shipuards Invited to Submit Bids
on Five Little Vessels.
LOCAL COMPANY HAS 5000 CHANCE
Craft Will Be OF Same Type as Those
Now Under Construction Here. and
One Company May Build Them
AL

BIDS to be- o"rnrd during the hfS'
week in May have been invited by
the navy d. partment from the various
shipyards in this country for inc con
sIrurniun of the five torpedo hoa'
dcstrovrrs which were authorized III
the naval appropriation act OF Marrh
:. and the local company Will tc
among the bidders for the CONTRACT
of constructing the little fighters.
II il thought here that the loca!
ward has an excellent chance to lana
this contract for several COOL reasons,
among which is the fact that all n'e
of the boats can be secured bN one
concern. and bids will not be received
from am shipyard that is not Capa
BILE. in the opinion OF the navy depar'-
ment officials of finishing the YES
sels in contract time. Another rca'
son i that the boats will /" OF prac'
ticaily the same type as the two de-
strovers now building a; tn" yard
here. and as the work on these de-
stroyers is b, ing carried forward al
A faster rate than any other boatS
OF this class ever before built In thi'
country. no ether builders will be in
better position to talk about dispatch
than the Newport News company
Still another factor that should en-
ter into the question OF speed ~
building is the fact that the l"ca
plant now has more shipways space
for the laying down of vessels thar
any other ward in the country. and
if necessary work on all five of th'
destroyers could 60 forward sim"l'a
noously, instead of waiting to la>
down a certain number of th" boa $
until the others are launched, a:
would be necessary elsewhere.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-28

LOCAL OPTION CAMPAIGN.
Police Compel Oebaters to move-sa
looms Closcd-Police Called Out.
nv Associated PreSS.)

SPRINGFIELD. o.. March 2I.--Fol-
lowing a week of strenuous local OPP
ion campaigning. eliminating in 4
monster parade of 5000 school chilren
The local authorities spent many ahN-
'ious hours tonight tearing an outbreak
which would rival the trclble of a few
wears ago. Shortly after the great pa
radc was held OH order went around
compelling the closing of the saloons
at s o'clock. As the doors closed ana
he arguments outside become more
heated. the day force Of the police
was kept busy moving the dcbaters.
The pcgroeS were cautioned to keep
ar doors and within Il short time had
disappeared from the streets.
Sheriff Lawrence summoned his
deputies and shortly afterward word
from DAYTON and the surrounding
towns indicated that some on" had
given an order for the mobilization OF
the troops. These rumors could not
Hr confirmed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-28

the price which the Maryland wood
brings when deliverpd--$5.75 per cord
The woAi itself is .! a. light yellow
q =. r. with white sap wood. II Is
light In weight Is brittle and coarse
gained. While II Is fairly durable"
in contac, with the weather. it's weak
struc,...al p,rlnraics offset GNy adFan-
taye this might have.
One adval'a age iI' lAH"r making
which scrub pine Is said TO have -
the fact that these Is considerably
less loss in barking 1t than with or
binary spruce The logs are. in gen
rrtl regular and not difficult W handle
The "" d yields qu''c easily to sui
hitr treatment when using an acid
t. Ok rg liquor slightly stronger than
the binary mill sure myth. In trra'
m,nt the wool requires from eight
to eleven hours. while the maximum
steam rrsSAro has not been over
sixty pounds hnsTatur" tiro "'"
grecs ctntisradr, anu in some cases
it was but 81 pounds. The unblearh'
cd pulp in these experiments IL or
Il light grAyish or brow:dsh color,
not uriike that from spruce. OF
cour," depending wINcm the cooking
o,ndi1io which can be controlled
to suit the manufacture.
The fiber is strong ard durable and
is about the same size as that OF
spruce. being possibly a tr!he broad
or. The yields ChaneA by the Tor
est service ARE about the same as
are obtained from he woods ECw IN
general paper making use. the
amoun OF screenings is very low.
Scrub yinr presents no serious dis
adv antages In regard to bleaching. a
< cd white col1r il readily hrUghi
about While some Of the cooks re-
uuire more bleach than Is ordinarily
practical or - rnOmlcal. yet by COOK
ic,g properly the amount ot bleach Tc'
quire, has been brnght down to 3bo
rounds OF 81 per cent bleach per ton
q pulp by slightly changing th"
| conditions Of treatment. it Is be-
lteve,I that still lower percentages
NAV h. employee while tn" color
IT ductd remains the h, st white.
Practical paper. makes who have
| seen this TrodWt are almost unan
| inicus kr claiming it 20 BE- st'CnS
! Il ng- fibrred. arl hard wearing pulp
! which seems especially desirable for
making bag. news. and wrapping pa
, pers Several even went SO far al
to say that It would make flne banh
or ledger .rapets when properly hand
led. and that this wood gave one 81
tile bt.s, fibers which has been pre-
Iared from pine wood
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-28
Large Quantity Of Cereals Exported
Last Week.
FOUR STEAMERS LOADED CARG0ES
Each Vessel Took Consisnments OF
Both Corn and Flour-Steanner Car
taoo Sails For New Orleans-Sh'p-
ping News Notes.

The eXp-ri business III ii" cercai
line for the week just passed was the
best that this pert has had for any
single week for 4 long line totai
of lS1,42S bushels Ct corn. besides
$500 barrels Of -four having been
loaded on the fur vessels bound for
foreign ports which entered and
cleared through the Gust III house
during the week.
The list of vessels leading cereal
for export together with tn" amount
each loaded is as follows:
British steamship BOliviana. SAL
bushels of c:rn. 3.54S barrels OF
flour; Dutch steamship Soestdyk. T..
2o4 barrels of flour. AHA bushels
CT corn; British steamship Lanss-
dale. 1857 bushels of corn, so9 bar
rrls Of flour: British steamship
Almora. 17.l43 bushels Of corn. LAS
barrels of -four
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-28
SCRUB PINE Becoming USEFUL
IS PAPER-mlkING MATERIAL

WASHINGTON d. G.. March Il
The long regl cted and despised scrub
er jersey pine. growing on the atan-
doned farms and cut over lands OF
the East. seems destined at last ~
have reached it's Hghtful place as q
mat rial : + value. according 10 he re.
suits obj aimed through recent r1ip
and paper making tests at the United
States Forest Service laboratories in
Washington
While tErrr is considerable"
amount + his wood Sliding as TIM
Der. it has heretofore been used only
in a very desrltOry fashiNn. and then
mostly as fuel About 100000 acres
or 20 or ccI' Of the wooied ara
c. MARYLAND and about 10000 acres.
or zen p,w cena. Ct that 4 NTg1nil }.
is covered with fairly deuse stands,
while he tr,uI range Of the tree eS-
tcrts along the Atlantic seatLird
frcm Southern New York TO South
Carolina. and back over ile A. ?alach-
f-3s to cen ral Indiana where the
largest Sls CfBtbS NC boub"
While a number e mills have used
scrub pine the manrfat .ure oi
soda pup al | : UInd NC no plants
have ever ,pcraied the sulphite pro-
cess. Scrub p;Ee might have been
us, , TO god advantase long ago. but
for the f-,-t that IL did not seem - the
TACTICAL paper maker even worthy
OF trial By only slight changes Of &c
regular cooking treatment xhich IS
ordinarily a oordHd yuip wood in tn"
sulphitc ;ror"s- however. !; has now
yicidc6 pulp produc: which has
been favorable commented upon by
rum.r mis Numbers Ct the paper tab"
A. a substitute for Sp-Il~e sufphiie IN
the margufa -ture 81 newspaper
When a forest Of sErEb pine Is ma
tarcd a full, stocked stand will yi"d
thirty ~ fort, cor.s ger acre. when
econ, micIi, harvested according to
the f!ractiCal forestry methods A.
the present INC there Is ga ~tiC lilly
~ ren..al us" fhc timber. oU; sIdc
" fucI slih ISh q coarse lusRSer -
made n, il and IL L. sometime ,s-"d
fc.- fencing An evidcpcr n; h" los
e<tc~n IN Vh,ch this pine is hold ~