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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-26
FULLY WARRANTED.
Japanese Ministers Recommend Reduc
tons In Armaments.

Toxic. Jan. 25.-Marquis katsura
the premier. Count Jaturo komura, the
minister of foreign affairs and Wis
count Terauchi. the minister of war
declared in the Diet today that Japan's
relations with the powers of the worlc
We're so improved that the proposed re-
auctions in ornaments and the like
We're fully warranted.
The leading newspapers say that the
Japanese people must not forget tina,
unfriendlineSS toward Japan in Ameri-
ca exists only among q small clique il
California.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-26
GUiLEORD MEMORIAL LIBRARY.
New Structure, Erected at Cost o
$1,000, Is Dedicated.

GulfOrd, Me, Jan. 2J.-'The Guilfo:d
Memorial library, erected at Il cost of
S1l 0Ga, of which amount Andrew Car
negie contributed $4,000. was ledicl4fd
today The building is of red brici: viz!
granite trimmings and is SO by - feet.
with one story and a basement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-26

up. the boats crew was greeted with
a chorus of cheers in which both the
American and British sailors each
tried t. Guido each other
After being furnished with warm and
dry clothing Captain Sealby and Sec
ond Officer Williams rapidly recovered
from the effects of their prolonged and
chilly bath and appeared to have ex-
Derienc"d no i'll effects
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-26
THE WEATHER,
FAlR-cooLER.

Washington. Jan. 25.-Forecast for
New England: Generally fair Tues
day and Wednesday; cooler in west
and south portions Tuesday. moderate
west winds becoming variable.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-26
1904

Sales for past year 14411, $50. Outselnne
tosy. Manchester. N. H. JNt'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-26
Boston Forecast.

Boston. Jan 25.-Forecast for Bos-
ton and vicinity: Fair Tuesday ana
Wednesday; west to southwest winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-26
See the Beautiful
Sable Cape

In our window take note Of the quality
Of the skins and fine workmanship.
Length so in. sweep 10 mink tail bor-
der Cheap at $4,000.
MARKED DOWN TO $4,000 AND
WILL BE MARKED DOWN $500
EACH DAY UNTIL SOLD.
Some one gets an elegant garment
at a bargain.
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FOR WEAK STOMACHS
Sanford's Ginger is Invaluable to suiler-
srs from indigestion and stomach liis;
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1909-12-17
The Ekalaka Com
mercial State Bank

A bank report is a statement
made to the public showing first,
how the affairs Of the bank are
managed and the condition of the
Banks Finances.
Every depositor in a bank is
entitled to know what the bank
is doing with his or her money.
This is the only way the
public have Of knowing whether
or not their funds are safe.
Reports sent to Bank direc-
tories and rating houses are
largely made up by firms or
individuls who know but little or
nothing about the existing con-
ditions of a bank and such re-
ports are not accurate. Then
too, at times these reports are
sent by Inscriptions, or dis
honest persons who consider it
an excellent thing to knock"
your business.
Bank reports published under
oath and verified by the State
Bank Examiner are very reliable
and are most likely to show the
true condition of the Bank.
On Nov. 16, 1909, our sworn
statement shows the true con-
dition Of our bank.
This statement wa; verified on
Nov. "a. when the State Bank
Examiner was here and ex-
amined our bank records.
This report shows our bank to
have 500, GOO CAPITAL STOCK.
This is the working capital
Of the institution, and is COM
m%ensurate with the deposits.
CASH RESOURCES SIS, 531. 88
This is money on hand in our
bank, and other correspondent
banks with which we do business,
and is available for immediate
use.
LOANS and DISCOUNTS Al,
662.27.
This comprises loans on COLA
teral and clean paper OF reput-
able merchants, corporations and
individuals, all of which loans
are made with great care and
judgement.
DEPOSITS, $39, 753. 81.
This represents money left
with us by many merchants
farmers, and stock growers. It
represents the mount of money
left in our care by the people
who do business with US.
Legitimate, sane, straight-for-
ward safe Banking methods have
won for us this evidence of the
confidence Of the people in this
institution.
When you have banking bust
ness to transact we are glad to
welcome you, and will give you
every courtesy consistent with
sound banking principles.
Yours very Sincerely,
John Oliver.
Tcol:-
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1909-12-17
notice.!

All subscriptions to the bird
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Those wishing to renew will
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AS it has always been a strict
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we believe it proper at this time
mention the expiration of the
same. All subscriptions due on
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Feb. LIST, thus allowing our
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initly after the time ordered.
and then send out bills for back
subscriptions. In this respect
this paper fails to agree mas
much as it would not be a fair
business proposition either to the
subscribers or the publisher.
We are of course DESTROYS of re-
tanning all our old subscribers
and believe that by proper
methods this can be accom-
plished. If you are not able to
call in person, drop us a card
and we will be glad to make
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The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1909-12-17

An error was made in the set
ting up and publishing of the bank
Statement by the Ekalaka Com
mercial State Bank last week.
In mentioning the resources we
had 50, $50. 80 as due to banks
and bankers when it should have
been only So, O00. The mistake
was wholly on our part and we
are glad to correct the same in
this manner.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
EGGS, S7S,363 TONS;
 MEATS, 846,S60 TONS.
Hen Products Outweigh Pork Beef, TaIIow, Ham Bacon
 and Sausage.

Jean Mitchell writes in Technical World Magazine. in part: Accord ng
 10 the last census. there are 233 ,59S.-
 V05 chickens of laying age in the
 United States. These are valued at
 s10 100000. and the eggs they lay.
 would, if divided. allow 203 eggs an
 nually to each person in the United States. The value of ali the fowls.
 sSS.Sa0.000. would entitlc every per
 son tn tho country to Sl.00. if they i were sold and the proceeds divided
 All the animal products exported pork. beef. tallow. ham. bacon, and
 sausage. weigh Si6,S60 tons. whiiv
 the weight of the eggs laid yearly tips 970.363 tons.
 In 1885. 22 poultry shows were held
 between New York aud Cobra do.
 Now there are hundreds Of these ex-
 hibitions yearly At th"' time. incu-
 batCrs were almost unknown. Now an uptO-date farmer does not consid-
 CT his equipment complete without
 enc.
 Wisr tte great fall in the price of grain threatened 10 ruin tue farm CTS in Kansas. few years ago. they retrieved their fortunes by turning ! their ettertion to the'r hens. In 190J,
 the farmers in Missouri and Kansas
 realized nearly S5O.OOO. 900 from theii
 poultry crop. In Nebraska, Colorado.
 Arkansas and Texas. the industry is growing to such an extent that the 1 states will soon rival Missouri and Kausas.
 The total product Of the poultry of the United States Is greater than ! the output of many other one class of products in the industrial world Mere eggs are laid in Iowa than in any Uiher state. It Is estimated the 1ens in tlat state supply 100. .O00 900 dozen eggs every year. Illinois come. third. with S6.0e0.000 dozen. Ca'cago iS lhe gTe1test egg center . ia the country. Seven hundred anu twenty million eggs are stored in that i city each year. On an average. .. 0eo GOO cases of eggs come into Chi cago every year. each case containing 90 dozen eggs. The larger part of 1 tlesC arrive in Marcl. April and the | early part Of May. when about 2O.O8t 1 cases arc received daily, anl for the | remainder uf the year an average O. | 5000 eases a day is received These eggs come into Chicago from all states west of the Rocky mountains. | and south to and including Texas. Some states east Of Chicago send i their surplus to it's ElaTket-Hamely, i Kentucky. Tennessee. and Alabama. | but for the most part the easterr states supply New York and Boston Tho eggs produced In one year in ' the United States are valued at $l4Js i 0o0,0O0 Wool produced amounts to s4.7J0,000 annually: the poultry sold
 in year goes ahead of that amount
 by 9'O0O,o00. and the eggs by S9S, ! 501,0Go The eggs laid ia one year by lthc tmcrican hen are equal in value : tC : per cent of the entire income realized by the export Of an the meal | products, and if to the eggs is added | the value oi poultry, products are away oyCrbalanced Only in one year. 1900. since, the government has kept records, have thc American mines
 been able tO beat the record ot the | hen
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
Fl. HUACHUCA SOLDIERS ARE
 SENT AWAY
Two Men Recently Arrested at the Fort for Cattle Stealing Started On Their Long Jour- ney to the Philippines.

TOMBSTONE. Jan. Notwith. standing the fact that Major Allen. in lengthy article in the Tucson Citizen, states that he did not want to see the two soldiers of the Fifth cavalry, who were held in jail here on a charge of killing cattle on the reservation released from custody and allowed to join their company in the islands. as they were undesirable citizens" nevertheless the war de- partment ordered him to send after the two men, Messrs. Thomas and Wilson. and they were yesterday taken to Fort Huachuca and from there will be sent to the Philippine islands.
 The order for the release of the men, or rather the assurance that the men would be shipped to their com pany. came from the department commander at Denver, who had or ders direct from the war department to guarantee to the court officials that the order of the district court re. quiring their removal would be cal ried out
 The following is copy of letter that was sent by Major Allen to Dis lrict Attorney Williams when the matter of the removal Of the soldiers was first taken up and has just been made public:
 Fort Huachuca. Arizona, January F. 1S09.-The Honorable John S. Williams, District Attorney, Cochise county, Arizona Referring to your letter of January 9th. in which you say. In speaking of two soldiers of the Fifth Cavalry now held at Tomb stone charged with grand larceny: It has been intimated to me that if they were released they would be sent on to Honolulu to rejoin their troop. If l had any assurance that this would be done l would be willing to dismiss the cases against them I have the honor to state that believe the men are guilty.
 "I am persuaded that these men We're of the party that killed COW or OK on the range near this place and brought part of the meat into this post. and furthermore I feel that the law should be permitted to take it's course. Above all. the army can III afford to have such men in its ranks.
 Will gladly assist you in any way m my power towards the execution
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30

will be drafted snco .he contest Ben Goodrich and Tom Wedding and George W. r. Hunt and John Hamts, ton are Eangs heard il connection win new state officers. Zen Good ricil--''UHcle Ben"-as shc !s familiar ly called. came to Arizona ktwenty- seven years ago from the state of Texas. and his record as a lawyer and a Pubiic spirited. generous. iAuorable -ilan is known Co every citizsn in this territory, and while he haS always studiousiy refused public office. vet the demands of the new state cau9ct lc deaied when the call is made.
 John l.. Hampton. Os Graham coua- ty. is another Of ihr gentlemen of whom tho Democracy expects good results. MT. Hampton is q logical. tSrcihlo ma1. and viii be found on the bf-HG line when Ire great political b'-tte for supremacy is waged ia the new state. Eugene Bradey O'Neil is anc'hgr tu hc reckCncd with. He has ca many occasions demonstrated his popularity end Democratic strength in Maricopa county. Kcan St. Charles, the little cilut Of the council. is au- tAAtA ntAHNt bEtiDCfdf NnD VIII answer present wien DemOcracy's roll Of honor Is called in thc fsture Of th.s state. Able. kean and forcib.c, NIT. St. Charles can always be relieG upon to do justice where justice IS due. When tho Republican members of inc council sought by a little joker to place the name Of Ralph Cameru- in the memorial 10 congress. tho Mo have county editor was the-d man on his feet to lot daylight shine into the absurd proposition.
 Thomas F. Weodin, Of Florence. is aacther of the strong men in the leg islature. and Is held in high esteem by his collcagHcs and the public in general. Burns. of Tayapai. is au- other. AIr. Burns is one of the most modest men in the council. but he IS also one Of it's ablest. a man of few words. but weighs well all matters oi legislation. There are several others equally worthy in that body of law makers. and the Democratic party can congratulate itself upon its wise sc lection of law makers, ard rest con tent that its interests viii be weH cared for
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
HEAP BIC WAR TALK.

SOFIA. Jan. sg.-The.. Bulgarian government tonight delivered a note to a representative of the Dowers. complaining Of the irreconcilable and attitude of TurlCsy and declaring the Porte must te re- sponsible for the consequences. The note does not solicit tae intervention of the powers. but draws their at 'enuon 10 the tension of the situa tion
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
OMNIBUS BILL PASSES.

WASHINGTON. Jan 29.-omnibus claims bill. carrying an appropriation oi $3.U00.000. which has been favor ably acted upon by the house. was passed by the senate today with an amendment repeating the law allow ing reference to the southern war claim to the court of claims by the senate or house.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
MARKET RALLIED, BUT
 WAS POORLY HELD

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Narrow pro- fessional dimensions were current in the stock market today. demonstrated by limited price movement Short interest built up in the course of yes terday's sharp decline. moderated any extension carly today sufficiently to bring about a rally before the day was over. which was, however. poorly held
 The principal item il the monthly money market settlement. now due, will be an addition 10 the trust com pany reserves for February 1.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
BRIDAL COUPLE BURNED.

ARDMORE. Okla. Jan. 29.-A fire destroyed several boarding houses here today. T. Y. Littiejohn. of Me Kinney. Texas. was CrcIuatec. and ais wife was probably fatally burned. They were on tscir honeymoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
ARiZONAN POUNDS
 HEAD ON GROUND.

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 29.-An- drew MeGwin of Globe became
 suddenly insane on Spring street
 today near a hotel, from contin-
 ued breeding over killing a man {
 in the territory. although he had {
 been acquitted of the charge of (
 murder by jury. .
 Melvin came to Los Angeles .
 several days ago. He appeared ( rational until today. when sud {
 denly he lost his reason while . standing in front of hotel en. {.
 trance, falling to the sidewalk. he . attempted to kill himself by , beating his head on the pave l.
 ment. but was quickly taken in |, custody by the police. Later he .
 ! Has sent to the county hospital. ,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
MAKES FOR PEACE

CONSTANTNOPLE. Jan. 2a.-Gov- ernor Nillayet, of Adrianorle. tele- graphed the minister Of the interior that Bulgaria is disbauding tae re- seryists who were recently concen- trated on the Turkish frontier
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
WOMAN KILLS MAN

SAN DIEGO. Jan. s9.-Bruee S.ef- ter. well known contractor. was sho; and killed early this evening by Mrs. Fife DugAn. the wife of his part ner. and sister of his deceased wife. The affair occurred in rooming house in Sixth street. owned by the Dugans. The cause is a mystery.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
Stock List.

NEW YORK. Jan. 29-AmalEamated Copper, 7i IS; American Smelling, s4; Atchlson. 99 IS; St. Paul. 149 Is; New York Central. 127 Ii: Pennsyl- vania. l52 Il; Reading. 133; South ern Pacific. liS; Union Pacific. TT Is U. $. Steel, 5l l4; '. $. Steel pfd.. 113%.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
DAILY okLAHoMAN BURNS

OKLAHOMA CITY, Jan. 29.-The. plant cf the Daily OilahCman aud Gjo.nins buildings occupied by the local branch Of inc I. r. Case Plow company. was destroyed by fire carly tonight. Loss Si5O,0O0.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30

Of the laws of the land: but I do not feel that Q nolle presequi in the case oi these men would be for the inter ests of this territory or of the service.
 T fully appreciate the spirit in which your communication was sent and trust l may soon have an oppor- tunity to talk the matter over with you. It would give me much pleasure to have here at any time convenient to you as my guest
 Very truly yours. (Signed) HENRY T. ALLEN. Major Eighth Cavalry, Commanding Post
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
CLOUDY TODAY.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 29.--For Ari- zona.-Partly cloudy Saturday and Sunday; warmer in north portion.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
Chicago Grain.

CHICAGO, Jan. 2S.-Whcat closed firm; May. s1.07k a 5-s; July, s7 5-S.
 Corn closed about steady. both May and July at 62 7-Sc.
 At the close May oats at 52c: July. 46 5-Sc.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
MAY GET WE'LL.

ROME. Jan. 29.-A special from Abyssinia says that while King Mene- lik Is III his condition Is not 50 bad as wug reported
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
NO ELECTION VET.

MADISON. Wis, Jan. es.-isaac Stephenson again failed oi election today. He received 63 ol the iSi votes cast.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
SLIGHT SHOCK.

MALAGA, Spain. Jan. 29-An earth quake was experienced this morning. No damage.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
PRICE OF SILVER.

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-Bar silver. 51hc: Mexican dollars, 44c
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30
Mrs. Windows Soothing Syrup

Has tsen used for over STXTT-FIyR YEARS hsIILiLIoSS of NOTIFIES fer ta,ir CHII.DR; SspO1Hfa the CHILD. SnFr rt nss tis. c s.AI.LA
 hl PAIN; ClEtss WIND COLO. and h the D. rt, of the uarid. bo sure and ak for -' NlTs H1t L1sf's Soothing Syr1p.r and take DO Cth.r E!I n-'sl and Itrt.sss Act June 2ltl lnS s-s8! orb ase- AN OLD AND WELL TRIED HE'tSJN
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-30

FI"HIWtHt IH IFcW otdtc
 lt has been said that the legislative council has several members within its circle who will be inard from in the now state; that when the Demo cratic party Is seeking for men to officer our new commonwealth that several of these respected citizens
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Starting T. Wa1ly Right
Conhrr froup 8
Continued from page 8

What are we to do about dinner" says he
"Eh?" says Duff rousin' up. Dinner? Oh.
we're fixed for that. | guess. The Swish is al
ways provisioned."
With that he goes to rummagin' through the
lockers, and he hauls out tin cans. plates. a
coffee pot. and fryin' pan.
Now if you two will get some drlftwood and
build a fire, III turn cook" says he.
You should have seen the immaculate T..
Wally THROWN bluff at bein' useful.
will this dor" says he holdin' out splinter
the size of lead pencil between the tips of his
yellow gloves. Oh, he was a lot of help!
Then, after I'd started blaze between some
rocks we stands around and watches Duffield's
chef act. He has some salt pork in the fryin
pan and is slicin' potatoes and onions.
But I never eat onions. you know" says
Wally, with his handkerchief to his nose.
Time you began" says Duff. dumpin' salt
and pepper on the combination. and addin' a
cup Of water.
''What else is there for dinner" says Wally.
Hard tack and coffee says Duff.
Wally groans and plants himself on a rock to
be real miser'ble. And say. perhaps that salt
pork potato, and onion mess don't sound very
appetizin' to you; but after it had been stew
fryin' for awhile. and I'd got few good shifts
of it. my appetite perks up lot. BY the time
it was done. and Duff had dished out plateful
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party I'm to lead the cotillon afterward. too.
l simply must 60 on"
The walking looks wet to me-" says l.
But can't we get there somehow" says
Wally Cant we
No, we can't!" says Duff, prompt and de-
cided. I'm not going to go butting around
Long Island Sound after dark in an unmanage-
able boat" He speaks up like real Captain
But think of it," says Wally. "Im-Im
expected. Why. this is our engagement party
you know. 1t can't 60 on unless l am there"
Then it'll have to wait" says Duff. Blast
that steel, anyway! l told 'em it ought to be
drop forged; but they knew it ALI
That's the kind of dialogue them two in
dulged in for the next half-hour: Wally think
in up new arguments why we should go on.
and the youngster starin' down into the hole
he'd ripped in the deck foorin' and cussin'
somebody in the machine shop.
A S there want any use of my chippin' in. l
starts off for a stroll around vacant
lot l expect as islands go it was real cute
little thing: but Just at that minute l want
dead in love with it. I'd snapped the whole of
it, riparian rights and ALL for transfer to
Sixth-ave surface car. But even at that. has
to grin. I've been yachtin' before. When
gets back finds Wally has dug up new line
of complaint.
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The Rule and
Continued from page s

cognizant of the fact that he had, under another
name, a wife in Germany.
Il didn't give much attention to that: but
something since has transpred that for the last
several days has made it necessary for me to
carry my part of the play step farther.
you see, this same Count afterward came
to America. to New York. in fact. and not
withstanding the wife of his first attachment
and the escapade of his second, has appointed
himself the admrer of a very good, sweet girl
l happen to know about and
l saw Herzog spring from his chair and stag
ger slightly It's cursed lie" he shouted.
The Wanderers face went little whittier too.
and his nails gripped his palms as he said
quietly in half-gasp. "Oh. IL don't believe
it's-just what might call-discreet for you
to say that-to me. Count Then his voice
softened little and he laid his hand on Her
zog's shoulder. The Louise sails this morn
ing at six Herzog. Better try it, old man"
WHEN we walked down the steps in the
:" chilly dawn there were only three of US,
the Captain. the Wanderer. and l.
The Wanderer laid his hand on the Captains
arm and apologized Your theory's all right.
old man; I'm Darwinian. too He was your
guest. Ford; but couldn't help it. you know.
l knew him: you didn't; and you see, !
couldn't bear-well. you know. she used to be
quite friendly to me before got to kiting round
the globe like mad heron"
The Captains voice softened as he replied.
why not again. Wanderer9"
The Wanderer only smiled family as he
touched fame TO fresh smoke.