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Tanana leader., 1910-04-07
T|MM|NS TRIES
BANKRUPT COURT

Fairbanks, April S Papers in
the matter of the bankrupt petition
of John l.. Timmins have been filed
in the district court The papers
set out that the petitioner is owing
to creditors holding security the
sum of $44.4oo 81. and to those uu-
secured the sum Of SI2. 427.25. His
personal property is valued at S.
6SS FL, and his chooses in action at
23,o62 o8. The property held i'll
trust for the debtor is valued at
$o5I.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-07
JUSTICE BREWER
DIES SUDDENLY

Washington, April 5.-Associate
Justice David Josiah Brewer, Of the
United States supreme court, died
in this city at midnight March so
from stroke of apoplexy. Death
resulted SO shortly after the seizure
that attendants had not time to le.
move the stricken man to his bed
chamber.
Justice Brewer was born in
Smyrna, Asia Minor June 20, 1887.
where his father was a missionary
He has been on the supreme bench
since 1899.
1t is freely predicted here that
Lloyd Bowers. now solicitor gen
eral, will be appointed by Presiden,
Taft as the successor of Justice
Brewer. Mr.. Bowers, who was re
Gently appointed to succeed Sole
i,or-General Hoyt, is a Chicago
man, and a graduate of Yale.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-07
GOVERNOR CLA.,'
At WASHINGTON

Washington. April S Governor
Clark, of Alaska, backed by Presi-
dett Tatt's influence, is moving
upon the departments here in a
business.like manner. First. he
will be able to stop the expensive
experimenting that government en-
gineers have been carrying on i'll
Alaska for years and establish in
lieu thereof practical improvements
which will be the result of practical
knowledge of Alaskans as to what
the country really needs. He will
be able TO this year obtain many
needed aids to navigation in Alas
kan waters, among which will be
several lighthouses at points where
they are most needed.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-07
POPULAR OFFICER
USED STRATEGY

Lieut.. NJ. H. Thomlinson has been
the object of much good-natured Josh
ing" by friends for couple Of days.
In the Army and Navy Journal which
came in Tuesdays mail was the an
nouncement that son was born to him
in San Francisco Feb. 9. OF course
he had been duly apprised of the event
but did not share the news with his
fellow officers and friends. who were
kept in the dark until they read the
announcement.
1t is limited that the strategy on
the part of the lieutenant detracted
somewhat from the merriment at the
big minstrel show given not long ago
at Post Hall.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-07

CASE COMES NEXT

The case of Charles Kerr, arrested
last Sunday charged with furnishing
liquor to Indians, has not come up for
hearing on account of the time of JUS
tice Gallaher being taken up by the
inquiry into the death of Charles F.
Boyd.
Big Luke, Little Luke, Walter Mic
olaf, Johnny Glass and Alexander are
natives involved in tho affair. Alex
ander, as we'll as Kerr, is in custody.
Boyd, the dead "bobtail" soldier,
was to have been witness in the case,
and Geise claims to have been trying
to sober him up so he would be in con-
dition to testify.
The hearing is expected to commence
this afternoon at o'clock.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-07
BLACKS HOTEL

Roy Mcleod, Iditarod; H. Pringel,
G. Fisher, A. G. Bracket, Coldfoot;
7. A. Hedstrom, Seattle; Oscar Berg
man. Olaf Raasen, Ed Daley, Rampant;
Jim Smith, L. Rothermil, Hot Springs;
o. A. Johnson, Cap Williams, Ram
part: Count George of Forselles, John
Hewitt, Nizena; Fred Bruhn, Guy
Stewart, James Conachen, w. H. Mock
Ter, G. c. Matsen, Iditarod: J. S. Lang
ford, Kalland's Landing; J. E. Pink
ham, Rosy creek; Alfred Strangberg,
city; Julius Rosenbaum, city, to San
Francisco; George Stevens, Morelock.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-07
LAWYER Going to lditarod

G.. +. Taylor, who recently re-
signel the city c'erkship of Fair
banks. arrived in town Tuesday
evening enroute to the Iditarod
diggings. He is making the jour
ney with Jack Conley, tie widely
known musician, Jake Mutchler
and Fred Humphrey.
Mr.. Taylor, who is All attorney,
will practice his profession In tue
new camp.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-07
BRUTAL MURDER
IN bad LANDS"

Seattle, April 5.--On the night
of March 20 in the restricted dis
trict &C this a very beautiful girl
was murdered, and so far the police
are completely at sea as to the per-
petrators of the deed. The motive
for the murder seems TO have been
robbery, as the money and jewelry
of the girl was all stolen. The
murder was a most brutal one, the
girls throat being cut from ear to
ear
Tanana leader., 1910-04-07
Going to Fairbanks

U. S. Deputy Marshal Charles
Hanover, of Iditarod, yesterday
telegraphed for reservations on
Saturdays Fairbanks bound
stage for himself and another.
1t surmised that Hanover has the
unfortunate in charge who was
recently adjudged insane in that
district.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-07
KENTUCKY RESTAURANT

Carl, Ed and John Peterson, Chas. F.
Chapman, T. B. Edwards. Ida Will
liams, bound for Koyukuk; Roy Nose
ley, Iditarod; Rod Mckenzie, Victor
Nelson, Hot Springs; Fred Umphrey,
Jack Conley, Jake Mutchler, Charles
E. Taylor, G. A. Dannebier, Fairbanks;
Joe Michaud, Miss Mariette Courriou,
Miss Angelo Geogel, lofty. 80,
Tanana leader., 1910-04-07
JOHN BATHURST
GOT The PRIZE

TheGhamber of Commerce last night
awarded the prize of $40 in gold to
John Bathurst for paper containing
the ten best reasons why sessions of
the district court should be held in
Tanana. There were four papers sub
mitted.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-07
Ernest Lindholm Buried

The funeral services over the re.
mains Of Ernest Lindholm. who
died in this city on the morning Of
March 81, were held at St. James
chapel at 2:3o O'Clock OIL last Sat-
urday afternoon, Rev. Winthrop
Peabody officiating.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-07
FOUND SOFT .....
LANDING PLACE

Montgomery, Ala, April 4.-Or.
vile Wright fell one hundred feet
with his aeroplane here last Thurs
day. He landed in lake of sof,
mud, and neither he nor his ma
chine were at all injured.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-07
Death at the Mission

Francis, the infant son of Lily Ben
nett, died at the Mission on Tuesday.
The funeral was held Wednesday by
Rev. Winthrop Peabody.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-07
Moseley on Move

Roy Moseley, formerly of Hot
Springs. passed through town the
later part of. last week enroute to
Fairbanks from the Iditarod where
he goes to purchase goods and addi-
tional equipment for his business
enterprise OH Otter creek. Roy is
in partnership with A. E. Balm,
who is building a new house for
the firm during his absence. He
will return OIL one of the early
boat. u
Tanana leader., 1910-04-07
VERDICT OF coRoNER's JURY

the death of Charles F. Boyd deceased,
said deceased his death gunshot
wound inflicted by himself in cabin the Mission road be-
the of Tanana and the Mission Of Our Saviour
between the hours of IL and o'clock April 1910
Dated this 7th day of April, 1910.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-07
HOTEL ARRIVALS
GRAND HOTEL

]. H. Scott, Nellie Rogers. Fair
banks: j. Greenbaum, Chicago; r. B.
Osburn, Sam Bates, Iditarod; w. c.
Curtis, city.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-07
MRS. SWANSON
ADOPTS CHILD

Oracle, the infant daughter of Mrs.
and the late Charles J. Smith, was last
Friday legally adopted by Mrs. A. A.
Swanson. Mrs. Swanson has had charge
of the child for several months. It
takes the name of Swanson and starts
on its career under very favorable con-
ditions. It IS a very bright baby and
is idolized by its new mother and its
grandmother Mrs. Burns.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-07

Diamond engagement rings and other
jewelry at Bemis'.
Tanana leader., 1910-04-07

Fine watch repair ing "a specially at
Bemis.'
Tanana leader., 1910-04-07

I guarantee my optical work to give
sasistacticu-Bemis.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-01-18
Small alks

WIISoN-Forget
jim QUINN-N
today
for the -generalhip
DOCTOR BURDETTE would rather be bitten by Pasadena rattle
a Honolulu
fighting tuberculosis bivius
and foster the samevz, the "tenement shack.'
GOVERNOR FREAR-I all public
lin
been homeseadng tabuaton the statistics will tell
teresng stories.
w WILLIAMSON win be the best have
high strong
the only the
the banks asking
of interest Estates with of income invest
bonds high
figure
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-01-18

idua and without organization Even the charities productive Of much
good pre1xed to them the term ''associaed"
bad that the of New Jersey relative joint
associations aud other similar ontyanee in force esa for
individuals
organizations egiaue
the Ideas this regard the Mesquite
And might be added passing that have association Honolulu,
which The Central Onion church deeFmn after
exhaustive debate aud research questions has
been hut the debates
searches and determinations be guessed sh u h mentioned af s
ast meeting Of The club association eeoAop whatever calls
isef 10 government
aeiaeatal - lle lnlelssH Of liasal
a. 81 81 ihf agenaens eAAennY sasee
isa lqA geeeas thai Tiers b ssa ile anAal
nulamag ues Sub
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-01-18
LONE OBSERVER AROUND
GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS

n
What hanging Sky Pilot
guilty sided up behind column ON the
terrace of the Judiciary building whispered
lin the courthouse whispered back the Pilot looking
they anybody sees you
There's Judge Whitney coming in and there's Judge Robinson talking
Ia reporter'
The Observer sigh he had been Struggled
into the law library 'Ths awful place. exclaimed hopping
what Pilot had grown cold to-
ward the Lone Observer he had wandering
campaign starting and was SO
conceive such the surround
ing circumstances Isn't this all full of
"you they Sky 'Ths the Constitution Of
the United States Laws of Hawaii
''Tee he,'' ggged the little
''what did sayf" Sky Pilot
81 said there
Half holiday explained the Pilot 'The building
surrounding circumstances w " ~
can right said the s. p YEARLY go with you
started at home and he pointed to a pg as you see
the general public not to expeorate the
1t says do not spit the floor
prise "Thats funny
4'whats funnyf' Pilot getting very suspicious
Glow everybody has spots wall
Everybody splitting ceilings has done
so on the floor There isn't anything in.'
The Sky Pilot
Observer carefully around the building although
four times with the result that building
notebook The xOusy read hs
..Would gift the gftie
oorseles ihers see us
81 don't know if said that what mean
forming many people carrying out the laws and
have seen more people kicking about the laws
ttYou I the Sky
There healthy This man
has that power
their perspective spo by the of their When
their thoughts of
admiring world,
are loaded down with official dignity Anybody the city could
would
be placed
hats
Some
of Shoes and other inside of
it somehow smoke
those other
compromising position.
'That the with the
GUS If it ponderou will doubtless through
lit will
the him
''To
critical of his his
of
busy they don't know where they at
than other officials century,
out. wi eieve these notes
fI 81 dont, said knowi
We the best officials in
spitoons in the Judiciary bulding'
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-01-18

Raen nsspioLa!s
Secretary strong yet
had the the house representatives while the
honorable body session. it doubtful he would put on coat
unssuming and unconventional
a A put little Mottsmih nto
mh an occasion few weeks ago. and thereby hangs tale
secretary old friends of his had
Just going bring them home to
Wualae to dinner.
can't do that know
Iu have
why replied the secretary Ay dress suit is out there
That's all IN buy and bring out with m'
put party Everything
for while but finally Mr. MOtsmih began squim Then
edder Finally and left the Whispering
w have to be excused There's centede down
secretary upstairs
forgotten scratching
something
acting and given make good what
knows night only sway specially
poO theaer building be erected for the Es Carnival Assisting him
will Cunha who will the for
which he celebrated The debut Joel being looked forward by
host of admirers and friends the latter having serious doubts to the real
ability of the mpresario a
% Of the carnival and is said has nnt in reservation for the first three
people popular
Fort playhouse who nightly the public They will
ton, and Joe with kind attention will endeavo to please
waterwagon
brand well baced with its nninggear fine shape and drawn
otted the had the hearending
The
started off with big crowd aboard the big barrel and nging
jovial that insisted the
They thudfuls
climb automobile time and whiz ride
passing any old waerwagon at 2:4o gait
Judge paid publishing
declined The Advertiser said thing, it
truth, The
Advertiser does not concluding by marking that it is question of
yGaeity The Advertiser
To
Judge Hart agreed from the start the matter If would
Haley's of Bull
dropped
torias for he Is famous
other possible for the remark the
editor of that the mistake
will of withdraw his charge of unuhns He is that of
fellow.
The Baner heartily glad of the which has followed Chief
RcDums lying
heartily glad that the the machine have been
glad Jail
cowary this him
self to be free until he has served and had the
his subsequent contemplate behavior
WILL his it for
his days and be other chfeurs object lesson and example
in
If they did they have been
pretty because the tells how she
accident occurred This distraction kept evidently while
stopped body Mr. Smith
fed like his victim lying he fell
Certainly accident dpcabe Kanela
would back the old
Pnnou from the of the line
the to whistle
home and lunch Now
Shen te their schedule time miss the about
catch H. and besides having lose that minutes in waiting
late and regularly called
There like o
Shisue blows and then for the car
THOUGHTFUL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-01-18
A THOUGHTFUL MAID.

"doiby foee sdd pe young cod prepared depart
II leave you now return"
"Gell sd t m msd 10 the slr scene, 'but before you go
NJ Wind that you telephone u morning
}o buy
sill lle difference t-cheago News
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-01-18
SIDELIGHTS
ORIENTAL FOLKLORE.

ORIENTAL FOLKLORE.
oriental of
literary, ability then
important publication
to ] e not ntelirlv 70 Tho exbtat;ons and s,onns and sg
musof the Salvation No less is that
conveniently expression
tell what the change means AS to the Korean it is automatic that he has
expression
imagination
tales Their folklore certainly reliable
figures
significance which be traced old tradition which
when
with odd characters embazoned em which the walls of tire
Chinese the Koih celebration, all something which is legendary
habit of taking
which they old young alike
this all of them
betty of two nations.
believe understand that
the imagination he would
One of these days. when increased rates advertising
l local politics squalls the editorial
pencil
coined going give They we'll
will they be exactly along lines and IDEAS but the reading
of them will at least away an idle few moments
CRAPS VS. BRIDGE
Honolulu The other morning,
fulfilling the headlines of The
been ncacerated for the time being for shng cap Inquiry from the
of
with might imply but with dice and such
husky Hawaan waiting
their begin had taken their recreation oh wharf by INDUCING
by police believe forfeited their ball. and the county
o dollars gambler.
while the 1 in
listened conversation other
Immediately
leader and that the had gathered $365 By
resortng failing evening
bdge the slightest roads
with devi where Declarations and
|be-abound.
did for additional of the bravery
the detectives seemed
been
the proposition is all right The Hawaiian should be udca
exciting things without
So of games
will
would than philosophy by Ben Franklin
forfeited bail
is o
my natv and
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-01-18
FASHIONS IN MEMS CLOTHING.

years to
fashion dictates But
last lived in exceedingly fragile residences
this particular subject gather together of
coral and lava for muscular
Frear invitations did attend the
reception His do remember
always would
his be- good fellow and did the
bonos with grace and tact and credit
the function with of his
the clothes by the The coasranged length from waist to
ankle and quality from cheap expensive boadco With reference
sometime matched
quality color with the they did not Some OF the collars
Shirts of all descriptions there quiet
white leather,
everyday evidences and each the dis
his that he recognized
his pair being the only fashionable
from the twoh
fourdar which would make Bert Peterson envOus
And for hats fails and simply quit Suffice it that
not instance did match with the balance of the outfit outlined
by the fashion instances did which should be
by Lyecker superintendent of the archives department
But the enjoyed the wine and the salad and the ramen and
their object in life, there be kick coming
THE ORGANIZATION
Honolulu is If the best certainly the
the civic questions of the day suffering from
having food eat 1t fault because search
need Even partial list is eloquent The chamber OF commerce ana the m
chants association always with bylaws permitting lunches to
speeches by distinguished visitors and the voting of resolutions giving
congress tips ON the course that august body should pursue ana endorsing can
daes for Office and in supervising the conduct Of the
Aud there y NJ A. duly aud regularly organized with long
Hist of officers and boards weequpped gymnasium and 'ytos wei
COME always hung Many improvement clubs with geographical
there with ample aud admittedly than al e ab,
ch0olhonses shall shall
be how shall hnay be laid And there
omooa committee charged with the duty ai seeing that all loafls ma,
elgny proper method enjoying the many ADVERTISED
aeons governmental and hhoiealef llnds Aesis
the si which sn Ia aud dispose Of their letters u fdt
An association hasss eulsd Fyaneeeaas ready pihns
Haeera snd lan essnde and liberal religious and tasfeeeas s
ani feaany wsf aea ap eF without p@est fea soei
recognized ~ a saa spmpAss sad elef aaa neea
pelsabs dgas fapal Asf tsaaqpale
iisa - 'hs less isapa iss ilau "s s#tAa 9Aay lsa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-01-18

hapepl aafia ibas's emshpp ne Hasf Nh mY hsaa
sil Yes iaa4 aae aeslef q is ~ laleslea asfsa
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-01-18

The Centipede That Wasn't.
Joe as a hummer.
Same Old Story.
That twenty-five Dollars.
A Plea for Law.
On Car Schedules.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-04-21
KEYSTONE GRANGE.
State Master Talks on Good Roads.
Law Changes Demanded.

state Master AXIS on 1ooo. nodos.
Law Changes Demanded.
The Pennsylvania state grange held
its thirty seventh annual session In the
state college. There were over 1000
delegates and visiting members pres
ent. The sessions were held In the
auditorium of the college. The public
session program included an address
by State Master Greasy, ]. L. Holmes.
representing the college; Secretary J.
T. Altman, DR.. Edward Sparks of the
college and J. II. McSparran of the leg
islative committee of the grange. The
tour through the institution, made the
next day. was full of interest and ben
eft to the visitors. The sixth degree
was conferred on class Of 400 candi-
dates. The executive committee in it's
report vigorously denounced the high
way department as being incompetent
and demanded reorganization of it.
The grange also asked for an equitable
, revision of the tax laws of the state
and an amendment to the banking law
| to permit the encouragement of ma
tional banks to loan capital on real
estate and mortgages. The grange de-
nounced the Aldrich tariff bill, the CEN
trail banking scheme and ship subsidy.
The grange demanded proportional rep
resentation in the national grange. 1t
fayors n representative vote for ordi-
no a
used only when demanded. The key
| note of the session was that through
legislation the farmers of Pennsylva-
MIA will come into their own. State
Master Greasy in his annual address
urged Patrons to make an effort to
have men nominated for governor and
for other public offices that would
give then square deal" He urged
all TO attend the primaries. Comment
ing on good roads and road legislation
Mr.. Greasy said:
II believe that the workings Of this
township road law, with the full
amount of 500 or $25 per mile appro
priation. will make more good roads IL
ten years than the department car
build in thirty years. We are anxious
to have the state build as many roads
. as possible, but we believe some addi
tional knowledge is necessary before
good roads can be built with any last
ing qualities. The cost of these stat'
: roads makes 1t impossible for man.
sections to receive any benefit from
them. Then, again, the annual cost o
repairing these state roads is any
/. where from $500 to $500 per mile
Some townships cannot afford this be
cause their roads must be kept in
passable condition. Dirt roads cost o.
an average at least $40 per mile pc
year. 1t is impossible to use all take
collected for building piece Of goo
road and neglect the balance.
1.-THE grange position on the roa
!, question is that since all use the road
all interests should contribute towar
their maintenance and repair. A ia
of l mill on corporate and persona
: property would make good road fun
!, that is fair. and we should stand b
a this grange PLAN"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-04-21
DENVER

The farmers are all blowing very
industriously the past week trying to
get their spring crop III.
School will soon be out and the
children are quite busy preparing a
program for the last day especially the
eighth grade graduates. They will
also ask all to bring baskets with
lunch for two which will be put up at
auction, proceeds to 60 to the school.
Fred Steinrbach left for Canada
last Wednesday, where he has filed on
800 acres Of land and will reside in the
future.
Most everyone from here went to
Fem last Sunday to watch the ball
game.
Rev. Limar held services at Winona
last Sunday morning.
Mr.. Aliens family moved over from
Grangeville last week and will make
this their future home.
Fred Lamprecht delivered load
of -four to Winona Monday.
Mesdames Fenderwalt and Battles
were in trading last Saturday.
Mr.. Evans and family are living ir
town, they came recently from Okla
homa.
Charlie Albin was up from the riv
er last week greeting old friends. H,
likes the river fine, but "Be it ever Sc
humble there's no place like home.
John Baer and brother were owe
last Saturday visiting old friends.
HI. H. Miller returned from Win
chester last week.