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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-26
wArrERsoNs son INDICTED,
Attorneys VIII Question Sanity as De.
tense In Assault Charge.

By Associated Press.
Kingston a. Y, oct 25.--Ewing
Watterscn, son of Colonel Henry Wat
terson, editor Of the Louisville Cour-
Ter Journal. today was indicted for
assault In the first degree
lie WAS charged with shooting
Michael J. Martin in Martins saloon
at Saugerties july I William y. Brin-
nier. Wnttersons counsel will apply
for commission to determine his
cllenta snnItN
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-26
jury 20 Dccldc

By Associated Press.
Springfield, H., oct 2j.--Judge
Thompson tonight overruled the mo-
tion of the defense that the court take
the case from the jury and instruct
u verdict Of not guilty in favor OF
state senator station G. Pemberton
of Oakland, and Representative JOS
eph S. Clark Of Vandalia.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-26
GOV uNpLEY NAMES WOMAN.
Mrs. Ruth Hays Succeeds Late IIus-
band ~ Linn County Treasurer.

UN NNNONIHTTI TTNHH-
Jefferson CITY. oct Ex-Governor
Hadley today appointed Mrs. Ruth
Hays treasurer Of Linn county to sue
ceed her husband, John y. Hays who
died recently She viii hold her COM
mission until January !, Meantime
her name has been placed upon the
ticket hy the Republicans FOR a fun
term
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-26

Bv Associated Press
Leavcnworth, KAN oct 25.-The
death of Judge Enos Il. Hook, father
of william e. Hook judge of the
United states court here was am
nounced today In messaIge from
New York. Gnos r. Hook was a pio-
neer Of this city
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-26
nuncI,mclI Mnl,cs rIrht.

NVVrlNT 10 TNV WUTII
Guthrie, okla, oct. 25.-Argu-
ments we're heard by the Supreme
Court today as 10 whether the city
Of Blackwell shall be permitted 10
amend its petition In the contest with
Newkirk fo| the county seat Of Kay
County
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-26
Goes to Join search

ny Associalod Prpss,
81. Louis, oct. 25.-Lewis spindler,
representative of the Aero Club Of
St Louis In search for Alan II. Haw-
ley and August Post, the missing
here in the international balloon
race October H. tonight started from
Toronto to Chapleuu, ontario.
He telegraphed the local officers
that John S. Rogers chief of the On
tarlo provincial police, had assured
him that the report that the America
was seen at Chapleau Tuesday night
October rs, was authentic Acting
upon this Information Splndler will
spend his time at Chapeau and Sub
bury. Ontario. The America was re-
ported as passing the former town
at II o'clock Tuesday night,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-26
THE WEATHER.

Washington. oct 25.-Oklahoma,
fair Wednesday; Thursday unsettled
and cooler
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-26
LOCAL WEATHER YEsTDRpAY.

on, p King Observer.)
Temperature; Maximum. 81 minimum
40 wind from the southeast clear.
ToDAY'S ALMANAC,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-26

O all tn ships feller tha. tolls
tn things his wife hears is tn worst
Miss Fawn Lippincut Is In Joplin, Mis-
souri,, gatherln' atmosphere fer In
danny novel
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-26
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-26

sun riscs U.l8 pm, u Moon fiscs 900 am
Sun sc'1 5.l, am Moon sets 2.2l pm
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-26

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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31
Visiting

j. p. and ]. L. Castater are
visiting their brother, u. 0.
Castater OF this city and expect
to stay here looking around for
the next three or four weeks.
Mr.. j p, Cnstater resides at
Minlick, Wash. while j. i. Cas-
tater's home is in Bushnell,
Illinois.
j. L. Castater and his brother
George have photographs of a
wreck which occurred March 4th
near Thompson Falls, Montana,
which they were in. From the
photographs it seems Impossible
That any one in either the smoker
CT the cur next TO the diner
could escape death, the smoker
being thrown clear from the
track while the car next to the
diner was telescoped, yet strange
to say, no one was seriously in.
jured, Mr. j, l.. Castater being
one OF the worst, having his
hand badly ent by glass, some
OF which is still in his hand now
and which he expects to have re-
moved Tuesday
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31
Ball Team

That Parma will have a ball
tenn and a good one is now an
assured fact.
On Monday evening a mass
meeting was held in the Com.
mercial Club rooms to talk over
the matter and figure out ways
and means to have a first class
ball team to represent Parma.
one that will make thesurround-
ing towns look to their hole card
ii they want to chip in and 90
against good team.
After thorough discussion OF
the situation and believing Par.
ma can get together a team that
will make a name for itself. The
following officers were appointed
to start the ball rolling!
FREQ platt, manager.
Dan Danielson, treasurer.
Lee Fisk, captain.
With these men in charge OF
the organization and other af
fairs of the team there can be no
question as to the success OF the
team.
Let every one interested In the
game give the boys their heart
lest support and Parma will be
on the map this season as a
good ball town as well las in every
thing else.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31


Services were held Tuesday at John
O'Malia's, Father Gotsohalks al We;ser
leading In the work.
Mra- Frank Gilbert, who resides near
Sotrs, il reported very low, with small
chance OF recovery.
Asa Ross has gone over to the Glvens'
Hot Springs where he viii remain
several days.
R K Payne OF Caldwell visited his
brother Earl Payne Of this city Tuesday
while enroute TO Weiser
The annex to the Hotel Illinois is
Tapidly nearing completion. The de-
mand Tor rooms in Psrma at present is
very great.
Mira. George Chaphe went to Boise
Wednesday for visit. While there
she viii prove Up on her homestead
which Is a abort distance northeast Of
town.
Special Raster services were held at
the Frat Presbyterian Church Sunday
morning Seventeen members were
taken into the membership of the
church.
There is Q persistent report that fire.
arms are being fred in the city limits.
! This is dangerous aud as we understand
It, against the law. Come one is liable
to pay soma and costs il the practice is
not stopped.
Dutch Willis and Jacl. Miller LEFT
Monday for the Jarbidge country. Il
the conditions OF that community are up
to the reports concerning tLem. the
boys will put in stage line between
Mountain Home and Jarbidge,
MessTs. I. NJ. Welsh, Carl Daldridge
II. g. Baldridge and &. Henderson have
each purchased new automobile.
Messrs. Welsh and Henderson have
already become experts in handling
their machines and the other machines
two have not yet arrived.
Rev. and Mrs. Elder entertained the
VIC. t. U. Friday afternoon. Tie
gathering was in the nature of q moth.
er's meeting and the program was a
very interesting one. Sixteen members
and four visitors were present. De
licious refreshments were served at the
close of the meeting. The next meeting
will be "fathers' meeting"
The body OF j. G.. Tracy who abou
three weeks ago was Knocked off the
Mussel ferry was found near Fruitlanc
Sun lay on sand bar. The body wal
badly decomposed when found. Th,
remains were identified by his brothe
and taken 10 Caldwell for burial From
the marks on the face it is supposed on,
OF the spokes on the ferry whee
struck him, knocking him into tn,
river.
Chas. +. Paine, manager o
the John Steel fruit orchard, re
ceived 5000 gallons of oil thii
week for his Troutman smudgl
pots, and expects soon to re
lceive 5000 more Mr. Paine'i
experience in the fruit business
has taught him that Il little oi
makes the wheels go round ever
with Jack Frost.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31
REQUESTS FOR FISH
Blank Applications 10 be Fur
nished Governor Brady
Taking an interest.


The state hsh and game department
will haze 800 coo small trcut for dis
trioption from the various hatcheries
about May !, and will strive to make
the first planiing for the year equitable
as possib e In doing this, the cooper
etion OF the people uf the state is olicited
Governor Brady is manilesting much
interest in the wOr!. OF the cdeu4itment, -
stated few days ago. ''lle is especial
Is desirous that the people OF the state
snail profit 50 far rs possible by the ex-
peuse to which the state has gone in cs-
tablshint fish Aatcheries and providing
Try for restocking the streams.
The fish and game department is
now outlining plan for the spring de-
livery OF EASTERN nrook trout This de-
livery will commence OF later than
May /. We are desirous of making this
distribution to make all counties that
will make proper application. For tho
convenience OF partles wishing fab we
have printed forms and will furnish
them to all who take an interest in this
work
Fish from the state fish hstcheres
cannot he planted in waters which are
not aNallHDie 70 the uSe OF TIE kcNerai
public. III my Judgment, great care
must be taken in selecting suitable
streoms in each coenty as this means
much to the future fishing in the state
u Idaho. Fish planted in small og
muddy streams that will not aslord
ample protection in low water is simply
I waste of time. When the fry is
planted, it should be in very shallow
water. refer to the little riyulets that
run into the main streams.
"The department has carefully invest
iglted the methods adopted by similar
departments in other states, and it has
been found by those states, after years
Of experience, that unless the fish are
planted in the shallow water where the
large fish canuot pursue them, they will
be destroyed.
"Full Information and instructions
with reference Ia the planting of the
ish will he furnished by the department
at all times. We stand read, 10 helI
those v no areinteresied in the propaga
tion and protection Of fish and game,
and will gladly answer all correspond
ence of this nature promptly"
Blank forms OF application to be fur.
nished applicants upon request.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31
POSE rs a CAPITALIST

DOLLAR will you handsomely
fOr Of as
be used to eaiz mone
tsendtw
COMPANY, WASHINGTON, d. c.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31
Real Estate ssoylug

The Wnidron Real Estate fsrm
this week made the following
sales The J.. M. johnson place,
consisting of so acres, one mile
north OF Notus, to +. ". Glenn
ems, consideration S12, 900.
The d. n. Dutton place. consist
ing of 40 acres. consideration
$1,000.
The above transfers show that
with tho opening Of spring the
dirt in this vicinity is moving
This year VIII see more activity
in real estate in and around Par
ma than ever before. "Stop at
Parma. You'll Stay"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31
Asiention KIDS!

Saturday afternoon a kid ball
team for P'rua will be orga-
nized. Be on hand and have
your say at this office at 2::30.
Be sure and come. Saturday
at 2:30.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Hnrns, Oregt n, Marcn I'll, l9l(

Burns, Oregtn II, Marcn II, lylO
Notice 10 hereby given that the State OF Ore
gon has filed in this Office its application (Ser-
ial No. oi3i5) to select, under the provisions OF
the Act of Congress, approved August Il. 1878,
aud acts supplemental and amendatory there
to, the sw Ia NE IA SEQ. Is, r. % $, r, 46 E.,
". NJ,
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
lands-described, or desiring to object because
Of the mineral character Of the land, or for any
other reason, to the disposal to applicant
should III their aftidavits of protest In this
Office on OF before the expiration OF the period
Of publication.
VIM Fare, Register.
First publication, March 81 1910.
Last publication, May s. 1919,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

MRS. HICKMAN has full line Of
INFANTS KEW STAW BONNETS.
made of TUSCAN and Fancy Straw
Braids in all the new dainty shapes,
lined with pink, white or blue and
trimmed with ribbon bows, and ties.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks to
those who so kindly assisted and sym
pathised with US in the loss of our he
loved daugter and sister.
+. A. Crawford and sons
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-31

Beautiful EASTER Millinery
Correct Easter headwear for infants
children, misses and women at the
Bank Annex Millinery Parlors.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-09
Shurtleft Denies
Every Charge
Speaker Says He Had No Part in Any
Act of Bribery in Connection
with Lorimer Case.

CHICAGO, Oct S.-Edward d. shurtleff,
speaker of the Illinois house of representa-
tves and who is said by Lee O'Neil Browne
to have been the first to approach him with
reference to securing democratic votes to
elect William Lorimer TO the United states
senate took the witness stand before the
senatorial investigating committee today.
Questioned by Attorney Hanecy, Mr..
Shurtleff declared that no one ever gave
him any money or other things of value TO
secure his aid in electing Senator Lorimer,
In series of specific questions Attorney
Hanecy who represents Senator Lorimer,
asked II any money was paid by the wit
ness, to any one for voting for Mr.. Lori
mer or any promise Of reward made or au-
thorzed by him to anyone who voted for
Mr.. LOrimer To each question Mr. Shurt-
left entered . denial.
rhe committee, after a brief session this
afternoon in which no witnesses were
heard, adjourned subject to the call Of the
chairman. 1t was announced that briefs
would be submitted and the question Of
argument or of other witnesses being heard
was left open. Unless Robert e. Wilson
is found by United States marshals no
more witnesses may be heard.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-09
LONG AND SHORT HAUL LAW
Commission VIII Draft Regulations
for EnfOFeinE Provisions OF
Rate Act.

WASHINGTON, Oct S,--With q View to
the formulation and establishment Of a pol
icy respecting the administration OF the long
and short haul provisions OF the interstate
commerce act, the Interstate Commerce
commission today conducted a hearing
shippers and railroad officials generally
participated.
The law provides that no greater freight
charge SHAH Se exNcted for a short haul
than for longer haul on the same lire
and moving In the same direction. This
measure is hedged about by several provis-
ions which. In certain circumstances, confer
on the commission discretionary power 10
grant railroads the privilege OF charging
more for the shorter than for the long maui
Application for the privilege must be made
by the roads and the commission must de-
termine that the request is reasonable
1 Many requests probably will be made for
he privilege IL would be physically inn
possible for the commission TO conduct
{ hyaring on each application. With a view,
10 obtaining Information to enable II to
adopt general regulations regarding the
administration OF the long and short bspI
section OF the law, the hearing today was
held.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-09
Exodus
from Mexico
Many Prominent Anti-Diaz Partisans
Are Locating in the United
States.

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Oct. s--A general
exodus into the United States and to Eu-
rope of those most active In opposing the
reelection OF President Diaz Of Mexico is
in prospect. Besides Francisco Madro, the
presidential candidate in opposition to
President Diaz at the recent election. three
of those known as leaders of the so-called
"anti-electlonist" faction have arrived in
San Antonio. None of them, IL is said. will
return to Mexico.
Manuel Cardepas, deposed as governor Of
the state Of Coahuila, after service ex-
tending over sixteen years, will make his
home here. Another congressman, Ignacio
M. Luchichi, 1t is declared, will locate in
st. Louis and viii be Joined by Congress-
man Benito Jaurez. who is enroute to
Washington to attend the International
Humane congress-
Cardenas was the chief lieutenant Of
General Relces in his efforts to succeed to
the vice presidency. Reices has since left
Mexico for Europe.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-09
Episcopal w omen
in Mission w ork
Presentation of United Offering Will
Be the Big Event of Con-
vention Today.

CINCINNATI, Oct. s.-Womens activities
in tine Protestant Episcopal church formed
the principal features of today's program
of the triennial convention. Only one ses-
sion each of the house and deputies and
house of bishops was held the latter part
OF the day being left open for a general
mission meeting which was expected to
be distinctly a woman's auxiliary gather
ing.
The presentation Of the united offering
Of the auxiliary. an event OF every general
convention Of the church, took place at
solemn religious services in Christ church
early in the day. In 1907 at Richmond this
amounted to S225 .OO0
The amount of the 1910 contribution with
not be announced until the mission meet
ing.
Offering presents of money collected by
the Womens auxiliary for mission work.
OF the amount given today $4,000 has been
appropriated for a building In memory OF
the late George G. Thomas of Philadelphia,
treasurer OF the board OF missions of the
church for several years. Where this
memorial will be placed has not been de-
cided
Bishops Rowe, Alaska; McKim, Toxic;
Cheshire, North Carolina, and Brent, the
Philippines, were ANNOUNCED as speakers at
the afternoon meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-09
Spalding Wants
Frank Chance to
Go Into Politics
Tells the Base Ball Manager that He
Can Be Elected Governor of
California.

CHICAGO Oct. 8-tSpeclal Telegram.)-
A. @. spalding, candidate for United States
senator from California and manager OF
the first team that ever won national
league pennant for Chicago, called at Cub
headquarters personally to congratulate
Frank Chance, manager Of the lates.
National league pennant winners. Inc
gray haired veteran was introduced to the
peerless leader and warmly congratu-
lated him on his success in bringing his
great team back to the front
''You can be elected governor Of Cali
fornia when you &c back, was the way
the senatorial aspirant greeted Chance.
"You are a native son and / am only an
adopted one. Everywhere l have been
found that state proud of your success. 1t
is a great honor to win four National
league peunants and you surely are to be
congratulated
They are trying to make politician
out Of me out there They expect me 10
run for the senatorship and l declined. The
declination was not accepted and finally
1 was drafted into the game. Once in it
1 am, of course, as ANXIOUS to win as
ever was to win a ball game, The spirit
is the same. l won my first game in the
primaries, seventy-six 70 sixty, which
sounds like an old-time base ball score,
doesn't a.!
Mr. spalding was greatly surprised and
delighted by a gift from President Murphy.
1t was a base ball which Mr.. Spalding
himself had pitched in a game forty year.
ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-09
ADJOURNMENT TAKEN IN
L0RIMER INVESTIGATION
senators Exhaust the Visible supply
of witnesses and Now Need
Representative Wilson,

CHICAGO, oct. S-(special Telegram.)-
The Lorimer senatorial investigation COM
mlttee adjourned suddenly this afternoon,
although it had been evident all day that
the senators had about exhausted the visi-
BILE supply Of witnesses.
Attorneys for the prosecution" and de
Tense" we're allowed thirty days TO prepare
printed briefs in the case, twenty days
additional for robuttal briefs and seven
days more for final replies to the opposing
counsel's briefs.
Before adjournment Senator Burrows,
chairman pf the committee. declared that
Representative Wilson. alleged distributor
Of Jack pot money. who has disappeared,
was wanted to give his side OF the affair
"If Mr.. Wilson Is this side OF the North
pole and can be found. the COMMITTEES will
hear from him later said Senator Bur
rows.
The Committee expressed its satisfaction
over the cordial reception accorded It's
members in Chicago and its appreciation
OF the aid given it By government officials,
attorneys ana the newspapers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-09
S0-cALLED MILITARY
SCHOOL IS RAlOED
hoy Whose Mother Thought Him
Dead is Found in Institution
Near Joliet.

CHICAGO. Oct. S-Through the ralding
OF a so-called military school near Joliet
H., yesterday, when nine boys were res
eued from what Is alleged to have been
conditions sugsesuns that Of Dotheboy
han, made famous by Dickens, a boy who
thought his parents dead and whose mother
thought him dead We're brought together
here today.
The boy is Charles Maloney, IS years old.
He disappeared following the death OF his
father ten years ago, and his mother
thought he had beer kidnapped BY d relative
and later gave him up for dead. She was
married three years ago TO L, j. Baver OF
Choago She saw the boys name among
those rescued. but did not recognize the
lad whom she remembered as q baby. II
vas necessary 20 point her son out 10 her.
The school was conducted by James j..
Campbell At Riverside
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-09
RESOLUTIONS FOR FARMERS
NATIONAL CONGRESS
Committee Reports Against Proposed
Removal of Tax on COlOred
O1emarEHFine.

LINCOLN, Neb., oct. S.--The first report
OF the committee on resolutions OF the
Farmers National congress was received
this morning and the following were en-
dorsed unanimously. Opposition TO the re-
peal OF the tax on colored oleomargarine,
demand for physical valuation OF rail-
roads, demand for regulation Of railroads
and express companies and supervision OF
Issuance Of stocks and bonds. resolution for
constitutional amendment prohibiting
shipment Of goods into a state where sale
is prohibited, the further conservation Of
forest and mineral resources, approval of
the Doliyer bill, for federal aid TO second
airy agricultural schools and demand Tor
strict enforcement of immigration laws.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-09
kLBANIANs ARE in REVOLT
Uprising which started I'm seutari
is Spreading Throughout
Province.

PARIS. oct. s,-A news dispatch from
Rome states that a message from Ibraham
Bey from ConstanunOple announces the
revolution has broken out at Scutari and
that il Is spreading throughout Albania.
This report, added to the rumor OF impend-
ing trouble between Turkey and Greece
served 10 depress the market today.
The last serious rebellion IN Albania was
put down Immediately after desperate
fighdng In which the Turkish forces dis
lodged the Albanians from a strongly for
tified position In the Kaohanik pass
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-09
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nsbraska--Fair.
For IowR--Fair
For weather report see PAGE 2.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-09
WICHITA MORE THAN DOUBLES
Kansas Town Gains Hundred and
Twelve Per Ceat Population
in Decade.

WASHINGTON, oct s-PopuIation sta
tistics OF the thirteenth census were made
public today by the census bureau Tor the
following cities;
Wichita. kan, 52,tO. an increase Of 27.77s
or mas per cent over a.s7l in 1900
Orange. n j., 9.6So. an increase OF 6.sSs
or 2.7 per cent over 24IH IN 1900
san Diego. Cal. ss.57s an Increase OF
usIS. or l9.6 per cent. over 7.IOO Ia 100.