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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-05
STRIKE DANGER PAST.
Telegraphers and Big Four Railway
MANAGEMENT viii Arbitrate.

Cincinnati, O., Dec. 31.-An agree
ment to arbitrate the dispute between
the telegraphers and management OF
the Big -Four railway was reached yes
terday. announcement to this effect
was made at the close of a conference
which discussed the ultimatum sub
mitted by the men Wednesday. This
action precludes the possibility of an
Immediate strike.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-05
CROSS APPEAL FILED.
Case of Labor Leaders in United
States Supreme Court.

Washington, Dec 31.-The cross ap
peal of the American federation of la.
Dor III the case of Bucks Stove and
Range company, sought to enjoin the
federation from boycotting the com
pany's goods, was docketed yesterday
in the. supreme court of the United
States. The contempt proceedings
against Gompers, Director Mitchell
and Secretary Morrison in connection
with the same case. and which result
ed in sentences of Imprisonment for all
three, had also been brought to the
highest court by certiorari process.
Both branches of the case probably
will be heard about the same time.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-05
Bout Called Off

Kansas City, Dec. 81. Theten round
boxing contest on new years DAY be-
tween Willie Gibbs Of Philadelphia
and Teddy Pepper of Kansas City was
declared off last night. Peppers fail
ure to post forfeit money is the rea-
son given. The contest between fy-
land and Thompson ON January 10
also was cancelled.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-05
sPARRoWs GET DRUNK.
Then Boys Collect Two Cents Each
from the State Treasury.

Marquette, Mich, Dec. 31.-As the
state pays 2 cents apiece for the
birds, Escanaba lads place whisky
soaked bread crumbs in places where
the sparows collect. The birds eat
the dope" and become intoxicated
and unable to walk or fly, in which
condition they are easily picked up
by the hunters. Hundreds of sparrows
are being bagged in this manner.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-05
SPANISH MINISTER
WOUNDED I'M DUEL

Havana, Dec. 81 Spanish Minister
Soler is confined to his home With
wounded hand, which, according to
general rumor, he received in a duel
with Cuban who is alleged to have
insulted the minister's wife. The
Cuban is reported to have been Killed.
Every effort is being made to sup
press publication Of the details.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-05
Czech Of Iowa TraoE Team.

Boston, Dec jeremiah D. De
lany OF this city, widely known in
athletic circles, received word last
night that he has been appointed
coach of the track team of the Iowa
state university
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-05
COTTON DOCKS AFIRE.
Over 1000 Bales Are Destroyed at
Galveston, Texas

Galveston, Tex, Dec 31.-Fire
which threatened to assume large
proportions broke out yesterday at
pier IL and before being subdued,
damaged $500 bales of cotton. Loss
500, 900.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-05

is concerned, we have heard no COM
plants. If this were generally true.
the public would be the first to COM
plain
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-05
Deductions.

Total amount of all the ordinary
and necessary expenses of mainten-
ance and operation of the business
and properties of the corporation
Amount of loss sustained January
] to December 81; total amount OF
depreciation January 1 to December
81.
Total amount of interest January
TO December 81 on bonded indebted
ness to an amount not to exceed
amount Of paid up capital at close OF
year.
Total taxes paid January l to De-
cember 81 imposed under authority OF
the United States or any state or ter
ritory thereof; foreign taxes paid.
Amount received by way of divf-
dends upon stock of other corpora
tions. Joint stock companies. assocla-
tions and insurance companies sub
ject to this tax.
Total deductions.
Net income
Specific deduction from net income
allowed by law is $4,000
Amount on which tax at 1 per cen
tum is to be calculated
Thus. il the net income of a corpor-
alton is $4,000, the amount on which
it must pay this corporation tax is
$4,000
These schedules must be in the
hands of the collector of internal rev
enue for the district in which is To-
Gated the principal Office of the cor
poration making tbeereturn on or be-
fore March l.
ON the whole Uncle Sam is not as
perniciousIy inquisatorial in these
blanks as he might be, yet some local
corporations intend to disorganize If
the law stands. Said one druggist:
81 don't know why l should have 10
pay this tax simply because my bus
mess is in the form of a stock COM
pany while other druggists, who
chance to be merely firms, go scot
free. shall file articles Of cancel
lation with the secretary of state if
the law is not repealed. That's
simple way OUT of it"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-05
Customs Collector pies.

El Paso, Dec. 81 Conrad A. Dyke.
deputy collector of customs. died yes
terday- His home is at Princeton.
I'll.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-01-05
Haaka Rey Grand vizier.

Constantinople, Dec 31-Ffaaka
Bey.- ambassador to Italy, has accept
ed the Office of grand Vizier.
The searchlight., 1910-04-01
DISTRICT COURT
Judge Tattan Adjourned Court
Yesterday, After A Very
Short Session.

The March term OF the District Court
was adjourned yesterday. after clearing up
the whole calendar with the exception OF
two cases which were not ready for trial
and we're continued over the term.
The June term will be convened June 8.
and the jury will assemble about June 20.
The following disposition of cases OF in.
teres, to Eastern Valley County was made.
State VS. Burns. the defendant pleaded
guilty to grand larceny and was sentenced
to one year in the pen.
State VS. Gingras. for obtaining money
under false pretence. case dismissed on a
technicality.
State VS. Jos. A. Baker. defendant plead
guilty % grand larceny and was sentenced
to two years at Deer Lodge.
The following trial cases were settled
out Of court and on motion Of attorneys
were dismissed by the court: Smith VS.
Jensven. Smith VS. Horace Jackson. Oswald
VS. McKechnie. Stephens VS. Great North.
ern Ry.. Sawyer VS. Sawyer and II NJ.
cosier VS. A. ]. culwell.
The case Of Zich VS. Zich for divorce
was dismissed upon the stipulation that the
husband pay S.. per month tc the wife for
the support of each Of the three children,
making SIS. per month in all. until the,
reached their majority. Nd divorce wa.
granted but the parties TO il remain separ'
ate. the children being allowed to visit
either father or mother as they wish.
The case OF Stanley McNeill VS. Angel
d. Butler of Medicine Lake was dismissed
on motion of the defendant on the grounds
that no judgement was properly obtained
in the justice court.
In the case OF Klaus vs. Kelley. the conr
ordered the property involved sold by tn,
Sheriff.
Efhe p. Goss was appointed sdministra
,rix Of the estate of Fred Goss.
lane +. Evans was appointed guardian
OF her son Chas S. Evans. he being still
minor
The case of Jeanette HAYES VS. Milk
Long and eighteen other defendants 10
$50. ooo damages sustained by the death q
her husband and daughter. was dismisse'
on motion Of the plaintiff Mrs Hayes.
First National Bank Of culb.r,son Y
Larson cou:inued.
The searchlight., 1910-04-01

For Cow Pasture adjoining town see c.
w. Lynd. 4op4
II YOU are voter in, Culbertson. don't
forget the CITY election next Monday
Isaac Murray returned frnm Glasgow
Wednesday where he was attending court.
Cali on Isaa, Murray for repairs to gas
oline engines. etc. Also agen, for the best
engines on the market. 7u
Edwin Goebel Of Sisse,on. S. d. is look
ing over the country in Valley Cotnty this
week with view Of locating near Culbert-
son
Miss. Lillian Harris. County Superin-
,eudent Of Schools. was visiting eastern
Valley County in her official capacity last
week
Mrs. G. Is. Lohmiller and Mrs. II. NJ.
Cosier Of Poplar were taking in the
millinery displays in Cuibertson last FRI
day
Mrs. Thos. courchene returned to Cul-
bertson from a visit with her sister al
Hinsidale this week. Notice that smile on
Toms face.
Mrs. NJ. l. Dunn went to Glasgow Fri.
day evening on No. 5. to meet her husband.
the geniel Mike. who was in attendance at
Court as juror. They returned TO Gull
bertson Saturday. evening.
wANTED:-Girl for general house work,
A. Donaldson. 4sn.
Blue Ribbon Whiskey is best for family
use strictly pure and eight years old. For
sal. at the Phoenix Cafe. Kehoe & Schow.
Props. r4f
Fine harness and saddles for sale by w.
N. Jacobs. Store back Of Evans Hotel.
| 4itf.
The searchlight., 1910-04-01
A MilliOnaires Confession.

As the CUES, of honor at University Of
Chicago Settlement dinner WEDNESDAY.
Joseph Feis. Millionaire soap manufactures.
after confessing to being a robber along
Carnegie. Rockefeller. and other captains
Of industry. offered TO be one of twenty to
give 81. 500 600 wear to educate the world
on the subject of single tax. He said: Il
confess that |. too. have robbed the public
am doing il still. but propose 10 spend
the accursed money in ~iping out the
system by which | mad- H. do not believe
ia charity. II is an agent OF psupefization.
have IN miad no plan TO aid institutions
OF mercy. Ne have accumulated our
wealth under ani jus, laws. especially under
the tariffs pror.erian. am not resp1ns,hle
for these laws. but intend to do MIA, can
10 change them.
The searchlight., 1910-04-01
Local Happenings.

]. H. Ru,ter Of Glasgow was in town
Tuesday.
r. w. Richardsso Of Plentywood was in
town couple Of days this week.
Recleaned Bluestem seed wheat for sale
At the Hanson 4 Barren Elevator. IS If
New line Of furnishings for men: neck
wear. hosiery. shirts etc. Tanner & Best
Co.
Henry Savage Of Plentywood was in
town Wednesday to hle upon an additional
homestead.
The Wittmeier-Brooks Co. have some
interesting information for the ladies in
their ad this week.
Go the Phoenix Cafe for Blue Ribbon
Whiskey. eight years old and strictly pure.
Kehoe 4 Schow Props. I4h
See S. S. Moen for Zenith harness. the
very best made. Single and double har.
ness in heavy and light grades. 44h
U. S. Commissioner w. Mathews this
week received a full set Of blue prints Of
the townships north 4 culbertson recent
ly opened for filing.
Rev Leonard /. Christler of "All Out
Doors" was 10 town Tuesday and held
Episcopal services in the Evans Hotel
parlors the same evening.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Donaldson left Wednes-
l.. e. ~
having just received telegram that his
mother had just died in that town.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. S. s. Moen. Not
very many ladies were present but they
had very pleasan, time for all that.
Mrs. ]. c Jacobson. fofmerly Miss len.
ME Wilson. was in town yesterday and
made the Searchlight call. She left the
same day for brief visit TO Williston.
The Bruegger Mercantile Co. have ex-
tended their closing out sale a few days
and will sell the balance of their stock al
the purchasers own price. See their ad.
Get your job printing done at the Search
light Office. Although the price Of living
has gone up several notches we are still
dong business at the same old stand at the
same old low prices. I6ti
DR.. d. r. Brockman received notice
last week that the contest case against his
homesteae near Bainville had been dis.
missed bv Secretary Ballinger and the
doctor and his wife are now living on the
claim and have been since the middle oi
the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Wittmeier arrived
here from Williston yesterday morning
and will make Culbertson their future
home. At present they will live with theil
son and daughter in-law. Mr. and Mrs
Robert Wi,tmeier. but little later will
build handsome home Of their own in the
city
Ener NJ. Bergstrom OF Dane Valley wa:
arrested on the complaint of Peter Larson
charged with assault He was examined
before Justice Mathews March %. The
evidence submitted showed the usual ear
marks Of neighborhood quarrel and Ius
tice Mathews refused TO consider the mat
ter and dismissed the case.
The searchlight., 1910-04-01

A CONTINUED STORY
OF CURRENT EVENTS.


The Embroidery club meets this after
,ernoon with Mrs. G. w. Tanner.
Recleaned Bluestem seed wheat for sale
At the Hanson & Barren Elevator. 4Stf
Go to Butter6eld & Englebright for the
bes, Ignite Coal. $500 per ton delivered
z3tf
Lost. package containing ladies dress.
finder please return 10 The Searchlight
Office. 46p4
Get yonr halters, brides. extra straps.
repairing. etc., at W. N. Jacobs Harness
Shop. 4Itf.
Era B ond has sold the Mint Saloon and
as foot lot to John NJ. Corniilis. consider
alton s.. 600. 90.
Furnished and unfurnished rooms TO let
in the Courchene block. lnq nire OF
Thomas Courchene. 4Stf
Mrs. ]. T. clapper arrived here from
Helena Monday and is the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Tanner.
Go to ID. r. Brockman Resident Dentist
Office in First National Bank building,
Culbertson. Mont. Oft
Rob,. G. Sowle arrived here from Min
neapols yesternay morning and will be
here with his brothers for a while.
Or. ]. r. Jackson, the osteopaih,s'
practitioner of Williston, v. D.. invites
your attention to his ad in the Searchiight
Mark Thomas Is wholesale agent for
Schmidt's Beer and Drurys Sof, Drinks.
Leave orders at Eagle Saloor phone Sc.
44tf
John A Davis Of Daleview was in town
the first Of the week. having recently re.
turned from the east with two carloads oi
horses.
Maurice Dabney OF Dodson was in cul
bertson this week shaking hands with man,
friends here. Several years ago Mr.
Dabney was member Of the Valley Drul
Company.
c. II. Farrell has sold the lot on which
his butcher shop stands to Annie Lopin,
| according to records at Glasgow. The
property consists of the N y Of 10, 9, blocl
6 original townsite OF Culbertson.
Miss Catherine westergaard entertained
the High School girls at the residence o.
her sister Mrs. F. S. Reed Monday evening
The girls had a perfectly lovely time. iudg
ing from their merry peals Of laughter.
Fifteen coaches were attached to No.
Thursday morning. which was five hour
late. Every cos ch was crowded to th'
roof with new settlers and their families
Nearly hundred got of at Culbertson.
The Citizens State Bank of Culbertsol
will be open for business on or before Apri
roth in the small frame building on tn
Bruegger corner which it will occupy nn
iii their handsome new bank building j
erected
Several lady frieuds of Mrs. Rober
Wit,meier arrived here feom Willistol
Monday and attended the Base Ball dane
Monday night. They staid over unit
last night as the guests Of Mrs. Wiumeie
when they returned home. They ~er
the Misses Young. Runis. McLaughiand
Kinder. Barnfather and Steinbach.
The searchlight., 1910-04-01

There is no cough medicine 20 popular
As Foley's Honey and Tar. II neJAs fails
TO cure coughs. colds. Group and brci ch,.is.
Sold by The Valley Drug Company.
The searchlight., 1910-04-01
FOR SALE

Twenty-Five mich cows and eighteen
work oxen will be sold in Culbertson.
Montana. Friday April Sth. 1910 by | L.
Ivesson. Of Badger. MINI. Either for cash
or on time on bankAble paper. 49t2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-31
DEATHS.

Mr.. Edgar Lyle, well-known and
respected citizen, died early yesterday
morning, at his his home, SOB north
Washington street, after long illness:
The deceased was 70 years old, and had
been engaged in the boot and shoe
business for the past fifty years. Mr..
Lyles was one of the oldest members OF
Potomac. Lodge, No. SS Independent
Order OF Odd Fellows, being contlnu-
Gus member OF that lodge for the last
iorty-fiye years. He held the office OF
chaplain Of the lodge during the past
quarter OF a century. He was also the
Oldest member OF Andrew Jackson Lodge
of AIasons. Mr.. Lyles is survived by iive
daughters, two sons, and forty-two
grandchildren. Mr.. Lylss was born in
Fairfax county near this city, but had
lived in Alexandria since he was seven
wears old. He was for many years q
member of the Methodist Protestant
Church. :.
Mr.. William II. Monroe, aged 63
wears, died late Saturday night at his
home, near Franconia, Fairfax county.
The deceased was the son OF the late
Harrison /. Monroe, and passed the
early years of his life in Alexandria.
He was q printer by trade, and served
his apprenticeship in the Gazette Office
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-31
FOOTBALL.

The American people can feel secure
in times when this free and grand
country of ours is threatened by foreign
foes, when they have such brave and
noble men to uphold the honor OF the
nation rs tho Seamen Gunners and
others who man our mighty guns and
fire them with great accuracy when
occasion requires such action.
In the football game last Saturday
between the Cardinals and the Seamcn
Gunners, the latter proved that they
we're fighters from the top oftheir head
TO the soles of their feet and had cour-
age that was as strong as steel. In de-
feating this wonderful lighting ma
chine" of Uncle Sam the Cardinals,
although outweighted byithcm, and had
to fight for every inch of ground to
gain the slightest advantage, also proved
that they can take care ofthemselves at
all times, and have no fear OF any clan,
be they soldiers. sailors, or civilians.
Many brilliant plays were made dur
ing the game-the line plunges OF
Trigger; end runs of Cockrell and Nc
Bride and the forward pass Ivy Snowdcn
to Sutherland, who crossed the line
with the only score Of the game, were a
treat to the football "shouterS present.
Brushwiukle and Pope performed in
magnificent style for the Gunners and
we're alert at all periods to seize any
opportunity to aid their team mates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-31
Personal.

Chief Goods, Of the police depart
neut. is confined to his home by al
attack of tousilitis. In his absence
from police headquarters Lieut.. bettl'
is acting chief. .a
Miss Allan and Miss Taylor, OF staun
ton, are guests OF Mrs. G. ?. Andertor
at Braddock Heights. ,..
At q mass melting held in the CITY
Auditorium in Richmond yesterday foi
the interest OF the Laymens Movement
Bishop Arthur S. Lloyd, made strik.
ing address on Mans Duty to GOD.
Miss Bessie Janney has returned
from a visit to Mrs. Phineas Janhey o.
Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Klaus has
returned from their wedding trip, they
will reside at 8O2 north Washington
street.
DR.. Williamson, OF Richmond, spent
Yesterday with relatives in this city.
Congressman G. c. Carlin has re-
turned from Chariestown, w. Va,
where he has been making speeches IN
behalf OF the democratic party. nc
will speak in Maryland twice during the
week.
Abbie, the little daughter OF Mrs.
Ella Brown, is sick at her home, 2le
Prince street with typhoid fever. :,
Mr.. Charles a. Simpson became ll
on Saturday night and was today placed
in the Alexandria Hospital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-31
All ECHO OF THE pocAHoNTAs.


:lr. Howard Cassard, of Baltimore,
was yesterday sued in the Court OF
Common Pleas Of that city, for claim
of $4,000. The suit grew out OF a
transaction OF about 20 years ago when
the steamer Howard Cassard was built
near Baltimore. Tie executors OF the
late T. X. and Daniel Miller are the
plrintiffs.
The steamer, which WAS called the
Howard Cassard, was built from q
design OF Robert M. Fryer, and was
launched in Baltimore. November 6,
1899. The vessel was long and narrow
beirg 22O feet long and only 16 feet
wide. AT the forward end the vessel
was extremely pointed. The inventor
thought that, built on larger scale.
such q vessel would land passengers
from New York to Liverpool in four
DAYS. The arrow steamer was sail
ure and on September %, 1896, the
vessel, which had cost over Sl25, 600 to
build, was sold at public auction in
Canton Hollow for 81 900. There were
only two bids, the first being $500 by a
representative of large junk dealing
firm.
The Cassard was at this city for a
long time. Tn the early part OF 1887
FRYER came to Alexandria and an
nounced that he was about to build a
steamer. $50 feet long TO carry passen-
gers between New York and Liverpool.
A foundation FOR y ways was partly
constructed when the planfell through.
FRYER later went 10 Baltimore and SUI
perintended the building Of the Cassard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-31
ATTACKED WOMAN WITH RAZOR

West Jackson, colored. on Saturday
night attacked Nettie Thornton, also
colored, with razor, at the home OF
the woman in the court, bounded by
Alfred, Patrick, Wolfe and Wilkes
streets. The woman was taken to the
Alexandria Hospital where fifteen
stitches we're taken by DR. Powell to
close the wound in her breast. Her
injuries, however, are not regarded ms
serious. Jackson was arrested by Oh.
Ger Bell. Jackson was brought before
the Police Court this morning when he
denied the charge OF cutting the
woman. He was sent to jail for siA
months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-31
BASKETBALL.

The Carroll Institute basketball team
defeated the Lyceum Speed Boys"
by the score OF So to "a in q most IN
teresting game OF basketball played
in the Amory Hall Saturday even
ing. ;,
The CAROLS brought an extra bunch
along (some with such abbreviated cos
TUNES that it looked rs they intended
to perform some daring feat instead OF
PLAYING basketball-but perhaps it was
necessary and played in q way that
impressed the audience very much.
and many fine compliments were paid
them as to their ability to play the
game, and the general impression
seemed to be that they would be near
tho top OF the list when the champion
ship season for 1910 ended in the Dis
trict of Columbia. Croghan was the
star for his team and was very much
in evidence throughout the game.
Tho Speed Boys" although much
lighter in weight, made it very trouble
some for their antagonists, and were,
with;the exception Of their passing OF
the ball to their team mates, as fast as
st any time in their career. The long
shot to baskets by Entwisle and Hayes
we're as prctty and timely throws as
a,,o- COON in this city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-10-31
HALLOWEEN NIGHT.

AS is usual ON the 31st OF October,
tonight many girls and swains will at
the hour OF midnight participate in
soms OF the forms OF the mystic and
ondeayor to learn who their affinity is,
for the night il that which is known
to all--Hallowe en-. From time ln''
msmorial the many forms Of mystery
have been workad over in an effort to
slse them, but apparently TO no avail.
rhe occasion Is more generally observed
By Youngsters who run from street 10
.srset ben. Oh mischief. The police will
s,n on The lockout for those who may
h.ya 4 propensity tp deface or destroy
p.npesty.