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NOMINATIONS.

washington. june -Nomimnations
sent 10 the senate today include the fol-
col william ~. BiNby. corps OF eng
ncers 10 be chief OF engineers. with the
rank of brfgadier general
REORGANIZATION Of brig Gen Clarence
u F5xrards a. chief or tho bureau or IN
s,,ier affairs OF thc war department. ow-
~ 10 the expiration uf hH nfst term
no he assistant secretary OF the treas
ury, A. Plat Andrew OF Massachusetts
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NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERIES.
Hearings on Treaty Begun Before the
Hague Court OF Arbitration.

The Hague. June 6.-The first busl-
ness session Of the arbitrsl tribunal
which Is to decide the Newfoundland
fisheries question between the United
states and Great Britain was held in a
chamber OF the historic Binnenhof to-
day. The president OF the court Is Prof.
Heinrich Iaumasch OF Austria.
The proceedings opened with the
presen tation OF the British case by Sir
Robert b. Finlay. senator Elihua Root
heads the delegation OF attorneys
representing the United States.
The international dispute grew out
OF opposing Interpretations OF the
Newfoundland fisheries treaty OF 1918.
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BODY COMES FROM ALASKA.

Tho body OF Mrs. George A. Murray,
who died at Dawson three weeks ago,
has been embaimed and shipped 20 Prove
Utah. for internent. Sne was the first
white woman 10 camp on the townsite
OF Dawson. The deceased was n native
90 this state, aged e. but the greater
part Of her life had been spent In the
north.
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family. the adherence Of the father and

family. the adherence of the father and
the love for the mother.
When he had heard the shot fired
and then run TO the Annex apartments
~ South Temple street to get the sis
ter Of Mrs. karth. his first query when
he entered the room where his mother
still lay with blood-clotted hair and
blood stained face was. 'She won't die.
will she. mister"
When assured not. there was a sud
den tension In the boy,sh face a grip
ping Of the lips and cienching of the
fists as he then asked:
is he dead7" meaning the father.
When told. Not yet" the boy told
his feelings in:
well IL he don't die. 1 hope they
hang him. He's no good"
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RAILWAY COUNSEL
DEVIsING DEFENSE

Chicago. June illegal representa-
tiVes of % western railroads met In
the offices of Gardner Lathrop, general
solicitor OF the Atchison, Topeka az
Santa Fe railroad today. The meet
ing was called to devise line OF de-
Tense against the recent action OF the
government in the matter Of rates and
to choose special counsel to take charge
of the proceedings.
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MRS. CHESB0R0UGH FINED
FOR ATTEMPTED SMUGGLING

Trenton. y. j., June "a hne or
e. 400 was imposed today by Judge
Relistab in tho United states court on
MIR Matilda NJ. Chesbrough, wife OF
wealthy Boston ship owner who was
recently convicted OF attempting TO
smuggle personal property into TINS
country.
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SAFETY APPLIANCE LAW.

Washington. June 6.-All the rail-
roads affected by safety appliance laws
passed by Congress the last year or so
are preparing TO ask for extensions of
time. as many OF the railroads have
been unable. except partly. TO comply
with the new laws.
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MAY REPORT P0STALS
SAVINGS BANK BILL TODAY

Washington. June 6.-Chalrman
Weeks Of the house committee on post
Offices and post roads has called a meet
ing for late today at which it is ex-
pected authority win be given for the
reporting Of the postal savings bank
house caucus
The report OF the committee, accord
ing To present plans, probably will be
submitted to the house before todays
adjournment.
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NEW YORK TO PHILADELPHIA
AND BACK BY RER0PLANe

New york. June s-Charles X.
Hamilton. the aviator will sail next
SATURDAY. from Van Cortlandt park in
his attempt to fly TO Philadelphia ana
hack i'm the same day for the prize Of
Tered by the New York Times.
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OTIS ELEVATOR
EMPLOYEES ON STRIKE

Yonkers, n. Y. June 6.-Several hun.
dred employees OF the otis Elevator
works at this place went out on strike
TO-DAY for raise OF % cents day in
pay and a 5O-hour week
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LEE BROWNE HABEAs CORPUS.

Chicago. June 6.-After several hours
OF arguments today Judge Seaman
took the plea for q writ Of habcas cor
pus for Lee Oxen Browne under adj
visement and he will announce his de-
cision at 2 o'clock tomorrow.
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PRESIDENTS PRIVATE
SECY. kSSUMSE DUTIES

Washington, June 6.-Charles -, Nor
ton OF Chicago. formerly assistant Sec
rotary OF the treasury. today assumed
his new duties as secretary to the pres
ident.
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BERLIN SYNDICATE BUYS
SOUTHERN PACIFIC BONDS

Berlin. June cit was announced to-
day that an International banking group
would take $25.cu0oCo OF the bonds or the
Southern Pacific company. The terms OF
the loan viii be made publle later hy
Kuhn Loeb & Co Of New York
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SURFACE COAL LANDS.
Senate Passes House Bin for Their
Sale for Agricultural Purposes.

Washington, June e.--Tbe house bill
authorizing the disposal of the surface
az coal lands for agricultural purposes
was passed by the senate today. The
measure, which IN considered very inn
portant, now requires only the sigma
ture OF the president to mako II a law.
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CUSTOMS APPEAL COURT.
pcyin. Business Tomorrow With ga
Gases ON the Docket.

washington. June 5'--Wlth 80 90
-. deceit as starter the latest
sedsrai court. the United states cprrl
Of customs appeals. will begin business
Tuesday. -. 20
ON that morning the ave judses q
IA. new court viii begin 10 hear ~
et,nents in cases on the calendar
IL expected the entire memoership "a
the court will be present
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KING GEORGE HAS COL.
ROOSEVELT At LUNCHEON

London June 6.-Former President
Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Roose-
welt were entertained at luncheon today
BY King George and Queen Mary at
Marlborough house.
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HUSBAND. WIFE AND
SON FOUND MURDERED

Marshantown. Ia. June 5.--James
Harding, wife and. son, living is miles
southwest OF this city, were found In
their home this morning murdered.
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u. p. TRAINS COLLIDE,
FIREMAN BUICK KILLED

Grand Island, Neb.. June 6--The Colo
iado Express on the Union Pacific rail-
road today ran into a work train near
Brady's Island, killing FiremaE Buick.
and njuriug two Greek laborsrs.
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Arro RACES POSTPONED.

Kansas city. juno 6-The automobile
races were postponed unil tomoi'o" on
account Of rain.
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Your Announcement In The News" t"
Broueht "a ts~ Attention OF Peoois
Who >pprcc'stc vrIneA
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"HV EN- YEAR-o OH Roy

boyisb v raui, the 7-year-old son. IN his
way portrayed the life OF the he
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j. M. SLOAN, M. D. G. M.
PHONE MAIN 57

Manitoba University L. R. c. P, Edinburgh, L, R. c. s. Edinburgh. l.. F. r. & $.
 Office hours: to 3 and to s 30 p. m. Phone: office. Main 45, resi- .dence, Black 45.
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WHAT STARS SAY
 OF ROYAL FAMILY

LONDON Alan Leo. tH. .##4r as Modern Netrufass. Ha- lt.uHt.. .a, harmlc-z tJse ar easm4 tH, tura- scopes ur s,.,ra w,a#b.ra ar tas r.,.u family ue.uUiug ur Lws aud q.,,u som. of Hf. conclusions #-. .ra.u. rI h,iur
 "ne vu du m m h. Iat,r ts a.a tn uphold th, a4eul. W# s4. pr..t... ,f lbc HHHsr#arur H. aH rrs firmly. a,astua=t apa thHsUHHs
 "Ie viii do all in lis Faa.g.ta af4 true reform. md Vt8 =Hra rhfu ra= bic tepdenei,- ia aH hi deHa= .h national affairs.
 He will de mnra um auy uthe. ruler ha# eyer 3eHe tasaer3 tfe#ta4= Hr tHr mH,ffa l=..a t,raaaa, at ne age. and Will Iand h. support Ia a sriritual moral and mental advance mout
 His one drtrct nHi Hr ri. hack 1l the diplomatic -graa4t He I4eaa tHe s'aight and direct ruld. and cam r.lz sufficiently uFaa r== aeF HH#HH. nc hut this necessary u1ity of dIrfom1= ,v VIII uoad to br supplied by hi ad= mirabIr uifr whose gT, n this ar#e# tiou i= shown ht ,ie. moon m caaime tion with Jupiter aG her birth
 He will suffer from severe #,ad- aches at tim,= also ztamHah .r -taa but have no r.al organic disease.
 "fIc lurrs temperance, fz t8. aa- atel zfoHd or ht- eladreH and amls beIieyes H spiritual thne
 "Thr Quocn aas straHg win and decided opinions. With WIal hm and determined Hagaa.
 In disposition she is ap.u. es.uEz truthful and =eIf-cautaJne5 sar < cry faithful in all her ficadsoips. constant in her attachments, -,..,2d judge of human natur, and sa.elv do. ocived in her estimate of tae character .- others
 ''THe poor and all who suffer sill ae glad to know that queen Marv.s ah.ef concern will be inc welfare of hsr ,a.s= Ule. good mn and an .xaau If r7uthcr she knows some ef tha #4fsap=4
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 farrm.. m H.u u a4uua taI ..WH.tnf !. I.r a. a4a t.ra.si. H# ar.r rs.I ..a
 fsr... .uH n. .eHl s..., u.u.. ar fl. ar. .t4 aaa 0aa- HuHM.. a.H#H. IT, uaH.s. it. a-n.. f4es tr aH taa#s .H#r..# tat H .HF u H..a .af h.H
 etf= Hfrleez asff faar f#re#4a tT usaHr -1hHI a.=r taa.. fa. aaa..s. 'f ffa mn -.2fH NsHa. h. vz.H tHH mul uma.. tEa ....I rEalHa. aus. f.as# aaH# #+s#H a=. l-.--.a #.s=...-.t s....,.4 uHl and aaaH .a#.a-
 Pm Hsr.gHs aaHt r>aefHu4# onH. ud Hs mud a.aa Nm mImaue aa Eal.rU.a ua=au u,.ar tneetsas. uulsky tHuas bi= .uH- naH ta=ar4mu mad aaaa1 atiauH lheuem and e8tvatma ae s mHfa md the fue a.t al- a.t+= rht u- and me-tief-m
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Rufe Ran.

Rufr Johnson Was heard telling thz story. Aessar it surc aa- aG eha=t aHd | run some. b. fu4t mile mad, h nuffeh. den l burnt the p.uJ tar le-a "f free more. and HrH If down aH # raiI fence tu rest. anu HAu td ta4r eot my br,n | booked 1yt.f u.f- sin 4.t.=r and dere was dat ghost 4ellH 4u f said;
 We sure did tau Rae didn't Wee"
 And den say. Y,- Nr Guo [. We sure did. but Nr didat run i9nea To what wc's gNinr to nm brma News.
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NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE.

Public notice Is hereby given that by virtue of a writ of execution dated July go. 1910. issued out of the District Court for he Seoend Division, District of Alaska, on a cost judgment ren- dered in said Court on the 18th day of June. 1908. in favor of Anvil Hydraulic X Drainage Company. and against r. H. Anderson and F. Chilberg, will offer for sale at public vendue to the highest and hest bidder for cash on the 9th day of September. 1910, at the front door of the United States Dis trict Court House. Nome. Alaska, all If the right. title and interest Of F. Chilberg in and to that certain placer mining claim situated in the Cape Nome Recording District District of Alaska. known and described as No. Above Discovery on Lake Creek.
 Dated at Nome. Alaska, this 6th day of August, 1910.
 T. c. POWELL.
 United States Marshal. Second
 Division. District of Alaska.
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A w arnlnq

1 deaf but pious English ladv. vi=it- ins a small country town ir sscotalud went fo church armed with an eu trumpet The elders had never seen m. and viewed il with su-I4eam And uueasiness. Aftrr short couzui. ttsar onr of them went up to fh, l4d> ja-t before the opening of rhe service. au. Wagging his finger al hsr waruiugly whispered u
 one loot and rere ant Human Life
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efloN can sau ,sta Yah mu from l Harvard man
 Well. 2 Vale man alEy- arts az if he owned tH- world
 .sY,-as
 @Aud lIaspa a4W always aeis as f h. doesn't EHaW that vulgar person owns the world and further- more. he doesn't ctrr to kuoa Ciey- ,laHd Leader
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Pretender Has Larqe FoIIowino.


 Dom Jaime. the Carlfst pretander. has thousands of followers throughout spain. AS a dcvout catholic and wag- ing war in behalf nf the Holy sea he would he sure tu draw to his colnrs uumhrrless Spaniards who are not Carli-t- but who arr willing to fight far his cause if they think il will aid the vatican
 N the meeting of the cabinet To- night Premier Canaleias issued a statement to the press dtsclaiming oh the part of the government any res- ron-ibnity for bringing about the pres mt rupture with the vatican.
 "The situation said Canalejas ta- night. was brought about for purely rereoual reasons by the Holy See rend oing abortive any roneiliatury pro- resal which might have been made b> the spanish government. The cabinet does not propose to abandon its piin- cipIes nor its imperious duties"
 Monster Demonstration Planned.
 In Bilbann the Catholic press i, oharterine vessels and trains to convey Catholics to san Sebastian for mon.
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t-f defHHH-ts=as.aH H..faaH EHz ta ,tl-a Tt. HalIuffH. a#I tt.t..H.. itsHIhit aH. ~ash Hee,u.af
 S.r.uu- rruhle F,arI au THu#. owing 'a th, 4,t..u as ff... 4s.tr..... .s u refusing ta permit ss=a..f.=f... .Ia#s ther- Suuda, in hrHaH U. t.a..... ties. The town = r1etH.1 .Er. ;. u.fa. H.sta calling mun Catu.a. t...r... everything t=Hde f- e.tt.# at.. fH. f-= cent rraF9gmla tHH Il. t# .H# rH.
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Moonlight Springs or Salt Wate Baths at the Elite Bath House.
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THREATENS
 ALF0NS0'S THRONE

MADRID AHE Ktne AIfsa.4 ef -Gan caught rauaut between tHr.. .mHsrm. nre.~ each ut which ..,.m- n,at upon removing nm from n5e uIaa. u.,0,,u th. tn,,. ft k ,.s. ...af !, .f8J,uts of sraufsh .utaus that .L. H.,z mauHrh ,lff probably hl,,. to ..at n.. s.t. ou tmroush tn, most tH-H Hi., at hie ear.er
 Diplomatic relations vIh tn- yau-
 H Htst r.1eaad the point .r eratr-t uGafauee. tha uprising at thousands .f fHr ta8 tribgs and thu ,hrgttrugd -,aauI =uikr being preached al ,,.4 -HmH hlEe fIf t.aT Iuuzuds al ad- I,rnr- uHo may jaa rura,~ in a rau- ,.-t =etb AIf4a-o .eslta the ua-u,. e# spain a the zHtaas
 t=Hmaat h. a.uteI tu1t Eaman t.,f# ru.te Sran i= m.au..a at.r u, ,r- .afl Of Kna NIfausa and Premier C,z aIeH le "meJrruize aud Euforaar-
 SfaHs us eliminating tLe mtute ..ertau 9. the el,rtgaiv. spain is c ,aas Roman ealhoifr country ttra=l mi-catholir- have hrru. gto,,- u# ii nHmhrr= nd political trruetH
 5HH rHs H#tf f.a wears
 Wat Chances for Revolt.
 Whdr conducting uaanarte arrua a.= aith the Vatican. Atfousa must N.et ht eees=un fhe border far aH ,0eae the French frontier taou=sfls at .NLlaa st4uiuds. armed with modem .Ls aIa awaiting chance ta- ,rass .a8 fot.e =th. taud9I uf ra,oif. it k I.=leli,9!y certain that il thr, succeed Iu saWe rast the gardeH uf troops N.fanarhts fhra0u across fbe cuuntrvi .f=s at1l mate. thejf# v1y to Barcelona where r4et win be- i4lu.d he thousands ,1 HaIeaHt,nts. ta Barcelona l. the iuthtd nf rebellion Barcelona must ha eardaaed ee troops. loo. for il k 'gI,H auz dav for an armed rrvaIl hezens If other towns are iu th, same rHIiupn and. Nhae= Alfonso l. called DIan ta kerp his layd tlaoie II home '" put down uprising hr -tnI urcds fHd'ued tronps in Ariel where the Itf8 uribeaneu are= =HIgine eelsclez= Ntrfurn
 Taking the internal disorders in ~tam tha Ea have been more bold n th~ir attack upon Spanish columns rtHv are preaching b"lN war against .hg SraHiards and if they succeed Nifouea #rli experience serious trouble ir securing sufficient troops ta queH lIem Ii Was the incessant calls for troops tn defend Nrlith that ca4a- ed the la=t hIaady maSsaeres in Baree- lena
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Monster Demo.
Aaainst His Convic. CTS.

sIaxe some of this Welsh rabbit nieuson asked Hjoncs. as he stirred the golden concoctian in the elainHe dish.
 "No thanks. Bjonesey. returned Htouson. patting his stomach tenderlN .I am malterablv opposed to all cor roIation taxes Harper's Weekly.
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SOCIETY WOMEN
 CIGARETTE TENDS
Nuggets Special Service.


 NEW YOEs Ans I4e Ta-. Gae,au tedty atatra t Nrs F#f. tt. HstEmette campaign -H. zf-e...f--= 'tat cigarette -#otHf fa,-t.at---. 44 .eitee, eHl- =syt,ts aaH-H .taa aa- It##r#
 Shr intends to .aat- Eiaauss s.sa- the ho-tou -aIstt Hu0 etu h. .sf# -idef- tht. -iaas., ,saa..u faf .l ...t= rtts m.ttHe fetHass=z tH5 2. taa ,4a- r,tte .ataue .amm#t,.. Sf- s#H ...a Nh Nae. laaa,ata ua s-E-H.r ra Iad .ulastug sHsJteEr.. Su. llI
 tuifs .l sa uuHfH.. sg- u.f.t,.a a# rhe type ll Mrs la4asattH aa MI. Sstrs r .rla6e gfrm,rr,. .at ua= ,neonraer the hahtt gt Hifrs Huf# f ehl= Nae t,aHa t s~o.aa H A5- Sear- i-nal,a my Irit,lI uaI l=I Ter
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It's Astonishing.

q shah 1T, ta r.iam eiea,r.tle smo= ing W"Wrn. Wound I#e#: =f=..' af Mis- Seal and Mrs Isea"assa
 b1s,i tE-Esa.aaU 'HaI.Irt. tu lIEAlr.. ...t ,u nuhu, I'm, ,.Nt.nt 1Nu.. .t #Z.aIls sI
 mHte Trol. H Is a=tsu= rur fi.# To tte= ,lH.frttr# oIsiua a.. ,u ai 4aI ;aa7tHr= =t.l fa= >. tesai H ..,s#t York t- .f,l fds,d .fs tst, #ua.fl#l. .s==sum=H val Inc s3s,t= ta azi a4ur ti'.. tss Reforming m#aa - taz Ea 8
 fapo.itI4h saf mN sa ml tA# b.a4 iust Ect
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Exemplary Patience.

A Sioux city physician had beau eut during office hours un an einti- g,ncy call. and when he retnrn,d !, opened the door If his consolidation raom and Inquired
 Who has been waiting the lange-ta
 A tailor who had called tu pr,seut his bin roSe and said
 .I think l have. doetur | delivered Lippincotts
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attontst

The teaaaHeh aeEata 9# L. aa- .aHa,a I pagIs4sa ar u.,sHI,r# utgr 9 eu aaII
 aHyeH Hira fa AtHHlH City faf #s- recommendation hi. zmHar. keep Hs aatd 'd4z um ol 4H aaa.aea h ,aeaaon &.rre 'd1s= lraIs# ml.a lrauhir
 eFer n t9uea. taa alna sa Inc Smt Palace:
 -Eeaue ims raam far esf and wifr. Nme d5e=
 efhr S#f Palace atre lae
 s@Cauf make d#u-f ?. eFati.H We daut take daes
 That h3s h5rfeaed fme#ut af mind u nay eSp.riguee~ said Inc apeHter md urat t uhy diecaHaae tBa ne of tHr asrd day H 14atian irIe- .ptm
The Ordway new era., 1910-09-02
Tho Wavgh- wsb6 Marriage

Robert Waugh and Mrs. May Webb
we're quietly married Wednesday eve
ming at six O'Clock at the residence OF
the groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Waugh, Rev. DR.. Whittle
officiating.
The families of the groom and the
minister we're the only ones present.
Robert Waugh Is one Of the best
known young men in town. He has
lived here for many years and num-
bers his friends by the score.
Mrs. Webb lived here long enough
some years ago to endear herself to a
large group OF admirers. so when she
recently returned from Tennessee she
received cordial welcome.
The New Era joins with the many
friends in wishing the happy pair Il
long and useful life. May many bless
ings attend them.
The Ordway new era., 1910-09-02
Ignorance

1t was the steenth of August, the
day was close and warm; stepped into
a >choolhouse to watch the kids per-
form; and l had sticks Of candy and
other treasures rare, to hand out to
the children whose showing was most
fair. The teacher asked them qucs
tinns as simple as could b e:"What tow
in Asia Minor Is ON the Irish sea?" IA
farmer has three horses; OF one he Is
bcreft; two others are impounded-
how many has he left?" IF forty
thousand tigers in just one half n day
will drink ten tons Of water and cat
ten sacks Of hay, how many one
eyed soldiers would build five
miles OF fence, when eggs and
ror ten apples are sold at Is ccnts?"
The children, bright and eager, gave
answers every time, their energy an d
brightness, l thought, were sublime.
But there was one exception, d youth
with forehead low, who merely scowled
aud murmured his answers: II don't
know" His presence cast a shadow
M N the cheerful scene; his answers
stunned the teacher, and made the
school seem mean; and then sprung
th" candy-a chunk for every one, eX-
cert the ignoramus-of course that
yUnth got none. And seldom does the
caudy in this worlds battle go to any
" den bonehead who answers ~
duu't knOw."-Walt Mason in the
D,nver News
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Association Meeting.

The farmers under the Bob Creek
canal will notice by the articles being
published In the Chieftain that inter-
est in their suit has never abated or
the work, either, by those who have
had 1t in hand.
Newspapers are grert disseminators
OF news-especially some corre.spon-
dents, but one correspondent in par
ticular says one thing truly: "This Is
not newspaper war"
The Board has news that Is much
better reading but will not call a
meeting until the regular day which
Is the second Saturday In September
which is the 10TH, at 2:30 p. m.-un-
less conditions demand 1t, but on the
date mentioned every member and
every one interested should be pres
ent.
VIM. BROADBENT, President.
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ROOSEVELT IN ORDWAY
Welcomed By Enthusiastic Crowd At Station and Presented
With Cantaloupes and Watermelons Galore


Through the strenuous efforts OF
President Greene OF the Chamber OF
Commerce and Postmaster Bashor the
Roosevelt special train stopped in
Ordway Tuesday for fifteen minutes
enroute to OssawatOmie, Kansas,
where the President dedicated the
John Brown battlefield on Wednesday
afternoon.
The announcement that Roosevelt
would arrive In Ordway ut l:5O p. m.
and that stop would be made Of ten
minutes or more brought the greater
part OF the populace to the station and
the crowd was estimated at between
500 and 1000 people. .. a.
The president appeared at the rear
of his car and was greeted by music
from the band and loud and prolonged
cheering. Before he succeeded in
starting his remarks, Mrs. E. H. Van
Ornam insisted on shaking his hand
and was followed by the crowd. The
Colonel Accommodated many Of them
but decided too much time was re-
quired for the task and begged to be
allowed to make a short speech.
Following his speech came the
throng eager to shake the hand Of the
former president and he seemed more
than pleased to grasp the uplifted
hands until the train was we'll under
way.
The train was made up OF three pull
mans and the Roosevelt private car.
Reporters aud newspaper men from
all over the states were on board and
were given Information about this
section OF the country as fast IA they
could take it down by President
Greene, Postmaster Bashor and rep
resentative Of the New Era who were
granted a special privilege In being
allowed to accompany Teddy and his
party from Pueblo to Ord way.
A special crate for cantaloupes was
made by fred Rohl, filed with Hosler's 5
Ordway Queens and presented to Mr..
Roosevelt.
I. w. Wilson. OF King Center, fur
nished Gallavan Bros. with ten fine,
big watermelons that were loaded on
the special. Mont Ross suggested
they be accompanied by half gallon
of peregoric.