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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-09-22
MRS. cuDAHY CANT
LIVE IN A SWELL
III HllllMEN1 UUU0E
Wealthy Young Bachelor, It II
Reported, Is Paying Her the
Most Devoted At
tention.

Kansas City, Sept 1s-Mrs. Zach
Cudahy a boon compelled to abandon
her intention OF living at Haddon. halA
tho Understandable south side apart
Tnent house, because guests In thu
house threatened to remove II she lived
there.
When told Of this feeling the viva.
cious divorced wife OF a millionaire'4
o shrugged her shoulders. smiled
brightly ana went away TO look Ioi
apartments elsewhere.
The incident Is about the only thing
leaders OF the smar set are talking to-
day-and the attentions Mrs. Cudah3
Is receiving from handsome "Bucky
Rhodes. Mrs. George Law. proprietor
planning Il.
Mrs. Cudahy called at the hal1
yesterday afternoon and asked to b
shown some vacant apartments. Mrs
Law 9 her through q vacant suite
ing. She indicated some changes she
would like to have made. and Mira
Law was making 8. note Of them when
there was an interruntion.
Women Make Kick. szg=
Several women who lived there knew
Mrs. Cudahy when she first entered
the hall. They saw her going with
Mrs. Levy to the vacant suite ana Inn
madiateiv ruessed that sha was think
ing of Joining them.
Then there were protests, feminine
fnd firm. Mrs. Law finally returned
to her caller and, very much embar-
lfassed. said that she had made a mis-
take--the apartments were not ior
Trent.
Mrs. Cudahy replied with q bright
md rather scornful smile. She said
she was very sorry but, come to think
of IT, there Were things about the
departments that she did not like hsr-
tEa1f Then Sina want 81 wov
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-09-22
FINDS FLINT LOCK MuskET.

Lake City, Ia, Sept. 19.-Harry Par
rish, living on he bluffs overlooking
the Raccoon river in this county, re-
gently found an old flintlock musket Of
the kin that We're in use the first part
of the last century. The wood stock
was rotten n fell from the iron part
when picked up. The metal is in a
good state of preservation. 1t Is be-
lieved in this city. where the old Are
arm Is on exhibition that the piece was
used by a trapper or hunter who
traversed this region prior to 1890. Tho
first settlers in this county did not use
any such gun nor do any settlers In this
place remember Of seeing one like It. +
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-09-22
WICHITA BANKER is
INDICTED FOR FRAUD
Prominent Kansan Accused of
Engaging in Illegal Traffic
in Stamps.

Wichita, Kan, Sept. ID. S. Nafts-
gar, ex-president of the Fourth Ma
tional bank, of this city; Frank S. Burt,
ex-chief of police of Wichita, and John
Callahan, alleged leader of q gang of
bank and p~ostoffice robbers, We're IN
dicted by o federal grand jury here
this afternoon on charges of conspir-
ing against the government and re-
ceiving and disposing of stamps which
1t is charged they knew were stolen
from the government.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-09-22
BODIES OF TWO MEN ARE
FOUND ON ENGINE PILOT

Philadelphia, 10, Sept. 2o.--Tightly
wedged in the pilot of a Royal Blue
express train on the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, the bodies of two men bad
1y m~angled and supposed to be those
OF Winfield d. Cullin and Jesse Cullin,
of Relcamp. Md, were found early to-
day when the train arrived in this city.
in addition to the bodies, parts OF
which were missing, a piece of horse
blanket and a portion of what is be-
lievcd to have been a carriage wheel,
vterc ESQ found on the locomotive.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-09-22
EGYPTIANS PROTEST TO
THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT

Paris, Sept. 2o.-The organizers OF
the Egyptian National congress today
Issued a public protest against the &C
ton of the French government in re
susing to permit the meeting to be held
here. They charge that the inhibition
was at the request of Great Britain.
A. semi-oflcial explanation states that
the attitude of the government was due
TO the anti-French campaign oeing
preached by the Mussulmen in AL
reria and Morocco.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-09-22
BIG CROOK VISITS
HIS DIsPLEAsURE
ON KANSAS TOWN
Robber Gang in Wichita, Angry
Over Indictments, Seek to
Make Place Afraid
of Them.

Wichita, Kan. Sept. %2o.--John Gala
mans body lies helpless in a cell. but
his soul goes marching on. The night
he went to jail the heavy hand of his
t-dispieasure fell on Wichita.
For years Wichita has been free from
robberies of the major kind, such as
safe cracking and burglary. John Cali
iahan took the city under his protecting
wing and kept it free from crime. Mi
was in return for protection given Calv
tlahan by the police and for the refug9
wichita afforded to the robber gang
which preyed on surrounding towns.
But the d~isgraceful contract between
the crooks and the police has been end
ed. John Callahan went to Jail the
other afternoon and that night his
friends showed their displeasure by
blowing two safes in the heart of the
business district. These robberies are
taken as notice from the robber gang
that Wichita is to be punished for
breaking it~sscontract. The new chief
of police willingly accepts the challenge
'and says that Wichita shall be freed
again from such robberies, but not
through a peace agreement with the
Sobbers.
The two robberies We're close to-
igether. The door of a business office
in the Caldwell-Murdock office build
Ing on Douglas avenue within 200 feet
of the Main street and Douglas avenue
corner was removed by boring around
the lock. The outer doors of a steel
burglar proof safe We're removed. One
OF the robbers was injured while get
tine into the cash box n the job was
given up. The floor was spattered with
blood.
Robbers Left Bloody Marks.
Two blocks distant the same robbers,
who left bloody marks to identify
themselves, used nitroglycerin on 9
large steel safe in q business building
The police say the Job was one of the
neatest they ever saw. The doors OF
tke heavy safe We're entirely removed
by the explosion which was muffled by
clothing obtained from the dry cleaning
establishment to which the safe be-
4onged. The safe door was driver
through a large showcase by the ex-
oplosion.
Valuable papers and $3.50 were talk
en. Tho police have no clew except the
blood on the floors which indicates on
3Bf the robbers is carrying q bandaget
hand today.
The. officers believe the robbery is thu
work of members of the Callahan gang
three Of whom were indicted by a fed.
sral grand jury here yesterday for rob
Ding postoffices. J.. S. Naftzager,
eading banker, and Frank S. Burt, wer'
Indicted at the same time for receiv
ing and selling stamps taken from TIN
postoftices by the robber gang. Th'
Callahan. the alleged leader, are nov
IN the Sedgwick county Jail unable t.
give bond for their appearance fo
rial at the March, 1911 term Of tn
federal court.
The Wichita police force, from whicl
Frank S. Burt recently resigned a
,hief, is undergoing a thorough reor
ganization and many of the old patrol
men an detectives have been let off tn
force. Green men have taken thei
places.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-09-22
SUIT TO DISSOLVE
THE SUGAR TRUST

Washington, Sept. 20.-A petition for
the dissolution of the American Sugar
Refining company. commonly known as
the sugar trust" will be filed by the
department Of justice in the Unite&
States court within a short time, prob.
ably next week.
This is to be an action entirely ina
dependent of the indictments whi6
were found some time g against th4
company and It's leading oficials IL
conspiracy
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-09-22

Observation-Disclosures Taft was SO
years old yesterday, and celebrated his
Birthday anniversary quietly. He was
fairly deluged with kilograms of con
Eratulation, one message coming from
King George V. of England. The pres
ident golfed during the morning with
John Hays Hammond and Captain
Archibald Butt, and at night he ate
a birthday dinner with his friends, the
McMilians. of Cincinnati, who have a
summer place near here. Mrs. Taft is
in New York.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-09-22
MEXICO DOING THINGS

Mexico City, Mex, Sept 19.-Mexico
crowned the celebration of her centen-
NAL today with the dedication OF a
monument to the independence of the
republic. There was a grand parade
from the national palace to the site
of the monument in the beautiful Pazzo
Reforma, midway between this city
and Chepultepec. where the ceremonies
were held.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-09-22
MIGHT RIDERS AGAIN
FOSTERING KENTUCKY

B~rookville, KY, Sept. 19.-Night rid
ers presumably burned two barns in
Bracken county last night. The losses
we're small. Both Equity and anti
Equity men suffered, the barns Of w.
o. Bradford, an Equity society solicit
Tor, and George B. Kenny. q nom
Equity planter, being burned.
Bands of masked men appeared 81
simultaneously at boil places after mid
night and We're seen setting fire to
the barns. During the night rider
troubles in Bracken county last sum-
mer, Mr.. Kenny permitted the state
militia to encamp on his farm, and
since that time he has frequently been
threatened with violence.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-09-22

CHICAGO - Congressman Henry
Sherman Boutell, who was defeated by
nearly 1000 votes In Thursdays prima-
ries by f. II. Gansbergen, who pro-
claims himself a progressive republican,
stated yesterday that he would run in
d%ependently. Today Mr.. Boutell will
leave for Washington. and, 1t is be-
1ieved, for Beverly also.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-09-22
ATTEMPr 70 KILL.

Pointe-a-Pitre, Guadelope, Sept. 20.
Two shots were fired into the gov
errors carriage today. The occupants,
who were the. president Of the court
and other oFf"ia!s. We're uninjured. The
assailant escaped.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-09-22
DIPLOMAT is Ill.

Baltimore. Md, Sept. 2O.-HamlIton
w. King, of Michigan. United States
minister to Siam, is seriously i'll at a
hospital here. Mr.. King recently I'M
derwent an operation for kidney trou-
bsA M.s.-. H E--..
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-09-22

LOS ANGELES - Panic reigneo
among thousands Of spectators at a
bull logging exhibition here yesterday
when an enraged bull broke through
the fimsy barrier of the ring and head
ed for the crowd. A deputy sheriff shot
the nina in the head and it fell dead
within six feet of the crowd. Humane
officers stopped further performance.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-09-22

Increase III the number of automo-
piles in New York IS not bringing
down the price of horses. The average
price for a horse is S119 and mules cost
bl4 more.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-09-22

Only IS per cent of the real efficiency
of a ton Of coal is utilized. The re-
mainder Is wasted.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-09-22
CAvAL.IERI TO FIGHT
FOR CHANLER MONEY
She Is Coming to This Country
to See That Her Graft Is
Successful.

New York. Sept. 2o.-Counsel for
Nine. Lima Cavalferi. the singer, said
today his client proposed to fight for
her rights, and was coming to this
country to see that the prenuptial
agreement, whereby Chanler turned
over to the diva what is said to be his
entire fortune, was carried out.
w. Russell Osborn, counsel for the
singer. fatty denied that Nine. Caya-
lieri has asked for OF accepted a coln-
promise from the Chanler family,
rather than engage in litigation to de-
fend the ~pretluptial agreement.
Nine. Cavalieri,' said Mr.. Osborn.
Stands On her rights, and she is COM
ing over here to see that she gets
them
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1910-09-22

Nearly 600, 600 cycles arc manufac-
tured in the United Kingdom in the
course of a year.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-10-21
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T. SHILLING STEAM PLOws

Ed. J. Jones has sold two Emerson
disc steam '.pfows this week. and Ia
out mt Tyhee starting one In opera
ton tdoay. & One is for T. H. Hodsou
who win operate IL on 8. J. Rich a
farm near Tyhee. and the other is for
iThos. g. Clegg and Sons; who have
purchased the Merrill ranch In the
junction of the rivers below town.
They have very rich soil down there
partly covered with brush and grass,
,and the steam plow win cut ten
foot swath in its trips across 1t.
< Mr.. Jones seems to have the steam
ers that do the work and keep right
on doing 1t every day. and has been
very successful with every outfit he
has placed. He greatly reduces the
cost of operating these large tracts,
and makes it possible to put large
farms in condition for a crop in short
order.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-10-21
SAM SMALL AT BLACKFOOT

! Sam Small. the southern orator,
spoke on the temperance question at
the Methodist Church Monday even
ing, and as the man laid down his
line of reasoning on this question the
people in the large audience who had
never heard him, began to under
stand why he had attracted such
great audiences all over the country
at ald6llar seat. Admission was
free in Nthis case, and his audience OF
northerners. were, glad they, had the
chance Of listening to- the views of
this man from the Southland, cover
ing notconly the present temperance
agitation, but for .270 years the
growth Of. intemperance. and Of hu-
man slavery In the south, the efforts
of the nation finally being directed
entirely to the latter to-, the neglect
:of the temperance question not only
during the war but for a generation
afterwards, the same principles ap-
plying to both evils.
Rev. e. J. Herwig, president Of
the Anti-Saloon League Of Idaho, ac-
companied him, and also spoke brief
ly' at the close Of Dr. Small's lecture.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-10-21
TRANSATLANTIC AIRsHIP,

+ Waiter Wellman, the man who
twice tried to reach the north pole by
means Of airships, tried this week to
cross the Atlantic ocean from New
York City in the airship America, and
failed.
The ship was 227 feet long. had q
capacity of twelve tons, carried one
s0-horse power gasoline, one OF 90
horse power and a donkey engine.
Six men and Kitten, a large tank OF
gasoline and other heavy supplies
were carried, with provisions enough
to last month. The first day went
well, and their wireless messages
sent back during the first 100 miles
spoke Of success, but great storm
arose along the West Indies and they
were drawn southwark, and were
picked up Off the coast of North Caro-.
lima, 72 hours from New York.
When they found they we're likely
to be letdown into the sea they be.
gan sending out wireless calls fOI
belp, and the steamer Trent cane to
their relief before they touched wa
ter. They got into life boat at
tached to the balloon, let down into
the water and turned the balloon
adrift, the outfit representing over
$50, 100000.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-10-21
PRISONER ESCAPES

A prisoner named Frank Lazo es-
capped from the work gang in the
court house yard Tuesday. He was
quite a young fellow and at first was
not considered the kind they wanted
10 have in the open even under guard
but he was sickly and kept asking fol-
the privilege of working so he could
get the fresh air and sun, and on
Tuesday they put him out to split
ting logs with shackles on. The man
working with him had occasion to
Fgo to the toilet room within the build
ing. and when hesdid not return with
In the few minutes as was expected,
the guard went in to see about him
and while he was gone the other fell
low Lazo. made run toward the
hitching racks where, some horses
were, tied, 1t seems the chain had
been cut while both were working
together so he could run as soon as
the guard turned his back. the ak
and sledge having been used for that
purpose. IS
Lazo mounted horse and went
down through the Kennedy addition,
with two Indians in pursuit, they
having seen Lazo start. and respond.
ed at theTcaia+of the guard. The In
dianss got3within, about 200 yards OF
Lazo some miles down the river when
The plunged In and swan across to
the west side Of Snake river, but the
Indians came back. Lazo went into
the pasture at Mr. Weaver,s. nea,
Gold Point and changed horses He
changed again some miles farther
west. and passed Landon Richs place
below Springfield at about dark. sher
IN Danilson and Deputy Sheriff Buck
lin were still in pursuityat last &C.
counts. .l4,s.c 4tr..5 4, s.# x
. The guard shoulders the blame;
says he was worked" through SYM
patty for the fellows supposed sick
ness and need Of sunlight and exer-
ciss. and is busy now making . the
other prisoners chop and split wood
and seeing to It that they do mot chop
chains.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-10-21
BORAH AND SHOUP AT BLACK.
FOOT

On Wednesday, evening Senator
w. E. Borah and j. M. Shoup ad-
dressed the people at the Auditorium.
Mr.. Shoup is brother of ex-sena-
ter Geo. L. Shoup, and has been
United States Marshall of Alaska for
the past ten years. He Is repub-
lican of the old school, and his man
ner of presenting his views of cam
paign matters was that of setting
down every democrat as being abso-
lutely wrong in his politics, and re-
publicans being altogether right.
The house was not well heated and
there was a physical chill upon the
audience for the half hour he had the
floor. .4ssiak. La g.tsf'ss7st
He was followed by Senator Borah
who spoke briefly on state and ma
tional issues and closed all too soon
to suit the people who were much
interested though not quite comfort
able.
They went from here to Pocatello
where Senantor Borah's speech of
Thursday evening was taken down
for publication. and we hope to re-
produce 1t in full next week.
While here the Senator was en-
tertainned at the home Of Senator
Dubois and DR.. C. A. Hoover's.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-10-21
AUCTION SALE OF
OPEN COUNTRY
Will Be at Springfield Next Train from
Pocatello and Blackfoot---Three Roast Oxen---Ten
Thousand Acres to be Sold to
Highest Bidders.

| Next Thursday is the day for the
auction sale of 10000 acres of Carey
land and the water rights at Spring
field. E. M. Kennedy, the auctioneer
who sells anything from tin toy OF
a frying pan up to townsites and the
surrounding country, will cry the
sale. The train will leave Pocatello
Sellers is man who does things, and
lat 7:1O and leave Blackfoot at S:15.
The fare for the round trip will be
one dollar. and the dinner will be
free to all.
1t is to be. held at the new school
house at Springfield. The building
is Just being completed. two rooms
donation from Boutwell, & McCon-
the projectors of the 'Ameri-
can Falls Canal. and when the auc-
,tion sale is over the school will be
opened. >'!s 'tas. n. .s ,.s@ ~
i Springfield Is situated on the new
railroad. on the edge Of fine tract
of land overlooking a small lake be-
low Danilson Springs. There is al
ready one general merchandise store
doing a rushing business under the
management of J. A. Sellers. He
began business, there last February,
and has been constantly adding to
his building and to his stock. and
now he has three or four statesmen
busy all the time waiting on the sa-
tisfied customers who come in from
the new farms for miles around. Mr..
Sellers sa man who does things. and
does them on a sound basis. and to
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-10-21

know the man is to like him. He
has the sale of lots at Springfield,
and within the past few days has
sold property to a Nebraska man for
a hardware store. and to another for
lumber yard, which, we are in
formed will be installed very soon.
A church has been maintained
there, for several years by the Pres
byterians, Mr.. Sellers having estab-
lished that also.
On page eight Of this issue we
present 9 map showing the location
Of q number Of towns. with Spring
field ina central location. ta
The Tilden wagon bridge Is shown
ta section 2. range 80. and road
tconhects, with the Gate City. About
three miles above the bridge In SEQ.
tton 33. range 33, is the site of old
F. Hall of which we have recently
given considerable Of historic in
+ T.
terest. ''1 @
The key to the map is given in the
lower right hand corner, and by con-
suiting 1t. the reader can see what
land is still open to entry. 1t is a
matter of remark to men who have
recently been investigating the mta-
ter. that the first settlers have not
taken the best lands. and some Of
the very best is still open to entry
and win be, sold next Thursday.
The Idaho Irrigated Lands Com
pany of this city are the sales agents,
and can furnish much additional in
formation and literature.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-10-21
THE CITY BUSINESS

Mayor West and M. p. Bowen were
absent from the meeting Tuesday
evening. President Younie presided
VI Councilman Christ stated that a
man has been engaged to index the
city ordinances.
The committee on explosives was
instructed to investigate the con
struction of gasoline tank near the
Mackay tracks. ,sIe.. tr,.
e.<1 Y v. l.. s. Offers,
The aNillage improvement Society
offered, by letter to pay the expenses
OF laying acement floor in the base
'ment of the City Hail. The OTTER
was accepted, and the council decided
to advertise for bids for the cement
floor ana also to have It cover the
of toilet fixtures and
drain to be paid for. by the city. (
n ~ Y Building Permits ~ :
= Geo. H. Clark a frame dwelling,
size 24x20. to cost $500.
3. @@B.. York a granary 16x24, to
cost 1900. 8"' 'f-'' .5'.
NJ. T.. Boyd 4 CO. a porch in front
OF the Cottage Hotel, to cost ,Aoe.
The, bilfof lev & Morris for &C.
nent walks amounting to s20s.o7
was allowed on the o. Il. Of, cement
Inspector Blenkie. 8 '''4f
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-10-21
In the matter of the resignation Of

In the matter OF the resignation OF
the County stenographer.
Lillian Nord, the county steno-
grapher, having filed her resignation
with the clerk of this Board on this
date, the same was presented to the
Board; after consideration It is or
dered that the resignation OF said
Lillian Nord be and the same Is
hereby accepted.
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CONTINUED on page ~
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-10-21
JARVIS MOVES AWAY

Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Jarvis have
sold their farm southwest of town,
and are planning to go to Mountain
Home where he is going into bust
ness.
They have lived here for fifteen
years, and will be missed by many
people.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-10-21
SOCIETY MADE SOME MONEY

Last Friday evening the Village
Improvement Society served dinner
az their rooms In the new City Hall
and many people attended.
The proceeds Of the evening were
fifty dollars besides the sale of the
remnants
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-10-21
CANAL TAKEN OVER

+ At a meeting of the settlers at
Aberdeen last Saturday the American
Falls Canal was taken over by the
settlers.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1910-10-21

In the matter Of the approval OF
County officers reports. -. ~. !.
The following county officers re-
ports were on this day examined and
approved: John T. Danilson, sher-
iff; Karl s. Fackrell, probate judge;
DR.. Kinniard, County physician, and
r. w. Jordan, clerk.