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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-12
YOUNG LIONS RAISE A HOWL
Cubs Separated from Their Mother in
New York Zoo Win the SYM
pathy Of Children,

New York.-A genuine howl of pro-
test has been raised in the lion house
In Central park. Leo and Helen, ia
Their and mother of the two little lion
cubs which have attracted so much
attention since their birth six months
ago, were loudest in their bowls or
roars.
1t all came about through the sep
aration Of the lioness from her cubs,
which had reached the age when
young cubs must face the world alone.
So they were separated, which was
done by a hoax But the youngsters
Immediately began to cry, and kept 1t
up all day, causing many a tender
hearted little urchin unacquainted
with lion ethics to think hard things
of the cruel head keeper.
The two cubs give promise of be-
ing fine specimens. If they can agree
they will remain in the cage next to
their mother indefinitely. If not, then,
because of the crowded condition of
the lion house. one of the older lions
will be given away to make place
for the younger one. At present they
are like two awkward. shaggy dogs,
and are not pugnaciously inclined.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-12

same way and again saw the hawk
waiting for its prey. I killed it, and
upon examination found that it had
been feeding on quail.
Upon another occasion I shot q
hawk and investigation showed that
It had just eaten four quail This
goes to show that q fcovey of quaila
will not last long when there are
hawks around. i. -
think there is no species OF
hawks, except the sparrow hawk, that
do not destroy quail, as well as other
small birds, especially during the win.
tor season.
Some people think the sparrow
hawk, as the name implies, lives prin.
cipally on sparrows, but this is not
the case. It's name is taken from the
size Of the bird, which is the smallest
Of its species. The sparrow hawk
should be rigidly protected, as have
never yet seen it attack birds of any
kind, but it does destroy immense
numbers of mice, worms and insects.
The benefits derived from the hawk
family, except the sparrow hawk, does
not compare wits the damage they do.
Therefore I am in favor of a state
bounty on hawks.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-12
DEER DRIVING AWAY. CARIBOU
Maine Game Wardens Declare That
Not Single Animal Is Left In t.
the Whole State.

Bangor, Me.-"There amt a single
caribou left in the whole state of
Maine," says Game Warden ICY" Ad
ans. II have seen a great many
deer and moose, but no caribou, be.
cause there weren't none there.
guess they've got the Canada fever,
and the herds used to see around
here are now in New Brunswick or
Quebec. They are heading further
north, fo" "ibou won't stand civili-
cation like deer, and they won't live
in pairs here and there like moose
"It's the deer that are driving them
away. There are more deer in Maine
to-day than there used to be in the
time of the Indians Then the wild
animals were just in the right proper.
ton, and didn't butt into each others
rights. The natural food of the carl
bou is moss. Moose live on the large
branches of trees principally, and
deer chew small twigs and branches.
grass and such like.
"Now, deer have grown so plenti-
full that they don't find enough of their
own kind of food, so they eat the moss
on which caribou used to feed. Con-
sequently the caribou got hungry and
Disguised and quit. That's why
moose and caribou or moose and deer
get on all right in the same territory,
but caribou and deer don't get along
any better together than cattle and
sheep out west, and for the same rea-
son. There's other reasons why carl
bou have left this state, where they
used to be plentiful. Caribou are shy
animals, to begin with. They won't
hang around where there's numbering
going on, and there's hardly corner
of the state where the woods are not
full of lumbermen."
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-12
FIRES MENACE .WATERWORKS
4 .n....ut, %. .4.4a. t.,
LAKESIDE FIRE DEPARTMENT
DESPATCHED TO SCENE.
Fears Entertained for Safety Of Set.
tiers In isolated Range
Sections.

Duluth, May 10.-Dangerous forest
dres are sweeping from the direction
Of Colbyville and Arnold towards the
lake and the pumping station with
alarming rapidly,
The situation became So alarming
that calls for assistance were sent to
Duluth fire department from the
pumping station which was for time
In danger from the flames. The Lake
side department. being nearest the
conflagration. was Immediately dis
patched to the scene.
The pumping station is of concrete
and brick construction and q wide
fire line was placed around it.
:. Huge volumes of heavy black smoke
can be seen from the city rolling
over the lake in that: vicinity. The
IRE laddies remained there during the
Night to protect the station. u .tl.j
The woods are dry as finder, afford.
ing excellent fuel for the onrushing
fire. The settlers and land holders
are praying for rain. but the pros.
poets are not very encouraging. Sun.
days showers looked hopeful, II but
they soon cleared up. The only effect
OF the showers was to lay the dust.
|; The superintendent ct the pumping
station stated over the telephone thai
tho fire is all about them. being only a
few hundred feet away. },ss,5fait
Forest fires ON the range are assum-
ing alarming proportions and the
gravest' fears are entertained for the
safety of settlers in isolated sections.
In the vicinity of the Duluth and
Iron Range road beyond French river
the flames are making unoppose1
progress. There is practically no
standing pine remaining In that sec
ton. but much valuable cedar and
spruce is being destroyed. 4. II: I'll
The fires are even worse between
Two Harbors and the Vermilion
range. Along the Gooseberry river,
IL miles from Two Harbors, the flames
have done considerable damage Fear
Is felt for the Hines tract Of pine on
the Gooseberry. ~''- -. ':'~ y. :"
Other Fires Reported. -
Port Arthur, Can, May slo.-Busb
fires are raging In the district sur
rounding Nolalu on the Duluth exten
sion of the G.. N. railway. Word tc
this effect was received by telephone
with a request for help. {. - Aa 4
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-12
Battle Over an Eud,

New York.-A complicated legal
case involving the ownership of one
egg is up for adjustment in the Flat
bush court
The other day the children Of Mrs
Mary Penninger and Mrs. Anna Ganey,
playing in a vacant lot, found newly
laid egg Right of possession of the
valuable find is claimed by both
women.
II fully realize what the ownership
of an egg means in these times" said
the magistrate, land therefore l will
not be hasty. l postpone the case TO,
enc week."
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-12
6lavs Win Distinction AZ Greatest
Cereal Producers with 793 ,oo0, 900
Bushels Crop.

Washington.-The United States has
lost its place as the great wheat pro
ducing country in the world, and
Russia has won that distinction Even
though last year the total yield of
wheat in the United States was next
to the largest in the history of Amer
lean agriculture, the crop Of 1901 only
having exceeded it, Russia last year
produced the remarkably large harvest
Of 783,000,000 bushels, which consti.
tutes the largest crop ever harvested
by any country, and 26,000,000 bush
els greater than that of the United
States. $50 80.
The great yield Of Russia for 1909
as shown by the revised official re-
turns received by the United States de-
partment Of agriculture, exceeds by
more than 100,o00.000 bushels the pre-
vious record of Russia. Only twice
has the wheat production of Russia
surpassed that of the United States
the first In 1904, when the crop here
was partial failure. About one
fourth of the Russian wheat crop Is
exported.
Rye was grown on 100000 acres
In Russia last year. Rye is the chief
bread grain of Russia.
Returns received by the department
of agriculture from dozen countries
which in the preceding year produced
over four-tifths of the so-called worlds
wheat crop, exclusive of the midsea
son crops of India and the southern
hemisphere, show in the aggregate {
net gain in 1909 Of 3S7 100000 bushels
or nearly 18 per cent. over the yield o.
the same countries in 1908. This would
indicate that the so-called worlds pro
duction last year was approximate.
2,150, 100000 bushels. All but three O.
the countries heard from report an in
crease. Those with short crops ar,
Germany, Hungary and Bosnia Here
govnia. -.
The condition in which the: new
crops entered winter is satisfactory
except in Great Britain and Russia
An official crop report from Russi.
rates the crops as below average il
provinces that contain So per cent. o
the rye acreage and Al per cent Of til
urea of winter wheat
8. ~ y ~ y r. q '-aT - b.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-12
ENCROACHING ON HIS PRERoGA.
TIvEs IN PROBING SUGAR
FRAUDS,
SAYS THOROUGH PROBE IS MADE
Executive Can Attend to the Depart.
mont Without Aid.-DecIares In
vestigation Now Would Be
Embarrassing.

Washington, May TO- President
Taft in a special message to the house
of representatives. told congress it
was encroaching on his prerogatives
as an executive in investigating the
sugar frauds in the customs service
and he intimated that he can attend
to the executive department without
the aid of congress.
"A congressional investigation at
this time would embarass the execu-
tive department in the continuance
and completion of the investigation of
the appraisers and other officers of the
customs, SERVICE he said. The neces-
sity for congressional investigation
arises first, when an executive investi-
cation either is not in good faith or
is lacking in vigor, or when additional
legislation is needed to prevent re-
currence of the frauds. The primary
duty with respect to frauds in the
executive service falls upon the execu-
tive to direct proper executive investi-
cation.
"The report of the secretary of the
treasury and the attorney general
show beyond question the utmost vigor
and effectiveness in the investigation
and prosecution up to this time and
the achieving of exceptional results in
the recovery of moneys Of which the
government had been defrauded the
indictment of participants in the
frauds and the reformation Of the
customs service with view to the
prevention of such frauds in the
future. .t~ T. e., ~ .ae.~
The president also deprecated the
giving of immunity to wrongdoers by
calling them as witnesses in legisla-
tive and non-executive inquiry.
Regulars and Democrats Confer. ;.
Senators Aldrich and Hale, Repub.
licans, and Senators Money, Bailey,
Bacon and Hughes, Democrats. held
a brief conference to see If some
agreement could not be reached to dis.
patch business and figure on adjourn.
ment There was no representative OF
the, insurgents present EzszIiIt # IS $
IT was agreed that everything posi-
BILE to hurry a vote on the railroad bill
would, be done by. the leaders Of both
parties. No conclusions were reached
| in, relation to any other matter. how:
| ever. Senator Bailey served notice
he would try to force an early con
sideration OF the statehood bill.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-12

LBANY when Charles Hughes eres from the subernato
associate justice
~ States will be succeeded by
Syracuse To be
Of White
The lieutenant governor
millionaire White leaders society IN syria
White has active politics and strict party man
He only fortyhree has had varied
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-12
HAWKS DESTROY MANY QUAIL
Convey Of Little Birdie Will Not Last
Long Where Rapacious Fowls
2~T-- Are Around. g

have, noticed several articles on
the quail and quail hunters and they
have attracted my attention to the
loss of quail due to hawks, says q
writer in Indiana Farmer. During
this season when the ground is Gov
cred with snow the hawks principal
diet is quail While driving along q
road near a hedge recently I noticed
hawk in hot pursuit of a quail, but
the quail flew into the hedge and es'
capped. Two days later I passed the
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-12
Scar1et Fever In Boston.

Boston. April 16.-That an epidemic
Of scarlet fever IL sweeping through
the city and its immediate suburbs be.
came known when it was given out II
the city hospital that there were l5a
cases In that institution. It 10 be.
heved the epidemic may be traced ia
infected milk.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-12
Maid Leaves "Boss" $4,000.

New York.-Rev. Thornton M. Nj
ven's family was surprised the other
day to learn that Anna Gray, who
died recently after serving the family
81 years as maid, had left about
$4,000 in her will to the Nivens. OF
her small earnings she had saved
nearly three times this sum, willing
the remainder to various charities.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-12
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Land Seekers In Montana.

Mfssoula, May l0.--Since Saturday
all trains arriving In Missoula. both
from the east and west. have been
bringing land-seekers.who are here to
make filings and selections OF land on
the Flathead reservation. Among
those who made filings yesterday were
Alfred Waltin, Of Prairie du Chen.
Wis., holding No, II. .5 4
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-12
Iowa Senators Arrive Home.

Des Moines, May Ex-senator A. B.
Cummins arrived in Des Moines with
Senator J. P. Dolliver. to the progress
stve campaign in Iowa. Senator Cum
minis In commenting on the railroad
bill declared that If passed as first sub
mitted by Wickersham, it would have
disrupted the Republican party. s..-s
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-12
Minneanolitan Gets Joh-

washington, May 1o.--Alden "a.
Potter OF Mime apolis has Seen as1p:.
pointed assistant plant patholotgist IL
the agricultural department 1T 1 Sal
airy Of 81 400 = year: . 8 95z,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1910-05-12

Barrie Gets Divorce Decree.
London, April 26.-J. M. Barrie, the
novelist and dramatist, is granted a
final decree Ct divorce. i<. ..
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-07-23
ADVERTISEMENT
Phoebe, Nevada, July %, 1910

Phoebe, Nevada, July %, 1910.
Editor Phoebe Record:
Dear Sir-Having been informed
that Mr.. C. l.. Horsey had consented
to make the run for district judge of
the Fourth Judicial district, | here
by submit the following five good
reasons why the voters of Elko. Lin
coin and Clark counties should give
Mr.. Horsey their solid support for
the office for which he aspires.
MIR. Horsey is a gentleman
whose character is above reproach
and who is conceded by both repub-
licans and democrats alike to be one
of the ablest attorneys In the state.
2-He Is competent to fill any po'
sition in the state of Nevada from
district judge to the governor OF
this great state.
3-While district attorney of Lincoln
county he made record for him.
self and party for his untiring eff
forts to punish crime and save the
county thousands of dollars. His cas-
es were handled In a Straightforward
manner.
Through his untiring efforts te
do justice, he not only gained the
respect and esteem of his fellow
townsmen, but gained the respect and
confidence of every resident of Lin
coin county by convincing them be-
yond doubt that he proposed to do
his duty without fear or favor.
To-day Mr.. Horsey stands prac-
tically alone in his profession in Lin
coin county and there is not man
to fill the position of district judge
than Mr.. Horsey. Gentlemen Of both
political parties, tbs duty at this
time we owe to ourselves and our
fellow-men to lay aside politics and
unite hand in hand and elect Mr..
Horsey judge of the Fourth judicial
district with the largest majority
ever given candidate for this pc
| sition; for remember gentlemen, VIC
| havn't had Judge from Lincoln couI
| ty since Judge Rives was elected II
1S82-just stop and think. 20 years
In the selection of Mr. Horsey nc
wiser choice could be madel 1t Is one
that is meeting with the approva
of everyone regardless of politica
faith and the democrats should b.
congratulated on securing as good
man to succeed that grand, able jur
list, Judge George George s. Brown
Being satisfied with our choice, no,
gentlemen of both parties, let's unit
and elect Mr.. Horsey the next judg
Of the Fourth Judicial district an,
have home man once before an
other 2S years rolls by Last but nc
least, the fact that Judge Brown en-
dorses Mr.. Horsey to succeed him
Is sufficient to convince the voter
of Elko, Clark and Lincoln countie
that the choice of Mr.. Horsey wi
be a wise choice.
Respectfully yours,
w. A. DENTON,
Ex-pOlice of Phoebe. Nevada.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-07-23
-p|OCHE NAN
MARRIES CHARMING
SALT LAKE MAID

A wedding of local interest took
place at Salt Lake last Sunday ev-
ening and the following. clipped from
the Herald-Republican tells about
II:
"A quiet, simple home wedding
took place last evening at the home
of Mrs. Nj. v. Lawrence, when her
daughter, Miss Sadie Ethel Lawrence,
aid William H. Pitts, son of Mrs.
Isabelle NJ. Pitts, were married by
the Rev. c. R. Neel, pastor of the
Central Christian church. The cere-
mony was performed at o'clock, in
the presence of the immediate fami-
lies, and was followed by a wedding
supper. The house was prettily dec
grated with carnations and ferns,
batiste gown trimmed with lace, and
carried a boquet of brides roses
Both of the young people have
many friends in the city, where they
have spent their young lives, whose
good wishes will follow them to
their Nevada home. The bride wore
for her going away gown a stylish
gray travelling suit with hat and
gloves to match"
The young bridal couple reached
Phoebe Monday evening and will be
be at home to their friends in a few
days in the Will Brown house on up
per Main street Mr.. Pitts came to
this city recently to enter the employ
of the Consolidated Phoebe Mining
company.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-07-23
Be Sure And Register.

All persons registered in Lincoln
county two years ago but who have
since that time changed their vot-
inc precinct or ward must secure a
transfer to the precinct or ward in
vote at the primary election Septem.
Der 9th. If one has not changed his
voting place the register will place hi
name on the books for the primary
election but the transfer is neces.
sary when the voter now resides In
another precinct.
Every voter, regardless of primary
registrations. must register after Aug
ust 1st,, for the general election in
November.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1910-07-23
COPPER BELT ROAD.
Mason Valley Line Now Operates
For Fourteen Miles.

The Nevada Copper Belt railroad,
now operating IA miles Of line be-
tween Wabuska and Mason. in Ly-
on county, reports total revenues for
May as $3,272.96. This compares
with $2,101.82 in April and $1,786.95
in March. This Is the first quarter
Of the railroads operation covered
by the companyy's official records.
Construction work on the Nevada
Copper Belt is to be hurried forward
now that the road has entered Smith
valley and q connection with the Ne
vada Douglas mines.
Spur tracks are to be run from tn
stAtion at Wabuska to the Mason Val
ley smelter, to miles northeast. With
the approach Of the completion Of
the railroad and smelter the mining
interests Of Yerington will get busy
and the district bep laced in readi
ness for steady copper production.