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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-10-14
A Special Edition

The Boise Citizen will print special state edition containing
reprints the article Record of the State Land Board published
the the issue of October 7h and also the article he Methods
H. Brady printed the issue of September both which
the Brady system of debaucfng the public press is shown
We DESTROYS of sending this edition into every Of the
will bundle 100 copies any address for the
Democrats here the opportunity spread the light Let
get the facts before the people and overwhelming victory will
be achieved.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-10-14
A Juicy Enterprise

always tell how Juicy Carey Act enterprise
by the figures the record of the land board 1t
from the OF the registrar of the land department that the
King Hill Extension Irrigation Company project consists of 9454
II the of the placed $625000 This
would that Assistant Attorney General Peterson who naugu
rated the enterprise with his associates willing lose $10444
the simple honor and glory of watering the land But 10 and
behold the introduction interview with L. g. Bradley gen
ea manager of the enterprise published in the Capital News of
July a. 1909 big black of the bag Here the
referred
estimated that 100000 will be expended
of the irrigation be used for the distribution
OF the King Hill Extension including 10000 of land
Medbury valley and additional 5000 rich
brush land the higher levels This will include
of and the number of
DAMS well diversion canals collect the of bu
tary them the canal be built through the
valley the main supply of water being carried through mammoth
steel syphons to be constructed the Snake Rveng the
the Medbury from the King Hill canals"
So plainly here that the King Hill Extension Company
expects rgate 5000 additional that first segregated
the and that Mr. Peeon company instead of doing bust
loss hopes make profit the entire to be paid for the
rights for these 5000 less the $0444 In other words
mighty Juicy enterprise, where the profits figured upon the
of the promoters reach the of $4,000
$625000 Surely the land board sticking the
tier the very limit when placed the price of these rights
sos Get pencil and of paper and figure for
yourself
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-10-14

Governor Brady that should be felony for an
ca OF the state or for subordinate under official
late Carey Act lands and under Bradys own administration
such subordinate actually made all the preliminary steps the
gazaon OF Carey Act company and the land board approved the
PROJECT How can the justify himself approving the
ton OF subordinate official which he states should be
Joe Peterson assistant encouragement organized the King Hill
Extension enterprise with the full knowledge approval of Gov
ernor Brady
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-10-14
Republican Officials Responsible
(Rexburg Current Journal. J

The republicans have been absolute control of every d
e, of the state government, since January 1903 All t
t projects have launched since that time and promoted
enublcan administrations Every who has had anvh |
with any of these schemes in official way has been renb
either elected to office appointed
Now the governor, republican, H. Brady declars tb.t
sbo,d have law making felony for any person in p &
n not by any Carey Act land reclamation project and te %
cans have declared for such law in their platform Is NOT %
reflection upon honesty of the administration the State [
Board?
If there has been improper of official power for ne
nro6t why should the party that has been power so lone I
having absolute control of every official declare for such @
in its platforms
II there has been improper Of such official powers for ~
vate gain have been guilty? Have they been crmnay guilty.,
Burton L. French upon the stage of the Pnney theatre during M
frost of last Monday night This decidedly wrinkle nsc
mans audience behind him. Perhaps Mr. French wished f. bd
his bushes he announced his deseron of standpam for S
ency for campaign purposes
Old-fashoned honesty still holds first place in the consideration
of voters over any and all other issues
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-10-14

The Goodng Brady combine has perfect understanding
Tor many year In july 1906 the request of James H. Brady
as president of the Marysve Irrigation Company Governor Good
and his land board raised the price of Carey Act water rights
under that ditch and the last thing that Goodng governor
OF the state before turning the office Brady again raise
me price, the enterprise having been sold by Brady the
Going some Did the company that purchased the ENTERPRISE have
any reason to anticipate that the price of rights would be
raised for their benefit?
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-10-14

The way in which Brady riddles the charges the Democracy
against the land board pass the buck to Bob Landon al
course if Mr.. Brady has influence with his own
he should be held gues But the people prefer manly
man Tor governor who would realize the responsibilities of the office
and have the courage assume them.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-10-14

Od-fashoned honesty still holds first place in consideration
of voters over any and all other issues.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-10-14

Governor Brady cannot show that he did not work perfect
harmony with the other members of the land board When
into Office he knew that both Miss Chamberlain and Lansdon who
bad been office for interested Carey Act lands
the Capital News had published the facts time and again but he
did nothing about it. He did recommend to the Legislature
that the acquisition of Carey Act lands by members of the land board
be made felony He did ask the Legislature investigate the
land board He simply took his chairman of the board and
has worked perfect harmony with all the members since
fact referring these meetings meetings similar those of the
president with his cabinet order justify the transactions of the
states business behind closed doors When forced defend his adj
nnstaon of the land board Brady seeks hide behind his
associate members. That's the Sioux Indian method
When read the Capital News you listening to the printed
voice of James H Brady Note its evasions its Shiny conorons
yelled threats its cajolng all the voice of Brady with the
fear hanging present that he will be exposed the full
the people There's the sdent voice. the fierce onslaught
the biting the vigorous assault with which Borah
hide taken and hung the fence 1905 when Brady first got
his clutches upon the dsrepuabe rag and thought himself secure IN
ambush Oh that editorial of Bradys hired history max
ing 1t worth the paty So 900 loan that Brady put
When travelling the expense of the state Governor ames
Brady partake of six dollar plate dinners but when chasing
nomination. his he spread S35O
over a days hotel bill. great fnancier is Brady
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-10-14

Judging from the speeches of Governor Brady he annears r.
nave very little in 1ueice with his administration
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-10-14

II the Moeey loan repaid State Governor BRADY
says ne VIII pay IT IN TACT the has gone surety on the
stump Tor all the loans of state funds his political encen in Ada
county This does not relieve the governor the fact that these
were made Tor political purposes and gross eaggeraon
OF the value Of the several properties
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-09

Gin brabtlpier 3 q den :
IteIegrQpb. Der WiHhner profeIz
for gereDptani, Der Qfarrer an Der opr.
tigen 5rausntir6e 1T, 3eiste in oerSecz
liner urania feline neue Grfinbung et'
mes Suibentelegrapben obne Drab..
DEN 9eoanten gu ieiuer grfinbuns CAB
benz @elebrten - tpte er er8dbIte - Ell
ne fali6s 3eitungsnoti5. als er Dor
:Sobresfriit in Wun6en einen grperi'
mentalportrug iiber feline Jurfdunsen
auf benz 8ebiete Der me6uniIhen5ernz
tpirtungen NIT Silfs gerin9er elsttris
i6er gnergiemengen gebalten bate, be-
bauptstsn fruns0iii6e glGtter, er babe
einen brubtloien Acknowledgements
srfunbsn. 9as pariier 8latt nSourz
nal" brafts iogar eine uusfiihrIi6s Be
Tdreibung bes 4pparuts. Gerebotas
mig 3ui6rift an Das nSournaI", tporlH
er bisie Grfinoung ais Yhontaiispro.
buff be5ei6nete, purbe ni6t bea6tet,
unb 10 bIiebgersbotdni nihts fpeiter lib
ria, ols ben brabtloIen5aI Identelegrupb
fpirtlid gu erfinben. Der @pparat, Der
bon perbliiffsnb stnfaher abnitruttion
1T unD nur 9unogr0be bat. 5sigt uuf
Der 8orberieite Elm. grt 3ifferblatt,
auf bem itatt Der 3ablsn gu4ftaben
Der5ei6nst iinb. Gin 3eiger brebt ii6
Inn cine Q6fe i'm Utittelpuntte bes 3if.
ferblattes unb tpeiit auf Die telegrupbir.
ten gu6itaben. Die ane.itelt.n Grpes
riments gelaneen poraiislid. 0on ei.
mem 5untsninbuttor puroen na6 oem
in elmer getpifen Gntfernung on cine
4ntsnne aneeihloHenen Qpparat 8u6s
Itaben unb Ramen telegrapbirt. peldbe
bic prattii6e 8raudbarteit bes Ssle>
qrapbeH befpieien. 9ds MeIentlihe on
benz 1ernf6rsiber lit, bub nu4 isber
guhitabenmelbung eine outomatifde
Qusl6altung srfolgt, tpoour6 Der 5e.
legrapb 3par langiamer ols bic beute
qebrdu4ten, bdfiir aber nit unbebinga
ter Siherbeit arbeitet. 2tn cine BE.
ltimmte Gntfernung 1T Der Suihenteles
graph ni6t gebunben. Seine 5unttion
bdnai lebiglid BON Der 2dnse Der Gen.
oeDellen unb Der entipre9enben llms
idaltuns Der empfansenbsn Siatios
ntn a.
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Gruubsig.atbnms llebertrasuusen
Gincinnati, 8. @pril.


5ran. G.rpe an Sobn Dirr. Got %
in Sberman applegate's 2. uniernbs
tbeiluns in Gbepiot. 81.
Wtargar.t 6. porfer u. u. an Wils
liam s. Orb, 72 bel 157 Sub an Der
W.Itieit. Der bdmilion ape., 81.
Daltsr g. s5iIber, per gretutOrs. an
Waltsr Stride II. N., bcs gisentbum
betanni als 1854 0lenbora apenis,
$21OO.
gmma ). Jiiber an Dolter unb Cos
"a Jrid., basielbe gisentbum. 81.
Miuiom 6. sgifber on Walter unb
Cora 5rids, bosielbe gisentbum. 81.
ssreb. 8.ber on Gamuel Roth. 25
BEL 100 SUB an Der Siibieite Der DO.
nabus Ctr. 25 Sub OitliH bon Belle
pue 4ps., 81.
Cora R.na u. u. on Morie Gnitl,
20 BEL 101 JuB an Der Oitieite bon
WilIiamIon Woee, 388 CUB norblih
bon gbai. Ctr. $170O.
6. 6. Satpt an Dapib Brthm, Al bel
1853 Jub on public Maep, 5tpnhen
groabtpap unb Sobn Gtrabe in 1arri'
fon; $275.
Soi.pb goife an Msnes Bofe, AZ Bel
100 ssub on Der Ditfeitt Der sfloribo
apenue. AZ Jub fiibli1 BON 9anfisln
Strabe. 81.
Wlartin 5. Gtrider an pbilip 9eil,
| 8 Sabre paht ouf Got / IN Der Inter
abtbeilung bes efrmitrong Giesntbuma
In bsr ]. @ssS; monssIi4 9sistbe 10
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0runoeiseutbnms SgpOtbeteH.
gincinnati. 8. Qpril.
Rene SpppthefeH.

Rene SppothefeH.
Sobn Dirr an Wsitpoon Someiieao
Co.. $500.
gbe 2ins Dali RedItn SO. an QpoHs
bale Il. 2. g. II. y. Co.. $1,000.
Maris 9nitl an Mobafpf place 8.
Ii. y. Co., $3.50.
Gsna R. SpouIoing an 9apio Do
pis. $3.50.
Cora R. Iapion an Wartbu 9ubs
nau, $500.
German N. R.ttig an RorlDcob
Rat. y. II. 9. Co., $1,000.
Cora 9dipIpn an Yleaiant Rioge
q. II. g. Co., $1,000.
SrItn I. Guil.r on Wobapt 8ers
man y. II. 9. Co., $4,000.
GbarIss W. aroesr on 9enoouif g.
u. 6. Co., $1,000.
2issit g. Sooffman on Bon 5on y.
II. 6. Co., $500.
I. Nm. sbeobolb an glar. ctr. 6.
II. .. 60, $2750.
potrit gaisp an Jrsb. u. S6miot.
$500.
atttia ". Gift an Sobn SueIg.
$4,000.
Sulian Colin an Centennial 9. a..
$1,000
TerieIbe an s.. 8. pahouo. $3.50.
malIaes W. Gorcorau on 81. g.
gierion. SITE.
g. y. gDiIste an 9Ifrsb gosslsr
9rug Co.. $1148.07.
CLARA 81. S9inbb.Im on 2. G.
Sarpuot, $1050.
annu 81. 5ermann an Gniupriie 3.
Il. 6. u. Co., $500.
glisabetb Sollibop an Winton Ger.
man g. Il. 6. g., $3.50.
Stepbsn 5afner an Sunt Ctr. 6. II.
g. Co., $1,000.
gbas. 3. Ro.ller on Souibern Ohio
Sap. 8t. Co., $1400.
0etitsts 5ppotheten.
5rant 0erpe an Meitnoob 6ome-
Teab Co., $500.
Wlorsaret !. WiIiiams an Stor ..
u. Ro. 3 Co., $1,000.
aeopoIh Blum an FUNDAMENTAL 6.
II. 3. Co.. S2500.
Sarob W. Sbottue an Wiobiion y.
u. SO. 2, S1750.
Games Rol on GlFs 6. Rou, $500.
9naaIine 9ohmann on Brighton
German 9nni Co.. $500.
George 6. aDlb an Warguret Ros
man. $1,000.
wlarp 8iuinston on eagle 9. u. g.
a.. $1250.
Sobn 9. 5arrsu an UisuiOr 8. u.
9. Co., 5000.
Sba 6. Madslfreih on Minton
plaee 3. u. g. Co.. 81 esc.
Warp 5. Grismere on 9oms y. L.
g. U. Co.. $500.
Sos. srtntmdn on Cabinet 6. u.
q. Co., $500.
alies 6. 6ppiins OF wat. aboms Q.
ia. 6. o., $1,000.
Saeob u. qDolf an CLARA 3. msrner,
$4,000.
CD. ". gleipen on Weiami 1p. .. v.
6. Co., 5000.
2lmelio 9. Graute on Sos. Osnalh,
$3.50.
I'm. 6. GpaIb an Defern Gins ..
g. II. 6. Co., $2750.
Ws. .. 1urfe on :. 9 9leirion.
co0Dn -
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2iterarifhe Wduie. litber
ein Wlibgsi1id. bas Der Gtrabburger
poit bieier aase susefioben III, btrid-
iet bag Hlott ieIbit nit euiem 9umpr:
Nie Qeierinnen Der GtraBburger poit,
bic tdglih nod 9if9 su ibrer 3ltuns
ereifen, nm bem Romun.Ge Genileicn
cine bs6ogline babe Gtunoe 5i nib
men, fnb ssItern nit funppsr Noth sis
ner Idsperen Gnttdui Dung tntganGtn.
hit al Der liebeppIIen Musbouer. be
beutfd<n sJrnuen bei ber Romonlsttiire
sioea III irsrsR fs 4xtte nen 3esssss
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au ipetsen, mub man feiner Gn6e f.br
iid<r fsin. Wenn es iin abr um eine
qDetie bariiber banbeIr follts. tpelnes
Bic beIie Mrsnei segen 4dmnrrbe:ben
in, 10 tam man setroit Souieub ober
aud 8sbninunb eestn Gins cuf Dr.
Silsbee,s beriihmtts Gdriorrhoibsns
6<i!mitttl Mnnieiis iptttsn. 1ouiens
Sc unb 3ebntnufenbe. iDel6e burd bic.
ie heiItrdiiieen StuH3dpf4sn turirt
iucrben Iinn, belfdtieen oIlerDcnttar<
ieit, baB anattiis 9iRbsruns unb 0eis
lung brinet, no a0e onbersn WiittI
b<r Mersie nHb apotbe.er reriresn.
prpb1 trei Don .. Reufdhter e Co.
8os 1216, Rem Uorl Q. =.
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4ugen idipeiften IRE bin unb ber.
2om trat lansIam au tbm lnb iprah
I'M Zone ttefiter 9epesung bon entieb-
lthen Werleumeungen unD 2iigen -
dber Der 9raf re9te ii6 ni9t. Sebt
trat unbermutbet uno abnuneslps Der
aIte 3aharias binter bsm 8iosf bers
oor, I'm gu fraeen, ipD bic Serren 81
ioupiren tpiinfhten. Gaum erblidte
Der @raf bds eutmiitbig Idhelnoe Sc.
Iiht oes Dieners, 10 mid feline Gritar.
rune unb nit einem Sarei itiir5te er
iih auf ben Serpprtretsnben.
.0as Rotiabud! No 1T 8ein gfoz
tiabuh2" itrie sr nit 3ornbebenoer
Stimme unb feline SGnoe rihen ben
Rod bes alien Mannes auf unb flibren
in Die saiden. SeBt belt er oas 9e>
iuhte Spii6en ben 5itternoen 5tneern
unb lief bamit in ben Sipst.
3a6orias mar entieBt unb frdste err
blet6eno, mas eeiheben Ist.
,glles perloren", entgegnete Com i'm
5liiiterton. .aranlib mar bier uno
bat Der Grcellen3 uniern frpmmen ge.
trug entbiiut. 9as piro ibm bas Ser3
breden."
3a6arius rang per3peifslnb bic
Sdnbe unb i6lih nit Com gum aipst
bin.
Der 8raf iiberflog bic 3abIenreihen
in benz QotiSbu6, aber iie itptrrten
ibm Dor ben Iugen bin uno Der; er
tonnte lie nitt fsItbaltsn. Gr it0bnte
pis Elm gu Sobe 9etroffener. Der
Sopf mar ibm 10 ipiiit uno bas Sers
pobte, aIs ipoIle es seripringen. ah,
ba itunb Elm Ja5it; 8eiammtpsrbraut
in bieiem Sabre 14,680 Yturt. Gr rieb
ii6 Sttrn unb Qugsn uno Iisb bonn
bic 9Iite BON bem 5a3it oufpGrts
ihpeifen gu ben ein3elnen 9oiten:
Wetn, Steuern, 3lsiber, Reiietoiten,
Tleiih - ale bieie Qus9uben be3ps
gen fich nur auf bic Dirtbihoft unb
ben peri0nIiten 9erbraud beg 9rafen.
60 mars am Sage, er bate in etnem
Sabre 2680 Wiart mehr perbrau6t, ais
aranlis ibm in Tprm elmer Rente 5dhIs
te. Der bate bas 9efi3it geoett2 gBts
qIiibsnoe PfeiIe ihohen ibm iest bic
9ebanten burd's 0trn: 0u bait nit
Der 9ranbe83d eines &onigs 0naoens
oefhente pertbeilt uno uuteroeiI.n bic
Sporpfenniae 9eines0ieners oerpraBt.
Du bait DID ais Qrotettor pplots ges
beroet unb Der brQpe &initlsr opferte
bic GrtrdgriiIe ieinsr 2lrbeit Seinen
perIhDenoerii6sn 2aunsn. Oh bait
Itols uuf &ranlib ais einen Gmporz
t0mrIirg bsrabeeieben uno barn ees
meinfam nit 9einsr Sodter benen
aaIIe sepIiinbert.
., grGBIia, grGBlid! Sd pdbnts
mid ouf Der Menfdbeit 5Oben uuo
fpieIte bic tlGgli6e Roue bes Rurrsn."
v5err @raf!" rief 3a6urias i'm
Sone tiefiter 3ertnirihung uno erhob
fIebenb bic Sdnbs.
rguri6e!" - Mit einsm Butbi6rei
iprdne Der 9er3peifelnos auf ben
trsusn 9iener los unb ItIug bemisIbsn
10 beftig nit bsm RotiSbud ins 9eIidt,
bag ienes Ieiner Sanb entftel. r9u bait
meine 9sI6ente notirt uno Did Iber
mid Iuftig gema6t! Ou boIt mir 9ein
9eIo als eiu gtImoien 8ugetpenoet! 9u,
9u, Der 0iener ieinem Serrn, 8,
pQrum bait Su mid in bies @Isno ges
bru6t, tparum bait 3u mid 5ertreten,
perni6tst, geiddnbet - -" Gr
bate ben 2tIten ssriittelt, uIs fppQte CT
ibm bic Ssels uus bem 9Orper ihiits
teln, unb babel bic QntIagsn nit bsifes
rer Stimm. berporgsihrie.n, bann
itieb sr sinsn 0eblaut aus unp brad
jGb 5uiammen.
(5ortisbung folgt.)
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ReaIip Co., ! Got an McWiIIar S.r.,
81 etc.
Clinton Ctr. Ref. presb. Gburh on
Trani 6. Stetpnrt, Cots 100 uno 10
in z. z. unb o. g. Bropn's Inter.
abtbeilune, MoooIaipn, 81 etc.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-24
WORK ON COLUMBIA
Commission Will Start the Shore Op
eratiOns at Once, Says Anderson

1T is the intention of the Column
bia river improvement commission
at once to proceed with such shore
work as is possible at the present
stage of water" stated Senator A. w.
Anderson, of Stevens county, presi-
dent of the commission, who was in
Spokane yesterday attending meet
ing of the commission.
In view of the fact that the fed
eral government has appropriated
100000 for the Improvement of the
upper river and has taken over the
equipment. of the state, the commits
sion does not deem it advisable to
ask for further appropriation from
the state at this time. We will, how
ever, ask the legislature to continue
the life of the commission SO that We
may be able to take over the states
equipment at such time as the gov
eminent may eXpend its appropria-
ton or make other arrangements for
the carrying on of its work.
The commission will at once
SileSi tCi tiiC StCdllCl SIdl iCS
and will use it for such work as
can be done during the next few
months.
I'VE have taken up the matter OF
improving Ricket rapids with the
government engineers ard are now
using every effort to have them be-
gin work at that point before pro-
ceeding to the lower river.
Goes to Rapids.
Through the work already done
by our commission the steamer Yak
ina, the largest boat which has ever
piled the Columbia river above We
natchee. has been taken as far as
Hickey rapids, and this fall the
Charles Bureau has been engaged in
carrying freight on the upper river
There is still, however, a great
amount of work which can be adj
vantageously done, and we believe
that the government will be able to
carry on this work with dispatch.
Before the creation of the state
commission lie upper river present
ed an impossible barrier to even the
smallest steamers. Now, however,
the biggest boats which play the riv-
err can safely, at certain stages of
water, navigate any part of the riv-
err. The work still to be done con-
templates the improvement of the
channel so that the river will be nav
igable at any stage of water
In the Improvement of the upper
river we have had the active SYM
pathy and support of the people liv-
ing along the river from Bridgeport
to Kettle Falls, and this has been
great encouragement to us in the
pursuit of our work"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-24
NURSERY STOCK BILL
Radical Enlargement of Scope of the
Bill Is Planned.

Washington, D. c., Dec. ga
radical enlargement of the scope of
the nursery stock bill by the House
committee on agriculture is proba-
BILE. The committee has already or
dered favorable report on the bill,
which authorized the Secretary of
Agriculture to quarantine against
any country or any part Of coun-
try where dangerous disease of nur-
sery stock exists.
Special Agent Grubb, of the De-
partment of Agriculture, has just re-
turned from Germany with news of
dangerous potato disease there
and with word that the German fir
trees are ravaged by dangerous
root disease.
The committee probably will
amend the bill so as to include all
kinds of trees. shrubs and vegeta-
bles
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-24
A Note of Thanks.

We wish to thank all the kind
friends personally for the many good
ing the past week. Many we do not
know, but We are indeed grateful to
all. We are certainly proving the
truth of Gods word, Seek first His
kingdom and all these things shall
be added" and we pray that each
giver shall prove, too, that it is more
blessed to give than to receive.
Praying God to richly bless you, we
remain faithfully yours in His SER
vice,
CAPT. AND MRS. JACKSON.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-24
MORGAN LOSES TURKS
Financier's Poultry Yards at High.
land Falls Entered and Choice
Fowls Stolen.

Newburgh, n. Y, Dec. al.
Pierpont Morgan. the financier, will
this year be unable to maintain his
annual custom of presenting to each
of his most intimate friends a choice
turkey. This is due to robbery on
Mr.. Morgan's estate, "Cragston," at
Highland Falls, last night. Despite
the close watch kept on the proper
ty, somebody succeeded in entering
the poultry yard and appropriating
fourteen turkeys, aggregating in
weight about 800 pounds. The tur-
keys were imported stock and VAL
ued at about 81 a pound.
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CAPT. AND MRS. JACKSON
You must read this if You want the
benefit.

J. w. Greer, Greenwood. La, suf-
fered with a severe case of lumbago.
The pains were so intense l was
forced to hypodermic injections for
relief. These attacks started with a
pain in the small of my back which
gradually became fairly paralyzing.
Ny attention was attracted to Foley's
Kidney Remedy and | am glad to say
after using this wonderful medicine
/ am no longer bothered in any way
by my old enemy, lumbago." Wenat-
chez Drug Co.
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typical wild west show at Leaven-
worth. Just as the train pulled in
two men who apparently had been
drinking considerably, engaged in a
hand to hand struggle in which fire
arms were freely used. One of the
men was heavy, weighing probably
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-24

F. A. McRae's family arrived some
two weeks ago and have taken pos
session of the Lachman house at the
east end of Commercial street where
Leavenworth.
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two hundred and fifty pounds. while
the other was small. After being
knocked down by the big fellow, the
small man came up again with his
gun in his hand and took shot at
his big opponent. The latter replied
with two shots from his gun. None
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-24

Of the three, however, were effective
and as the train pulled out, bystand-
ers had interfered and the men were
separated. The passengers state
that there was large crowd at the
depot during the fracas and I'M
doubtedly both men were arrested.
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WILD w Es T SHOW
Two Men Engaged i'm Shooting Az
fair at LeayenwOrth This
Morning.

Passengers on the east bound
train this morning were treated to