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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-03
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~ Ss <SN1s
~ehf.-sufubr q. ISL pbs., Serfarst
l3.04SSbIs. Ter Mar'. mar beuts ,tetio.
Spring Batentt5.f5-5 sptnt.r Straia hts
A.lo--i.25, @inter gaten.s s4.4o-75.
SPRING clears -. .i5-4.4O. Dinter Grtrea
No. ss.4o--3.70. Ro. 2 DO. S3.25-3.40.
&anias ftra!ahts $4.6o-4.3.
Fssssn mstt ifs ief. Fas. Ns
snies $&.00-4.z5. Dolce bI3 faaes $4.25-
4.45.
saana ,enm,G II. iGou ~ sa.25
per 100 S'une.
sudw.tsen In rubia. gm.riean 90,
ant ed"aoiau b5e c. |. :. slep Dort.
mats smsN III ftetis. - 9strss psiss,
aub ssl5ss sI.I5-i.2l sroses 81. .lo-l.l5.
aiInbrteb s. $..S5-2.90.
Hossen In ruais. - 10. 2 Nstsrn
S2r I. q. S. Reu Dors.
Sert, IN itstia. TaI,serAs So - Ste
{. |. 7. ans usus 3uttsrJsrts Is - 7ss {. 1.
I. Ruffolo.
Bs.,su. - sufuHr -sa., Bsr'anst
1850 Bu. Rarft fen. Re. rstser
97Ac i'm Glepator uus 97@lc I. o. b.
iAptrm.Ro, Re. / DO. RortasrR Dalutb
SilSL I. o. B.
Nsiia:sr..- -Ya'usr 5.s75. g.rIanbt
32l0 Sa. Rar,t fen. Reus5 30. q 521ss
lH Hlsoaior hno oZIc :. q. D.
tafer.-Su'usr $3.50 r... 0.r'snst
Ass Su. Earft felt. Reu.r s.aubars
rueber SSa4c. ueuer 9s. 2 n.iser S91%s.
DO. 20. 3 s8Ae. DO. Re. 4 371Ic.
tsu In itetia. - Srina 1l21le, re. l
Hoe. SO. Q lO0--l0se. 80. : s5-eoc.
tsp'sn wiIia. Gtsss 1910. srstsarer
bis Dolce ls--22; 1909. l4-i7e; gaeift
asea 1910. orstn3rsr Bis Hsies life:
1909. I0-l3c.
edu., fns ftstir. - Gsntrsl xnsriea
2l34e, 8aaota 22-23e.
ssba IN fen. oentoa a3L-.5H..
ssr. III fte.ia. Samiis $a2 o., 90
bert clear szl.o) - ALSO. wek $3.50.
Seei IN ftstts. famtIs s1a.0o-2o %,
Res 81 90 -l4.00. gesF.SAinien Sa4. 81
--a7.00, Servadt sl2.01-l1.50. Gtty srtra
Sneia @es 81 I.Co-l5.5o.
sut Neats Fns Ffau. OeysgsI.s Gel.
lies l4L-isIe. bs. 6aultsrn s-s1s.
%. Snin!sn ls-l34e.
eAmsI, lit ieit. MissEs Bs't srtrs
fla.lo-lj.2o. Raffnirtes ffe.ta. Ssnti.
nsnt Sio.6l, 3. 4. sll.50. Gsmpsuas 81,
Sc
Ia.s N wtGis. trims Sits 7s.,,
Gsnutrs 7s[-st
Ssumnsflf aamsn.CsI III wiHis.
Rrla,a rssss $500, prtma 6oMnsr ssissi
&7.gS $50.
Hetrs Isun IN itstis. Aaihntrtes Rem
psrf &7.41, SsiIassl,aia uas Balttmsrs
E7.40. be. tn ouIt $500.
Bs lie IN rubi;, Osmsnie 8Issss 80
Sic.
eas, III He.i1. etratnss. SsSsSnIIHss
bis eatsA Si.lo--f 30.
fsvpsntt n IN iteai ~ 7Ss.
Ests IN ruliy. etnssiwiidss 51--5114s.
Satna 5L---se.
Hs IaHsi N rnhi1. NsuDsIssRs DysR
Astiie. gutter Bis a,!:s. 3o--t5e.
Rafiee BIO go. llLe. San.
ios go. 4 l2e. eorsopa ll1%-l3Ie.
Bxxsr.--Hshsr in fstia. &ussasaSs 81
Zen 5.&se. Gentriiuaal % Tea 1886, Re.
lsfes, i3u6sr8, 1sh3.IS. NafWntrtsr 3u4sr
IN ruhis. Gut 2ssf $40. Grui>ss $500.
NsMIt ~" 4.95:. GuAsS 4.33e. Ssp.
ssrss 4.70e. 1ra1iIatss 4.s3e. Gssmsas
,.N"i.s,. Gsnfsetioasss ~" 4..oe; ~.
4.35, 20. 20. }Je. Rs. 3a.35. Re.4 &.2Oe.
10. s.54.l5c, Re-. s4.l0.. Re-. 74.o5e. Rs.
Bl.DOe. Rs.S 3.g5c, Sc. 10 s.9o:, 1s. IL
3.s5e. Re. IL 3.5J:. Rs. is SITS. Rs. IL
6.75e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-03

Gin &upitel pom QuQer.
eSn Ietnem r8riinen 5sirrih" er3G6lt
@ottfrieo Seller, oaB CT oft als Sinb
lin SpaB" etpas erbidtet babe. 60
itreng bic tpirtlidhe, eqoiiti1te 2iioe au
beitrafen 1T, 10 iteben Tolhe tarmIo>
len SuQenbIder3e. tDie bel 2eQer, mitz
unter oiht an Der 8rsn3e Der tunitlee
rtf6en proouttion, pon peneu Elm
0itter (Oon 6ofmaHnstboD iagt:
% golone Qiigen, psroeno obns
Gin Srieb Der Gunit, i'm unbsrpubtsa
W{unoi"
Sin betunnter 8Ipboloqe er3Gblt
p0n osrgIei6en Rtnoerfabulieren:
mginer metner tleinsn g}effen, Der in
oisIer IiebensniirotgTten Torm oes
SIuuterns geoeutenoes leiitete, psrIeaz
te, oa mir in Berlin 9erpanote haben,
iaon NIT B Sobren ben Saauplas
ietner gr8abIung serp0buIi1 uaa
"Rorozgerlin" pontt fir ben tleinen
5iroIer dbnlife 9Drsuqe perbunbeu
idienen, tpie 'ie TonIt nit Miinabdus
ientoben aus fernen SnIeIn in Sinperz
mdrhen ouftreten. 60 er3Gblte Der
anabe: nSn Rorbzgerlin Tino Safeu
uno SunoIe auf benz Dad. Sic tIets
tern nit eiHem 2eiterls 'nauf, uno
bonn tommt elm seIspbon, ipeiBt bu.
eir langes Sell, auf Den1 tormen lie
biz bierber. 9espegen Iiro lie bann BET
uns". Sut6 oieIes rbesneoeu" erbdlt
Der StluB Der p6antditiIten Sinoerz
er30tluna fat etpas pom Gharatter
oes sr3dblenoen Mptbus." gtamentli9
i'm oeutiaen GuFTas IeiItsn, bei ridti,
ger 4nisitung. oerortiq Triib fabuliz
renbe Elnosr oFt iebr 9ebeutenoes.
uno bic pdoagooiIde Yraris Ite6t bier.
penn Iie bieie t0itlihe Gube Der toms
btnotoctfden GGantaiie rihti1 bsbana
oeIn iou, bor Der itpierisen 4ufgobe,
ciG piiDes RoB ron eoeIItem 9Iute Al
pilenen. 5u 5dbmen unD pem @uten
oienitbar 81 MAIDEN. Der 2e5rer tpiro
I'm Ic itren9er Der rsgoiitiI6sn, tpirts
Itfsn 2uge", 81 Der audi bic oft sineez
bJoetc pber ourh 2ngIt. Fuglbeit u.
|. 10. porgeTple9elte nS6ultrantfeit"
oebt1t. entgegeutrsteu. Der pipholcae
Stan!ep So1 srfrdbnt, ba er Iih neuera
binQs nit Dem Gositsl .2iloe1" piIs
isnihaTtli6 beTtdftigt bat, fierbct
au$ oic nberoIihe 2iise", ourd bic Elm
groBrEutbiger anabe oft fir einen
'd)pdtsren &nmeraber bic Strafe alf
Tit himmt. Shr nabe perpunbt lit bic
eurf 3uneiguno ober 9tbneiour9 bes
nirote rparteiliige": nBohrb:it fir
uniere Sreuube unb 2Gesn fir uuIer.
fFsInoe" 1T. rpis Der antsritaniIhe
YIntolooe in isinsr jiingiten Sdrtf.
bemsrtt. cine BEL ainberu unb prilnifis
ben StGmmen, ia felbft bel ben, aul.
turmeniten melt perbreitsts Qsbenss
regeI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-03

G6ultsrn. 3ssss Hare Ss!ttn osr'
ya6t, $9.50-9.75.
Onttss. - Narst ftssis. Gfssmssy "a
80e. TGtsp 23-27e.
etss. - Rarn ftstis. Driids 30 "-
BE psr DxtsRS.
&6fs. - Rarh fstig. Gssaa 1AA-
l5s<e OeE 8fuuA.
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Gkt eass. 2. Tes.

Etuesfss. - S.s,ss s+.50 - 7.50,
fsras Sttsrs ~ 20 $40. refli1: etiers
sl.25-s.40. 6to fer, IN, Seesers 80
SIS, Raseu1s 6sIfsrs 81. 15-s 80. Ndlbsr
C.0o--9.oo. Esrft laasiam uuo ihwab.
ShDsiys. -- ssiats s6.Si--T.3O. as.
Hiitts $3.50 - 7.35. 'hnsrs 10 500 .35,
rashs $S9)-7.05. satt bic ausertsi.us
T.o'--7.s5. 5sr.sE f6io 700. Sarti
5--i0c h05er.
Saafs uns aammer. - 5Aa's
ftsasiriihs S22s-t.30. wsftIits s2.75
--425. 3aArEinss 81 2o-5.25.
HH,.:--1is3stnii ., sl.25-S.T0, pss.
ltte s..50-6.65. Hari. lteii1.
3ifIsr. -- Ntrs,is1 900. SArsins
rs, 600, e4afe uae sdmnsE 10000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-03

E 10 Ises, 2, Tef

Eem yst., 2. Iei.
Y,rr uar bsuie rubis m s37. .sO-a8.2
unb aupfer mar rubis 2s.s ~ $13.Oo-
1928. 1teetroIpthif Bu sla.s7L - 1900
uno Safttna a. $i2.6o - ll.75. glei nes
ribis su sa.45--4.55 uuo Sp tier sbenfaas
su S5.s5 - 5.95. Giisn mar ftetiq. -
70. 5oanors fort5srs ~ sl5.75-ls.25.
xo. o,. ~ Slj.2j-i5.75. Ro. l 5olt5er4
axo go. i Souttsra fol. ~ Sl5.75-lS.23.
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GroesrtsS.

&ndf 6.O0t, poDesrso $50. 4aSs3 b.45r.
sranuistes 5.20e. Gsnfeetisnsrs ~" 5.l0t.
on ~" 4.so-5.05t. msitsr srtra 81
4 <.n5--4.75s, srtra >. 6" 4.55-a.s .s0e. srsina,
rsr ssibsr 4.35-4.40t.
Hs Ia Is ift iissts 1sr CrIsaas
Cpss Asttls 2s-sst. GsntrifuaaI ls--as.
per oaaeRs. Sorahum 33--37e per GaIore.
Hsis.-Marlt ,le,nftA tssss't ass astss.
3sxtftana. 8anev osss SIX. psiwa ~
-6Xe. srsinaysr sx-&Le. aspas -
Il per 1fsns.
Dairs. .Sssbu!ts.
Bstsr. - Rabirsse aut. grsife ftesia.
Bansy grsamsyy 32ks. &sss nsry fiYRs 3ls,
80. feesnss 2ss. tsnss 1sisv 32s. 70. i
zoe ~. Sfxns.
ads. = Rsrn n.ts. D,,s "a. lsxs,
Hssewsals4sr l7-l7Ke. Rsp Ssrs lrLs,
O4vei,sr lsH-20fs. xiubsTsss 1876.
Dri9 l6e per S.ans.
eisr. - ansesot febr masin, W.r't
fsf.er. Hsima f,ti&s oatnsrsiss S71,e.
HrAs aSs. snSers &c. feesass zoe per
DtS.. 10 xa& Esllitdt.
osflatG. sladfrdae out, Trs'fe
nst,p. - Sprina Sbi6eS Ike, Aatnss
l0-lle. Sdbne Sc. 1ruttssHss ls1<s. Suns
l0e. extsn l2-l3s. SAME s--i0s per Vis.
Cbn une Osml,.
AsyfeL-5an:v Rem Dors $780,. 90.
asposnl,Ae $l.25-3.01 per B5I.
Gitssnsn. @sslt t.tg. Galtlsysis
e4.5,--s.1u. Reiiina ti.50-5.oO ysy Atts.
Dssnsen. - Nsrit ru3ts ans ltssis. -
esl,gorata s3.25 - $50. 6iSrtoa tx.a5 -
AIS per &ifte.
Estntraaben.-gataDba I5-lee per
ponp.4ort.
grsibeISeersm.-ss.5o-7.oo PER
Sbl.
&artsffeIn. - Rihigan $l.5o-I.ss.
Susiara $l.Bo - l.65. sinbeimijde LIS
vss 6bl. uno 4S-5oc per gu.
SIbfarto ffein. Tanep Serfep
81. $500, Gaftsrn Shore 81. rs - l.5o.
stnteimsins 81. .0o--l .25 per gbI.
Araut. - Rssti hsHs. 9tnbeimii&sS
20 - Soc per Dbl. uno $4.00 SEQ per
Ton auf oem Geteiie. 5aacp Caniib s.. 90
1000 per Ton.
9piebeln. - Oelss $2.2S-2.SO per
Dbl. unb 10-7s per gu.
tten.-el.s0-i.2Sp per Dbl.
ete6rlbe n.-$l .0o-l.25 per 0bt.
rom oiors.
Qanbs Srssu....
Rs1asn. - R4sit hsfts. ertns Rsss
yooiett es.i5, esIasts naS ~ oenb se.
yNt6ts Nsss NO ~ On.
Gen. - Nsstt su1te- 70. I xtmDt1p
el8.6O. -. = %. 9s7.OO. -. . %. 1l6.0v
- 1925; Flea. SemifAts IL. ! tl5.25 -
1915. -. : y. $lS.75 - M.26; &Iss.
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Trlid d { c b er.

2Sn Der @eriammlung Der Boitbe.
omteu bielt Elm Observation-Disclosures
cine fabelbait lange Heoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-03

Tsr tlnfat I'm bie I,er 6teartnssa sauB.a BE-
tief 10 tsute ouf q. .10z, $50.
ostsisostsstestea.
Die Astien Der Gine. Uas & electric 60.
uae BITE Gtns. Srset Ry. Go. maren beute
tonangebeuf. beiouoers aber bic lettersn.
welfe itari tn Aa@iraee waren. aud, bic
aftien Der Il. o. trtnttna 60. uureen sbens
toQs s!emlit itari sebanoelt. Die foisens
ben 8ersdufe iino gu beri1ten:
- ~ 0ssta. -.
pefov~ 0aIl
81 sstisn Gine oss 5 Slse. C.. s........... 81.
" nffien Columbus 0dS pfb.............. IS
sSp 0olunibia Uas. 6er. 6er...................... %
Sfrst Cali
g aitlsn giu. Street ~. Gs...........f5s
W attien 8. u. . e.. bfb..................H H:f
0yttsn beI 6einMsuS 0aS Dtiel nso. r.
" attssu Der Qsluueto ocA 0les. len
Bstvs~r Gall.
~ alfisn bes Eslumsia 0os 4 ofss...... IS
nfsssM 0f-s. 49, q 9iseRte. ......... t7k
~ affier 6leil1uruan. orf................fi7A
ts~sns Cal.
50 disten u Q. 8rintiua gu.......-.. ooes
!" a1Sisu Sa:. 0trsei ~. 9s..........-..iA
N sifMsa Deaylse:
sios Ginc. e. Smp. 1. 1874 ............. .i1fl.
0a4he9snse IaseIs psn I'm hiefiaen
D asit tbsR Rnolt4en 8snbs uns xftiea essbt
eis etIt,iegen luottrunsen an:
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Siebmdrtte.

Ginetn Je;ember.
9afukr uno YerIonot rpiarsno ben per.
hcfenen "a etunoen. persIiden NIT ben
'orberas5sncsa 4 Iasen, iparen pie foIat:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-03
81 a b ifalbeilung
--ber--
WerpeniGw66e.

ebfoa1e nero0fe gerfonen, aepIaat bon SofI'
nlngsloietelt uno fdIebten lfdumen, eridopl'
enoen Ausf!niien, 8rldts Ril6eus n1b aopi'
ftmer3en. 6aarau8fau abndbme bes Gebors
uuo 8ehtts. 9dtarrb. U{aecnbriden, Gniblper'
itopung WlfeigIett, 9rrbt6en, 5tttern Ser5iic'
gfen. NrnlthefIeminuuQ. aenqittdfeit nno Irtip'
tnn--ertn9reH aus bcm s3asrnotrennb", tete
einfad,, fhucl nub billig alc unnatiIr-
lid)en 8erlnitc uno anoerc 5olaeu ln.
geublid)er &crirrnnacn ariinolid; &c.
leilt nnb poac 0einnSheit nnb tsrob-
finn uieoererlangt mcroen fDnnen. -
Sans ncneS SeilUerfaBren. Sober ieim
ciaener Nrst.
2lefes auBuoroentli1 rfercf'antr ltflb Iehr.
reibe 8ud t8enithe aufIage 1910), lpeine3
bon Sung unt- alt. WIanu uno 5ror eclrisn
toeroen foate, lam aeaen @infcuouue BON %
Gents in 9riefmarfcn 6crItegeIt be6oGcn peroeu
bon heT
EripatsSlinif, 1S1-6. glDcune,
NEW YORK. Nv
glan ertpdbHe bas Cincinnati 8OIisbIati.
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Oosn Welb,,artte.
GrettsAs. DeA 1910,


6u9 keste maren BITE Danien NIT Neu.
ssHeorbetfen itaff tsi4ditst, bod mar
~ Mad so8e mad Caseben insu,ey
ned istns srets snb gelb Ut fen. - Bon
osa 0aateR spusben Darleben ..ou coli"
- A$zx aus0eiieben unb Oei&6ftss
?dpieys uurben ~ ~ piSionttrt. Sm Of
lsnen Warfte Unroen Darieben ION cAu"
~ A--5HS nas aui 0sit ~ t1I< vIaeirt.
osAia ssi Nee Dsss
Oafem ftett9 uRs muyoen ju puri
owsi0en tantsn perfauft. Die 1oxntsrs
sass bstsxst Zoe 3,rdmie per $1,000.
sssAfa ssi Ussssa
Uaren, tetto. - 0eute fnb hts fslesns
ssn OnetisuueeR vx beri6ten:
xoneen, Eags etdt. f4.s0x ger
tO 1ase Si9t, $4.82L per e.: yaris
. xaae Si6t. l21-si5 francs per 800 !:
p 1aee Si6t, bl7h - A20 Francs per
ylO0 fhr Dsuti&lanb. Tase ei&t I
Wert S6zc, be. 90 Iags Stdt, 2ke.
Documentary gius auf 2onoon murbsn
~ e4.Sl. auf Otaseom ~ S4.soI unb
axf Oslfuf ~ - .sox psrtaaft.
cssese.c csGasansusu
enkia aamn Hntia sY3a q ~sQ>, .os eas~~ ~~ts
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4ll bubcH bel aiIen Gfoeers 3robieeu Sie eins
10c aunIle. Gas 3sefutiai miro gte aberrd!nsn.
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@lo ffe.

ebret bic Grausn, Ne iIsdien unb
tleben.
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% golbue Qigen, psroeno obns
9runb,
Gin Srieb Der GunIt, i'm unbetpuBtea
Wunb"
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Or. QrnoIo u afareep.
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mlan erpdbHe bas Cincinnati 8OlisbIa
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-03
GOVERNMENT BEGINS
CASE FOR $43,OOO,OOO
Also Asks for Recovery Of 100000 Acres
in Oregon Railway Land Grant

PORTLAND, Oregon. June 3.-The
government iled its brief last night
In the United States district court
In It's case against the Oregon 4
California railroad company. which
Is now the Southern Pacific. to set
aside the grants OF 1855 and 1870
consisting OF about $500. eco acres
Of land valued at $4,000, eco and
to recover about 1900, 600 acres OF
unsold lands in the grant. The &C
ton Of the government is the prln-
cipal subject OF discussion In rail-
road circles today. 1t Il the biggest
suit ever fled IN the state OF Oregon
and will be a bitter legal contest.
The government contends that the
railroad flagrantly violated the eondi-
tions Of the grant which provided
that the land should be sold to set
tiers in quantities OF not more than
one quarter section each at a price
not exceeding $3.50 an acre. The
railway company admits that IL dis
posed Of much OF the land at from
SIS to 500 an acre. but contends
that It had the right to dispose OF its
own lands at any price 1t saw at
from the fact that 1t had title to the
same. The lands in question are be-
tween Portland and Ashland and are
some of the finest in the state.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-03
HIGH SCHOOL CON-
TRACT TO KREIG
Cope Plumbing Co. Gets Contract
For Heating Plant i'm New
Budding.

The school board last night com
pleted the signing Of the contracts
with E. NJ. Kreig and the Cope
Plumbing company. who were the
successful bidders on the new high
school and heating plant respective
ly. Mr.. Kreig's bid was 337.s4s and
the Cope Plumbing eompany's was
1880. The last named bid was not
the lowest bid. but the board was OF
the opinion that the Cope Heating
plant was superior to the others. Mr..
Kreig started a crew at work today
and will rush the work 70 completion.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-03


commission on complaint could at
tack any Of these rates on the ground
that they were unjust and unreason-
able. and II they were so found 1t
could issue an order declaring that a
just and reasonable rate be charged.
Sweeping Change in Procedure.
Moreover. under past practice the
burden OF proof OF injustice and un-
reasonableness OF rates has rested
upon the complainant Senator Cum
minis proposed in the senate several
days ago and the senate unanimously
adopted an amendment providing that
hereafter the burden Of proof as to
the iustness and reasonableness OF a
rate should be placed upon the rail-
road. The sweeping effect OF this
change in the law will be realized
when the difnculty of proving the
rate unjust and the expense connect
ed Herewith are considered.
The supreme court has held that
the basis Of a reasonable rate Is the
value Of the property used for trans
portation purposes. But there never
has been a valuation BY the govern
ment, although some Of the roads
themselves have lad experts make
them. The shipper can not do more
than make a rough guess on this
point.
Frequently the capitalization of the
road Is no guide. since bond and
stock issues have been made far be-
yond the real value Of the property.
Administration Forced to Act.
The administration has been assail-
ed by railroads for instituting pro
ceedings under the Sherman anti
trust law for the dissolution of the
associations that roads have formed
The latter insist that the administra-
tion, through the recommendation
of the president. gave public notice
that rate announcements would be
permitted. The administration ans
wered this argument by pointing out
that the house declined to approve
the rate agreement in the Wicker
sham rate bill and similar actions
taken by the senate. The law re-
mains. therefore. as 1t always has
been.
Roads Have General Understanding.
There is nothing now for the presi-
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-03
Slide HALTS WORK
At PANAMA CANAL
Mountain Of Mud and Rock Slide Into
Pioneer Cut

WASHINGTON, June s.--The Cul.
ebra slide, the cause OF much appre.
hension on the part OF the construct
ing engineers in Panama, has become
more serious than was at FIRST fear
ed. On the morning OF April Is, IL
steam shoyels were unable to resume
work because of the movements oil
the slides in the Culebra and Guerra
raeha cuts.
During the night of the 18th a
mass OF stone and mud. estimated
at 100000 cubic yards. broke away
from the main mass Of the Cueara-
cha slide and dropped rapidly into
the bed OF the canal. filling the .Pion-
eer cut for 500 feet and stopping
only at the top of the west bank.
Many of the tracks were covered or
torn away. delaying the work OF re-
moving the debris, which required
four days.
At Culebra the damage was COM
paratively small. A marked move
ment OF the Cnlebra slide caused the
removal Of eonvicts from the stock
ade at Cold Hill to the penitentiary
at Culebra. There seems to be no
immediate danger OF q collapse Of
the buildings. but the police deem
shss rssra-xrs4 s4=aazss#zs T., TsVssss.F,f .
stampede In case OF a sudden move
ment.
The total amount OF excavation In
the Panama canal during the month
OF April vas 2.60l .347 cubic yards
The heavy rains during the month
retarded the work. but no serious
delay resulted
Nearly one-eighth Of the total con-
crete to be laid in the lock had been
placed on May 81.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-03
HORSEATTEMPTS TO
enter CITY JAIL
Two BADLY Mixed Runaways With
But Little Damage Considering
Conditions.

A little excitement was caused this
afternoon by double runaway at
the same time. The driving horse OF
J. II, o'Rourke was standing on
Sherman street between Fifth and
Sixth streets when Il became fright
ened and started to run down the
main street and ii struck the Con
sumers eompany's horse near By and
caused Il to start on the run down
the street, but Il turned at the city
hall and ran down the steps Of the
city jail, when Il was stopped by the
wagon becoming lodged between the
stair railing and the building. Mr..
o. ROurke's horse continued at rec
ord pace down sherman aud then
turned to the right at Second street,
where 1t was stopped after running a
few blocks. with no damage done.
The Consumers company's horse was
considerably scratched. especially
where IL was struck by the buggy OF
the other animal
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-03
MASONIC MEMORIAL DAY.

All members Of the order OF the
Eastern Star are invited to join with
Queen Esther chapter No. ~ in OBJ
serving Memorial Sunday. June 5th
The members win assemble Al San
der's hall at 1880 O'Clock shAp,
where they viii be Joined By KoOt.
enai lodge No. "a, A. F. & An A
line Of march viii be formed under
escort Of Temple COmmandery No. s
Knights Templar to the Methodist
church. where special services will
be conducted BY Rev W. H. Fry. who
will deliver the sermon. Appropriate
music win be rendered b. the choir.
All 'Masons and their families are
especially invited TO attend the SER
vices.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-03
PROBATE COURT NEWS.

Probate Judge Egbers continues
be one OF the busiest officers in
e city hall building. Today he
AIDE the order OF adoption legal
the case of Isaac Trotechand and
fe of their grand child yernin
ght years old. and also appointed
/. Troteehand legal guardian Of the
y and his estate. Mathew Reilly
d wife's adoption OF Rosalie Trote-
and. ten years, was ratified and
athew REILLY was appointed Legal
ardian OF the girl and her estate
l. w Bells fled notice Of his suit
ainst G. H. Tamblin. Fred War
p, ct. al. known as the Consolidat.
loeators. Bellies asks for SSH
that be claims is due him for 10
ting parties for this Arm and also
penses incurred therein.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-03
DoCroR KILIs AlAp COYOTE.

LEWISTON. Idaho. June Word
reached here last night that another
rabid coyote had been killed recently
in the Craig mountain district by Or.
y. J Harrington OF clifford. Or
Harrington. accompanied by his wife
was driving In the vicinity OF Reub-
ins. and ran onto a coyote standing
In the middle Of the road, which
showed a disposition to dispute the
right Of way.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-03
FIGHT FANS GRILL
GOV. GILLETTE
lay His Statements Are Untrue and
Unjust 70 Jefrries.

Jay His Statements Are Untrue and
Unjust TO Jeffries.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. June 3.-Gover-
lor Gillette of California, after
|randing the Johnson-Jeffries fight as
fake. left for the west today. u
m suck Of the whole business" was
be governors final statement before
leaving the city. The governor
declarations started a storm among
be fight fans and sporting writer's
commenting on the interview say
bat the fight will be watched very
osely. The governor admitted that
said the fight was fixed, but de
ared that these were his private
Unions. and that private views and
hcial ones were not always the
Inc. Most of the writer's assert
lat Governor Gillette's arraignment
the fighters is not just and claim
lat Jeffries' reputation for square
ess is such as to inspire confidence
lat the fight viii be on the square.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-06-03
THE COMET GROCERY
OPENS FOR BUSINESS
Nelson Brothers 4 10. Start second
store In City Monday.

Nelson Brothers 4 10. Start second
Store In City Monday.
Monday morning Nelson Brothers
a Co will open a new grocery store
In the room at the corner OF North
Fourth and Occur d'Alene streets.
For the past three years the Arm
has conducted q grocery store on the
old Fort Grounds and this is its sec
ond venture in the mercantile line.
Its business has been successful and
its trade In the city proper has grown
to such proportions that an uptown
store became a necessity for the bet
ter accommodation Of It's customers
and on Monday morning Its doors
will be thrown open 10 the public
under the name OF The Comet
Grocery. The stock is entirely new
and It Is the object OF the firm TO
conduct a first class store.
The members OF the Arm are Oscar
Nelson. Fred Nelson and C. c.
Croonquist. men OF long experience
In the grocery business The public
Is invited to visit the new store
Monday and all will be- welcome.
These young men have made a sue
cess OF their business from the start
and the second store Is the result OF
that success