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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12
Eight Car, Lines
Each Way to Store.
In the Mems Store Today

This Mems Store all one block-long floor contains
everything man needs to wear-or to play with
MEMS OVERCOATS-excellento ones selling at
$I4.5O.
Bv no possibility will coats of the same quality be
available at less than S22 80 next November some
will cost $50.
These Black and Oxford cheviot overcoats IN me-
dunn long medium full style the most staple gar
ments in our stock and will be correct for years to come
We can fit nine out of ten men-at S14.5O.
New Building.
GLOVES THAT MEN wearing. Starting
with the Princeton known to thousands as the best
Dollar Gloves Wanamaker gloves go by steps to the
finest English product.
At $780, Royal Capekn black and white is i'm
the same Gloves show back stitching
gloves always demand Gray and $3.50 and &
the popular
And so on through gloves than you to read
about when it is easy come and see them
foor New Building.
Lincoln Bennett Silk -Lincoln-Bennett
Derbies-the royalty of hatdon1.
The Spring blocks now holding court at Wanna
Makers
All good American men are eligible for presentation
NB-Mens Caps Gloves present prices a royal
rs TO 50 cent below market value
MANI floor New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12
Brass Beds March
With February Furniture
800 in Special Purchase of Our
Quality, to Be Sold at IS Per Cent Les


Anyone thought of bedsteads being made
only sereoyped designs should take little walk around
Seventh Gallery and Hspplewhte Georgian LOUIS
XVII Queen Sheraton Empire Crafts style bungalow and
youths styles, from $40 to $500
special interest during February the fine brass beds
during duest monh-and such
they afford of their
usual price.
$3.50 and SIS sell good single hreequarter
ful-sized bedsteads, with wonCh polished
nshand the brass rolled steel tubing strengthen the
posts.
posts, posts In three
AT $3.50 bungalow single
size only
While these bedsteads than regular
perhaps should says PER
CENT. LESS THAN OUR OWN REGULAR PRICES Wanna
their prices all through
year, during February make those
low prices.
Seventh Gallery, New Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

In the act of March 8. 1909. a survey was
ordered for the Hudson River, providing
for d depth of twelve feet at the lowest
stage of water This Improvement is TO
furnish a suitable outlet for the 1.O00-ton
barge canal now being constructed by the
000.o00. It is regretted that the report or
the engineers did not reach the commit
tee in time for the adoption of this pro-
ject but the committee is advised that IL
will be submitted to Congress In time for
action by the Senate Committee on Com
merce, and that an appropriation will then
be inserted in this bill by that committee
suitable to the magnitude of this great
work is the belief of this committee. An
important section of the state barge canal
will be opened before the close of navi-
CATION in 1914 and in order to have a suf-
ficient channel for bargeS TO pass unveXed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-12

That an authorization for the deepening
of the Hudson River will be carried in the
bill is promised by the report Of the com
mittee, which says:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-20

ober ooh etpos eebeiiert. @ritens
erfobrt man iebt, ooB Der amerifoni-
lfe Eroteit (onge nidt 10 idlroff
gebalten NOR, ols mic es anfaugs
bieB. lt1iere Negierune iou nid)t
gegen Die Gerltaatli6une i'm 4Gge=
meinen proteitiert baben, ionoern
nur ooeeeen, oaB reeelredt abge-
idloiiene 9ontrofte> ourd lie oufge-
boben ooer beeintrGdtigt miirOen.
9os flilet idon anoers. Gam
miro aus 9eutiblano genleloet, man
moae Sen in Srage ltebenoen 0e=
iebentlpurf 10 umanoern, oaB Die
omerifaniiden 4bnebmer feline SdJo=
oigung ooer 9eeiatradtiguns ibrer
Sntereiien erlitten. Gas flingt oltd)
idon better. 5erner miro gentel-
Del, Die oeutide 8egierune ipplle
fiinftig amerifaniiden Waisipu!p
3olfrei einloiien. 0as mdre cine
groBe @ereiinitisung. ltno idlieB-
li1 fon1mt aus Berlin Die Nadridt,
Der 8irtl6aftlide @usi6uB lei auf
Den "a. Sanllor 81 elmer SiBung ein-
berufen noroen, Inn iiber Die Siege
lung oes bonbelspolitiiden Der
baltnilies 5lt 0el1tidlono gu beras
ten. @uh erfabrt man aus @aibing>
ton, ooB 9a1tiflono ltnierer Gegie.
ruro cine Note bot iiberreiden loi=
fen, III Der lie peridieoene 3uaeitano-
niiie be5iiglid Der 3oae madt,
81 lit benn alio Insii6t porban=
Den, bob Die sode bod nod in
Sronung fomnte. llnb bos lpore
iebr 81 miinidell. 9enn eritens lit
es fir beioe 2alloer bon @orteiI,
pelm tie in freunoi6aftliden 9e5ie,
bungen be5islid ibres Sonoels gu
einoroer iteben = bos boben Die
lesten Sabre belpieien nno 5Wei.
tens peroen ourd) enge ltnb freuno.
idaftlide &anoelsbe5iebunee1 ord
Die onoeren 8e8iebungen eebeIiert,
mos mir ebenfaIs in ben Gesten
Sabren eeieberr baben. 9esbolb lpdre
es, iebr 81 miiniben, bas 8erbaltnis
meroe mieoer in elmer befrieoigcnoen
@eiie a~ereaelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-20

iollte bonn ipoter 6rou Goof nad)
europa bringen. @eiter lei pera6.
reoet tporoen, bob Goof on 2onsoole
naf &openbogen telegropbieren iola
le, lit pel6em .ellropaiiden Safen
ct Die Sagebiider uip. obbolen iole,
Inn ite oann idleunigit Ser l1niperii-
tat &openboeen at iiberbringen. gta=
tiirli6 mortet Ser biebere 2onsooIe
beute nod auf Goofs 9eleeramm,
Nidt eine Stinme erbebt iih in
&openbagen mebr 5ugltnlten oes cor
lpenig Monoten 10 gefeierten Norb-
p~olfabrers, Die nit 10 iiberroihen-
Ser ginitimmigfeit BON alien Sad)-
perltanoigen abgegebenen Grflarlun-
gen iino Der en0giiltige Nefrolog
iiber ben moralii6 totem Goof ge-
peiell. Sem Weni6 elaubt nunmebr,
Dob CT am Noropol gepeien, iclbil
Ger befannte @ronlonofabrer un1
GSfimofenner 8lu1o &osmuIieu uid)t
nlebr. Gr ritbnt mir rod Goofs
Sdlittenfabrt BON Sporbo naf gtof
oils cine beoeutenoe 2%eiitlu1e, nelde
bepirft babe, oaB er, &asmuie1.
friiber ol i'm gloubte, Ger Shler.
potor Bei6ueIe erflort, Dos Der Uni.
oerIitat porgelegte 9epeismoterioI
lei niht MIR Elm Sfanoal, ionocrr
cine offene &%erbobnung oes Sadper-
%itanoniiies Der Oanen in 9ingen bet
arftii6en Sori6ung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-20

Suite Betrdnfe uno fomoIer
2und ftets IN 4nrsfalIer's Galopn
uHS Neftaurant, 9iIlitn Strabe, neben
Der 6nae Der Germannsfobae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-20
2as leete ltrteil Der aopenbasener
0elebrten iibcr Or. Gopf.

yer SprflRell0e Der T0peilDageller
Gpof- 4ommiiiion Brofeiior Strom-
gren uno oas altelte beilieenoe Ntit.
glieo &ommanoenr Solm baben fid
in iibereinltimmenoer 8eiie iiber
Die ugoof- aatoitropbe" auseelpro.
den unb laiien feinen 3neifel mebr
eariiber, boB fie Goof ols eiueti
Sbninoler anleben. Sammtlide
&omiiiions- Mitslieoern ieien bonn
eriten Gage ont mo ite an Die logo
nannte upnteriudung" b~erangegal1-
gen feien, bariiber flor geporben,
DOB 6as uWaterial" einfad) Matulae
tur lei, gum minbeiten rlidt oen &C.
rineiten miiienidaftIiden @ert ia.
be. uSbierbationen" lagen iiber.
baupt niht por! Gs ipar, oils pb
elm S1iiler Dem 2ebrer BEL elmer
9riifung oas Meiultat obne Die Stus.
rednuna iiberreidt. Son einem
Witmirfen Der aitrononniihen Sad)-
funoigen Ser Gonuniiiion lei llntcr
oiefen u~mitanben aor nidt Die S9e-
De gelpeien. Goof babe 1tir gei6rie.
ben, oaB er oil bieieln ober icnelll
5oge 10 uno 10 melt gefommen lei,
Den nafiten Sag lei er 10 mo 10
biele Meilen poreeorinlgen nno babe
iid an elmer naber be5eidneten Stel.
te Der 2anofarte befunoen uim. Die
Warfhleiitungen babe er mittels Ell
nes Sdrittmeiiers feitgeitent, ben er
einem Der Sluloe INN ben &als ge-
bnnoen babe. Stun lit aber elm
Shrittmeiier in ben arftiiden &C.
genoen elm iebr umiideres Mittel,
Inn Die Gortidritte feit5ultenen. man
miB Dos Sdraubeis IL, getra6t
5iebelt, Ser 8%olarfobrer mlB aipiid)en
Gisblofen poriports 5it oringen III
d)en, nno er muB nit Dem Greiheis
rednen, Dos baufig ben aurs Gn-
bert. Goof bot ni6t einmal mitger
teilt, mie er ieirlei Sdrittme1ler
a6geleien bot. Nihtsoeitoipeniger
bat er es aber 10 eiageridtet, oab
Die bonn Shrittmeiier angege6Hen
3ablen gelau nit ieinen angebliden
vSbierpationen" itintmcn! DDS gan.
&c lit 10 finoiih, ioeen Die SahInml.
ner, DOB man Die @ffare ilnmogIib-
mebr ernit leblnen fonne. Der
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stromsren 5at
befanntli6 Or. Goof mabreno oes
@%ufentbalts in 4openbagen elmer
Priifung u~nter5ogen. Sierbei Gobe
GoOf furs ullb prdsis Die linn porge-
legten Sragen beantmortet; es babe
iid aber ge3eigt, oaB gpof feline ~tiefer-
gebenoen aitronomiiden Renntniiie
gebabt babe, oih lei er nidt ions
berlih begobt.
Goofs Sefretdr, Mr. 2onsoole.
erflGrt, Die gauge 3eit an @oof ae-
alaubt gu Baberl. Dos 9etrogen bes
Ooftors inn gegeniiber lei INNER
bos zines nolenoeten Gentleman ae-
weien. @as Die Originate Der "a.
ge. ualb Roti5bi6er goofs betritft,
70 babe Goof 5unGfit beitimmt ge-
babt. boB Ell, 2onsoole, oieie ebell-
fads nod a~Openbagen bringen iole.
Damn feien aber Dem Dofter 0e6ell.
fen gefommen. Sm 0opember lei
Goof ourh cine angeblihe, b0d)it-
mabrideinlid eroi6tete, nMittei-
lung" ongitlid gemor6en, monadj sic
8earp-&nbanger periu6en piiroeu.
Die Bopiere auf Der ueberiobrt nod
europa 5u beieitieen @. aus ois.
lem @runoe babe Goot cine yariegS.
lift" beidloiieu, Gr babe nanllid
iei1em Sefretar nur Die abi6riiten
mitgegeben = Die Originalbiiher
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@erettet ant Sor bes Subes.

8as 500 bes CODES idien fir
Murrap 50. @pers bon Sroniit
Bridge, &c. 3, eeoffnet. gr i6reibt:
SD mar in idredlidem 3uitanh
llno muroe tdelid idmdder. Biz Sic
llllbergleidlide Mebi5in electric
8itters mid furierte." so cts. bel
anen 9ruaeiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-20
Sas seras 0nnbcr

BELT aae Nieren, BIaien uno rbeunta=
tiide 2eioen; bei allen 9rugsiltelt
o0er 2 monotli6e 8ebanolung per
Boit fir ST. 9r. 6. So. Son, 1926
Slipe Ctr, ct. 2oltis, SEQ. Sdlreibt
fin 3eueniiie.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-20

9antprrboiben gebeilt in 6-14 gescn.
8asu Ointment beiIt, garantiert a(le
Sale bon SUDDEN bltube, blntenoe, her,
bortretenoe in GA Eaeen ODER Self
5uriid. soc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-01-20

Die meiiten baltem Die iur
onfri6tie, Die ibnen angsnebmes
iagen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-13
HOTELS.

BRIas EoUsE-.lo4-les East yvnsAe o..
outside rooms Rates. 20 cents Q 0iy
and up. Rates made By the Woek. 0o6or
quiet people only. 1ooetdHA
SOUTHERN HOTELS y. oasdGa ".
w. L. Gilmore. Prop. American. plan
rates. Transients. $3.50 to S1.oo pprs1ay
Phone 1912 fooct11ne
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-13

est in well established, good profit
business. to PARTY WIG can go on road
and sell the goods. Reason for selling
ness" care Journal. Pensacola. Florida
9uov1Ws
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-13

FOR SALE-Delightfui home, corner
Gadsden and 18th avenue. Lot so feet
by 275 feet. Fronts south Cement walk
surrounds place. 1902 E. Gadsden. phone
2S5. lSoct1m
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ACCOUNTANTS.

FRaNE W. RILEY. Public Accountant.
TO Blount Building. Phone 1877. 27octlm
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALEIChoice ported plants Can
be had at a bargain Mrs NJ E Hen
dirk. 1924 East Strong St, Phone s67-
1 ring. 11nov1u
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-13

FOR SALE-A well established drug bus
mess In Bombay, Fla Only drug store
in town Apply to DR.. John D. Gable.
Bombay, Fla. 12nov2ts
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statesmen WANTED.

statesmen 10 call on grocers. ccnfec-
ticners, general stores. $3.50 monthly
ans e~rarses: yearly contract Manager,
II S. Main St. St Louis. Mo. It,
SALESIAAN wanted to work Florida with
line Of candy, cigars and soft drinks.
Salary and expenses Atlanta Specially
Co.. Atlanta. Ga It,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-13

FOR SALE-5-room house and lots, 5
blocks west Of Hebrew Cemetery Ap-
ply on premises or John N. Day, 6 East
Garden Street. 30oct2w%
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FURNITURE.

WE PACK. SHIP. trPFiOLSTER ve1r.xh
Furniture. Solomon Furniture Co
Phone ST. 20 and % " Government
3iInelIsf
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-13

FOR SALE-Large number Of tenement
houses. Fine renting property. For
sale cheap. Also household furniture, gas
stoves, piano. etc. 1902 e. Ga1sden street.
Phone zS5 18oct1m
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FOR SALE-Small launch, 15 miles,
practically new, at a bargain. Let me
show you ]. 8. Walton. 518 South Pala-
fox st. 9nov1ws
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FOR RENT-Two nice large rooms up
stairs complete for light housekeeping
All modern conveniences. Apply 1902 East
Gadsden 11nov2w'
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AGENTS WANTED

AoEN FS-Monev, perfume. KIM ), Nam
lHoth rand decorated dollar kp+tle c0,
Qnickesl easiest seller. Extra s10n, 40
Xmas GIT Parker Chemical Co. Chit
S 80
OLD RELIABLE manufacturer wants
ladv 10 represent him in Florida 0ood
nav ana tailor made suit free in 90 laws
eSrerience unnecessary. Write McBradv
~ w. |"caso' 1ts
A0ENTS-Our new 1890 .'Nexro Anr., -
lack Johnson" and Jesus Died FL,
Soth." pictures get the coin PORTRAITS
frames. pfllowtops. bro~ides photo
graphic china plates. Exclusive territory
-fven. Catslogre and sarrles free Bar
In Art Association. Dept 222 ChfcasD lie
WOMEN-Sell guaranteed hose. 70 ner
cent. profit Make $50 daily Fun or
n'-' tive Beginners invas~iSa.e Sfron1
Knit Box 1929. West Philadelphia, Pa.
IT.
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FOR SALE-Lots fronting West Jackson
street, at from SIS to $125 per lot on
terms. Ebert A. Clubbs. Box 112.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-13

FOR SALE-Piano. Angelus Orchestral.
entire household furniture, also one
woven wire fencing machine. Apply 200
e. Church st, 2novlms
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-11-13

FOR SALE-Tente and tarpaulins, al
H. Mcleod & Co, 70S 8. Palafox. 17may
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FOR SALE1Good milk COW. Must be
St. nov-1o-1w-s
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT-Two rooms furnished COM
plete for light housekeeping. upstairs.
southern exposure. 1906 e. LaRua St
12nov2t"
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FOR SAL-e0-h. p. stationary steam
engine. in perfect condition. Has been
rey laced by 90-h. p. engine William
Fisher, 2os s. Palafox street, Pensacola,
Fla 25dec
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FOR SALE-Most ideal place in Escam-
bia county for country home. dairy or
farm. Four miles from city. Price re-
duced 20 per cent for prompt sale
account party leaving state Also wagon.
Their information. apply 312 North Spring
street 27oct3ws
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HELP WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. seamstress. None
but the best need apply Inquire Mon
day at Ready-To-We6f Store, I'll South
Palafox st. 1t
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FOR SALE-Two lots In Britton Place.
Apply to w r. Abbott. Century, Fla.
25oct1ms
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ONE FINE CHEST Of Carpenters Tools
at a bargain. J. 8. Walton. 518 South
Palafox st. 14oct
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| WE WILL build you q house on your
| own plan. and sell you on payments like
rent. Leslie E. Brooks Company. 43 South
Palafox street. dec13tf
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FOR RENTAL newly furnished bed
rooms, suitable for light housekeeping.
pecially suitable Tor gentlemen AS W
Gregory ST. 9nov1ws
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FOR RENT-Furnished room, good loca-
ton, three blocks from Palafox St. 214
North Barcelona St snov
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FOR sALE-scotts pure bred White Leg
horn Cockrels: Fishefs strain. Two SCOTS
pure bred White Leghorn Cockrels. One
SCOTS Pure Bred Duroc Jersey Boar,
Farrowed March II, 1910 and subject to
register. This pig Is sired by my $500
boar, Summerdale Model No 1862. Also
some boars and gifts from a cross OF pure
bred Poland China and Duroc Jerseys. S.
A. Scott. Seminole, Ala. Pure bred horses,
Cattle, Swine and Poultry. 2soct
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FOR RENT-One front bedroom fur
nished. On car line. Modern. 523 e.
Gregory St snov1w
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MADE $50. 900 in five years with q su,a l,
mail order business: began WITH s.
Send for free booklet. Tells how Yea-
cock. 5o5s. Lockport. ". 7. lnovim
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FOR SALE.

PHONE WALKER BROS. Lumber Co..
1850, for kiln dried flooring. ceiling, sid
ing. shingles, sash. DOORS blinds, frames
and turned work. 15novlm
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE EMENT-PiTMANIc SHORT.
HAND SCHOOL,.

MUSIC-Piano. Pipe Organ. Vocal Cul-
ture Music transposed and arranged
A c. Reilly Studio ~ e. Chase St.
16ocf1rps
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WANTED.

or three connecting fur
Wished rooms. HIGHT hou.et coping rrivil-
e~ss rreferred Address "o99." care Jorr-
nal. 13nov1ts
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WANTED--Everyone with good second
hand sacks to communicate with F. s
Me,iep q Co. Pensacola. fla relephone
"a Corner Of Ga rden and Aicanix streets.
-. 1Zfuue
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-02-11
To The School Trustees of Idaho
County.

Section I of the Session Laws
of 1909 provides, That the Board
of Trustees of every common
school district and the Board of
Education of every independent
school district are authorized to
select one Of their members to
attend any meeting called by the
County Superintendent for the
purpose of general instruction,
and are authorized to defray the
expenses Of such member, in any
amount not to exceed the sum of
three dollars $500 per day,
three cents (3c) per mile going
to and from such meeting, such
expense to be paid from the gen
eral fund Of the district, pro-
vided, that such allowance shall
not be for more than two ~
days in any one year
Acting under the provisions of
the above act, / hereby call a
meeting of the school trustees of
Idaho county to be held at the
high school building in Grange
vile, Saturday, February 10. at
10 o'clock a. m.
President Black and Prof.
Talkington, of the Lewiston State
Normal School, and Prof. Car
lyle, head of the department of
agriculture of the State Univer-
sity, will address the meeting.
The duties of trustees in re-
gard to the school elections and
the making out of reports will be
discussed, also the rural high
school question will be consider
ed.
feel that at this meeting you
will receive much practical infor-
nation to assist you in maintain
ing a high standard Of excellence
in the schools of your several
districts. trust, therefore, that
you will be present'at this meet
ing and cooperate with me in
making it a success.
P. M. GRANVILLE,
County Supt. of Schools.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-02-11
Caught Up BootIeggers.

According to a Lewiston dis
patch government agent Sam
Cone late last week arrested j.
R. Gatewood, of Morrowtown,
and Cougar SAM Crawford,
who is mail carrier between Nor
row and lilo, on charges of intro
ducing liquor on the reservation.
Crawford was caught with a keg
of liquor in his possession and
was arrested and the liquor con-
fiscated. Gatewood has been in
business at Morrow and Kippen
for several years past and is said
to have been furnishing liquor to
people on the reservation most OF
this time. Both men were bound
over to the federal court for
trial.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-02-11
SLAYTON RAISES
fine CATTLE
Former Cottonwood Citizen Gets
Top Price in Portland Market
for his cattIe---Owns Big AIfaI-
ia Farm at PrineviIIe, Oregon.

The following item from a
Prineville, Oregon, paper regard
ing a former resident Of this
place will prove of interest to
many of our readers:
The five cars of steers sold in
the yards last week at $5. 35, the
highest price of the season for
Oregon stock, came from Prime
vile and were shipped in by
George Slayton, of that place.
The steers averaged 1888 pounds
and were sold by Hunt & Lacey.
Il am well pleased with my
treatment in the Portland mark
ct" said Mr.. Slayton. Portland
Journal.
Mr.. Slayton had 110 head of
steers that averaged 1888 pounds,
and sold for $5. 35; five head that
average d 1853 pounds that
brought $4.7 Is; and one COW that
weighed 116O that brought $4.75.
In commenting on the market
at the time Mr.. Slayton sold, the
Portland Journal says: While
there is only a fair tone in cattle
at this time and the buyers are
quite well supplied, sales of ex-
ira select Prineville stock was
made during the day as high as
$5.35.
Good steers sold as high as
SIS. 10, a very good price consider
ing the fact that the stuff could
not be rated first class. Cows
sold at $4.25, but it took select
quality to bring $4.75.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1910-02-11
PARDON BOARD
AT WORK
One Notorious Murderer Set Free
and Another Gets His Sentence
COMMITTED and Perhaps Later
be ParOIed.


A Boise dispatch dated Feb. 8,
says: The state board of par
dons today granted four absolute
pardons and commuted the SEN
tence of Arthur Goode, convicted
of the murder Of Emma Aubrey
Rt Wardner in November, 1902,
from life Imprisonment to 81
years. James P. Wayne, the
prosecuting attorney for Sho-
shone county, vigorously opposed
the application while Carlton
Fox, of Wallace, counsel for
Goode, asked for clemency.
The pardons granted by the
boaru were as follows:
Lorenzo Sly, murder, Latah
county, sentenced to life impris-
onment.
Joseph G. Clark, manslaughter,
Canyon county, sentenced to
serve seven years.
Albert Allen, grand larceny,
Kootenai county, sentenced to
serve nine years.
A. Leon, forgery, Ada county,
sentenced to serve three years.
The principal interest in the
meeting of the board centered
upon the application Of Arthur
Goode, who was sentenced by
the Shoshone county district
court to life Imprisonment upon
conviction of the crime of muir
der in the second degree. His
application was first presented
at the October meeting, it's con-
sideration being suddenly con-
tinued upon the motion of his
attorney following the publica-
ton of an article upon the case
by the Wardner News and the
subsequent burning of the plant
of the publication, the origin of
the fire being unknown. He was
convicted in July, 1902, and SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment, be-
ing received at the state peniten-
tiary in August Of the same year.
The legal representative of Goode
does not screen his belief that
Goode will shortly be paroled.
Sly, the Latah county murder
er, was convicted of the murder
of Marshal Hayes, of Troy, a
prominent resident of Latah
county, Sly had been guilty of
a breach of the peace and was
at his home in Troy when Hayes
started there to place him under
arrest. He resisted arrest and