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'HARPERS'
III R00E9 "
My
Mark Twain

By William Dean Hovells

Now and then there comes q
book, written from the heart, q
book which without meaning TO
tells all about the writer, his
hopes and fears and loves and
aspirations This is that kind
Of book little bit Of book
which will live when great books
are forgotten. IL IS the story Of
the answering affection-(ons
might almost say love)-of one
man for another, and the mere
recording of the trust and friend
ship and sympathy between
these two makes a story greater
than any fiction because it u
true. IL ought TO be called
"The Story Of Two Lifelosg
Friends" IL is tender and true
and mellow and altogether low
able.
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HI.,or, and Description.

An IA soldier an inmate II the Sol
disrs Home n South Branch. nesr Hamp-
ton virgins has written - clear and
attractive description - the institution
in Optic Views and Impressions - the
National soldiers Home. Hampton. Viz
9in,a- ~ l. cobb, John Vans maker
The book was prepared originally with
the intention ~ having IL ready for the
Jsmes'gwn exhibition. but there we're
DELAYS Mr. Edward 7 Cobb. the AN
thor. relates 'he circumstances under
which he entered the home speaks IN
hixh praise ~ th" management and Of
the treatment 81 the veterans and then
describes IN detail all the departments
His description IL illustrated with many
excellent photDgrarhs
The changes and condemnation which
Mr. Gaprge Wharton James has found
nsce.sarv IN preparing The Grand
Canyon ~ Arizona 1.ittls. Brown and
Company have turned 10 practically
into a Guide book and leave its full value
,o hi. earlier volume on che same region
Though he has che needs ~ the tourist
chiefly in mind IN his description of hotels
and trails and aizhis he does not omit the
ipter.stiuE h!st pry ~ the exploration of
tn. cAhon, including the eycitinR story
~ the tourney down the river IN Ia0s
"A j. pity that tbs need of a new title
.bouId obscIre the proper name 81 the
Grand CaFou ~ 'he Colorado The tour
h, will find all the Information hs needs
and much NOR. hs.sidss IN Nr JRmes's
Lo,L Their. are many illustrations and
useful maps
m. uapers read before the Military
I.,.,o,ia.I Socisty Of Massachusetts are
.,rang.d geographically in the eighth
= yo,ums Of its proceedings Crhs Society.
a..,on, which il entitled Tbs Missile
.,,,,,i valley. Tennessee. GeoCgia and Ala
800 issI az Some we're read nv men.
- long dead. ~ far back as Isss. one
-. delivered this year The most i'm
,ortant and Ion gcst paper is Gen William
= smiths account Of the operations
around Chattanooga.
A general account Of Transportation
IN Europe Henry Holt and Company
h.. h.en written by MIR Logan q McPher-
son. who had previouSly written sew
raj hooks on the railroads of the United
states The author accompanied tho
National Waterways Commission 90 Eu-
reoe and his hook emhodie@ the substa nce
~ his Teports 80 that body u gives the
resuIts IL an examination by an expert
on trafic regulation though the observa-
tIons covered only a comparatively short
time
To The Minutes of tho Commissioners
for Detecting and Defeating Conspiracies
IN the state ~ New York Albany County
Sessions. i77s 1881 Mr. Victor Hugo
/ Paltsits. the State Historian. has added
a third volume. containing an analytical
iude1. Qstats Of Sew xerkG -Albanv.l
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Ths indsE b % fun and comprohsusiSe
thas 10 vii mahs The sEaminatioa % In
rscords sapsranous for many parposss.
Ths volume 10 very bandsomsly printed
by the ,. D. Lyon Company. Albany.
A volume of notes % travel IN Europe.
extracts from lsttsgs written 81 The tiEns.
BY the Way By Agnes Greene FosteF.
10 publiahed in a new edition, With soons
additions by Paul Elder and Company.
San Francisco. There 10 little % interest,"
or % importancs IN the notes, they may
please the personal friends of the author.
but VII tell httls to persons Of intelligeoos
that Wait Europe The anthor foaind
another person. cuTioualy enough. who mls-
spsllsd her ChEistian name ~ she doas. Ths
picturss from photographs are good.
The sun., 1910-09-10
Round the
Year With
the Stars
BY Garrett p. SerhiSS

The book tells you how to
know the stars and when and
where to expect them. Just
what everybody can know and
ough, to know ssou, astronomy
no more. No one has DOM
more than Mr.. Serviss to poPu-
larize real knowledge of tho
stars and he writes with infec.
tious enthusiasm. Star-gaz-
ing" he says, "is great medicine
for the soul" One doesn't
need a telescope or even an
opera gIass-it is naked eye
astronomy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-10
tBy United Press Leased Wire


ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. TO-
Charging the Union Pacific rail
road with a gigantic conspiracy to
destroy railroad competition west
of Kansas City, Frank B. Kellogg
and G. A. Severance, attorneys for
the federal government, opened
the famous Union Pacific merger
case in the federal court at st.
Paul today before Judge w. II.
Sanborn. presiding, and Judges
Van de Vanter, Peck and Adams
The case involves issues of as
great Importance to business in
terests of the county as any ever
brought before a bar of Justice
All four of the judges will hear
and pass upon the arguments not
withstanding the case is still in
circuit court. Whatever their rul-
ings may be, 1t is expected that
the losing side will Immediately
appeal to the federal supreme
court.
,hTe government charges that by
clever purchases and juggling of
stocks the Union Pacific has been
enabled to further a great con-
spiracy, the purpose of which is to
destroy railroad competition west
of Kansas City. The present suit
was instituted at Salt Lake City
in February, 1908. upon the ad-
vices fro the attorney general of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-10
Mrs. Dietz and Son
Charged With Murder

(By United Press eLased Wire. }
WINTER, Wis, Oct. 10.-Mrs
John Dietz and her son Leslie, IA,
were charged with murder in the
first degree by a coroner's jury 20
day in connection with the death
of Deputy Sheriff Harp, whose
body was found near the Dietz
cabin on Cameron DAM after a
five days battle there between
the reshiff's forces and the Dietz
family.
The jury found it would have
been possible for the bullet that
killed Harp to have been fired only
from the DietZ cabin or from the
barn, where Leslie was in hiding,
The elder Dietz and Leslie are
known to have fired from both
places.
Mrs. DietZ was not seen to fire
a shot by any of the deputies in
the besieging party, but she is
known to be a dead shot and a
fearless woman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-10
BOWE:S
HAS NEW
PLAY

Until Eternity" the new play
brought out by Mrs. e. j. Bowes
(Margaret Illington) of Tacoma,
in which she starred, has been dis
carded and Miss Ellington has for
two weeks been rehearsing a new
play, THE Whirlwind," by Henri
Bernstein, in which she will open
at Los Angeles tomorrow night
She will be back in Tacoma with
the new play October 10.
Until Eternity" would not 60.
The people are tired of fearful
nerve-racking drama of the old
days when Clara Morris sobbed all
over the stage and made a reputa-
ton for her ability to show herself
uncomfortable.
1t is stated that Until Eter-
nifty" made money, but that the
criticism of the play was so severe
Miss Ellington did not care longer
to risk her reputation trying to
force it on the public.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-10
GOVERNMENT
AFTER r. RS
1.-THE United StateA

1.-THE United StateA
The defendants named were the
Union Pacific railroad, the Oregon
Short Line company, the Oregon
Railroad & Navigation company,
the San Pedro, Los Angeles &
Salt Lake Railroad company, the
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Rail-
way company, the Great Northern
Railway company and the Farmers
Loan & Trust company.
The government accuses the
Hartman interests of dominating
railroad traffic in the vast west
ern section of the country, includ-
ing even steamship lines, but ad-
mits that the efforts of the Harri-
man interests to gain control of
the Northern Pacific and the Great
Northern roads failed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-10
AVIATOR ELY
HAS ACCIDENT

(By United Press Leased Wire.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1O.-Aviator
George Ely, flying from Chicago
to New York, met with the second
accident of the trip shortly after
ascending today and narrowly
escaped injury. Ely went aloft
from the Beverly golf links this
morning, after having spent most
of the night there repairing
starting wheel which he broke at
dusk. Immediately after ascend
ing he came down again, striking
the ground with considerable
force. 1t was thought he was in
jured, but he was unhurt, and at
once set about repairing the ma
chine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-10
NUDE ART MUST Be DRESSED IN THIS
ROUGH WEATHER SAYS CHIEF

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 10.
1T is the duty of the police to
protest art that is exposed to the
rigors of this weather" With
these words, Chief of Police Syl-
vester today ordered the "drap-
ing of the life-size nude female
statue which stands in the grounds
of Mrs. Albert Clifford Barney's
fashionable mansion in Massachu-
sets avenue. The statue, which
recently arrived from Paris, is
modelled after Miss Natalie Bar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-10

ney, daughter of Mrs. Barney. The
statue was cS-Jed in the Paris
studio of Miss Alice Barney, an
other daughter. 1t was shipped to
this country to be placed inside the
Barney mansion, but when it was
found to be so large that it could
not be taken through the doors il
was placed in the grounds in full
view of passersby.
Thousands flocked to the gates
opposite the mansion today to get
a glimpse of the statue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-10
GRAFT ON THE
/ PANAMA CANAL
(By United Press Leased wire.)

(By United Press Leased Wire
BEVERLY, Mass, Oct. 10.-In-
formation that a combination has
been formed to reap big graft
at the Panama canal has been re-
ceived in Beverly, according to ruT
NOR. The information is guarded
with the utmost secrecy, but the
announcement that President Taft
had reversed his decision not to
visit Panama until next March and
will go at once is taken to mean
that the information is creditable.
According to present plans,
President Taft will leave for Pan
anna the first week in November.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-10
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

MONTESANO, Wash, Oct. 10.
Mason Irwin issued war
rants Saturday night for the in
dictments returned by the grand
jury.
The warrants were for County
Treasurer G. j. Taylor, for NAL
feasance in office; for Wilson But
Her, for grand larceny; for r. c.
Moley for dynamiting a home, and
'or G. Minkler and F. Moe, for
killing a deer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-10
HISTORY OF THE DIErZ CASE.

Detz warfare with official society began eight
He had lived with his family the they call
home BY hard work he had his living from the soil
He claimed ownership cearing-and
on which lumber syndcatethe Chippewa Lumber Boom
company-drives its logs Des demanded toll of 10
thousand feet for all logs shu nted the DAM and also
had little claim for back unhonored by the lumber
, syndicate
So Dez did exactly what syndcates usually-do
THEY have the handhe tight his land his
fingers his rifle deputies
civil He them
and he demonstrated that his land after fair
warning, would be shot
D unlimited deputies would be Is
Nobody got enough the papers.
for of likewise
fs and deputies tried surprise Dez
off wounded crawled with charges their
D bodies
Dietz we'll educated well read knows his rights
always ready to back them with rife He
what usually happens in court to opposed by rich
his stronghold
safeguards the law throws around poor
Until recently he regularly the Winter
week for supplies The issued
manned unserved They pulled of dusty pgeonhoe
the other when Diez that school be
his school district according although his the
D only children in the district
I'm not desperado,' I'm like
else, with family provide and protect.
farm Cameron have others
with their troubles have them defeated by the
poratons"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-10
Of
AMERICANS
IS SAFE

by United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 10.-Hon-
duran soldiers today guard the
mining properties of Americans at
Amapala, according to a private
message received here, and the
United States gunboat Princeton
is nearing Amapala. 1t is ex-
pected that the Princeton will land
marines to regain the properties.
The action of the coldiers was
at the command of the command
ant of Amapala. There is no evil
dence to connect former President
Bonilla with the present trouble.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-10
Now They'll
Buy Ty Cobb
A New Auto

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 10.-As
a result of Nap Lajoie's winning
OF an automobile for the highest
batting average in either the
American or National league, sup
porters of Tyrus Cobb began an
agitation to buy the speedy Geor-
gian the latest and best kind of
racing car.
A st. Louis shoe firm started
the ball rolling with a donation
Lof $3.50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-10
NV WITH HfEh p RFSS! [ [ESt{ skptl

that pig is an insult that everyone
appreciates at it's full value" said
Chaloner. THE fight | am making
is for my family. 1t is personal
matter. The prince entered the
home of my fathers son and there
by degraded the honored name OF
my father. When he did that he
must reckon with me. UT
II have fought the case of the
CHAMBERS, but none else may-not
even king-without meeting
me-" ~-,>->>
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-10

(By JnIted Press Leased WIfe.)
GOTHAM, Vt, Oct. 10.-John
A. Chaloner, scion of the house of
Chanler, announced today his
readiness and eagerness to don
the mitts" or cross swords with
Prince Dolgorouki, whose name
was mentioned in connection with
that of Lima Calalieri (Mrs. Bob
Chanler) at the time the extent
of Sheriff Bob's infatuation for the
singer was made public.
"DOlkOrOuki must act. knowing
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-01-28
.Medora "Cans" Sharper

Medora. special to the Chronicle
We believe the late President
Roosevelt was the first to make the
saying undesirable citizen"
known over these United States.
1t was a wise saying and worthy
of commendation. What we
started to write about was not so
much about the late president.
but about undesirable citizens.
For some time past Medora had
what some persons have thought to
be lot Of undesirable citizens.
The chief of the trio was a tin horn
gambler located at one of the
hotels, where he was supposed to
use marked cards to swindle green
horns. 1t may be true that green
horns should be bunkoed; but these
greenhorns go into a public hotel
in small country village; they
are not looking for a bunko steerer
to be on hand and kept as one of
the fixtures for their benefit. Be
this as it may, even halfway decent
people get tired of the game in
time. This happened here yester-
day and the bunko man was given
so much time to leave town; he
left on the 1855 train. The fe-
male portion left this morning.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-01-28
PIomasoa Back From Cuba

7. G. Plomason. our county sur
veyor, blew in" last night from
his extensive Cuban plantation.
where he had been to escape the
rigors Of this northern cline.
"Bill'' has been gone from the
Dakotas nigh onto month. and
spent two weeks Of that time on
his estate near San Marcos. being
we'll pleased with the country,
which, he says, is full of POSSIBLE
tiles, quail, foliage and lazy Mig
gers. lie reports Joe Chattin and
family getting along nicely. hav-
ing just competed and moved in
to a new house. Mr.. Plomason
will now devote his time to the
the duties Of his office, consider
able work having piled up during
his absence, among which are two
additions to the city and a new
cemetery to survey and plat. and
an addition to the town of Yates.
O, yes. we forgot to state that our
distinguished citizen took break.
fast, or dinner. with William Jen-
nings Bryan while gone and is now
entitled to a little extra attention
because Of the fact.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-01-28
Tales Of the Town

Girls wanted at the State Line
Hotel. lift
A dentist remedies tooth troubles.
See DR.. McClintock at Beach about
yours.
VIM. Rosenberg. manager of the
| Modern Economy clothing store,
took his departure Wednesday
morning for an extended trip to
St. Paul, St. Louis, Hot Springs,
Ark, and Chicago on his itinerary.
Ernest E. Lee. manager of the
North Star Lumber Co.'S local
yards, has received his household
goods, and expects his wife and
children soon from Willard. Mimi,
whereupon he will begin to live.
The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. They do the work when ever
you require their aid. These tab
lets change weakness into strength.
listlessness into energy, gloom
mess into joyousness. Their
actionsis so gentle one don't rea-
ize they have taken a pcrgative.
Sold by P. H. Lee.
Mesdames Otto Stensrud and
Chris Howard accompanied their
mother, Mrs. H. Gilbert, home to
Sentinel Butte Wednesday for a
few days visit, right back at her.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is a very valuable medicine for
throat and lung troubles, quickly
relieves and cures painful breath
ing and a dangerously sounding
cough which indicates congested
lungs. Sold by P. H. Lee.
Last weeks Sentinel Butte Re-
publican flew in the face of the law
and announced the winner Of a
little, two-by-four rattle. Editor
Postmaster Shear better look a
little out, or Uncle Samuel's
officials will grab him, and grab
him twice. Only the government
can hold raff1es and announce the
winners.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-01-28

LOST-A black and white spot
ted English setter bitch pup. four
months old. Suitable reward for
information leading to return of
same. Geo. Crerar at Voller's
Market.
Ths Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeavor will hold their
regular monthly business meeting
and social at the home of Mr.. anu
Mrs. C. R. Johnson on Saturday
evening. Feb. 5. A very enjoy
able time is anticipated.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
never disappoints those who use
it for obstinate coughs. colds and
irritations of the throat and lungs.
1t stands unrivaled as remedy
for all throat and lung diseases.
Sold by P. H. Lee.
Ben Nichols arrived home from
the Hunter Hot Springs. Mont.
Saturday morning in a helpless
condition from paralysis. He has
been very low since then, being
unable to swallow any nourish-
ment, and but very slight hopes
have been entertained for his re.
covery. but at this writing, we are
pleased to state, he is some better.
Bills are out for the first annual
dance Of the local nest Of the Bro.
therhood Of Owls. which will be
held at the Brinton Opera house
next Friday evening, February a.
and which promises to be one of
the big social functions of the
season. Tickets which are now or
sale. are $3.50 per couple. The
supper will be extra and vii! be
served at the Square Deal Restau-
rant.
Rev. Brayfeld, the Episcopal
rector Of Dickinson, was 10 tbs
city Wednesday evening and held
services at the Lutheran church.
At that time a congregation was
organized and it is hoped to enlist
every Episcopalian in the Valley
and all others who desire to be-
come members. The ladies also
organized Guild, and the outlook
is very promising. Services will
be held at regular intervals, time
and place to be announced later.
Senator AL Martin is here from
Billings county with a smile that
! won't come off. Senator Martin
is talked of for Governor, and
his boom is coming right along.
He used to be a telegraph opera.
tor. and saw the boundless posi-.
bilities for wealth in western
North Dakota and took up his
residence there. He has foune
both fame and fortune under Da
kota's azure skies and deserve
both. Fargo Forum.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-01-28

will loan you money to pay for
your house and you can pay it
back, interest and principal, by
the month same as paying rent
]. r. Waters. diff
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-07

publican cinco y seis ediciones en- la
tarde. FL "Sun" y el "Globe" publ
can una solamente. -
Ell "World' da a la publicidad la
mejor pagina esportiva y por clio o.
cupa ell segundo puesto en- los perio-
dicos de la tarde; lie sigue en- turno
(por su lectura desde luego) ell GIVE
ming Telegraph Evening Mail'
"Globe" y "Sun" la mayor parte a
exception hecha del "Sun" editan
una pagina esportiva la cual Sc lee
con mucha importancia.
Ell "'Journal" el "World" y ell "Te
legraph' son muy dados a publican
extras en- la noche, cuyas ediciones
cuestan cinco centaves.
Las otras noches salia 20 del "Kni-
ckerbocker Theatre y vi a dos mu-
chachos vendiendo e1sras del eve
ming Journal; Siguiendo la gente
compr6 uno de los er!ras yme 10 guar
de para leerlo en- casa.
iQue era 10 que gritaban los much
chos, para hacer alarde del ertra INA
da menos que extensos informes So
bre el asesinato del alcalde Goynor.
Bueno ,salieron del "Knickerbocker"
siguieron al "Casino', a la Opera" =,
al "Broadway Theatre, tomaron la
calle AZ y Sc dirigieron al "Hipo-
dromo";; llegaron allf y siguieron gri
tando SUI extra los muchachos.
Ell coshier de dicho teatro amigo
de Gaynor llam6 a los muchachos y
lie compro un extra. Entro en- su Guar
to a leer la grave noticia que Sc daba
en- el extra; no encontro tai noticia; !;
va a buscar a los muchachos y no los
encuentra. Estonces llama 4 Ia es-
taci6n de policia secreta, relata 10 a
contecido, viene la policia secreta a
yer al coshier, la poicia sale en- per-
secucion de los muchachos Y no los
encuentra. Pregunta entonces el je-
fe de pclicia secreta por telefono al
administrator del journal sobre
la publication del mencionado extra
y le contestan que no hay tai publ
cacion del ertra. Resultado de este:
que Goynor y su familia pasaron una
noche por demas terrible, pues de-
bido a las frecuentes visitas fire.
cuentes namadas por telefono, (hasta
desde Washington, Goynor y su fa-
m: m:lia no pudieron permancer en- paz
tranquila en- la mencionada noche;
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-07
No hay en- el rnundo
ciudad mas amante a
Ia lectura.
Ell prodigioso desarropo
obliga a los grandes rota
tivos a aumentar sus edi
clones
Diaries csmo 81 Evening Jour.
nal" han teaido que elevar
hasta siote las. edicioles dia.
riaS.

New York, febrero 26.-Es coss
por dem4s sabida que no hay ciudac
en- el universe mas amante 4 Ia lee
tura que Ia ciudad neoyorkina. Es
impossible hacer un uinucioso exa.
men y detalle al propio tempo, de
tai materia.
Los periodicos mas importantes,
los mas leidos en- la manana, son los
nguientes: Ell 'World" Herald"
American" =, Times "Sun" "Tri-
bme" "The Press" y Telegraph
Con exception del Herald" "E
Sun" Y Tribune, los demas cues.
tan en- esta ciudad'un penny 81 elem.
plar. 81 no fuera,por'el.precio que nc
siempre puede pagar la gente pobrt
seria el Herald el de mayor circu
lacion.
Ell World" vendi6se no ha muche
tempo al mismo precio que el"He.
rald";pero debido a una'fuertey du.
radera campafa que hizo Hearst cor
ira 81 en- el Evening Journal bajt
a apenny. Consta de Is paginas y es e
mas leido por la gente pobre, debidc
{ su information extensa.
El Times y el "American" tam.
bien son muy>leidos por la clase ira
bajadora.
Ell Sun y la "Tribune" son lei
dos por la gente delbolsa; en- particu