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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

reputation here for truthfuluesn,
swearA that payson was going 70
put Lone oQ his horse. while he
himself would remain in the dos
ort and kin himself. 40 that HE
wife and her former finnee could
be happy together. but just then
the Indians camo
VIII Take Him Back.
Now the situation liz cleared up,
and Hoover thinks that Mrs. Payaon
IL really In love with her husband
and will be glad 10 see him back az
Sweetwntar,
payson Is not badly hurt. sud
viii soon be around ms good as
ever. So far. your correspondent
has not been able TO learn the
names Of any Of the Indians who
were killed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
t. Z. TO AID
ACTORS FAIR
IN, uai,sa rrr..j

tns unitsd PFrssD
NEW YORK. April "a Charles
hurnham, general manager 81 tho
Actors Fund Fair. wrote two months
aEo 90 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt
then In Africa asking him for ons
~ the trophies OF his hunt 90 be sold
az the coming fair Colonel Roose
volt although far "a tho wilds Of
Africa. lost little time In replying
On safari, Feb. 0, 1910.
Dear Mr.. Burnhami ! haven't
any trophsssl the skina are for
the National Museum. but ! en-.
oiose a bullet used IN killing
a bull elephant II may be ol
no USE 20 you, o. eoursei u not,
throw IL away.
Wishing your fair ell success,
am, sincerely yours,
"TNEoooRE RoosEvELT."
VIII the bullet be snctioned Off
It's ten 90 one shot e viii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
story & cIark. $40.

Another good bargain Is a large
Story A. Clark piano made IN old
English quarter.snwed oak. beautl-
fui design the kind that sells reg
uIarly for $500. and which We have
placed with these Specials" az a
reduction Of $3.50. This must be
seen TO be- appreciated. aud Is nc
10 grace the Interior Of the mosf
costly home.
Hartmann Reduced sies.
stu another Is a magnificent
Hartmann plano Buri Walnut
case full size regular $500 In
Btrumeut taken In exchange on q
Chickering Baby Grand and placed
among the Specials" this week at
s3l7.
Hlnze for t2fs.
II you want something less en-.
pensive look al the Hinze piano in
our window for fZts This one IL
finished in golden oak case aud re-
tails new a. S325a piano that win
give very good satisfaction and an
swer the purpose equally az well a.
a higher priced instrument. so far
as It's musical value f. concerned.
Wlnterroth sf9s.
We are also offering a WlnteE-
roth piano nicely finished In fig.
ured mahogany. full l-8 0ctavss
and Of late design. for Si9s This
style sells new for 1926. aud II a
genuine bargain az the price.
Remember II az any time within
two years you feel disposed to ex-
change your purchase for a new
Ihickering or Kimbaii or Lester or
any one OF our regular line OF high
grade pianos we Will take Il back
and allow you every cent you have
paid on II toward the purchase
price Bring what cash you can
spare aud come In 81 once and Sc
leet your piano very easy terms
can be arranged to take care Of
the unpaid balance Eilers Music
House. successor 10 D. s. Johnston
Co. Eilers Music Building. Third
and University.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
FTHErl0DERNMr"EATNC RIGHT


4 n II
III essential detail the
features Of home COM
fort and metropolitan
sxnry. Wings Cafeteria. i407-
40 First avenue. is a charm
ing combination for those hun
gTy people 10 whom eating IS a
pleasure rather than a duty
There Is q pleasing relief from
he heavy elegance found in
snch establishments Instead.
sense ct luxury that - moi
depressing. a rarely exhibited
eliering 81 decorations. color
snd cuisine that cnihuscs IN
stead 81 awes.
The wide. we'll lighted dining
pom IS finished with a soft
green pancliug Move the
Paheiing - a pleasing tint 81
cream with a light cream cell
ng The furnishings are IN the
same soft tone Of green.
A predominating feature IS
Pc feeling Of absolute cleanli
cess and wholcsomcncss. invit-
g By the pleasing appoint
menis, spaci0usncss and excel
isni lighting arrangements I'M
mtnse windows provide ample
hgat % the daytime. and after
azfk there IA a flood % illumi-
salion that is toned down 70
Hai me proper point through
NoTes Of ceiling bulbs. sconces
md Chandelier
Wing provides the people Of
SEATTLE with an institution in
Nh'eh IS preached the modern
Fay Of eating right The meals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22
HUCK FINN MOURNS
FOR MARK TWAIN

PARIS, Mo-, April 22.-B. c.
NJ Farthina, friend and school
mate o. Mark Twain, and tho
original "ituckieherry Finn"
was profoundly affected By tho
death o. the noted hunaorist.
Tears stood IN his eyes to-day
while ne spoke o. Ria old time
companion.
Il kns0 Sam WE'LL he said.
"tfe ~aa the greatest literary
genius Of the age IN his partlcu.
lar line. can't talk much
about him. for ~rstevsr might
say might be construed aa 4
boast o. Intimacy with = oeeat
man.
THE old days are pasalRa
ard with them the men mho
marked then, on hlstory's
paaeA ! mourn his passing.
Ne delighted the whole Soeia
ard 80 citizen % the ~ofla
hia death will be nourned.~
Sweet arr the slumbera Of d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-22

Sweet arr the siumbera Of b
virtuoua man Addison
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
THE GATLIN INSTITUTE

tutes is that the physicians treat each case
individually. No two cases are treated IN
the same manner The management is en-
abled to do this for the reason that each
branch Is in charge of q graduate licensed
physician who gives the advantage of his
expert knowledge to the individual patient
Another reason. and one which will com
mend itself to all refined men and Wo-
mentor many women are treated--ls the
absolute privacy maintained. Each case Is
cared for in separate room at the IN
stitute Patients are given their meals IN
the rooms, and do not come in contact with
anyone except the doctors. All Of the
rooms are finely furnished. kept serupu-
lousy clean and provided with every de-
The fact that cures are effected with Ger
tainty within three days at the Gathn IN
stitute IS the great feature of the steaay
and systematic work accomplished IN TINS
and other cities Records show that pa
tients suffer no physical sickness and that
in every the subject leaves the lhsl-
tute within seyenty-tWo hours ne" man
his brain clear and his energy and broad an
terest In life and business affairs renewed,
all traces of the disease removed Fahisheu
forever. ...
from many we'll known business and pro
fessionaI men. including Parmelee-o oohf-
mann Co, James W, Hellman. Rev Dana
w Bartlett. Pometti Fruit Co. Df Aal,
1ners Francis Gold Park Consolidated
Mines International Investment Co" Dlf,,on Dr' =.
c. Ralston and others who are famllar
with the merits Of the cure. -, -.
Those in Los Angeles who are stlu SUI, SUI,
fer,ng from the disease of alcoholism and
desire to cut it out for their own good
and that Of their families are invited TO atn cav
at the Gatlin Institute No NJ - 7oaru ,la1,l
Grand avenue and consult with the man,
eear1ent The institution IS open at al
hours
The management treat all consultations
coufideutlally. and in no case has there
beeu an effort made TO force the treat
rnent upon patients. It's value is shown by
results and full Information is provided
as to the method Of treatment.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

Reputable physicians and others who have
given close study and research Of the use
and effects of alcoholic stimulants in the
human system now agree that drunkenness
is not real pleasure to those who indulge
in tipping or excessive use Of the products
of the distilieries of the country, but that
It Is disease contention that an emf
rent physician and philauthropist advanced
twenty-five years ago and established be-
yond cavil by remarkable results achieved
by him in many of the eastern cities Dr
Gatlin perfected his formula, which, OF
course, is OF "a secret nature, aud proved
that permanent cures Of the disease Of using
Intoxicating liquors, producing accunulatmg
the remarkably brief period of three days
Results show that there Is no question of
securing this result by following the Cat
lin method OF curing drunkenness.
The Gatlin method attracted widespread
attention at once, and eleven years ago the
Denver Gatlin Institute backed by unHm-
tied capital was established, and as a re
suit many branch institutes have been
opened in all of the larger cities of the
country. The Gatlin Institute of Los An
geles is located at t125 South Grand ave
nue., and is in charge of some OF the best
physicians in the city Ihe certainty 7t
the Gatlin "Three Days" cure has been
thoroughly established In this city and
vicinity and the hundreds Of patients cured
include men Of prominence who mad become
addicted to the fearful habit. but sought
and took the Gatlin cure, and now they ar
sober and happy men, in the enjoyment
of good health and with no desire for fur
ther Indulgence in the use of lntoNIeahts'
They had the disease and they have been
permanently cured saved from the horrors
of delrium tremens ana the Ignomtny OF
Occupying a drunkard's grave.
The fundamental object Of the Gatlin IN
stitute is to remove the poison Of aIcohol
from the system. and with il TIE desire Tor
drink In doing this no hEpodenhies are
used and no deleterioua drugs are intro
d1red into the patients system. a mari ed
difference between the Gatlin method and
those of the older and less scientific insti-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25


alcoholism discovered
rehabitate the DID,
the third the patient eating like
EATS
o geto of the ru that leads dov
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

There are whose financial standing
whose dull who will gladly testify that before
ment failures They will testify that they
every opportunity they had Each one will
he was doing these things drinking his liquor he thought he
business sense broke he attributed the disaster
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
The Gatlin Treatment
Cures the Liquor Habit in THREE DAYS Without Hypoderm
tons or Any Disagreeabe Features and With No Possibility

glory of Misunderstanding and anythir
it all tastes good to him. The nerves come
they were before liquor shattered them. tt
disappears Immediately treatment is conn
record of thousands of cured and satisfied
for drink does not return.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

The man sent to jaa for drunkenness
unable to pay his fine. they reason viii
be an item of expense for thirty days or
leased when he will again appear in court
after a dehauch, to be sentenced, and thus
the community. VITA his pride gone from
constantly being regarded as malefactor
his usefulness to society disappears for
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

Geographic 70 Home 02 three
Eore
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25
Do You Believe 1t Possible to
Give a Man a New Set Of Brains?


ofbu
them
Hevu oftnio toHsn to OF
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

Gan Institute entirely different from anything your
liquor habit institution There is moth
ing suggest Home Hospital Sanitarium about it.
will you Club private genteel Hotel If you
who appreciates and wants the BEST you VIII like the
atn Institute All patients accepted for treat
ent sasactorin Three Days
or no charge All transactions strictly confidential
Los Angeles herald., 1910-12-25

alcohol? Why liquor clears
your time have been educating
the beer feeding it
without But alcohol does not srnu
parayzng and overomes nervous
know that only mporay-by putting
them Sleep they wake upt drink time again. And
like the effect of whip tired horse
for moment the horse go expend what
the sting of the whip he is useless
acohouled BRAIN injecting poison and sleep
ued all his the
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-03-11
.B|G,R!EEF B PACKERS '|||
TO Be PROSECUTED
BLAMED FOR INCREASED COST
OF FOOD.
COLD STORAGE IS ABUSED
Supply Of Meat and Poultry cornered
In Warehouses.-OnIy Drib.
lets Marketed.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2S-Two weeks
will be allowed the Beef Trust" EN-.
bracing six great companies and 21
packers in which to appear and plead
to the indictment found against them
by the grand jury in Jersey City. The
Indictment which charges conspiracy
in limiting the supply of meat and
poultry includes the National Packing
Company, Armour & Co., Swift & Co.,
Morris & Co., Hammond Packing Co.,
g. H. Hammond & Co., J. Ogden Ar
mour, Louis F. Swift, Edward Morris,
and other officers of the packing com.
panies.
The law under which the indict-
ment was drawn provides upon con-
viction, a maximum penalty of three
years in the penitentiary, a $1,000 fine
or both. The offense is extraditable,
which means that the meat barons
must successfully resist extradition or
come to Jersey City for trial.
The list of names represents the
backbone of the great packing in.
dustry of the country. containing, as
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-03-11
FLOOD HITS NAMPA, IDAHO
Many People Are Rendered Homeless
by Water.

NAMPA, Ida, March 1.-Two hun
dred families are homeless here as a
result of a sudden rise in Indian
Creek, which runs through that por-
ton Of the city lying on the north
side of the O. S. L. tracks.
The majority of those who lost their
homes are laborers, and their plight
is a sad one. Many of the smaller
residences are floating around, having
been forced from their foundations by
the strong rush of waters.
The water is from one to five feet
deep in the houses, barns and other
buildings on the fiat, and while the
actual damage cannot be estimated at
this time, it will reach several thou
sand dollars. The city is big loser
also. bridges, crossings and streets
being ruined in the flooded district.
At Caldwell, nine miles west of this
city, the main streets are flooded with
water three and four feet deep. The
easements of the business houses and
the city hall are filled with water,
and in many instances the water has
crept over the first floor of the stores.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-03-11
Booze in an Oil Lamp.

LEWISTON.-An ingenious boot.
logger has, after several unsuccess.
full attempts to ship a package con-
tanning liquor to Culdesac, scored on
j. c. Fox, local agent for the N. P.
Express Co. Several days ago a man
brought box to the express Office
containing, he said, gallon of maple
syrup, which he wanted sent to Cul-
desac. Mr.. Fox accepted the package
and then opened it and found the can
contained booze. A short time later
he appeared again with a box contain
ing big brass kerosene lamp, which
was shipped, but when it reached it's
destination it was discovered that the
receptacle intended for oil was filled
with booze.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-03-11
NEWS Of IDAHO
STATED IN BRIEF
TELEGRAPHIC CHRONICLE OF
STATE HAPPENINGS.
OPINION REACHED QUICKLY
Jury In Celebrated Idaho Fraud Case
Out Only II Minutes. Verdict is
Great Surprise.

BOISE, Idaho, Feb. 28.-After de-
liberatilt just IL minutes, sufficient
time to take one ballot, the jury in
Tie celebrated Kester-Krettenbach
Dwyer timber fraud case returned a
verdict of not guilty.
Krettenbach, Kester and Robnett
are under indictment and will stand
trial before Judge DIETRICH within the
next few months for embezzling $137,-
900 of the funds of the Lewiston Ma
tional Bank. The indictments were
returned last Fall at Moscow by the
Federal grand jury.
1t is charged that Robnett, who
turned states evidence in the tim
ber-fraud case, and repudiated his
testimony at the former trial, Is re-
sponsible for $4,000 of this amount
and the other two defendants with
the remainder, It is alleged this for.
tune, which constituted the sinking
fund Of the Institution, was invested
at a total loss in the Spokane Or
chard Company. Robnett has con-
fessed to his share in the embezzling.
In all probability, the trial will take
place in this city, for a change of
venue was asked for and granted.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-03-11
HOLDS !. w. w. LEADER

Governor Of Idaho Grants Requisition
Asked by Spokane Authorities.
COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho, Feb %.
Frank w. Heselwood, treasurer of
the j. w. w. organization of Spokane,
who has been conducting an office
here since early in November, was
Saturday surrendered by his bonds
men, and is now in the custody of the
Sheriff. Word was received from
Boise by Heselwood's attorneys that
Governor Brady had granted the
requisition of Heselwood asked for
at the request of the Spokane authori-
ties by the state of Washington.
Heselwood, who was under $4,000
bonds, voluntarily surrendered him
self to the authorities. He is sup
posed to have taken this action to
enable his attorneys to sue out a writ
of habeas corpus and interpose legal
obstacles to the removal of their
client beyond the jurisdiction OF the
Idaho courts.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-03-11
Power on Reservation Reserved.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-Secretary
Ballinger has recommended the pas
sage of the bill giving the Secretary
of the Interior authority to reserve
ment lands on any Indian reservation
which are chiefly valuable for power
sites or reservoir sites. Indians hav.
ing allotments on such lands are to
receive allotments elsewhere and be
reimbursed for any improvements
they have made.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-03-11
Million. Of Acres for Idaho Farms.

Millions Of Acres for Idaho Farms.
MOSCOW.-Joseph Sudweeks, stu
dent at the Agricultural College of
the University of Idaho, has been max
ing an Investigation Of the opportu-
mites and possibilities of Idaho as af-
fording attractive investments in agri-
culture. and according to his state
ment there is II 100000 acres classed
as agricultural, and while there has
been an immense increase in land
cultivated, only 4,1S0,000 acres are ac-
tually under cultivation.
About one-half of this last amount
is irrigated According to national
and state investigation and surveys
by the geological department there
are yet 100000 acres in Idaho that
can be successfully dry farmed in the
southern portion of the state
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-03-11
Death of Bride Pitiful.

SPOKANE, Wash, March Tin a
snowbound cabin on Twenty-mile
Creek, go miles from Grangeville, Fred
Gilmore had to watch his bride of
four months grow gradually weaker
and die in his arms because he was
unable to leave her to summon med.
ical aid. Then after she was dead he
had to carry her lifeless body through
waistdeep snow drifts three miles to
the home of his nearest neighbor
This was over a week ago, and he ar
rived in Grangeville with the remains,
which were sent to Olympia for burial.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-03-11
RATE CONTENTION HEARD

BAKER CITY-In a hearing before
Special Examiner George F. Brown,
representing the interstate commerce
commission, in this city, Baker City
submitted evidence in support of a
contention that freight rates to this
city should be based upon a proper
tional service charge. Several Baker
City shippers, as we'll as officials of
the o. R. & NJ, were questioned in
detail.
The case is the first brought be-
fore the interstate commerce COM
mission upon that. contention alone,
and if successful, will mean the es-
tablishment of different system of
railroad rate-making throughout the
United States.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-03-11

IL does, TWO ArmOurS, three SW1ftS
and two Morrisses, most of them re-
sidents of Chicago.
Trust May Be Dissolved.
Prosecutor Garven believes ne has
evidence to prove the National Pack
ing Company, though not holding
company for the Armour, Swift and
other properties, is nevertheless, by
virtue of it's Influential directorate, a
clearinghouse for the packers, who
thus retain a semblanceS of competi-
ton, while in reality forming a close
corporation, "to defraud, cheat, i'm
poverish and oppress the public as
charged in the indictment. He will,
therefore, move for the dissolution of
the company as well as for the sen.
tence of its officers.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-03-11
Dr.. Burke Is Indicted.

SANTA ROSA, Cal, Feb. 2S.-Dr
Willard P. Burke has been twice in
dicted, once for alleged attempted
murder by means of dynamite or
some other explosive, and the other
for performing an unlawful operation.
as result of three days investiga-
tion by the grand jury of Sonoma
County into the circumstances sur.
rounding the explosion in the tent
house occupied by Lou Eta Smith
and her 11-months-old baby Febru-
airy 5.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-03-11
CANNOT CONDEMN LAND
Water Power company's $z5o,ooo
Outlay May be Total Loss.

SPOKANE-The right of eminent
domain was denied the Washington
Water Power Company when Judge
Dunn. of Occur d'Alene, Idaho, ruled
against the company regarding the
property which had been affected by
the raising of the level on Occur
d'Alene Lake by the Bear Trap dam
at Post Falls. The court held that
the company cannot condemn the land
to raise the lake. The company has
paid out nearly $250,000 for ease
ments, titles and fees along. the
Occur d'Alene and st. Joe Rivers,
and should the decision of Judge
Dunn hold, this amount may be
total loss.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-03-11
Bonner Timber Sales Low.

SANDPOINT.-With two-thirds of
Bonner County in the forest reserves
there has just been turned into the
county treasury $765, the amount this
county receives from the government
for the sale of timber from the ma
tional reserves within its boundaries.
This represents the sum received dur
ing the fiscal year ended June 80,
1909, as against $4S31 for the preced.
ing fiscal year.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-03-11
Russia Plans ssoo, ,ooo, 900 Navy.

WASHINGTON, March Alarmed
by the activity in the increase of the
navies of the United States and Ger
many, countries which she considers
antagonistic to her own commercial
supremacy, especially in the East,
Russia has planned and is ready to
carry out a defensive program which
involves the expenditure of $300,O00,-
900 for a new navy.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-03-11
House Of Lords Appears Doomed.

IS LONDON, Feb. 27.-King Edwards s
Tear, expressed months ago, that a
general election might sound the
deathknell of the hereditary principle
Id the British constitutional system,
may soon be justified. The progress
sive forces making up the present
majority in the House of Commons,
whatever their divergences of view re-
specting tactics, are unit for the
obstruction Of power Of the House Of
Lords and ultimate purging of that
chamber of the hereditary principle.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-03-11
N. p. Grants Right of Way.

NEZ PERCE.-The controversy be-
tween the Northern Pacific and the
Idaho & Nez Perce r. r. companies
over the right of way from Volimer
to Nez Perce, which promised for a
time to get into the courts, has been
settled, the former company relin-
gushing all right to the disputed land
for $4,000, which was paid.