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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-02

sending IL Hying in muddy cloud on
either side OF us. Soon We had left tho
business section behind us and were
speeding % LeNint Lon avenue. The park
appeared. we passed il and approached
the Harlem district,
"Gou are arm.dI" | asked.
Grove shook his head. 1t will not
be necessary" he answered. "Whcn
spoke of coufcdcratcs, LanGton ] should
have used the singular. As a matter Of
fact. Randall has only one confederate.
an elderly man, and somewhat lnflrm.
! Tie shock Of our appearance will bc
sufficient 10 disarm the pair OF them.
At last we turned into Wilcox avenue.
No. 2iG was = small tobaccOnists shop,
with a pool room at TN" back. in which
q number OF ill-favorcd persons were
playing upon a half-do2on dirty tables.
Crewo looked around him in some dis
may
He's trickier than ] thought he. said.
This place Is only way-siation."
Want a game, gentlemen" asked the
proprietor. coming forward with an Ill
Smelling cigar between his lips.
II want a word with you snid Crcwc.
pulling him TO one side lie looked
through the pool room; all the players
were engaged and IL seemed unlikely
that We would be disturbed for few
minutes at least. CTewC took the fellow
by the lapel of the coat.
Did you convey the message to the
old gentleman" he asked.
The. fellow started, but Instantly re-
gained hls compuSurC.
- W nat ola Etnlltllln. ne dSh'ts
None of that said Crewe. Things
have gone wrong. Our friend cannot be
here is everything packcd?,'
The man hesItated and looked around
u can't talk sto you until Mr.. somers
arrives" he said.
Mr.. somers wiz not arrive" cried ,i
10 queer the whole game VIII yom
give him a telephone message from mc2'
what is it?" demanded the fellow
.'Tcu him 10 take taxi and meet us
at the Grand Central. i'm the smoking
room. Mr.. Somcrs Will he there. stop
[ must use YOUR telephone moment.
He went 10 tn" instrument and made
las Il TO take down the receiver: then
checked himself. -,
II don't know YOU and I've got my or
dcrs strict Now. II | send your mes
sage will YOU step outside the store so
that YOU WON'T overhear the number 81
Crewe lie took me by the arm and
VIC went out Of the, shop, The proprlT,toTi
watching ms suspiciously gnt'l we had
Now Lnngtou," said Crowc, III" viii
undoubtedly call up the confederate; II
only To voice suspicion Of us quick!
Hc thrust me into a store three num-
be-s away. outside which was thy sign
Local and Long Distance Telephone.
Fc hurried 10 the instrument and took
down the receiver
Hello, Hello" he called. This is
for police headquarters. a call has Just
been taken rom. S2lA Harlem | want
the number"
lie waited one moment until the an
swer came tGon seized me by tho arm.
''Wc shall be Just I'm time, be said.
1T Is a furnished room house ON one
Hundred and F'iftv-thlrd street
II WINS only twelve blocks distant aud
shOT! turn around the block. We were
painting and brcuthless when we arrived
nj "A dngy house with "A sign Fur
njshcd Rooms ;n dirty window be-
hind which boomcd n faded rubber plant.
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Have YOU any rooms?" asked Crewe.
| My friend and | are transicnts; we
want good sized apartment for few
days. Tie cost VIII not be material.
The woman wiped her hands upon a
dirty apron and looked at US suspl-
"T have tho front parlor on the sec
onG ,.'rr vacant this afternoon. she
said. II you'd step up maybe the gen.
tlcmau would let you see IT
She turned and VIC prepared to follow
her. when suddenly taxlcab stopped in
front Of the house and n man dashed out
al ful! speed and was up the stairs
and bis face was ashen gray as he espied
us. We recognized him Immediately. In
spite of a pair Of heavy spcctaclcs and
newly shayen upper lip. 1t was Ran
dali. the English secretary.
Don't let them in" he shrioked. and
prccipltated himself upon us with such
fury that VIC MI three fell TO the floor
while the landlady screamed and
waved her arms over us In n strange
sort of bcncdictiou.
ITS no use. Randall" said Crcwe,
THE. games up Better come upstairs
Take that. curse YOU screamed
the secretary, and snapped revolver
i'm his face BY some miracle the ball
failed so reach It's destination; II buried
itself in the woodwork OF the door.
NcNt moment we had dlsarmcd and
trussed the man. He confronted us
breath hootnE from between his lips
Come Randall" said Grove quietly,
iii nigh, be lar worse than IL is. you
know. 1t might be murder.
i wish To God II were" snapped the
Engllshmau vindiCtivelN.
Now suppose YOU go ahead and we
Will follow you." said CTcwc. pressing
the revolver into the small Of Randall 3
back Now. madam, VIII YOU kinllv
give your lungs breathing space? It's
no use calling police for we represent
The central office"
Randall sulleuly proceeded up the
stairs, VIC following. AZ the top OF tho
lirst flight he stopped IN front Of the
parlor
silly old fool; I told him to keep
his eyes peeled" he mutiered. walk
in. gentlemen" he continued. standing
aside.
After you" said Crcwe pushing him
into the room, We followed into a
plainly furnished apartment. contain
ing n large bed, three chairs ana n
writing table. Several pieces of Eng
lisn baggage were upon the ilOor
packed ready for departure and seated
It the window. looking toward us VITA
heavy face uf mingled fear and .Ioubt
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11z1dpenzHre @ Pezar Gewe
Nan Hzz6 lie Camera EYeE
CBy TIa1oIa Carter

Blount had been implicated In a similar
series of shady transactions In England.
The crash Of the Arizona scheme was
followed by the collapse uf seven OF his
banks In London and the provinces. II
the English government presses for his
extradition when lie is set. free by the
American government. doubtless fur
ther sentence will befall him.
1t appears that. rendered desperate by
the impending crash OF his fortunes.
Blount had conceived the desperate
obtain the Insurance money ano start
life anew In some other corner OF the
globe. The plan had been laid slsIl.
there was none 10 identify him positive
ly. was a plot Of genius. BY arrange
ment body had been removed from an
undertakers, mutilated and dressed In
the flnancier's clothes, while he went
into hiding until the Salamander com
pany should pay the insurance.
''But what gave YOU the idea that he
was alive?" | asked of Crewe. How
could you discover that the body was
not that of Sir Moresby. when the fea-
lures were rlutllatcd?"
Crewe smiled. '1t is so simple that
really hate to give the trick away"
he said. Perhaps you recollect the
stained glove In my apartment?
"Yes. and | wondered what on earth
your object could be in dyeing 1t pur-
1.-The purple was a simple coal tar
dye. used extensively for hardening and
bringing out the salient forms of mi :
croscopic subjects" Crewe answered. II
knew the moment ! had it In my hands
that the body at the morgue could not
be Sir Moresby's. The ridges on the
thumbs and fingers were what are tech
nically known as .whorls.' The ridges
on Sir Moresbys fingers. on the other
hand, were eliptical. They had been
well imprinted into the soft Kid and 1t
was necessary only TO turn the glove
inside out and dye IL in order to bring
them out in marked detail"
|
(Next week: "The Champion of the
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WAS an elderly gentleman whose express :
sion seemed familiar To me. though ]
could not recall where | had seen him
before.
Crewe stepped forward with a laugh
and took the heavy face between his
bands. Next moment lie stepped back.
whiskcr, which he had peeled from The
skin
'Langton." he said, mockingIy. "nl'ow
me 10 present TO you our esteemed friend,
Sir Morseby Blount''
The expression upon the fnancier's
lace was comical TO witness. All his
dignity had deserted him, and he leaned
back In The chair. breathing stcrtoIiousIy
apparently In acute and craven fear.
we nearly missed you. Randall" said
crewc, turning 10 the secretary. TEL
me one thing, Have you presented the
check for payment?'
No; Randall growcd. THAT was 10
haye been the last thing done"
thought So. answered Crewc; Pay
been arrested at the bank. We had you
either way
We'll what are YOU going TO do?''
ly. The answer WAS supplied by the UNI
cercmonious bursting open OF The door.
couple OF policemen stood upon the
threshold and, behind them. peering
over their shoulders alternately was the
face of the landlady.
think We can fight the matter out
at the police station" Crewe answered.
The trial of Bount and Randall was,
OF course. one OF the causes ceebres Of
the year. Having recovered the amount
OF Its Insurance. the Salamander com
| pany decided not 10 put Itself to the
expense OF n prosecution. since in any
event Llle first claim upon the prisoners
would have been that of the federal
government. The Arizona development
scheme proved to be "A gigantic swindle-
I3lonnt was placed upon trial and sem
fenced 10 serve seven years In the fed :
cral prison at Atlanta. Ga, while Ran
dali, his tool escaped with sentence
o! three years.
1t was disclosed at the trial that
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CURED MAN AND WIFE.

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We knew Of no cause for these old
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G.. W. LOGAN, Taylor, Texas.
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8. s s.
CURES Old SORES

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and by continually dschargng impurities into caue the orma
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-02

surface cure the place firmly and sody healed from
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every visible trace OF the ulcer
by surgical operation, does not
cure. THEY ALWAYS RETURN.
Only by cleansing the blood
of the poisonous cause can an
old sore be cured. S. S. S.
heals them by going down into
the circulation and removing the
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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-11-17
II. S. LAND NOTICES.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
tPublisher)
Department OF the Interior.
r. { Land Office at Occur d'Alene, lcaho'
October ID. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Nils Andersen nd;, %
Of Garwood, Idaho, VINO; on Aprn ~" ~
,uos made Homestead entry 40
AN tol7l5 i for nell, section so.
Township p. nV ALL ,o.;co ~ IN
4 west Boise Meridian. has hled notlce u III III.
sont}on 70 make Final five year Proof 70 es-
t.hiish claim to the land above described.
the Register and Receiver OF united STATES ,hs
Land Office at Occur d 'Alene, idahe, on tue
III day OF December, 1911
claimant names as witnesses: Logan
Masterson and Gustav Brandt, of Occur a.
aiene Idaho; Carl Nilsson Of Hayden Lake.
Idaho; Jack Ryan of Gafwood, Idaho.
W. II, BATTING, Register.
Nov 3 to Dec
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"There could be no better madic,,o
.han Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
My children were all slck win
whooping coux h. One Of them wos
In bed, had a high fever and woe
coughing up blood, Our doctor g.,o
them chambe rlain's Cough Remedy
and the first dose easel than .na
three bottles cured them.n save NJ
Il. A Donaldson. or Lexington Miss
For sale by all dealers,
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James Rolph. Jr.. who was chosen
mayor OF San Francisco at the recent
primary election. will not need to 70
to the polls for ratification at the regu-
lar election in November. the vote n
his case being final.
Under the new law the two candl-
dates for each office receiving the high
est number OF votes In the primary are
declared the nominees. but II one can
didate receives a majority Of all the
votes ne Is declared elected. The old
three. four. I've or even six cornered
contests. through which a candidate
might slip into Office by a mere plural
tty. Is done away with. Mr.. Rolph,
having received majority of all votes
cast. Is therefore the regularly elected
chief executive. His opponent. p. H.
Mccarthy. the present mayor. was
completely overwhelmed.
The new mayor elect Is a native Of
San Francisco and Is forty-two years
OF age. He IL a shipowner. a member
OF the tirm of Hind. Roiph & Co. 10
1902 he was made president of the
Shipowners' association and won the
confidence of the union sailors by his
FAIR treatment. In the recent campaign
ne had the support of nearly all the
labor union forces. which had turned
against Mccarthy.
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State Press Comment.
Dun . for Governor.

Occur d'Aleue Journal: While there
are number nf choice republicans
from north Idaho that would make
sp'endid gov+rnnrs, yet iC seems more
aud more To be certain that Judge r.
n. Dunn will be the next nominee OF
the republican party.
Judge Dunn has not yet allowed his
candidacy to tie u,horized and ia.
deed no one SEEMS 10 know whether
he will ever becn,ue a candidate but
should he enttr he tleld 1t Is con-
ceded ne could win out very easily.
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Pinchot INDICATED.

When Clifford lhncbot returned
frJm Alaska the d:spa tches derided
him for favOrlng the building az .
government railroad from the coast
to The coal mines over which there
has been SO much controversy. and he
Was accused Of visiting A 'aska for the
express purpose OF hamperiox the ad-
min:stration 10 the development Of
that country but since Secretary
Fisher also has declared Ia faycr az =
government constructed railway The
silence concern ming p ncbot,s meddla
sumeness is bppre> sive. Weiser SIP.
nal.
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Commissioners Proceedings
Oct. l4.-B.l's allowed:
" n Giles road work 5 % so
W J Mcclure, exp rs treas. 60
& .ioi: e os,sup poor farm 70 20
I Il MaIuing. bpat hire for
coroner 3 SO
Carscalen Bros. balance on
Rose Lake bridge contract $3.50
, F Enders,sup I'd dist l3s 90
Niles f Eebers, recording 10
probate court 48
Geo w Flemming, expense com. is
w b McFarlaDd,e exp as sheriff 20 10
D Wernette,exp co attorney 10 go
A 0 Modlln, surveying NicolaI
road 80 rs
E r Weston, maps for commits. IS 70
w 3 Mcfarland, boarding
prisoners III
] II Snyder. blacksmith s 40
Archie Nogle, expenses - so
J H Snyder. blacksmith 375
Int Mile Co, supplies % Is
L A Larsen, sup poor farm 80 35
P GundeIsDn, rent for sheriff 80
F w Knowlton, exp as TAILOR % 80
Pac Tel & Telg Co, rentals, etc. 81 SIS
Henry Dyer, road work is
.C + McCarty, auto hire 10
9 A Berry, exp as dep sheriff "a 05
Emma A Rauch, exp as supt Is 25
@ E Remington, salary IS
Interstate Tel co. rentals, etc 81 SIS
5 D Beebe, supplies lO7 20
O + Remington, expenses 3
9 F Shero, supplies l8 IS
J A Sieglcch, supp les As so
F L Rnnyon, supplies "a IS
II Reiniger, supplies Is 20
Floyd McNett, Plumbing 1854 Is
Consumers Co, water % 20
Shaw Borden CO, supplies 80 SO
Idaho Mile Co. supplies AZ
Elmer Rauch, wrk Go supt. 81 SO
Village OF Rathdrum, water Is
Ko0tenai Power Gu. lights Sc
90 Young. work 10 Co ONCE Al Is
e G Thomas. :. !" 68 25
Bills rejected:
w O Galloway, expense $50 rs
John Mcmahon, mdse 6lO|
Martin Puleson was released by the
heard from the bond Of Justice S.
Adams, OF Rathdruni.
The report Of Bert Reed, probate
Judge was approved.
Board adjourned to Oct. 10.
Oct. l6-Bills allowed:
S Anderson, road work $25
q Z McCarty, auto hire 8
Blackwell Lbr. Co. supplies $751;
Fl Sheppard. services for Co. 30
Fred Wonnacott, expense 1875 As |
Board adjourned to Oct. %.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY n

CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Service eveys
and 4th Sunday VI each month. ~
second Sunday at 10 o'clock. and oS's
Vanden Berg. Pastor. IT.
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Roosevelt, the PRINCIPAL town IN
the Thunder Mountain district. In
central Idaho 10 1909. TODAY il cover, 4
by lake 600 yards ia lenpth and 200
yards In width and Of an AVERAGE
depth OF rs feet, due 10 an avalanche
Two years ago, before which time II
had been deserted.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1911-11-17

Between thirty and fnrtv million
bushels Of whaat. unihr.sh.d uoe
ruined under The 10 ent snowf.r n
SASKATCHEWAN aud Alberta, according
to est IN ties OF grain men A. Winno
peg.
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A Gift With a Thought In It.

What other Christmas present.
costs SO little and means so much VI
q subscription to The Youths Com.
panion-52 weeks for Sits? It is .
GIFT which benefits not only the one
who receives il, but every member oil
the same household.
II you do no not know The Com
panion, II you are at all uncertain,
just send Us postal card asking for
sample copies.
Not only is The Companion the
best gift you can choose for the
money, but the easiest to choose.
Keep the loving Christmas thought
bright and unwearied by making
your gift The Youths Companion.
The one to whom you give the SUBJ
scripti0n will receive free The Com
panion's Calendar for 1912, litho-
graphed In ten colors and gold, and
you. too. as giver OF the subscription,
will receive copy Of the Calendar.
The subscription price is now only
$i.75. but on January |, 1912, II will
he advanced to s. 90.
THE YOUTHS COMPANION,
la Berkeley St, Boston, Mass
"a Ne,U Subscriptions Received
at this office.
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l. ynnr husband or lssY An ,,r;ia.
Or, tault nndlnH disposition Is often
due 10 Il dis0rderrd stomach. A man
with good digest on Is nearly always
good natured. A great many have
been permanently cured OF stomach
" 'ubie ny taking Chamberlain's
Ia Diets. For sale by all dealers.
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Registrars Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
Undersigned registrar OF election FOL
the aforesaid precinct will receive
applications for registration OF quail.
ded electors Of said precinct from
this date, on every Saturday up Il
and including Saturday, November
18th, 1911, for the special election to
be held 10 said precinct and county
on Wednesday, November 22nd, 1911.
The registration books will be omen
at my Office at E G. Davies store in
said precinct between the hours OF 9
O'Clock a. u. and o'clock p. m. and
7 O'Clock p. M. and 8 o'clock D. m.
All electors who were not r.gisi ed
for The November election of 1910 are
required to register In order 10 be
entitled to uote at said special cleo.
ton.
Dated this 2sth day Of October,
1911.
CARRIE B. SAGE,
Registrar OF aforesaid precinct.
~ Subscribe for THE RATHDRpN
TRIBUNE. Only $500 per year. II
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.eN~eNN~NNN <A~%%~%%~<><> =
We promptly obtain II s and Eoreiun
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Notice to Creditors.
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Eliza J. Finney, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrator of the Estate OF Eliza J.
flnney, deceased, To the creditors or. and
al persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within months after the first
publication OF this notice. tn tho Gu ii
Administrator at his Residence in Rath-
drum, ldahot the same being the place for the
transaction of the business of said estate
III 1he county OF kootenai. State of Idaho
Dated this 9th day of November. 1911.
d. +. FINNEY.
% NOV I'-Decl5 Administrator.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
publsherl
Department of the Interior,
u. Land Office at Occur d. lene. idaho
October IS. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that William q.
Nelms. OF Rathdrum Idaho, who, on October
q. 1905. made homestead entry No. ol99l, 5l5O
III Township IL North, Range
West. Boise Meridian. has filed notice OF
intention to make Final Five year Proof
to establish claim TO the land above describ-
ed. before the Register and Receiver OF the
United States Land Office. at CPnr d Alene,
Idaho, on the 9Th day Of December, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: Charles
Mailman, Bud Flnney, Ed Bradbury, all OF
Rathdrum, Idaho; Ernest Libby of Cost
Falls Idaho.
Nv3-Dec w ii. BATTING. Register.