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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-12-29
legged utterances in speeches at the
meeting of the Denver Trades and
Labor assembly yesterday.

Have you something for sale? II
so advertise it in our Wantads and
get your money quick.
The Republican makes a specially
of sanitary butterwrappers.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-12-29

FOR SALE-160 acres excellent land
on Big Lost River near Darlington.
Fair Improvement. Water right.
Must be sold at nee. No reason
able offer refused. Address for
particulars, R. H. Cost, receiver
State bank. 20tf
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-12-29
BOSS

THE HUMAN TELESCOPE at the Star Theatre Jan. LIST and End.
The most marvellous freak of human nature in existence.
Battles physicians and Scientists. Grows two feet in height.
Other stunts as astoundingly exhibited.
in 20 countries, in 38 states, before every crowned head in Europe; 8
weeks in Portland and Seattle.
An illustrated lecture O. freaks of nature never seen before in this coun-
try.
Public examination to prove there is no deusion, that Dss actually
grows. ADMISSION 1Oc
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-12-29

STORE FOR SALE-Good
store building with living rooms
attached. Situated in a live town
in the best part of a 10000 acre
project. Town less than a year old
has over 500 property owners On
ly drug store in the place. Apply
at Republican office. d1-2t
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-12-29
FOUND
LOST
Less Than % c

WATCH LOST-Ladies' gold watch,
hunting case. Reward. This Of
flee. 27-tf
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-12-29

WATER RIGHT FOR SALE-Dating
back to 1890, at $2.75 cents an
inch. Can be transferred to any
canal along Snake river. Byrd
: Trego. tt
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-12-29
FOR SALE

APPLES FOR SALE at % cents a
bushel at $50 south University Av-
enue. 27-2
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-12-29

A PIANO BARGAIN-A fine new
Howard piano, scarcely marred at all,
cost $3.50; and will sell for $500 or
will trade for good horses or cattle.
The instrument can be seer at Geo.
w. Heaton's farm at Kimball. Geo.
Heaton, Boise, Idaho.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-12-29

FOR SALE-BLACKSMITH BUSI-
NESS-Good location, good outfit,
two fires, machine drill, Little
Giant punch and shears and other
good tools. A. M. Bright, Black
foot, Idaho. 25tf
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-12-29

You'll find 1t In the Wantad
columns. Look for it there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-31
District No. 3
All territory known South Richmond inc,ud-
Inc swnnsboro and Forest Hill.
At len.t three prizes n this district
A Diamond Ring, a Bicycle
and a Gold Watch.

t, LEE o. Iahure"s Ihirteth and McDonough. 1000
Maroara, Isrnoi, -, a mn 1474
80 : 80 - 80 i,ecatur Street...... 6,431
Manrt, 49,. oa mn. 46S3
rarnas -, 80 west fltteenth Street. 1000
Waitar 80 r 80 Decatur street 2,2i4
49, "ouiaiu fieiehts. rs, 044
NO 80. 80 vi, i'oS rorter street 1000
Eua ~ ras, $50 20 Ferry street ....... 1,796
c,Iao. r,Ian. =, W., GU or Get. 2.116
60. ~ ~. 90, w est l"eirth Street.... 1000
49, - rn,,; nv forter street ........... 21OS
r;h. W ores. mn. lob
~. - II.,, Hes. szV McDonough Street. 1000
tshn,r w. 90. ~ West Iwelfth Street,. l,0l3
- @ 80 ~, % '"n orluee street 1000
Mo, % 49, 10 f,Eetet. street. liza
To-t.n r. =, wv yes. Fiiteenth Street. 7,403
- 49,. 49,, i Tr,1, aaury Street........ 1921
80 - 80 CO.. mn = 1000
$40, az 81 iH"' nailuriage street. 1000
Lucille Price. lois Hull Street. ,oeeS
I.n,s - - 80, ~" West fltteenth Street l.1S0
NJ s,. M, isas banorage street 1000
49, r SIM. i'Ip i,alhoriose street 1904
l.ha, 20 ir ~. street 1,0Oe
I,.s I,,, nj, 10 East Thirty-hrst Street. 1000
~ "''' TO-" forter street. .......... 1000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-31

crowd had shrunk away and the lit
tie room for wonder had some space
Petersburg Pike about year ago was
given by some of those in tho cars at
the time. other witnesses testified az
to the bouncing qualities OF the Buick
OF old make. such as Beattie's. and re-
marked upon the condition of the Belt
Limo crossing, with u view to showing
that the gun was probably joltcd out
as the prisoner declares. and not thrown
away by himself. as tho State charges.
Some minor points came in evidence.
and then the dofenso's first day was at
IN end. The upshot OF 1t was not much
In the way Of solid comfort Cor the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-31

nearest office at centralia, on the At
lantic Coast Line Railroad. along a
country road to Chesterfield Court
house. and opened an office at the lat
ter place in the store OF Jailcr Cog
bill. which Is about 100 feet from the
courthouse proper Eight expert press
operators are assigned to duty at that
office to handle the heavy nlo of press
matter which averages 10000 words
DAY. These operators and the circuits
which run direct into the Offices of the
country's large newspapers and press
associations as &C are der,ths supefvis!on
eompeny.s Riohmsonnaeef o q While the the
eompeny's interests niSSenerai are
a 132ise 10. 10Y ,,s by Y. rnspsy ata.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-31
WAYMAN IS
OUGHT FORTH,
.N ON SHOULDER
CONTINUED From FRS, Page

baroro a,a " me DAY He
eo the
aboutf
hheS weighed
"'"N' '"e
ne had Hn"ie-hnrred his
uashe on bulletin eswithin sat
up Its sIve - ~ Ns '"a' IT, 100
~. Fla
VI the
ana the imagination The
a 1919 i"'H
the
Of
&8Q&$8 WOODS o - 'eF'-
OF the two individuals and
an" VIII lie prepared
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-31

)hs star witness will come out of II
with skirts clear.
ABOUT an hour later Paul was called
again. Right behind him walked ". r
oaKer. Inc two looked at each other.
Did you not say in Mr.. BAKERS
presence immediately after tbs CO.,
neFs inquest" asked Mr.. Smith OF
iaui' that you were going to tell
everything you knew and thar v,n
were glad to get even with Incl. Ha,.
~ because he had taken your mother
or some other female member OF vour
family into a room and made her sign
away everything she had?"
II did not"
baker was asked and answered:
He did"
An impose was reached again IL
seems. BUT Wendenburg went right
AFTER Baker with hammer and tonee
delivery. and the witness did nor fa1s
We'll though he chung to his story
pakef mad said that Paul referred to
MS mother or mother in-law" as the
one whose property had slipped into
Uncle Henry's hands. Then he changed
IL to mother and grandmother" and
was absolutely certain he had never
even said "mother-in-i law"
Are you sure you didn't say moth
er-in-iawF asked Mr.. Wendenburs.
Yes. am."
Quite sure7"
rs that the best memory you.va
got7" .
Yes. It's the best memory I've got 4"
Read the record" snapped the law
yer quickly.
The stenographH read and Baker
stood convicted
And now you come here and try to
repeat a conversation three weeks old
and yet you can't remember three
minutes what you said yourself" re-
marked Mr.. Wcndenburg sarcastically.
But pride goeth before the fall. Not
ions after this the States attorney
mad occasion to question the accu-
racy OF quotation OF a witness nv
counsel of the opposite side. 1t refer.
red to the size of the much discussed
second blood" spot in the road.
lie said eighteen inches across, and
not eighteen inches in diameter" said
MIR. Wendenburg.
He said eighteen inches in diameter
and not eighteen inches across" said
Mr.. Smith.
Il appeal to the record" said Mr..
Wendenburg.
Eighteen inches in diameter" read
the stenographer.
-No" 80 out ana apologize to Mr.,
Billy Baker" laughed Mr.. Smith.
The crowd Uttered. and the court
raped sharply. The Judge reminded
counsel that II lawyers within the bar
INDUCED In loud laughter he could
never hope to preserve order among
the nero spectators.
Other Events of the Dny.
Rain and storm came overnight
Tho county roads filled up with mud.
and many an automobile rolled into n
miry hole and stopped abruptly, drop
ping Its protesting passengers In the
middle of the woods. Things move
swiftly and surprisingly In Chester
Held. But a few hours before Sitting
heat hung over the courthouse and
dissatisfied beings gasp,d in the suf-
focating air; yesterday all was
changed. The sun had disappeared
and tho air was damp and raw and
almost chill. II the courthouse sto.us
IAhsa been blazing nobody woxl s. *
= "a n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-31

H Turnpike. He sat on the rear
Mr.. Montague's car. which was
~ over the rails at from twenty
- 8S>aty-fsve miles an hour. getting
CIV far from the very edge of
,oad was the first clear SLIP
idnt some one Joke you about
ng down the railroad tracks-ask
- II you were trying to get to Clop-
H one said SO to my knowledge. A
passed us with several officers on
d.. The only one / recognized was
on won't as far over as you could;
~ Is. TO get this jolt you speak of
went to the extreme edge where
rails were exposed?"
81 es."
sffow about the straight middle OF
81 crossing?"
4It is comparatively smooth-an ex-
.ent crossing"
Looked for JoIts.
Ihem you had to look for n Jolt to
Is sr .s1%
k'Did you try to see whether any
iclc would bounce out?"
yes. we had some newspapers on
Ibid they bounce out?"
mo. they were not of the proper
rm and weight for such a test
Judge watson ruled out all evidence
ven by Messrs. Montague and Car
m as to how far objects would
ounce. They were not experts in
at branch OF physics. IL being rather
matter OF common observation OF
nssh the jury could determine than
1pert knowledge.
had fallen all day about
|. ] !:
sese, but the at
- : - - he'd. Some city
- led regularly did
- {<l 6#I When court ad-
6f5 - - . 1's(23 shortly before c
= M - 8crc knee deep in
~ - IL 8id attorneys and
paper men strug-
r. - o. In motor cars
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-31

8 HTSc' IfUIIaHu, WHO Was
telling the truth when
saw a man with a gun on
s in Railway tracks, stated
d Identify him. The Com
> Hill probably give him a
so. 1t is now declared
= sence OF fhis man in the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-31
BEATTIE TRIAL
BREAKS RECORD

Although 1t was not definitely known
until August II exactly when the
Beattie trial would start. how long
1t would last or what demand for tele.
graphic facilities there would be, the
Western Union Telegraph Company. at
the couAHf6d at oons,dssaSIe OK
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-31

OF providing wires a4
office at the courthotE
BY j. S. Calvert, 81
Richmond. III
The following te EEL
have been detailed |
terheld: |
c. NJ. Rosson. r.
Hart, b. ia Lyttt,n4e h
X Sexton and Fl SKI
Mos. OF the nigfS =
papers are sent frE ~
amounting to aihos
record has probaHf13
ceeded In Virgin
|
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-31

that the T sence OF This man in the
neighborhoo9 was known long ago "a
the detectives, who made a thorough
investigation a the time and now
know the name and whereabouts OF
the supposed highwayman, and who
are prepared to produce him on short
notice for the inspection of the court
and jury Moreover. 1t is claimed
that men with guns are after all no,
rare objects along the Midlothian
Pike itsef-though men with guns
bought by Paul Beattie do not come
every day. Remark was made yes.
terday In court upon the point tina,
this is not the hunting season, and
that there is no reason why a strang-
er should go strolling about the
place with a shotgun. AS a matter
Of fact the woods along the roadside
where the murder was committed are
ecellent for squirrels and rabbits
one man in the crowd boosted of hav-
Ing slaughtered ten Dummies there as
late as last Monday
The defense's trump car 1t seems
does not WIN. 1t must try again.
Paul Beattie There Again.
Ono other feature stands out In the
#dull day-the conformation of Paul
Seattie with two men who made
statements he fatty contrad'cted
here was touch of the dramatic
8fere. Paul eyed the witnesses calmly
4Hd then as calmly declared that they
mot telling the truth: the Wit.
looked straight back at Paul
they were. The jury will
B decide this unless the Com.
s2lth, IS 1t claims, is prepared
ove that Paul is right.
had not been expected that the
= hers cousin would be dragged
- - he case so soon again. lie mad
left behind In the Henrico jail,
~ here was something of a furry
33 Mr.. Smith announced that he
- 3,H be needed. y hurry call was
o the prison, fifteen miles away
= Paul, in bed. rolled up in blan-
was enjoying chill and a morn
ewspaper. a taxicab made the
rom jail to courthouse in one
Paul did not have a merry day,
he seemed chirpy enough. The
~ er fastened his eyes on his
: = as he passed in through the
= 4 ~ put Paul did not look at him.
you not tell q. w. Booth on
Bridge the day after the homi-
nat you did not believe Henry
- He'd his wife. and that he al
25SI5 spoke afrectionstely of her?'
$ Mr. Smith.
d not"
: that Mr.. Booth?" asked Mr..
pointing to a man who had just
Is"
~ got up aud Booth sat down.
Paul Beattie tell you on Mayos
the day after the homicide that
:, not believe Henry haa killed
and that he always spoke
- w of her?" asked Mr..
ID and looks like hard blow
- but the Commonwealth,
- efusing to so into details, AK
e 4 5 ~ II will have something ,nord
f. ~ 25sGaeeIAtsg and that
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-31
A Diamond Ring, a Bicycle
and a Gold Watch.

Imii,, - emerson o2o n Twenty-irst St 1850
tii 81 a. ~ $3.50 MT 'n iwenty-siXth ST.. 5000
Ea,,, rel ona 49,, -. -. 1,2l7
-hr, 81. %, ~ .Ne"'n Street........ IL
Esas 60 go Louisiana street. LOIS
Carl c. Battige. 1903 East Marshall Street 6o ON
Catherine Rrisow 26l1 East Grace Street 90
Marguerite Bockers 524 n. Twcnty-nfth 81 go
Matte Bayliss. 1921 East Marshall Street az,
Milton Carney. 207 North Twenty-hfth ST o25
80 - w a. Gatwooo NV East Grace St. 7.OS2
or u w i-as' heish street. ....... 2.S75
I,' eRi w. nni'e ioof second avenue 2.n9i
-"Vo ~ 81 eel 1920
~, -,' ~ street l,1S6
Lottie Dlckerson, Lakewood. ........ 49,
Resale E. Devote 3l02 East Marshall Street eos
t rn,lip Enslow' iiishland Park ........... 2.22s
r,,, -. 81. o4ii r-ast clay Street -.... 1901
I, =, aeeE NC Eoast Broad street 1.20l
,, tmoou roioes' "oVo East Broad Street 1859
~ Gates' 'Vf .>orth Iwenty-hfth St.... 1000
Nellie Gordon. 26ls East Grace Street. . 2o77
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-31
District No. 2

All territory In Richmond north of the Ja,n..
River and east of Second Street (incIudur sscnns
street,, also including Highland Park md Cb...n1.
VIII. ~ eS'hut
At least three prizes I'm this distrfct-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-31
District Nc l

All territory In Richmond north the James
River and Second Street mot Including
second Street) and Barton Heights and Ginter Pnrk
Az least three prizes in thia dIstrict-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-08-31
and Standings Up to Present Time
n Welsh PCNY QUILL to the in
districts close Of contest Districts |, g. Sand
a WELSH PONY OUTFIT to the having
OF city districts close Of District s.

Hazel Kitty Goode $500 East Marshall street 1915
n Cecil Garlick Jr. Highland Park. 1858
Ermindo Gust, 1901 n. Twcnty-sixth St.. 1854
Nlliiam Giesemdoffer. 825 North Eighth St 50,5Sl
Belle Goddin 625 North Eighth Street. ...... 7,0i3
grace v Howard. 42o North Twenty fourth St 1,165
raa@ei f1ooson 3ill East City Street l.435
herald Hrshberg. 6los North Thira Street lO05
Edwin L. Hubbard. 211 N. Twenty sixth St. S,oS6
George IT. Hutchinson, sos East Leigh street l73I
Lynwood Hiliard 25l9 venabe street ...4l63S
Robert f. Hord 1901 North Twentieth street zoos
l.aRoy NJ Hord. 20o+ Fairmocnt Avenue...... 6.S2S
manning Hester. 11o South Fourth Street. -. zoos
John s Johnston 1904 Eszt Broad Street,. sass
Thema Jones. 2sol EASY lay street... 1lss
Louise Klein. 3ess villa burg Avenue s45s
KsDnedS so7 siana srse5 iSt
Me eney Enfh s Ss as, 1879
stephen Lindsay. 1917 y. TwS nty-seventh St 1858
orummond Long, as Fifth Avenue. ......... 1876
Marie l. Molker. so1 East Clay Street ... 1895
Mary f. Merchant 2n1 East Main Street,. i9e
Gertrude McKenney. 5o4 Nicholson Street as ss4
Ellen Mcnamara, 1922 Fast Broad Street, 31ie
Grace Madison. 2211 Pleasant Street.. 1915
Niaoen a. Martin. s12 East Clay Street. .... e4ss
spencer Marion 260s East Grace Street $50
Mathew NJ Melton. sos N. Twenty-hfth St. 1163
Fred Mehlbreth 6o7 North Ninth Street 1214
Ruth Mills. 23os East Leigh Street. ~. 1850
virginia c. Meredith First Avenue I, l6ens
Newton Nuckols, Jr. a1s East Clay STR E as10
Mary Phillips, 527 North Ninth Street 9 1o2s
Eugene Peay 1900 NJ street.......I . 1sS2
Herbert Patram. 2209 Paramount AZ nue. aIas
Charles L. Rogers. 2415 venabIe ST ct. $500. boS41
Ian T. seioert. III North Fourth street 49, 1920
ramon Smith. ei4 North Twenty-ffth St. a12s
Katherine E. Saunders. 1901 East Broad Ct no.
John NJ. Spence Jr, 215 North Thirty-sixtb a. o7s
Nathan sonnenberg. 4o2 East Marshall Street 1850
stanton a. Tiiler. So7 Third Avenue. ....... s4s6
iy tnroekmorton. go North Twentieth St l.o6s
iaitoh valentine, 1903 Third Avenue. ....... 3.65S
Helen S. Vaughan 524 North Fourth Street Az so7
reari A. wade. 5ls North Thirty St.. 1881
Madeline Wolf. North Fifth street .. Is5a
Louise Woodward $500 East Grace Street asIa
Florence Wnring. AIS n. Twenty fourth ST. oo5
HosaNe "einorunn' 627 North Sixth Street,. 1,s46
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