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Show IT Q TRADE NOTICE The d.Ie o. yout MM 'f i , with the world drug go. Kindly be as prompt as possible In paying in advance. pahl. Fork panish:"; 0L. VI. If NO. 0s) SPANISH FORK, UTAH, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1907. PLOTTED LEADS TO ALL-STA- COULD DEFEAT ANY COMBINATION OF EASTERN DIVISION PLAYERS 8AYS CRITIC. e is Now Add Kidnaping Many Crimea, and to Involve Prominent Colorado Man. HI a Prisoner in Artillery Garrison the Capital. . BEST AT BAT at Ida. The defense on Wednesday carried the cross examination of Harry Orchard down to the. actual crime charged against William D. War Another Starts planter Haywood the murder . of Frank Nicaragua and Salvador, and as it progressed Steuuenberg Beaten Invading Forces Are assailed the testimony and the theory Stand. Last of the state resting ,j Are Making upon it and various points. The Steunenberg crime was reached at midday and for tbe defense directed their a counsel with Salvador ;C0 city. efforts to an attempt to cloud the on Wednesday earlier purposes and movements of troops of regular and .I a body of revolutionists and Orchard with uncertainty Then they emphasized cap-th- e on Tuesday taau?, the abandonment of all effort to kill port of Acajutla and who after Orchard had first tracked SteunSal-,Hi6 on attempted to move enberg to a hotel in Boise and with a The invading skeleton key had gained entrance to capital. the room in which the governor tere driven back to Acajutla was very living. Here they delayed for a stand a there, making rao moment to prove that Orchard twice near the wrote and once battle was fought telephoned to BUI the of Sonsonata, which Easterly at Silver City to urge him come and join in the crime and Sonso-whic- h to to capture. the direct was that Oris well garrisoned,- - Is chard was complication to inveigle endeavoring twelve miles from Acajutla on another federation man into the ihadorean railroad, which con-th- e crime, which would bring discredit port of Acajutla with the and dishonor to the organization. Then the Steunenberg crime was As soon as of the republic. thrust into the backtemporarily barradiog force entered the ground and the witness waa carried of over his long, diverting Journey into er easily Cook possession north Idaho and his crimes there, inin, which was poorly defended, the dark plot to kidnap and ben seized a train which hap-t-o cluding hold for ransom the Paulson children be at the terminus of tbe were forcefully emphasized. Orchard u the time, and swiftly moved swore that Dave Coates, former lieutenant governor of Colorado, and then Sontonata. a publisher in Wallace, Idaho, first awhile President Figueroa had suggested the kidnaping to Pettibone of the capture of the town and and himself at Denver. d an Immediate mobilization of Paulson, once a poor miner, had made a fortune in the Hercules mine, Lvidorean army. A number an Interest were rushed by train from the in which Orchard held when the property was valueless, and the-jto Sonsonata. During wag bupyed that if his children :he Invaders surrounded the were stolen he would come through attacking it' Tuesday morn-'wit$50,000 or $60,000 In ransom. Or-ithe result above stated. chard' said that when be went to 'be least interesting part of the north Idaho be got Jack Simpkins to incident is the fact that an come in on the plot and together' they tan citizen Is said to have been went to Coates to renew the scheme. imoter and leader of the move. Coates, who was in 'court, was John Moissant, a wealthy tugari asked to stand up for identification r. who formerly resided in San'and, facing him, Orchard said he was co, Cal., and who is now a the man. r In the artillery garrison at) Then the defense showed the It Is said he will later ness in the commission of a series of I by the Salvadorean govern- - mean crimes, and reduced to poverty Moissant is one of four in which he had to resort to a pa wait who, beside owning one of ghop, borrowing and theft to live for in Cen- - a long pert id. First he pawned some peat sugar plantation (Derica, possess considerable jewelry and guns. This brought $25 ly In San ior $20. Then with a man named Cun- Francisco. , , a' month ago John1 and ningham whom he said Vincent St. Moissant are said to have en- - John had recommended to him as oto a conspiracy with General 'cafe and tried, he discussed a project , a brother of former Presi-itgive Cunningham the old Peabody we Escalon, a revolu-jbom- b which he still bad in his trunk whpreby m to be started with the idea 'for use by Cunningham on some non-m- $ General Petrero Escalon lunion men at the Tiger and Poorman 3k the story, mine. According to current in Salvador, the of-- ; Then he accepted the hospitality of f the garrison at Sonsonata Paulsons home at the very time he dbed and on the day Bet for was plotting to steal tbe Paulson of the town the coffee dren. After that, with Jack Simpkins, the troops was doctored. he broke into the Oregon Railway & Moissant. it is They en- - Navigation company's depot. alleged, hi become mayor of jewelry com- - were after a trunk full yid of Sonsonata, but, failing in Samples, but instead got a trunk full (as appointed American vice of thoe samples. Next be tapped a The American consul who ap- - 'cash register at Burke for $20 or $10.n him U no longer In the ser-- l it was a long era of crime and poy-"-It been charged with aiding erty and haid luck and. summing Fernandez, a member of thejup. the defense wanted to know why. Junta, to send messages to, if he was In Idaho on a mission of '3t Zelaya of Nicaragua. Since murder for Harwood. Moyer and or this alleged and with unlimited credit Y the government the whole 'from them he did not send to them ut family, including two beau-'fo- r money Instead f burrowing and 'flu, have Orchurd replied lnt been kept under the 'stealing. lurvclllnnce. It Is said tbe;dld send a letter to Moyer at Butte been trying to leave the And got $1M. but he did not send for ,,e for tlielr home in the United! more because he was temporarily off hut as away the Salvadorean gov- - the Steunenlierg murder and t clainia to have evidence thatlfrom where Steunenberg lived ana n more mon y also in the alleged rovolu- - did not want to send for Plot, they have not boen al-- 0 until be could show that he was back leave the at work. country. Boise, 48-- DRS. WARNER u invad-adearore- . d h b wit-hado- r. o chil-purin- g g A short time ago the eastern baseball experts were busy picking out York and teams guaranteed to defeat the world, and overlooking the fact that the west not only decided the championship last season, but appears to hold the whip hand even stronger this year. Not only that, but the stars of both leagues' are almost all with clubs playing in western cities. In fact, a glance at ;he figures made last season is enough to convince anyone that the greatest .earn in the history of tbe game covl De picked from the west, provided, o! jourse, team work went with individual qualifications. Both of the championship batsmen if last season come from the west, xnd the two second men In the Ameri-:aleague are both western players while this Is also true of the first two out of three of the leader! in the National. Stone, the premier batter oi them all last season, belongs to the Browns, while Clarke, who played In a smaller number of games and finished Just a decimal below Stone, be longs to Cleveland. Lajole, who comes third, is also from Cleveland. In the National league, Wagner, the leader, belongs to Pittsburg, while Stelnfeldt. who comes third, is a Chicago player Not only are all five of these men great batters, but every one of them is among the leaders in fielding and other, departments of the game a well. Add on to these two such i itch-eras Altrock, one of the greatest left handed twlrlers in the country, whe did such brilliant service for tbe White Sox in the world's championship series, and Miner Brown, a pitcher, who made a record in the National league last season which stands by itself, and there is already a bunch of stars which classes almost by itself. Not only can the west pick one team which will be pretty much In a class by itself, but it can pick a second one which should defeat any other in the country. Beginning on an r western team and taking only men who are playing In the positions they would fill on such a nine, there Is Stone to start with. Stone is not only a great hitter, but a brilliant fielder and base runner as well Stone plays left, and only his particularly brilliant record gives him the prefer ence In that position over such men as Jimmy Sheckard and Fred Clarke. Fielder Jones of the White Sox must be chosen)- - and he Is admittedly one of the greatest men who has evei played the outfled. When it comes to right field, Schulte, of Chicago, is probably the best regular man in that position, as he bats well, fields well and runs bases well. On the other hand, this position could be filled much better bv playing another representative there. Both Hemphill and Crawford are brilliant players, and both have played and can play right field In fine e style, Hemphill in particular being in man that position. great An Infield composed of Chance on first, Lajoie at second. Wagner at at third, shortstop and Stelnfeldt would be pretty near Impregnable. chamEvery man in that lineup Is a runbase and fielder batter, pionship are there but Not that, ner. only secenough more atars to make up a ond infield which would shine alongside of any other In the country. There Is JIggs Donohue and Tom Jones, of Chicago and St Louis, for first base, Huggins and Evers for second iiase, Turner and Wallace far shortstop and Bradley for third base. When it comes to batteries the west reIs as well provided as in other Is Johnny there catchers For spects. Kiing. one of the greatest backstops and a 300 hitter, of the game the White who piloted and Sullivan, Sox to world's championship honors, and one of the brainiest catchers In the business, but only an sverage Clarke la a third catcher who Is man s groat batter and a high-clasbehind the bat. For pitchers there Is mena wealth of material. As before would tioned. Altrock and Brown make an ideul combination,. aa oue is a right lander, while the oiber Is two pitcher southpaw, and at least with opposite deliveries are needl'd to round cut a team. White of the While Sox, or Walsh of that team, of Pittsburg, would form and fine pitching stHff for a chamanother as all three rank with team, pionship In tbo "ouuiry. the greatest all-Ne- s s JgmjS SCENE IN THE COURTROOM jr AT BOISE. WJTJl A. A. Spaatoti Pork Utah. Jones' residence. MEDICINES PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED 1 BY EXPERIENCED 1 1 1 1 PHARMACISTS.. : 3tTTmnimtrmTmiiMii!tMiminmMMitiiii!timiiMMniiimuMimnHifiMim?nnTtl SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT 7 Central Lumber Co NOTARY PUBLIC Money Loaned oa Irrigated Parma low lntereti tpeoial tions of partial payments. Office at residence, one block east of SPANISH frOBK, UTAH. op- Co-o- A'. DRUGS The SAMUEL CORNABY I' AND Office at JONES' RESIDENCE Ntfbt call, an.wered from Wm, PURE B. MORGAN, bas opened a yard in Spanish Fork, half a block nork and half a block west of the postoflice, with a complete stock of Lumber. Lath, Shingles, Mouldings, and other building material; also Glass, Paints and Oils. 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