Provo Semi-Weekly Herald | 1909-02-06 | Page 4

i I r.OVO HERALD i law Sitsraayt Iwbfl, feLti-he- e 'tat i ii i iii i . ii iii i pju (ESE -- MEASURE THlPGRGHARDrHIEE . i carr tor n tipendeTtW to Have Beei Mixed trp ina - jext'endlng-fror- to-- be People Hav ex&witionvrwni""7 Jn iter frTfflSeatlMt ' Yukon-Pacifi-c iir . ' 7. peanAjagka, and return. state .exposition The Washington commission will duplicate the prises . In ths Evtry Confidsnet Have Offered. Their Assistance.. ?t: as Hie Bondsmen, "lrtn'eitoToW-I offered Muskogee, Okla. Sixty leading business men of Musltogee held a mass exposition miner, became Th iiwffitiElicwia dtaensayaawaa) tnl1ftt , John Doraa, lently Insane In hotel at Reno, and ments returned late Wednesday by started hi: to demblten the furnltara, the federal grandjury in the governofficers ft severe tusue Be- ment's town lot lnvestigatioBThe firing the landed :. In a celt. fore- boine lm!,iln,w lKr?f:, ADVENTUR E, h a CaL Jthe1 ... 4han .ifluWIUift Reertezwhanj passed that Way without stopping and devouring with hi eyesihe ripe, rosy fruit, until his; desire forjt became ! most ( .passioa,'2':urr :,:iy- fnsrrtrtt"on-lold-herhat--ae p-- lf - d- ,:-.- X)la-boma'- iintogjaiiM Jn jriovlng jj?aure.sJt v ill be the most novel moving picture laty,"whlch lrlnveHtiga-tmkrtt- i nessee Coal ft Iron Absorption by the Steel corporation, ex convicted,, tl UnitedtoStates George Frankhauser," meet great difficulty- - In pre folding up a Great Northern train, at pects .Rondo, Mont, whefi ha and bis com- paring a report on the Culberson res olution providing tor the inquiry. panion stole 40,000 from ft registered ' wail sack, has been sentenced to life "It t possible ino report ' whaterer imprisonment, in the military prison will be made .to the senate - In reat Foit.Leavenworth. sponse to the Culberson resolution. - The state ofvVVyoralng has offered Sofflany jegalJjuestlons are involved & beautiful gold and silver cup for that ItTie predlctedx Jong discussion pro- would result Jn any attempt to deterthe best exhibit of ducts made during the Transmissourl mine whether the president had proDry Farming congress at Cheyenne ceeded in ' wrongful manner. His next month. Other valuable prl2es communication to the senate suggests ' ' have also been offered. that the only action taken by. him . M. J. Meany, the Portland youth wu to say that be saw no reason why be should Interfere, to prevent the who was convicted upon hls confesconstrue! yarfously TOergerrThisir to to an rob sion attempt Henry by;: members of the committee, some J!ng,- VweH' known business man' Of far as (be of the Democrats going-s- o Butte, has been sentenced by Judge say that it amounted to an instruction Michael Donlon to twentyyears in to the attorney general not to prosethe penitentiary, .the limit. cute the merger, even If It was found While riding along the big canal of to Ue'TOn'trarytO'The provisions of t the Wadswortb Light and Power eom-- j the Sherman law; aay at Wadsworth, Nevada, Robert Esden, aged 13 and son of to presiHimself .Authority of a Czar. dent of the company, was thrown from his horse and had his brains Fla. Speaking to an: Tampa. clashed out. against the trunk - of race track" on wowoar"the tree. WUlIam Jf. Bryan said he The Atlantic, Gulf & Pacific com-- ThuridAy, KtVsiftvVf vft 4 Via TVamnnwatei f9 thft ssMifK 6f Eood cheer and donBreff' i,!ny tion at Reno, Nevada. The principal thera Is a steadily Increasing senti business for which the company Is ment that makes for the growth et ' Is dredging, pier and dock . formed the Democratic prty In the'-nlteI ulldlng, railroad construction and He predicted- -- the masses i 'eneral engineering and construction States. " " would demand the" rights of the aris- work. rirX.tocratlo class. Mr. Bryan said the fi. 1'axton, a rancher living near! president bad, takesjlO.Jjlnnelf all. EauiaacSrWyeminft shot his wtte-h- t The authority t)f a ciar In themanlp tiie face and his stepson In the groin, ulatlon of his high .office. He declared . End then;., attempted suicide, buy, all that., prospects were brighter than- of the parties will recover. Paxton is sver tor Democratic victory In 1912. l eUeved to be Insane, and is confined New Racing Law for Texas. in the county jail, awaiting an investi. .. , gation. Austin, Tex. A committee ot the Th infant. Car- -' !r ' Mr. and IpwejHhouBa o Jthe leg! alaturej. after rs.. T, A. I!oorE!iji Kalispell, many hearings, has decided favorably Montr waft choked to dath by ft. pear to report a bill creating a state racnut Bhell becoming lodged in the ing commission which is to pass! npon child's throat. The parents started all racing . matters. CRact ; mf Ung's for Spokane to have an operation pef Bre tjo be llmltedJo flfteenjayttndet en ensued and dcelhthe inrtiied, TEe auspices of any one association,' '; train. . and to thirty days within one county. .Governor .Norris of Montana has An absolute baa la placed upon pool rs'r-to rooms and on selllug' infunuaUon to" a respire oi mxtyaa: 1'rH ti ri;;k Lebau of Flathead county, pool rooms within the '. state. The ' A to be hanged February IB commission is to control the betting, which must be under- the Paris mu?r tise murder of the Yokum family. ' .ufa ! partner was given a life sen-- f tual system. The percentage, hw. all to go to the association ne, and Lebau wants bis sentence- ever, is tha meeting. .. holding commuted, As tha result of an explosion of fire Brutal Methods of Police to" Secure r pp following a discharge of dyna-iConfession, the mine operated at Ashford, Newark N. J. Mrs. Mary J. WJU !)., by the Moore Investment com helm, the widow of Frank Wllhelm, v ot Eoattle, one miner, is en' r ton t of rocks, anothetl whpiwas .inurd.eredjB.IIfflirn-oiiane,!- -, I from suiiocatlon, whiie tw day bight. February i, is 1n"ir cohdl tlon ot complete nerve collapse after .:.. Jcrodk, ft coal miner whd a midnight visit to the morgue, on his savings and bought a Thursday, where she was suddenly T.-omwhere he lived th confronted by the body of hPr bus-:.!'i i:'t, last week went fav-r- - band. When the sheet which covered t i now in the asylum, her husband's body was suddenly re i . anti-trus- jtiiage . . - .. ' 1 n - ' fi'tmd five Jl.EMM) coupons calling for ", t n Indian girl who has ia bank and valuable - arr'estod in Tacoma i. last we;k and fined, ' T;t ergot he would but prosocutlon, T. !s'('ne, the ' r of A'cx'- - Indian fit i ' t ha-- -. 'K',- - ef -- Was. ' .., t a ver-- I '. moved She" rushed " forward 7 crying: "Oh, Frank, If you could only speak and tell them who did this. " springing the onone that had kicked " overft qozen giris nave been assaulted in the Herron Hill district There 1 talk ot race rlotv and bloodshed, HW..wORtn Height, above water of hull (free" . tboard), 79 feet Arniament: Two rifles, of CONSERVING THE TIMBER- - 105 miles range. Four mortars, aerial i detonators. Seventy Large Addition te - Nevada. National View In of of the Developments the rifles of 63 miles rasge, One hundred . Forest ' Past Few Years Naval and fifty rifles, of 33 miles Experts re--, has" The president Wftrihlngton. v rifles, 11 Still Bigger Ships Are range, Three hundred Say ; easily jlgned aprpctemattos. ftddinf mile Existence.-'-ganger Iniio Coming 00,135 'acres to the Humboldt na- ""7 mor The rifles, the tional forest in the northern part ot In"1889 we may say that the new tars and the rifles are disap on the .erjLjf our naval .construction, baf an, peering gnna. mounteiin barbettea Elko county, Nev., bordering Idaho line. - This area contains a large when we r laid: down the;, keel of the ' Joat equipment: Fifteen submaf mount Of pine, fir, and aspen timber, Texas. At that day she was ft splen- - rines. Fifteen torpedo beatsr Seventy-fivestimated at 64,000.000 linear feet. Idld ship, , at a coat ot. $2,500,000. In -gasoline launches.-4.- 1 This timber, although not all avait llhe present year e launched the all -ae - Nortlr Dakota" at a cost" of $7,000,000 (ZepUnolds).!. Twenty-fivaeroplanes " ' cessible and can be handled by em without a flutter of excitement (Wrights).of Texas and Between of the time modern men. the methods logging. 15,000 Crew, ploying ' . This addition gives the forest .a total the North Dakota we have distanced Officers, '350. This huge engine of' war would have area of 1,158,818 acres. . every navy in the world 1n rapid con .kfipt lip a normal speed of 69 miles an hour This recent addition' to the Hum- - struction, forest covera a JgianJjnapeed with. England, hot we have speed of 65 miles, She efSvital impodftMfTontaiwatershed KSiaed t her tcattt- - we have; balf3r tpnld jargl.'OOO powertor PREDICTION OP WHAT THE FU. TURE WIIL BRING FORTH. h -- " "-- 6 ' h h e we-iiae- e -- . -- -- Uoldt-nation- and-forc- al ISti-hor- WMi&fl ' lwarreturnedtcrthetF---ttack-nn- d poarwhich-extensiveirr- igs She ould W provided with "universal turbines," V adapted 'to steam, alcohol, hydrogen and what may- be xalled-"plcrat-e of gasoUhe the dheapest and most powerful - gas producer .r known. u .i'. The future United Rtates ship Kew York could destroy more than Its cost In fixing its guns one round, and probably several times that As a peacemaker It would be worth to the United States more than. the coat of an " t average navy. PP a war footing the ship undergoes a marked chanse. Everything on deck" CPjneXiloJgBye'L the .MpejatmciurA. Under way she has v smooth - clean hull with clean decks. - Leaving" out England's battleships and using her cruisers, if every, ship, la the pavy werep!a.ced sldo by..side. lh4 .irYjrklcffuld sirt a jaollilghnta through" tho entire English navy at one discharge. Her mortars wilt throw' detonators up in the air "to the freezing line-r-tJrmrttif. BipiatnavtgattoarfijrTOeh xrf plosions machinery and pen are put entirely out of existence, r Curiously "Korth he4Bh are-ftl&- o SHOT DOWN OH STBEET tdahoan Meets Traglo Death In Denver. . Denver Fred W. Walton, former grand master of the"X)dd Fellows of the .state of Idaho, was shot twice by John P. Cradlebaugh at Sixteenth "and Prominent . " " CTanipaStreetsfchorUfft Wednesday. Walton, died soon aftei1 telng removed to the hospital. Both re from ; Wallace, Ida., and men Ciaaiebgugh. nlstt.Js J prominent JDdd Fendwwiltdn was dyinr hospital was reached, but gasped out: Cradlebaugh, .according to ChTef of Police Armstrong, called on the latter .it police heaflquarterg Jata IpstJTue'B-caand told him that Walton had run away from Wallace With his wife; that he had traced them from Idaho to Seattle and thence to Denver. - y Should Pay the Penalty. X Baltimore. Joseph Janer,ged St years, and Catherine LOrch; a cos girl, bota of BroosiyntK. x., were nere Wednesday-npo- n the request of the New York police. The pair were staying at Apajdlng house since Tuesday morning under assumed names. The girl, under sharp admitted her - relations questioning, with Janer, who she said had lured 6op away by promises. It Is expected the charge of felonious assault, which Is a capital offense In this state, wtij . agalnst-Jane- r. -; - h";-a!- i fi al-ws- H the bars were put , up. The animal's dander waa up and he broke out again Tha BlrdFlcMBounl and Round Her and went after two cows in the lot N .HeadWhen Keyworth ixame home.., and the thrilling story of the fight to me that If said? 'Come with me, beard he- went afterhis shotgun and emptied . come with- me.' into the angry-bo- ar. "When It flew right in .front of me artoad of Tauckshot ' "' ' 7,;v!'-I could see that it was a bird that I saw every day In our yard.lf always CHILLY BATH FO-BAPTISM. sits in a tree there and sings when I home". come to. school and when I go It seems like it,. tells .me g.oodvand Ten Converts- Are Immersed In -Ice y'"'- f:1" ".Boils take; waits for me to come back.. Wit flewlback alongi.lbejroad 'janiJ t - " " ' - - -- lnraearrd;ntpJlowel first It flew very fast and i had tq ran :"- SfTos6plOchAO : h " -- for-tbe- " " h stamp ; iulirOive" beenTrestatttHhettr The30 m'X.-- i dependent upon tho streams of the region, and the future welfare ot the industry is almost thtlrely dependent upon a cheap and nearby supply of timber for fuel - and mine purposes. ilk "fltodt;1'" finaTlyafOve"hrmnto-hiffT)e- anclEJfQmptea by Iheir ilncere Ctirlt.. s members of the Church to keep up with It When I was so tfan belief-atired rcouldn't run any more I saw of God, was exemplified la this city before the bird look Tacit ' at" me";TTBehTl of, 1,000 "people who were and flew so slowly that I could-'walof grouped abou" on the snow and Ice-- " keep np with Itr- "lo Curve' untiT fcame followed it "l older guna tx the Promptly at 2:30 p. m. Rev. AngusH' seven street car line. That's of the other nations.. Apart from her F. Schmltz, local pastor of the Church, on Central and when I avenue, right -i heavguns she Is armored unusually of God," marched from 7 the ., nearby got there I knew where I was. lly niTheTIngllsK ?f Dreadnought beach, followed by ten converts, out ' lo see I seemed that ; "Thebird could not hope .to discuss any quesknew thewayili flew around over over the Ice fields to a hole in the Ice --." tion with the North Dakota. 100 feet from shore, , Rev. Mr; my head and "went Jback. Thls morn- about As we have distanced all ancient Schmltx opened the ancient christen- on and Was thetree it ing ln,ourtrtf, history la way ships, thaCleads-jonaJa- . offerlDOn Ofay ef " JrlOeremPOX aang-wheIt ft think what a future: battleship will German. in Hejtheii entered tha Ice The little girl, seemed veiled With chilled water by descending by the aw eaa she Told" Ber, Hlory,'. ..'.'i iLl. at W49,,"we flgar It out on past prouse of a laddemntil he stood up to ."It te true," said her mother, "that his ductions, and,, leaving aside freak conchest In the mater, surrounded bf7-smaldid not return she bomeuntll5;30 struction, take note of our present particles of floating Ice. Each was greatly I evening, yesterday ' abilities. . ' was then in turn submerged candidate about There' her.' a worried been has thls tnasto-don figares-ofrr therwater-whi- h rHiirirnnrTrf Hiri season. iLy?"1" -' "lnrIg of .war.- - golnaaji- - .it- -' matheniat Eloise is sure that It'guiHefEer and . ically, .... Thaiast to be immersed was aiady.-sa- ld t home. She never told a remarkable At the time of its launching. New to be 72 years old, native of Ru like this before,!' t story York will be the largest city In the sia. The converts as well as mlnlstei world. So the 'great sea terror will were clad Jn only ordinary c'lothlng." li..VI Rre Diseaseva Flays Girl; inchester, Reynolds', whilelhree of the women were baping on her principal dimensions in a :h-girl living neaf Mlddle- - tised while barefoot , . accordance with th known develon- ftssaSaA sw n !Thei,,C!ttre".-Ot,Ca- d nrents in the past D. A. Warner of Gf ahd .''unction, the greater its destructive radius..- -. Trom6he"br the"f iSrSst "dlseaser KBown Revr lo. ascertain. lo medical science that little hope of Mich.. In 1884, and. is to', Length on the load water line, 1,600 her recovery Is held out .She. la suf- have a jnembership of several, thou-- , feet. (''." ... A good many men think kicking fering from Ichthoyests, commonly cand, representing several of the large when It is necessary to put on evening known as "fish skin" disease. In the cities of this Beam, 475 feet country with many dele " 'r 'clothes Is a sign of genius. Draughty 79 feet past sis weeks the entire skin has gates preaching, their creed In tha heathen countries ot the world.-R- ev. scaled off her body: at times Than ma" thinks pa la. anyhow. ; JIMMIE'S AMBITION. . . On several occasions the skin cover- Mr, SchmiU has a congregation of 100 HCblcaso ing the lower part' of her body, to- - members In St Joseph.; V :7' "7 At school I don't stand very hlghj ctlior witb tbM anlr-- nf bar faat' fin Overburdened Intellioence. , ; 'Csum my deportment's always bad; ..A .ht.Mo,. 'War Against Hedgehogs ,j . , The teacher toys I don't know wh- yscale Jromier.heiUn.2s of lhe, Essex county hoard- - ot move that Sht'd bjtia3i- aiLlgbaaitbJbut lues. affairs--whJ.f hoiir3',a Tie w layer of scales fomrlny" strpervisora la9t"Tear"passed"a7e"sbIu- I wlalit they wus no 'rlihmutUck Rot on him the witness stand," as fast asline drops ofT.": they ""- tion placing a bounty of 25 centa on And folks could ' pll th way thty said Mrs. Corntossel. :, - The child also has Tost all of her hedgehogs v, ptas; the countjhere "Well," answered her1rasbanomr t nevw try 'to do a trick. hair. She las aT?avenous appetite and were softie kllledjn who claimed that there be I he's excusable. wouldn't wondk But what the teacher always sees. camiot get enough to eat were not many of these timber If his folks hadn't given him so much apparently and disdestroyinsT animals ' In, the produce Christmas shopping to 'tend to that Attending physicians say that the Most every day 'she keeps m lats. somewhat ease is similar to leprosy, county. The committee. on bounties Far flghtln' or for mayin' things; his mind had all It could carry." but is worse than' that malady " in the reports ihat 3,61? hedgehogs had been fate, It's awful to have uch Stan Washington " rapidity with which.lt works. Instead of bavin aproutln' wlhge; r killed In the various towns, . At 25 the best I can, . I've got'to-dcenta each this brings the total amount A Bootless 'Suit. Model.' Princess a Auguste fMlib iown't -."Sir, said the undesirable suitor! as - The- - kaiser's new ntighternTaw, paid In pmmtlea- on : these atilmala i'want to be a smarter man he Than ma thinks pa Is, anyway. sought the stern parent pf his be- Princess Augusta, "who Is a sister of alone Up" to 1901,23, And this amount .. ...... g loved. "I hajre pome to .put to you the duchess of and a will 'undoubtedly he Increased a little I know,My ritln's hoirabuU, niece of the kalserin, is a very do- by claims that will be presented at Pa say It looks like chicken tracks; only one question." ew fotthV pluyac, thoushr JN, YJ Obthla," replied the at em pat mesticated girl. . She Is not specially tha next- smlonUtiea 7: " And rhampeen ef the quarter back a; nor. ia she. very smart, server," ent, as he lifted his foot, and the unno we bad t wlsht hlstoree, desirable floated gracefully-dowthe but she is exceedingly ( amiable and " That boys would haft to learn at all; 7.: Coincided. ; front steps, is my sole reply'." Balcapable.- - She baa all her "Imperial fhey don't get anything- on me Matron (in box party a" When L ara pJiiyln" banketbatL love of Indignant timore aunt's has American, and been home, .. . carefully trained By her In all her opera) They think they must blame They say ysu've got to know a lot somebody for our being late views,..-'A Hint. ht, t ... .. To be a hero In the airlfe: and so they blame me." Wrell, my shoiU-der- a Policeman (to street corner loafer) Die boy that don't leflrn mnrh baa got woman ..." Is thinks she 7. are broad. Nearly every . , . 7; To work for others all his life; Do you play draughts? ' So I must do the best I rsn. ' not doing her full duty unless she ' : : Aged Eesu (with, a, low bow) And Loafer I do. r And try to 'have a biilsln" brow; warns her husband against his best darxlingly white, madam. CUceba VelL It's your move. Policeman t waUto be a greater man " inaa friend, , Tribune. Dakota . we "have ft " Bhlp that tlon projects are dependent have their singly there la not "her equal. Remem- jHirca Jn. Uhl tQresCM!nJag.is also I Wr gm are not 4ba 14. an Important industry of the region inch guns of other ships. and promises ftreat development In y will carry A gun number ot the1 future, h Already atreami ' kicking protests, the boar attacked another horse and. Injured' IC?-- . ;r. - Armed .with, ropes . and : sticks, "the - terrified workmen, althoughby . the " con-,'lnc- ' -- h n 'i!h He then attacked the other horse and" ? after crippling him turned his atten-tlon to two-- - mulea. - After- - Infilctlngvarious wounds on them, despite their h Noted Baseball Player ; Succumbs t Preachef favors, Hl8J-!cnevAUack ef Pneumonia. New Tork.- - Two thousand letter Clarksoti, Waltham, Mass.-Johhave been sent out by Rev. W'iUJain as a hasehall pitcher in tlfy A." Wasstm, In the interest of stiloons when $10,000 r.etease prices began tc" and their licensing.- He wants the to paid between, National leagut people to Join the Rlverhead License tlubs, died at the McLean hospita) league. "The sole object of . thee league," says Mr. Wasson, ,"ls to fcrre on Thitray, f blowing a'Ion our fellow cltlz&ns that;; the w'li'.U so o! with attack !!!'' of tbe lliiuor business and Icenslug hointiuiila. Ciuikhi)n8 liiinie ts proper regulatioa under a reasonhla work m a pitcher epocl able and practical law Is a fur better ihi1 Cliirai--a club iu tho early 'Sua. IT!, plan than no 'license; .which has releaso wss purchased for $10,000 by caused perjirry, club' Jn 1SS7.-V CJacksot J.VyKirrisr n' 1 '"'l rnrrua- t'1" r u ti J iW l)i.ii'i!i.iJ ,..s te - . U riprpeVW.ea7 entrIySeiL. WE4,: . . i, - ) wagon drawn by two horses drove into the lot in which his pen was siU uated. -- The boar broke down his pen. did not like hia ln----tbe-hoTs- -- n V If , . """" fc at-- by exposition lilb by His Booty, Paralysed "1 - Funousiy Horses. - d -- . tSe-dR- - Bear 8prang The around and it came so close to me .aulsltlvessjjn.d.kh3kedh that it almost touched me. It seemed the wagon, 'and. with his mate started over the boar- on The wagon-rolleothis confederates the orchard was before he had .recovered from tbe, visited, and there on the top of the kick, but as the wagon was not damlargest appie tree thQanter'ne-wrer- e aged the boar diff not seem to mjnd- turned on Willie Roberts, still cllnglng; and after shaking a little"" of the accu- - "","'"" tohto perilous position, with mora mulated mud off his back ait sides " than 100 stolen apples In his jacket he'started for the often ding horse. "; lining. Ladders were procured and Workmen employed at the dairy he was lifted down; and ntext day at and" the "pbllcecburt Tewept bitterly proached the boar. They soon retreat-- . citing to his father's neck. ed, for the angry animal showed hla tusks and made for the meddlers, who.; wwsWwwssswsswssm ssw were glad to climb over a convenient. then turtltid Bis ftt-fencer The-te- ar 1 la ' !' iZ: Fear, He - 1 v - Encumbered e ,. v- -- r a a n Fer-dlna- 1 -- i'.lx 4a4-see- It often- - near ber home.- Elolse iaji the daughter of Idrs. Louisa Prelss and la considered one. 6f the brightest ;' pupils at the Clayton -pablieehooL-H- er home Central avenue, four blocks- - west of tbe school and on block north of St Ferdinand avenue;' the streetjwhich Jeads direct from the school to her home. "At three o'elocs- - Friday afternoon said to a re- porteffefJrwalked -- west on St avenwa until I - cam tq tha Hanley roaC-T- I wasThlMIngJouT something our teacher had told us and J turned inta the Hanley read."" a mile before aplked about I kaew I was lost." It was getting dark and' I didn't know w) sudden I 'saw flying round jand round right over my head. I remembered that Miss Williams read us story a few days ago.. , "It said tharwhenrlfttle gtrl was lost she could find her " way home If she would, follow a bee or a bird. jga , w ' -- - i : rth falrv fitm-- tbaf lllrf''1M.h rAlfttftd iy her teacher, MIbb Williams, caused her to fpitoat the bird, aft et ,A.anrt-- Pl A -- . " - seven-year-ot- ' t when)-Keywo- -- o ... ; 7 VMajpjygfg ." ul J. W y The--PJi.- jP;-i i SONGSTER LIVED IN GIRL'S BACK Houston, Tex. The wildest boa ever deluded a Texan waa owned Hhat GHER rVARB AND, SEEINB. 1L Key worth, a Houston d airy- by KNEW rrrOAlLYr jtErL": maarnnUl the boar killed one or r.ey- wmh?a. horses Injured 7 two other and tWSTbWS. and home two terrified Mr, Keyworth and a band of r"''-'Keywortlt employes. :7'r77"" The boar was a blooded Berkshire Inspired by Fairy Tale Told by Her airtmai, weighing pounds and as val- Taacher: EloiiaPMlsal.JFoilPwt tiOlaiAyearJin calt Keyworth Mackina BlriiJatil Shi Cme uedjltat $59 and .' c u to Familiar Street : ever a man was of boar. - The- - boar's "Trisky T mojaent. came , happened to be ab 'Clayton, Mo. Clayton isstlH mar and Jurt as - a the sent from dairy the queer story toTdiyJ veling "oyer o Kioise treiss, wo says that a mocking bird n guided her to her, home after she waa- - lost on her " ; way from school.', f4; I Veiry-Bartag- ar c ENRAGED ANIMAL TEARS "OPEN. THAT E ' HIM. KICKED ST0RT.,::-Bia0JI.v;'JIISStMJR- jeaves behind the orchard wall. To hflone was the sight more Oaptallzlng -- K23SE; '. Uce, and Was apparent thlrtherinesim home, and, with four or five confed be defeated. In subsacei the objection "to It Terates; made is way cautiously to w'a that & would drive at least II1 the orchard, each boy with a dark and deep dfifllgB la hlsJ)raln. ' - c, ftoal inTbe.s.l5 anTat Tlr resort the high standing, integrity and honor. the state,' and mlghOeopardlie ffie p"TCaawaXaeTOrted7 was shot during an affray In I nil leader relations after one fromJheli; they, commercial was who and friendly t Diamondvilie, Wyo., vl the Indicted men were made, and a present dr two attempts, climbed the wall, and with Jfapaa. brought to'Rock Springe to bo oper- committee of seven- - members ,The proponents of the bill contend-- ' aropped dowa.ia to the long grase-o- f ated upon, died at the depot. correct what was termed an cfT that the. State Was belne overrun the orchard inside. Here they parted. Introduced. lnthe been legal-lterroneous impression as to the ''A bill has fc were gradj 'W Montana legislature which would cr.e;; of land titlei existing in Muskogee hyhritty Japanese who anlmbreknaMr position ste a fund for disabled and maimed end eastern Oklahoma. .. : zti; :z-- iially' gaining nd whose govern? as he stood beneath it with beating More details have become know re as land owners, coal mine employees by levying a royheart, but be could eee the- - nryrtads was ment on alt ton a productrying to dictate to CftlK of alty of one cent) garding the Indictments. The first - fornla dark lumps among the leaves, . ; regarding legislation. tion. , Gov ctnreirtreturn?djthat-ftgal- nt 4 which lie were Tkq sensational speeches A now bill to prohibit pool rooms ernor Charleg N; llasken, Clarence W. in the daytime, and pulling him pies for one the andOfie" against msde, ABi and bokmakIng,"exeept-at-fjir- a TufBer and Walter R."Eston, alleged measure. AssembrvmairGroTB U "P hy the branchesi llmilliig race meetings to six days in sonsplracy to defraud? the twrernment. Johnson of Sacramentofix-congresfc Tpusy tearing offtfte apples and .thrust-any one year In a. single county has The second Indictment returned was man and author of four bills segre- log them Into the big pocket, lining been introduced In the Montana, leg- Hgatnst;Wimani Tr Hutchlnt ted CIa and resithe whole of his Jacket, a cunning re gating Japanese islature, thirteen dential districts,, and preventing ceptacle possessed by each of the ence.JtoeiJ!fl4alleged Newspapers all over the United overt Jac.ts in conspiracy to ; defraud aliens being member of corporations, boys. States are going to send parties to Se-- Ih rnTpmmpht Th third lndLMmant made an impassioned appeal for the He was an expert climber, and f the Drew bilt tBtt.e Em suaunefr-iBgsa. iW8hed-h- l 'ff?'a8aFastnBt-All)- rt i HU , way np hlgher-anhighetaTukon-Paclflexposition. : ACE TROUBLE IN EAST. cPVor. nd Juuu hul .1. r in the tree, hearing all --round - him lie wm oe cumpuBou ui uuu overt-aetUf ged ninety-tw- o ihethuds. of. the. ripest, apples' drop-pjn- g .- .-7 in conspir selected by contests. ' on the ground as the trees were .' Women. Compelled to acy. Pennsylvania Nevada of The supreme court ahalvm by the movements of the boys, . the menare The .Indicted Pratsction. Arm for among . ofTL. Garry rendered 8 decision In the case AIL of a sudden a hright Iigjit from. PlftsbuffUne hundred nnittwen' a lantern shone B. RIplfpj!, president of the defunct ernor Charles N. Haskell e into the orchard. Is ' on ly-were arrested who negroes gtate bank, in which is upholds the There was a desperate sound of scuf ehood first tat governorslnceB ft Wednesdays-following constitutionality of thePyne banking and was elected to that office in Na-- Tuesday- and fling and" scrambling"" as ' lhe Utile" carnival of erime against young white thieves law passed .years ago. . dropped from the branches and lived He at 1907. vember, formerly Herroa-Hl-H district, reFollowing the arrival of a United Ottawa, O., and removed to this state girls in the took to tneir heels over thfr wall again, Wednes States postal inspector, Postmaster 3. In 1900. cently; were given hearings and were soon scuttling borne as fast v of them were dis- aa they could; all but Willie Roberts,-who,- " day. Forty-threV. Kennedy of Searchlight, Nevada, Governor-Haskeli-w-ilt b -j : Forty-tw- o yepresenUwere fined or senMew off the top of his head with a alarmed 115e theTestThad thrust n. army of attorneys when charged.to were held and forty-on- e tenced solve r. - A shortage of f 6tf0 was dis- ed :by to be- jail, Wltdown2theatoess which trial, "fprobablyiriU placaoTi covered In his accounts, cver- pending, further Investigation a hurried :deBceht,zutrcould find gB not take till June next May or, place - - Th Seattle Aero club has Offered s .BfcrancB.'peeatli to-' np8rt hip-,Blank sheets of paor "have been atUch- - of or who la known as a user Encumbered by his booty, paralyzed support trophy for airship and balloon Sights od to Haskelrs bond, and hundreds of of drugs will be arrested. Some ot with similar to the Bclentino ; American fear, he hung On where be was, " have I cltlsens signed them, the women of the Herron Hill district nntil the person who carried thela'n-terclubs. The cup will be awarded to -tdwTsrarnTedTTind majority of the one v of the" from the the winner of the contest at the MAY NOT REPORT. men have armed themselves and pos- house thinking she had got rid of all : A exposition. to kill threaten negroes , caught A!asl;a will show lis salmon fisher-InsSenate - Committee on . Steel Merosf itively molesting white women. The police sealing, halibut and cod fisheries acts Resolution Plainly "Up a Stump." ot ot are the opinion the terrible and the "whaling Industry at .the de the negroes are the work of TtTacililnas'fnn HTKa a viskf1ib't AAtM vw v wasap-folnted,t- -- . I CHEST-OMQUIN- li tb .reiuest of - Presldfiilt Roosevelt and SecreUry Root o that the clause Ttpplying It to Japanese1 only,.. Jjr eliminated, making tt apply to all aliens, but the measure aroused sucn a storm of opposition that longbefore the debate was closed by Mr. Drew It SI v- I the district was searched. But tt was not till two In the morning that, through a hint let fall by one- Reil Romanees Lif Which Touched a Youth's Life ana1 Made .Him a Be - Jf-t- E31R KILLS house and locked op for the night. At ten , o'clock WHI,e. Ba not returned After ft debat . ', Boy.''clock Wednesday - Strr Hubert's dge; Croydon, has a BTOTning until p. WTrthe" issembl rejected the ;blll drawn bjr A M. tine orchard,, anLihe schoolboys-whDrew; barringt aliens from. ownership Sally passed its waUs looked longingly apples; so near and cf land in California, byjyote of 48 at the Sacramento, Land Grabbing Scheme." On- IP "TiBe'ftWpnfereri,' returned to the A HOCTO ftmed.porVnu'loss'to ld. OklanoWs Chief Executive SaiJ ? c ibill i. N AL State Assembly Rejects Bill Drsww by -Orev' Barrlna Aliens from Owner- ' - hip-- ef used next summer during the Alaska f Yukon-Pacifiexposition. tX ! ii i THE TRUE STORY OF exposition The will be the first world's fair to be m plete In' advance ofjhe opening, flay The Seattle Electrie company nas v rnura nDruiRcrn n ii i i i i i i NOTEi- - ORTinVlEST -- - - UTAH ROVO ' tefed ' .." ---- on-th- -- . ' - . he VaJ-ene- -- , . ' Record-Heral- " ea - - - - . '' - -- - - fj Saxe-Cobur- bt good-looking- ,, n - "j - to-nt- ? ' ' ' " .