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LINCOLN COUNTY TIMES
. . IDAHO
IDAHO STATE NEWS
TY* il'coi LX I - T ^ » » » ~Trg
Bee c.' ?a_
w»r» ÊMmyet it Sr*
inn w-»««.
sept tgat:»er IT Di»eie -fiAliem*
Cry »E :<e the ertcr.-' » mznr it
tie Coeur f Ale»* ti
AJ*E"6*»Kl r-sv
'er.
t«a SiJttrtett if ~ta
tc cx>u.aiicaca£ NgAtasu
Lf Sas ses a! -jii* !»• iairt cE 3 >esaBCBca£
Stii far try ;
Ti* :iù
cr jnsr.L ni -its mUj
fa T i n !■ : »2 :« tra; .f ^it :n
«P 14
A aw tttaa. BeCevsei
F*ix £tif>y m 5>tina Sir^nta.
Tit Irr'.riii tu -TA egen tu
AK
Tit tar-.r n«^i~ j* 13 ;«r -unr
iiti -er tm. liK rear i-r.r irî. r»a»ti
♦!• a*.t »early t'try :;n n ' - 11 - -
Sj rtdmaitatml
Tit ï taint fniezarttn ta -je ».t-t
«ti -n Fût j.*tr.e cf I O O F. c
h it i»-ia q i: t-Tif-A-»:» win
■tnnx Ud t» w_i^ _ia :>15 rerttr
st -jot ir.itre so
Tie aOT 2 ty
tnate a
tcn.Ti nKimers ia»»
b-erf the tax levy lie e r a itycnry Î 3 T
Dll az *1*1 an ea-.a r.M
lar, year Jar tie »try i"ry_
de
tarai -mas tin :a j; i.p
n ire rsstdemisa ami r.:-e
ki— ' inga are gsj_nr aj » v. - ne .m _»
at Ne» Ribmû. as ve.
ii 22 Ârmi* îrJiiçn ^arisaptael
A ftsac meau. a ca BScän
3
naw , tcuatrti* ;f
twa i.;tiitau.'_y
jetfect caanAAaoges. grtwtt
ntigetiec
fa -he
Cioseiy
t>. the mil rs- r r lien
Btci cd tMcsa grew in. nr*
sane srem.
ÎT-d W Goo£3g af Main Ü»
«^tterf tofeB B 3t XstWBl
»cfeptivtn r* ateiiutae iüici
Si fa a sahary
of C 1.41*1 a year ami pi Ccvue»
fee tijiasM
'
. .
at *r heistmeans to the itate cd
idai«t- fa it <why xecenaaty to ghamte
at tie report of tie Vr. » a ns. wi_ a
lx créer to nd»-rifi what
tie
**■** 4 ***** vai-xe id the steep of
Idaho SO he »1ÎAÎ1.TV*
^
fcn*Af« üi «3 — iü â ccm famé -i
Ckwtr czsM fi LCiâi œisJT
P*t--tuA o< ti* rn.tr rr.—t c-urdo send
to tie state kâtanol tepameut 3
so grease k tie iemau-4 far aasest -
thhe fa tie jet ting and sarpptxg at
|3N
tie aigu
a; Payecie
•ci£*C ct tail cty w-- be -.iceerf iar
a week 3 order -iat lie mrfeu'j
may iei>
Fcfiorwfag lie dta- vj eff tie r.-ai
ad Frank W, Krietint fermier pres
fak tie wirk
ÜL« Uî^itd Suîa 4-azriict coir, thj
■ ört rrjui-i? c« tk ptst ;rùi«4
^7 t i
her of csupracy rase«.
A*, a brief fapfa hoard mret.ur last
■week. Stac* ÿug.ueer E-tifatîoc.
gorted favocaî ;- ou tie South west
Idaho Ir rig a m ag. compnay jn;«i A
dfatd witiia 3e Brmett irr. sat: ta
company prc.ecu Tus project takes
r»
'
The eld Emût fadae. wifei .»- - yr
the palmy days of e'i * ec mlarzg m
Idaho peorfoced more -'-«r *3 -I4>> sh,
ls being rtfahd-ated and jaied os
I» 15,4*A2< airea.
a pr-jdacmg nuj « Tie Banner 3
was opened la 1»*» ly a W Crafai.
a Co«nock miner.
E. 5. Jones, a prominent fruit man
livtrcjr oa tie owlsklru of Nam;k last
week seid several boxes of strawber
ries of tie Glen Mary t artet y . tie
be mes being tie lectnd crop, and are
■s feïâiîî as 3c beerte« grown fa
the regular straw terry season.
Agitation starred by r.faeni of
Boke for the adoption of tie
wi » - '-cr. form of government under
the Black law, passed at the Last sea
slo« of the legfalatnre. took deknite
form list week when a pecitioe. ask
ing that an election he calle-i. was
filed.
President Taft w-.H iamSy receive
a wanner or more h-»;.table exier
uitnes: anywhere else 00 k : v great
"swing around 3e farcie" than he
will get ia Boise oa October C. tf a»
pians are realized which were laid
by the Bo.se Commercial dab last
week.
The Boise Kbcch opemed last week
with a gais of at least Si per rent fa
the High schoii and aiaost -».it fa
the grade«. Tno total eA-oJfaeat far
tie first »day was flii aaj fim
«R md.ra-.:r j the enrollment wtG
ra
to EM before the close cf a Poct
nigit.
Kafa asrd nato d*~y and food de
f"3r ôî : t ,U . k<id
fa ia nr— Misa, aaeorting to artfefes
******** * -^* D^tti papers.
Tne BcnaeriSe County Fair a»>
«Patton ck»ed a *»ce*î*f3 focr days'
fair a: Idaho hkj ca tim fei Tie
exAfet of farta, orchard an-d rardee
was exoeGent. wfeir^
State Dairy. Fbod and
■ r ; . i , § - ;
Idaho took a leatm-r part fa the
: •
c«e»i.nz3 of thn : r eonreamoa of
showing of fciestovk was a great
proven^-: over fat fair of la*; year
, v .
As tie ntraS of being a Unie tto
gnick with his gin. Mererant* Pa
troiman C- W. Mead of Twin Fail*
fa fa jail cnarged wifa th* k-'P-v;
of Jota L Oxley, who Mead rt»!««
irrer, i&i cai»e urrzr^ ^ra»
;
{
wrih wt>: 1* jhonght w u 1 g — « t»3
whaci prurrerf to a 1
Jtarm ÏH oitf'<
RIO* IH BOO
.
mm m ncMuixa mac
S» DPE 5 *»£ ILOtn
S» ZAPATA'S VIV
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morama. it M Be
1*7—!
ttc- Sir Odecjcn
e«rt :* r*e £ ecnc/T,
JfttiTd C j.— fiäsi r—t.r -.-rt 3
Jft-rj» te-trai* mtci -nrr~» fc«ci_-ie-'
«as» 3* *02 aw Cars a ä« «n
: a»- w. r-Iî rotö*
it nx: ta Bfcfi« 3f ns tic-j£a
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ä -li ZI _ JI»* JOIT- 2 . â» V.Lffrw-«ctf ia
I*:rn aaif t^Krnrr-^ laitj a.
ziAt f iw i fœ iif ~»n Ora ll:
la Z * 3 I . Ti l li* £^ T T*r -nr«»»Tr -n
-n 2 i ^ai*£ ■
:
î*b» 3 inn
Cy renr.trwf. Msr.
tie to acr-m- to tml^e
ä PTwr «if Ti* ii«r~ni wmM
•eanJ: tx hr wtrse »ir.f-,v«
Cb S i . vi aj a laid etf t.i in ■ > j tL*en.
*ÛRW toe two. iruieen an ti* rxdnarf
totxectir Ptw- 13 ami CBüa Sa
gtet* tnm. Tt_a;aj teil rf m
3g 3 PVâohra
r-jfiittr 4CJ-_i* Tsatrtca*. liiw
iter
; t - i
Tie MTi vas tant en
î y 'j*r BrTaia a-tc i
ymee li»* -la^j -îa-na« çr^-o. * f u
'JOIZSVZ. *
SCC-'s— SI ~Z S . T^B WEST.
itcc A Tra -
itcfl 3 Y*t
Sew
» Ct.ts
let hl «-i a a. 1 *.-■*_ ri t-tur te Cheutçt.
morfey «d
« BrtB "-.„„III ci- ^ vf «
5t Path—Fijr
Orrenur 3~b£i
H ... v.v v n i.- i -i
; 3aa ha -• 1 «
îcc ...»
tr cd tie 1 *t
eraitctr ipe-i_ai to ea*tem mtiea ait
turJl
The gtia, cca
snerTg cd £^sr êx j . aL C ic g . cxra. cue
t'tiwerv'at.tn cat ttt
its ikeni tuts am: a 3 mr* car
*ifa item St r*a— a/tr N 1-1 ;n
Tcri
Ftcjnutg. rhaiapio. New
H_;cxLest*-
• aai ir.ia
E :? 2 .» : uii i >y;- :v c >
rj arî^r g--:^
.le Rcrpewe td tüs tour wjd h* ~
extent a cria. 3r.iah.cu t* -je pec
pie of tie ensn to vtaa he west
gsc i.t*?ii_iti.i v.ti Sa scemân, agrt
au,i
cai irai amt miastru».
Tie governor* ta tie pa—j wOl ie
iohnacts. i~~a> d
HivSt». Ituc
Wesn Curgac; Sor s Men tana. Ha»
iTa-hir/,: ;
2£«rnart. Mlmewtrj
Efatri*. Xorti Loxsca; atafroei, Ceèc
dafai Sp-ry. Utah. Carey. WyooEag
fieriia. m<4 Voaev Sc-tih La
KiLLXO BY RACING ALTO
N.V« Meet Death ana r««ue«/» Are
A-er- Mac#- -« Dr-vt* i<
OkSSeJd Lea ««* T-sck.
~- J - k— le. X. y —Sxe peistia v*r*
i-Ted mi l-curer*
farired. some <rf
"*■ *«rtws*y. as the twmt of ax a
eldest rfxrtag the cirwt» mOtm of a
iras»;;:» race St tie rmi
„ . -
1 Kzox rar.ig car, drfrea iy L« 044
>aped Ir» tie Met eusie;
-air -.rack Sktriiy ifiaota. when
tirtugi tie feaee rarwci.tr it
î'-nnged fata the tirtmgs •«•
tie osier sie of tie speedway
Sx of the sire people were k~w
«gtrfaht ani *iree ocher*
tolly ijnej 3
way to tie hospital
were
they died o* tie
Ma- -es Sttvees :« Se»k
Purta Arenas. f~i > —The
and f'tee
eapeafa
of tie crew of the Ger
man bark Tk-tUt. wiki wax wrenk
e»i last Jxly 02 fae rocks ssS Staten
Dfani sear Terra de! Fuec& arrivei
here StaUy < 1 * hoard a t
They had spest sé-arîy rwo
oa a 4e»ert alksd anî ties? »;
- * ■ »!' * of sahalateaire were seals
. ■
EOStii
Three K e- ta Rfeç.
Mcaserey, K«k—Three item w
tiled 1 zA eigteteen. wtrorfed fa Men
terey Sa-triiy. <f rrlmr
t'c m jre. wirci Ge-x*
rok
t_r of vimlcwt m-i »k» ytjir*
ittimpeed to disperser the crowd far
were feed so.
..
Tie risk Mas w.fa the sot
'grite
_sec
Go.iffeü, N*t— ffee orxfai 3 { 3
a tAlor s&op Irrtet a »=»'' tc&rr
dovptrn v—jf
P here srxrfay 1 - -
threatened tie entire îTstme»
toi
was 3e Turf saioea. an otsfes« s-saS
8 t FteL IGb-DmM K. Lawler. ;
-owmec mayor of S*. Paal ia* «>f
"* **"*** sS * »*cr--iry «s
« a caoddBa for Usr.ed Rata
*T" J J* *• »htceerf Senator Kirn
VMCa - _ '
Drv^«r««t Wit» Soucd-ea.
s.-- ,
P*F—Pfafcenrteaw* over
''LÜ^L^ X
■ Ä2 -* * s^-fak»« J» rrwL *r-^ TT y
£r; ti- Mr* A Bee Lee »mied her Sft
öo*. Asatcr tie 1
N*af-«u cf r.rfa rott pcccwrers.
Wo.- Cnpxe ■»«».
Sasday afeemscoa by sàoccfag htmeü
fa 3e right temp*»
>ftlwaak«e. __ _
wer* ihBaBfiy kliei and two faytrefi
K : id at Crtes-Fg.
Wfa
were ;
when tie boggy fa whack they
riding wu «crock by aa
"Sew train at Bjckkilf.
citT- ccasar.
-
P.
Hr nr «- L: - r-i* •
A t .j
ay »»"i-se *uia 4 • a rt* Sat
jr 5.; i x C
?*^*r*: x-f.—Presto
p.
S' : .ypitx €(
»t» tz>x iwiot
tdji *er.i:»nLy a :»ttii*l u i*
jrtran* tin t -j* t^n at Lit
T ixrsrfay wgNr
®tjl fee a tirri ûct i* r U sm
mif i
Tiit irot
kutiwc gtri/t-k ti*
■^ ar * Anrf tte »ercmi taut «4
4=1 ^ I *^ 7
j** ***" *
- T'lritaitai MB *:tij
. *"* * F
ta. -i .- 4 a fci.-nna fexrtax*
-a —* ts tmtat îc » V- » r
tilt tlilti U* Vÿlr. i ;r».l.*
OB Ue
el Tie cry
rta- r.ht it« u
T l a taat-i tj ii tie titatrt ait a
AttttÄ ed ya* ii tnarjeii Tie
N|Mt
ret "ft 3. 5E. Feneesiinrs an<t
x Ktd ie aterteterf it >.a*
it«, tni.tnt.~mt ta
;a—s of tie
nniAv; -aisip wliteK
ï*E evesywxiïr»
. , v
r-V T -_ 7
' " '• "■ 3 :*H
4 «rr*i£ itr tv I years J. tie * 3 _scry
*f 3* ncertnr ami Src 3*
iirf a tue an fr y ^
aad
a l 'H ns aada ^ tie pro
ne was vise p»»r
■nr «f Gn.3o 3 1*12 ami
çf» 4 tm:
!e te'ane
rf iantl a; IWiI vier
r>cjt lie
-'■MLTT-LLilil J 3tLT»3LJiLl 3 UH 1 »<
Ras apçcLiterf prem-ec
titi —La.nar re pc —a freu: tie hed
* ie zC ?~m_ec Sttiy-yci.
si« irwx iy r«——■
Chat 2 e pm« hi*
tiniie ftc recs-recy
wie
c.:içr>:Æ. ate
aa extefieat
lx Us, it is al
n>-.sr. uir-iteit that he wih re»x-rer.
Ù sf luttt. So g r t« g.
wh> iiitc -he jreun_er wt£ tegtn Sep
tanher 2 a.
r»£5 DENT SMARTS ON TR P.
Win
V»e T
T -a .e itcc W es BcNn
ne* *.
t'-T-i Scats*
Bcw.t
L MS Ffarfay i_p-,
speaitig ttt> cf m_e*. watm
lomg
i* zû rrçi-^-f^ir ni:
3 t: ■x.'zrs. le nr_I .»hiwesiter î. Ht*
iepattnte 3 3e rpen-tl
pare*: fur i_s ;nr-j
Wis* v r-.t' »a.4 jy
au enti -ur j an it tesuiunrarcs frost
htmired peracus ga-faered 3
Sid ihn Godspeeii
Wie» tie special —t'
tie Bnrtrx k. A_tany -» >«.•'
tie
F»» -H i -
_
?' h^ 5 X JJ ' 1 «— R** -i* party Tie
Pu-xtan ^.rt* y lM ^
party lamstste-;
Major
y tide and Mayor
Tiii mas L. Efapiea. U 5 A. tie pres
three
cf Serretary Charles u
aient s jiyiraa au-i
•t? 1 -*» çnrù. Nlis ktj74;i»t rç
™ —a_ tmaae
^ **. tK *~ ± *•***• ^
r.«i ever ne enure ymruey
WlLL SUE LOS ANGELES TIMES.
-
s* VecL^m 8# Ex&zm.'Um
W i: «v
C-ra-yeo u tk\ara-a Ad.
*
Ca « Da—awe».
Los Amgefae—Wki fae f-»; «■- .
kriay of throe pfttces cm. :eiL.' Y
whose
hta-tam axrf *<:a receniy pe.-Aied
fa the aearr-pittou. of tie iAJhmg cf
tie Le« Angele« Turne« by tymmte
ott Ocscber I. IKl, -uccne* t* hgnt tie
— be Vrrmght
k*e Timew-M-rrur. Harmaea
Gray Ou3 ami Harry
Chaat>r for
,.
- "*
payes vie yerAL-ed 3 3 * fir «
Tie Shu son to V Lei wia aJ
>te «gitlKfa oa fat
Tne? Ka^iy. ^rjcihriy fa
gar* pa tie i'OBW m I kia cf ûe lukri
tt-k »Ufa It s| aJ>ged resulted
fa oc wrrWtid fa tü 4nfa of 3e
vine
F-i«t .? CsiaacirtieML
*R*w Cox— Da ima g e amc>in.t.ig
_ fOE*
»•t—-aday n.gti to kmfat tobacco
by H
to more tnan ï"> .. .
was
keiv.-ert fru«t wkàek aas vus
cf '
itvirlvt-i a itot;
tted SrlieM few tvesty yewrs
mme of tie year, Earfrer fa tie *»=»
" M
i tC <fctr*L Tie )
tW- atrea.
Hav-y Ruhr in Arrau.
Torse«. Arfa.—Tbe hardest rain cf
3* 1 eaotJi and erne of the hear-.**-.
^y.w— —»--Rr—• »r— — •»»w»* .,u . .... , 1 1
of ScoUBWr fcL fa —Trill■ re-- 1 »
„ -Wy T-nrsdiT viz*- Two w\a-'
—— ,c. p . """
Twraoo. or^f
ntiu '
__riased
trom the r»—— of a niwrl im an
sswgtoi ptor tratm Tl-k
Pamsa. non cf E L Pamea of Pna
«cp wa» »rvk by a bg.bg*
ui irwatny a- "ea sear Hot
Bpctngn J frti ioa.
Bacx to P-aew.
Eedwcod Cbty. Cai -Tv^.-r Te k-»
Oareça-aoS iWar-r>«ij.
n
was 'Jut scatGLc* npael xj .ta fame«
C CreekC. a fscni>*T
ivm*. wio on
•fy wtxiirt
Paly 27 *à*r. u.» ten
Xn. Lkq Gtannca.
her imj
rty Tix-s
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fa th* OM T trvf
gar. kn c Hah*. M year* af
the grwrarf». lay Wwwx a :w„
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WAITING FOR THE TAFT TRAIN
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THOCPS FIRE L PON REBELS
FROM CHESG-TU WALLS. BE
BEÛEP.S LOSING MANY MEN.
T ett-—Latest advices received by
e rt.tese farsnga t-'.it 1 at-i the
ftrKgn legirn— ^d;rate that Cheng
tae-Uiten prorince.
iet tege. that most if not an
r.e* ate ms.äe the wails
tat the city is garrtsoned 17 h
i several en
le ies.egtag forces,
—e prefect cf Tr>
says that tie ttoeps have been
from
W u • rs A*e Leier F*e 'n
Be
«e-?e-î C ty. B-t t is Be e»ed me
rr;. a ■ St ten Vi ; ze Ate ta
P*i*sct Tr*ei Frc—. Far« t*.
3
A
ttocp«, wio hav* t
T—eut* w;3
:i from
^
A t
ry
the
that 'he besieg
The belief
s heii 3ete that tie gatrtson
irjLz
LLt
»a
attacks B
i3T tum ter cf crgamiie-1 rebels from
—t s*i-jcie. TssOu is seTeatj-hre
drum '.tet.? T.
The Caaafatan Merkodtst compound
■
tu C.U
: - 1 n ;. h - T
z t^e teKSBcn ut« tAkea ref^çe
--Ü3. ii_s w>:ca is coa
tiered 3e strongest and the most
tii-lj sefeiiei
Wiecier
tfv
ar-tund :t* own vlj It .* behered
lnHp»n iri the aa
aves jstie 3e wahs are prepared to
endure a soege is n>: known
puescom cd supplies fa all important
ahri -t J protahle. from past expert
__ T> ,. ^ Eus ^ ourUa hiTe
7 -{j e
' A "* igiin« such aeon
-igemiy. at* missionaries, bow
'' reT * UT - ®° ns. unies* they
bRB beesi swBBed by th« viceroy,
Every eSon is t*.ug made to com
a-smkXA with Cfaerr-Ta, but so far
faere ui «« w movement to re
t-ne 3e <my
S taiahsr Grave.
n a n if tv —The native press paillai
« * rep-ert that tie vtieroy'* yamen at
*-&»*?: hu teen destroyed ui many
faceeri ur« Wen kflME
Is is also reported that tie foreign
era have ttue to Chuag King under
_
F ** A «»•.* — »«
T '*' = ** •**- ®* "• Lett in
New Tort—James J. Ward. Erst
MAKES LITTLE PROGRESS.
t^e A>.
»»ianr to start ft cm east to west in
3 * n«s«B NSI il air race lor tie
$T4,S*W prise offered by RSTüam Ran
-iotfk Hear»:.
3'wtnes.fay ej _
laaierj Lane, or tie extrem -
cam* to ear r safeiv
5 xt < 25 o'clock m
. a
west
tn «dg* cf Patersex. X. J.
He was oaby tvnty-tvo mil
fro« irf starting ydat
ozm of 3* g twr tr
ere**—c-3try Arman ever tn-:-;c.ate.-
et He had ie>3 lew.
5 Xwjy
He tad kaa
exp-er.enc
3 tne atr fed
«ny tgkr ami agi .2 ly 3 e Tii
maxe cf raairaad l rates erai.rr on.
of Jersey Lty
F— --S oTj'k—-, wp. sk s. v ben he s -
* iJ faüäag. was iha: ke
^ Petw V* a Zri
«31«« to pi tie petty twenty or sc
*" ** *~ J ^ «"** * -
Süver Se-. c« 3 be k lf - H
by the stare cf Utah for tie
rtl1 *» *• *e presented
" ■** »P.
ri -* 4 - f ***7 »Cctau. heeasie
^ tiad tie center piece fa
* strait cf Brig
- -
Gstarfa* Fir* tats Enafaes Tra n.
Merida. T acvtai
kiiX
winded when the sure
xto a .to train at££££
ooaBng u> Jofa a the msaZZ !
TaeBay to France«* t Mai-ro
**«ero
Mexico.—Bgbt
.
it;
Oat* «if HcNaana TriaL
Lc* Ats g eMis . Cal—Judge kj-,
BordwwS axj»;anrert Werfc-e*lar
ti* trial cf Jet« J aol James B v
vraa-x xlegwi dyaa*»-^ —*1
to**, would begfa October ll -iiLl
!
\
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-
WILL NOT PUNISH DOG WILEY
P'esideet Has No Word of Criticism.
B-t Many a Word of Praise for
Pure Food Expert.
Beverly, Mass — The resignation of
Dr. Harvey W Wiley, ch ef of the bu
reau of chec.a-r» in th« department
of agrletütare at. 1 probably the beat
known pnre fted eipert In the gov
ernment service, will not be asked for
by President Taft, depsite recommen
dations that it be requested, made by
3 « person tel hoard of the depart
men; and indfrsed by Attorney Gen
evl Wickets ham.
The "cocd.gn puslshwent" for Dr
Wiley which Mr Wickersham held to
be necessary, well not be meted out
by the chief executive.
dent * opinion, carrying no word of
criticism for Dr. Wiley, but many a
word of praise, was made public here
Friday
The presi
There is no Indication In it
itat lb* president feel* that be -turn
«1 down' Mr Wickersham by not ac
cepcing bis recommendation. He ex
plains that 3e attorney general*
C«d1a g s In 3e rase were made with
less complete data than waa before
vijj, W ten he look it up.
Dr. Wiley Pleased.
BmecBOSt* Vi_—"It is a complete
rimdicatkm or me." said Dr. H irre 7
w . Wi^r when informed of the pre*
ident'» decision. The doctor is spend
ifag a vacation on hia mountain farm.
:
FOREIGN CROP CONDITIONS.
Central Europe, While Wheat and
Rye Yield in Russia is Short.
j
and
Lack of Moisture in Northern
Washington -CondiUon* of the Ira
portât foreit;n crop8 „ report<>d
Tere announced bere Frid a „ fo ,.
j owl .
m western Canada the greater por
t j on of 9 . 50 O.OOO acres of wheat had
v^ n cut by early September. Har
T „ tlng operations have been con
ducted under generally favorable con
ditions. Commercial estimates range
between 150,000,000 and 185.000.000
bushels.
Western and nort chentral Europe
suffered from an almost unprecedent
ed lack of moisture. Upon winter cer
eals the effects were almost every
where beneficial. Quantitatively, th»
,
aggregate wheat Increased. In open
■ oontries. omitting Russia, the supply
is known largely lo exceed that o<
the preceding year. Rye .bows somr
sohrtage in volume, the oats crop is i
heavily deficient, and only a
co * erat * Field of corn is expected.
la south central Europe the small
errais, though not so abondant
Inst year, have given better than aver
xre quantities. The com crop prom
J er 7 J
1
as
V U
In Russia the yield in both wheat
ltd rye prr.bafcly will be much smaller
'baa in either of the past two years.
Barley promises a good crop and in
r ors a good yield is assured.
In Argentina recent general rain« .
tb roughen* the grain belt have
strengthened confidence in the
ci-me of the future harvest.
(
:
P-suned by Cold Storage Chicken.
■
Do*ton- Cold storage chicken
^-^ved to have caused the death of
T '--am Starkweather of New York
of between sixty and
-'evenly sailors on hoard the battle
WiH Canvas# Returns.
Angus-a Me-Govemo- Plal.ted
«lcd a special meeting of the
Fcveraor «;.» council t» canrms« r,r
final returns front the elec'lon"
repeal of the protibttioa
*• Ti * r -ate constitution.
out
M
here.
on the
amendment
K«ete»>iach Acquitted.
, Wito —Frank Kettenbach,
°* ,k * *-«■
'T "
? " cb "* e 01 ^^ng
^ Z CO " p,ro, * r - »•* Friday
acquitted 00 aU five count«
Boise.
Na
■ ouri
re
Servo«« Situation in Spain.
— . _
K v ao and »v* *1^'' * i,nitlon •"
of Knew T* t " ^D,l * bo,1, »he province
^ * *~*°**™*> de«pite lh .
i
i
DEATH ENDS CAREER
FORMER SENATOR THOMAS w
CARTER OF MONTANA OlES
SUDDENLY AT WASHINGTON.
State«*»'»« Wu
Oit nja I'H
F irrt Representative Elected From
Mm tana, and Had Served
Term« In »he Li. S Senate.
•-1
Tea
W»jsh*r g» on—Former Unl'erf gtatns
-Venator Tloau H Carter of ijon
•a ta, for rears a notable a ad gictar
*Vj e character in national politic»
nsce clalnnas erf the KtÿsMirat
i.cmal committee and «lare last rear
.-.atman of rfce Americas aer-.oa of
h« Internat. eta: cours mi«s, died »;
bfa Lome here on Sunday. He «a«
>7 years old.
aa
Sir Carter bad been seder the care
if a pi »sir tan lot moor Is
able to so about, however, and b.»
ailment, a filling of the loasa with
clotted blood, did not become an ate
oatil about a week ago
Mr Carter had a remarkable
reer It extended over twenty-two
rears of congressional and official
Ufe at Washington. TVs embraced
sendee as the first représentante
He was
ca
elected from Montana, two terms in
»be United Slates senate and execu
tive positions as commis*. oner of the
reuend land office, chairman of th j
Republican national committee In the
second and unsocesafnl campaign o!
Beniamin Harrison for the pres
dency; president of the b^ard of Unit
• 4 - '
V
a , A .
a.
M
L Æ
" 7 /
THOMAS H. CARTER.
ed S'ate* commias.one» for the
Louisiana purchase expoa.rtoo at St
Louis and since Last March chairman
of the newly created " Internat lor. _i
Joint Commission, Americas Sec
especially charged with Casadixr
lOB."
An Ohioan by birth, an Iowan b>
boundary matter*.
adoption and a Montanan long before
' hat . t * rri,or T *" Admitted to atat-
hood. Mr. Carter Jumped to the front
almost from the outset of bis
in conrreas.
markable of «II of
work
Perhaps the most re
his forensic
achievements was hi* defeat of « big
river and harbor
which he regarded as a political
"grab" measure during the McKinley
administration.
President McKinley did not favor
the bill and Mr. Carter.
appropriation bill
always a
* tronK administration supporter, be
gan a speech against it at 10
0 ' *° < ' k night and talked continu
ousUD! '* noon of the day following,
* ben tte session of congress expired
As a lieutenant of Senator Aldrich
' h * Republican leader of the senate
for • n,n > Fears, he also d.d notable
W ° rk
More Privilege« for Settler«.
Bol»e. Idaho—All «outhrrn Idaho 1*
bubbling over with emhu
s;um «* a
result of the assurances rlreo by Se<"
relary of the Interior Walter L. P?h
cr that be prof*o«e« to cons' rue the
iet tarn alien Uws and the rales of hi#
department in favor of the
that where it is found that «he law*
mork hardship on the settler he will
d-v all In his power to have the taws
modified.
settler
French Army Ready for Campaign,
^ >lr -* ~A fo-eign miUtary authority
p * bish standing and a witness of the
: French army maneuvies declare*
'** rr< ' 11 h ir "' i* :n complete re
■ iDMS ' or • midwinter campaign Th •
opinion, he aay*. la sustained by hi»
observation during the maneuvers He
declares the French army is In better
fighting trim than the German
Ihn:
array
Rioting In Vienna.
Vienna—Traceable
high
price of the necessaries of Ufe. riots
broke out Sunday and
were killed or wounded Troops fired
on the mch. which had orerted bar
ricades In the street. 1
fierce exchange of bullela and the sol
diets were pelted with all sort* o!
missiles.
to the
many person»
There was *
Earles Fourth Affinity.
New \ork—With his fourth affin
ll>. the third of whom he made hi*
wife. Ferdinand Plnuey Earle arrived
from Europe under a pseudonym on
Saturday and went fo the Hotel Mari«
Antoinette.
Arlaon« Millionaire Suicide*
I»C« Angele«. Cal —Martin Costello
•Ixty-flv*. of Tombstone.
Icent for
Aria, prom
more than a quarter of •
century in development work In the
i A°uihwe*t and reputed .
i millionaire, shot hlta»ei(
lo be a multi
Saturday.

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