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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-19

well. BENTLEY. our work is cut out
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-19

guarantee ACKER'S ENGLISH REM
by Tor II has Deen fully demonstrat
III that it Is Iperior to all orhe'
preparations for Coughs. Colds and
consumption. II is beyond cuestin.
he greatest of all modern remedies
| will stop a cough al any time md
~fe liz worst cod in twalve hours
\ twenty-five cent bottle may save
son one hundred dollars III doctor
ills. We have such confidence ID thi,
,lcat medicine tnat we sell every bot
II on a positive guarantee You
honey back If YOU are not erfectl,
satisfied. brown Bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-19

To Thomas Nolan. Yon are hereby
Notified Tint, l.. the undersigned. have
reformed tie annual labor TO the value
# One Hund-ed Dollars. in the year
1903. on the BADGER Mining Claim. sit
rated in Jackson Greek Mining District.
humboldt county. State Of Nevada. in
'opper Canvon. he ing the first canyon
outh Of jackson Creek. the labor re-
,uired 70 be performed on said claim
luder the provisions or section e?ci of
he Revised statutes Of the United
fates "a hold the same for thu yea
ndinc the sIst day or December. 1909.
nd thar n at the expiration % ninety
laws after the puu,iearion of this ot'me
,oltion 81 said expenditures YOU inter
st in the said claim shall hecos~e the
property OF the undersigned. your CO.
wner Of said claim. ynur sold interest
lain. your proportion OF said ex-
,enditures being s66 .ee 2-3. Tine first
publication or this notice is made on
he 9TH day or June. 1904. Your said
,igned al room iO2. itiaito Ruilding. 81.
Louis. Missouri. or be deposited with
he First National Bank Of Winnie
nlcca at Winnemucca, nevada. TO my
credit. BENJAMIN CRATE.
Dated this 7th day of June. 1904. 900.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-19

IF YOU ARE TROUBLED WITH
IMPURE blood. indicated by sores. Dim
nleS headache. eIc.. we wGuld rec
men ACkER'S BLOOD ELIXIR
which We sell under a positive guar.
.antee. II will always cure Scrofuinus
or Sypnilitic polsons and all blood
diseases. so cts. and $1.00. Brown
Bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-19

REDUCED RATES To BOSTON. MASS.
AND RETURN.
On account OF the Annual Encampmenf.
G.. A. r., the Southern Pacific will sell
tickets to Boston. Mass. and return. Au-
gust s, 5. 10. 1904, final limit 80 days from
date of sale. The rate from Winnemuc-
ca will be s9l 50 for round trip. 7-14-S-lO
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-19
Notice to Water Consumers

Notice to water consumers-Commenc-
ing July Is, and until further not.ce,
water will be shut off from Second ana
Third streets from IL nooa Until 6 .. m.
Consumers will please take notice ana
govern themselves accordingly.
". l.. AKIN,
SUPP. w. w. & l.. Co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-19

sible. TREMBLING violently. he lfscl
the glass for 4 further Investigation.
when an officer. trumpet in hand.
sprang uron the rail of the Yarmouth
forward and hailed.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27
Mr.. Bryan's Position.

tFrom The Chicago Rscord-Hsrald)
Friends and eoyntrymen. Iet's trusi
him
Though he's not a mar 10 trust
Let's endesvor 70 elect him,
Though his cause ls ar from lust:
have put away al rancor
IS { promised them I would,
am for the splendid ticket,
Tho~sh It lsnt any good.
Let uS eird ourselves for battle
But : hope we q not win
Let Us pray to be successful,
Though success would be = sin;
Let US give the peoples banner
Unto him to nobiy bear,
Bot it's dangerous to DO il,
FOR he isn't on the square.
Let US wave our hats for Parker,
The poor tool Of foxy Dave;
Let US rest cur hopes o him,
Though he's Mammon's eringinn
slave.
Let US raise him Up to power,
Help to send him whoopIns through,
But remember-here I warn you
TouTl be sorry If you do.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27

The Democratic state administration
Is at its old tricks ia endeavorinE TO
obscure the real issue in the murder
OF young Scheel. growing out Of AZ.
tempts OF Democratic Indians 20
place fictitious names on the regis
tration lists In 81. Louis. Governor
Doekery with a fine stimulation OF in
dignction. wrote Chief Of Police Kelly.
OF St Louis, the usual platitudes about
desiring an honest ballot and a
thorough investigation OF the charges
of fraud In the Republican e The
chief, OF course, replied that there was
30 truth In the charges and devoted
the greater part Of his letter 10 abus-
ing the Republican judge Of registra-
ton He failed 20 call attention 70 the
fact that the Democratic state police
OF St Louis had not made a single
arrest for the murder Of young Seheel.
and seemed 20 think that he hsd ab.
solved the police department ana the
Democratic administration Of all blame
when he declared that the Republican
judge ran away from the registration
place. As a matter OF fact. the man
had 10 fee for his life. The bullet
which killed Seheel was intended for
the Republican Judge.
That we may not be accused OF
partisanship Ia this view OF the case
we reproduce an editorial from the St
louis Post-nispatch DemO Of Septem-
Der -. as follows.
"Chief 81 Police Kiley misses the
point IN his report 10 the governor on
the disturbance az the registration
booth which resulted IN the death OF
young Scleoi
HE tells the governor the 'afmy
was started by a Republican judge
The chief does not know this But
he does know that the ARRAY grew ont
81 an attempt 10 procure fraudulent
registration o. men who are still AZ
large. Bulldozcr Beck's character.
g not IN question. The question turns
upon an attempted crime against tho
ballot box. which Beck sought 20 pro
vent
n Chief Kelly would be half as
~zcalous 20 apprchcnd tho real offenders
- he IS 20 make out Beck a ~feroclous
.huildoror. he would perform a public
service, N be win hiring IN the men
who tried 10 register from the JeRer
son Hotel. where they did not reside.
end Who chased this doughty and in.
vincihle %hulldoaer down the street he
viii have the men who tried 20 com.
init n crime and perhaps the man
who Killed young Schcel.
Never mind Beck for the present .
The business OF tho police just now IA
10 80 GA the wagpath and capturO the
lndlanaN
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27
RRVAN's SUPPORT.

Eastern Democrats are ~eensurlne
Col Bryan for Rot spppo.ii the
Parker ticket more enthusiastically
MI Bryan Is giving the Parker ticket
about the same Kind % support he re-
coiFed from the Eastorn Democrats
four and eight years ago
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27

The fact that every vote IN Con.
gress against pension legislation has
been cast by a Democrat completely
discounts judge Pareer's promise az
libcral treatment by his party OF the
men whose claim on the gratitude and
bounty of the Nation can never be
adequately paid.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27
FROM A 10

-Four years aco the Democratic
party had the oonraee Of It's mistaken
convictions This year the party al.
mits SIS former errors hut has failed
20 oier amy tangible declaration OF ia.
tontions
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27

MACHINE REFoRM

On luy % the ST. lOuls Republic the leading Fok organ Of ws
souri, Democracy. sads
They tCook gns Aienl are enemies 81 h. Felix their nomdnstcn
viii Be . NtetorY q sndFelk fcrces; will dlsappolnt the peepie ard dis
courage te hcrea raised b. the fight against bad RHuenees IN rovera-
ment The Democratic campaign will be buroened tren le start"
And Mr. JesspA W. Folk Democratic candidate Ser 0ossrnse M.
ooRsES COOK AND ALLEN AND ASKS FOR THEIR ELEcTtoN.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27
Police Excuses.
DEMOCRATIC PRESS SAYS CHIEF
KlLEY DoDoEs THE REAL
ISSUE.

Report 70 Governor Denounees Repub.
llesn Judge But Says Nothing
About Election Criminals Who
Killed Young seheel-A Machine
Trick to Divert Attention From
Acts Of the INDIANS"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1904-10-27
HUMBUGGING THE PEOPLE.
FOLK DENOUNCED HALVES AND HALVES DENOUNCED
FOLK. A FEW MONTHS AGO; o THEY
LOVE EACH THE

Joseph y. Folk. Democratic can
didate for Governor, and Harry b.
HAYES. former state machine police
commissioner OF St Louis and at pres
ent Folks manager. are making
speeches from the same platform in an
effort 70 convince the people Of two
things; First. that what Folk said
about HAYES, last spring was untrue.
end second. that the things which
Halves said about Folk six months
ago. sire without foundation in fact
So Tar as the general public Is con
cerned g Is clear. First. that Folk IS
acting a lie to-day. OF he lied last
to-day. or he lied SIX mouths aeo. No
nan can read what Folk said Of
HAYES. when the latter was q can
didate for the nomination for Cover
nor. and believe that Folks acceptance
Of Hawes' services to-day s. not a
straight-out lie 20 Folks former at
tltude. No mar can read Hawes' de-
%nunciation OF Folks methods 20 secure
the Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor and not conclude that Hawes'
present suppart Of Folk IS ouything
but a he 20 his original charges.
That we may not De accused OF
pa~rtisanship Ia our view % the sit.
uation 81 these eminent young Demo
Gratis. we reprint a verbatim report 81
the speech made by Harry r. Hswes
on March II AT Military Han Twelnh.
and North Market streets. St Lonss
No one who reads this speech car say
that Halves present position IN sup
porting Folk and IN managing his cam
paiEn Is consistent with his u~ttenances
upon that occasion.
The speech Of Mr.. HAYES Is as
follows:
Hs~es on Folk.
Tomorrow for the first time IN the
history Of the Democratic PARTY in
this state lifelong Republicans and Mu-
niclnal Ownership men who hoited the
Democratic ticket Ga 1891 1901 and
1909 Viii openly participate In a Demo
cratic primary
4 claimed In my Hannibal speech.
made On November last that my ONO
nCnt in this city vas being supported
by a eonelomeraiion OF political as.
sets which was totally repuEnant 20
party men.
while knowing that the Repnh-
hoans were assisting him openly ana
that the paid m~ercenarieg 90 the
Municipal Ownership party we're re-
ceiying money 90 do his bidalnr / has
believed that nearly any man woula /
have httle trouble IN securing tha'
signature ~ twenty Democrats rs pet-
TONERS for a ~deiogati0n and marty
Democrats a. delesai6s and Judges
and clerks of election.
\ vas mistaken.
mo man whose political indgment /
q worthy OF any consideration believes
that my opponent has more than a
bare chance Of carrying two or ihroe
! 90 not personally thlnk ne
VIII carry one g~ApplaUael
Folk Getting Ready 20 BELT
"Why. thorcfere does be Ole doiera-
in wanis where 10 aid net have
enough Democratic support 10 Gle .
petition and list Of delegates who were
ncmocratsf
The uason Is now becoming sp
"His friends holtci az Clayton when
carried the coonty. they h1lied az
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-12-14
won.l Appsd 70 pI6idgat.

A special from Philadelphia dated
Dec. /, says President Roosevelt
was requested by the Woman s Chris
tian Temperance Union, in conven-
tion here, to see that congress OBJ
serves the existing treaties with the
Indians, prohibiting the sale Of in
toxicating liquors before granting
statehood rights to Indian Territory.
The resolution was presented BY
Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis of Washing
ton, chairman OF the executives COM
mittee.
! The report of the committee on
resolutions was considered and final
action on it will be taken tomorrow.
The resolutions, among Other
things, e-affirm the position Of the
union on the canteen question, pro
test against Reed Smoot retaining hil
seat in the United States senate, re
quest that the pending bill for th'
admission into the Union of America
Oklahoma and Indian Territories ant
: New Mexico should be so amended a
to give franchise to women and t
%.,-k9,ax %l,o oroor;1otion NJ tamnar
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-12-14
Dad Tire d Troy.

TROY, Idaho, DEC. s.-f1re' De-
Iieyed to be Of incendiary origin
broke out at 8 a. m. today, and In
two hours eight business houses were
a mass of smoldering ruins and Others
were badly damaged. Energetic work
by the fire company and volunteer
bucket brigade saved the remainder
Of the business portion of the town
from destruction. The loss is e2o'
600. Few of the burned out people
CARRIED insurance or saved muc'
property.
The fire started in rooms BACK 0
the Idaho saloon and In very fe'
minutes the saloon, sulliyan's mea
market and Reitman's meat n'a'3e
we're ablaze. II was soon seen 'ps
Youpg's bopmill, the K Of r. hs''
B, 5. Nelson's store aud the telspho'
office we're also doomed, 80 e''oT
gere direeted 70 keeping The n'' '''
fined 10 these bpildioss'
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-12-14
Idaho HlniHg Nan in TToubk.

On charges that he deserted his
wife and little son In Chicago three
years ago, David Mackenzie, of Boise,
Idaho, wealthy mine operator, has
been arrested in Chicago by order OF
Judge Dunne.-
Mackenzie declared to the deputy
sheriff that be is in Chicago attend
Ing court proceedings, and through
Epssvious operations q the court be-
IN placed beyond reach Of The writ
Of no exeat issued by Judge Dunno
Orders were given the deputy to keep
Mackenzie in sight until there can b
an adjustment Of the his claim OF OK
emption from the new arrest.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-12-14

Electrical experts are at work upon
an extremely novel feature for the
opening exercises of the Lewis and
CLARK Centennial Exposition at Port
land, on June l, next. The scheme
is to have President Roosevelt, at
Washington, touch few keys and set
in motion the chimes in the tower of
the Government Building at the ex-
position. The chimes, 800 feet above
the water, will play "My Country
IT'S of Thee The sound will carry
9 great distance owing to the fact
chat the Government Building Is To-
Gated on peninsula in Guilds Lake,
half q mile from the mainland. Ar
rangements have already been made
to have President Roosevelt touch {
button that will set in motion thu
machinery for the Western World
Fair, and it is thought there will b
no difficulty in arranging .or the ad
'ditional feature OF the chimes.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-12-14
nORt RUSSIAN SHIPS
SUNK 81 JAPANESE
la5t Of (ldI5 pot Arthur flss
bounded 10 pieces BY LAP
Guns from Captured FoTt.

Toxic, Dec. s.-Tbe commander
of the Japanese naval land batteries
in front Of Port Arthur reporting on
December 7, says Observation
from 2os meter hill shows the toffs'
ship Poltays liss sopkep 20 reported
The bsttlesbip Resyizep seems sunk
her sie,p being under ths ~s's'
phe bombasdmept today has heavily
damaged tbe ba'tiesblp 'op''a''
vhioh b listing " s'e''oe'q H''' ''V'
uppeg aeek neerly sphpe'ssa 'H'
baiileahlp FesesFlsl'f pppeF AseF y
sahua,gea ibe e'wp'H9 e'p'e'''
na,ap II nos bp,el1g ~ Hef 'p''''e'
ghe nslupllal pluF iaAep W N0' w''
.,as, sna nelel supf lQael s'f Y ~
esllu.'e .'a,sp 40 ss''s'N'f 4
4sA|a ~ }1' lee'''r''e'
u az eegal |Npe ''''W ~ ~ '0E''
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-12-14
knkd Sixty Haw.
days.

Tho Granqeville Standard says =
Renorts come out from the oailno'
Tor that about sixty head OF horses
h.a been shot on Kelly mountain,
!. s.,,t Az or so miles from WhiteD'ru'
mno animals we're the property OF I'd
yard RobIe and W. A. Scott Ae''s !.
mountain affords some OF the De''
range in the Salmon river oo'a"''
and the horses had been taken 'ne''
On account Of the short range - us
.,.,,iey Of whitebird. From spp'''
auce there IL some settler ;" ''s = - =
,o0 Of Kelly mountain who '' .
tysmeJy jealous Of the so'a .,'', 'ADfs s,'' e.
relies On the practice Of sDo'''s !, =
an,msIs % got rid Of tes0' =
''se ssid tbst . year $50 a''a ''.. 'o0s
saneb . q sDeep tbers ead n'a 49, '''s'' 's''
buna,sa a then f'0' .'''.'s y s'' . .
~sv, a present ihe'e e'e'p' ,'..'' y u
,,'g sst' .u,sll ol,saes u ide''''g'F =
aulpli.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-12-14
Book Of kdiQT's Sister.

Berlin, Dec. 6.-Ofaciais OF the
imperial household are secretly in
vestigating the sources Of the recent
publication in American newspapers
of a statement that Princess Charlotte
of Sax Meiningen, eldest sister OF the
kaiser, had written book advocating
polygamy among the German nobil-
ity. The book, it was alleged, ad-
yanced the argument that the lower
and middle classes we're multiplying
80 rapidly that nothing but system
Of plural wives could arrest the grad
ual EXTINCTION of the noble caste.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-12-14
Band 10 Play On Lewis and Clark Qoufs

The state band of North Dakota,
100 strong, is planning to follow the
route of Lewis and Clark, and give
daily concerts at the principal places,
arriving at Portland at the same time
Of the year as the explorers. The
band is under leadership OF ). h.
Zimmerman, who is planning the
tour. The organization will be aug
.mented with the best material to bt
found in North Dakota, Oregon
Washington, Montana and idaho, ane
will be drilled for several weeks be
fore starting on the overland trip.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-12-14
II cost JapS Dearly.

The correspondent at Chee Foo OF
the Daily Telegraph says that the at
tack on 2o3 meter hill resulted In
heavy losses to the First Division OF
the Japanese stormers. simuiean-
eouslv with this assault, the CORES
pondent says, men Of the Ninth ano
Eleventh divisions advanced ano
meuaced the Ribluns and Keekwan
forts.
"It Is said" the correspondent
adds, "tbst within the last "a hour
the Japanese casualties bad tota'e'
$4,000"
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-12-14

Salt Lake, Dec. 6: United States
Marshal Ben Haywood received the
subpoenas sent him by Col. Dan M.
Ransdall, sergeant alarms OF the
senate, and he was busy serving and
preparing to serve them yesterday.
But four we're served up to late
hour last night, they being ) d.
Hamlin, Mrs. F. Ellis, tnee Oannon)
). H. Wallis and Bishop Robert
Morris.
Marshal Haywood would not say
how many names are in the batch in
his hands, but Washington advicef
place the number at forty. Inc scr
vice is returnable on the 18th instant
Marshal Haywood is giving persona
attention to the serving of the SUD
poenas.
The fact that but four person
could be found yesterday is taken b.
those who know of the fact as an ~
.l;cation of the fact that the unuoi
ground railway has had an inr0eSse
tonnage during the past week OF 70
days.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-12-14

with siege guns mounted on %Y'
meter hill tbe Jepapese are pouring
,ain Of shells Into Port Arthur app
barbor Eegly today every vs's1o'.'
a,oos she dock had been destroyed,
.s,,ils the gesaels q tbe hee' proved
s.eollent targets, fp'Fseep s'''''
..,,.sk tAe Laiileship peFeeF'e'p eNf
.shss vessels hege heep ep n'F =
lmes ghe hp1Nlse s''N~FN ~ -
...,l.,ss ,l.s Alll n,ei p.'h ffea' lass
i. /. ,spoeea ihR sN fHef AHh
la..a,d l,au W. ps'FAllF Npq #'
II. moulnlalug flpN'fe 'NR ~
.Alu AAl1 llep Nafe W
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-12-14
ID lsA fh(k baI pLa(sIs.

N. E. Imhaus of Baker City, has
offered for sale the Flick Bar placers
ON Snake river, with the agricultural
and timber land owned by the French
syndicate controlling the placers.
Several years ago the French capital
lists spent considerable sum OF
money equipping to work the Flicl
Bar ground, and hydraulic operation
we're conducted there for some time
Init the management has evidentl'
found the work not to its liking.
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-12-14

A 90 plees sst of Dishes <'S' =
,ias plpe sei go, sbsse' ~ s's"
ss. 10y stove ~ 90, see esbe' '''''s
% Jap, lsl A epv''ls b4''e'' s''''
Gun go see eihef sis'f ~ fp's''
tlae's Dey, 4 seeins HHe''''' sep
aad o,l.s, sls,s " nfsep A 4 f#
lllesale slle p''ssF ss''e ~ ''s''''''' ''''
na,, lse,s llste' y e''pa " ~ y
ll...l aseelnsf f'' N''f'H''''sP
,as,uluuv a ppe A<pgley ~ y
s|,ae " eeN v Aaa'''eN Az
pl|a
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-12-14

There WAC full and enthusiastic
of the Board Of Directors Of
the Malheur Water Users' Associa-
tion at Ontario Saturday last. Every
thing is working harmoniously to one
common end, says the Vale Gazette
Government irrigation. That the
reservoir will be built there is now not
a shadow Of doubt. Some Of our
people get little blue betimes, but
there is no occasion for 1t. 1t takes
little time to formulate such gi-
gantio undertaking. Government
realizes the good work which Is be-
ing done, and has never for moment
thought Of turning his work down.
True II Il that othsr ssction6 hexSS
bssn trying. snd ~ 'still woekiht
with might and main TO divert thi'
project to some other section, but
still Malheur is the only pebble on
the beach just at the present time.
Uncle Sam is business man, and
when he says he's going to do thing
he generally hits the bulls eye. How
ever. you can't blame sther sectiohI
for being little jealous. They real
ize what the expenditure Of 50, 600,
: 900 means to an. arid section. 8
does Malheur county. But our goo
citizens have got to get action OF
themselves, quit quibbling, secure a
attorney and get right down to bus
mess, and that quickly. Govern
ment is waiting, and anxious to bt
!. ain permanent work To monke
with Uncle Sam is like monkeyin
q with buzz saw. He's working wit
9 us right along. He says forward
/, boys.'' Now get in and push Il
Q work. When you meet at the cou
o house, Saturday, see II you cann
/. adjust matters satisfactorily and 9
9 sign up and get this project und
= way. The trouble is right here
70 Malheur county. AS far as the 10
j, company is concerned, Governme
ID will take care Of that. Do you So
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-12-14

r.seeelt a. iahee n Ne'seF RpF
sohp a. sullivan ~ Boise T'p 7''p'' I,
senl ~, esslpleeilep Tefe ea'''''sP
i, nosao fslapg mpsplpF ~ p'es''.'
l.slwp ~ fpweme Npp'' '7pp y
seaeall " fagsl'e sss seH'''Na 81
ea.ll,leals lipw ell'q'e'A hpa ~
ss4a 4 sass W As|N ~ sRlA'''''
seer Q,sspp nsHi'eH'N
The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1904-12-14
||MhOh dhAT0p
| VISITS PRESIDENT
Wants 5(a|p Of U. 5. taT,ha
| Who 5ubposnasa Witnesses
| 10 five po|ygany I0t-
moRy.

Washington, D. O., Dec. 3.-The
apostolic senator from Utah arrived
in Washington last night. Ihls
morning, as soon as the doors OF the
executive office opened, card was
handed the president. 1t read: "Reed
Smoot, Senator from Utah. The
senator was received-most senators
are Few send in cards. The junior
senator from Utah differs from others.
He does.
The representative of the Mormon
hierarchy was apparently satisfied
With himself in every way. he
greeted the hired men around the ex-
scutive offices in his affable and
pleasing manner, told them ne was
glad to see them, and incidentally
sked if they had seen the returns
nom Utah. ro
He told them he is In the saddle
that the result in the state was en
'irely due to his efforts. Other sen
stors pay little attention to the hire'
men around the executive Offices, bu
TIE junior senator is always ready U
chow bis democracy. After time D
sas sdmitted 10 the presidents room
And IL reported TO have told the pres
nsnt what be had done IN the fs'sn
'anpsigp, lie eleborstsd upon W
'ses that be Was the real ~ 30 V'1'
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