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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-08-12
State of Ohio, City Of Toledo

State Of Ohio, Cit, Of Toledo,
Lucas county.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath
that he is senior ( artner of the
firm of r .. Cheney & Co, doing
business in the City of Toledo,
county and state aforesaid. and
that said firm will pay the sum
of One Hundred Dollars for each
and every case Of catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of
Halls Catarrh Cnre. Frank j..
Cheney.
Sworn before me and subscrib-
ed in my presence, this 9th day
of Decem Der, A. D. 1886.
A. w. Gleason,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-08-12
Base ball tomorrow.
Guy Erickson of Tenstrike is
visiting friends inBemidii.

visiting friends in Bemidji.
'Uncle /" George Wetsel is in
the city today from Tenstrike.
Base ball Bemidji VS.. Super.
| ior league team ball park to.
morrow.
Mrs. George McTaggart, who
has been i'll for several days past,
is improving.
Superior league team VS.. Be
midi at the base ball park tomor-
row afternoon.
Judge Soren Sorenson of
Buena Vista is spending the day
in Bemidji.
See the Superior league team
at the base ball park tomorrow
afternoon. Game called at $50.
Arthur B. Gempp, auditor for
the Anheuser Busch Brewing.
association, was in the city yes
terday from st. Louis.
Miss Eva Peterson left yester-
day afternoon for Crookston,
Where she will enjoy a two weeks
visit with friends and relatives.
See the Superior league team
at the base ball park tomorrow
afternoon. Game called at $3.50.
A. B. Clair, ex-register of
deeds of Itasca county, is in the
city from Grand Rapids looking
after business interests in this
section.
Arthur Kirsch arrived in the
city this afternoon from Crooks
ton to spend two weeks here with
friends. Mr.. Kirsch was former
~ assistant postmaster in Be-
midi and is we'll known
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-08-12
THE CITY.

ucSS VI II w DldShuuCh Ids ulSS u
Good car bon paper can be had
at the Pioneer Office
r. e. White of Kelliher is trans
acting business in the city today.
Office supplies and stationery
at the Pioneer stationery store.
M. H. Fisher Of Funkley is a
business visitor in Bemidji today.
Clean fun and delightful music
Aug, 16. #
= = A. H. Pitkins arrived in the
city this morning from Kelliher.
See Bob McGinley's original
facial pictures Aug. Is.
A. T. Hatcher was visitor in
the city yesterday from Park
Rapids. ....
See Miss Lezette Hoskins new
feature acts, songs, and dances
with Bob and Eva McGinleys
new Comedy Go. Aug. 16. -
- Walter Markham returned last
night from Mount Clemens,
Mich. where he has spent several
IHweeks.
Miss Lezette Hoskins, the
Chicago vaudeville star, rag time
singer and dancer, trick pianist,
who carries her own piano, with
the show at the City Hall Wed
nesday Aug. Is with Bob and Eva
mckinley Go.
J. P. Pogue leaves Monday
morning for st. Cloud, where he
will purchase a carload Of horses
for his Second street stable.
Give the children HOLSTERS
I; Rocky Mountain Tea this month.
1t makes them grow and gives
them rosy cheeks. There is no
other medicine in the world so
good for the children. IS cents,
tea or tablets. Bankers Drug
store.
IA. @. Johnson. manager of the
Kelso Lumber company, spent
yesterday in the city, returning
to Turtle River last night.
Hundreds of thousands of PEG.
. pie use HOLSTERS Re cky Noun.
tain Tea as family tonic. II
taken this month it will keep the
:, family we'll all the year. If ii
, fails get your money back. 81
cents. Bankers Drug Store,
Miss Buelah Brannoa left last
night for Northome, =. mere she
will enjoy an Sunday visit
with her father, W. S. Brannon.
Mothers be careful of your
children. There is no ',apy n4edi
cine in the world as good as Hol.
listers Rocky Mountain lea. |,
makes the little one strong
healthy and active. IS cents
! Bankers Drug store.
Mrs. G. W. Speelman: who has
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
j. W. Speelman at Buena Vista
for the past week, passed through
the city yesterday enroute TO hel
home at Northome.
The famous Bob and Eva Nc
Ginleys Comedy Co, in new
plays, songs and dances, --latest
Illustrated songs, will be vel
coined back by a full house Wed
nesday Aug. 16 at the City Opera
. house. They are great favorites
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Bailey left
last night for Mr.. Bailey S home
stead. which is located on the
Turtle river about six miles from
the village of Turtle River. They
will remain upon the homestead
over Sunday and will return t.
Bemidji Monday morning.
See Eva McGioley $ grea
Dutch girl with the wooden shoe.
( Aug. rs
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-08-12
rVEC DR.. G. ]. Larson. the.
~ ! GA0.eye specialist, will be.
at home at Hotel Remore, Be-.
midi, Aug. IS to 90 inclusively.

(seal. Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. Send for testimon-
ials free.
F. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo,
Q. Price Is cents per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family pills for
constipation.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22

eusar Gureb e@satex - grFe nuaItdt ;
1870 Btunb 18: 15 Bfuah 13e: le-12
Btaab l33; 8peiis 0aelttat Gels Pfusb
las ; Is Rfunb 13c /; ID RfsSsb 12ae I; 10
Htuno 13e.
eaIiformti&e e4tn:ex-8 tB 8 Etuab 8}e:
9 tts Ii 9f1ub &c.
6&uItern- 9aal. GureS, ID BID 20 Ffmb
Int Dur@f&nih, &c; l6 Blush Dsr9f9nttt,
Sc. 10 Bis IL Yfuna 9}e.
1rRbRHd,S pe6-4Iarer 9xaItD Gureh lie
s.udblter eusar Gureb 17e, 81 Rfttab Ia,
Dur@i@nttt Isle 8 bs Q Btns In 9rr@,
I@nitt 13e; 10 ts Is Rfu1b tR Dsr9i9nttt
l2s; 8 Rfsnb tn Dur@i4xtH. i4msaI. 10ie
8 ptmb ia D,r&i&ntt, i&usaI. 163e.
eped. gnsI.-gewdbIter. 8 BE 10 4ftusb
tn Dur9i9nttt, laIe; II b Il RfmxS tu
Dur&f&utt. lie.
eped-3lare eettea. 90 I'D 20 RfuKb tu
9ur4i&mttt, l0e: 25ase esstess 20 ID 60
Ytunb, l0e: 2iare Hsuts1s - bB 90 Pfush,
si:; Ia Bis 70 Bfb.. SIS; II - is 4fnab,
loo; 3Iare Sth6ex, - ~ 90 4fmb. s.;
sidea IL b Is 4fsab Ole: Aars Ua6ea I
BE Q pfusb. ne
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22
Ale suGonttttett.

q Of r: rNun, Sroi6tsntuts
fibrer, sic finb alio bei9ul0iet, ben
3eugen Meier nit Sbrem Wagen ME-
oergetoben 81 haben?"-M g E.
fldgter: sd bin unf9ulotg,
9err &i9ter! Gs 1T grab elm bib
f9es MGbel borbeigeganeen unb ba
bat er bait buna9 umg'f9aut -
3euge M eier rSie baben ia
felber umg'f9aut!" -R / Of r
nS9ubmann, fagen sic einmal, ME
mar benn Die So9e9"-S Of Ii 3 :
m q n n r@er5eiben sic = enti9ul>
bisen sic -. i9 bab'... au9 umz
e'iGout 81 i6te (drgsrli9)
nSa mare ulfo, i9eint es, pirfli9 baa
pferb Der einsige 3euge bes @or1
fails -" - . 6 fenfu :
r9err geri4tsbpf, Dos bat ia
AUDI ums'f9out!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22

GepodeItes e@uetmefeH4 - 3xo@enIofss
Sanep Big $1,000: 3Iares Neas s1s. 80; Saus
!g $500; ebort eIsm $3.50; Ruuyt
@eoorrtes &tnbfeH9 - S~xten, req.
Sets. 13te; Aubeniettex l0c; Snxexj. l6{:
xn69e 16c.
S9n'as IN Tierees i. Dual. ft::2
0naIitdt Gle 8. nuaIitat sXe
Hairfe 0erdu9erts BratwrrH SIX.
Sranthirter 73e; Bologna tn Daruex &c. tn
Tu@ SIC. y"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22

SnbtanaYsIis R1HeesHreHe:
GeSobnI. bs gutter 10-l2e; yrts.a Bic q
udblter 14-l6e ; Sanep S24-Sss, Sones
Bsaow 10 bis acc. Sapa 28-32e.
Sn Hadetsn:
1rtoia $1S.s5. Zion s13 .25, SerieS sl3.25
Caracas $l3. 26. Dtauortb's E12. 30. Da;a
Sara 8lens $l4.00, RaiIBoa4 Sls.s 5, sesss
BIenbeb Sapa SI2.60.
Safer-Donstnoes 8.62e; etidsa6sr ~
SuIuertfrter 6.37e; xxx4 YuIuertFrtw SAX.
fet1er sranaItrter 6.17c; Cubes s.b2e; Soar
isstionsrs' U G. Lee; Ribsepoob 4 6.s1; NIB
xT u 5.77e; GurYire A6 72e; ShsaI astss
Solhen 6 $50; Btnbior grtra 6 $685.
&'osepooS 6 b.52e; eeIber 9 s. 47e; Is .
Ser 6.12.
eprup-etanSarb Corn 23e BIB s6e. sss
pablter &c Biz 32e; eorsbam sse bs 8se:
Rep Orleans RoIaHes Ice bis a8e; aerabb
ter 3Oe Bis 38e.
etdrts-PearI, 8te, Gbaupipx gIot, / md
8 Rtanb $adete 8. 3orn. 1 4fb. Po6ds.
4H-6}e.
~Ganbp-7e; etamsen seuaif4t 7s; Go,
esr semii@t &c; Banner 9uis &c; Cream
8onbons 10c; &c. 2 CREAM senaij&t Sc.
@etrOdnete Sri&te-AepfeI, an ben gosxs
setrodnet, &c; Sobannssbssrsn 7e tis IKE;
gitron 18e Bis 14e; %oFnsn. 2 Grors, sn
Yfunb, &c, 8 &rutua 7&e, 4 Gromx 7ts faas
r1enfreie tbiS Sc, California TaiSccteI IKE:
euItana 7ic, tmportirte suItana lie SD lle
California Aprttoien 8e Bis Ice.
@Hs-BraiI nea &c Bic loo; StIberts I2s
gtanbeIn IA; uei&f&aIsse RanbeIa is;
Serbian RambeIn 16e; 4eamuts 6s Biz Six,
seroffete 7c Bis Sc; GnsIif&e BaIxtHe
eifs-Raa 40 OF. Eef). Sas, s-11ey -
gauone.
4idIes-2400 TN Sab $40; I20n tm Has
50; 1900 TN Salbfab $500; 200 tn gcs
$3.50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22
Tramte uub 0emafe.
SrA4te.

Sra4te
gepfeI-@ute 2o9dpfsI $2.25-2.b0 per
SaB.
gananen 81. 25-1.75; Heine s3e-$1.0O,
Granberries 5 .OO-7.O0.
Srauben RaIaSa $3.50.
@itrpnen $2.40 -8.25 per Rife.
Oransem $2.50-3.25; California seeb'
Iinss 81. 7O-1.9o per Rife.
@rbbeeren Toe bis $2.25.
@emife.
Hotbe Riiben $1.50 pei TuS.
Rraut, Souanb Seeb $25 pet Tonne; Rotb'
traut 81 80 per Sat.
California GeIerp 85c-$1.00 pet 8u19.
BIumenfobI S per Dukene.
Dbffer gIant 15c per Dutenb.
salat Sc per pfunb.
3piebeIn $a.25-2.60 per bunbert 8tanb;
SLIGO per 8uibeI; ipanii9e 81. 80 per @rate.
3artoHeln $3.50 per Sad; sOe auf ben
9eIe;1en.
Sninois Sib 5 3artoHeIn $500 pei SOB.
parinips $500 per Sab.
Stabilize 25c-56c per Dutenb.
9eteritIie 50e per Duteub Bun&es.
Sptnat 50 per Sat.
0etSe Rfben $500 per Gab.
Sfutabagas $l.1O-$1.20 per SaB.
SpargeIn l0c bis 26c per gun9.
&bubarb 15c bis 41c per Outeno.
@riine SpiebeIn &c per Suhene.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22
Aud1 Elm Grfnlo.

@orfiBenoer: n@nseflaster,
sic bDren olfo BON ben Sa9beritGnz
bisen, Dab Sbr angebli9es Sebeims
mittel, oas sic finotbeuer ~pertduften,
abfolut pertblos unb pirtungslos III
uno bab besbulb Seoermann, Der barz
aufbin Seheruns perfpiirt baben
ipolIte, fia Dies ebsn einfa9 nur elm
sebtloet baben miibte!"-& r II :
der (ftola): rHun. Damn bab' i'd
aber bod 9unberte BON einsebilbeter
2ranfen nit meinem Mittel gebeilt!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22
NAM &AeaeasRaxSs.

Ttn1otbt-Sertaufsprefs: $40. OIL 90.
Rice Serfaufspreie: SO. 0o-S10.00
BeIf&torn - gerfaufSprstis: ie sa@ beg
0uatttdt, So Bis 55c.
Safn-sd&dIt 44-46e; In ben Hebrn
Ss.0O-S1O.0o per Eemne. Neuer t.-s5e.
etrob-Rretfe. ie na@ sem ggab. tn Bah
lea, $6.00-S6. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22
0ef@Io@tetes B3te.

SrH&es RinhFeH&-8efIs@e eHers - NJ
7ac; bieiise etiers 9-9fs; bsFse Sssbe
$50 Bis 200 #funb &c; steftse 4Ase 400
BIS $50 Hfu,tb 6}e 3abe $50 BIB $50 Rfurb
7e; etier gorberptertd 7e, etter 6tsaer'
pierteI l2e, Rinb 8tnterpierta lie, Rsnb
gorberrierteI &c, Rub BorheruiertsI BIC, &ab
NsmterbierteI 9}e.
6rii@es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81. 6tmters
pierteI i2c. BorberuserteI T.
SrsiGeS S@affeif& Sdzrmer per Bfrnh
lie : G&afe 9le: e4en!e l8e; &a6S hna
l8f.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22
0etrAoe.

Dssen go. 2 retber SEC auf eel1s
fen. Csc Don RabIsn; 80. 0 rotha &C.
geai 9sc; Bagenmebea 97c.
2orn (neaes) - No. l peis 52Ic: 20. Z
ueis 52ie; go. 9 weib 523c; SO. 4 usit,
6Oe; @o. 2 wsis seuff4i 52f:; 30. Q
wstb seurif&t 62e; SO. 4 peib senilA,
52c; go. 2 eeIb 62fe; Re. 9 seEt 62f (;
go. 4 seIb 81; go. Q semii9t SIT ;
Ro. 8 aenHi9t 52fe; 20. 4 semii9t 6es ;
2pIben sos.
&afer- No. 2 wetSer 32fe; 30. 8 psitr
814; 30. 2 0eutif9ter Soc; 30. 8 sessH4tsI
29is.
Seu 80. 1 atraotbs $40 90; 10.
2, 800.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22
Biz perrdtbfri[bem Spuren.

8eim 9rubenbofer : Wirtb febrt
.ines Sages elm nobler 9err elm, Be-
felt gu eien uno gu %trinten, mas II
gut uno tbeuer lit, uno ldbt fi9 aGes
10 portreffli9 i@meten, DAP Der Wirtb
gang auber ii9 fommt iber Die @br',
tpel9e Ser 6remOe ieiner &ufpurtung
antbut. Nu6 Die StaIi = Die Sell
Merlin : fpibt i9pn uuf Elm ertledli6es
Srinfgelo uno re6net fir ii9 aus, mas
Tie i'm Sabr perOienen f0nnt', penn
tGgli9 beim 9rubenbofer 10 pornebme
@Gfte einfe6ren piiroen.
9luf einmol = pie Tie aus Dem Sim
niren tpieoer gu it9 fommt = tbut tie
einen fiir9terli6en S6rei. -. Damn
Damn nod einen uno itiirat auf oie
&eGertbiir' los.
vWirtb," ruff fe binunter, nWirtb,
fommt's s'f9pinO aufi. -. Ser mob
liae 5err, Der Malefi5terl is bur9'z
brennt!"
Der @%rubenbofer lGbt i'm S9red
2i9t un0 Waferfanne ppr'm @einfab
fallen. iipIpert Die aussetretenen Stuz
fen berauf uno idreit atbemlps: vWo
is er -. ipo is er bin, Der @aunsr?"
IS peib's ia nett" heult Die Staff.
Gs entftebt elm 4ufru6r. @us Der
Regelbabn sfpmmen Die Stammedfte
ano eeben in lebbafter @rreeung ibren
9ermutbungen Musorud.
r@'ra6' is er mo- b~ag'feFen!~ la
msntirt Oie Staff. rQuf einen 3ug
muB er Die lsbte 9albe SPECIAL aug
trunten bab'n.. -. Ionft bGtt' er mir net
dusfpmmen f0nnen!"
yNo, no." tr0itet fe Ser ImtsI6rei>
Der, nio f9limm pirO's ia net iein!"
rWas9" I9reit aber Ser @irtb.
rget f6limm2... 3pei Slaf6en
Magbalener = a. bdlbe SPECIAL a.
8ratbsnol = Stpei portipnen @9intsn
uno an &abmitruoel -. is Dos net
g'nud9"
rSu," beult Die asnnsrin, runo a.
Wirf9ini' bat er aa' mo- g'6abt!"
Sd auf einmal bor9t Der 6Driter
f9Grfer auf.
n@as iagit'; @tafi?" msint er. r@'
8ir9inid = bon Sud- pom 9ruben>
bofer ieiner patentfprt'n eine2"
rWie r bait ale iin6!" brummt Ser
Wirtb drgerli9.
Limb bat er r aud an'Sinb't ba?"
fprf6t ser sSDrIter fpeiter.
.Sreili'," anttportet bas MGbl,
rie9smal minoeftens!"
Damn bab'n pir'n i6on!!" Iagt Ser
5Driter 5uberf9tli9. nMo6' peiter,
@rubenbofer, nimm an &ne9t nit =
ua9ber 9e6'n pir:"
Der Wirtb unb oie anoer'n ItuBen
unb polen fraeen; afer Ser S6rfter
gibt ni9t lang @uh6lub, fpnbern
brGnst, un6 10 ieBt fi9 oenn sic feline
Expedition in 8epegung.
Inter feiner 5iibrune gebt's gum
9drs binaus -. Damn bdlo linfs -.
balo re6ts -. glDBlt9 ruff er trtrm:
p6ireno: vOa is er hin!" unb i9lGet
cine i6drfere @angart an.
rSa ppber peiBt benn On b6s9"
fraet b~erpunOert Ser na3feu9enbe
Wirtb.
r@ie6ft 9 osnn nir9" meint Der
SOriter.
vNd, fsin' Sdimmer!"
rNa!" fagt audi Ser 8ne9t.
Su bIeipt Der TDriter fteben unb
f6impft: nHa9ber feio's blind ale
5tpei! -. 1no Dir, 9rubenbofer, fout'
f6on g f9le9te @'piFen s. Qugen
auf ma6en! -. " @irginiu, fagt s.
Staff, bat er bon Dir? Sd f6dli' ANAL
auf'n 8poen Der: Was iino benin Dos?
Siebft 9 Die bielen 3iinobOlaeln9...
Stimmt's ieBt2"
unb es bat geitimmt. = Die Climb
b0l5lfpur eebt tpeiter unb peiter -.
Damn finben lie mod bas Strei9bolss
f9a9terI unb balb oarduf 6dben lie
Den @usreiBer aud erpif9t uno i'm
Sriumpb heimeebra9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22
GGutereteH.

@otber &leeiamen 81 .76-8.76.
gnslti&er SIeeiamen $s.60-a.7B.
&Iipte &Ieeiamen $8.00-S.50.
aIfaIfa Rleefamen Sc. b0-9.00.
Betber 8~leeianten 5000
@euabIter Tintotbb 81. 80-1.f9.
Srbindrer bis gutter EiHsotbp 81. 86-I.e0.
Sanes 3entudp gIausras s1.00-1.a5.
gIausras in @boff SOC.
gnsIii&es gIausras SLAB.
Or9arb @ras 81. 7O-1.6O.
&eb 7op IN Gbaf 75c-$1.l6.
&affer &orn 75e-S1.00.
Annber 3uaerrobr samen $1.00-1.@.
Weiber Saferiamen 40c
Sribiabrs @srfe $1.25.
@eibes unb selbes &orn $1.00-L.2.
Reb Sob GnfiIase $1.10-1.25.
Com Seas $l.76.
Niuet $1.sO bis $1.36.
6ribiabrssD eisen 81 40.
SeswiebeI, ueise, seIbe unb rotbe $3.50
per BuibeI.
GdS 8artoHeI, seIbe Seriet, Bermuda,
aeIbe Naniemonb unb 5iibIiGe Queen Sc. 90 Der
Sab; rOtbe Ianiemono $2.75; BratIianii4e
$3.50.
4artofeIn, fribs 8 No9en zoe per BuibeI;
frihe Dbio Csc per guibeI; frits Roie 5Oc Der
Buf5eI; friibe Burbani sOe per BuipeI; frsfe
45c per 8uibeI; &iraI Neru gorf unb
Green Nsountatn 40c per 8uibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22
Genupenn.

GriB: npapa. i6 perbe beute
ridt na9 Der S9ule gefen."-@ a :
r: mWarum benn midi, mein
Gobr. bift On frunt9"-5 I 3
rg2ein, Papa. aber i9 trGumte 6iefe
Na9t. i9 mar in Der Sdule uno be-
antportete ale Srasen; id oenfe. has
tpdre eenus fir einen Sag"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22
1utter, 0,es umo 0eNAseI

8dnbIer besabIen fsIsexbe Rretie:
Butter - Country, 10, G~reeassr5 26e,
eIaia 28e.
4isr-15}e PET Sutenh.
Sfhmer 10e. A6tne 8. Euriets-10-l2s.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-22
0&ye.

gn9ros 8 Ber~fsufspreifs Sasportts.,
s9Yeisertdfe 80e per 9funs sixbsimi!8e.
S9peBersdie TIC, Biseonfn Gream $ RAJ
IS. Stem gort gbsbbarA Sc, stsaetutt
I&er 2tmbarser 16e. 8rid 1se.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-11-09
PROTEST AGAINST LOAN
Hawaiians Do Not Want 10 Borrow
Money.

Honolulu. Nov. s.-senator Mccand.
less and otisrrs, have sent 10 President
Roosevelt q protest against the terri.
torial loan for which Secretary Atkin.
son Ia now en- route TO Washington to zee
cure the approval Of President Roog.
welt.
The last Legislature made proyis.
ion for issuing a loan Of si,2500o0 and
made appropriations accordingly. Gov.
crnor Carter decided 10 issue and ex.
s.nd only $4,000 and Il Ia 70 secure
this amount that Secretary Atkinson
has gone To Washington. The protest.
ants claim that Governor Carter Is ex.
ercising legislative functions In attempt.
10 issue an unauthorized loan Of $780,.
900 selecting which lem among the
appropriations shall be carried out.
Governor Carter says that his action
Il In accord with sound financial pol.
Icy and that the bill as passed by the
legislature provides for the use Of ter
ritorial money for msthrs which the
themselves should provide for.
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ASTORIA, OREGON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 1905

their votes for him and he proposes to
have those votes honestly counted as
well as the many thousand votes
thrown out.
"Mr. Hearst has been honestly elect
ed" declared Mr. Shearn, with much
warmth, "and Mr. Mcclellan will never
ls permitted to take his seat on this
election. ! know enough Of law to
know tbi. election will not stand. VIII
liam n. Hearst IL the man who will be
mayor Of New York after January
next"
Asked II IL w.re true that Mr. Hearst
had conference with Mr.. Jerome, Mr.
Ihmsen replied that several Hearst men
had met Mr.. Jerome within the hour
and talked the situation over with
him.
II do not know that the cooperation
Of The District Attorney was asked =
he repliad in answer to question. "As
| understand merely his advice was
asked. All ! can say is that our rep
resentatiyes reached an understanding
with Mr. Jeroms, and we are assured
he will assist us in Furnishing yiolators
of the election laws, and tin soldiers
or illegal voters. All we are asked to
produce is the evidence. and We have
that galore.
THAT Mr.. Hearst has been honestly
elected is our contention and he does
not intnd to be counted out through
any fraudulent means"
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JEROME ORDERS THAT THE RETURNS BE CLOSELY GUARDED
Mens Mayoraly Smallest Record and Interetad Many
Tammany Mups
Mcclellan Personal chsrgJerom commends
Prosecute Offenders

Hearst's proposed action has met
with strong approval in many quarters
even among those opposed to his cleo
ton and h. has received many assur-
ances Of warm support. District At
torney Jerome expressed himself in
strong terms Of approval Of Hearsts
program and declared he would imme-
diately institute q searching inquiry In
TO the alleged Democratic frauds He
also ordered the returns from the
Eighteenth and Sixth districts TO be
carefully guarded.
After q secret session Of the exccu-
tive COMMITTEES Of Tammany han, held
this afternoon, o statement was issued
which says the executive committee Of
the Democratic organization protest
gainst the outrageous threat OF the de.
feated candidate Of Municipal Owner
ship League, to overthrow the win Of
the people as expressed BY the vote
as cast on election day. The statement
adds that tie Law committee win eu.
ert its best efforts 70 safeguard TIRE
election Of Mcclellan.
Some leaders after the meeting en-
pressed the opinion that the returns
showed . censure on MurpAy's leader.
chip, and that he should step down
and out. They thought the time for
Mcclellan TO assume the leadership him
slf, was now at hand.
Superintendent Of Elections Morgan
said tonight that while doubtless many
illegal votes were cast, he would ex-
press no opinion Of the contention made
by the managers Of the Municipal Own
ership League.
Attorney General Mayer stated that
eyi,n II thousands of cases of illegal
voting could be found, II would not af-
feet the count for the reason that the
ballots cannot be deducted His juris-
diction, he said. ended with the prose.
cution Of the criminals.
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BOXES ARE MISSING.
Hearst Men Allege Heavy Fraudulent
Voting in New York.

Hearst men Allege heavy Frauouient
Voting in New York.
New York, Nov. s.--That q fraudu-
lent vote Of forty thousand had been cast
in Greater New York was the claim Of
the Hearst managers and given out by
Max lhmsen last night. II had been
decided, Mr.. Ihmsen said, TO demand .
recount Of the entire ticket, II, after
1914 ballot boxes said TO be missing, had
been located and counted Il was found
Mr.. Hearst still lacked sufficient votes
TO elect him.
"It must have been that these boxes
contained many Hearst votes, Mr.. Ihm-
sen declared, otherwise they would not
be missing. Certain II is they would
not carry away boxes containing ma
iority Of Mcclellan vote2 But ons
thing is certain. Mr.. Hearst win demand
proper recount evevn should the votes
in these missing boxes skct him. II Is
also certain that we win carry this
matter TO the court Of last resort, If
necessary. Mr.. Hearst feels that he has
been elected and that a majority Of
the citizens Of New York have cast
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TAMMANY is SORE
Deplores Action Of Hearst in Bringing
the Contest.

Deplores Action of Hearst in Bringing
the Contest.
New York, Nov. s.-That n bitter
fight will be waged in the courts to de.
eide whether George b. Mcclellan or
William r. Hearst shall be mayor of
New York, Is now assured. Complete
returns give Mcclellan Ss45 volts plu'
rality, the smallest ever recorded for n
successful mayoralty candidate and the
result Of which might be easily reversed
by recount Of ballots.
Hearst today announced his intention
to take an immediate appeal to the
Supreme Court. his managers having
declared they have ecured snfiiciaa
evidence Of illegal acts. against 1000
inspectors Of election. and that S0,e0e
men who went 10 the polls 10 vote for
Hearst had found their names already
vohrd. Most Of this fraudulent voting
Is said 10 have been done in the East
Side assembly districts, especially in
The Eighteenth, Leader Murpfbs
home district, and in the SIXTH Of
which 7. D. Sullivan is the leader.
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San Domingo Outbreak Nay Have
Been Inspired.
UPRISING AGAINST M0RALts
News Received at washinston and War
ship q Dispatehsd to the Scenes Of
ths Trouble Claimed the Lesssrs
Were Financed From New Yerk.

Washington. Now. a--The news Of
another uprising against The Morales
gcrrnment in Santo Domingo the frst
in many months, or indeed since Nor
Ales was installed 10 Amtriean cuA
toms collector at the island ports. came
to the sstd D&partmest last night
from one Of its representatives in Santo
Domingo.
There was lack Of details. the state
ment being merely that an uprising had
occurred at Maeoris, directed against
the administration of President Morales.
The news was Immediately communicat-
ed to the navy department and an or
der dispatched to Admiral Bradford to
send warship to the scene Of the
trouble.
Nothing is known definitely as to the
cause of the outbreak. but IL is said
here the leaders were financed from
New York for the purpose of stirring
up strife just in season TO adversely in
fluence the action in the Unitd States
Senate on the pending Santo Domingo
treaty.