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Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-22

waves and swells have been so strong
at times that in some places the bot
toms have been built UP twenty and
thirty feet and in other places secured
out and left the piles virtually float
ing.
This morning before beginning work
we took the soundings and found ev-
erything to be in a perfectly safe con-
dition. The securing out of the bot
toms and undermining of the piles must
have taken place during the morning.
Last fall, during the annual remod-
cling of the wharf every pile was re-
placed. These were covered with a
coat of tar, Of thick felt and two kinds
of wire netting. This is done in order
to protect it against the wood-boring
insects which infest the piles at the
surface and another species which bore
under water.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-22
YOUNG TEDDY'S NOSE
Fracture Not the Result of a Football
Game but of a Boxing
Bout

By Associated Press.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 21.-Inves-
tigation of report that Theodore
Roosevelt, jr., had his nose broken in
last Sundays football game between
the freshmen of Harvard and Yale to-
day discloses the fact that the young
man will submit to an operation with
in a day or two for an old injury re-
the gridiron.
Some time ago one of the small bones
in the young mans nose was broken
by blow received in friendly bout.
The fracture was set at the time, but
as II healed the nose became slightly
miSshapen.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-22

and the patient placed in ward 6, the
fever ward.
His clothes are of a good quality,
but there is no mark of identification
on them. There were no papers in the
pockets that would throw any light
on the identity of the unknown suf-
ferer
The nature of the malady makes it
more imperative that he be identified
as soon as possible, for death may re-
suit in a short time. IF he dies and
is unclaimed it will mean that he will
be buried at the expense of the county
and his grave marked with number
while his appearance indicates that he
may have friends who are anxiously
waiting for him to come home.
The doctors at the hospital said last
night that there was no hope for the
sick man.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-22
Fleming Fined

Following the hearing OF Speeds case
A. r. Fleming, secretary of the South
ern California Automobile club, was
tried on similar charge.
Several weeks ago Fleming offered
the services of the club and some of
it's machines to aid the police in cap
turing the speed-mad motorists. 1t
seemed the irony Of fate that the ma
chine the secretary had so kindly
loaned would be the identical machine
to take an active part in his arrest.
six other autoists were fined various
amounts on charges of speeding their
machines
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-22
Steamer Narrowly Escapes Sinking

BY ASSOClated PreSS.
VIGO, Spain, Nov. 21.-The Spanish
steamer Octubre, from Marseilles,
bound to Rotterdam, had a thrilling
experience during the recent storm
Seas dashed over the vessel. her ma
chinery broke down and she drifted
helplessly for four days. When hope
had been abandoned the Octubre was
sighted by the British steamer Alma
gro, which rescued the crew, number
ing twenty-five men. The coast in this
V!cinity Is strewn with wreckage.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-22
Rarkentlne wlII be Total Loss

Barkentine Katie Flickinger. which
was wrecked at Redondo Monday
morning, will be total loss. Since the
ship was blown ashore she has steadi-
" turned about and the beating waves
aud heavy wind have sunk her deeper
and deeper in the sands. The bsrken-
cine is suffering hourly injury and can
last but "A short time. The ships re-
moval from the sands is an impossi-
bility.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-22
MIN sell Lands to Tenants

BY Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov 21.-The MARQUIS OF
Downshire has agreed to sell his agri-
cultural lands In County Down, Ire
land, to the tenants. The estate is the
largest in Ireland and is valued at
about $15,000,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-22
Torpedo Boats Going to Canton

BY Associated Press N
MANILA. Nov. 21.-The first torpedo
flotilla now on the Asiatic station has
been ordered to Canton. NJ
Only the torpedo boat destroyers
Bainbright and Decatur are available
now and they will leave here In a few
days Three Others will follow when
repairs on them are completed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-22
MIX Wagon and Car Collide

In a collision between a milk wagon
and an inbound car on Seventh, near
Francisco street, at an early hour
this morning, Scott Rogers, the wagon
driver, was badly bruised about the
body and left leg, and the wagon,
which belonged to G. A. Mead, was
broken into splinters.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-22
Reports Arrival of Cruisers
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Rear Ad-
miral Bradford, commanding the
squadron in Dominican waters, reports
to the navy department the arrival
yesterday of the cruiser Cleveland at
Sanchez and the cruiser Denver at Ma
cOriS
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-22
San Francisco Woman Kills Herself
Bv Assoclated Fress

BY NssOCIdIFU fTTtoS
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21.-Mrs.
Mary Wener wife of DIR. Weiner, re-
siding at 1897 McAllister street, COM
mitted suicide today by taking wood
alcohol. She had been Respondent for
some time
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-22
BURTON LETTERS
READ IN COURT
OFFERED AS EVIDENCE IN THE
SENATOR'S CASE
Correspondence and Checks Produced
to Show the Kansas Senator's
Employment by Grain
Company
BY Associated press.

BY Associated Press.
ST LOUIS, Nov 2t-The introduce
ton of letters and telegrams exchanged
between Senator Burton and Thomas
y. Harlan, attorney for the Rialto
Grain and Securities company, was the
feature of the second day OF the trial
of United states Senator Joseph r..
Burton OF Kansas in the United states
circuit court on an indictment chare.
ing that he agreed to accept and ac-
cepted compensation from the Rialto
company for using his influence while
a member Of the United States senate
for the benefit of the Rialto company
in matters pending before the postoffice
department and in which the govern.
ment was interested.
The effort to introduce this evidence
by the government brought frequent OBJ
Jectlons from the counsel for the de-
fense, which in only one instance was
sustained by Judge Vandevanter. The
court ruled that one telegram which
was said by the government to be a
reply to one sent to Senator Burton
by Harlan was not relevant.
In no case did the defense question
the authenticity of the letters or tele-
grams, baslng their objections OH
grounds that the contents were not
pertinent to the allegations made in
the indictments.
Mr.. Harlan, who at Senator Burton's
former trial was called as a witness by
the defense, was placed on the stand by
the government today and called upon
to identify letter press copies of letters
sent by him to Senator Burton and
originals of letters received by him
from Senator Burton
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-22
Many people are afraid Of ghosts. Few
people are afraid Of germs. Yet the ghost

70 u ANAAA
and the
germ is n
fact. If
the germ
could be
magnifed
TO a size
equal to
It's terrors
II would
appear
more ter
rible than
any fire.
breathing
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-22

Everything you want YOU will find IL
the classified page-a modern eneyclo-
Dedia. One cent WORD
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-22

.IfNN. "A
Germs can't be avoided
They are In the air we M
breathe, the water we n
drink. Ia A
The germ can only pros ~ -
per when the condition OF WI1
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scope to establish itself and " Ali
develop. When there Is a " MN
deficiency of vital force, N l. (ll
languor, restlessness, a sal \ M
low cheek, hollow eye, ~eqDS NJ
when the appetite is poor "
and the sleep is broken. it "
is time to guard against the
germ. You can fortiiy the body against
all germs by the use of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. IL increases
the vital power ceanses the system OF
clogglng impurities, enriches the blood,
puts the stomach and organs of digestion
and nutrition in working condition, go
that the germ finds no weak or tainted
spot In which TO breed. "Golden Medical
Discovery" contains no alcohol, whisky
or other intoxicant.
UYour Golden Medical Discovery is \
sick mans friend.r writes Geo. N. Turner,
Esq. ok Financial Secretary International
Brotherhood OF Teamsters), 220S California
Street, Denver, Colo. "For the, past seven
years my health gradually failed. ] lost my
appetite. became nervous and debilitated,
very Respondent and unable to sleep. No
medicine helped me until tried DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. 1t put new life
into my veins and increased vitality until
could once more eujoy life and attend to my
business Eight bottles affected complete
cure and gladly do recommend it."
Dr. Pierce's Pelets-only one or two a
day will regulate and cleanse and nvig-
orate foul, bad Stomach, torpid Liver,
or sluggish Bowels.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-22
HarIan's letter to Burton

lie HrSt letter submitted was dated
November Is, 1902, addressed to Senator
burton and signed by Harlan. Follow
ing Is an excerpt from this document:
Il hope you received my message to
this effect that this company (meaning
the Rialto company accepts your terms
to act as counsel at salary of $500 a
month, said service to begin imme-
diately, that is of this date. November
1S, 1902"
In reply Senator Burton wrote Har-
Ian in part as follows:
Il called at the department this
morning and find that there are two
complaints lodged against your COM
pany One by Bella Evans and the
other by Mrs. K. C. Hont, both of
Albany, N. Y. Without knowing any
thing about the merits of the same, I
would advise that all complaints re-
ceive special attention by your COM
pany No action of any kind will he
taken against you without my first
being notified and every opportunity
for full explanation or hearing will
be had.
I'm reply, If agreeable, you may make
remittance for my months pay"
The following is taken from a letter
dated December 2, 1902, sent to Senator
Burton by Harlan:
THE cases here indictments against
the president. of the Rialto company
are set for trial on January 6, and
Judge Krum and / are preparing now
for the trial"
In reply to letter from Harlan stating
that an alleged postof1ice inspector had
tried to exact money from the Rialto
company by virtue of his official posi-
ton, Senator Burton wrote the fol-
lowing:
"There Is no man by the name of j..
H. Bowman who is a postoffice in
spector. The man operating in Colorado
is also a fraud. There have gone from
this office no instructions whatever
about the Rialto company and there is
nothing in this office against you at
this time. The matter in st. Louis, as
you know, is in the hands of Mr.. Dyer
there.
"I would suggest that you prepare
carefully the case of Dennis for early
next month.
"I will take care Of things at this
end of the line"
Four checks for $500 each, sent by the
Rialto company of st. Louis to Senator
Burton while he was In Washington,
D. c., We're submitted by the govern
ment, and while objected to by the
defense Senator Burton acknowledged
the Endorsements on their backs.
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-12-02

co AFTER THEM

1he Board of Regents of the
State University owe it to them.
selves and the State to promptly
institute thorough investigation
OF the alleged hazing of Univer-
sity student last week. The par
tlculars will be found elsewhere in
this paper. J. G. Eldridge, dean
OF the University, unqualifedly de-
nles the story, but there is much
reason to believe that Eldridge's s
denial is an attempt to hnsh up
the disgraceful business. Hazing
IS brutal, degrading, cowar1ly
relic OF barbarity. 1t cannot be
pract1ced in schools without the
knowledge and connivance of the
faculty, and the way to stop it is to
fire the faculty, from A to Z, when
ever a case of hazing is discov-
cred. Fine place to send boys and
girls for education and culture,
where their first experience is to
fall into the hands of a gang of
toughs and sandbaggers, be disfg-
ured or crippled for life, while the
noble professors wink at the bru-
tality, and then, if the thing leaks
out, perjure their souls to hush it
up.
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-12-02
COULDN'T JOIN

An eminent divine recently made
public proclamation that if Christ
came back to earth and preached
the same doctrine he did to the
Jews, he would not be admitted to
membership in any evangelical
Christian church until he recanted
If that is right, the evangelical
churches seem to have strayed
away from Christianity about as
far as possible.
We suspect that the churches, in
obedience to the progress of civil
ization, have grown away from
some of the old dogmas. The
hell they now threaten is nothing
like the burning atrocity they pro-
vided for us poor sinners 80 years
ago. The birthstone, the burning
lake, the eternal agonies of the
damned have bean about all expur,
gated. And as far as can be
learned, the modern hell would be
about as nice place to live in as
Boise or Preston. Civilization has
not only loosened up and tanned
the churches, but has smotheTec
the fires of hell and softened the
rigors of eternal punishment.
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-12-02

DIVISION l, the boundaries of which are
described as follows: The northern bound
ary is the northern boundary of the Dis
trict the eastern boundary is the eastern
boundary Of the District, the southern
boundary is the southern boundary of the
District, the western boundary is the line
between sections 10 and 20. IT and l8, and
8, . and 8, township 8 north, range 2 west,
and sections 81 and 80, % and 30, 10 and 20.
township north, range west. Registrar,
A. il. Gowen; place of registration, resi-
dence OF A. l.. Gowen, Nampa; time of reg
lstration, a. m. to 9 p. m. Nov. 1S, %,
Dec. 2 and and suck other time and places
as registrar may designate. Polling place
| at the residence of A. L. GoWen, Nampa.
DIVISION 2, the boundaries of which are
described as follows: The northern bound
ary is the northern boundary of the Dis
trict, the eastern boundary is the western
boundary of division No /, the southern
boundary of the District. the western
boundary IS the western boundary of the
District from the line between sections 10
| and IL. township north, range 3 west to
to the line between township north and
township north, thence east along said
township line to the corner of sections 2, 3,
"a and IS, thence north along section line
to intersection with Oregon Short Line R'y
thence northwcsterly along said railway to
| north boundary of District. Registrar,
Mrs. Zilpha Miller. Time of registration
same as Division l; place of registration,
residence of Mrs. Zilpha Miller. Caldwell
| Polling place at the Caldwell Commercial
Club House near Electric Light plant,
| Caldwell.
DIVISION 3, the boundaries of which are
| described as follows: The northern bound
| ary is the northern boundary of the Dis
| trlct, the eastern boundary is the western
| boundary of Division 2, the southern
| boundary isthe southern boundary of the
District, the western boundary is the west
crn boundary of the District. Registrar,
| II. NJ. Hedges; place of registration, office
of the Pioneer Irrigation District at CALI
| we'll; time OF registration same as Division
l. Polling place at Office of the Pioneer Ir-
| rigatlOn District at Caldwell.
Judges of election were appointed by the
| Beard of Directors as follows: Division l,
Herbert Bown and Ira Miller. Division 2,
j.. Baumgardner, S. s. Judd and H. d.
| Blatchley. Division 3, VIM. A George
| Edgar Meek and VIM. Kinkaid.
H. M. HEDGES, Secretary, P. D.
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-12-02
CONTEST NOTICE..
Department of the Interior,
United States Land ON

Boise, Idaho, October ~. l9u1
A sufficient contest affidavit having Dee1i
fled in this office by Alva l.. Beeson, CaId,
we'll Idaho, contestant. against homestead
entrv No, 8OO3, made March IL, 1909, tor the
az WV Section 80, Township4 N, kange
~ bV Arch /. Smallwood, Payette, lHa,
bo Contestee, in which it is alleged that
Arnh /, SmalIwood has never cstabliShc,II
reaidencc on, nor cultivated an acre OF sal9
land that he has not built a cabin, lcnceo
~ in anV manner improved said tract tha5
said alleged absence from the sal9 laIlu
wos not due to his employment IN th9
Army, Navy or Marine Corps OF the ,'ou nl'eu
States as private soldier olnttE' seq, Se9n'"r az
or marine during the war with SPAN or
during and other war in when the Cl'i'eo
States may be engaged.
Said parties are hereby notlheu 70 ap-
near respond and offer evidence tohcnlhg
spo;J aiIegation at 10 o'clock a. III. on DeG-
sn,b emher Ia 1905, before NJ. l. Church, CLERK
oti of tha Probate Court at Caldwell, Idaho,
and that final hearing will be he!o at ~
";cIock a, M. on December Il, l%oo' ,lt3 Qe!oI5
tba Register and Receiver at the CIlteu
States Land Office in Boise. Idaho
The said contestant having, IN PtfoPtttl f,Pptt
of9dsvit i filed October 27, 1906, set forth
fantS which show that after due dlllgeh0Ce &c
trarsomaI service of this notice cannot Oe
Poeade # is hereby ordered and dlrecteu
that such notice be given by que all" pi0p
er publication. .pprTT Rnceiver
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-12-02
..-.....oe ,s.lLl ID pollE.

.,..,e is observed a laadable dis.
,.;o, on the part Of great rail
W naguates to enter eheerfully
- ,olubly upon a full, fair and
s,at N discussion Of the railroad
~. y. o,,estion. All the presidents
"a ], traffic managers unite in dis
: .a;ng the present state of af-
y. they admit that grave evils
w. :, and that remedies are neces-
but, with equal unauimity,
,r,' w. agree in condemning every
m ,,nosed remedy. It seems to us
r. r. this is merely cunning way
! fighting any proposition that
.,,emplates interference with the
sri,tiug status. 1t is at any rate, a
..,fession of error and an admis-
~ that railroad managers are un'
,hle 10 correct it; for, while they
,,ndemn every suggested remedy,
,,.v have none to offer themselves.
rbe nearest they come to proposing
anything is in making plea to let
things alone, and in time they will
no,t out their own salvation.
That has been the stock argument
,pd palliative of vested interests
since the dawn of history. All
tbe tyrants and despoilers that ever
oopressed or ravaged were advo-
rates Of the doctrine of let things
,loue and they will work out all
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-12-02
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT.

IN the District Court of the Seventh Judi
clai District of the State of idaho. in and
Tor the County Of Canyon.
D. L. BAKER and CHARLES G. BAKER,
.n,, Plaintiffs, vs.
ADiSON ?: CALVERT and MARY B.
CALVERT, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given, that a Writ OF At
tachment was issued out of the District
Court above named, on the 18th day of
November, 1905 in an action wherein !. L..
Baker and Charles G, Baker are plaintiffs,
and ADDISON p. Calvert and Mary B. CAL
vert are defendants, attaching the proper
ty OF sald defendants to recover the sum of
T494. 10 and interest as stated in the com
plant, $25 attorneys fees and proportion
ateEcosts of this suit.
In witness whereof l have hereunto set
my hand and affixed my official seal this
18th day of Navembcr 1895.
NlS,28 JOHN A. TUCKER, Clerk.
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-12-02

-
right in the end. But things will
not be let alone, especially in rela.
ton to railroad rates. Something
IS going to be done. and if any Of
tne magnates know the right
thing they should discover it to
the Nation. no matter how dis.
tasteful it may be. The people
nave made up their minds to solve
the rate problem, and if nobody
comes forward to put them right at
once, they will 60 on experiment.
ing until the right is found out.
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-12-02
NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT

In the District Court of the Seventh Judi
cial District of the State of Idaho. in and
for the County of Canyon.
G. F. MADDEN, Plaintiff,
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-12-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
department. of the Interior.
Land Office at Boise, idaho

Department of the Interior
Land Office at Boise. Idaho,
October 80, 1906.
os.,I Notice il hereby given that the following
Hained lia settler has filed notice of her il,rS-
cIoia cioii 10 make linal proof in support of her
,1i forn H. all9 m mat said proof will be made be-
yIon County, Idaho, at Caldwell Idohn
december 10, 1905, viz: Carrie W. Dresser
NJ NTluoW oNoo OF HORACE J. Dresser. dec, II. r.
no Nc . 65o9 for the NE1 Sec. 81. T. 3 N, r, 4
w; BOISE Mer. She names the following
Witnesses Witnesses to prove his continuous resi-
uenGe hi upon and cultivation of said land
Mnlie hVlng, and her cultivation of the land
since 81 his decease: James R. Chanev James
q a. HMerrltt Harry II. Compton and Chas.
H. Cupp, all of Caldwell, Idaho.
HARRY J. SYMS, Register.
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-12-02
CONTEST NOTICE
Department of the Interior,
United States Land Office,

Boise, IdahO November, lG lAl0;
A sufficient contest affidavit having been MEG
in mis- office by Orlando ID. Hutto, CaIdWell
Idaho, contestant, againt homestead entry No'
and NW Sec 23 ToTE Re6Imsr snP n t1WS E1WEf
Idaho. ronteStee, in which it is alleged tilat
George +. Behymer, has never established reSl
dance on said tract nor improved or cultivated
the same that Me tract was in the same fmf f"9a 1d
aleged stT absence from the said land was not due
to lis in the Am Nayy Sr9ate or Mf
tnIdier' dIllrer, seaman or marine, during tne
It war With Spain, or during any other war ar n u
in which the United States may be engaged.
said parties hereby 4oed odSdg to sd 2P2faF Es
Stt ~ n clock A, m. on January lG, 1905 before
Clerk Probate Court at CaIdwel ldaho oadE (%n" m
nn January %, 1906 before Beglster and Receiver
at the Tinted States Land Office in Boise, ld;ihO
The said contestant having, 10 proper anna
it, filed Novembr le !9o5 set forth 1aS6s Tc III
thiS notice cannot be made, 1t is hereby "roeIeo
and directed that such notice be given Dy une
and proper publication, ,,,,,, ,,ooiar
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-12-02

Well, the Ridenbaug District
bonds have been sold, and D. w.
Ross, supervising engineer of the
Reclamation Service, has been
called to Washington to figure out
details preparatory to letting con
tracts for obstruction work on the
Payette- Boise project. Now, If
everybody keeps right still and no
body says "shoo," something is
sure going to happen.
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-12-02
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Notice is hereby given, that the taxes for
the wear 1905 are now due and are payable
at the office of the tax collector in the
Court House, Caldwell, Canyon County,
State OF Idaho, and if not paid before tn"
first Monday in january. 1906 VIII hrr"m'
delinquent and 10 per cent added.
]. W. WATKINS,
Assessor and EX-OttiCiO Tax Coll lertor'
Canyon County, State OF ldah"
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-12-02

Terms Of sale are as follows: On all lands sell
ing for twenty five dollars or less per acre, one
tenth Of purchase price and first years interest
on defer red payments cash Oh day of sale, bal.
Ance in eighteen annual instruments at sin per
cent interest on all lands selling for more Than
twenty five dollars per acre, two tenths OF the
purchase price and first year interest on de
ferled payments cash On day CT sale balance IN
sixteen annual inStalImentS at ner cent interest
No Lands will be- sold for less than the appraised
value.
For further information, address the Comfy
treasurer or The State Land Department, H"iSe
idaho.
This land is sold subj iect to a right OfWAy
there0ver to be used by the Canyon Canal Com
pany, Limited.
Water may be purchased for this land at the
rate of twenty dollars per acre according to con
tract between the State of Idaho and the Canyon
Canal Company,
certified check for fifty dollars must be de-
posted with the register as evidence of good
faith by the bidder said check to be forfeited II
the bidder refuses to take the land bid in by him.
By order of the State Board of Land Commits
SiOnerS Dated Oct 81, 1905.
C. S. MCCONNELL, Register.
| Oct 2S q
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-12-02
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Notice is hereby given that, on December
- 1903, an election will be held in the
Pioneer Irrigation District, at which shall
he eC elected three directors by the electors OF
the tn District at large Such director must
be qualified eector and resident e. OF Inc me
need nne t7iT in Office. The qualifications for elect
3sT 2en o Of Il the United States, resident and
GnIdcr of land within the District: and
must be duly registered for this election as
required by law.