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Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-28

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Miss Bernice Mccoy, superintendent.
of nublic instruction for Nez Perce
county. left this afternoon ror NeZ-
perce. at the request of Professor bar
her who reports that with the rapid
increased attendance in his school, ad-
a;tiona, room is very necessary. The
total enrolment in the Nezperce schooi
is now over 250, and with the growth
of the town and surrounding country
the present school house facilities are
Incoming entirely Inadequate.
Miss Mccoy is just home from two
weeks trip to Gfford and the eastern
4 end of the county where she visited
| the various schools and found the Worf
in most cases progressing very nicely
Superintendent Mccoy is planning U
spend the next two weeks looking al'e
school work in the Nezperce ana Gro
fino sections.
Nez Perce county has 112 school dis
tricts and eight more which are con
eolidated. which gives the county su
nerintendent a large amount of tern
r tory to cover in the course of her Wnr
p among the public schools
| Miss McCov was busy Yesterda
A correcting examination papers prepal
. cd last week by the II applicants
@ This CITY for certificates to teach. FL
s aminations were also conducted
n Nezperce and Orofino. At the latt
n place there We're three applicants
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-28

"The prospects are very encouraging
for a record breaking fruit crop next
near" reports Horticultural Inspector
William Mohl. who was in the CITY
Yesterday from his fruit farm IL VII
ford. Il find that the trees are heaNhS
set with fruit spurs: the follage ha9
all dropped. and the trees have gone
nicely into winter quarters. Hh"ui"
there come an early freeze there wouio
thus he little damage to fruit buds.
Mr. Mohl has a 40-acre orchard, 81
acres of which are set to apples h'e l"
pears and two and one-haii 10
cherries. His apples are OF the io'io"
ing varieties: Jonathan. Rome fea"'s
Spitzenberg. Wagner and BALDWIN. h''
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-28

Lewiston people are due to eat two
and one half tons OF turkeys Thanks
giving day and pay $1,000 for that part
OF the feast alone.
This IL the estimate arrived at after
4 visit to all the caterers in the city
who are providing for the Thanksgiv-
ins dinner And while turkey is the
central figure OF the feast. the garnish-
ments will consist of an innumeraole
number OF ducks and geese. chickens
and roast pigs or Juicy roasts.
From the preparations being made
the coming Thanksgiving dinner VIII
be a prosperity Thanksgiving for all
the residents OF the city. for IN mos'
part the purse is not lean and the 'ar'
der ia well filed. and where the reverse
Ii true the dinner will be provided ou'
of the goodness of heart and apuhoaii'
plentv that those who have contribute
to those who need.
Business Houses viii Close
The dav will be generally observed
in tho c;tv nv a closing of all busliieS
houses during the entire aaH' Il
churches have followed the usnal c"a
tom and will hold a union service -
union meeting will he held ~ ~
Christian church on Second avenue "
1O:3O O'Clock in the morning i
w # Euster. of the Methodist chure'
will preach the sermon ana SPV'''
music will be provided by the 'i'oF
the Christian church.
In the afternoon for those WHO ''
joy athletic sports there IS 'he anu"
football contest between the N'' II"
and High School football e''Ne"'
tho Normal campus The game 's
be called at $50 and this grlahoi' W"
tle wifi he one OF the hottest con'"S''
games of the season
The public schools Will ho'd '"'
THANKSGIVING exercises "Wednesday al
will adjourn then for Il lhaiN9S "
vacation. In the public schools St'
programs have been arrange" iva
several rooms and the a1tef"o"H
Wednesday will be given to that Wo'
Schools Do Charity Work
For several years Supefi'''o'''',
Wright has made Il feature VI
Thanksgiving donations ana '''N
expects an unusual supply. These
nations come from to- popi's'
are brought to the school "e"''es''
morning where. acting IN co''J"''N'
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-28
LEWISTON Will EAT
TWO TONS OF TURKEYS
Feasts for All on Thanksgiving Day...C Charity Will
Be Dispensed to the Needy..Union
Church ServiceS...FootbalI

with committee from the several
churches, Superintendent Wright and
his co-workers see that the gifts go
into the homes Of the deserving poor of
the city The custom is a beautiful
one and the generous response from
the pupils is credit to their training
In the impulses of true Thanksgiving.
No One in Dire Distress.
1t can be said to the credit of Lewis
ton that there is no family in the city
in dire distress. There are many needy
poor who will welcome aid. but none
utterly destitute.
Superintendent Wright. of the public
schools. is chairman Of the aid to the
Needy" committee. an organization
consisting OF a member from each Of
the church organizations Of the city.
While we will find places to dis.
tribute all Of our offerings" said Super.
intendent Wright yesterday. I'VE have
no cases OF extreme poverty and des'
titution reported in the city. Man!
! families are on our lists who will vel
come donations, for they are needy ant
deserving. I trust that money -aA> wei
as food and clothing will be donates
this year. for in some Of the case
money is needed to supply other want
| than food and clothing"
THE Salvation Army has visite
every poor home in the city" said Cap
tain Stevens yesterday. "and we hav
found none destitute. We are gather
ing in to US all the children not attache
to the Sunday schools 0fsthSr Ghufel,l
and will give these dinner at u
army hal] Thursday from to o'cloC
In the afternoon. We expect 10 fes
from 60 to 20 children"
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-28
SPLENDID PROSPECTS FOR A
fine FRUIT CROP NExN YEAR

nears are mostly Bartletis.
Mr.. Mohl has several Nafle''es ~
cbarries among them ROYAL AhhfS,
Din, Iambert and Hoskins. The Hos
kin cherry he regards as the hte-'
cherry produced here. IL Is ao''' 3"
fourth larger than the Bing ana ma
al, the meritorious qualities OF the ia'-
ter variety" says the horticultural M
spector.
The NeZ Perce country affords MAR
Ia, fo, all the cherries about CLIFFORD
Seven cents u pound is the ruling price
In an average season. Apples are Ne'S
! scarce this fall, and the farmer lot
tunate enough to have few hundred
boxes IS able now To dictate his owl
price.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-28
MDe|COS MEET
HERE TONIGHT
BANQUET for Visiting Physicians at
Hotel 6olinger.

The North Idaho District Medical |
society meets tonight IN this ci's ~
III. office Of Dr. c. w. Shan. al ~"
o'rtack. The North Idaho society Is
hra nch Of the state Medical ass"eh-
iion. It's meetings are quarterly and us
ne,nbershp embraces nearly all the
ros .llar practitioners in the FIVE north
err counties of the state.
''ae present, meeting will be presided
over by Dr. ]. \. Alley of LapWni' N"
president. Or. J. NJ Lyle. the secretary,
is in the city and will present ms re-
port on the membership, also a spee'a'
report on some matters Of professional
inquiry that have developed from some
! correspondence sent out at that time.
From the correspondence sent In DR.
I.yle is confident that at least % o'
the leading physicians OF the section ~
ing between here and the Canadian hn'
will be In attendance at the meeting to
night. The programme IL an exceiie,i
one and the discussions have alway
been spirited.
| This promises TO DE the ocSa ''ee''
that the district association has eve
: held. The work of the society ha
created wide spread interest Eve
physicians from outside the distrf'
have become members. The meetV
tonight will entertain two OF the
\ visitors. Drs. Thomas and Hopkins
Spokane. After the regular programn
a dinner vii! be rendered the N's'th
guests at the Bollinger Hotel where /
local members have ordered sum
tuous repast.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-28
SENTENCE is POSTPONED.
Senator Burton Given Time to Ask Ter
New Trial.

ST. Louis. Nov. 2,.-on motion by
counsel for the defense. Judge Nand' :
vanter in the United States court post
poned the passing OF sentence upon
United states senator J. Ralph Burton
Of Kansas. convicted early yesterday
morning of having acted as the pa'o
attorney of the Rialto Grain and Secu-
rites company before the postofice de-
partment. until next Wednesday morn
ing, when the defense will present III
! reasons for asking for new trial.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-28
HIGH SCHOOL VS.. NORMAL.
Game Thursday Will Decide Champion
ship Of Lewiston.

, e.,u ,,ar,ae 10 he played
,,,.aov afternoon on the Normal
,,;, bring together two rival
locol teams and will really be con-
,,, for IN. championship Of this city.
,.., concentrations have been playing |
.to,,., aoorcssiv> game and both have
a;,,. i,nroving throughout the
r.., teams have made
u,on,,os in the line-up and will pre-
,,oir strongest teams for the
~, .,...+,.ino came Thursday after
|
..,;,,,. o,avans have played
.,.,.,, tne .,m. number Of games, but
.,. ,4e.,,.,.ot ,,ans and consequently
,,,t f.,, lines can Ne drawn of com-
..,,.,.;,.. stroouth OF the teams.
.-,,,,l.1 tno,n has the honor
/ ,,.,..,,lo. team "a score on the
..,,,,...t,., this wear They opened
a.,.,,, tb.n and scored two on a
,.,,,,o ,ha,r nopononts scored AZ.
=. WASHINGTON state College
....,n,, ~ zotoo In the two games
.,,, c,,,,ane n oh school. Lewiston
"''' "a NTH q score Of 0 to 0 II
p'''' ,,,', here and lost in Spokane by &
Wv "a 10 Lewiston has wor
,',.o fro,o the Colfax High school, frs
.,,a ,y a score of to 0 and sec
Il az ,',s,or NV n score of "a to
This was ten days ag" anu '''
a,, w how'd a, work since for the com
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-28
THANKSGIVING CHURCH
SERVICE.

At the special union services
at the Christian church the pas
tor. Rev. Mr.. Hubbel, will pre-
side and DR.. Euster of the Meth
oflist Episcopal church viii
preach the sermon. His sub
iect will be: What We Have
to Be Thankful for. Nationally.
Personally and Religiously."
There will be special musi-
cal programme under the direc-
ton Of DR.. S. A. Roe. the choir
leader Of the Christian church.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-28
WOULD Mean RETURN
OF BOOTLECC|NC DAYS
Unless Attorney Fees are forthcoming, lndl1fD
Dick Case Will be Lost Before the
Supreme Court.

that LIQUOR could not b sold y
Indian country for period Of . yoaSe
after the land had bean thrown o.
for settlement.
This made licensed saloons n the
towns Of Nespsrce. Sites. KooskiA -
other settlements IN the saat eud e.
the county an imposgibility, Tue so-
suit was a lot OF boot-legging 5canto
with the Indians securing and drlnkln
whisky IN wholesale quantities.
Arrests Wsrs Frs9ussst.
The administrative department - tAe
national government spent thcuslnoo
OF dollars in fees ana salaries n um1ee9
States deputy marahals who wefe
into the Indian country 70 dispsseo ellsF| !|
illegal liquor -seil,ns Joints. rsels
arrests and convictions foljowe4 N1
a test case to determine the un0a -
tutionality OF the regulation Wan
citled upon, and when tho Matt1e
before the court Of appeals. - l11llsss. N.
perce business men won OtNgs ass
dian was citisen of the u0le
and ne could not ~ I
buying and Drinking liquOs.
Licensed saloons wcre thsn pefmltted
to operate, and Mes PsrCs county -
ceives several thousand dollars an-.
nuAlly IN county licenses. All thte Nall
cease n Judgment IN the Dick caae T.
permitted BY default 10 ~ revssaed
!, The attorney general of IN yJnteoa
states will handle the cAae hsfore e1le ~
supreme court, and ~ ne depa
! III indiAn affSirs VIII sxteiht w
!. .aliasa~ frppa alas Issd!sas u /. 3
constitutional In this instas1cs III !, !,
the decision ~ the court of appea VI 9oll
count for nnught unless cause n MltOwyi
why II should be sustained.
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-28

elected unanimously. 'a.''e ~, II
was chosen first vice president a ' ,,,ce
Mitchell was reelected as seco''' .s,.,
president, and James o'on"en'
vice president; Morris fourth
-u.v.. ann Daniel J. Kieefe sixth'
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-28

to make his election
unanimous Delegate
v, L. Berger "p-
jected amidst misses
Delegate ]. NJ
Barnes, socialist
objected but 'h'
vice president, T. T.
Lewis, who was
acting as chairman
declared him out o'
order and also de-
nI IN e / :
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-28
COLD WAVE IS
PASSING over
Depression OF Washington Coast In
sures Rise in Temperature.

The mercury registered % degrees
above zero this morning at the office OF
Local Observer Dey. Mr.. Dey predicts
that II may be slightly colder tomor-
row. but the extreme cold wave ex-
pected the first Of the week has post
poned its coming. A slight depression
ia reported OF the washington coast.
The warm wave 10 headed to the IN
terror. and a rise in temperature may
be looked for after tomorrow.
At Spokane this morning the gov
ernment thermometer showed = min
imum temperature OF 10 degrees above
zero. At Calgary the mercury went 10
below. and 3 below at Helena
No Oamaes 20 Fruit.
The cold wave which reached Lewis
ton Monday morning. bringing coat
mr. az snow, caused anxiety among the
| fruitkroWers of vineland. who made
frequent inquiries of Observer Dey con
cerning the likelihood of weather which
would damage the fruit trees. Il 4
considered this morning that no dam
IaEe ha. been done md fruit srower'
are correspondingiyn nappy
fT' Fl.s : ~ ;, M n \ Q; Q;
Saturday night broke the record for
4 24hour fail during the month OF no
yember. A total fall Of Las inches
, rain was recorded by Observer DE.
during the storm. and fall or 10
inches during "a hours breaks IN
I record for the month since the weathe
= citation was established here six year
g ago.
i The following table gives the Rfeates
h amount recorded in "a c"nseeuuV
:, hours for each November 10 date:
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-28
ELECT CoMPERS
TO THIRD Term

P,ttshure Nov. a7.-Gompers was re-
elected president of the American
ration NJ Labor Saturday morning ="
protest against making ms e'' W.
unanimous brought on big hsn''
U''e-'''H, 49,, nrn,nnSit ion
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-28
PUBLIC SCHOOL ENROLMENT 1853.

The third the
against 945 the
ponding lastyc II
the school
} the
the high attendance
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-28

Unless the parties interested raise
the $4,000 necessary to take the Indian
Dick case before the supreme court
Of the United states, the recent de-
cision Of the court Of appeals 10 likely
to be reversed, and licensed saloons
will no longer be permitted on the
Neg Perce reservation.
Attorney George Tannahill OF this
city conducted the case before the
United states court OF appeals. and
won a decision declaring the regula-
tion OF the interior department that
no liquor should be sold on the Men
Perce reservation for q period Of %
years unconstitutional.
On securing an adverse decision. the
government authorities took the case
to the supreme court at Washington,
The business men and other interested
parties OF Nesperce and the various
reservation towns then agreed to secure
$4,000 for Mr.. Tannahill II he would
continue the case before the supreme
| court.
The matter will come up for hear
ing at Warrington. December 20. and
Attorney Tannahill states that tn
money promised him 10 not forthcom
ing. and unless II IL he will have =
drop the fight and natural result vii
be a reversal OF the decision Of tn
court OF appeals, and licensed saloon
will no longer be permitted on or neA
the reservation
49, tsdsans Ars citissns.
when the Mes Percs ation y W Z
1S,sn Qfyln tnxrettyeA ma "A
land. they were considered to be citi
zeus with all the privileges pertainin
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-28

Subs. Normal. r. Cleveland h. hr'"
ole Gallagher: High School. Stranahan
Graham, Norris
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-28

land. they were considered to be citt-
zens with all the privileges pertaining
thereto. The interior department in
serted restrictive clauses In all deeds
Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-28
~ lndsasss Ars citissts.

When the Mes Percs 5iop y was 9,
laxn QEsn tnxrettl4 And ~
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22

1t ought to be Pinkham's last junket
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22
THE FLASH TEST.

The woudbe monoposts trying exclude from
gives off which Will ignite at
lower temperature than $50 degrees
The utterly hypocrca claim is made that oil which
that the
in the interest OF safety OF life and property
This miserable conspiracy to hold
the consumers Hawaii and make them use grade
them from using another equally as safe ana
equally good if not better
wouldbe monoPolist IS particularly
skin the public he plays the role OF the Pha1hroP
to draw herring across the scent
The proof that fraudulent, is contained in the
table OF adopted the and OF the United
States, published herewith
Chicago Philadelphia Galveston all the oil
fields and consume OF fuel oil They
no fash TEST whatever will flash the temperature OF
ice water can be used law rgua
ton stop it.
The citizens OF their business and the pros
If there necessity for
high flash would the fire underwriters the
Merchants Associations
the OF Commerce OF those cities demand protection
and get it?
tent with 10 degrees backwoods OF New York
willing to property oil which flashes only 100
degrees.
Nebraska and New Hampshire feel safe in using oil which
The of Iowa. with higher
intelligence han other State has decided los
degrees while Minnesota and Montana be
ultra conservative raised their standard degrees
Why be singled and prohibited from
whole United States unites declaring be
safe and merchantabe?
Hawaii NAV be isolated and of date may be
machines and political machines but
through grindstone when has hole through foot
wide and gold brick when has brass it.
proposition my and be positively i'm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22

Black and White speaks of David Lu-
bin of Sacramento as a man who has
fascinated the King of Italy with his
scheme for an International Chant er
of Commerce Mr. Lubin is not IN
known in Honolulu where his rem rll
able powers of impressing his views
upon other people are well-remembered.
Without having any personal axes to
grind Mr.. Lubin long ago earned the
title of King of Promoters.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22

IAN investigation of the SCHOOL de-
partment, to be carried on by Mr.. A. F.
Judd. assures a square d al all around"
Says the Advertiser. and doubtless
the Advertiser is right, but how a
square deal can be all around is the
mystery of the matter.-The Star.
Haven't you learned how to square
the circle?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22

the law-maker with his cinch bill. The
careful man in any public place Will
have an eye out for these gentry, es-
pecial1y when they appear in Pri- c.
Albert coats and high hats.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22

The Car has more and more reason
as time goes on to regret that he tore
up the constitution of Finland. And
so. for that matter, have his Finnish
appointees
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

AMERICAN SUGAR COMPANY.
The directors of this corporation
have declared a dividend due and pay
able on Saturday, April 1. 1905, to
stockholders of record at the close of
the stock transfer books, Saturday
March %. 1905, at IL noon.
Stock transfer books will be reopen
ed on Monday. April 8, 1905.
E. H. WODEHOUSE
Treasurer.
Monday, March 20, 1905. 1855
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22

Perhaps Pinkham could keep the seq
regation law from being overrun by
junketers if the Government would let
him do it by contract.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22
Bad Blood

Have confidence in Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla. 1t has been curing people in all
parts of the world for over 60 years.
1t is the greatest family medicine in
the world. 1t purifes, strengthens,
enriches, builds up.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22

General Stoessel's turn for being ma
ligned has come. 1t is even urged that
he surrendered when he was quite able
to go on with the defence and that
cowardice lost the fortress of the Gar.
Those who kept track of the siege and
saw, as st. Petersburg did, that Three
Hundred Meter hill was the key to
the position, will wonder that Stoessel
kept going after the loss Of that point
so long as he did. As Il was he held
on until his ships were sunk and bis
garrison demoralized by the fire of the
great guns. Soldiers who have been in
besieged towns, like so many in France,
are quick to appreciate the sterling
qualities of the defender of Port Arthur.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22

In the matter of graft bills there are
men in the Legislature who are victims
rather than victimiZers. Citizens Of
standing have delicate" jobs which
they want enacted into law and they
are glad of the opportunity to use a
legislator as catspaw, keeping cut
of sight and hearing themselves ana
leaving the senator or member who has
served them to take the odium when
it comes. Such canny manipulators
may be found behind the usurer with
Ills ten per cent a month, the machine
politician with his pull. the preacher
With his fine-spun stock jobbing thee.
res OF Investment, not speculation. -
tAe 5ury with its one-sided verdict and
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-03-22

Several big timbers are to be taken
10 the Hawaiian islands on the steam
ship Nevadan. These timbers are from
the st. Paul mills and two of them
measure ffty-eight feet in length ana
are twenty-four inches square. One
is ffty-four feet in length and meas
ures thirty-six inches by thirty-six
inches. The timber will be loaded on
the steamer today.-Tacoma Ledger.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-09-16
The Hop.

The hop last night at the admin
istration building, Fort Brown,
given by the young men of Browns
vile, complimentary to the visitors,
was a decided success in every
sense of the word.
The music was lovely, the floor
smooth as glass, and the evening,
while warm, was propitious, and
Everything went merry as a mar
riage bell. A delightful breeze from
the lake famed the brows of the
dancers, and to the enhancing
strains of music by one of our best
bands. the hours glided by on light
ming wings. The attendants with
one accord, vote the occasion one
of the most pleasant ever attended,
and the visitors feel very kindly to
the young men of Brownsville,
for their, efforts to make their first
evening in the city long remem-
bered as one of the bright events
of life. About sixty couples of
the merry dancers graced the
floor. Brownsville society was
there in force, and the visitors
were well represented, and each
one seemed 10 be filled with the
desire TO extract from the occasion
every ounce of enjoyment possible.
Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening and at about 1870
the gay dancers decided It was
time TO leave the scene of gayety
and seek their downy couches, to
obtain the necessary sleep, in order
TO be prepared for the pleasures Of
today. On account Of large crowd
present it was impossible to obtain
a correct list of those in attendance.