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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-11
Coast Assignments.
-Four O'Clock Edition.)

Washington, Dee. 1.-Cannon today
announced the committee assignments,
The Oregon aud Washington delega-
tions are on the following committees
Herman, Indian Affairs and Election
OF President and Members Of Con-
gFessi Williamson, Irrigation and Mines.
Washington, Jones, Rivers and Har'
bors; CushmAn, Commeee aud Private
Land Claimsi Humphreys, Merchant
Marine and Elections, Education, Ell
penditures and Agriculture Department,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-11

Rome, Dec. 1.-The third consistOry
since the election Of Plus X, and the
second for the nomination Of cardinals
for the sane period. began today. 1t
VAS opened with little POmp. The fol,
lowing were made cardinals; Caglano
ds AEevedO. ROmei Joseph samssa,
Hungaryi cAval Can't, Brazil; Spin
clay MAests. Seville
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-11

Memphis, Tenn, Dee. 1.-The annu'
al bench show Of the southern Kennel
Club opened here today, and viii 70,
main open until Thursday. Mr.. AL G,
EberhaFdt Is In charge OF the show and
judges from the American Kennel Club
win award the prizes, which aggregate
ss5OO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-11
state Board OF Health

The state board Of health, composed
OF Dr. Andrew Smith and DR.. ~ A.
Pierce. Of Portland, aud Dr. J. n.
Smith, Of Pendleion, met al the state
house this afternoon at 2iSO In regular
session. Nothing but routine business
had been transacted up to time OF going
90 press.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-11
NOV York nlsstion Contest.

Albany. ~ ", Dee. 1.-THE New
York election recount case was argued
In the court OF appeals today. EH-Gov'
ernor Black made the principal argu'
ment FOR Hearst, and Alton Parker for
MoClelland. The question the court is
asked 10 decide Is whether the election
law authorized a recount Of ballots al
ready officially counted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-11
Oregon PostmAsters.
OFour Oieloek Edition J

Washington, Dee. li.-Among the
presidential nominations OF postmas'
ters are O. @. Goad, Dallas, Or, and
Abel W. Severance, Tillamook, Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-11
(Rnnr OIelock Eaitlon. }

Washington, Dee. l1.-Among A
Presidential nominations today is th.
q Hart H. North, Of San Francisco y
be commissioner OF immigration.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-11
MORE
LAND
FRAUDS

q. q. Brown, clerk Of tho state land
board, this morning received ahotheT
lot OF forged certificates OF sale, which
are held by Eastern capitalists Most
Of those received this morning are held
by Wade Richardson, who was recently
appointed postmaster Of Milwaukse,
Wisconsin, and some Of them bear the
forged signature OF NJ. Ia Chamber
lain. Chamberlain was clerk OF the
board since odell, and these are the
fret certificates that have been received
on which his forged signature appears.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-11
Wants Two states.
Rour OlCloek Editlon.l

Washington, Dec. n.-FoFaker has
renewed his hght against the admission
Of Arizona and New Mexico as one
state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-11
Charged with TAsn

Milwaukee, WiS, Dee ll.-ChaFlea
Pfeistsr, the milliOnairs is on trial to
day, charged with the larceny Of tl4,'
900.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-11

speetaeles and eye glasses veg
appropriate Christmas present. o"
them Of Hinges, and you are sure 70 y
right, l23 Commercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-11
Needsd Il For ohristmas.


Houston, Texas, Dee. 1l.-An express
wagon was robbed today Of three pack
ages Of jewelry worth $1,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-11

Cooking utensils and tiHware Of all
kinds At TIE China Han, where regular
prices are lower than most special sale
prieeS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-11
SPRINGS
ALEAK

Newport, r. l., Dec. ii.-whiie the
Nantucket South shoal lightship No.
5s, was chained 20 a spot far out 10
tho North Atlantic, was plunging about
today In the soverost storm 20 far this
season, a leak was discovered In the
6ro room compartments, which let In
water % steadily that when wireless
Communication ceased, AZ $3.50 O'Clock
this afternoon, the ares had been eEtin.
guished and tho vessel was helpless.
AZ tho iightahip, which 10 a large
vessel, and which went 20 tho station
only ave days ago, IL equipped with Ave
water,ight compartments, Il is believed
tonight by tho lighthouse officials that
she would survive tho gale, which AZ
that time was backing into tho North
west Nevertheless, every effort was
made 20 get 20 her assistance, but the
sea was very heavy on shore, and none
but the stoutest vessel could be used.
IL was found that the gunboat Hist
was tho only one available In port here,
Just as she was about 20 leave tho slip
her steeringgear gave out. i, was
learned, however, that tho Lighthouse
officials In Boston, had arranged 20 dis
patch the lighthouse tender AEalea
from New Bedford. and Il was expected
that she would reach the vicinity Of
tAe lightship before morning.
Newport, r. l., Dee. ii.-Early TO
day a half-hnished wireless was 70
eeived from tho Nantucket lightship'
"send assistance from anywhere" " The
gunboat Hist left at o o'clock this
morning 10 give aid The sea Is sub,
siding
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-11

At prices away down Al the Variety
Store. Investigate
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-11

Recorder MOOres is in Portland 70
lay.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-11
NEW TODAY.

Lost-Bstwceu tho State house and
Mil street, on Winter street, pair
Of gold-rimmed eye glasses. Finder
please return 20 tho Capital Business
College. 12.il.st
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-11

FOr Xmas, at reduced PFisss at the
Variety Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-11

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B.autAs 1Ih khd f5l HaH NHaE Bs.1li
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-11

o. an goods a no yaIiety st0F0
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-11
';:::.. 6. G: Stockton & Co. by IS: $::''
THE OLD CORNER
TONE TELLS TIL
STORY
You Can Determine the Tone Of stor
BY the Character Of It's Ad-
vertisommts.

vertisomonts. -
Just as you can determine the charac- tT,
ter Of a man by the language he uses,
II a store sends out high sounding gen. @H
eralitios with absolute disregard for ny
truth or the meaning Of words or 4
makes statements that are false in ev.
cry sense, you can make up your mind IN
that the business is conducted in much N
the same manner. And invariably such ~
stores want the best end Of every deal. "a
But II stores Advertisements stick (l
20 plainncss, straightforwardness, strict
adherence to truth, and treating the public as
Il has as much intelligence and discernment
own managers you can make up your mind
is safe place 10 patronizo.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-13
Four Little Things.

Will be the subject of Ed. w.
E. Daugherty's Serman to child
rem Sunday morning at The First
Christian Church. One Sunday
in each month has been set apart
as children's Sunday. On this
(second) Sunday the children
will sing special songs and the
sermon will be specially address,
ed to them. The subject Of his
Sunday evening sermon will be,
Sin Will Expose You..' Text
Mum. 80: %. Ali are cordially
invited to attend.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-13
4 HENDLY
SELL

= Gill;
One sack Pillsbury Flour and
one 2 lb. can Clipper To
matoes ....... ....... CSC
One sack Cream Decota Flour
and one 2 ID. can Clipper
Tomatoes. ......9 0c.
One sack Supreme flour the
whitest and best on the
market. ......... -. ....9Oc.
g bars Fairbanks Laundry
soap and 2 lbs. can Toma-
toes ........... $50. .zoC.
S bars Lenox Laundry soap
and 2 lbs. can Tomatoes .25c.
21b. bucket Cottolene and 2
lib. can Tomatoes. -. .3Oc.
4 ID. bucket Cottolene and
2lb. can Tomatoes. -. SOC.
10 lb. bucket Cottolene and 2
Id. can Tomatoes. ..$1.O5
3 Id bucket Snow Drift Lard
and 2 Id. Tomatoes. -. SOC.
l Id. ground black Pepper. zoe.
To get ID can tomatoes ad Sc.
Nice Country Smoked hams 15c.
Nice : Bacon II &c.
A car of Field and Poultry
wire fencing, also bob and smoth
galvanized wire just received and
will make close price for cash
or on time.
We have just received a fine
lot of Speckled or Whippoorwill
Peas, the only pea that will ripen
with the grass and thus enable
you to cut your grass at the pro-
per time to make good hay.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-13

Noe in the state, no section of the cot
ton belt can make better showing 1000 in four
years. Think what that means in the next four
years! 1t means that Irwin will be along about
the head of the list of cotton producing counties
within short time.
If YOU read the Enterprise three times aweek,
a year, and do not improve become better cit-
zen, then your case is hopeless. Prepare for
the worst
Artie Jones and his lite paper the People
excuses Fitzgerald lawlessness in the following
way:
"A gentleman who is engaged temporarily
in business near a neighboring town, which is
dry" town, was heard to remark recently that
while waiting for the train to Fitzgerald he
stepped over and got drink" which aroused
our curiosity to know whether the drink was
whiskey or not, and upon inquiry we were in.
formed that it was Fitzg erald liquor shipped in.
to the aforesaid town and "bootlegged" to
thirsty pilgrims innocent of license restrictions,
which shows that not all the liquor traffic nor
law-busting is confined to Fitzgerald"
Does it pay to advertise? (Of course it does
in the Enterprise.) But the Empire Mer-
camille Company has worked the fan adver-
Using racket in great form this
season. The fans, the largest and best palmet-
toes in the market, have been placed convenient.
ly in the churches and public buildings and dis
tributed where they will do the most good. On
the back of each is stamped Keep cool and buy
your dry goods, shoes and clothing from the
Empire Mercantile Co.. Fitzgerald, Ga" The
Enterprise Office has been supplied with half
dozen of these substitutes for the electric day
current" and every time we use one we are inn
pressed that this firm has hit onto real good
add outside our pages.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-13
IS THE DANGER APPRECIATED?

unusually weather of the past week mas naturally
created usual this healthy community
Mcdonald understand has lever with symp-
ptoms create suspicion of typhoid
true, then there is just cause Tor alarm every
reason heroic action
For obvious reason we have refran spring from stress
ing importance sanitation Perhaps the reason was
fear of criticism.
We Law all that aside now for thorough san
aion is .,
Last fall when bonds being discussed
we insisted that put n the scavenger
service greatly improved must pay the penalty
with malignant fevers.
The council has its duty this par
cua but that failed to do it's duty apparent to ALL
closet in the incorporate limits should De rhokooe
CLEANED AND "a and every closet IN the
business center alleys and west MAN, ana the
alleys East Pine should be thoroughly ceaneo
and disinfected IN HOURS
This is an easy which councilman need losea
sleep dollar CASH Three intelligent scnoo Dys
could arrange and enforce such rule
this unsanitary back yard (around kitchen
especially and bath tub drain snou Nc
provided for sanitary
With these precautions gentlemen of the council
the cause malignant would be reduced to minimum
precautions Fitzgerald will continue 10 De one ol ne
healhiest cities in Georgia
Now lest some envous puddnhea seeks create the i'm
preston asng somebody covery or that we cr
administration jointly to avoid imaginary
that might arise council individuals want
to add Mayor W. Paulk this intended for you TO
the regulations
To Dr. Dudley chairman of the health committee, it
to YOU the people the community expect
you precautionary and insist the most
thorough sanitation
To YOU Alderman-atarge L. Tisdel Aldermen Knapp
Parrot Grover Rnehar Hooker Moshr this ad-
dressed To you direct the appeal On heads the CEN
will fall.
woman and within the limits of the tyto earnestly
devote your elimination of atom fever breed
ing matter Fitzgerald and keep the lick till
frost.
To YOU gentlemen administration all csndor and
kindness appeal the people look for immediate relief
zex,ez z.a @3Als& * * sk08&as XXX
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1905-05-13
IRWIN'S DEVELOPMENT.

Probably no more forcible argument OF
this county's rapid agriculture development can
be advanced than the following figures, showing
the increase in the cotton production for the i've
mast years:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-29
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
Two Thousand Voters Have Registered TO
Coming ElsOtiOn.
REPUBLICANS SHOW A SMALL MAJORITY
work of Friday Brings Total UD and
Next Day IL Expected to Make
sstiH Greater Differ
ence.

The total registration for two days, as
.abulated Saturday afternoon by City Clerk
Gillin, was 2O0s. The two days registration
shows loss republicans and go democrats
Socialists do not average FIVE to a precinct
so far this fall. and the scattering registra-
ton is very light Fridays registration was
l544 OF this total $40 were republicans and
$50 democrats. On the first day OF registra-
tion 239 republicans and 225 democrats regis
tered, Representatives of both political
parties expect that about 1900 voters will
register on the last day, which is next
Saturday. The registration on Friday was
surprise to political managers, as up to 6
p. m. the registrars had very little to do.
From that time on until the closing of the
booths at Q O'Clock 2 large number regis
tered, running the total up far beyond eX-
pectations.
just as soon as the registration books
were collected Saturday forenoon City Clerk
Gillin put number of clerks to work copy
ing the names from the books for the use
Of the republican and democratic county
central committees. These lists will be
completed on Monday. The registration
books show that considerable care is now
being taken by the registrars in writing
the names OF voters. The fact that the
hooks are in better shape on the second day
insures the speedy completion of the copies
of the names Of voters, the work OF
copying 'he lists is much easier than wher
first undertaken.
Up 10 date the republican majority In the
registration is only 16s but the expectation
is that this win be largely increased on tn,
last day.
SUSPECTED of Arson,
Lizzie Bozwistz is confined in the cit!
Jail on suspicion of having set fire TO he
grocery store at sos Q street Saturday
morning. onhcer Coulter was passing tn
store at 3 O'Clock Saturday morning whel
he sew the woman touch a match 60 larg,
piece OF paper and thrust the burning
brand into . pile of rubbish under IN
store counter, The ofieer kicked in tn
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-29

on Thursday. November 2, at Twenty
fourth and Q streets
Mrs. George Carley will lead the Chris
tian Endeavor society meeting this even
ing.
St. Martins Womans auxiliary will
meet at the guild hall on Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. r. B. Scott has returned from Sioux
City, where she visited relatives for six
weeks.
Frank Young has moved his family from
the western part OF the city to Twenty
first and y streets.
n. NJ. Graham principal of the high
school, mailed out the report cards of high
school pupils Friday night,
The Kings Daughters Of the Presby-
terrain church will meet with Mrs. M. @.
Zerbe on Friday afternoon.
Last week Mrs. c. NJ. Rich entertained
her cousins. Miss Maud and Miss Grace
White of College Springs, Ia
Miss Clark and Miss RehfeIt, teachers
at the West Side school, have asked to be
transferred to other buildings.
Upon their return from their wedding
trip Mr. and Mrs c. NJ Letter will reside
at Twenty-seventh and streets
Officers of the German Friedens are re-
quested to meet at the church. Twenty
firth and X streets at $3.50 o'clock this after
noon.
The South Omaha Central Literary club
will meet in the assembly room OF the
library building on Tuesday afternoon at
2:S0 o'clock
Mrs. e. L. Chambers S1S North Twenty
third street. received notice of her brother
death at St Louis Saturday and left dur
ing the afternoon to attend the funeral.
James Owens is confined to his home
at Twenty-sixth and l. streets on account
of a broken shoulder blade The fracture
was caused by fall from street car.
| Last Tuesday afternoon Mrs. A H. MUIR
| dock, Mrs. G. +. Smith and Mrs. ID. L.
! Holmes entertained large party OF friends
! at whist at the residence of Mrs. Holmes.
| on Thursday evening. November l6, the
ladies auxiliary of branch No. f62. Ma
/ tional Association of Letter Carriers will
| give a grand ball at the Exchange build
/ ing.
! At the morning service at the First
| Presbyterian church today Mother Dodds
| OF the Salvation Army oscue home will
I door
The First English Lutheran church. Rev
/ Ralph W. LiVers, pastor, has leased the
| church building at Twenty-hfth and X
streets and will hold Sunday school and
preaching services there today
/ Rev. William Gorst, presiding elder will
preach this afternoon at the First Meth,
odist Episcopal church and administer IN,
sacrament of the Lords supper. In tn,
evening Pastor SssOn will preach Ri,
topic Is The Way Into the Cave and IN,
Way Out"
Rev. r. L. Wheeler's topic at the FRS
suggestion from the motto OF the 1nterna
tional Society Of Kings Daughters nd-SCn
as follows; Look Forward Not Back
Look out, Not In; and Lend a Hand
There will be special music by the churcl
choir.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-29

door and arrested the woman. fire alarm
was turned in and the department re-
sponded within very few minutes and
extinguished the flames, The damage to
the interior of the building will not amount
to over $25. Mrs. Bozwistz lives in the
rear of the store building. She declines to
talk about the AFFAIR and did not make
any attempt to be released from Jail during
the day. She also refused to state whether
the store was insured. Detective Elsfelder
is investigating.
Pushing BeaI's Candidacy.
Friends of Herman Beal. the efficient city
engineer. are pushing his candidacy for
the offiee of county surveyor. Mr.. Beal is
candidate on the republican ticket, but
this has not prevented his many democratic
friends from helping him along. In South
Omaha republicans and democrats alike
declare that Beal is sure to be elected.
Last week Mr.. Beal spent a couple of days
out In the county. He states that he made
many friends and found little II any opposi-
ton to his election to the office of county
surveyor.
Republicans Meet Monday Night.
Considerable interest is being manifest in
the rally of republicans to be held at
Workman temple on Monday night. Con-
gresham Kennedy is to be one of the
speakers The others who have promised
to address the meeting are A. w. Jefferis,
Charles ]. Green and Henry C. Murphy.
On account of the near approach of cleo
ton II is expected that the temple will
| be crowded with voters anxious to see
the candidates and to listen to the speak
ers.
VIII Employ Special Police.
Chief of Police Briggs is making arrange
ments for the employment of twenty-five
extra police for Monday night In this con-
nection the chief says that as general
| thing on Halloween crowds of boys and
] girls make a nuisance OF themselves by
| throwing corn, soaping windows, and re-
/ moving gates. IL is with the intention OF
preventing as much of this disorder as
| possible that the chief will put on twenty
| Ave policemen in citizens clothes to patrol
4 the residence portions of the city. Boys
/ and girls must be of the street when the
curfew whistle blows on Monday night the
same as on other nights" said the chief
"or else arrests will be made ! will no
tolerate any foolishness this year"
MyIes valves Preliminary Hearing
| William Myles was arragned in polio
court Saturday morning on the charge o
shooting Ida Mvies with intent TO wounS
and kill After the complaint had beer
read to him, Myles stated that he had NJ
money to pay an attorney and waived
preliminary hearing Judge King fixed tn
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-29
Epworth League Convention.

WATERLOO. Ia. Oct. 2S.-(Special)-
The Epworth league Of Iowa in convention
today passed resolutions endorsing the
action of the union temperance convention
in Des Moines and pledged its support to
the union temperance movement for the
enactment of suitable laws and enforce
ment of existing liquor laws in Iowa. The
following officers were elected: President,
Rev. Elias Hardy. Washington; secretary,
Rev. c. N. Pace. sigourney; treasurer,
L. C. Ainley, Des Moines; junior super
ntendent, Mrs. H. 7. Fisher, Waterloo;
vice presidents, Iowa conference. r. w.
Robinson, Burlington; Des Mones confer
ence, Rose Morris, New Virginia. north
west Iowa conference w. f. Kyler. Lu-
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-29
VIII Have Annual Inspection.

There will be an annual inspection OF
the National Guard some time this winter,
as formerly. 1t was intended for time
to have no inspection. The government re-
quires an inspection by the representative
OF the regular army who is stationed here,
Major olmsted. Subsequent developments
have shown that some of the leading guard
men are in favor of the inspection and
there was a question as to whether or not
the inspection was not necessary in order
to secure the appropriation from the fed
eral government.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-29
PEcKHAM AND HAAS ARE FREE
United states Commissioned Decides
Cotton Leak Behenciaries
Guilty of No Crime.

NEW YORK. oct 2s.-United States Com
missioner Ridgeway today discharged
from custody Frederick Peckham and
Moses Haas, who were charged with having
conspired with Edwin s. Holmes, jr.. TO
defraud the government by securing ad-
vance information OF the governments
cotton report Commissioner Ridgeway
held that neither Of the men had committed
crime within the meaning OF the stat
utes.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-29

ATLANTIC, Ia. Oct. 2s.-tspecisl.)-
News has reached here of the appointment
of Paul Keyser of this city TO be second
assistant attorney general for the Post
office department He is but "a years old
and lie the youngest man that ever held
the office.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-29

hold her husband. He drove away from
home in his buggy October 20 and she has
not seen him since. She is much worried
and thinks he may possibly have come to
this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-29
Raised Money order.

Eldon NJ. Tucker has been arrested in
Creston by a United States deputy mar
shall and will be brought to this city for
trial for raising a money order When ar
rested he was in the company Of his sweet
heart. Every effort was made to locate
Tucker but failed till a watch was kept
on Miss Daisy Griffin Of Creston and
Tucker was soon located.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-29
FOUR CASES OF YELLOW FEVER
End of Thirteenth w eek of Fight at
New Orleans Finds Plague Prac-
ticRlIy ErndIcated.
NEW ORLEANS. oct. 2S.-Report Of the
yellow fever situation up to p. M:


yellow fever situation up to p. M:
rev cases. :. ,'''''''''''' -
Total number Of deaths to date.......... 443
rev locl - :, :;
Number OF cases under treaIment'''".'' 81
Today ended the thirteenth week OF the
fight against yellow fever in New Orleans.
with the lowest number OF new cases yet
recorded.
Governor Blanchard today paid a high
compliment to DIR. White and the marine
hospital service in an address which he
made in the Palm Garden at the St. Charles
hotel
The governor said epidemics in the future
would be an imposslbillty II the people
would take TO heart the lesson learned here.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-29
Interurban BUYS "a Farm.

The Interurban railway of this city to-
day purchased the 19O-acre farm belonging
to James Denny on the army post car
line, 1t is just north Of the army post.
The officials refuse to state the purpose
for which the farm will be used.