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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-05
THE PREs1DENT's MEssAoB.

Tho annual message Of President
Roosevelt 30 Congress, which met Mon
day, was delivered Tuesday, and ID
longer than usual.
u consists OF about $4,000 words
moro than any ordinary man or woman
cares TO read. even from che chief OK
ocutivc.
Contrary 90 BE- usual custom. Tho
Journal only gives ihc best points in
a condensed form in thc words OF tho
author.
ilo makes prominent controi Of cor.
porations and Tho trusts, aud che nccos.
atty for their subordinaiIon 90 the in.
torosts Of tho people.
Ono radical proposition and Il will
prove catchy with many people, b that
amy rebate Do made a basis rate By
means OF O. commission.
ilo also proposes government control
of tho great Insurance companies All
those schemes viii only hasten general
acceptance Of socialism.
The government regulation of these
great trusts docs not amount 90 much
whom they "hnanee" tho campaign
managers of tho government,
TO hne the managers Of the beef
trust $4,000 each, instead of putting
them In JAN Tor violating law, Is like
hning common law breaker cents,
The people will appreciate an that
can be done against tho great Tobber
trusts n tho doing Il does not really
strengthen a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-05
SALEM
CITY
ELECTION
Men Who Stand for Progress
Elected in Nearly
Every Ward

First ward
Plur
r. +. Downing, Republican lis "a
10. 9'savogo, non-partisan .. 81
! Blank 900. e.. .......... /
Second ward
IF. @. Haas, Republican .....13o 1C
y. r. Linn, Democrat ......114
Third ward
Alonzo Gesner, Republican. 5s 81
Blank .... O.. ........... /
Fourth ward
w. $. Low, Republican ....14s us
J. A. Bernardo Democrat . 30
Fifth ward
Geo II. Jacobs, Republican. 40 AZ
Sixth ward
T. G. Churchill, Republican. 73
! p. a. Thomas, independent. 20
Seventh ward
Alex Daue, Republican ..... 90
John Bayne, Democrat ......62 ~
lothl vote &C. .sss ssssssssssssbi4
Tho city council for tho next year
will be composed as followsi
First ward-F. w. stcuslon. Demo.
crati r. r. Downing, Republican.
Second ward-Clairc Baker, T. @.
Haas. Republican,.
Third ward-Paul Wallace. Alonzo
Gesner, Republicans
Fourth ward-J. C. Goodalc. Jr, W
8. Lou. Republicans
Fifth ward-p. H. FRAZIER Demo
Gratis Geo. .. Jacobs, Republican,
Sixth ward-J. n. skaifc. indcpcnd |
ont; Churchill or Thomas.
seventh ward l.. N. Achcson. Re.
publican, John naync, Democrat.
Republicans ..
Democrats. B.
Independent. l.
II Churchill draws the successful
lot there will be- ton Republicans n
Thomas draws it there will be- two 90
dependents.
Tho way Thomas ran was n surprise
10 oil h.s friends Many dld not even
know that he was a candidate. lto Il
, contractor and o. man of energy, and
lifelong Republican
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-05
Smiles From the Typewriter

Brownsville Timesi Portland will
make a mighty effort TO capture the sue
cessor 90 Senator Mitchell.
s.s
obscrvant Albany Democrat Mani
Not many trains between Albany and
Portland without a spoony couple on
board.
n tho people really want a man in
an odiec they will rise up In their ma
jorlty and put him there when they
got ready
n Willamette University can play
congressional politics as well as it
plays football its candidate viii cut
quite swath.
Tho horse editor man has not tho
heart 10 oppose woman suffrage. Take
Il Ia school elections, they always
want good schools and good directors
and good teachers. Besides a lady
gave him a bouquet once.
Tho oregonian saysi "rhe editor Of
great newspaper Is not going on, In
bis advancing years, in pursuit Of
baubles." From which Il may be In
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-05
A Natural Result

10 Is very reasonable 20 suppose II the
foundation of a structure was removed
that tho building itself Is bound 10
como down. This simple principle can
ho applied 90 disease Take medicine
into the system that will remove the
cause of the sickness, and illness will
leave Of itself. Dyspepsia, Indigestion
sick headache and biliousness have
their foundation In stomach disorders
Remove this weakness and the other
symptoms are no more There is one
cure for this that an druggists sell
for csc per boxi Il Is DR.. Gums I'm
proved LdveF Pills, They get right Al
ie beginning Of the disease aud make
the cure by taking away the cause.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-05

There Is no pepper In
Sehilling's Best ginger there's
nothing wrong in Sehilling's
Best anything.
MoneybaeS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-05
Ferreu a Hsnlins

Have removed 20 O. =. Bunes's n
Der shop, No. saT State street, and Vi
be pleased 20 meet all old eusiona
and new ones as well. i24-lwk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-05
Furious Fighting.

"For soven years" writes Geo. W.
Hoffman, Of Harper, Wash, "f had a
bitter battle with chronic stomach and
liver trouble but a. last / won, aud
cured my diseases by tho uso Of Elee.
trio Bittera. / unhentatlngly recon-
mend them 20 all, and don't Intend In
tho future 20 be without them In tho
house They are certainly wonder.
ful medicine, 20 have cured such bad
case as mine" Sold under guarantee
70 DO the same FOR you, by J. o. Perry
druggist, at SOC a bottle. Try them
today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-05

Three pounds Of pork sausage for
e5 cents, al Farrington'a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-05

Our stock Of furnitur. throughout
was never before 80 complete, and Of
fors many suggestions for the holiday
season.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-05

Tomorrow Evening
A due chicken supper al the uniiar
Ian church 9 20 s clock. II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-05

OOlhL baking FoWder
IN improves the flavor and
adds to the healthful-
ness of all risen Aour-foods.
Il renders the biscuit, bread
and cake more digestible .and
nutritious.
Royal B Baking Powder
makes hot breads wholesome.
Food raised with Royal will
not distress persons Of deli
cate or enfeebled digestion,
though eaten warm and fresh.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-05
you SAVE SOMETHING.

wv oAAN ~ HNAA1 AAAA~fN
Before sending away money come
and buy a bank draft. You save
something by 50 doing. Our drafts
arc good throughout the United
States aud Canada. And our ehaTg-
% are as follows;
On Portland and other Oregon
points;
On each item not exceeding SEQ
..s, .... ss ss.sssssssss 10
ON each item over $50 and not ex-
ceeding slOO.,.. ..., ,,.,, 10
on each additional or fractional
900. 49,. .... ,ss. ..ss ..'' 20
on San Francisco, New York and
other points,
On each item not exceeding $5 .05
On each item over s5 and not eH'
ceeding tioo. -, ..,.,,,, 10
Salem State Bank
II. X. PAGE, President
e. w. HAZARD, Cashie
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-05

Chicken Supper.
Tomorrow evening al the Unitarian
church IL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-05
The Latest and Most Artistic Designs Iron Beds and Crib

The most elegant designs, a va
riety Of patterns and the best work.
manship known TO the art Of Bed
craft. This is exactly what is
shown in this new and exclusive
line Of iron beds Their design and
finish mark a new departure in this
class Of bedroom furniture.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-05

If desired all pieces purchased pr,
vious to the holiday season, win B,
held for future delivery.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-11-10

camp on business.
R. H. Krause of San Francisco is il
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1905-11-10

visitor in camp.
Louis Freund of New York city is in
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-07
ALL WANT WATER
Many Applications on 'Fils With State
s.s->ss - Enqiueer- at -Ooioo

BOISE. March 6.-The following ap-
plications for water rights have been
filed with the state engineer:
Fred A. Turner. of Mountainhome.
for 2.o69 second feet of waters of
Snake river, for irrigation and power
purposes.
w. ". Irons of Hagerman, for 5000
second feet of waters of Snake river,
for power purposes.
James P. Pollard and George Esh OF
Elk City. Idaho county. for 25 second
feet of the waters of Clearwater river
for power purposes.
Mary A. KunZ, of Berne. Bear Lake
county, for e-sixth second feet OF the
waters of spring for irrigation pur-
| poses.
Trude F. Catlin. of Sweet, for Sec
ond feet of the waters of Coon creek
Boise county, for irrigation.
George A. Day of Oakley, for fO'
second feet of the waters of Goos'
creek. for irrigation purposes.
Theodore Beletski, of Weippe. Ne
Perce county for 8 second feet of wat
ers of North Fork of Musselshell creek
for mining purposes.
T. S. Williams of Soda Springs, fo
So second feet of the waters of Sod
creek, for power purposes.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-07
iOAHOANS At WASHINGTON
Took in the inauguration Csrsmon nies
and Visited Nations Capital

WASHINGTON, March 6.-Many
people from Idaho We're In Washington
to see the inauguration Of Theodore
ROOSEVELT, Saturday. Among those
here were A. A. Crane. Coeur d'Alene,
B. S. Rich and Ben S. Rich, Jr.. st. An
thony; Mrs. Moore and the Misses
Moore, Moscow, and Professor E. s.
Locke. Fort Hall, who has business be-
fore the interior department. L. Sey-
mour Simondson of Boise spent the
day visiting public buildings, including
the White house.
Senator Dubois and his secretary.
Mr.. Arney, left Washington on Sunday
afternoon for Chicago on business.
Senator Dubois will return to Wash
ington in a few days. Mr.. Arney goes
to Iowa for two weeks, after which he
will go direct to Idaho
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-07

ROISE. March THE statesman
today saws: Frank e. Johnesse has re-
tu.ned from a journey which took him
from ocean to ocean and from northern
Washington To old Mexico, lie went
from Boise 10 New. York to consult
with the officials of Spears American
Exchange. he having recently been Sc
Iected as one of the consulting engln-
GERS of that corporation. From New
York he went to Arizona and Mexico TO
inspect copper properties for the ex-
change. He reported that the copper
camps We're all lively ana prosperous
Coming west by way of San FRANCISCO
Mr.. Johnesse Travelled up TO Spokane
and down to Sumpter where he looked
over some properties.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-07
IDAHO PIONEERS
Boise Organization Elect Officers fol
~ @-- the Ensuing Year

BOISE. March 6.-The Historical
Society Of Idaho Pioneers held it's an
nual meeting in the council chamber,
Friday evening. eiecting officers for the
ensuing year and admitting twenty-six
new members to the organization. The
constitution was so changed. in accord
ance with a previous movement. that
those who came to Idaho prior to 1875
are now eligible to membership. where
the date formerly was 1867. Hereafter
the date will be raised each year. con-
tinually keeping thirty years behind
the current date. until 1855 is reached.
The new officers of the society are
as follows:
President-James A. Pinney.
Vice president-John HALEY.
| Secretarv-Mrs. Leona Carter.
| Treasurer-George +. Redway.
Marshal-Joseph Pinkham.
Directors-Mrs. Mary Ridenbaugh
Mrs Rose Regan. Charles Himrod
George Spiegel, James Hart and c. w
Moore.
The secretary read a resolution b.
the Carnegie library board offering th'
society the use of a room in the nev
library building. without charge, TO
it's exhibit and records.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-07
END OF EIGHTH SESSION
OF IDAHO LEGISLATURE
Closed Last Saturday...Leaders We're Remember.
ed-Governor Has ll3 Measures Awaiting
His Signature to Become Law

wires; regulating the manner of filing
plats of additions to cities and towns;
authorizing pay to clerks of school
boards; providing for country improve
ment bonds; regulating the filing of
claims against estate; admitting Idaho
veterans of recent wars to the soldiers
home; Margan's bill amending section
IL of the water law; repeating the river
improvement law; providing for the
care of female convicts outside the
state; regulating the purchase Of sup
plies for public institutions; authoriz-
ing the issuance of interest bearing
warrants to school teachers: to protect
bridges and culverts from traction en-
gines; changing the terms OF Albion
normal trustees; authorizing village
clerks to act as Justice Of the peace
when no justice resides in the village:
juvenile courts; reorganization OF the
!! ating Lewis and Clark counties.
Senate Bills
State depository; legalizing the in
| corporation of the village of Oakley;
anti ti-polygamy; adultery: expenses of
justices of the supreme court; giving
! the defendant an exception, without
| having it specifically taken. in cases OF
disallowance of jury challenges; Boise
sewer bill; general sewer bills; boun-
dairy of Kootenai and Latah; boundary
of Washington and Idaho; requiring
separate ballots for constitutional
amendments; increasing the voting
population of a precinct from 400 t.
600; regulating the annexation OF terri
tory by non charter cities and towns
authorizing the transfer of the soldiers
home to the national government.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-07

nection with the railways. This COM
mittee consists of F. w. Gooding. w,
ri. Philbrick, l.. l.. Ormsby, Nathan
Ricka and f, A. Van Sicklin. When
ever any shipper shall suffer loss on
the railways, whether from a slow run,
from failure to deliver cars, or from
any other cause, the facts will be re-
ported to this committee. 1t will make
an investigation and report it's findings
to the executive committee, which will
take the matter up with the railway
comvany for adjustment. The entire
power of the association will thus be
placed behind this class of claims.
For Incorporation
1t was agreed that the necessary
steps should be taken looking to the
Incorporating of the association. The
executive committee will formulate g
plan and submit it to the members 70,
their consideration prior to the Decem-
Der meeting, when it will be passed
upon.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-07

ARE CONFIRMED
Governor Go0ding Announces the
Selection of Officers for
Various Positions

BOISE, March 6.-Governor GOoding
Friday sent to the senate list of ap-
pointments. On motion of Senator
Hart the senate went into executive
session to consider them. After the
doors had ben closed Senator Macbeth
pointed out that executive sessions
were prohibited NY the constitution. At
once the doors were opened and the
appointments were all confirmed in
public without opposition. The list
follows:
Jr.. Boise. for the unexpired term OF
Wayne Darlington, resigned.
Insurance mmissioner-Charles ID
Thomas, Nez Perce, two.years. sys
immigration Commissioner ~ Allan
Miller, Grangeville. two years.
Fish and Game Warden--willlam N
, Stephens, Rexburg. two years.
Bank Examiner--C. s. I.oveiand
Twin Falls. four years.
Board Of Regents University of Idaho
IL +. Roach. Boise. to Ill unexpiret
term of c. l.. Heitman, resigned; Geo
c. Parkinson. Preston. six years. from
March 9. 1905; James F. Mccarthy
Wallace six years, from March 9. 1906
Board OF Trustees OF Academy o
Idaho--James F. Kane, Pocatello, sil
years. from March 6. 1905; l.. NJ. Hop
son. Pocatello. six years. from Marc|
6, 1905.
Board of Trustees of Lewiston Nor
I mal-George f. Crum, Lewiston, 81
wears. from January 27, 1905; c. v
Shaft, Lewiston, six years. from Jan
uary ~. 1905.
Board Of Trustees of Albion Norma
Joseph Y. Haight. Albion. six year
from March 3. 1905; W. f. Wheeie
Idaho Falls. six years, from March
1905: Charles Dilatush. Hagermal
four years. from March 8. 1905; Mr.
s. D. Boone, Haley. four years, frol
March s. 1906 Joseph T. Pence, Bois
two years. from March 8. 1905; law
renee Hansen, Rock Creek, two year
y from March S, 1905
l. BOARD of Trustees of Insane Asyiu
:. b. ]. Briggs, Idaho Falls. two yea
from March Z. 1905; A. B. Moss Pa
y cite. two years. from March I. 19o
Henry Jones. Malad. two years, fro
" March I, 1905.
Labor Commissioners-Hug Woo
Spencer, two years, from March
: 1905: A. j. Davis. Boise, two years fro
April 80. 1905.
Board of Trustees OF Industr
4 Training SCHOOL, ID. Catalan, Boi
two years, from March 6, 1905; Mel
Hanthorn, Weiser. two years, fr'
March s. 1905.
Governor Gooding also reappoin
General David l.. Nickers adult;
= general of the militia. his appoi
! ment did not require confirmation.
\ Other appointments that did
= have to go to the senate were made
= follows:
2 Registrar State Land Board-C.
< Mcconnell of Ada.
- Land Commissioners. j. Nun
x of Latah.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-07
ASoT|N IS
PRoSPER|NG
Bank Holds First Annual Meet.
ing-nogs Bring Good Price
Other Live News Notes

ASOTIN, March 6.-The Seminal
says: The stockholders of the Bank Of
Asotin County held their first annual
meeting last Saturday afternoon, at
which all Of the old board of directors
were reelected. Following the stock
holders meeting, the directors then
held a session and reelected all of the
present officials. All were well pleased
with the showing the institution had
been able to make during the short
time it's doors have ben open for busi-
ness.
Ike Forgey, one of Anatone's rust
ling farmers. delivery twenty fine
hogs to the Lewiston market Tuesday.
They were only eleven months old, and
when marketed carried an average
weight of 224 pounds each. They
brought five and one-quarter cents. or
a total of $235..2O-or n trif1e better
than $11.75 per head. Mr.. Forgey says
the total cost of the feed given them
| was but eighty dollars-hence it will
| be seen that the margin of profit IS
very satisfactory.
Charles Woelfien deputy county au-
ditor, moved his family here from
Charleston. Thursday. They occupy the
new cottage recently built by Mrs
David Morrow on Third street.
Last Tuesday was rather an interest
ing day in Asotin, on account of the
election held to vote on the issuing
towns bonds in the sum of four thou
sand dollars for the building of a stee
bridge over Asotin creek. While there
was considerable interest aroused il
the matter, still the vote was not q
large one, there being but one hundred
and eighteen who took the time to g'
to the polls. In order to carry th'
proposition. it was necessary tina
three fifths of those voting shoul'
as will be seen by the result. Five vote
We're thrown out on account of bein
incorrectly marked. seventy-five stoo
bonds yes" and thirty EIGHT against
Mrs. H. c. Littooy and children
: from Seattle. arrived a few days ago
to pay a visit to her parents, Mr.. an
: Mrs. J. w. Florence. Mr.. Florenc
has Deen quite SlCh IoI iiiolltHS' po'
some better at present. Mrs. Littoo
e will remain with her parents for sew
eral weeks.
Harry Madgwick the well know
o Lewiston contractor, and George +
y Kester. spent a few hours in Asotl1
C Wednesday. Mr.. Madgwick does M
: visit Asotin very often, but whe
s. Asotin first started he bullt huinp'
!" of the buildings here. He was please
n to see Asotin constantly growing ar
e improving.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-07
Especial Staff Correspondent


BOISE, March 6.-The legislature is
over, having closed with the usual sad
scenes of parting and the gay hilarity
that was used as a mask for the deeper
feelings that it was desired to hide as
the time for the farewells drew near.
Lieutenant Governor Sleeves, Speaker
Hunt and Representatives Moore and
Turner were each presented with re-
membranes by their fellow members
just before the final adjournmnt.
The last week Of the session was a
very busy one, and the result in a large
number Of both senate and house bills
passed. Besides the large number
are now 113 measures. great and small.
in the hands Of the governor awaiting
his approval or vote. Should he desire
to veto any Of them, he must do so
within 10 days. as they will after that
time become laws without his sigma
ture.
So far in the present administration
no less than forty bills have been
signed and have become laws. 26 OF
them having originated in the house
and IA in the senate. These new laws
are as follows
House Bills
For the expenses of the Legislature
creating the Seventh judicial district;
challenges to Jurors; regulating the
practice in probate courts; extending
the time for foreign corporations tc
file articles; state treasurer's vault
enlarging the powers of district judges
in chambers; militia bill; to preven
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-07
Student Poisoned by Mistake

McMINNNILLE, Ore, March e.
Yesterday evening Miss Ethel Ford, a.
student i'm the musical department of
the college, took by mistake medicine
that proved to be poison. Medical ADD
was Immediately summoned and her
suffering relieved. She is now consid-
| cred out of danger.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-07
Passes Are Barred

GUTHRIE. Okla, March 6.-The
lower house has passed a bin providing
that railroads shall not use discrimina-
tion i'm freight rates, and also that leg
islators shall not accept passes.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-07
SMALLPOX Blankets Stolen

BUTTE. Mont. March 6.-Burglars
broke into the pesthouse last night and
stole quantity of bedding recently
used by smallpox patients. The au-
thorities greatly fear the contagion will
be spread broadcast by the sale of the
blankets and quilts.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-07

SAVANNAH. Ga. March 6.-Letters
left Savannah addressed to the man
ayers of Jimmie Britt and Batting
Nelson. making liberal offer to the
fighters to pull off their next hght IN
Savannah.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-07

NORTH YAKIMA. March 4.--Jack
overdorf was defeated tonight in the
sixth round by Jim Burrows in Whel
was to have been a 20-round boxing
contest Overdorf lost on foul.
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-07

\ committee was appointed TO look
after the interests of members in con-
The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-07
She Took Rat Poison

wEISER. Ida, March 5.-Mrs. Gertie
Logan. a woman living i'm the eastern
part of the city. took rat poison last
evening with suicidal intent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-09
CITY WAS WELL
LOOKED AFTER.
Special Policemen on Duty While
the Regulars Went to the
Ball.
BROWN AT CITY HALL.

The city was capably protected
last night by force of special Off
GERS, as the members of the force
were at Washington Hall working
for the success of their ball. Con-
stable John G. Brown was acting SER
geant and remained on desk duty at
police headquarters. Constable JAS.
f. O'Brien was on the Simth street
beat in the business section. Special
Policeman D. A. Shirley had the low
er High and Rector street beat.
These three did not have to be re-
sworn in last night The others were
John Dunham. John Martin, Thomas
Patten, John Hornsby and Frank
Baraca. Patrolman J. e. Wood, of
the day force, also went on duty.
All Was Quiet.
Things were exceptionally quiet
around town and no arrests were
made. When Acting Sergeant
Brown went out for a bite and sup,
he took an intoxicated character,
who frequently is night lodger at
the lookup, in for safe-keeping.
The members of the force volun-
teered to pay their substitutes from
their own pockets, to save the city
from extra expense.