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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-05
DISMAL FAILURE OF THE CONTEST
PeabOdys Contest Has Fallen Flat Owing to The Great CLOUD
of Republican Witnesses For Governor.
Adams.
Adams.

n ENVER, Feb. 4.-FOr the first time
since the Peabody Adams guber-
Material contest begun before the
joint legislative committee, a hearing
was held today in the morning. so that
a night session could be dispensed
with.
Dispositions of voters whose ballots
have been declared Illegal by the eX-
Perts are being taken before twelve
nOtaries public today. At least 800 de-
positions, according 10 Attorney John
a Rush. viii have been secured before
night, including 100 secured last night.
Nearly forty witnesses had been on
the stand before the committee when
the session was called to order this
morning. All of these have identified
their bitllOts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-05
'THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Leupp interviewed.

Commissioners Of Indian Affairs
Leupp, in an interview regarding the
sectarian school question today. said
that all these contracts were made un-
der previous administration and that
he had not yet had time TO review
them. He said he had no knowledge OF
the subject except from a very hasty
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-05
Easily identified.

A number of witnesses, both Demo-
cratic and Republican today identified
as their own ballots which experts had
declared to be fraudulent.
Attorney P. j. Z. Robinson, a Re-
publican judge. identified his ballot
among forty Republican ballots which
an expert had declared written by the
same person. He also identified his
initials under the numbers on the bal
lets and declared they were all ballots
which were cast in his precinct on cleo
ton.
Dismal Failure of Expert.
Then said Attorney Rush, when
Expert Fleury says that these forty
Republican ballots are in one hand
writing. he is somewhat of a failure as
an expert?"
Absolutely said the witness.
The witness declared that it was alb
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-19

then, there being only four boys al
tho party. II was necessary 10 call tho
police 10 insure peace. A number Of
tho crowd were recognised respite the
fact that they wore maskA This IL
greatly regretted by tho high school.
The halls Of East school arc becoming
bright a. Christmas draws near. The
nag is draped from tho ceiling In the
center Of tho lower hall, and surround.
ed by small evergreena. Tho effect is
very good
Tho Domosthenes society held iis
regular meeting Monday evening. A
resignation from their president, n. A.
Ilaalam, who has gone 20 Portland, was
accepted Mr.. Rea Utter was elected
20 take Mr.. Haslam's place an the
chair.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-19
A HARD ROW

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Eiond' writes Nrs UuEprlE sfrrHa.l d.. .s i#I
FULTON So. San Irauri4Hu. Cal "a u. LII I.5r
advised me tutlJ Ur piprcps Tavurf. Trpa
scilp' Jon. Before The hrsf huttIo usa u-rd
10y much urllrt Involvement went
steadily un. and within four mYnt.a 7 was
Ike new gud well woman u-Fr rfr I
am now pCriurIH we'll aud strong aI / OK.
lfcmgly Era'r'". fU ron FOR Huur blessed
remedy a buuu = sick women
Aorcat Doetor Book Free Send oi ono.
cont stamps 90 Dr r. V. Pierce. Buffalo.
N. y, to cover mailing and be- VIII srtd
you % trco copy ~ bis iuU-pago Common
SCnee Medical Adviser, paper cUyuroi.
Clothcoycrcd 81 stamps.
DR. plcrccs Pleasant Pellets arc tho
best and safest Laxative los the use VI
delicate women.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-19
santA's IEeadquarteru.

All tho poor children Of this city
who are intending 20 write 20 Santa
Claus, should address their letters 10
tho Salvation Army, as that is his
stopping place this year.
The time is limited, and Santa Claus
is very busy this time OF the year, %
you had better hurry and got your let.
ters In. Cali at tho Salvation Army
hall Christmas night, and got an an.
swer 70 your letter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-19
REPORT
SCHOOL
DISTRICT
financial Statement of the
Condition of Salem
Schools
Salem, ore, Dec. 1e, 1905.

Salem. Ore, Dec. 10, 1905.
r se Taxpayers Of School District No.
"a in Marion County, State Of
Oregon:
VA the district school board Of
..,oo district No. "a, in Marion coun.
!, aate Of oregon, beg leave to sub.
"A The following report Of the busi.
,su transacted by us since our last
,,rusl report. which was submitted
1uss 10 1905, together with our esti.
-,,e Of expenses necessary for the
nopsr maintenance Of the schools Of
IA district for the current school
year;
Receipts.
c,,h on hand June 10, 1905 4 3,725.O6
Received on II. J. Often note 100000
R,seived on Capital National
bank note. ...s .sss.ss. 4,OOO.OO
Received on Salem state bank 100000.
psceived from clerk. o.. o.. 1000
Bs,sived 1904 taxes. ... 2,07O.O1
Received state fund. o.. O.. 4,7s0.4OI
Received county fund. zee. 1o,704.O0
Received 1898, 1899, 1901
iatcs., ..ss .s.ss..s Bl44O
2steived popular loan ... 1o,636.33
a--
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-19

Ccmcnt walks and dlling az
high school o.. ........ 1000 90
Amount due wclch 6 Mourer
on high school building 1890 90
Amount duo W q. Mcpherson
Go. on heating plant .... $4,000
Amount duo W. d. Pugh az
per bill .... ..."..,,,. lI350O
Amount due House Furnishing
Co. Tor furniture .... 90. p56.O0
Amount duo Bufcn 4 HamiL
ton for wiujow shades .... 2st00
Additional furniture and Gre
hose. o.. zee. ......... 10000
Electric and Laboratory cx.
ponHos ,,,, .,,, .,,ss,,, 10000.
sundfics ,,,, 600, ,.,,,,,, 10000.
Haa@
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-19

Mrs. Susan w. Smith, Portland, "a
tho author OF a poem by the above a.
tie. Tho booklet is suitable for the
holidays and treasures ono OF tho In.
dian legends supposed 10 account FOR
tho beautiful waterfall. Tho poetry
has a Wild, elemental meter that - very
suitable 20 treatment Of nature and
her most majestic manifestations.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-19

Tho totai enrolment In North school
In an departments, yiE' primary, inter
mediate and grammar, up 10 tho last
report 10 the city superintendent, is
53f. Of boys i75, girls i5e, or the
mouih of October to October ~ the
enrolment was Sea- boys i0s, girls
100. Tho average number belonging
20 the school 10 800.
The total number of taFdineasos up
% NoyembcF "a In North school arc n.
Tho presence Of contagious diseases,
the mumps, measles scarlet fever aud
typhoid fovof In tho North school ward
has made some In roads on tho attend
ance. Tho utmost care IL being taken,
however, 10 prevent any spread OF dis'
eases among the pupils.
Tho general progress of the work Of
tho school 10 ils departments IL good.
A good spirit prevails.
Under tho management Of the prln'
eipal, George C. PEBBLES, and his assist
ants a high standard Of discipline ia
being maintained
In each room is 20 be found FOR ex'
animation very eFeditahle work. Ia
the principals room the regular work
ln designing and writing Is above the
standard Of 7th and sth grade work.
Tho "a class is doing very excellent
work in map drawing.
In the primary and intermediate
rooms preparations and programs are
being arranged FOR the celebration of
Yuletide next Friday.
In many Of the rooms the boards
are decorated with rough chalk sketch
es done By pupils, which are very neat.
Most Of the teachers have on the
walls OF their rooms collections of IA
nous pictures, which serve 10 the up
building Of the pupils in many ways,
The teachers Of North school seem
10 realize the social side Of their work
as well as those Of Lincoln aud East.
They have warm soup served az noon,
aud have a regular dining department
in a corner OF the boys basement pro
vided with a table, seats and cupboard.
The finishing work in tho new high
school building Is rapidly being com
pleted. The desks are being Installed
and the blaekbOaTds are being painted.
The vanishing Of the woodwork win
soon be completed. The big fan isI
now running steadily and Il both ven
tilates and heats the building perfect
". The hgh school will move into its
new quarters during the Christmas va
cation.
Miss Bean, the teacher Of the "A and
5B in North school enrolled q new pa
pil this week, Yinnie Wilson
A band Of hOOdlums attempted 20
break up the senior party last Friday
night. They forced a lock Of one Of
the doors at the rear Of the house and
made away with a part Of the r'fresh-
ments and s.yerl valuable plates be
longing to the hostess. This did not
seem 10 satisfy the rufians, for they
sOIloeted IN front Of the house and In
suited several Of the girls- They also
.hrestened violence to two Of the sen
iOr boys who we're helpless against
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-19

iof south High street, salem, Oregon.
Opposite Hotel Salem. P. o. Boz les.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-19

Total expenses zoe, .,,,,,ti6, ,lOi,15
From which, after dcductihg the
amount Of cash on hand, tia.47sOi.
leaves a balance 10 be paid Of t3si
62sll.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-19

Beautifyiug methods that iuiuro the
skin and health are dangerous. Bo beau
tiful without discomfort By taking
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. sun'
shiny faces follow its use. 80 cents
DR.. Stones Drug Store,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-19
A Natural Result.

II 10 very reasonable 20 suppose II the
foundation Of structure was rsmovyd
that the building itself l. bound q
come down This simple principle car
b applied 20 disease. Take medicine
Into tho system that viii remove the
cause Of the sickness, aud illness will
leave Of itself. Dyspepsia, Indigestion
sick headaehe aud biliousness have
their foundation In stomach disorders
Remove this weakness and the other
symptoms are no more. There is one
cure for this that all druggists sell
for soe per boxi Il is DR.. Gunn's In
proved IAveF Pills. They got right Al
tho beginning Of the disease and make
the cure BY taking away the cause.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-19
DR.. KUN
Wonderful CHINESE DOCTOR


Win treat you with Oriental herb.
and cure any disease without operation
or pain.
DF. Kun 70 known everywhere IN
salem, and has cured many prominent
people here. He has lived IN salem
FOR 20 yeraa, and can be trusted He
uses many medicines unknown 10 whits
doctors and with them can eure
eAtarrh' asthma, lung troubles. rheu.
nAtis@, stomach, liver, and kidney ais
eGses.
Dr. Kun makes a speciality Of droDsv
and female tEoubles His remsdie.
cure private diseases when everything
else fails He has hundreds Of teoti.
nonials, and gives consultation fr.s
Prizes for medicines very moderats.
Persons In the country can write Tor
blank Send stamp.
II you want some extra me tea gst
Il from ua
DG. KUM BOW wo 90,
loI south High street, salem. OREGON
Opposite Hotel salem. p. D. Box Ia
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-19

80 per cent discount on plush robes
for the holidays. Largest stock An the
city. hitehsll. Lewis q stAver, state
street. i2.iHs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-19

The board would FtsptflfuIIy Feeom
mond that a levy 0f eight mills be made
Tor tho ensuing year, f1F the purpose
OF maintaining ths schools and pay.
ment OF indebtedness.
After the adjournment Of tho tan
payers meeting tho board Of school
directors also held a brief meeting and
disposed OF some routine business Of
minor Importance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-19

Gas EOREA
BsaHtAs Hl@ klhd fos Hla Nalr B5sEti
-.':1.'' . &,H1ZIzs(
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-12-19

Indebtedness.
The indebtedness OF the district Al
,Ais timo is as followsi
li'nda Issued October 80,
1890, for 90 years at 0 por
''l''' 's'' '.'s ........ei3,0Q0,00
'oada issued April z, 1891,
iof 20 years at o per cent l4,65OOO
Popular loan duo on or before
. years az per cent .... i9,6s6.ss
Total bonds and notes. .. .s47, ,esO.aa
We estimate tho expenses Of tho dis
i'et from this time until tho close OF
ne current school year as follows.
'aPT'ntendout's principals
aAa teachers and janitors'
The oasis., 1905-07-29
ehssp aeana flIa a.ls.

Denver. Colorado Springs aud Pueblo $500 Date of sale daily June lst to October i5 inclusive. Final limit October 3l.
 Portland, Oregon, s5000 going and returning via any direct route through Huntington or Billings. August Il to IS inclusive, 90 and 3l; for September, to 6 inclusive, IS, fl. 15, 27, 28 and 20.
 $5600 via diverse routes, through San Francisco, Billings or Hunt ington. Dates of sale for July i, ,. 8, 1, :. 8, 9, Il, 13, II, 26, 2, 2S; for August, : to IS inclusive. 30 to 31; for September 1 to 6 inclusive, Is, l4, 15, 27, 2S and 29.
 In addition to the above we have on sale cheap summer rates to all points east. Write or call and see us. w. J. BLACK. c. P. A.,
 Topeka, Kansas.
 w. R. BROWN,
 Div. Pass. Agt. Ell Paso, Texas.
The oasis., 1905-07-29
Capt. o'connor Released.

In the district court at Tomb stone Monday, Judge Doan grant, ed the petition of Attorney W. A. O'Connor, on behalf of Capt. Stephen O'Connor, in the habeas corpus proceedings instituted for the realease of Capt. O'Connor, from whom Justice Childers of Wash ington camp had demanded a S1 ,000 peace bond. Capt. O'Con- nor was ordered released. Judge O'Connor and District Attorney Noon returned to Nogales Monday evening.
The oasis., 1905-07-29
Found a Bonanza.

Some men hunt for years for a bonanza and some men stumble onto one. Take Sam Leeker for instance. While travelling around through the east, enjoying life, he stumbled onto a bankrupt whole- sale house, with just the line of goods handled at the Fl Paso store. For 50c. on the dollar Sam bought enough to fill his Nogales store and the goods arrived here Monday. They are now being sold at prices that enable purchasers to save 40c to 50c or the dollar and still leave fair profit for the merchant.
The oasis., 1905-07-29

AdeIces from Cabanea si1ie lhaf Governor Ylahal was rendered public reception Wednesday eve- ming iu tbe great copper camp, which was largely attended by prominent citizens
 There was a woman conference in Justice Gildea's court room yes- terday which the woman in the case did not attend. One of the men interested claimed the woman as wife, and though he did not seem to want her very badly, he did not want the other fellow to have her. The matter has not yet come officially before the court.
 Jose Castillo, who was arrested last week at ranch on the river, charged with shooting mp a relig- ious meeting, was fined $50 Satur- day by Justice of the Peace Gildea. Jose is the man who used paint ing of saint for target, while the painting was on an improvised altar about which the people at the ranch had gathered for wor- ship.
 For the first time in a month, MT. Sam Leeker found time this week to write a short letter to his brother Abraham. He said. II got 75 telegrams the day it happened and If we (note the plural) were to send the presents to Nogales just now you would tbink there was an other good stock of goods coming for the Fl Paso store. Wejust got here and we are going somewhere else, so it is no use telling you where we are.n
 Tuesday evening shoplifter of most admirable lifting ability visit ed the Fl Paso store while the clerks were all busy, and succeeded in making away with a bolt of cloth, 51 yards of lawn, without attracting attention. The clerks are now wondering" how such az awkard bundle could have been hidden, and during the rest of the summer they will look with suspicion upon al persons wearing lawn dresses of a certain pattern.
The oasis., 1905-07-29
COFFEE

One name is enough for coffee: the best one is that of the house responsible for it.
 Your grocer returns your non.y If yOu don, liE. sshiIiing's Best. ''"'
The oasis., 1905-07-29
NoGALES NOTES

Mac" raised a few blisters, but "que le hace2"
 Yesterday morning Miss Beulah Smithson returned from visiting in Sonora.
 This morning MT. H. B. Cham bers of the Palace, went to San Francisco.
 Go to the Sonora News company to buy score cards for the new game of Five Hundred. If
 Sunday morning Colonel Juan Fenochio started for the City of Mexico on official business.
 This morning Mir. L. c. Conwell went to Yuma to take charge there as deputy collector of customs.
 Mr. Dan Mcfarland, the mining operator, was at Nogales Monday night, en route to Los Angeles.
 Beginning the 18th proximo Moreno's meat market will receive a daily supply of fresh mutton.
 Saturday evening Mir. Eduardo Ruiz came up from Hermosillo, and was at Nogales several days. 
 Gents and boys clothing and underwear, stylish, cheap and dur able at the Red House, Ramon Vasquez.
 Miguel Grijalva of Sanford sta ton was acquitted by Justice Gildea donday of the charge of trespass made against him last week.
 Services in the Methodist church will be conducted Sunday morning and evening by the pastor. Special music has been arranged for t he evening service.
 Licenciado Trinidad Perea of Magdalena, who was at Nogales last week, went to Cananea early during the present week, and has now gone to Moctezuma.
 Mr Hal J. Sisty came up from Libertad camp this week and went to Benson to meet his wife, who came from San Francisco yester- day evening. They are in Nogales today.
 Tuesday Jose Sota contributed S25 to the school fund, for indulg- ing in promiscuous target practice on the street at Patagonia. He was brought to Nogales Monday night by Deputy Sheriff Cook.
 The Arizona < Sonora Manufac- turing Company have let to Mir. ". N. Lester a contract to erect the walls for brick warehouse, 40x40, in ground dimensions, and twenty feet high. He will begin work next week.
 Another pretty Nogales girl is wearing a diamond ring. Not that diamond rings are so scarce in the line city as to attract attention. Not at all. It is the pretty way she has of blushing when one looks questionmarkedly at the new pos session.
 Sunday evening Mir. Florencio E. Monteverde Jr. and family of Hermosillo, were at Nogales, en route to San Francisco. They were accompanied by Mrs. F. E..
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-02
RUSSIAN CAPTAINS STORY.
The Narrative Shows the Russians
Were Taken by Surprise.
(By the Associated Press

London, June 1.-The Daily Mails
Toxic correspondent says that the
captain of the Russian cruiser Adj
miral Nokimoff, who is now prl-
soner. relates the following story OF
the battle between the japanese and
Russian fleets:
1--WE first saw the Japanese at =
o'clock on the morning of May q,
when suddenly and Unexpectedly we
encountered the enemy's fleet as we
were moving to the east of Tsu Island.
They steamed toward us and opened
fire Only ninety minutes after the
firing began a sudden shock was felt
under the Admiral Nakimoff, and she
began to sink with great rapidlty. MY
belief is that she either struck mime
or a torpedo. My crew numbered SIX
hundred men, a majority of whom
went down in the ship, as there was
no time TO get the men on deck.
myself and a number of survivors
aided by life belts, swan to a small
launch and about 10 o'clock in the
morning we went aboard a fisher boat
All CO the officers We're sent to Shimo-
nosenyk.
I'm the engagement fought off Liam
court Rocks the Russian battleships
were surrounded by Japanese ships
which circled about them pouring in
a terrible fire. and they almost imme-
diately fell into hopeless confusion
Seeing their plight, Vice-Admiral Togo
signalled from the battleship Kikasa
a demand to know whether the Rus
slams were ready to surrender. our
ships compiled with the demand.
Other accounts of the battle de-
scribe the roar of the cannonade as
so terrible that houses We're shaken
at Yamaguchi, twenty-eight miles dis
tant, and the people supposed it was
an earthquake.
The Japanese fleet suffered little.
The battleship Asahi was oftenest hit
and suffered the heaviest loss. but did
not quit the firing line. Admiral
KamimIra was sent southwark.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-06-02
ELECTION FRAUDS CONFESSED.
The Men Who Told of Them Influ-
enced by one of Sam Jones
Sermons.
(Rv the Associated Press. }

Knoxville. Tenn, May 31.-Influ-
eneed by a sermon preached by Rev.
Sam Jones, the evangelist, William ).
Keller today confessed his part in re-
cent election frauds. The Knox coun-
~ judgeship is now being contested i'm
local court on a charge of election,
bribery. Keller had twice been on the
stand and had twice refused to an
swer certain pointed questions. Today
he again appeared and voluntarily
asked TO testify. The privilege was
granted him, and he then told amid
dramatic scenes how he, as officer of
election. had stuffed the ballot box in
the eleventh ward, and had marked
between two and three hundred votes
for the straight Democratic ticket. In
his confession he also implicated sew
eral city officials for the part they are
alleged to have played in trying to
cover up evidences of fraud. by adding
names to the poll lists of the ward to
make them conform to the votes
polled.