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New-York tribune., 1906-06-30

Mrs Ogden GOelet is booked to sail for Nax
York Tuesday and will arrive here a weeb, -
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30

Edward H. Bulkley has left town for New
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-12-07
COLORADO SPRINGS NEWS.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH.

Morning worship at II a m. Even
ing worship at 1880 p. IN. The pastor
will preach at both services.
Last Sunday two new members
were added to the church, one by bap-
tism and one by experience.
Rev. Mr.. Keister gave very in
structive and interesting lecture to
the B. Y. P. U. last Sunday evening
at $3.50.
The Junior B. Y. p. U. had a rally
last Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
Ten dollars was raised and this money
will be used to purchase Bibles for
use In the society. The children de-
serve great credit for their good work.
Miss Suella Dunshigh has been ap-
pointed leader for the Juniors.
Mrs. Susan Daugherty made the
Juniors and the Sunday school very
happy with presents OF big rosy ap-
pies. We all thank Mrs. Daugherty
for these gifts.
The sewing circle will meet on
Thursday at the parsonage.
Each member must be prepared to
make his sacrifice Offering on next
Sunday morning.
We regret 20 report the Illness of
Mrs. Williams, who lives with her
daughter, Mrs. Fox.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-12-07

The discussion Of the discharge Of
the battalion Of the 25th Infantry Is
as prominent as ever. Congress Is
soon to assemble and the matter will
undoubtedly be raised there. In the
opinion of some OF the men in high
places, no relief can be given the sol
diers by Congress. This phase of the
matter will be discussed by Senator
Joseph Benson Foraker Of Ohio. The
country will anxiously await his
views on the matter, as he recognizes
the Importance of a soldier as we'll as
the law OF the land. 1t seems that
Congress has power to remove the
stain from innocent men and we be-
lieve 1t will do SO.
In this fight for justice for black
troops, Senator Elkins of West Vir-
ginia will stand by the colored people,
as he stood by them on the repeal of
the Warner amendment which would
have made a national jim-crow car
law. He was union soldier and Is
a lawyer and statesman he will do
justice to men who like himself know
what it means to wear the uniform OF
blue.
ID G TuyIcrCD
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-12-07
FROM PRESS BUREAU.

Saxon race. Powerful as this race Is,
1t cannot hope to hold the sceptre of
power by force. Hitherto, the genius
Of this race has won her victories,
and the awakening and show Of gen.
ius by the darker races portends the
evening for this safeguarding
Hercules.
Threats were idle and frebrand
is insane, but the question is ever
before us and its solution and right.
ing with the Anglo Saxon race must
be by show of arms. Where an
Anglo-Saxon has interests, for them
he will fight and fight to the death.
There is one escape from this trag.
edy. Let the men OF earth under
stand that the Golden Rule is the
standard by which we should live.
God Is our common Father and ALL
MEN are our BROTHERS. Follow
this rule and the victory will be ours,
the ages will roll on and the future
men Of earth will call us blessed and
usher In the reign of peace and JUS
tice; then there will be the true real
ization Of the highest earthly trinity
Liberty. Fraternity, Equality.
DR.. William f. Chancellor went
South. and we assume that he is
studying conditions there and will re-
turn to apply the fruits OF his investi-
cation In the District Of Columbia. 1t
Is hope he will find time to visit At
lanta University and meet DR.. W. e.
d. Dubois and get an intelligent state
ment Of the needs OF the Negro of the
South. OF one thing we are conf
dent-Dr. Dubois will give this man
to understand that the conditions In
the South are not the same as the
conditions h, re, and show him there
is at least enc teacher In the South,
II be think he has none In his corps
In Washir yton.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-12-07

Lieutenant Mrs. II. E. Strain, 1865;
Mrs. G. NJ. Tillman, who had charge OF
the Chinese drama, given by the chill
dren Thanksgiving night, $31.53, max
ing a total cleared on Thanksgiving
day OF $12173, for which the pastor
thanks the faithful, hard-working cap
tains, lieutenants, and the members
and friends who 80 generously donat-
ed and worked to make the effort
success.
The Mems Sunday Forum had
splendid programme Sunday. The or.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-12-07
Secretary Of War Taft Is laying up

Secretary Of War Taft Is laying up
for himself brick bats on earth by his
continued abuse Of the soldiers who
have incurred the wrath of the Presi-
dent. In one breath he says that they
are cut throats and murderers and in
the next that they have not been pun
ished by the President In having
them discharged without honor from
the army. He is certainly going to
draw interest on his Jaw and with a
vengeance II he keeps in politics.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-12-07

A word OF commendation Is due
Governor Mcdonald for the manner
In which he has compelled the state
Of Mississippi and the arch-fend Var
daman to take on enough decency to
guarantee a trial by law Of the Negro
whose extradition was asked that he
might be tried there on the charge Of
murder.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-12-07

ganization is credit to the commun-
ity.
The church choir, under its eficient
director, Mrs. Eliza II. Butler. is learn
Ing some beautiful Christmas an.
thems.
Parents day at the Sunday school,
December l6. A unique program. The
Allen League choir will sing.
The church and Sunday School are
much grieved over the death Of Mrs.
Alice McAdams. who was q highly es-
teemed member Of the church and
community.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1906-12-07
PAYNE CHAPEL,

The Thanksgiving captains report.
ed as follows: Captain Samuel Alex.
ander and Lieutenant Mrs. Hester
Alexander, 1896; Captain Smith and
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07
MATTHEW'S IS
UNDER ARREST

Sheriff Foresman received a tele-
gram this morning from c. Gratx-
'narher. acting chief Of police Of Port
land. that Jack Matthews. wanted In
this county on the charge of murder.
was under arrest In Portland.
Matthews Is charged with the killing
OF Antoine Broncheau. whom he shot
in January. 1904. at dance held at
Broncheau's house on the reservation.
Since then Matthews has been fugi-
tive from justice.
County Attorney Grow took up the
question Of requisition with 0overnos
0ooding. who u here today and Dep
uty Sheriff Monroe. armed with thu
proper authority. win leAve at once "a
bring the prisoner e lewiston.
Matthews - also wanted IN Asotin
county for horse stealing. ana sherih
Richards 0f that county viii accom-
pany Deputy Monroe to Portland. A
charge OF grand larcsny p also held
against the prisonsS IN Oregon.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07

votes that have not been cast The
Normals are waiting until the last mo-
ment to bring their candidate to the
front, and say they have enough votes
available to assure her against defeat.
large number Of votes that have not
been cast.
The Teller office will remain open to
receive votes and the count will be
made every hour until 9 o'clock, when
the contest will be closed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07
BECAUSE She
ROCKED BOAT

Cedar Rapids. Iowa, April be-
cause Mrs. Hattie Knapp rocked the
boat, herself and two others were
drowned in the Cedar river today. A
party Of four. consisting Of George Nc
Donald. Samuel Galligan. Thomas De-
laney and Mrs. Knapp were on. Q
pleasure trip on the river in q gasoline
launch. Mrs. Knapp. in a spirit Of
daring fun. rocked the frail craft. and
the boat was overturned. All were
drowned but Delaney, who managed
with much difficulty to get to the
the bodies Of those who were drowned.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07
acher to Win get your Votes IN Quick.
TELLERS GREAT CONTEST CLOSES 9 O'CLOCK TONIGHT

The Teller's popularity contest closes
tonight at o'clock sharp. At that time
the official count will be made and the
winner announced. The winner will be
notihed at once. and will be presented
with the tickets as soon as she can be
found. The choicest box in the Tenn
pie theater has been reserved for her
and her party, and ten seats will be
placed in the box.
It has been a lively contest from the
start. but the enthusiasm reached a
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07

greater height today than any time
since the contest started. From the
hour will be the most exciting for the
entire contest.
who Is the winner, for there are more
than enough votes out that have not
been cast yet to decide the contest In
favor OF either candidate. and there is
no way of knowing for whom the votes
will be cast.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07
STRIKERS SET. E:'T|'
PRICE ON HEAD

Paris, April THE Caulois says the
striking miners have placed price
upon the heads Of the engineers at the
Courrieres mines, because OF the re-
cent disaster there. and their negli-
gence In proceeding with the work OF
rescue.
The workmen who are to do the kill
ing have been decided upon.
The engineers are fully warned and
have taken extreme precautions to
save their lives.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07
Lava P0URS
INTO TOWN

Naples. April 7.-Boscotrece has
been entirely surrounded by the flow
and one Of the lava streams is closely
closely threatening the town of Otta.
jano.
More craters are opening in the vol
cano. and very serious results from
the eruption are expected. The dam
age to cultivated fields and to prop
erty will amount to thousands OF dol
lars.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07
IDAHO COMMISSIONERS NEE
Large Amount Of Ouslnsss Dsfor'
April Term ~ Beard.

Special to Evening Teller. isvs
0rangeville. Idaho. April THE
county commissionerst VIII hold their
regular April meeting commencing
Monday. April .. They have : large
amount Of important work before
them. ana the meeting win last fos
some time.
osorgs n. Adams Who - hssn coD-
nected with q. y. Reed for Soma time
IA ~ real estate bpalness hsFA haa
ssvsrsd his connection ana tngmed Z
partnerahip with I. -. Harris. ~ b,
Welhee. who = T. talrp ~. Adaae'
plase vill - hsee fsu&a c1oae9 sesiil'
~ ya1ssr psen4s hiGA1t md
-. - wtii - Als peltIaN -
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07

The voting was fast and furious this
morning The two leading candidates
sensational gains. but Mrs. Ely il still
well in the lead.
The High school students are out
working in a body, and are getting a
strong support.
The votes will still be taken until
o'clock this evening. when the ballot
box will be closed. and positively no
more votes will be taken.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07
THEY ASK FOR
ANOTHER DATE

Washington. April THE state de-
pertinent has suggested to the Russian
government through Ambassador Ros-
enthal that the period suggested for
the Russian note convention Of the
second Hague conference. namely the
early part of July, would be inconve-
nient to America and to some OF the
other countries of the western hemis-
phere. which are expected to be rep.
resented at The Hague.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07
new TREATY
WITH CUBA

Washington, April Acting under
instructions from the state department,
Minister Morgan at Havana has conn
pleted q new reciprocity treaty. which
may be ready for submission to the
present congress. OF imports joto
Cuba, only one-third are produced by
America. the balance of trade going to
Europe. To correct this condition. Z
new treaty has been drafted.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07
PIRATES ROB
MISSIONARY

Hong Kong, April 7-Chinese pirates
EOn April > held up ana robbed three
passenger boats at San shu, not far
from Canton. The pirates made their
attack with rifles.
b Rev. DR.. Charles B. Heger. Con-
gregational missionary, was among
those robbed. The American authori-
ties are investigating the affair.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07
Highly Pleased With
Work on OrnfiuO
Asylum
Gives Evening Teller Figures Whidh
Show Splendid Work Dons by
State Land Beard

Governor Frank r. Gooding arrives
in the city this morning and win ~
main in Lewiston until tonight yst1s0
he will leave on the Owl train
Il would like to stay longer" ssa1n
the governor this morning. but ~
duties are SO many at this crftirzn
time that must not neglect them. n
should have been glad to make = wiz
north sooner, but for the untimeiy -cir-
cumstances connected with the Sleath
Of Ex-Governor 6teunenberg.
Bigger and Setter University.
Governor Gooding has just visit11
MOSCOW and also the asylum at Ore-
fino. He states that an effort wfu ~
made to build up the university q
once and make 1t bigger and better
than ever. He regrets that the feeling
has eversbeen expressed that an AfEsrt
would be made to move any part Ut
the Institution south, and says TINT
the records Of the legislature show
that these people have always bssn
friends Of the university.
Speaking Of the recent hre. the gov-
ernor continued:
1.-THE great calamity that has over
taken our university. demands that
now 10 the time when every man =
Idaho who IL friend Of that institu-
tion. shall stand by 1t. with it, black
ened wallis. until In their stsaA -
erected building even more coTnrno-
dious. ana II possible. more beantifnl
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07
DowlG Will . POWELL zee
New oHissrs Taking Every Prseau.
tien q psssnd Thsir Positions.

/ Chicago. April 1.-Measures are be-
Ing taken by the officers Of Zion to
render DOwie powerless when he ar
rives among them, except 80 far a. his
authority may be restored by legal
process.
Three hundred officers Of the church
have signed Z. statement upholding
Overseer voliva In his fight against
the First Apostle. The members Of the
community tomorrow will be asked to
swear allegiance to the present officers
Of the church.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07
OHIO 10 OPERATORS
|. WILL STAND PAT

Cleveland. Ohio. April 1.-The Ohio
coal operators today decided to stand
pat, and offer no concessions what
ever to the miners.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-04-07
Coming Back to Take
Matter in Own
Hands
~Thsy Wartsd Ne 70 Die, Out Will
pisappsint Them" Declares
0spssed President.

Laredo, Texas, April 7.-Alexander
Dowie ard party arrived here today
a their way to Chicago. Dowie has
beeu mach heas1ttsd by his recent So
journ in Nexlco.
The s'Ilrst Apostle" declined to say
anything ter publication. but he con-
Arued the Associated Press interview
sent from the City Of Mexico last
night.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-28
YALE CREWS WIN
ANNUAL RACE
Harvard is Defeated By Old
Eli in Two Close
Contests.

New London, Conn.,, June 28.-Yale
won Varsity four-oared race by eight
lengths. Time-Yale, 11:46 3-5; Har-
ward, 1874.
This race was over a distance of
two miles up stream. Harvard led at
a quarter by quarter length, but Yale
spurted and at the half, was leading,
never being headed for the rest Of
the distance.
Harvard won Varsity eight-oared
race over four-mile course down
stream. Time-Harvard, 23:02; Yale,
23:11.
The Freshman eight-oared race
was over a two mile course.
Yale caught water first and imme-
diately secured slight advantage.
At half a mile Harvard had regained
the distance lost at the start, her
bows showing just little ahead Of
Yale. Nearing the mile mark Yale
led at half a length. At the mile and
half Yale was leading by a few feet.
Soon after Harvard pulled to the
front, but Yale regained the lead and
won. Time-Yale, 1o:35; Harvard,
1914.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-28
RADICALS ROUT
ANT!I-BRYAN MEN
Progressive Democrats Score
Big Victory in State of
Wisconsin.

Milwaukee, Wis, June 2S.-After a
bitter fight in the Democratic state
convention, in session here, the radi-
cal wing of the party scored a COM
plete victory over the conservative
element. AS result, strong resolu.
tions indorsing Bryan were adopted
The state platform is as radical as
was ever adopted by a La Follett
convention, and calls for many Of the
measures advocated by the junior Re-
publican senator.
The platform demands the enforce
ment of the statutes against trusts,
combinations and monopolies; 1t ia
vors tariff revision; it calls for the
election Of senator's by direct vote,
and government control and regula-
tion Of all public service corporations.
No nominations for state officials
were made.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-28
WILL OPEN NEW
BANK At TAOS
Howard S. Reed and
Judge Laughlin
Are Interested.
C|TYS 0NLYF|NANC|AL HOUSE
Institution Will Be Ready
For Business About
July First.

Taos is to have bank. It will be
a flrst-class bank, bank of which a
more populous community might be
proud, a bank that will be ready for
business shortly after July /. In fact,
1t is to be Fourth of July present
to the ancient and historic county
seat Of Taos County. Howard S.
Reed, president Of the United States
Ednk and Trust Company Of Santa Fe,
is emphatic in saying that credit for
mis- is due to Judge N B. Laughlin
one of the banks directors.
Down to Business.
It was Saturday forenoon Of last
week that Judge N. B. Laughlin and
President Howard S. Reed started for
Taos. They spent the night at Vans
ley's Hot Springs, and proceeded to
Taos the next day. They found time
enough to fish in the Arroyo Hondo
and the Rio Pueblo, proving them.
selves as good fishermen as they are
However, not much time
was wasted The leading business
men of Taos were interested and ex-
tended an enthusiastic welcome.
A fine room in the new Martin bus
mess block, all glass front, was leased.
and carpenters and painters set to
work Immediately to prepare elegant
banking headquarters. The location
Of the new bank is in the heart of the
business section, between the court
house and the Ellis pharmacy. P. s.
Wilson, formerly director Of the U. S.
Mint at Denver, Colorado Is on his
way to Taos, to take charge Of the
Of the bank. which will
he branch institution Of the United
States Bank and Trust Company of
Santa Fe, thus cementing the ancient
and cordial trade relations between
Taos and Santa Fe, to the mutual ad-
vantage of both towns. Last evening
the wires were kept busy with orders
'or bank fixtures, books and other sup
plies needful for the new bank. and
IN very short time the bank will be
1oing business.
An Empire in Resources.
Mr.. Reed warns up when he speaks
about Taos and Taos County. Brief
IS was his stay, he recognized the
many latent resources of that section.
Ie saw that the soil was deep and fer
lie; he noticed that not one half of
he flowing waters were used for irri
ration; he recognized that even now,
before the coming of railroad, the
own of Taos does tremendous bus
ness. He knows. too, that at the nres-
,nt day, such resources and undevel-
,ped wealth will not lie idle much
onger, even were they not as evi.
lent as the sunshine of Taos Valley.
He noted the scenic beauties and be
ioes not forget that these have their
commercial ADVANTAGES: he saw the
sheep on a thousand hills: heard Of
he mineral Indications, Of the nros.
,erity of the small farmer and the
stock grower. and putting these facts
ogether, he did not have TO relv unon
what somebody else told him, but fig
,red It ont for himself that great
md prosperous future awaits Taos.
Ie also likes the peonle he met and
vas imnressed with the cordial recep-
ion given the new business enter
)rise
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-28
COME VIA BUGGY
AUTO AND RAIL
Judge and Mrs. Pope Have
Unique Trip From
Roswell.

Judge and Mrs. w. Fl. Pope. Of Ros
well, who arrived in the city Tuesday
evening, had very enjoyable but
rather novel trip.
They came from Roswell to Tor.
rance on the automobile line. This
was the most pleasant and pleasing
incident of the voyage. The road is
smooth, the air is of the best and the
automobile rushed along at the rate
of twenty miles per hour.
From Torrance to within about five
miles Of this city it was comfortable
in the passenger car of the Santa Fe
Central Railway When about five
miles from town the water plug Of the
boiler Of the engine blew up.
Judge and Mrs. Pope did not wait
for the arrival of a substitute locomo-
tive, but rode into sown In buggy.
They are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
H. Walker on Grant Avenue.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-06-28
GOOD EXAMPLE OF
MODERN METHODS
Enterprise Of Reed & Com
pany illustrates How Busi-
ness i Done.

An example of how quick modern
business is to recognize and grasp
opportunities Is given BY Reed &c
Company, engineers and contractors
of New York City. Howard 5. Reed
the president, and his manager and
vice president, Walter G. Hopkins,
were seated at their desks In Los An
geles when the full details Of the San
Francisco earthquake and fire reached
them. In three or four sentences they
called each others attention to the
great opportunity to capital and en-
terprise from the outside to clear
away the wreckage and to rebuild the
city. It took but few minutes to get
into action and few hours after
wards Mr.. Hopkins was on his way
to San Francisco with the actual cash
necessary. credentials and plans to
get into action Immediately, even be-
fore the smoke had entirely cleared
from the ruins.
In consequence, Reed & Company
had ready for occupancy the firse
office building in the burned district
44-4s Market Street, built almost en-.
tirely in day. It Is located near
the Market Street ferry at the very
heart Of business, and as soon as com.
pleted was partly rented to tele.
graph company, while the remainder
was occupied by Reed & Company
The furniture was such as had been
bought Of refugees, Mr.. Hopkins hav-
ing taken note of 1t on the way into
the city from Los Angeles.
The first day, 5000 business letters
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