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The Washington herald., 1906-11-09
JUDGE SAUNDERS MAY LOSE.
Final Count VIII Be Required 10 De-
eide Fifth Virginia.
- b ID Washington HeraId.

Special b TIE Washington Herald
Richmond, Va. Nov. S.-Latest returns
from the Fifth district show that Judge
Saunders is not yet out OF the woods
rhe official results In Carroll and Floyd
COUNTIES will bring the Democratic ma
iority down 10 about 166. which means
hat the election Of Judge Saunders over
Dr. simmons Republican, is very doubt
ful, and that he may be forced TO stand
4 contest in order TO acquire his seat.
The vote in Carroll County was as fol-
lows, Saunders. 7S1: Simmons. LIS. Sim
mons majority, AZ.
Following is the official vote of FLOYD.
which Is not materially changed: Saun-
ders, 926; Simmons, 1dSz. simmons ma
jority, III.
Carroll County had not been heard from
az all until to-day. It is believed that
Judge Saunders has been elected. but his
majority is so very small as to awaken
apprehension in the minds of Democrats
as TO the future safety of the Fifth.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-09
Lacey Only Republican Congress
man Who Lest in Iowa,

Des MOines, Iowa, Nov. S.-Iowa's cleo
ton is 4 question of the Republican pIu-
ralitv only. Indicatiops point to a p'u-
rallty only. Final reports give q piu-
rality OF Z2455 for Gov Cummins The
Democrats have made their biggest gains
in the Senate, where they have elected
ten members, giving them fourteen.
while et the last session they only had
eight They elected thirty-three members
Of the House, where last session they had
twenty-five.
Congressman Lazy has been defeated
for reelection in the Sixth district by
D. ". Hamilton, 3 Democrat
Political statisticians in the First Iowa
district to-day announced that Charles A
Kennedy, Republican, is elected to Con-
gress instead Of George s. Tracy, Demo
crat, as first announced. Returns from
remote rural precincts caused an unex-
pected change and give a plurality for
Kennedy Of III. Unless an error Is dis
covered to. reverse these figures. Hamilton
will be the only Democratic member Of
the Iowa delegation.
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CONFER ON OIL TRUST CASES
Final Action Taken Will Be Made
Public To-day.
Attorneys from, Chicago and st. Paul
Have Been Called Here for Final
Discussion of investigation.

Attorney General Moody last night au-
thorized the announcement that the action
10 be taken by the Department Of Jus
tice IN the Standard Oil Trust case would
be made public ia few days.
F. a. Kellogg. Of 81. Paul. and 9. B.
Morrison. OF Chicago. have been called
here for a final conference. They have
had charge for the past two months of
a certain lire Of investigation. largely
legal in its character. The point at issue
has been whether an action could be
sustained against the oil trust that would
result in its dissolution as such.
While the Department Of Justice has
maintained the greatest secrecy. II is
known that proceedings in equity TO dis
solve the trEst have been agreed upon.
and the papers completed
President Roosevelt has had before
him for several weeks the concluding
chapters OF the report OF Commissioner
II Corporations Garfield on the latter's
investigation Of the operations of the
Standard Oil Company. In May last Com
missioner GARFIELD submitted to the Pres
ident a comprehensive chapter on the
subject Of transportation and freight
rates.
The matter recently put IN the hands 0.
the President deals with the crude oil
production in the United States and its
relation to the worlds supply; the prices
and methods Of purchase, development
control, and the like
rep2Tt was circulated a day or 50 ago.
based upon statements made by COmmis-
sioner Garfield during the campaign, that
he had laid before the President the re
suits OF an exhaustive investigation into
the business OF the big combines, OF
trusts. in the United States This was
denied yesterday by Mr. Garfield
No doubt I was misunderstood. said
he Commissioner. ''the reports I had in
mind related 10 STANDARD Oil "
The Washington herald., 1906-11-09
CULLoM BUILDING FENCES.
Illinois Senator, on Way to Wash
inEtOn, COnfers with Lieutenants.

Chicago. Nov. S.-United States Senator
CullOm held a conference to-day in the
Annex with his political lieutenants TO
lay plans for the organization OF the
State legislature in TIE interest of mis-
election this winter. He left this evening
for washington, and viii not return till
March (.
With a Republican strength OF IS repre-
sentatives and Il senator's, as against. g.
Democrats and Prohibition representa-
tives and Democrats. a majority OF 60
votes for the Republican on joint ballot
IN the Illinois assembly is assured. CuI-
lens reelection viii be a matter OF form.
The Democrats viii give I. compliment
airy vote to samuel AlshuIer or former
Congressman Williams
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RAILROADS INDICTED.
Charged with Giving Rebates to the
Northwestern Grain shippers.

St. Paul. MINI, Nov. S--Fourteen in
dietments have been returned by the sps-
cial Federal grand jury which convened
in Minneapolis October . TO investigate
alleged freight rebates In the case OF
the railroads, the indictments contain 147
counts The minimum penalty for convic-
ton in each case IS s1,o09, and the maxi
mum S2l,O00.
The report Of the grand jury fails Ike
d thunderbolt. None Of the interested
railroads expected that any indictment
would be returned against them. Each
company had disclaimed, with apparent
sincerity. the possibility OF any criminal
act in its relations with the grain ship
pers. concerning which its employees had
given testimony before the jury.
II is believed that the companies and
individuals cited with them had received
10 inkiing or the fact that they were be
ing investigated by the nineteen grand
jury men. No member OF either company
was called TO the stand. nor was any OF
the railroad men indicted who had testi-
fed before the grand jury.
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REPUBLICANS WIN IN IDAHO.
Gov. GOOdin Has 1000 Majority.
Says Chairman Brady.

Boise, Idaho. Nov. S.-Chairman James
II. Brady, Of the State Republican Com
mittee, tonight issued the following
statement:
I'VE have now received sufficient re-
turns from every county in the State u
enable US to say that the Republicans
viii have sixteen out Of [-twenty-one mem
hfty-one members OF the house. Gov.
Goodin is elected by over 9,eQ0 majority
and the balance OF the State ticket hv
from 5000 TO 220oO majority. The Repub-
licsns will receive at least nfty--eve
votes out Of seventy-two for United
States Senator"
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BOYD Has a Close Call.

Lincoln. Neb.. Nov. &-Nebraska VIII
send five Republicans and one Democrat
to Congress. The new members are:
Boyd, Republican, and Hitchcock, Demo
crat. Boyd succeeds Mccarthy, and won
by less than SEQ majority. The legislature
viii consist OF 50 Republicans and 43 Dem
ocrsts. The Republicans elect their Whole
state ticket by Ct least l5.oe0
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MORAN IS HOME AGAIN.
BObs Up SereneIy in Boston. and
says He Has Been Sleeping.

Boston. Nov. S.-District Attorney Nor
an arrived in Boston at s o'clock tonight,
a suddenly and Unexpectedly as he dis
appeared on Sunday. He was a psssen-
ger on the Knickerbocker express from
New York, but declined 20 say where n,
had been, adding that he had been sleep
ing most Of the time he has been away
Moran looked much refreshed.
He went 90 the Quincy House, where he
had . conference with Chairman Granville
Mcfarland and T. ". Coakiey, his man
ayers IN the recent campaign and ther
went home. COakley said that the distric
alto. ney would be a candidate for gov
ernor next year Moran added that hC
would himself issue d statement on The
result Of the election in a day or two.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-09
Alabama County Goes Republican,.

Mobile, Ala, Nov. S-For the first time
sihce reconstruction days a county in Ala
hama has gone Republican. In Winston.
the smallest county in Alabama, every
Democrat was defeated.
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Non.ana HeaviIx RenubIican.

Helena, Mcnt, Nov. S.-With the returns
practically complete, the next Legislature
will stand seventy-eight Republicans and
twenty-five Democrats. TIE legislature
viii choose q successor to Senator W. y
f7ia-lr
The Washington herald., 1906-11-09
PIANOS PRICED LOW
Best Makes of UprishtS at
Ridiculous Figures.

Chickerins. Chase. Bradbury. Webster
SteiI way, Price + Teeple. and Other
Standard Make UpriLhts and Grands-
slightly used-tc so as Low as SIS, Sis.
S13s. sl55. Si7s. and Sl95-Instruments
Of This Chars ter Would Be Cheap At
Double the PrIce.
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Cannon Has Big Plurality.

Danville, H.. Nov. S-OEieial returns
from the Eighteenth district give Speaker
Cannon q plurality Of 100SS. This is 200
more than his Pss;.rality four years ago.
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Ocean Steamships.

Nes York. NoT. s.-Arrisea out La ProTeree. st
Havrc. from New York.
OUTGOING sail SATURDAY: csmpania. Lirepool. z
n. ~ Paul Southampton, n;S a. "a.
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HernId Want Ad.

viii be received at Campbelrs Pharmacy.
18th and Park road. and promptly for
Warded to the main Office.
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NEW JERSEY.

IN. c. Louden'ger, Z. s-Wu. Hughes D.
81. ]. Gardner, B. 7-'R. ". Parker. r.
S-sB. +. Howell. R. s-Legage Pratt, D.
Ar. W. Wood. r. Sc. w. Leake, D.
&c. n. Fowler, B. le-J. A. HaniH. ..
&C u E.,,-ha p
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CLAIMS OF SHERMAN
Several Close Districts Are
Included in Totals.
lands LOSES IN INDIANA
Democrats DO Not COncede Several
Places in Missouri, One in Ken
tucl<y, and Hope Others Which Are
Close May BE Decided I'm Their
Favor-Figures as Given Out.

According 10 the claims OF Chairman
Sherman. OF the Republican Congl ession-
al Committee, sent out from New York
early this morning. the Republicans Will
have a majority OF fifty-four In the next
House Of Representatives
This claim, however, does not seem to
be founded on facts. 50 far as established
by the returns up to the present time.
It does not include several admittedly
close districts in Missouri. which are still
in doubt. and where at least one contest
Is likely to be made.
Another doubtful district is found in
Indiana, where. in the EleYenth, the cleo
tion OF Frederick lands IS claimed by
the Republicans, but the latest count
shows that George W. Rauch, Of Marion.
has received a plurality.
In Kentucky the Democrats claim the
election Of James Richardson. in the Third
Congressional district, although the Re
publican figures count upon the election
Of a D. James.
Even should ali these contested dis
tricts eventually be decided as Demo
cratic, the Republicans viii stiH have a
majority of nifty
Following are the Cengressmen-elect,
according to Sherman's figures:
ALABAMA
Dist Dist
1--G. ". Taylor. q. 6-R. P. H5bson. D.
"A. A. Wiley. d. ~. L. Burnett, D.
s-'H. D. Clayton. D. s-sW. Richardsou, D.
E-W. r. Craig. D. 80. ". Underwood, ID.
5-sT. J. Hehin D.
ARKANSAS.
l-sR 3. Macon. d. sc C. Reid. u.
IS. Brundige. T. D. s-sJ. T. Robinson. D.
John C. Floyd. D 7-'R N. Wallace. D.
LW. B. Crasens. D.
CALIFORNIA
Nv. +. Englebr't R. 5-sE. a. Hays r.
2-'D. Z. McKinlay r. 81. c Nesd6am. r.
81. r. Knoviand, Il. 7-'Janos MeLsehlin, r.
4-'Julius Kahn, D. SIS. c. Smith Z.
COLORADO.
At large-G. ". Cook r.
l-'R. ". Bonynse R. w. A Haggott, L.
CONNECTICUT.
At Iarge-'G. L. LII IN d. speay. r
Icy, R. Sc ". Higgins. R.
l--E. 3 Henry. r. 4-'E. J. Hin. r.
DELAWARE.
st lafge-.Hi-am 4. Burton. R.
FLORIDA.
is. II. Sparkman. d. 3-'W B. Lamar, D.
Frank CLARK. d.
GEORGIA.
&c; c; EdvaTds D 5-sGordon Lee D.
2-sJ. NJ Grigg. D. s-4W. ". Howard, D.
1-'E b Lewis, d. st. II. Bel. d.
--W. c. Adamson, D. lG-~T. ". HardEick. D.
5-'L- f. Livingston. ID. iI-sW. G. Brantloy.
&C L. Bartlett, D.
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NEW YORK.

Wv. ~. Cocks, r. O-~T. W Bradley. Z
&c. W. Lindsay. D. 2i-ssmuel Mcmillan, r.
sc. T. Dunwcn. L. 25-sW. II. Draper, r.
&C. B. Law. X &c. c. Hisgen, d.
sc. z. Waldo, r. At W taucniid 2.
e-W- NJ Calder. L 9-Cyrus Durey. r.
III. J. Fitzgerald. d. 2S-tSeoTgs Maloy. 4.
SD. J. RiOrdan, d. III 5. Sherman, r.
9-'H. 81 GOldfosie, ID. IL L. Knapp X.
10-'William SulzeT, ID. eg-sM. Z. Drisoou, Z.
u-C. V. Eornes. ID. so-sJ. W Dwight, +.
l2--W. 3. GooErapr d. SIS. Z. Payne. K
B-'HerbeTt Parsons, r. S2-'J. B. Perkins r.
H-William WiIlett T. -. ss-'J s. Fsssett r.
l5-'J. Van V. Olcott T. SIP. A. Porter, d.
ie-F, p. Harrison D. sSsW. II, Ryan, u.
INV. s. Beunet- 4. SD. 3 Alo1aIa1c!. X.
Isl A. Goulden, ID. sT-'E. 3. V-eelsnd. r.
l9-'J. Z. Andrls r.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-09
SEEK DRYDEN 'SSCALP
Strong Opposition Develops
TO New Jersey Senator.
HE LOSES HIS OWN COUNTY

Southern Part Of state Saves the
Ticket and Now Claims RepreseR-
tatiOn-COIby VIII Not Put Name in
NOminatiOn-Party Bordering on a
spIit-GOv. stokes NOneOmmittaI.
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TEXAS-

UTAH.
~ large-'JoseTh Howell. T.
VEPNONT.
I'D. r. Foster. r
e-'ktttredss Haskirs, Z.
VIRGINIA.
Nv. A J0nss. ID. 6-'Carter Glass. d,
2-sH. L. Maynard ID. 9--James Hay, d.
3-'John Lamb. D. 81. T. Rixey. L.
AZ. r. Lsssiter. d. s-~CznpbeI Slenp. L
5-E. ". Saunders. D. lg-'H. D. Flood, D.
WASHINGTON.
AZ laTge-'W. Z. Hun At larzt-'F. u. Clsh.
phrey, z. usu, r.
at laTgs-sW. L. Jcues,
r
WEST VIRGINIA
Nv p Hubbard r. 4-H. c Wociyesg. e.
2-(5eorye c. sturgiss. r. 81. A. Hughes. l.
3-sJ. Il. Gaines, 4.
WISCONSIN.
IN. g. Cooper, r. ~ J. Esah. 2
- NJ Nelson. r. 81 H. Davidson, R.
81. ". Murphy, =. e-Gustave Kuesternan
4-W. J. Cary f. r.
s-sW h stafford, r. io-E. 4. Morse &.
sc. H Weisss u. u-sJ J. jenkins, r.
WYOMING.
~ iarge-'F. ". MondeI. e
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NORTH CAROLINA.
NORTH DAKOTA
OHIO

Al lsrge-'T. +. Mar At large-'A. J. C-onna
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PENNSYLVANIA.
RHODE ISLAND
l-'D. L. .. Granger. d. "a. B. Capron, K.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
SOTTH DAKOTA
TENNESSFE

st ilrge-Pmlo Hzil5 Il. At larse-W. H. Parser.
R.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-09
CUMMINs WINS BY 22.45s.

WYOMING.
~ isrge-'F. ". Mondsl. &.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Nv. P Hubbard, r. 4-H. c. Woodyeag, E.
2-Georye c. sturgiss. f. 81. A. Hughes. L.
3-sJ. Il. Gaines, r.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-12-27

Williston, \ D.-The inquest
over the body OF Michael Thomp.
son has been completed. The
verdict Of the coroner's Jury was
that death was caused by blows
struck by Julius Tvsven and
Blake Gage. All appearances
are that it was a case of murder
Of the fOulest kind. Warrants
have been sworn out in Valley
county, Mont, for the arrest OF
the guilty parties on the COM
plant of Coroner G. NJ. Thomas
of WilliSton, \. d. Under Sheriff
Hall with deputy Steele at Mon
dak, are making the arrests of
the guilty parties, who will be
held in custody without bail.
Thompson's body was shipped
east Saturday night in company
with his brother, Owen Thomp.
son, of Badger, Ia.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-12-27

to this country, one firm, the
Renwald Land Agency (whose ad
appears in this issue) having
sold over 5000 acres in quarter
section tracts to persons coming
from outside the state, and the
coming year promises to bring
. greater results than ever obtain
Ell before. And with the influx
OF immigration promised for the
coming season, there can be no
doubt that the land in this won
derful rich section will soon be
brought to the price at which it
should now be selling.
And the vast empire Of Imper-
ial Ward county, with it's 5000
square miles OF territory, and the
city Of Minot, will undoubtedly
be the objective point Of thous-
ands Of those who take up the
cry of "Westward ho!" and 20 to
seek and actually find their for
tunes.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-12-27

For chapped and cracked hands moth
ing is quite as good as an application Of
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Put it on
before going to bed, use an old pair of
gloves and see what a difference the
morning will bring. Sold by McCoY 4
Co, Druggists.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-12-27
Valley Lity Normal News.

The fall term Of school closed
Dec. 14th, for the Christmas va
ca ton. The winter term of
twelve weeks begins Jam. lst.
Reviews have been held during
the past week preparatory to
the examinations for the fall
term. In some classes each stu
dent has been given a topic to
recite upon. La others the re-
views have been written each day.
The students from Minot and
vicinity returned last Saturday
morning for the two weeks vaca.
ton. Among them were Mary
Nal!iD, Jessie Middaugh, Doro.
thea TangedahI, Mamie Gas
mann and Minnie Ferguson.
Pres. Carhart of the Mayville
Normal, Supt. Stockwell, and
Pres. Mcfarland, the committee
appointed by the state normal
school board of management to
repoet to that board on changes
in the normal school courses of
study, met in the city on Dec. Z.
The charges which are about to
take place in the course will make
the work more elective for the
students and more industrial
work will be included.
The latest report from school
is that the public is coming to
appreciate more the work Of
teachers and that there are bet
ter prospects for teachers.
The students were addressed
by Rev. Hutchinson of Casselton
rrin. Aldrich of Phillips Acad-
envy; New Rockford, and Bertha
kurtz Baker, last week. Mrs.
Baker gave a reading, Peer
Gynt, from the Norwegian dra-
matist, lbsen, in the chapel Fri.
day evening. Dec. 9TH, for the
benefit of the students.
The senior girls gave a recep-
ton for the football boys on
Dec. 10th, in the normal school
gymnasium.
The closing rhetoricals for the
fall term were given Dec. Sth.
The program was as follows:
"The Card Index SYSTEM" by
Olive Saunders of Sheldon.
''Henry D. Thoreau," by Rena
Austad of Enderlin. "The Nor
NAL School Girl After Gradua.
tion,' by Mary Port OF Cassel-
ton.
Travelling libraries by Anna
Slater of Sterling.
II 10 noficaa hle a cold Saldnm cnmac
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-12-27
CORONER SAYS
TWAS MURDER

Julius Tysven and Blake Gage
OF Montana Charged with the
Murder of Michael Thompson
at Mondak, by the C0r0ner's
Jury.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-12-27

1t is noticeable cold seldom comes
on when the bowels are freely open
Neither can it stay II they are open
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrnp tastes
as pleasant as maple sugar. Free from
all opiates. Contains Honey and Tar.
Conforms to the National Pure Food
and Drug Law. Sold by McCoY Il Co.,
Druggists.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-26
Our Legislative Ticket

knepper a farmer near Craig'e
mountain. - thorough, weastern, a
strong man, merchant, a scboO!-
teacher, a business man. clean in all
tliings-and representing 40 ring or
faction, Christie, every one knows
Tom Christie-merchant OF Troy,
one of the efficient men OF the county
q good fiuancer, and like
Lorang-one who will do credit to
the county II he goes to the leglsla
ture-an old resident of the Genesee
sectional successful farmer, a shrewd
man
These with senator Jerry Day can
and will do something for Latah,
The same applies to Neg Perez
demectratie legislative ticket which
was chosen, with view to the fit
ness of the men for their position.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-26

What is Rooseveltism, what IL
tarffi reform, what L. all the other
questions which divide the republi.
cans and the democrats, compared
to the question of a pure home, OF q
political freedom; to the question OF
whether Idaho will or will not wear
the Shackles of slave and the dress
Of, a polygamist- while the other
questions are important. they are
not vital this mormon issue is; and
the state republican machine is own
ed body and soul by the mormon
pewer-LooK at it. as noted else
where; then think of the bright men
in the republican party, who have
thrown off partisanship and will not
be collared-If men like, Ex-Governor
Morrison, Judge Richards and Judge
Beatty can support the democratic
ticket, it means that the rank of the
republican party are following the
principles Of Lincoln and the highest
ideals of republicansim by voting the
democratic ticket this fall.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-26
NEz PIERCE

- For State ssDator-M. D, Mills, oil
Lewiston.
For Representatives.. J. Woods,
flo; E, L.. Parker. Of Nea8eEce.. N.
g.. noOneyi Of Mohler; Frank Gaffney,
Of Pierce City; Eben Mounce, of Lew.
istou.
For Shsriff-Hary 'Lydon, of Lew.
SaAna,.
For Assessor-yoseph Kaufman, of
Forest. g.
For Treasurer-A. c. Gross, of
Mohler. ....,
For County AttorneY-Daniel Need.
ham, oftnewistpn.. !
I. For Auditor-A. w. Kroutipger, OF
! Lewiston.
For Probate Judge. H. Waan. of
Spalding.
Eor School Superintendent-D Donald
Mcleod of Kamiah.
For Coroner-Dr. }. ]. Herpington,
Of. Clifford, .......
Is. For County Commissioners District
No. I. John Mccormack, of Tammany:
No. Q. Henry Schlader, of Russell:
No. 8,.Wm. LIE Baron, of Cavendish.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-26

And In Nez Perez it is no better
w. r. Smith was a legislator two
years ago, and his record shows he
stood In with Bishop Hunt, that he
hob nobbed with the mormon elders
In that legislature, and he now de-
clares that the mormon people are
a high moral class, that he didn't
nor don't know OF any cases Of
polygamy- compare this man and
his colleagues to men liked. j. Miller
Frank Gaffney, Z. L. Porter and N.
q. Looney who are pledged to re-
move these evils.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-26

Clerk OF District Court ana A nd
tori ohm w. Thompson.
SherifT-Janses j. Keane.
County Treasurer-Mrss, Harry
Hayes.
County Assessor and Lx-Oficio
Tax Collector ohm Laute rbacn.
Probate JUDGE. G.. Richcreek.
Superintendent of Schools-Mrs.
A. b. Towne. .aJs
County Attorney-Left in hands oil
central COMMITTEES. to- be filed.
County Coroner-Dr. w. HI. Garth
ers y
Surveyor-D. W. Hannah.
The County Commissioners for the
various districts were nominated by
reclamation as follows:
First District-James Bolton.
Second District-Wm HI. Leasure.
Third EistYTet-Andrew Hansen.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1906-10-26

That TO properly eensure Bnrton
French and show that public senti.
ment is against the sale of principles.
il is necessary to vote for Reese Hatta
baugh.
That every Christian organization,
realizing the menace which mormon.
ism. and its evident propagation
among the lower classes. is to the de.
cent life and the pure home, the foun.
dation of America and the boast of
its citizens. have through their leaders
joined hands with the democratic
party to GUST this evil from our state.
That the only way to register ones
opposition to this self evident evil, and
to purify the politics of the state is to
vote against the republican legislative
nominee; is to vote in Latah county
for J. ]. Day, John Lorang. P. H.
Knepper and L. H. Christie; in Neg
Perez county for M. D. Mills, ]. 1.
Woods, E. L. Parker. N. G. Looney,
. ~,
Frank Gaffney, Eben Mounce.
and alsoto vote in both counties for
Reese Hattabaugh.
Throw aside party convictions, cast
away personal feelings and rise to
higher, plane, where principle FREEDOM.
mates, and the individual and the
party sinks to insigniicance when com
pared to the purity of the home, the
welfare of the state, and the right to
enjoy the freedom of al. American
citizen.