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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-03-05
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01

2ompa, iG9lid unl | It'll 9tudnlii.
tags; fir Gotta Hiea, S%ouSnras cot.
fiiite), @uatamoIo uno Nicaraeua
(Oitfiilte), nia Iem'S rleans, tGgltd)
I'm 10 uhr Ibenbs.
Grams. Eocific g o It.
9icnitog, I. Moi - Z llbr Nbenos,
fir Sopaii, @iIom uno Die Ebilip.
pincn, pia Sau Srau5iSco.
Sonntog, 6. Mai - llbr IbenoS,
fir Neuleelano, Allitrolicn, Ncu.Gc.
Ieoonieu, Samoa, Somoii mo Sill.
Snieln, uio San Sran5isco; iiir Sa.
pan, aorcu, China mo Ole Fbilippi.
ncn, oia Gan Sron5iSco.
Gle SranseY acific.Boit ipirh tag.
lid gum gbiabrtsbafen b%ef0roert.
pnb Die 3eit oes YoitidluiieS lit 70
arran9irt, boB Elm nnuuterbrodener
llebcrIano transport ermOglibt
mirh.
50. Sail Sarrts,
HoItmciiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01
IichmGrftc.

Gbicogo, 30. Ipril... Minopieb {:
3uiubr $1,000; Toe. bis 15c. nieOri.
ger; Stiere 40 bis 6.10; Hinber 2.15
bis 40; &iibc $40 bis 4.50; Buffer
$50 bis 400; &Glber $50 bis 800.
Shlueine; 3uiubr $4,000; DC. bis Toe.
nieori9er; leittc bis idmere GAO bis
$50; Scrfcl uno rorlbe $50 bis $50.
Shofe: 3uiilbr $4,000; Zoe. bis Zoe.
bober; Shoic l,25 bis $50; 2Gmmcr
$50 bis $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01
Nnr 1850 Mum %critGrfuno.

@oibington &c, 80. Mpril.
- Us, iucrocn MIR 3uci ReQinleinter,
I'M @an5en 1850 WanL ais 8crit1r.
flung Der in Sou Srun5i&co Iteber.
Den Srtppcn obgeid)idt mCroen, an
itott Der 300 Monn mic uripriings
lid pom General @rcclCp uoroeihla.
gen mo pom &rieQ&OCportcnlent &c.
neblnigt morbcn mar. Sic lritppen,
lpcld)c rad Son 6ran5i&co abgehen
per6en, limo Ons critic &ouullcric-He.
ginlcnt bon Sort Glnrt ul0 Sort
Gam SoltiiolE Scraa, un0 oaS IN
Sort HrilcIl, @uominG itcbcnoc Sn,
iontcrics NcNimcut. Sin Gclcgromm,
morin 0arum gebctcn mlr1c, nm
0le flcinerc 3obl Sruppcn absuien-
oelL Lief I'M &rie9@oeportement pom
General @reclcp Elm, woroui iofort
Ole Orbre IN oieicm Sinne erloiien
mlroc. Scr &cit Der (ruppen Die
uripriinglid) Morid)ororc Crbielten,
bat oel @cfehl erbolten, bis ollf @eir
tercS 5ll uerblcibcn, lpo lie iiub. Die
9eonltcn be0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ipred)cn lid) iiber Die @riinoe oeS
pom @encrul @rcclcp 0Cltclltcn @e.
iudla niht aus, man glnubt biciel-
ben obcr IN oem Wuridc oe& 9iir.
ger.Gomite'S BON Son Grou3isco CT.
bliden 5n miiilcn, Der Hegicrum9 Die
Soften be@ transports ser Sruppcn
Sl criparcn, oan1it ouS @clo ltatt
ociien 5lun @citcn Scr Notbleioenben
pcrWcnoei Iucrocn tonn. Gie SronS.
p~orttpitcn milrhcn iibcr 100000 be,
trogcn bobcn mcldc Summe fir
Den Gintoui bon Hotionen unb ant
ocren Gil9cn, iueld)e Die Notblcibeli-
ocn notbig bobcn, ucrwcnoct mcr'
0cll fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01
@ricibciGroernng mad Dem Mnslanbc,

Die mSldnOiide Eoit fir Die
nit Dem 8. Woi enoenoe @ohc
idlicBt Gin allen S6aen piinftlih)
I'M @uupt-Eoitomt, pie iol9t:
Sic Eadet.Foit lit tGglid bon 9
llbr Worgens bis 8 llbr NadmittogS
oiienL auSgenommen Sonntogs.
Ole Yodet-Eolt nod 9euti6lonh
ld)licbt onl Wontag, Den 30. Ipril,
gbcnoS s llbr; fir @roB . 9riton.
nicn unO Srlano Gienitog uno Srci,
tag 5 llbr glbenos.
9nmpier iobren bon Ncm-2)orf ob,
menn nid)t anocr3 ongcgeben.
o It mad ii 3. II. Central
Mmerifa. @citinoien etc.
GronS Mtlunti f G q 0 it.
Mittmod), .. Otai = fir europa,
per Compiler ga Erouence," uin
Sourc CSoit iiir @roBbritannien II.
Srlano mub per Gompicr go Ero'
pence" oorellirt iein).
Srcitog 4. Woi. - 7 llbr Wor-
gcr5, iiir europa, per Gunpicr st.
2ollis," pio Tlpmoutb mo Gber.
bourg Qoit fir Srlono muiB per
Gompicr nSt. 2oui9" ooreiiirt iein) ;
10 llbr AbcnoS, iiir@uropn, perGom.
pier oGtrlrio". uiu Guecnaiolun.
Eoit iir 9 il 8. un0 Central.
Nmcrifo, " II . SnOien
II. /. 10.
Gienitog, /. Moi - 3 llbr Nod).
mittogS, iiir Samaico, per Sampfer
Don Bolton, 10 llbr abcnDS, %iiirrSna'
qua, @oiti unO Colombia, per 9nnl,
pier o@rocciu;" fir @rc1ooo, Sris
niOaO unb Guiana, per Sampfer
y@rcno0o."
WittmodL 3. Woi - : llbr I6enO3,
iiir @roiilicn, per Compiler Byron.
pia Eernombuco mo Hio Soneiro;
10 llbr Nbenos, fir Bermuda, per
Gompier ~Yretoria"; iiir Cuba, 0u.
cotan llno Gnmpehe, per Gompfer
,GSperon5o;;" iiir Somoico", per
Compiler Don Ebilooelpbio.
Gonncritog, 3, Woi - 10 llGr
9(benbS, iiir Central = gmcrifo, so.
lombio, Banana, Ganol q. Gone MD
Siio , Eociiic . Soien, per Gompicr
uia Colon; iiir Die Bahamas, per
Compiler nSontiogo;" iiir Snogun
uno Somoico, per Gompicr ~Erince
Gitel Sricbrih" 0bcnio iiir Banana
unb bic aonol Gone oobrciiirteEoiD,
fir Neuiumolono, per Gompier Dor!
philadelphia.
Sreitog, 4. Moi &c llbr gl6enoS.
iiir oic Ga Eloto Stooten, perGorl.
pier nSornbpGoitle;;" 10 llbr gbenOS
iiir Curacao mo Gcne5uela, per
Compiler .3ulia;" iiir 2ecparO: u.
@inbporb , ,Snieln mo Guiana, per
Camper nSrinibob;" iiir Eorto Hico
per Gon1picr nGoomo," pio Sou
Sunn; iiir Samaica Banana uno oil
&onol . Conc, unb Golombio. per
Iampier nSrent;" fir Noro . 9roii'
licn, per Gompier- .@rcgorp."
Sic Soft fir Neuiun0lan0, bia
HortG,S pbaep, uno iiir Wiquclon,
ria Bolton, iflieBt biel tiglid) Inn
8 llbr Tnhmittcgs: i!ir Gllbo, bin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01
Baltimore Warft6eridte.
u c III ii / G.

Valttm re, 30. Mpril 1906.
Mcbl. = 3ufubren 10,495 5Giier,
einidlieblid 1884 5Giier 81 Socuit.
Yoint mo 3106 5Giier 81 Canton.
0iiitenperionot - 1Giier. Die DO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01
Scutiue Sd,IuRrQte:

lhel; 8erlonot bon ben Glepatoren
50,116 @uidel; gleuatoreu . 8orrotb
736,723 0uitel. TerfGuie: 10000
9uidel Woi 81 54H, 1000 Npril 81
54A. 1900 Woi su 1924.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01
SECOND CALL.

$4,000 lnitco RpS Ginf CO TT Gtfs).. 8sA
$500 " & & Of Conn Der (Gtis) ....1t0
$4,000 unitcb 9taillpabS SIM. ......... GOA
$4,000 limited HdiIrnps einf. ........ 69A
$4,000 gG Qof Conn 5s20er. ......... OF
5000 VI e e OF Conn der t9tfs) ...... 01h
$1,000 Aeit Va Central Ger .........1O
$1,000 8sVsS |. e. o.. 10. .......,..... 60
$1,000 9iorioli Nh II. 2isbt Der. ...... t02h
$2i50O9ito 3kaer, 1910 106A
$1,000 Gin der 1925 .. ............1l0
$1,000 VI Is 4 Of Conn 4er. ......... 9S&
$1,000 8il 81 II. gu9nftd Ger .......108
% Sraboaro Com free ltoc) =. 80
05 giortbern Central . . ..........100
1917 atianiic 4 e 8igbts .......... 3A
100 Soniion Oil Com ........... rs
800 llniteo Jtps ar Gtis) ........ 15A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01
Mbam 9,usp,s 2etaurant,

VT. IIU4t WDfbs0tn
Ser rNorhoft Sinmeripdbren6er Sauoeretu
bon Baltimore" %berfammelt ib bier ies
beIt Montaa. - @coree Brebm & Cons
Bier an 8apt, nGd beuttder art btreft
bonn Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01

@ssu CIR WeIs uSttia 4sbt. senbet 0nM
@runbeigenibum. Yerf9pieVenbeit. Seine
9eibaeindfts. Wietboben. MI. ArtmeF, ~. 100,
NsyS.Haea.etrahs, /. SIR. 2annorp' BUILDING.
(aprtit6-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01
@erlan9t int M%asemeincn.
0uIt uuo QuaiS:
9eutidjcs srbeits. WadmetIuncs.y h reau,

Btr. 219. Siio.S barp.e traBe, mnisr Der auiibt
Der y8eutfben @efeufdaft". :. 9ieieniaen, Die
beutfhe 9anoiuerier. srbeitcr uno Sienitboten
bu betddltigen ,uiinften, iuoIIen fMb perf1nlid
poer In frdnfirten Vriefen an ben Ngeuten Der
Befeuitait. Subann .. Wiener, Rr. 219. Glib.
GBarps StraRe, Wenben. nelber unentaeltlit
g~lusiuillt eribeiIen pirb. Sprebftunoen bon 1
bis g llbr. Sah28,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01
!Seutiae Sd)luBratc:
gerfauie an Der bieliaen gffeften.
06rie.
FIRST CALL.

$4,000 llniteo AniIipabS @inf. ......... 90
$4,000 Gcabuaro 5'i0br Der :. .......1O3
$4,000 Georgia u. alabannGoni Der. .110A
$4,000 llniteo 9DS einf Cg I Gtis) -. G7N
$1,000 llniteo NbS SIM % I 9tis)... 6s
$1,000 llniteS Ruilipaps 4er .......... 02
$1,000 Cotton Iuci Ser d. a. ........... "a
$4,000 Wacon JtniItpab IL. Iigbt Ser. . 100
425 llniteo StDS or etis) ........ 151a
so gsortbern Central ......... 100
i76 Souiton Oil Com ............. TX
10 @larplano II. Vennd .......... e7
200 gIuntic Is & Riebts .......... 3A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01
Sm beu.


Slid uno SerGniiauness Sbore am Colgate
Gtabt aelegen. (Seuti6e SamiIten beionoers
behorslet.) Nah5nfroeen bel 9ierre 6. 9usau
4 NepbeW. 9r: 16, Sit.aeginstonss trahe.
(gpril7-1Wt)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01
Canton uub StsbIaubtptum u.
Nocr'c ,GoclpcibsNanc,"
Snit. n INIT pruuc. Suufpr

MurDIauo 1elepbon ~ 81 st..
Salirtlllartier oeS Srinl9oereino ,SoeIs
WeiB," nSumen &ereil3 oeS SocIpeif. "
nGantpns Goullupe gr. 445. !. 3. s."
nSrientnlsS iiirift5 Gr. los. >. u.sN.," II.
.Ganion Spars .&ergHiigun9a sTereius. "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01
3n Derfaufcn.


Ntne TAME berfhleubert elm fur5e Belt ges
brun6ieS lltaba9onD .~llpriebt @rano Tinno"
tiir SID; fofteie $500 Iehie gSeibnndbter. So
hrtfdllfenESdrdiltie unb SuiitlIIig oorgcBeipi.
Sin falt neucS importirtes Observation-Disclosures
fir $50; Ioitetc 500. Rripnibnu5. Gad5us
tra0ell III Hr. 2fU2, MeGunub'S trafe.
C0toif 4 NH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01
Sutu Nrau,is ,,Y0der.Serberae,"

Wr. I35' XoTri}nu.' uebr Trrinatou .etr.
SEQ. @hntber, f., Brousgo.'S Nier anl
3apf. @urrier Guilfb bon 12 bis 1 ubr
Gdtmitiuas. IIe heutiben S1der i'uo
5unI Beiube eineeIaben. 9. Il Y.s2eIe.
pbpn - Wtt. YeruuH G03 q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01

@ei5en, - 3uIubren 1884 Vlt-
id)el; 8crionot bon Den Glepatoren
1880 9llldel; Glepotoreu . 8orratb
319,054 9ulbel. 8erfaufe: 1000 BIT
libel Woi 5u 81 5000 Stcomer Nr.
= rotbcr Spot au 1874.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01
Senrn H AisinIa Aarnnmrnn,
saIob Gies' ,W,elobte.Saae,"

Rurouft.Gde Der 2Dp. uuS Sprrf.etr.
Sauptoudrtier beS Sefangperein5 rWelo'
bic. Gineitutoen teben 9ouneritaasIbeno.
8erfanimliingen bes nGeutcnnial Wteeger'
Yereins" ieben .. urb 4. 9ienftae I'm
Wtonat. Ielepbon - Wtt. 9cruph 1855 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01
Seniige S6luBrate:

libel; ans Den Glepotoren 5uriidge5os
gen 7779 0uidel; Glepotoren.8or.
rotb 150,S2O 9uid)el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01

Hoggen. 3ulubrcn 1743 gu.
libel; aus Den Glepotoren 5nriidge5o-
gen 1854 9uihel; Glepotoren.8or
ratb 76,509 9uidel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01

III uerf0ufen:
Cine COTTAGE in 9Saberlb nit fehS 3imncrn;
ole @~eeuemliffeiten; nieoriee gusaa6en uno
tdb0ne YarO. Wran d%orefftrc: ,SpI A. ST."
expedition oieirs SIattcs. 02D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01
Steacnseiude.


StfIf9tfldl:
Sin iultacr Ntann ln6t SteIe; Snl3arbeit.
nit Fferoen ooer auf'S Gano. giuh5ufraaen
in Hr. 1902, Milcor.strafc. Q10-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01
S9miot's ,GiheufrnuS.Nan

{ SarpiorurijCr bee nNaUern SIR. sult Ser
ems" o@ihenfrdn5 Sunlcn = 8ereinS."
Canton Snlmerp. 9inus II. 2eiboerein5."
.9euiihe Gemiltb!i6tcii" uno .Setpers
9onflnOc 9ir. AIS, !. 9. s." Strides
{ &ier gu ieber Seii. - e.. 4 y, Ielepbuu:
. 2Solfe 1913 Z.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01

Su perfaufcn:
gSe9cn @cihdit9nerdnoeruna ein @roccrhs,
MeIsds uno FropiItonSspaoen outer llmidb.
$50? lagt Die expedition bicics @iatteS.
G17-22)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01

J gNuIfe 32S =.
5 GBrlng'S ,Gantpn 2ieberfran5'Sane."
I Gtbmeit.G6e B. ctr. u. Sdit.NOe., Canton
! Sulpiauartier oes Misunderstanding.
! Ginaitunoe jeoen Mitnurh glbeno. Ser
} flag g6eno. .9tationaI".Bi' am Sapt.
) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wolfe 1853 g..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01

8. Spabn'S 2etauraut,
Fr. 923, Iurb.9eens, ode Mntbuub.Str.
8eriamnlIunGslofal oes r@niDnia : 9on'
elanss Nr. 500, 5. S..$y" sStenben.St'
ftrifts 9fr. 1906" nGG)ilers9iftrifts gr.
1903. 3. u.sS." uno s9iitrifts gtr. 80.
5. u.s9" Salle an 8ereine Al bermie'
then. Seinfie Niere, gSeine uno anoere
3etrdilfe. IeIepBpu: &. & q. Bolfe 500 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01

@erlaugt:
Sin oeutiheS Midbhen liir allaemeine 0ausi
arbeit. 9tn D5uirneeu i'll Hr. 2S35, Fart'pooo'
giueuuc. tZi-"l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-01
g~crlauat: Trancn nnS Mab4cn.

Veriangt:
Gin Wsdo6eu fit nlgenretne 9onSarnell
BON hrei Reriuncn. 9iad5u ira9en in Hr22'''
Maoiiuu.Npc. R<l'
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31
". II. HODsON,


Was born in Portland, Oregon, Nov.
"a, 1863. When small boy his parents
moved to the vicinity of Salem, Marion
county, where he grew to manhood.
After finishing the public schools he
attended the Willamette University
where he graduated with the class OF
1885. He began, as a great many
young men often do, teaching school in
his home district, where many of his
old school-mates attendedlhis school.
In 1888 he came to this state, il
being territory then, and took charge
of the public school at Goldendale,
Klickitat county, where he taught for
about ten years. Seeing an opportun-
ity in Adams county he came here in
1900, settling on a homestead in the
southwestern part of the county, where
he has been successful farmer for
the past six years.
Mr.. Hodson has had two years ex-
perience in the Office of Assessor of
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31
JOHN TRUAx
Republican Nominee for the Office Of
County School Superintendent

John Truax is essentially self-made
man, having secured by his own efforts
thorough high school and university
education. His record in this respect
is an inspiration to young men and
young women who are looking toward
higher education as means of fitting
themselves for lives of greater useful
ness.
He began teaching nine years ago in
rural school in Michigan at the age
of nineteen. His ability was quickly
recognized and the next year he was
employed to take charge of the gram
mar department of the graded schools
of Centerville, Mich. This position he
resigned at the end of two years to
enter the University of Michigan,
where he remained four years as a
student in the literary and law depart
ments.
After completing his college course
l-he decided to locate in Washington and
came to Adams county the same year.
He has taught in and near Lind and
during the past year he taught a nine
months term in the Michigan Prairie
(Sutton) school east of Hatton. In
each and every position he has given
entire satisfaction. Several of his pu-
pills last year secured eighth grade
diplomas and all of these are now at
tending high schools in Eastern Wash
ington.
Mr.. TruaX is not politician and has
never sought public Office before. He
possesses all the legal requirements for
the Office of superintendent, holding a
Washington first grade certificate and
first grade certificates from Michigan
and Idaho as well. He is man of
strong mental equipment, is thoroughly
modern in his methods of teaching and
is capable of giving the county an ex-
cellent school administration. Ifelected
he will give his undivided personal at
tention to his official duties.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31

Klickitat county and the people of
Adams county will make no mistake in
electing him assessor of this county.
He has always been republican and
is man of sterling character, being
public spirited, he is always leader
where ever he is known.
w. H. Hodson, the Republican candi-
date for Assessor, says the Lind Leader,
is in the northern part Of the county
this week getting acquainted with the
people whom we hope to see him serve
as assessor next year. We have had a
close personal acquaintance with him
for the past five years and assure the
people that during that time we have
fonnd him a thorough gentlemen, one
with whom it is a pleasure to do bust
ness because he knows how, which is
an essential element in county official
Having had four years experience as
deputy assessor of Klickitat county
gives him good working knowledge of
the office. A vote for Hodson will be
for splendid man for the place Lind
Leader.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31
ChAS. f. AMSBAUGH.
Republican Nominee For County
Auditor.

The candidate of the Republican party
for auditor of Adams county is the in
cumbent of that Office, Chas. E. Ans
baugh. He was elected to that office
two years ago from Lind, where he
had lived for many years, and at the
time of his election as auditor he was
city clerk of that town, where he was
also engaged in the real estate and in
surance business. As county auditor
he has made friend of every taxpayer
with whom he has had business rela-
tions, and his conduct of his office has
been most efficient and up to date in
every way. His methods are system
attic and he is invariably the same aft
able and efficient officer and the public
and the county will, we think, show
their appreciation by re-electing him
by large majority.
Two years ago we told the people
that Mr.. Amsbaugh was thoroughly
we'll qualified man for county auditor
and that if they elected him he would
make good" In his conduct of his
Office. since he has been auditor we feel
safe in saying that every patron of the
auditors Office will agree with us that
he has made good"
We solicit for him the support of all
fair-minded voters and can promise
them, on his behalf and in his name,
he will continue, if elected, to "make
good"
The recent Democratic County Con-
vention could not find man willing to
make the race against him as all fair
minded men realize the excellent man.
ner in which he has conducted his office
but subsequently few Ritzville DEM
ocrats persuaded young, inexper-
fenced man from Weber, a Mr.. McCol-
lum, to make the race against Mr..
Amsbaugh. Mr.. McCollum, being I'M
used to the ways of Ritzville Democra-
cy, consented only to find that some of
his friends(?) who persuaded him to
make the run against Mr.. Amsbaugh
are actually supporting the latter.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31
Almost unaided

the coming session. Almost unaided
he postponed the operation of law
abolishing third grade teachers GER
tifcates which if passed, would have
raised the cost of schools at least one
third and greatly increased the difficulty
Of finding teachers for the smaller
districts. He was probably given
more important committee assign
ments than any representative Adams
county has sent for number of years,
was factor in the senatorial contest,
kept himself free from all suspicion Of
jobbery and was respected by all as an
industrious, conscientious member.
The coming session will bring up many
matters of Importance to the citizens
of Adams county. The railroads will
test the commission bill in every way
possible, the tax commission will
present new methods of taxation. the
sack-making machinery at the peniten-
larry must be increased and new legis:
lation to better distribute the sacks
passed, the road law must be finally
settled, some legislation must be Sc
cured to overcome the weeds and pests
in our wheat fields, bank regulation
bill will come up and probably the
friends of Tacoma will try to remove
the capitol with its accompanying ex-
pense.
Mr.. Bassett has the experience in
legislation and with men which fit him
to deal with all these problems. His
business interests are probably more
varied than those of any other man in
the county. He is at home in banking,
mercantile and farming departments.
He is very public spirited, the founder
of the Ritzville public library, mode
of its kind; the first president of the
Ritzville chamber of commerce, and
always ready to respond to all calls for
the benefit Of the community. He is
ready and effective speaker, used to
political life, Industrious and above re-
proach. He makes friends easily
seldom loses them, while he never
allows himself to have an enemy.
During the coming session, with nc
senator to elect, political considerations
will give place to business matters
and without any disparagement to the
candidate on the other ticket we fee
sure that Mr.. Bassett could give the
county so much better service as to be
entitled to a unanimous vote of all goot
citizens.
For this Office the Democratic Con
vention nominated a Mr.. Offutt, OF
near Lind, man of good moral habit.
but with absolutely no legislative ex
experiences and judging from his re
cent letter to the county press, devote
of legislative capacity. Fortunately
however, his candidacy is taken more
as joke than any thing else and thu
voters.will doubtless so consider it.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31
J. D. BASSETT.
Republican, Candidate For Repre-
sentative.

1t gives the JOURNAL great pleasure
to remind it's readers that Mr.. j. D.
Bassett is the candidate of the Repub-
licau party for representative once
more. In the last session Mr.. Bassett
fully fulfilled his pledges to work for
the interests of Adams county. From
the first of the session he was one of
the leaders in the fight for the railroad
commission and introduced the first
commission bill, containing many new
and valuable features, on which the
bill which was finally passed was based.
The final passage of the bill which will
probably prove the most beneficial leg
islation to the farmers of eastern
Washington of any passed for years,
was due as much to him as to any men,
of the legislature. He introduced and
and succeeded in carrying through the
house the bill for the better regulation
of banks, line of Legislation in which
his experience made him an authority.
Both parties in their state conventions
have complimented him by demanding
the passage of his bill during the COM
ing session.
He introduced and succeeded in car
rying through, in spite of strenuous
opposition on the part of the city in
surance companies, the bill for the in
corporation of the Adams County Mu-
tual Fire Insurance company, WHICH
REDUCES THE COST OF INSUR-
ANCE TO THE FARMERS OF
ADAMS COUNTY AT LEAST ONE
HALF. At his suggestion the laws
concerning bank checks was amended
TO CONFINE ITS OPERATION TO
CHECKS PASSED WITH INTENT
TO DEFRAUD, changing law which
might have been dangerous, to one
proving every week of great benefit
to the business classes of the state.
He was chairman of the committee
appointed by the members from east
ern Washington to draft road bill,
which he hopes to see passed during
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under Fremont, Pope and Mcclellan
respectively. He is a member of the
Grand Army of the Republic.
He was educated at the Normal Col
lege at Lebanon, Ohio, and has been a
practical engineer for forty-two years,
having served in the employ of the
Union Pacific railroad company for a
long time in the Rocky mountains. His
fitness and ability is surpassed by none.
A vote for aim is vote for one of
the ablest and most efficient surveyors
and civil engineers in the state of
Washington. Adams county needs his
services and the voters are earnestly
asked to cast their ballots for him.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31
]. F. MOBERLy
Republican Candidate for the Office
of Surveyor.

j. F. Moberly is lifelong Republi-
can and served Uncle sam for three
and half years as first sergeant. He
answered Lincoln's first call and was
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-31

| write fire insurance in the best COM
panies in the U. S. List your farm
with me- Money loaned on farm land.
Prove up before me. Terms reasonable.
j. l.. CROSS, Ritzville.