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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-20
SOCIALISM UNVEILED.

There socialists this country as well as
in Europe TO the devou and Christian who be-
@ea n the social rule, and practices the self sacrificing
Jesus and to the blatant atheist motive is envy of
his industrious neighbour socialist without
discrimination applied to all who inequalities in existing
social conditions and advocate changes social practice
as will bring conditions.
There arc socialists whose programme moth
ing more violent that the teaching of the gospel good will
TO all mankind; and socialists whom crime is too re-
usve ii itcan be used to force wealth There
socialists in all walks of ife all religious bodies and in
none among all political parties among foreigners who
have vote.
Socialism political propaganda its varieties
and degrees. But development through series
of years. the tendency extreme and radical form
becomes at apparent. Beginning demands for
pubic ownership the initiative and referendum de-
batabe propositions it rapidly changes demands
lutte anarchy and revolution abhorrent alike all
eminent Socialists of the humanitarian type sometimes
deceived into supporting the party but socialist
party such is made radicals and radicals only while
often the put office are emagoges of the
most dangerous type
If demonstration of these were needed has
been furnished by the nomination William d. HAYWOOD for
of Colorado Haywood is in Jail Idaho He is
charged with hiring thugs Elk Governor Stem
enber and considered extremist blatant type
Yet this is the the socialists have nominated
of great state and they their of eectng
him and then sending Idaho from a and hack
to Colorado
is fortunate for Colorado that has been nom
mated The veil has been stripped from hypocrca preten
sions Honest socialists that is who honestly pity the
conditions of the and willing make for
their betterment will be repealed by the the plat
form There is for social beerment country m
from the hands of political party no matter
what its name that advocates disorder and law breaking
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-20
THINK 1T OVER

b" also ran.
To resolute not to resoute that is the question
Harmony, oh g'wan- Fight it out, what's the
dough.
The first requisite of successful campaign manager to
claim everything in sight
If Harry Thaw desires be thought he should hire
somebody to do his talking.
From present indications there will as much of demand
for an ice wagon at Pocatello as for band wagon
Several prominent local politicians have cards hanging on
their office desks this week which read hs my busy day
These dog days Every dog has his day. tire cats take
the night and the question u.s. whether what left after nsr
ance agents and book peders through is living
few days Mr. Borah reported still coming but
this morning told that he has already arrived His
press bureau will have to stand still mark time until
the remainder of the procession arrives.
BY WIRELESS TELEGRAPH
Lewiston on the Snake July 90 1906
Fourth Street the Deppo
Sign of the Roaring Lion
Hon. W. f. Borah senatorial aspirant
Boise, Idaho
Boys have opened harmony headquarters but
the genemanly ushers Borah button It's great
scheme Mr. Banum right; in politics as elsewhere there
is sucker born every minute
LEWISTON MORNING TRIBUNE
ITO be filed in after August l.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22

Present Quarters Too Cramped For
Their GROWING Business.

Hoover Bros, the photographer, have
purchased from Mrs. Lula Miller the
lots fronting on Call street just east Of
the Odd Fellows building. The purpose
of the purchase is to secure more com.
modious quarters for their growing
business and they will shortly begin the
erection of building especially de-
signed for a photograph gallery. The
building will be one-story, 30 feet wide
by fifty feet long and will probably be
built Of artificial stone. making it .
very attractive structure.
As photographers the Hoover Bros,
have few equals in the state and their
reputation for high-grad work is rapid
iy extening with the result that il il
not unusual for persons who are
discriminating in their tsstes to come
long distances to have them do their
photography. During the past week u
lady came with her children from
town IS miles away especially to have
work done by these artistic photog-
raphers. Their studio is a drawing card
for the town and everyone is pleased by
their business gn With and prosf 0|Ny.
When they get inA their new building
they will have one of the best appointed
studios in the state.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22
CAPITALISTS DuY LAND NEAR s1ARKE.
~ unl noan nuch ier Starke In
oor Future.

Through the activity of our live rca
estate dealer. Cpl. @. L. Peek, some yer,
important deals In lands here have bee,
recently closed.
A Western Arm, reported to be wortl
four million dollars. has purchased sew
eral thousand acres Immediately east
northeast, north and northwest of our
city.
Ool. Peek has closed another sale of
ten thousand acres east of town, and
several other smaller deals in laid.
Things ere coming our way with no
snail hand. These investments are sig.
nincnnt and mean . great deal for us In
the near future. Many small sales Of
strawberry lands for actual settlers have
also been recsotly made. Town lots
and Improved residence lots are in de.
mand and arc being purchased. In tho
way Of residsuoes the demand is greater
than the supply.
In every instanoe where Q reasonable
offer he's bsen made and accepted sale
followed.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22
Negro Found Dead.

Joe Carter, q half witted negro, was
found dead In his cabin at Lawtey FIJI
DAY morning. A negro laborer who
went mp to the cabin for water made
the md and at once reported the mat
ter sheriff Bennett was summoned,
bnt decided that no inquest was ueees-
ssry and tbs hedy WAS buried.
Carter had not been seen Tor . few
dsys and It is supposed he had been dead
Tor some time.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22
Gard From Hr. Fielding.
Editor Bradford County Telegraph

Editor Bradford County Telegraph:
! ask space in your paper to thank
sn my friends In Bradford county for
their support In the last primary. AL
though ! was defeated by only thirty
one votes in the entire circuit, I accept
the result gracefully, and beg to assure
the people of my county that 1 am very
grateful for their votes.
Within few days I will move my
Law offices to the Wills Building, next
door to the Bradfoad County Telegraph
ofiice, where will be glad to wslcoms
all my friends and win give prompt and
careful attention to any legal business
which may be entrusted to me.
Yours very truly.
THos. w. FIELDING.
stsrke. Fla, June 2ist. 1905
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22
fhreatsnsd 10 Use Gums.

Something Of a sensation was created
on Call street Tuesday morning by the
appearance Of J. q. Carter and James
Clark with shot guns. which they
threatened to use on one another. They
had wordy alteration earlier In tho
day and both went for their guns.
Judge Wills, of the circuit court, was
the first ofiioer to hear that threats had
passed between the men and shortly
after they returned to Call street he
went 10 thcm and ordered them To
disarrn. Mxrshal Austin came on tho
scene while the Judge was talking with
Carter and was instructed to take
charge Of tho guns. This prompt action
put al end to the difficulty.
Gases were docketed agaillst each of
them In the mayors court aud they
will have to answer to charge Of
disorderly conduct. The cause of their
quarrel u not known.
Clark IL y travelling machine and
stove repsirer, who hss made starke his
headquarters for several months. Carter
is well known farmer and strawberry
grower.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22
BANK BUILDING CONTRACT AWARDED.
]. A. Wilson Of jacksonville Win Do
The Work,

The contract for the erection of n
building for the Bank of Starke has
been awarded to j. A. Wilson, of Jack
sonville, who built the factory building
for tho Starke Ice Company. Tho
directors Of the new bank have had
difficulty In finding u contractor. IL
was expected that the building would
have been completed by this time. Mr..
Wilson will start the work next Mon
day and is to have the building CON-
pleted ut the earliest possible moment.
The building Is to be one story, but
tho unusually high ceiling will make
the building nearly ~ tall ~ the or
dinary two.story building. II is to be
finished in white pressed brick and will
be an attractive structure.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22

j. g. MOAett returned. 10 he homo Ia
Jacksonville Tuesday. after spending q
week with his wife who u Ut Hotel
Worthington Tor the summer.
Mrs. vsnDsvsnter, Misses Pearl Ool.
son. Emily vanDsventsr. Cora Lynn.
Mr.. and Mn. eamasl T. Deli. Glen
Stringfsllow. Lee Oolsou, o. B. Boyd
aud Sandy 0EAham, of Gainesville, wers
guests Of the New Hossl Worthington
Saturday and Sunday. returning 10 thsil
homes Monday. sfteF vsSy pleasant
outing,
The river ID falling very fast, The
springs and swimmiue pool ase In OK.
cellent oondltiou.
O. q. Wsthsrinstoa, of Nswberry,
spent Sunday here with his family.
Mn. Westbrook, Of Williston, y VI
iting Mrs.. q. O. Wstheringtoa Tor Z
few days.
Charles d. Mc0regor. assistant man.
ager for The Lamb Shoe and Clothins
Co., Nswberry, spent LAT week at
Worthington Springs recupsrating from
Q slight attack Of rheumatism.
DR.. Tomlinson, q Lake Butler, VIII
begin at onoe the erection Of . nsw
drug store 1t the 0pesnes.
The store building end pool room of
Wells q Lamb ere nearly completed.
Oapt. J. "; YSls g.; jAHeadiag .
few days with Charlie Wells at Als.
aChua.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22

Heasy Ostsen snd John AhevuA1hy
spsut Sunday IN Wasd Clty.
Jsass Byrd asd lss oasssasy ~ %
the ack VT this week.
Charley Dast. AassA 0stasn an1
Oliver Dyal haA . plsaaAae bssgy ~
Sunday sveninG.
We hsvs aabhssh scheol hsss every
Sunday st . p, =.
1ysaas pyal. Nasthsv - 1ahs1
Vna1Is s11enAs1 ~ ~ ssean suouog
o6nanpssa Oity ~ yH1a1 ulGht.
- Mn sssass . ~ - oas1aV
svsaAag. 4
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22
ITS FIRST YEAR VAS A SUCCESS
Character aad Sespe q ne Flerld,
Colleoe for Wonoo q ISllslsssea

UOtIol IUr WUUU0 u IolDou0SS8Vs
The catalogues Of the Florida Female
College are now being distributed
throughout the state. This prospectus
is neat booklet Of is0 pages. and sets
forth the many excellent advantages
which Florida has provided Cor her
girls and young women.
The faculty Ii composed Of, twenty.
one able men and women. and the insti.
tutioa maintains four colleges or schools,
as follows: The college Of liberal arts.
in which all OF the advanced branches
Of a high college oourse are taught, and
degrees conferred; the school Of indus
trial arts. where instruction is given In
cooking. sewing. gardening and house.
hold economies; the school for teachers,
in which our young women may b
trained for the highest efficiency in the
public school service; the school Of fne
arts, embracing instruction in all
branches Of music, such - history.
theory, voice, piano. violin, pipe organ,
ETC.. drawing and painting. clay model.
ing, designing and carving, and elocu.
tion, ontosy and physical culture.
It ID quits certain that no state In the
South hes provided superior opportu-
mites for the best and highest devel-
opment Of her women than Florida has
done in this college. This b - Il should
be. The best 10 not too good for our
girls. Women, more than mon, ex-
ercise the greatest influence upon So
ciety and citisenship.
During the arst session Of the college.
just closed, thep were COS young
women. from - many - thirty.seven
counties Of the state, In attendance
truly . good showing tor the Arst year.
The new catalogue viii be cent on
application 10 the pvssldeut ov sscretary
Of the college, at TAllahassee.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22


EDITOR TlLEaRArH:
! ask yoa for . littls space in your
excellent paper to tell the good Chris
tian people that ! am aware that some of
the churohss intend 10 elect me to take
charge Of them. whom the call confer
ence couvenes In september next. To
the kind people who thus wish to honor
me viii say that greatly appreciate
their confidence In ms. but I find 1t 81
hard to crafty their wishes that must
respectfully declins the care of any
church for next year. The reason for
this give with rslpooance aud only be-
cause ] think Il bsA that they should
fully anderstand ny position. During
the last fftssn ysazs I'hsvs preached at
different places. I have gone a. often
- coald and have zpoanded the Word
10 the best of ny sAil1lv, for ! have the
WORK in the Lord's viasyasd deeply at
heart. From Ne 49, when I first be.
gan 10 prsaoh ~ e1oe after ! have been
poor and undsr nneh expense. yet
have given my sppsioas gsstuitously and
voluntary eonts1natlpns havs amounted
10 very httle. Lon q time. travelling
sxpsnsss:hnd one N(lne With another in
connection with ~ 1inistsrisl work
have involved ~ e. 1sbt 70 badly that
must call . temuo1nsy halt and try to
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22
nasoaIc Celebration.

Providence Lodge No. 40 +. Il A. y.
will celebrate St. Johns day with .
basket picnic and appropriate excrcises
on Saturday, June esd. We hops 70
make this u most pleasant occasion for
members OF our fraternity and fov our
frionds generally.
Come and join us In the lays plsas-
JoHS w. QerEHN.
Sec'y. ProvidenCo Lod0o.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22

arrived home Tuesday from an exten.
sivs northern trip.
W. q. Seals and party Lift Thursdsy
M for : ssw days Ashing outing u Lake
J. n. Yelvsrtop. Jr.. stsrks's furua.
sese man, to!mer1y y Palatks. visited
Hampton fSieuds this ,week end msds
many pAeAAnnt aoQuaintauooa
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22
CITIZENS MEETING At LAKE BUTLER.
dOvernOr BrOward Asked TO Remove
D. F. Mcdonald, Justice Of Peace.

;, mct in the school house at 1850
O'Clock, June Is. 1906.
Senator j. Il. Crews was elected
chairman and VIM. johnson, Secretary.
The main object of the meeting, to ex-
press the appreciation of the best cit
izens OF our community to those who
nave lately moved into our midst and
invested their money here, was stated
by Mr.. j. d. Alderman.
MessrS, Jno. a. King, Jno. Croft, f.
Il. Odom, T. p. Fowler, Green Ball, w.
IL. Andrews, NJ. II. Markey, j. ID.
Alderman and DR.. J. G.. Purvis were
selected as IA committee to draft resolu-
tions
While the committee WAS preparing .
report Rev. :. $. Proctor gave MS an
able ana entertaining address bearing
on things of interest to our community.
Several others made short talks.
The committee handed in the follow.
ing resolutions which were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, J. G. Gardiner and J. Burt
Calder have commenced an enterprise In
the town of Lake Butler, county of
Bradford, state Of Florida, and have
been molested and arrested through
false swearing:
Resolved, LIST, That we. the citizens of
said town and county, do pledge our.
selves to stand by said j. G. Gardner
and J. Burt Calder in their enterprise
and in this prosecution; and do hereby
and hereafter pledge ourselves to stand
against any such false and malicious
prosecution arising against said Arm.
End, That they be recognized rs cit
izens of said county and town of com.
mon interests with MS.
3rd, That we. as citizens of common
interests of said town and county, do
pledge ourselves TO stand by any and
all moves pertaining to the common
interests of said town aud county.
4th, That We, as citizens, do not pro-
pose to allow any of the best citizens Of
bur community to be molested and ar
rested by the false swearing Of any
malicious and disreputable character.
]. G. PURvIs, JNo. A. KING,
Secretary. Chairman.
The meeting also adopted Q petition
for the removal of d. y. Mcdonald
from the office of justice of the peace
for district 2, county of Bradford. state
of Florida.
A motion that the minutes Of the
meeting and also the petition be pub
lished in the Lake Butler Star aud in
the Starke Telegraph, was unanimously
adopted.
w. NJ. JOHNSON, j. b. CREWS,
Secretary. Chairman.
PETITION FOR McDONALD's REMOVAL.
In mass meeting held by the citizens
Of Lake Butler and community the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
WHEREAS, We sincerely believe ID. +.
Mcdonald, justice of the peace in dis
trict No. 2, has incited a certain low
and disreputable character to swear out
warrants falsely for the arrest Of some
of our best citizens and
WHEREAS, The said ID. +. Mcdonald
has secretly and publicly worked
against the interests of our community;
therefore be it
RESOLVED, That we petition His Ex.
cellency N. Il. Broward, governor Of
the state of Florida, to remove the aaid
ID. II. Mcdonald from Office.
IC,.naI.
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22
BuIldlnQ Block fac)ogy.

Colonel G. l.. Peek saad sou. Carlyle
Peck, have invested ~ " bsst up-to-
date artificial stone machinery and have
commenced to turn oas beautiful stons
building blocks for the now Aethodtst
church, for which they have tbs con-
tract. They also have two handsons
DIV elling contracts aud will bid On ~
new bank buildin0. w
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22

The starke Ios Co.. win receive ~
until Friday July 9Th. sts p. ~, RI
1919 cord. Of 4-foot pine wood. ~ (
TO be split aud ssasonsd. Goa m
suiiicieia bond viii " SeqSiDe1 r
contractor. Ths company -
ri. ht 70 reject any og ~ -
further infosmssioa ell - =
secrstsry 6tesks Iae ca.
lhsse tue rasoiveA 3
Glover Bven1" sAeo
sold. J went " G1
and sss shs4. - ~
Bradford County telegraph., 1906-06-22

len egssiss Sos sais the following
sninpg0vsd laads;
The W. Il sv,z. ths ssk Of se'4
end svh q ~ os usction ., township
9. sanUe -.
Theas iAnAs aus I'll N cosy reach Of
e>asks end VIII bs sold st . rsssonsble
psioo. y. 3. MATTHEWS.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
OBITUARY..
PROFESSOR MANUEL GARCIA.

Manuel Garcia the singing MASTER whose death
was reported yesterday from London. attained tho
advanced age of 1Ol years. He was born in Madrid
on March IL 1905. and the son OF Manuel del
Popolo Vicente Garcia. who died at the age Of
hfty-seven. One Of his sisters was the famous
soprano. Maria Felicita Malibran. His father was
a famous tenor and teacher OF singing In 1895
he made a tour OF this country accompanied by
his son and daughter. who sang in opera. The
younger Garcia educated by private tutors and
by his father. and he had good light tenor voice
which he used In opera in Europe and this coun-
try until 1922 when he gave UP the stage and de-
voted himself to teaching singing. He made
especial study of the voice. and invented the
laryngoscope. which has been Of much use In treat
ment OF trouble with the vocal organs. He wrote a
book on the art of singing entitled "Ecole de
Chant which was presented TO the French In
stitute IN 1910 and became the foundation OF many
methods of voice culture. This was followed by
'Hints Singing" In 1871 he was made pro-
fessOr Of singing at the Paris Conservatoire, and
he remained there until 1850. when he went 70
London, where he became a professor in the Royal
Academy of Music. treatise by him on the
physiology of the voice was read at meeting of
the professors OF the University OF London, and
attracted much attention. Professor Garcia was
honcred in many countries. He was made che
Waller de ICrder de Merite (CSustavus Vasa). a
correspondent OF the University Of Stockholm.
Doctor of Medicine. honoris causa, K0nigsberg
fonso x IN span w9 os aWrSy e ya The 9Tes esa or d
Medal for Science in Germany, and was made an
honorable commander of the Royal Victorian Order
N England. The last honor was conferred on him
last year, when he became 100 years old. His
centennial was celebrated in other ways, and his
associates in the Royal Academy of Music pre-
sented him with pieces of plate. and portrait by
sargent was bestowed him by his admirers at
the rooms Of the London Laryngological Society.
lie lived for many years at Mon Abri (NTy Shelter)
at Crlcklewood. Middlesex County. England.
Among his most successful pupils were Jenny
Lind Mathilde Marchesi. Catherine Hayes, An
tolnette Sterling. Henriette Nissen Johanna Wag-
ner. charles Santley and NJ. Bataile. His sister.
Vl3rQOt-( q
noted soprano in her prime and who is still living
IN Paris was born in 1921 being many years
younger than her more famous sister Nine. Mali
bran. She married Louis Viardot In 1870. and he
oie0 IN 1883. She retired from the stage in 1852.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-03
NEW HOSPITAL ASSURED
Sum Necessary to Get Rockefeller
Sea Breeze Gift Completed.

Through the generosity OF some person known
only 70 the officers OF the New York Association
for Improving the Condition OF the Poor the deficit
Ia the fund needed 20 build hospital for children
suffering from tuberculosis o, the bones and glands
was made UP and the gift OF John p. Rockefeller
IS made a certainty. Another. smaller. anonymous
sift came from Negro washerwOEnan Who visited
the institution at Sea Breeze on Sunday and who
gave $50 to the fund. She said her name Gd nct
make any difference. that she ''fust lived up the
road apiece. and that she sorry for the littls
sufferers
II is two years since the movement was started.
President Roosevelt took a keen personal interest
in the subject. When the plans were completed
and IL was known what funds would be needed to
start the work, John D. Rockefeller said he would
give Sl25Ooo If similar sum should be subscribed
before May 80 1906. This date was extended 90
June 90 and the friends Of the children worked
hard. On Saturday $4,000 was stlll lacking. The
supporters OF the movement worked hard al day.
and finally friend told Mr.. Allen. general assnt OF
the society. that IN case the needed was not
made up when Mr.. Rockefeler's offer expired, he
himself would make Il good. The sum raised on
Sunday reduced che amount needed TO s19So. and
when BfF Allen opened his NAH yesterday IA found
a check for that amount.
Last night Mr.. Allen gave out statement ia
which he said that this hospital would be the erst
permanent institution in America for the treatment
The present hospital az Coney Island has accom-
modatOns for forty four children. and the new
to carry on the work Of the teTaSorsrv hosDitai
during the year that the new hospital is building.
ciety called on Acting Mayor MCGOWAN yesterday
TO announce officially TO the city authorities that
cIfy WouiS STrnish The Site While die ze5ersi g
idea has been that the Sea Breeze site az Coney
Mayor that IL South Beach or any place having
equal advantages were chosen. the society would