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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04

Boar bsr tnses op u1eb 9sbberne,
MtiiIben rpites nf Dem % De l9sgcs
pan eft froitfrit Steb iom err mere folbt
emo narmt. Raar De ifal pIantes
flores Stammen eanife ner peo
6o6en.
9eaonier - S~itbasere me0
fnoIbe6e 8sbSer niaa toees | aieIoe-
rem og IGsees / 9asier fpIote meo
Sanb.
SuIipaner og Spacintber fan plan'
tes no / Sftober paa ct Init iolrtgt
Steb. 9e bsr plantes | goot opIeIt
Sorb, Ser er itprft gisoIlet meb bel
raa6net &omsg eaer Ssniegisoiel
goot iammenbIauoet.
9abIias (@eorginer), @labioIer
oa Gannos, glortiterplanter meo
SpibeIro6, toees op og iGttes aass
Ter / Ell miboelsparm aieIber. Spao
2pffe man bill faa meb 8lomiterba.
pen nnite Sommer er ~afb9rgigt al
hen Soriigtigbeb og Snbiigt, boor'
u1eo bisie Sing bIioer ifisttebe / Sin'
terens Sob.
On goo 8lante babe til Srna'
ment / $uiet og noe / Sopen er Sn'
patiens SuItano. Gen bar 6orm az
ct Winiatlrtrp og er o9ffet meo
pafre lpiersbe Slcmiter.
Eager man en- itsrre 9asie cg iGt'
ter ben paa 8en meo Siul UNDER, iaa
fan beri plantes ct l1bpalg al glom'
Iter, Der ale bebsuer omtrent ianme
StIipn; ben fan trpffeS til eler ira
8inbuet efter 9ebag, iaaleoeS iom
&1tIoe eller @orme tiIiiger. S en- iaa'
ban 9interbooe fan opennponte
Sultana plantes og iammen meo
ben, abutilonS, aiparges, SroliS,
(SurfIsper), @eranier (StorfenGb).
% flere andre prpbeli9e Smoaplnn'
ter. s ben Iaree triite msrfe Stn'
tertio pil Ser iGttes BriS paa De
arsnne IioIige Sarper, bpormeo otsie
@erter frpoer Giet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04

slar eIler to til iou mango. al Der
life fan boIoes Fol poa Dem - DC
bIiper beroper, oisie itnge RGno.
Gpsraer man Dem, bporior DC at.
beg fra oeres feriie ScitemmeIie. foar
man nmIiaens fife blot ole &c her
aipne Spar, men pgioa bette: gi ben.
Ter og baaber.
Sg bpa6 penter be pua bpob
boaber oe2
Sffe aItio er bet Soabet ON Ser.
remanoSriebom Der hoISer Dem foIt,
life altib en- enonn uopfpISt Srsnl
ON sGre og gnieeIie / oct fremmeoe
2onS; men - be boaber. at De Ell
ifisn Dag eier Retlgc NOT til Sltren
bient, eier nof til, at De fan 6eapnbe
9ipet forfra paa borif 8rrno; oct er
life bette libeitemrcIiac 9egreb ~8ia.
bonn, Der fogler oct er 9earebet
90 Men Nor cftcr aar forrpt.
feS bette Sesrebs @rrnier / oct uen.
beige, babe oct enc % BET ouoet
itsOer til, Sioen floocr. &paaen bIi.
Der tr9t os trum % i1o opSaqer man
pIubieIig en- ffisn Sag, at man er
bIepen gammeI: Scr cr 2iabebSpunf.
ter meIlem mango Torit. Imerifauere
og "Seitrene pa ainnetuaen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04
quiet ne Rfekkenft.
&episeret al en- praftif Susmpber.
9riiciaa's Tumpfin.gie.

Settle itees at bore Spifriften paa
ben 8umpfin.Bie, iom ben iflenne
8riIciGa pIeieoe at boee for Sobr al'
ben oa @iIes Stanbiib og bporpeo
bum iipr panot beres Sierter. Ser
er ben: On 8int 8umpfin'0tasie
ct 9Gg, 70 Sop @solasieS, "a Buro
britnt Suffer, ct StDtte Smsr iaa
fort iom ct 9ge, en- bulp aop MeIf,
en- Sbeife Snsefer, 70 Sbeife Sanel,
"a Sbeife gelttmeg og y &beffe Salt.
Gen Itege8 40 Rinuter. Wnn fan
oaIaa Iaoe bette TOM Sltboing, ioet
man tiaaper Wosien pou iamme
Roaoe, iom openfor omtalt og oerpaa
fpIoer oct / imaa Stopper al Stentsi.
Man ipiier oct ba meo Sutfer %
6leoe til.
"Wtuef Iiute Bic"
Gn 4ecf grsnne tomatoes botteS
tint % bope$ berpaa op / ct SsriIag,
iaa al Saften fan lsbe at. 8 Runo
brunt Suffer % Ell Sop ebbit fogeS
iammen til Ell Sirup, oeri bar mani
ion be baffeoc tomatoes % Iooer
oltiummen foge / ~ Stme. Saa
tiliGtter man 4 &opper Toiiner, bpor'
al Stenerne er uotaget, 4 Spiieifeer
aonel, Ell Spiieife Ne0if, en- Sbeife
SaIt og 4 Sptieifeer Smsr. 9ette
foar ct Spfog og beIbeS berpaa op
/ imoa 8Ia8s 8ruffer. iom foriegles.
Oct fan boIbe fig belle @interen paa
ct folot, tsrt Steo og er meget let.
pinbt at bape oe6 Soonoen til Sie.
"GbilisS anee".
Itten tomatoes, en- 2sg, 3 "8reen
Geppers", en- Spiieife SaIt, en- Sop
brunt Suffer, 212 Sop eobif. 20.
materne ifoae8 og ifr9aes og ifips
res / Sfiper. 2sg og Yepper baffes,
efter at man bar taget Street al "Rep.
peren". Set foeeS iommenJ til BET
err tpft % bellies op / 5laifer, mems
BET err foqen6e. Sm man bill, fan
mon tiIi9tte en- Sbeife bier al aaneI,
Glebaanoe o9 ReIlif, men Saucen
aniees for at bore iunoere uoeu
oerne SiliPtning.
Gnselif Sumatu-S stfnp.
On baIo gui6eI tomatoes toges
til Somaterne er fogte gobt iitpffer,
bd presier man Dem giennem en- I'm
Gil og tiliRtter en- Quart Gbbif en-
8int SaIt. 2 liner Reaifer, I llnie
aapenne.$eber, eaer y 9uiiu imao
"8eo Beppers", og TO Soiblsg (@ar.
Iic). Man foyer bet ire Elmer, iIer
oct iaa og fploer bet paa Slater, ef.
ter at bet er blenet foIot. 9ette boil.
Der Jig bpor IRnse oct ifal bare.
tomatoes ipltsSe msS SnssiGr.
SaIpmoSne tomatoes er beSit I'll
Bette. Im paifer benz og tlsper
Dem, taser no iaa meset al Street, ION
man fan os logger oerpaa Soma'
terne op / aum.g anb, ibet man toser
en- LIME aIun til bper baIu 9aaor
meo foIot 9ano. Saa peier man
Somaterue os til bpert Suno Coma
ter tnger man en- Yint Sano og en-
unie bel SnseiGr. @on foyer ino
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04

Crookston COLLEGE har sex duelige
Larere, Bekvemmelighcde lei for 5ooStuden-
ter, specielle Klasser for Nykommere, og
har ansat ale sine Graduenter i code Be
stillinger. Kost og Logis i privat Familie.
s. pr. Uge. Send efter Katalog. Adres-
Sc J. c. Satire, Crookston, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04
CARMEN np Bnprm.
Cmfuitninscrne meS transporter
fra Sarmeu til Statiuneu.
Rsbtseret at en- YraitiH GARNER

INN Ouih w
Ge Soreneoe Staters itatiitiife gii.
reoii bar nplig iibgipet Ell Bulletin
beorsrenoe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Der / 9anoet. s HRffen er ben go.
40 % i~nbebolber mango Splpsuin.
ger Of SntereSie for Sarmerne, tiGr
Dem Der Dor ct lpneere Stpffe ira
observation-disclosures. 9repe par no.
ieuote til $500 Gountp. 9orreipon.
oetter inbebolbenbe en- Hpffe
SpsrgSmaal, % af oiSie blep 1894
6eiparebe fra DC foritieaige 0ele al
Sanoet. Reiultntet al belle benue
llnoeriegeIie err ben, of for nprp9.
renoe foiter oct Sarmeren Z Gents
pr. 100 Tun0 at faa lin Sabre,
.Mtais og lit 8pg til nprmeite Sta.
ton, omtrent s Gents for So, 10
Gents for lebeuoe Sot1t, {. Gents for
Speoe og 8oteter.
8enre 9eregning eiGlber FOR ben
gienneminitlige geilGngbe, iom Der
maatte flores, og bnoraf mango gait
ite Iange er inbbefatteoe. Sioite &ar
fog oct S.3 8ct. al 9pagets @Groi
al Waiien 90 8roceut, al 8omulben
IA 8rocent, al Soeben 70 8rocett,
al SaorenS n 8roceut, al lllOen
81 Brocent. Sert er life De &ornoa'
rer inbbefottet, Der isrteS til De To-
fale @sIer, men blot bpa6 Der fsrteS
til Stutionerne. Gen iomleoe ONT
foitning al aae SnrmprooufterS
Srunsport iii Mnrfeoet belsb Zig I'll
omfrinq $50, 100000, SarmerenS
egen St6 og eget arbeioe meore9net.
Settle er | andre Orb bpab Sormeren
matte uo6etoIe / fontante 9en9e, Ell
ter De qan9bore 8rtier, bpiS ban life
aisr bet ielp. 9ettc OOerI lag ta9er
life meo ioaoonue 8rOoufter iom So,
Goteter % Srligt, men blot @rsrpa'
rer, gomuIo og Sobof.
Sportil nptter MI aae biSie Sere9'
ninaer? Sporet Tiger / oct protttite
Spsrgsmual: Sam life oiS'e ONT
foitninger f~orminoifeS2 SO ots'elt9
fan aisringen sisres bini9ere, rtaar
@eiene forbeores; tbi naar ct relteI1
fobbeIt iaa fort SeS fan flores paa
Son1me geiIangbe meo iamme an'
StrenaeIie for baaoe Wenneiter, Sr9t'
bpr % aisretsier, bu reouceres ONT
foituinaen meget MOB bpab ben er
paa baorlige geie. Oct er en- tetla9'
tig Spfutntng Den, mango bar, at
SmfoItningen pua 2anoepetetIe oeo
at arape neo 9afferne og fploe Do
Iene er bare Bengeipiloe, og li9eoon
forbidden set fig meo iumpige gene,
Der moa or9ueres, ON 8eiene Der Ital
bIipe farbare garet runot. Sette
fibite er life al ltben getpontn8} TN
1raar transport og 6ProIel er llto'
Ifrpnfet til blot en- Gel al aaret, GA
pil Ser neopen6igois poa Den Sto
inbtrGbe opcrfpIbte S~iIitanoe ale
Iorfeoer og Oplaesbuie, iaa Eriien
al oen @rltno trpffes neb, og Soner'
ne fan life meb fin beoite Billie ffnr'e
De nsopenOige Sronsportmioler,
DpiIfet foronringer 9lofaoer | 6ra8t'
forten / SnnoelSomiGtnin9en I'll
nbooeIig SfoOe for a0e De intereaies
reoe Barter. @ooe 2onbeoeic aoret
run6t piIoe for en- itor Del afpGr9e
icaoant, ga SGroieI % 6ra9t ptloe
blipe mere iepn o9 life bare tomme
rpftepis.
SlOmitcrbaucn nm Sbiten.
Soar 6roitnGtterne %be9pnoer -
eucr rettere liot fsr - bsr De 8era'
nier, iom man bill IfaI blomItre / So
bet al @interen, tnges mo, buoroeo
Sc beifptteS beore MOB Sroit END oco
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04

Sngefpr oa 8ano % mar oct ina.
ger temmelie iterft al Sngef9ren.
bar man Suffer l. ibet man bruger
et Rrno Suffer til bper Gint gaub.
3ette foyer. iii oct er Ell inf Sirup,
ba bar man Somoterne i % foyer
Dem eanife Iangiomt | 2 Elmer, ia.
ger iaa Somaterne op % laoer 81.
RUBEN toge, til ben er INF, Ga bellies
Den oper Somaterne, bporpaa 9ruf.
ferne foriegles.
sGbIer meS SnscfGr.
70 guno sebIer, iom er ifr9TIet
o9 beIt / A 8eIe, % Tom maa bore
baarbe % temmeIig iprIige, , Gunb
8Iumpe.S uffer % ~ TiutS @aub.
iom er tiIiat en- l1nie "Stncture Of
Singer. Suffer % Sano foges, til
set er en- INF Sir1tp; beri bar man
iaa sGbIerne oe lober Dem foge rig
tia Ionsiomt os foriigttg, ioa De life
gaar iitpffer. Huar sc er flare og
more, bar man Dem op / 8IdSfruffer
% b9loer Sirlipen oper.
&babarbra'Sa gar meS SusefGr.
Rbaborbrn torres ao6t Of, men
ifrGaes life, flores oerpoa op / tom.
meIange Stpffer. Eli bpert 9uub
Rbabarbra, toger MAJ 81 Eliub Sltf.
fer, ct Tibet Stpffe bel SngefRr og
IA &op bitre CHANDLER. Won bar
bette op / ct Stenfab og Iaber oct
itaa Rotten ooer. ON Worgenen
foyer man BET, % iooinort Rbabars
braen er fogt iitpffer, preSier man
bet 9iennem ct Ssrilag, giper bet ct
Spfog isien oe bar oct op / Seap'
@Io8ie. 9enne Sam er meget goo
til Steg.
Ielun. Sam.
Nan fan BRUCE enten Snn0.DteIon
eQer Mtuif. NteIon til benne. Ion
ifiGrer fsrit al S%tsriteoelen al Den
bIs0e WoSie, ifrpaer berpoa Den
poerite Del og ifiGrer BEN op / imno
Serninger. @n itor T%ineoppIe,
ifrpIleS og batfeS tint. Sno taaer
man ii Glnb Of @eIonsS ernineerne
og Den boffebe BinappIe, bIonber
oct 9obt iammen o9 itrsr 4 8uno
Suffer oper, Iaoer oct oerpaa itaa /
Sc elmer. Saa ifrpller man "a
8uno srsn Sneefer, ifiGrer ben rig.
tig fin og bar bet idmmen meo BET
sprise, tiaisemeo 3 8unb Suffer os
Saften af 3 Gitrouer. Sette imaa.
iurrer | 4 Simer % BABES oerpaa op
/ imaa SeQps 8lasie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-10-04
SfUmitcrbapcn Dm Soften.

Soar 8roitnGtterne be9pnoer -
eIler rettere liot fsr - bsr De 8eru'
nier, Tom man bill IfaI blomItre / So
bet al &interen, tnges ino. buorueo
Sc beifpttcS bebre moo 8roit END pco
blot at O9ffe ODER Dem meo alGoer.
Saaoannc iom ifaI plontes nGIte
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-03
RIVER
IMPROVEMENT
COMMERCIAL CLUB DISCUSSED
FEATURES OF LOWER RIVER
IMPROVEMENT AND UPPER
CONDEMNATION.

The Commercial club last night
discussed the features of needed i'm
provement of the Snake and Column
bia rivers between Lewiston and Ce-
lilo, at which point the government
is engaged in the construction of a
passage canal with locks.
The condemnation of the Clear
water river as navigable stream
was also fully discussed and a senti-
ment favorable to such action eX-
pressed. The general view entertain
ed toward the condemnation of this
stream is that industries cannot be
located on the river until such ac-
tion is taken and the power secured
to the state to grant permits for the
construction of dame for power pur-
poses and booms for handling logs,
shingles, bolts and wood.
The club deferred action on this
question until the matter could be
more fully discussed at a subsequent
meeting.
President Bender was instructed
to prepare a telegram to be sent to
the Idaho delegation in congress
notifying them of their appointment
as a committee to represent the club
at the rivers and harbors conven-
tion, which meets in Washington
this week
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-03
WILL CONSTRUCT
LUMBER FLUME
KAMIAH FLUME COMPANY TO
CONSTRUCT LUMBER AND
WOOD FLUME-TO CARRY ON
WORK ALL WINTER.

Roy Lane, merchant at Kamiah,
returned home this morning. Mr..
Lane states the Kamiah Flume Co.
is now engaged in the construction
of large lumber and wood fiume
from the timber district north Of
Kamiah to the river, near the North
ern Pacific station.
The company was first organized
about two years ago and has secured
surveys of the various routes for the
flume. The definite location was
made several weeks ago and the
construction work will be carried on
throughout the winter.
The upper terminus of the flume
is located in one of the best timber
districts of the Clearwater country,
and large quantities of lumber and
wood will be available for transpor-
tation as soon as the construction
work has been completed.
The company will operate saw
mill at the head of the flume and ex-
poets to place large quantities of
wood on the market.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-03
NOAKES FAILS
ON DETAILS
ANOTHER OF STATES WIT
NESSES is HAY AS TO DE-
TAILS WHEN UNDER CROSS.
EXAMINATION.

GEORGETOWN, KY, Dec g.
Robert Noakes, a railroad conduc-
tor and labor leader, was a witness
for the commonwealth in the Pow
ers trial today. Noakes was jointly
charged with being an accessory
with Taylor. Powers and Finley in
the assassination of Goebel, but he
escaped Indictment, it is said, by
turning states evidence.
He testified Powers asked him to
organize military company to go
to Frankfort at the time of the po-
litical contest, and Powers said:
THE contest will amount to moth
ing, as GoebeI is as good as dead"
On cross-examination Noakes
could not give the exact dates and
other details in regard to the cir
cumstances of these conversations.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-03
BRYAN Held
RECEPTION
VISITED SENATE PARLORS AND
HELD CONFERENCE WITH
MANY MEMBERS, EXCHANG-
ING FORMAL C0URTEsIEs.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-W. j.
Bryan spent an hour in the Marble
room of the senate today exchang-
ing courtesies with the senators.
Most of the members called to pay
their respects, including a number
of republicans, among the latter
Senator Burkett of Nebraska.
Governor Vardaman of Mississip-
pi was also among the callers and
remained some time in conversation
with Bryan. Bryan declared that
his visit was without political sig
nificance.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-03
GIVES DETAILS
Loss OF LIFE
MAN LOST ON STEAMER ALL
ANCE WAS RESIDENT OF COOS
BAY-sENT OVERHEARD BY A
HEAVY SEA.

PORTLAND, Dec. "a long-dis-
tance telephone to the Evening Tele-
gram reports the arrival of the
steamer Alliance at Astoria in tow
of the tug Tatoosh today.
The passenger drowned was D. F.
Pyott of Coos Bay He attempted
to enter his stateroom while the
vessel was crossing the Coos Bay
bar and was struck by a heavy sea
and swept overheard.
His wife was standing in the door
of the stateroom and was knocked
back into the room and badly hurt.
The steamer lost it's rudder, rud-
der post and three blades of the pro-
peller while crossing Coos Bay bar.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-03
rescue REACHES
Men TOO LATE
FIRST BODIES OF EMTOMBED
MINERS REACHED TODAY. BUT
ALL WERE CHARRED BEYOND
HOPE OF RECOGNITION

PITTSBURG, Dec. 5.-Twenty-
five of the miners who were caught
in an explosion of fire damp at the
Naomi mine Sunday night, were
reached by rescuers at 4 o'clock this
morning. All We're dead and their
bodies burned and charred almost
beyond recognition.
The total number of victims is
between 40 and so. Scores of fren-
zied women are constantly surround
ing the pit mouth and the officers
have much trouble in keeping them
from interfering with the work of
rescue. It is feared that many
bodies will never be identified.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-03
Land Office
BUSINESS LARGE
DURING NOVEMBER FILINGS AG-
GREGGATING 1850 ACRES
WERE MADE AND GOVERN
MENT REVENUE AMOUNTING
TO $15,719.7O RECEIVED.

The officials at the local land Of
flee are busy this week with the de-
tails of their regular monthly re-
port, which is about ready to for
ward to Washington. From. Receiv-
er Barbour the Evening Teller has
been able to get the following to-
tails:
In the month of November there
We're 40 timber and stone proofs
comprising 4,3S493 acres and turn
ing in to the Office $13,05454; two
mineral locations comprising 241,-
407 acres; 81 final homestead entries
comprising 5,254.54 acres and 26
homestead filings with 2,971.99
acres. The total cash receipts were
5,719.70.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-03
JUIIAFTTA HAS MO sTRINGFNc'
Trade Good. Grain Movin1 and Fl
nances Seem Normal.

Joseph Alexander Jr., merchant
at Juliaetta, is a business visitor in
the city today. Mr.. Alexander
states business conditions at Julia
etta are improving and that a heavy
Christmas trade is expected.
The grain dealers are now receiv-
ing cars for the shipment of the
Juliaetta crop to coast points, and
financial conditions among the farm
ers will be materially improved.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-03
WHAT PRESIDENT RECOMMENDS

Issue of emergency currency by
banks.
Amendment of Sherman law to al
low greater freedom in railroad
combinations.
Right of railroads to make rates
under scrutiny of interstate com
merce commission.
Federal license for interstate cor
poratiuns.
Postponement of tariff revision
Investigation of child labor.
Protection to labor in employ of
manufacturers.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-03
BRISTOL ORDERED To RUSH
ALL LAND FRAUD CASES
SPECIAL CONFERENCE BETWEEN PRESIDENT AND ATTORNEY
GENERAL TODAY ENDS IN PEREMPTORY ORDER TO DIS
TRICT ATTORNEY BRISTOL TO PROCEED AT ONCE AND BE
CHARGED PERSONALLY WITH FURTHER DELAYS

PORTLAND, Dec. 3.--A special
from Washington to the Evening
Telegram says that the attorney
general has issued a peremptory or
der to United States District Attor-
ney Bristol directing him immedi-
ately to take up the land fraud cases
and push them to a consummation.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-03

The issuance of the order follow
ed a conference between the presi-
dent and attorney general, to whose
allow the cases to lapse was called
forcefully within the last few days.
Bristol is to push the cases re-
gardless of Heney and win be held
responsible for further delays.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-03

RELEASED TODAY
STUDENT CHARGED WITH MUIR
DER OF FRANK BELLOWS GETS
FREEDOM AFTER GRAND JURY
REFUSES TO INDICT

OAKLAND, Cal, Dec. 3.-Henry
G. Kleinschmidt, the student charg-
ed with the murder of Frank Bel
lows, was formally released from
custody today. Today's action fol-
lowed the refusal last night of the
grand jury to indict Kleinschmidt.
District Attorney Brown joined in
the request that he be granted a re-
lease.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-03

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The
Joint committee of the senate and
house, appointed to notify the pres
ident was in session reached the
White House shortly after 10
o'clock. The committee consisted of
Senator'S Allison and Teller and
Representatives Williams and Taw-
ney. They were accompanied by
sergeant-at-Arms Ramsdell of the
senate.
The president told the committee
he would communicate his message
in writing to congress.
President Roosevelt's message was
laid before the house at 1890, and
its reading Immediately began. The
message, in part, is as follows:
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-03
Senate soon Adiourns

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-The
reading of President Roosevelt's
message was concluded in the senate
at 2:90 and after short executive
session the senate adjourned.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-03
Defense Examinine Talesmen

BOISE, Dec. S.-The morning ses-
sion Of the Pettibone trial was de-
voted to the examination of tales
men by the defense.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-03

No nation has greater resources
than ours, and | think it. can be
truthfully said that the citizens of
no, nation possess greater energy
and industrial ability. In no nation
are the fundamental business con-
ditions sounder than in ours at this
very moment; and it is foolish,
when such is the case, for people to
hoard money instead of keeping it
in sound banks; for it is such hoard
ing that is the immediate occasion
of money stringency.
In any large body of men, how
ever, there are certain to be some
who are dishonest, and if the con-
ditions are such that these men
prosper or commit their misdeeds
with fmpunity, their example is a
very evil thing for the community.
Where these men are business men
Of great sagacity and of tempera
ment both unscrupulous and reck
less ana where the conditions are
such that they act without super
vision or control and at first without
enecrive check from public opinion,
they delude many innocent people
INTO making investments or embark
ing IN kinds of business that are
really unsound. When the misdeeds
OIL these successfully dishonest men
are discovered, suffering comes not
only upon them, but upon the inno-
cent men whom they have misled
IT. is painful awakening, whenever
occurs: and, naturally, when it
uoes occur those who suffer are apt
10 forget that the longer it was de-
lefred the more painful it would be.
III the effort to punish the guilty it
S ooth wise and proper to endeavor
- lar as possible TO minimize the
uistress of those who have ben mis-
ieu hE the guilty Yet it is not pos
sioie TO refrain because of such dis
ueSs from striving to put an end to
'he misdeeds that are the ultimate
s"uSeS OF the suffering, and, as a
means to this end, where possible
~ punish those responsible for
'nein There may be honest differ
enceS OF opinion as to many govern
."e"t9l policies; but surely there
van De no such differences as to the
AZ eeu OF unfiinching perseverance in
"ne war against successful dishon-
esty
n N my message to the congress on
eceIhner 5, 1905, i said:
II the folly of man mars the gen.
Iai Well-being, then those who are
invent of the folly will have to
~ as part of the penalty incurred by
s VINO are guilty of the folly.
t,, panic brought on by the specula-
az, e loIly of part of the business
b,l'iuhlty bY., would hurt the whole
'ess community; but such stop
sag, Sase OF Welfare, though it might be
Ioe' would not be lasting. In the
rs run, the one vital factor in the
l. .nulahent prosperity of the country
tbo we nigh individual character of
average American worker, the
wba.lse American citizen, po matter
mai s'her his work be mental or man
vo,, whether he be farmer or wage
al man. '9 iii''h OF pioieSsio"
" our industrial and social sys-
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-03
CALLED Home
TO EXPLAIN
JAPANESE AMBASSADOR WANT.
ED AT IMPERIAL COURT TO
EXPLAIN EXACT CONDITIONS
OF IMMIGRATION PROBLEM

WASHINGTON, Dec S.-Ambas-
sador Aoki has been summoned to
Japan to explain to the government
personally and in detail the precise
situation in this country regarding
the Japanese immigration problem.
There is no intimation that he
will not return to Washington.
During his absence Mr.. Miyaoka,
counsellor of the embassy. will be in
charge.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-12-03
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
READ TO Congress

DOCUMENT IS CONSIDERED CON SERVATIvE-Is PATRIOTIC IN
TONE, WITHOUT BEING REACT1oNARY-wANTs CURRENCY
LEGISLATION AND FAvoRs RAI1RoADs-THINKs TARIFF
SHOULD BE REVISED AFTER PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
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