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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-05-09

Sioux City Live Stock Market.
Saturdays quotations on the Sioux
City live stock market follow. Top
beeves. $40. Top hogs, seas.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-27
PROGRESS FOR 1908.

During the coming year all indications point pros
pcy Tor Boise The money sringency fast disappearing
condition Of all the banks being such that unless there outside
distress there would be uneasne here Many buildings
OF construction and others assured with the opening
spring There has been and steady growth pro-
portions in Boise for past and the coming year gives
greater promise than did any Of its predecessors
The BOISE CITIZEN will keep fully abreast OF the times and
poets make great during 1908 It will early
enter the semiwey field and add department general
interest For year the enterprise has been carried
by Mr. Foed who became determined that the Democracy Of Idaho
should not again go through another campaign without newspaper
support Boise his plans incorporate the business $1o
600 fayorab acted upon by the party members the paper
easily be established daily for the last three months of the
pagn In any will be issued sem-weeky within
weeks
Shares Of stock on at $40 each payable in monthly
nsaments Of dollar each Surely every Democrat interested
IN the Of the party afford take least share
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-27
JACKSONpS GREAT fight.

In the fight which Andrew Jackson made on the Bank OF th
United States and which resulted in the bank losing its charter ano
being forced Of business and the establishment OF the nde
pendent treasury system there is much OF present day interest
view of the efforts being made for the establishment OF cen
trail bank 1t will be recalled that Jackson took summary methods
and withdrew the governments funds without asking the consent
congress- but basng his justification upon the ground that the
bank political factor and using these funds to control
congressional action BY the investigation which Jackson forced
he sustained the truth Of these charges shown that the bank
had loaned 1892 1919 50 members of congress 1885, S478O69
"a members 1882 and 1914 members 1888 Thus
probably onefourh Of the entire membership of congress at that
day indebted to the bank Human is the
then only has perinenty remarked and II
the old bank then seeking control the congress by financial
avors the thing could be expected larger scale
enzed finance knows many tricks that unknown at
previous time in the history Of the world
bank would become the potent factor in the government
1t would easily dominate the business world and by extending
credit would make any enterprise of magnitude
1t asserted that the Knckebocer Trust Company forced
close its doors solely by the arbitrary refusal of the New York
Clearing House extend the aid which was freely given
Germs in much plight This instance could be duplicated by
the central bank such make the absolute depot
Ct the business life Of the country and with the control Of the bust
ness interests would control of the political situation The
United States much many patriotic sons does
she than "Old Hickory for the throtng of the
central bank that aimed to control the government
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-27
REACTIONARIES WILL CONTROL.

The Indiana Republicans have duly launched the Fairbanks
boom with great enthusiasm and there longer any doubt
the vice presidents loyal support by the delegation his
state To mind Mr. Fairbanks represents the typical Repub
an leader Clean respectable and thoroughly believing special
privileges and government conducted in the of preda
tory class Mr. Fairbanks belongs that class men who are
deemed emnenty safe and sane by those aned by
Of the protective tariff and financial legislation by the
Republican party At this very time his counterpart Senator Al
dic controls the and his other counterpart
trolls the house With Fairbanks in the White House all would
be harmonious the leadership of the organization that has fos
tered the trusts and in has been given practically uninter
rupted control OF the government for forty years
II elected president Mr. Fairbanks give an administra
ton that would wise differ from the Mckinley regime
The Standard Oil would be needessy arrassed the trusts
would not be presque assaed and there would the resort
70 the toohght methods prevailing would be distinctly
government Of for and by the And this the true Repubi
can position The who saved in 1896 would be
m control And these exposed thieves and
knae the today they twelve years ago and Mr.
Fairbanks IS their ideal Of what chief should be In
view OF the and unanmy with which Fairbanks secured the
Indiana endorsement the will have Illinois
Knox Pennsylvania and Foraker of Ohio what be
comes OF the tremendous Roosevelt popularity? With the first Gun
the campaign for delegates the reaconares are found in con
troll OF the situation and they should be- Fairbanks and Cannon
and Knox and Foraker and the background Arc are the real
leaders OF the Republican party In language OF the chicken
ancers Roosevelt and LaFoete partoored sports from
the genuine Black Langshans
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-27

The Bryan recommendation that bank depostors be insured
against loss by guarantee by small tax on deposits
has been adopted in Oklahoma and adopted in good
time all the other states AS piece constructive and beneficial
craftsmanship this proposition gives Bryan new rank and seals
his hold upon the affections of the people
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-27

Owing to the entire upper floor of the building have been
leased to l. p Grnbaum THE CITIZEN with other tenants is
forced move We hope be able good ground floor
location that will be the home OF the paper many years The
mechanical department will be greatly improved and put in shane
to handle any kind of job work
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-27

Governor Hughes to playing the role of Foxy Grandpa
lie has his eyes open all the time the political situation while
seemingly engroSsed with other While not avowne his
candidacy for the presidency his friends he candidate
for reelection to the govemorshp So his services are to be
obtained the bigger job be offered
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-27

That serious charge that President Roosevelt has artere
the federal offices in Alabama for Taft delegation These appoint
en have for the holidays true nwarness Of
the deal may be hreshed the The southern DELEGATIONS
to Republican national the cause of much noit
scandal.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-27
OKLAHOMA TAKES LEAD.

The state of Oklahoma is taking the advanced M
temoted y any of the serhood in the matter of protects ~
oeon from the calamity of bank failures That state has
the suggestion of Mr. Bryan that the banks be taxed small
Ito be placed in sinking fund guarantee depositors aoai
Inv the failure of any bank The has been placed at one
Of the average deposit during the year. which seems
high figure unless interest also high that conon
The law of course applies only to banks chartered by the STATE
the state cannot control national banks
This action by Oklahoma will force this reform tbro1
1.-The nation as the national banks there will be under the
o srrenderng their charter and recognizing as state ban
otherwise they could not hope compete with the state banks %
deposiors guaranteed against loss and state after
adopts congress will be forced adopt similar %
ton for the national banks else those banks will be driven TO-
the field
There every why the people should be protected ao
loss by of bank failures else whole financial svs
should be If the people know that the or general m
stands back Of each bank guaranteeing the safety Of do
posts boarding Of money will cease to the extent that hood
ing is Of ringency this evil will be abated
The advanced position taken by Oklahoma upon nanv Issues
fully endorsed by Mr. Bryan and shows the kind of government
he would seek give all the people chosen president and in marked
this the opinion which President Roosevelt exnd
of the Oklahoma constitution saying jestingy but earnestly that
his opinion not fit to print AS the Oklahoma constitution @
commend itself every who has given any thought to the LIVING
issues of the day. Mr. Byan position just that much more
assured than is the Presidents
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-27

The Boise Tmes-Joe Collins superb Sunday paper-as set
hvey pace and already dominates the Sunday field in Boise
i wi short time dominate that field throughout southern Idaho
Collins has struck lively gait to be and will distance all
competitors
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-27

It requires prophetic vision that the reaconares will
control the next national Republican convention at least to the m
tent OF being able to prevent Roosevelt stampede be able
to defeat Taft with Hughes If unable either Cannon
banks or Knox
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-27

An Omaha banker asserts that he forced to issue cas
checks when he did not want to- else suffer at the hands
OF the other bankers He makes the further startling declaration
that any banker showing the least degree of independence will feel
the enmy Of all the other banks after the strngency is over
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-27

The Democratic Club is preparing celebrate Tacksons dav
as BELTS the great anniversary There will be an excellent no
OF good music good speeches. good recatons more GOOD
speeches All in Boise at the Turnverien on the EVENING
January Sth "
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-27

The Brady Borah Goodng machine will face inevitable defeat
IN next election selfish gang dominated an American
commonwealth.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-27

HE CITIZEN The Commoner and The should be in the
handS OF every Idaho voter All three papers year for only
9 With this combination keep fully on public
events.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-27

Join the Democratic Club Idaho to be redeemed next No
vember Fall into line and do your share
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-27

There is growing fear that Governor HUGHES ,., !, !,
grooming by the Interests their dark horse candidate f 49,
presidency He cannot be the peoples man and also
feller's and Ryans favorite
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-27

In mentioning the progress Of THE CITIZEN the Mountain
Maverick kind enough to say Editor Floed Yields trencba
pen and his paper is worthy Of many readers"
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-27

The startling rumor that the United States aa.,
under the command Of Rear Admiral Evans to be sent
world No foolish undertaking could be imagined s
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-27


his hold upon the affections OF the people
Governor Hughes playing role of Foxy Grandpa
He has his eyes open all the time the political situation while
seemingly engrossed with other While not avowng h
candidacy for the presidency his friends not candidate
for reelection the governorsp So if his services are to be
obtained the bigger job must be offered.
Owing the upper of the Davis building have been
leased to l. P Grnbaum THE CITIZEN with other tenants is
forced to move We hope be able good ground floor
location that will be the home OF the paper for many years The
mechanical department will be greatly improved and put in shape
to handle any kind of job work
That is serious charge that President Roosevelt has baeed
the federal offices Alabama for Taft delegation These appoint
mens have gone for the holidays true nwadnes Of
the deal may be heshed in the The southern DELEGATIONS
to Republican national conventions the of much political
scandal
An Omaha banker that was forced to issue cashiers
checks when he did not want else suffer ostracsm at the
o the other bankers He makes the further startling declaration
that any banker showing the degree of independence will feel
the enmty OF all the other banks after the strgency
It requires prophetic vision that the reaconaries will
control the next national Republican convention at least to the
tent of being able prevent Roosevelt stampede and 70 he
defeat Taft with Hughes if to name either Cannon Fair
banks or Knox.
The Boise Joe Collins superb Sunday paperbas set
lively pace and already dominates Sunday field in Ro
it will in short time dominate that field throughout southern T
Collins has struck lively gait be and will distance all
competitors.
The Democratic Club is preparing to celebrate Jackson, 5
as BELTS the great anniversary There be an excellent
OF good music good speeches. good reciatons and more ~
speeches All in Boise at the Turnveren Hall on the evn,
January Sth "
There growing fear that Governor Hughes NAV +.
grooming by the Interests their horse candidate e.
presidency He cannot at be the peoples man and also Ro
eler's and Ryans favorte
II there is nothing in the an-Moron contention IN 11,r
It not about time that the Republican party name No
office instead OF satisfying the brethren with land 10
ther appointments? N anu !
The Oregonan asserts that the direct primary law has
he Republican party Of Oregon All halt All hall Who 81
ave thought simple device would have ACCOMPLISHED
reform. sea- u
The startling rumor that the United States a. .
nder the command Of Rear Admiral Evans to be sent around
orld No foolish undertaking could be mapined W
In mentioning the progress Of THE CITIZEN the Afo
layeriek is kind enough say: Editor Foed Yields
en- and his paper is worthy Of many readers"
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-27

The Oregonian that the direct prirar, l, h. 49,;
the Republican party Of Oregon. All halt All hall Who
have thought simple device would have accomplished -
q reform scat
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-12-27

II there is nothing in the an-NIornon contention : -,
Is It not about time that the Republican party name Mormon
state office instead OF satisfying the brethren with land offices
other appoinments2 m
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-07
SONGS AND SINGING
STUNTS THE oRPHEUM'S
FEATURES THIS WEEK

Bessie Wynn, late star of the original
Babes in Toyland company, Is the star
of this weeks Orpheum bill. She simply
sings, but she does that in so charming
a manner that no one wants her to do
anything else. She has a splendid voice,
beautiful face and everything else to
go with 1t.
1t is good thing that the law pro-
vides for the wearing of some clothes, at
least in public, otherwise the two girls
of the Four Harveys team would prob
ably appear without any; as it is they
reach the limit. The four do several
fine stunts on slack wire.
The bill this week is almost entirely
singing and dancing, but all the acts
are good. Harry Linton and Anita
Lawrence present can Auto Elope-
ment." Mr.. Linton's songs are better
than the elopement, but Miss Law
rence's voice is decidedly rasping.
The Rialto comedy quartet. in fifteen
minutes Of song, comedy and fun, live
up to their reputation of being good
singers and one of them, 1.-The Long
Beach Sheriff. would take a prize any
where for funmaker
Papinta, the peerless myriad dancer,
holds over this week, and the Others
billed over are William Morrow and
Miss Shellberg in "The Cowboy Girl' !;
Louise August, assisted by Georgette
Perle, and J. Chartieau in bit or
French of vaudeville, and Charles Cart
nell and Laura Harris in singing ana
dancing speciality.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-07
"BEFoRE AND AFTER"
JUST THE SHOW FOR
BELASCo'S SHRINE WEEK

The Belasco management chose we'll
when it selected Before and After for
it's Fiesta week offering. This is week
of fun, hilarity, good cheer and merry
merry mirth, All this-and then some
was on tap last night and crowded
house applauded without stint the up
roariously funny situations of the Leo
Detrichstein farce. If the appreciation
of the big gathering may be considered
as a proper standard for newspaper
criticism, then few plays that have ever
occupied the Belasco stage have been
more successful.
Lewis Stone made his temperance
after a weeks rest, and in the role of
DIR. Page displayed an aptitude for
comedy that was deliciously droll. LII
liam Albertson-she's been enjoying a
fine rest, too-lent her sweet personality
and artistic talents to the performance
and incidentally displayed some gowns
of the sort that are usually described as
"stunning.'' One of the big hits came
to Harry Glazier in the part of James j.
.Jeffreys-a big, strong-lunged fellow
who was constantly being mistaken for
the retired champion, much to the dis
gust of the Jeffreys of the stage who
was forced to explain the difference IN
the spelling of the names.
Another fine bit of Characterization
was contributed by Adele Harrington,
who as former queen of comic opera
ELECTED round after round of laughter.
Her stage friend, as impersonated by
Marian Berg was also splendidly done.
Florence Smythe and Jessie Norman
added not little to the excellence of
the performance, while Richard Vivian,
as a youthful physician, and Harry
Earl, in the makeup of a very much up-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-07
MAJORITY FAVOR
GENERAL Strike
Many Union Workmen, in Sympathy
with the Teamsters, Are Ready
to Quit Work to Aid
= Their Cause

More tnan 200 striking teamsters as
sembled at the union labor headquar-
ters last night for the purpose of
listening to the report of the commit
tee of twelve, appointed at the meet
ing Saturday night to confer with the
members of the different unions in the
city, to learn the sentiment which ex-
lists in regard to a sympathetic strike.
1t was stated by the members of this
committee that the majority of the
members of more than ten of the
unions affiliated with the teamsters'
union had been consulted and that the
majority of those spoken to had ex-
pressed themselves as in favor of back
ing the strikers and obeying the call
for a sympathetic strike if one was is
sued.
1t was decided at the meeting that
the members of the committee should
be requested to visit the remainder OF
the twenty-nine unions in the city by
tonight and learn the opinion of the
rest of the union men.
A meeting of the committee will be
held at the union labor headquarters
tonight when the members will report,
and it is expected some definite stand
will be taken by the strikers in regard
to the calling of a sympathetic strike.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-07
rHE ROY KEE HERE 60
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice Of Stockholders, Meeting :,

Notice OF SuOcknOlUGEA MtctAmE
Notice is hereby given to the stock
holders of the Los Angeles Pacific COM
pany that at meeting OF the board OF
directors of said corporation, duly
called and held on the 5th day Of April.
1907. a meeting Of the stockholders OF
said corporation was called and ordered
to be held at the hour of 12 o'clock m.
office of said corporation, No. S1e West
Fourth street, Los Angeles. California,
(that being the principal place OF Dusl-
mes %beTa 0f sald tbe beard Of directors
usually meet), to take into considera-
tion and vote upon. proposlt1on 70
create a bonded indebtedness OF SAID
corporation in the sum of $zO,O00,O0o.
the bonds to have forty years to run and
to bear interest at per cent per annum,
payable semi-annually, to be secured by
property of said corporation, whether
now owned or hereafter acquired: S12,-'
500, 900 of said proposed bonded indebt-
edness to be used in retiring by pur-
chase. exchange or payment, a similar
amount of bonded indebtedness of the
Los Angeles Pacific company, one OF
the corporations which formed the said
solidation and amalgamation, and in
retiring by purchase, exchange or pay
ment the outstanding bonds OF the Los
Angeles Pacific Railroad company, Los
Angeles, Hermosa Beach Redondo
Railway company. Los Angeles PACING
Railroad company of California, and Los
panies were merged in the Los Angeles
Pacific company by consolidation.
which said bonds are secured by trust
deeds or mortgages upon and are lien
upon all the property now owned or
hereafter acquired by the Los Angeles
Pacific company the remaining $7.500s-
900 of said proposed bonded indebted
ness to be used in making and paying
for improvements. extensions. better
ments and additional equipment, and in
acquiring other property.
IlxrN Nraa f,f "a dfranf0TG.
A. I. SMITH,
Secretary of Los Angeles Pacific Com
pany-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-07
RICH STRIKE AT
THE AFTERTHOUGHT
Great Westerns Famous Mine at Ingot
Develops a New Ore Body Av-
eraging $44 Ton, Copper,
Gold and Silver
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
REDDING, May 6.--Information was
received here today of a remarkably
rich strike in the Afterthought mine at
Ingot, owned by the Great Western Gold
company. M. e. Dittmar, managing
director, telegraphs that mammoth
ore body has just been cut on the 500
foot level, 100 feet below the bed of Cow
creek. This ore body, he reports, is
twenty-four feet wide and assays show
an average of $44 to the ton, copper,
gold and silver. The town of Ingot is
greatly excited over the strike, which
will, it is estimated, add over $3,OO00O0
to the Great Westerns ore reserves.
The company has just started up its
second smelter and is building rail-
road from the mine to this city, a dis
tance of twenty-four miles.
Dhe stock of the Great Western COM
pany is principally owned in st. Louis
and Chicago, and for year past no
stock could be bought from the COM
pany.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-07
Strong Bill at uninue

Two decidedly strong acts are in
cluded in the olio list at the Unique
theater this week. One is satire on
"Trilby, featuring Mr.. Lawson from
Boston, and the other is the con-
tinued engagement of the Fremont
Zouaves, under guidance of Capt. F.
d. Cloud. The success of the first act
Is due to Foster and Henderson, and
the satire runs riot with comedy. The
crack zouaves go through a number of
entirely new maneuvers especially ar
ranged for Fiesta week. The bill is
augmented by Homer Long in Illus
trated songs, e. c. Strickland In a
clever and decidedly funny musical
rube act, the Unique-o-scope and a
laughable comedy in three scenes, en-
titled "A Victim of Circumstances" !"
Thet Unique comedy company in
creased it's talent to produce the farce.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-07
Pasadena's Chief Executive Has Three
GoaIs-DeIays Making Appoint
ments Until After shrin-
ers Go

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, May 6.-Clean streets,
municipal water and municipal cleo
tricity is what the new mayor. Thomas
Farley, has taken as his slogan, and
with these three goals he will strive
for the better interests of the city
through the administration which he
entered upon today.
In an interview with a. Herald re-
porter this evening Mr.. Farley said:
AT have not arrived at definite con-
clusions enough as yet to form any
opinions or formulate any plans other
than the general ones that everything
which is done must be for the best in
terests of the city. 1 have made sew
eral appointments today, but it is safe
to say that the remainder of the ap-
pointments will go over for another
week. Tomorrow is Shriner day and in
my opinion we should do nothing which
would interfere with properly welcom-
ing the visiting mobiles.
"I will investigate the matter of APP
pointments and at the meeting to be
held a week from tomorrow / will
doubtless clean them all up"
In further discussion of the appoint
i've officers and whether there, would
be any changes the mayor said there
were the chief of police, city attorney,
auditor, street superintendent, electri-
clan, building inspector and manager of
the city electric lighting plant con-
struction as yet untouched. He gave
out the information that there were
some of these offices which would re-
main filed at present. He did not pos
itively state which of the offices would
suffer change, though he intimated that
from the talk of the commissioners the
chief of police would probably be one
of them. AS to the matter of city at
torney he did not feel able to make any
statement whatever.
1t is rumored quite strongly through