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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-01-18

Mr.. William A. Radford will answer
questions and give advice FIRE. OF
COST on all subjects pertaining 60 the
subject OF building for the roaders 81 this
paper, On account of Ids wide expe-
turer. he Is, without doubt. the highest
authority on all these HublcctA. AddrssA
all Inquiries 70 William q. RadfUrd, no.
iai Fifth Ave, Chicago, ILL.,, and only
enclose two-cent stamp Tor reply,
The Ocala banner., 1907-06-14

Mr.. r. Hudson Burr, in his second
campaign for railway commissioner.
explained that he had not accomplish.
"a the things that ne had desired ID
accomplish during his first term be
cause he was a minority on the board
Now. he is a majority member, the
president Of the board, and, TO employ
the phrase Of the street. is the whole
cheese he wants 70 get off Of IT, Of
course this will mean and need more
explaining.
The Ocala banner., 1907-06-14

Chairman Burr, of the Florida rail
road commission has announced his
candidacy for governor. In view of
the fact that il was heretofore under.
stood in certain quarters that Albert
Jennings would be the administration
candidate, the announcement of Mr.
Burr may be considered of more than
passing mportance.-FeFnandina Rec
ord.
The Ocala banner., 1907-06-14

{. N. Gray Jr. director Of Chq $.
Peters Episcopa. church choir enter
tanned the members Of thar crsaDfza.
lion a. The rectory Thursday evening.
Each member present had some part
on the program which added much
10 the evenings enjoyment. Some
gave musical reci;ations while Others
gave readings. etc. Refreshments
were served. The choirmasrer enter
tertainS the choir each year. soon af.
ter Easter, and the event Of Thurs.
day evening is now looked upon As
an annual occurrence. This years
entertainment was a pleasure 10 all.
st. Petersburg Independent.
The Ocala banner., 1907-06-14

Everyone i in favor Of compulsory
taxation for support cf the public
schools. hut the state legislature is
opposed To compulsory attendance on
the part Of the tax payers children.
Some day We will have a compulsory
education law and then people Will
wonder At the purblind public senti-
ment which tolerated the old system
so ong.-Pensacola Journal
The Ocala banner., 1907-06-14

lion Geo. q. Mathews says that he
IS IN receipt of letters urging him To
enter the lists Tor the gubernat0rial
nomination. and II has given him an
inspiration that he has not felt in
years. and he may decide 70 measure
-ances with the distinguished gentle
men who have been named as canai-
dates for this high Office.
The Ocala banner., 1907-06-14

\ mass meeting Wa- recently held
in Gainesville asking the Atlantic
Coast Line and rhe Seahoara Ar Line
10 build a Union station IN thar civ.
by The way, when j. the Atlantic
Coast Line soinS To buud that new
freight depot in Ocalae
The Ocala banner., 1907-06-14

II is probable that the bones OF
Ponce de Leon have long since return
ed 70 the dust. But there has been
money appropriated 10 locate the
bones Of Ponce and move them 10 St.
Augustine. and somebody has got 10
do II because it is in the bill.-Miami
News
The Ocala banner., 1907-06-14

The Greene and Gayuor case X
still before the courts. l. wi,l be car
ried before the United States SUI
preme cuDrf and perhaps these men
viii h- given a new trial
The Ocala banner., 1907-06-14

Georgia has selected Or. Crawford
Long. the discoverer of anas-het.cs
and Alexander II stephens TO repre-
sent her il the statuar. ar gallery
a. Washington
The Ocala banner., 1907-06-14

\ typographical error in ta- nv1.
lus oi law recently enacted hy the
legislature Of tennessee uuuI-ies IT,
The act WAS printed aS follows An
acr 70 prohiolJ gambling and horse
racing + should have read. An
act tc prohibit sambliu- ou horse
races
The Ocala banner., 1907-06-14

4 light ray, more powerful than the
X-ray, IS said 70 have been discovered
which will kill cancer germs. It is
TO be hoped that the discovery IS true.
The Ocala banner., 1907-06-14

The late Dr LOOyick Pierre. father
OF Bishop George F. Pierce. said that
Dr.. Young !. Allen Wa the greatest
man since the death of s.. Pau,
The Ocala banner., 1907-06-14

DR.. Long is still firing broadsides
at President Roosevelt. Among other
things he charges the president with
p-ageTism. pure and simple.
The Ocala banner., 1907-06-14

DR. William J. Long. the naturalist
having said rhat the wolf killed The
carbon sticks 70 II and says raa- the
president himself Is an Anauias
The Ocala banner., 1907-06-14

The erection OF a soap factory j.
contemplated IN Tampa. Oscar Wich.e
Of lronJown. Oaio., is the promoter OF
the scheme.
The Ocala banner., 1907-06-14

The bill approPriatIHg. S15,CCo IN
aid Of a middle Florida far al OeFu-
MAX was mercilessly slaughtered. ..-
The Ocala banner., 1907-06-14

The race problem IS interfering
with Oca-a's celebration of the -.1r-
iouS TolrrL rL.--T4mpa Tribute.
The Ocala banner., 1907-06-14

From flowers 10 lemons i nor
long diStance-ask the members Of
the last Legislature.
The Ocala banner., 1907-06-14

TIL immigration Iiu passed -ae
house bv the narrow mac--n Of one
vote
The Ocala banner., 1907-06-14

Some Of thu editor-legislarors make
better statesmen than editors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
FINANCIAL INSANITY"

Every once a phrase with fnse pleasing 10 the
American upon and Immediately becomes by
word on every American We have had rrensied
finance all brain storms" told
that We also suffer have already
gone hownx the warpAh7 latest thing however Is
Financial insanity -frenasd finance closely related
~ -unwrstan -demeatia Americana
The q Boston. charged with haYns erui
Many In bankruptcy Vas
given his liberty plea financial insanity" He had an
spending later having ne 'dss where ms
money
AiAa. bow msny OF who ought 60 be In aSy
Mnsl Is American shoulders
that getting There ls hardly American
Who ooad nos set away a plea financial insanity
Tea terrible habit Of spendins money
where Ask America" housewife sno
will tell ysu that such 10 the casa
where de- The money so--ths spend' pSsrY
sax prices oil and mk leap ap 10
aitndst Where the go To tire Coal trust
q sss OIL aluk That's where II soss
insane. would never stand fnr such
nnd where the
end whcn mad Suddenly viii wake up
procure and Aunt down The war
pasA- Tn~e a great splash into -unwrtisa iaw"
srsn army Americans Win down into Wall
srsss = puihx dO~u Of sronshelas and =
xAasntsxns OF balls and bears
We hash ind say Hartman ass rssarnsd from
rsnsu tn tie Immunity These things not 70 b
isuxned e pent yea Joke Vs.
Where 40 How tines have asked
yourseH hat aaraoaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
IHR DOVE DOVES AND THEIR FIRST BE

ana Tnsgs why weHt let faa
call me- Seftia o. tssnis" In
stead % gssahstss
NJ n We'll whAs-@W " At
wbaf--np you vast 70 nams hsff
afrs y JsssicA Of course.
Mr n what's that. ths Ham. 81
. 9apuiar song Or = sofsstf
Mrs q Ne. LsmusL 70 isn't. ara
zoe saow u isn't - dsaF swsst
name fer = dear sweet Iitsfs sirt
~ D. staHd pat or cefails.
Mfu y twsepsl That is ypu cut
ana cut Selfish selfish. SELFISH
Mf u. fsEafu fa0Fi Well Tn
xaans. u Yoa as Here. yell leave
q % luek
Nfs d gives tear. a rse..sl
Howf
Mf n ws'u pvt ny ssisetion or
sit risrsa q papar aad 1sssita On
six more pieces % paper. ana let's
make BakF pt x one o. them ouf %
= hat. Ard Whatsoever t picks Il %
b. thn nams for HsbF
Mrs . gaoahtfailYl Very w.it
Mr. - lander bis hrsathl; Yss
ard Z tst yo9t welsh. efts pre-
parea tire hat
Thn uahF tenconHsIoHsiF clutch
inK bit - paper ss its piak pau 10
guided iato natl Wauah.h-hf
Mra = fdeHFiouaiTI 1sEslea
It's fssfCAf ua8fdr goofTi
Aff - fanfatdinG the "a othsr pa
perst cancht .rsts Issaics on
ths whols fonsn
The nfutef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

~ NNt4a
-Teu Your troUhlss q a poiies
nan.-
n .. ssta that she usss person
who saxs ustsFanes 60 this uuivsfs.
II expression - ths setse ~ss 80
8sspsaats wlfs uha wss nfeaHhs
% me poiht % sxsspsfsiian - .
hassaaa wbe tnsssgsi r. wsafiiT
seins ever ths taslnsss trials ana
sfibuiafians q sAea oar ~ ths fire
sia. each svsniuR
TIE aavies ~ thls wffs seals
% q iat % hustAnts eofid %
Koaa May men whe pride thsns
selves on tstux had hashausH for
sst that the place o. tAik step ts
IN the ahnr ~ 10 all we'll anA naaa
e. TAKE YrHf wtfs into year cor
ff-n-s. tut II 10 aasthef matter g.
Hl TIE only tifna shs e permitted
e. sngar Yoas rnFupHnY with a lot
u dfsarp details - yaaf business
uia fou ever 49, efpwa af
seammHs-rs~ Fstarntna bone a. The
sns ~ fhs aaYf caustht fos piek
the aaas wha yer. gotas O. make
hams miserable tar their fNmiiies
ThsY Nsfe fHe men uHa Nsfs alt
tfHx hHnrhea - ~ the eornsra ~
their seats figuring on ths shf ~
thstr newspapers er EasinE souris
lnfa space.
n waa l8ss as easy for yea %
pHHh fna ones whose hHwsaaaaina
wAa balnE locked fer eagerly Thsf
wsr@ laughing and joking Ana
swaprinK stories reading thsir pa
pars eF enjoying perfect rsIasation
~ mind ard hoaN Their business
worries Sefs probably - treat r
rot greater. ard Iuat - camrisr
as those 81 other men But they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

MrA D. Lent sac eatsf
Mr.. d ISN'T shs eat~f
BotA fHnt she Too Cutsf
Mrs d. IN. idea q rnels
Crab tsllins va % nam. her Cal
usp~i
Mr.. d. caniops l. creek name.
but ! 6sn't exactly see tas aagiiea~
slon. A. Baby emttn r@wfl. hy
girEer. wonder n rncts Crab
meant Il fer q siar. eanf0und himi
Mrs D. nan't MS such ianag@R.
81 the presence q Heaf sac may
learn Il frosa roe. A. any fats. ws
like YsttA better. % Yaur
STR. D. I aonst Al isssf. net
yet--A DO bal As ever. I'm IN "a.
vor Of AmAnta LEA high tire ws
eains 10 an agrs~fnsnt about g.
Mrs. d. don't fancy Amanda
I always yrsfsrrsa Doris
M q. tvsry fazyl n Yag cal
hsr Doris u mar make me thlnk 81
. waitress ~ tha quick iuneh. Her
name 10 Dsria
Mira d. I n@Her meant fer Ons
hcrnsnf % call such AZ oriis
nary mama ] o. PREFER it 70
Amanda wou rsfhsr call hsf
sera.thinH eaitur and mstaphgai.
eAi. uks Harms.
M. d. Wow fnnE II sounds
GRO much IKE e. liae % Eufas
pean Novsitx ASt call her Garaiis
Airs DIS Dsar no. coraiisi I
erpst mks name itH 20 "a ths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
Buying
Made
Easy...
distinotivensss

The dlstinctivsneaa and
originality Of our styles. tho
completeness OF our stock. tho
quality Of our merchandise. tho
"rightneas" % our prices and
the Incompatible convenience
Of our "litfle.atatima' plan
all these combine 20 make trad
Ing here a real pleasure.
You'll find here the best %
the new ideaa IN Mems aud
Women'R Readyto.Wear Ap-
parel Every day brings new
arrivals Wei be- delighted
10 open an account with you
for anything selected
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
HOW S2,5OO.O0
WILL BECOME S1O,OOOOo

without neon~snsnes without ~onL ana w,thov,
In Of perfect safety upon aggregate
$4,000 Seattle business create the eo.s
nest egg Of $4,000. Ass
simply BY setting aside the small ysay a..
nearly everybody DO he will under the uuitowns.hp ~
Company nvesng reata
will be able 20 accumulate the sum ~
masly 10000 In years figuring and iners.a. ~
the minimum As matter of fact the accumulation
edly would be considerably than $4,000
TIE following table viii show you how investment a. A.,
central business property in Seattle this re-.
will year BY year
TABLE OF RENTAL AND iEcRgAss VALUE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
L.,'. Oct In on This

You never can know the eonveni-
snes OF a checking account until
you have tried one Whenever you
feel disposed - test the matter ne
shall BE siad % supply you with
the necessities % aaeh "a account
THE FIRST NATIONAL RANK. r.
Advertisement In Plymouth to1
Advertiser
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

A Tacoma man calls attention
10 the fact that he has opTrAtsd
railroad az profit without tlolai'
ins the law But hs cant hope 70
draw any Of the publica Interest
from T. H Hartman. who tells
how he does q ~ hreakinE ths
law
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

"iafsnn is highly slA,sd over
something What 10 o.
Ills vifn Was the victor In an
afatafieal contest AZ her club last
ulght
pest Ny wife's The victor in
enc - home every nlkht"
The doctors all over the country
are again discussing the question
a. 20 whether OF not thsY should
make death easier FOE a paiient AZ
though most % the doctors don [
make dytnK eAsr
A a.year-ola boz who reads
Shakespeare has h~sn fpund IN
nunola Additional evidences o. this
bovs Wisdom ia found IN the tact
that Ne refuses 20 be Interviewed
on this Nay weather
The aruk trust has been tllssd hy
the rniisd States court. but whether
its dead or not 10 another cues.
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

The nsw traffic manager u the
VANDERBILT reads salafr tzk coo a
year began IS an office h1f n 1851
In justice "a tho offiee boys today
Il should be rwmenbs bored that lass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

CYCLONE onNAMnsrAL Fnrcm
AND GATES. TRnLLn AND
HLowER GUARDS.
The msst turabis ana srna-
mental Hsivanissd wirs F~ns. on
the market fer the money.
We carry In stock . styIss In
Insight Of %. 50. "a and ~ insh.a
call - write fer oataiosus snd
prices
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

Frank Gould. son oi Jay calls
hia muthsf-in-la q sfaasy old
woman. aud although they've
never seen her and dant know
auythlas about her. some so.ooo 900
men In thia country Nill agree
With him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

Tom Plat 10 expressing HE deep
regret Tor making Roosevelt pre-.
idant HoWeynr, Ton nay have
this one consolation tie didnt
make him president the second
time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
DON'T BURDEN With YOUR TROUBLES

aas isn thsif tasinsss bshind theHa.
Fhsf had learned the sseYst 81 hsR4
Einsss Thsr "a net have 20 BE
faia . tell their lfeatlss - ths 20.
ilfsmAr ThsF had ne tFaahlss 20
tsit rhsf hat foFsett~n thsm.
Are ron tsftsnina etheHs vita
raaf tfouh}ssf Tell them 20 she
peiieam&h ana asxsF msnstan thsn
agate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

Oriental billiard and pool Par
lora. 1918 TAird ave. have eight
aew tables o. the only tni0 pool
table IN Seattle. A place tos gen.
ficuirn go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

And Il maj cheer him 90 think
THAT he coaldnt have prevented
Roosevelt frosn hslng president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

Nov that all the real of them are
nonfessins. We don't mind admitting
that que reason we didn't fight Jack
o'nrien VAS that he insisted that
We agree 20 le, him have a knock
out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

Mabulls Gilman Corey has had
several thousand calling cards
prated where's abe going 10
leave themf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

Even a good ex.
cuse IL sometimes
worse thin none
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
STAR DUST
by JOSH

ball wasn't the game IN 81 that II
IL now.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

oLYAfpI
Missioner
saditor Of
Saving r
Aanl.h ov
taas cont
Fsrted 20
aensy In
aseugA Il
na1s a.
lad befor
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

Dr. Lee Baker. deutist. 900 Eitsi
building Phone Main e1kG zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18
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shining
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

A Wed Fresa Je.e wtsss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-18

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The 81
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-08
GUARDED BY DETECTIVES
Dowager Empress Of Russia Arrives
in London on Visit to
Her Sister.

London, March THE Dowager EN-
press of Russia arrived here this morn
ing and was greeted at the railroad
station by her sister, Queen Alexand-
ria. the Prince and Princess Of Wales
and the staff of the Russian embassy.
The empress reached London half an
hour earlier than the time publicly an
nounced. The expediting of the en-
press arrival was, II is understood,
planned by the police. wllo~ha taken
stringent precautions for her protec-
ton. While tie officials of Scotland
Yard have little fear that the anarchists
in London viii jeoperdize their chances
OF obtaining an asylum in England by
any attempt upon the life of the en-
press, they are taking no chances and
every possible avenue of attack viii
be guarded. From the railroad station
tie dowager empress and the queen
drove to Buckingham palace.
Extraordinary precautions for the
safety OF the dowager empress sur
rounded her. None bit officials wsre
allowed in the receiving party st Dow
er. Bridges and crossings were guard
ed by detectives. the route from Vic
toria station to Buckingham palace
was lined at short intervals with Scot
land Yard men, and the palace police
guard was augmented. All the haunts
of the anarchists were closely watched
by police in plain cloths and detectives,
who believe they have every anarchist
in the city under surveillance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-08
UNCLE SAM TIRED OF DELAY
Screws Will Be Applied to Turkey
to Force Recognition Of
Schools.

Constantinople, March 1T is esti-
mated that the United States will
shortly take more active measures to
force its demand for official recogni-
tion of the American schools and mis-
sionary establishments in Turkey,
should the removal of the existing DIFF
fieulty be much longer delayed. The
ministerial committee appointed to deal
with the question has been sitting at
the palace and has reaffirmed the set
Element arranged three years ago with
the American embassy, ana new de-
cree approving the agreement has been
submitted to the sultan II Is hoped
that his majesty's signature viii re-
move the obstacles placed in the way
of the proper execution Of the arrange
ments. All the details necessary for
the fuIfiIlment of the agreement were
decided upon by the American embassy
and the responsible departments of the
port at the time the settlement was
reached, and consequently Ambassador
I,eisliman has resolutely refused to
consider all suggestions to reopen the
discussion on the subject.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-08
What Hunyadi Janos Is


In Hungary, in the 18th century, there
lived a wonderful mana great soldier
and wise statesman-who was prin-
cipaliy instrumental in driving back the
..ITnspeakable Turk" and keeping him
out of Hungary at the period when
bands of these marauders were ravag-
ing most of Europe. BY his victories in
war and peace this man endeared him.
self to the people and gained a great and
rermanent place in the nations history.
His name was HUNYADI JANOS, or
John Hunyadi, as 1t would be in Eng
iish. To the present day, in the affec-
lions of ali Hungarians. he holds the
Mace of one of their greatest national
heroes. Is it strange then that they
shouId wish to give this honcred name
N one of their most wonderful natural
r,.oduets-tfe famous Mineral Laxative
yWafer from the Springs at Buda Pest?
the unfailing value of this water as
eure and gentle Natural Laxative has
s,re7 for il a worldwide reputation.
ereater even than that enjoyed by old
Iobn Hunyadi in Hungary. A bottle
costs Int a trifIe and contains many
doses One dose. y a tumblerful drunk
on arising. slightly warmed for best
re<ultsl. will within an hour move the
boweIs gently but copiousIy. At all
ors,raists. Ask for il by the full name
|-HTNIADl JANUS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-08
TOWER PUFFED
UP IN BERLIN
German Secretary of Foreign
Affairs Gives American Am
basSador a Good Word.
GIVES DINNER TO KAISER
WILL SOON BE HOME ON HIS
VACATION.

Berlin. March THE secretary Of state
for foreign affairs. Herr Won Tschirsky.
in conversation today with the correspcn-
dent of the Associated Press. said:
II have heard that some of the Ameri-
can newspapers have said that your am
bassador here, Mr.. Tower, is without in
fluence with our government Such state
ments seem strange to me because it is
well known how large a personal and po-
Htical position Mr.. Tower has made for
himself in Berlin. He maintains, ii $
true, with firmness. the contentious OF
the United States, but that is precisely
what we expect of our own ambassa-
doris. Mr.. Towers long experience In in
ternatlona1 matters and his power OF in
terpreting clearly to us the American
views have contributed much to the good
viii between our country and the United
States
Emperor William dined with Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Tower this evening.
Foreign Secretary Tschirsky. Admiralty
Secretary Won Tirpitz. Lieutenant General
Won Loewenfeld. Captain Won Cramaicn.
governor of Warteberg; Baroness Won
kettler. attaches of the embassy and
their wives. Professor and Mrs. Burgess,
Consul General and Mrs. Thackera, the
Rev. DIR. ]. F. DiclSie, pastor of the Amer
lean church. and Mrs. Dickie. were among
those present.
After the dinner Consul General Gaff-
rey Of Dresden was presented 20 the en-
peror. who remained q couple of hours
in conversation with the company, ss-
pecially with the Americans.
Mrs. Tower will sail for home March
Il and Mr.. Tower will follow March IS
on two months leave of absence. MIR.
Tower has had an uncommonly active and
successful winter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-08
CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE
Governor Gooding of Idaho Sends in
His List of Appointees
for Good Places.
Especial to The Herald

Boise. Ida. March Late yesterday
afternoon the governor sent to the senate
his list Of appointments and the list was
confirmed by the senate at once, there
being no debate and Senator Waller was
the only senator to cast a dissenting vote.
The matter of ratifying the appointments
did not occupy over fifteen minutes. The
list, which included ali the appointments
of the governor necessary to be ratified
by the senate. is as follows:
State Engineer-James Stephenson, jr.,
of Boise, reappointed.
State Insurance Commissioner-C. D.
Goasind of Preston. appointed to succeed
E i. Liggett
Miller OF Grangeville. reappointed.
Labor Commissioners-Henry Wood of
Malad and ]. A. Davis of Boise, both re-
appointed.
Directors Blackfoot Asylunl-A. B. Moss
of Payette. reappointed; Denmark Jensen
of Mink Creek. to take place of B. j.
Briggs of Idaho Falls, and James Z.
Steele of Iona, to take place of Henry
Directors North Idaho ASYLUM at Orc
fino-James K. Bell of Genesee, J. G.
Rowton of Kooskia. T. ]. Taylor of Oro-
fino. These were originally appointed on
June 10, 1905, during a recess of the legis-
trustees Lewiston State Normal School
-SavIor w Thompson of Lewiston and
". B. Stanton of Lewiston. appointed
trustees Academy of Idaho at Pocatello
j r Shepherd of Paris. TO take the
place of J. U. Stieki of Montpelier.
Members Board Of Trustees, Idaho In
A. Pyke OF Dubois. reappointed, and w.
n. Shilling of Rupert, to take the place
of ]. F. Hunt of Swan Lake.
Members of Board of Trustees, Albion
Boise and Lawrence Hansen of Rock
Creek, reappointed for six years.