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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1907-11-02
Notice of Primary Election.

Notice is hereby given that primary
ELECTION will be held in the City of Pullman
on Tuesday, November 10, 1907. for the pur-
pose of nomi mating the following officers,
towit.
one Mayor, for the term of one year
one year.
One Councilman for the First Ward for
the term of two years.
One Councilman, for ohe Second Ward for
the term of two years.
One Councilman Tor the Third Ward, for
the term of two years.
One City Clerk for the term of one year
One CITY Treasurer for the term of one year.
one 81 Attorney for the term of one year.
Said election Will be held in accordance
with the general election laws of the State
OF Washington.
The polls will be opened from II O'Clock
a. M, ana VIII continue open until o'clock
The following is "A description of the sew
eral wards of said city, viz
Description First Ward.-
Polling place, the Mott building, on the
south side of Main street.
Description Second Ward
Polling place, in the Kuhn paint shop on
west side OF Grand street.
Description of Third Ward
Polling place; the old creamery building
on the o. X. \. right of way.
GEO. w, WALTER. City Clerk.
Pullman, Washington, October 81, 1907
Notice Is hereby given that the following
parties have filed their declara ton of can
N'N"Ns Aci tht OHlteS rs tOliOhss on lbelf
respective tickes. To be voted for at the
Urinary election to be held November 10,
Candidates of the Law Enforcement Party.
Mayor II. V. Carpenter
Council linen at large. j. NJ. Klemgard.
councilman for LIST, ward, Henry j. Young
Council Imam for I'd, ward, e. b. Duncan
SCounc,iilman for "a ward Joseph Wood.
City Clerk, Lou f. Wenham.
City Attorney, NJ. $. lamar.
Candidates Of the Citizens Ticket Party.
Mayor, ]. y. Scott.
Council large, Geo. II. Watt.
Councilman for the LIST ward, Ed Mcguire
Councilman for the I'd, ward NJ. d. Henry
Councilman for the Sd. ward, Albert Walk
city Clerk. Geo. w. Walter.
city Treasurer, j. :. Clark.
GEO. W. WALTER.
City Clerk.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-21
REV. ". B. CLEMMER RESIGNS
Pastor Of First Christian Church Accepts
Gall Of Rock Island CONGREGATION,
WILL ASSUME NEW DUTIES IN MARCH
During His Passionate of Three Years
Mr.. Clemmer Has wiped Out
Church Debt and Made
Many Friends.

At the close of the morning services at
the First Christian church yesterday the
pastor. Rev. w. B. Clemmer. notified the
congregation that he had accepted a call
to the pastorate OF the Memorial Christian
church at Rock Island. ILL.,, and asked that
matters be so arranged here that he could
leave for his new duties at the beginning
Of March Except TO a few to whom Pas
tor Clemmer had told Of the call TO Rock
Island, the announcement that he planned
leaving them came as a surprise TO the
members OF the congregation.
Three weeks ago Rev. Mr.. Clemmer asked
II he would accept a call to the Rock
Island church. n such was rendered him.
Definite action was taken by the Rock
Island congregation on Sunday January ID,
and a formal call extended Rev. Mr.. Glenn
mer, which he decided to accept.
Rev W. B. Clommer has been pastor
Of the First Christian church OF this city
for three and a half years, coming here
from Drake university at Des Moines,
where he took a post graduate course after
having been In the ministry for about
eight years. The relations between the
pastor and congregation have been most
cordial and the announcement OF his leav-
ing for another field was received with
deep regret. During his pastorate here Mr.
Clemmer has freed the First Christian
church from debt and only recently plans
were outlined for the erection of a new
edifice, more In keeping with the needs OF
the congregation.
The pastorate in Rock Island offers a
| bigger field as there are two mission Sun
day schools connected with It.. During his
passionate here Mr.. Clemmer has always
been prominently identified with church
work in general and has taken leading
part in the work Of the Pastors association
| He has taken an active and leading part
In Sunday school work and is president
of the Sunday School Workers union. He
was largely instrumental in arranging fol
the union revival meetings now in prog
ress at the First Christian church.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-21
COUNCIL WILL MEET TONIGHT
water works Report to BE COnsid-
cred I'm Committee.

Water Works Report to BE COnstd-
cred in Committee.
The city council will meet this evening
as a committee Of the whole to consider
the report Of w. Kiersted. the consulting
engineer on the water works plant, and
that of the special committee which has
the matter of the water works question In
charge. Each of the councllmen has been
supplied with copy of Mr.. Kiersted's
report since the meeting last week, and
It Is the intention to go through the docu-
ment carefully tonight. AS the report con-
sists OF some $50 pages of typewriter mat
ter, this will consume considerable time.
The report Of the special committee con-
tains a double-headed proposition, which,
It is said, will meet with considerable OPP
position on the part of some of the coun-
cilmen. The recommendation, IL concurred
in, will give this special committee the
authority to submit to the voters OF Coun-
Gil Bluffs a double-headed proposition APP
parently, but which, in fact, means merely
the submission of the question of munich
pal ownership, While the committee asks
authority to submit on one ballot at the
same special election the two PROPOSE
lions, namely, that of granting the water
works company new franchise under GER
tain conditions, one of them requiring the
company to carry out the improvements
and extensions In its service deemed neces-
sary by Mr.. Kiersted. and the other that
of municipal ownership, the result OF a
double barreled proposition like this. 1t is
commended would be that the question of
, a new franchise would be lost In the
shuffie. while the one OF municipal owner
ship would carry.
Before, however the proposition of mu-
nicipaI ownership could be submitted to
| the vote OF the people at a special election,
the price to be paid for the plant would
have to be determined upon. While the
special committee may, and is probably,
prepared to accept Mr.. Kiersted's figures
and estimate, It is known that the water
works company is not altogether satisfied
with his findings as to value. 1t Is said
that of the eight councilmen only three
favor municipal ownership under the pres
ent condition of the city's finances, and.
again, It is not likely that an agreement
as to the value of the present plant could
be arrived at until an appraisement had
been made by disinterested experts.
The city council is scheduled to meet
Tuesday afternoon for the purpose, It Is
understood. OF taking some action on the
water works question. based on what rec
ommendation the committee OF the whole
may decide to make this evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-21

ELDORA-Prof. George Taft, one Of the
pioneer musicians OF central Iowa and a
cousin of Admiral Dewey OF Manila bay
fame, is dead at his home in Grundy Cen
ter.
IOWA CITY-Charged with offensive
partisanship, selling mining stock, soliciting
the purchase OF government stationery to
swell the receipts OF the Office, etc, Harry
D. Overholt for many years postmaster at
this place, is having the fight of his life
to hold office. Five or six other prominent
citizens are in the field for the place.
AMES-School opens at, the lowe State
college Monday. Classification has been in
progress since yesterday morning and in
dicauons are that there will be a yearly
enrolment exceeding 1000 by good num-
Der. President Storms and the deans of
various departments are well pleased with
the showing and feel satisfied that the
attendance will be yet materially increased,
ATLANT1C,-Two more funerals were
held here today and another body lies in
the city awaiting burial. The funerals
today were Henry Stone, prominent
farmer and pioneer settler of this county,
who died at the age of Sc years OF disease
due to old age, and Mrs Sarah Ann Conner,
OF Adams county, who died of pneumonia
while visiting her daughter, Mrs George
Conner.
ATLANTIC-Two Sensational suits were
commenced in the district court Of Cass
county, today; Mrs. c: E. Burton com
menced an action for Sc, 900 damages against
Willis Prall, a prominent retired farmer
and stockman here, alleging that he had
made improper advances to her and at one
he tore her clothes. F. L. Laartz COM
menced action for 5000 damages against
Frank GOLIATH, alleging the alienation of
his wife's affections.
JEFFERSON-Alone in the house the
man unconscious and the woman an in
valid, Mr.. and Mrs. David Davidson would
have been cremated had II not been for a
neighbor woman, who heard the feeble tap
ping of the invalid woman's cane on the
window. The aged couple live alone and
J while attempting to kindle a fire Mr.. Da-
wilson became unconscious. The woodwork
caught fire and Mrs. Davidson managed 10
drag herself near enough to a window 10
tap on II with her cane. They were almost
smothered by smoke when rescued.
- ATLANTIC-Ed Johnson of Marine, who
was working on the railroad at that place,
met with serious accident While driving
spikes one of the spikes broke and a piece
OF It struck him In the head. He was
rendered unconscious for the space of sew
eral hours and 1t was thought that he was
fatally injured, but it is now expected
that he will recover. Clarence Carter was
badly injured in a game of basket ball here
at the Young Mems Christian association
gymnasium. He was one of the contest
anita In a practice game, when he was
thrown against the side OF the hall on his
| head and rendered unconscious for time
| He will recover.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-21
POLICE MAGISTRATES CLASH
Madrid Sees Part of Force Take
Measures Against other
Policemen

MADRID. Jan. 2O-(Special) AN i'm
mense crowd watched with great amuse-
ment few days ago a comic opera battle
which waged around the Fronton, a sort
of crystal palace in the center of Madrid.
The armies consisted OF a large force Of
police who tried to expel another body of
police and walters who held the building.
The battle lasted all day and ended in a
route Of the defenders who. policemen in
cluded, were marched of to prison.
The Fronton, which stands In the Plazo
del Carmen has for a long time been In
dispute between the propretors and cred
itors. Recently the creditors obtained
from the magistrate Of the central district
the appointment OF a manager in their in
terests. The proprietor then got the ex-
pulsion Of the manager by order of the
magistrate Of the chambery quarter. The
siege followed.
The magistrate OF the center, with a
large force Of supporters, appeared before
the Fronton to drive out seventeen police
men and forty-three walters who had bar
ricaded themselves within. Repeated eff
forts were made TO break down the doors
but the besegers were driven on and rein
forcements had to be sent for.
Then the doors were smashed with axes
and the magistrate OF the center entered
and ordered the arrest OF the defenders
Several escaped by the roof and through the
windows, but the police were marched on
by their comrades of the besieging army
A council OF ministers has since beer
held TO prevent repetition Of the scanda
by defining the authority Of the two mag.
istrates
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-21
IRISH PATRIOT is DEAD
All Friends of Ireland Mourn Passing
of Parish Priest of
NenaRh.

DUBLIN, Jan. 20.-(Special THE death
of the late Rt.' Rev. Mgr. White. dean of
Killaloe and parish priest of Nenagh, is
one to be regretted throughout the length
and breadth of Ireland He was Of a
singularly fervent and enthusiastic tenn
permanent. He threw himself with all the
ardor of his fervent nature into the Irish
national movement and hailed with delight
MIR. Gladstone's first home rule proposal
in 1856. He went to London at the time OF
the introduction of the home rule bill, In
April. 1886. and being unable. not having
applied to his friends in time, to obtain a
seat in the gallery of the House of Com
mons to hear Mr.. Gladstone's speech. he
determined that he would wish him God
speed on his way to the House of Com
mons. He accordingly waited in the palace
yard till Mr.. Gladstone drove to the House
Of Commons. and as they alighted the
dean took of his hat and expressed his
good wishes. Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone were
much touched by the incident, shook hands
with Dean White very warmly, and Mr..
Gladstone. in a few words, conveyed his
high appreciation OF Dean Whites devo-
ton to the Irish cause.
Dean White loved to recall old memories
OF Smith OBrien and the As period. At
Christmas of the year 1853 Smith OBrien
distributed the prizes at Carrigaholt school
and bestowed a number OF Irish books as
premiums for those who had been study
ing the native language. In his own his
tory Of Glare, Dean White thus refers to
that memorable visit: Smith O'Brien' 8
last public act was a visit to Carriganolt,
where the present writer was then OFF,
ciating. He spent the evening in the hos
pitable residence of one OF his greatest
friends, Father Meehan, the parish priest.
and in response to a popular welcome or
ganized by the people, made his last speech
in view OF the castle where another O'Brien
lived, who fought and lost for Ireland"
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-21
WORTH FINDING
Discovery of a Young Lady Book.
keeper.

Food has much to do with the way one
accomplishes any kind of work. poorly
digested or improper food is the most fire.
quent cause OF nervous breakdown and
the surest way back TO health is by prop
erly selected food
A young lady in Calf says: Much
OF the time until l was 10 years old l had
poor digestion caused by eating too much
starchy and greasy food; many days /
would suffer II ate anything at all.
Entering the office OF a large firm as
accountant, soon broke down under the
work and from being insufficiently nour-
ished because did not digest my food.
suffered almost constantly with nervous
sick headache.
About that time Grape-Nuts was
recommended TO me and on trying II
was really astonished at the result for II
was the first food that had really agreed
with me for years.
Within a day or two my headaches
stopped, my nerves began TO get strong
and my brain clear. so that when l took
up my work again 1 was able, alone to
do the entire work before done by two
Il ate nothing but Grape Nuts with
cream. for lunch each day sometimes
beating up raw egg with IT, l have
/ found 1t very beneficial eaten dry, chewed
/ well, when tired or nervous
| MY gain under Grape-Nuts diet was
/ rapid and still continues. / gained one
I or two pounds week at first; now
| hold my normal healthy weight and
| never suffer from observation-disclosures tc
| Grape-Nuts!
| My brother-in-law has been restored e
perfect health upon a Grapefruit diet. w,
naturally think the world and all OF tn,
food" Name given by Postum Co. BATH,
Creek. Mich. Read the book. THE Roas
TO MELVILLE" in pkgs. There's q reason.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-21

omciaIs of Two Counties VIII Con-
slider Drainage Ditch Matters.

OH,ciaIs of Two Counties VIII Con-
slider Drainage Ditch Matters.
The supervisors of Pottawattamie and
Harrison counties will meet in adjourned
Joint session today as a drainage board to
consider matters in connection with the
Harrison Pottawattamie drainage bitches.
Tomorrow the supervisors Of Pottawat-
fannie county viii meet as drainage
board to take up matters in connection
with the Pigeon creek drainage ditch and
wednesday will met in adjourned regular
session as a county board.
At the meeting Wednesday the super
visors win take up the matter Of awarding
the publication OF the Official proceedings
OF the board TO the three newspapers in the
county having the largest circulation
The papers In the field for the contract
will submit their sworn lists OF subscribers
AT this meeting. The board will also let
the contract for pauper medical attendance
in Garner and Lewis townships and at the
poor farm at this session.
While the board rescinded the contract
given the Nonpariel company for furnish
ing blank books, printed supplies. etc. for
this year It has not yet taken any steps
10 advertise for bids for these supplies
II IL expected, however. that several firms
will submit bids at the meeting OF the
board on Wednesday without waiting for
the supervisors TO advertise.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-21
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Office,
MINOR MENTION.

Davis, drugs.
stockert sells carpets
Fine engravings at Lefferts.
Ed Rogers Tony Faust beer.
Plumbing and heating, Btxby g. Son.
Lewis Cutler. funeral director. phone OF.
Woodring Undertaking company. Tel. SSe
DIAMONDS AS AN INVESTMENT.
TALK TO LEFFERT ABOUT 1T.
BUDMEIsER BOTTLED BEER Is
SERVED ONLY AT FIRST-CLAss BARS
A beautiful and ornamental gas burner
the Welsbach chick lamp, complete, rs
stephan Bros, $40 West Broadway.
AL AILtIL SIZES OF STORM DOORS. STORM
WEATHER STRIPS AT GEO. HoAG-
sheridan and Rock Springs. wyo:L coal
Wickham Coal Co, lO7 reari street. Both
SUGAR CURED BREAKFAST BACON
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET
Dorothy, the infant twin daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Edward Costello died yesterday
evening after a short illness from measles.
aged months.
Fidelity council, Royal Arcanum. will
which time IL IL expected the degree work
viii be exemplined-
The Maccabee social club will not meet
a eTsct date Of tSs will be
announced at regular review Thursday
evening.
ing presented J. c. Madison, the retiring
master with a handsome postmaster Jewel,
Postmaster w. II. Mcconnell making the
presenting address.
Word has been received here OF the death
Of Mrs. Minnie Campbell Marsh, formerly
Of this city, at her home in Mansfield. o.
Mrs Marsh was formerly employed in the
1fice Of the Christian Home.
OUR sEMI-ANNUAL CLEARING SALE
DF LACE CURTAINS NOW ON. ALL
P PAIR oR iN AT TIE hA HOq PRfcE THIS
WEEK. PETERSEN & SCHOTNING co.
Arrangements for the funeral OF the late
Ghs Sss %onS w be made @
day by his daughter, Mrs Fred Whitney,
who arrived in the city Sunday from
Oelwein. Ia
John t. Mulqueen left Saturday for
Dallas, Tex, TO attend the national con,
vention OF retail grocers as delegate from
ers' association. He viii take a trip
through Texas before returning.
Winner court No: 50 will hold a public
instslst0n Of ofiiS &c spac c pslI I1 tbs
Merriam block. Refreshments will be
served at the close of the installation and
social session held.
CITY Solicitor RimbalI will 20 to Des
Moines Tuesday to attend q meeting Of the
legislative committee Of the Iowa League
day. The purpose Of the meeting is to
formulate recommendations to be made to
the state legislature with reference to laws
affecting the cities OF the state.
Nathaniel Weston, aged So years, died
late Saturday evening at his town resi-
dence, 300 West Pierce street. Deceased
had been a resident OF Lewis township
since 1857. but moved into the city few
weeks ago for the winter. Besides his
wife three daughterE, MrA Lucy Denney
and Mrs. Mary Sweet Of Tacoma, Wash.
Mrs. Frances Nichols OF this city. and two
sons John, of Denver. Colo. and Samuel
of this city, survive him.
Mrs. Mary Ann johnson died yesterday
at her home in Garner township, aged y
years Death was due to the infrmities
of old age. Three sons and one daughter
all residents Of Garner township survive
her. Mrs. johnson had been q resident OF
Pottawattarnie county for hfty-five years
coming here from Ohio in 1852. The funeral
will be held Tuesday morning at 1873
o'clock from the residence, and interment
iyilI be, m thet family bnrying ground ION
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-21
NO SMOKING ROOM IN LIBRARY
Board Considers Proposition and
Decides ARRinnt IL.

Board Considers Proposition and
Decides Against II.
A reading room for men in the basement
OF the public library building. where the
patrons might have the privilege of en-
joying a quiet smoke, will not be estab-
lished. This has been decided by the board
Of library trustees which at first seemingly
favored the proposition. The pernicious
cigarette is the obstacle in the way of pro-
viding a reading room where men might
smoke while reading. say the members of
the board OF trustees.
When the establishment of a reading
room with smoking privileges was pro-
posed a committee from the board investi-
gated the advisability of such a move.
This investigation disclosed the fact that
the janltor had considerable trouble in
preventing young lads who frequented the
library building from surreptitiously en-
joying their cigarettes in the basement.
These boys, the janitor complained. made
use of the toilet rooms in the basement in
which to smoke and he was kept constantly
busy driving them out. With a room in
which smoking would be permitted, II was
believed an incentive would be given these
boys to loaf in II and smoke cigarettes, to
the annoyance and discomfort of the men
who might wish to patronlze the room and
enjoy the privilege of a quiet smoke while
reading. This being the situation, the
board of trustees decided that It would be
best not to establish the proposed reading
room in the basement.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-21

and II they defeat It the fight will have TO
be made all over again.
This session the women have been snx-
iously waiting. When the committees were
announced the house committee on woman
suffrage had four bachelors in middle life
on the committee, and all OF them said to
be opposed TO woman suffrage. and the
committee on constitutional amendments.
to which the resolution might have gone.
has three OF the same bachelors on It. The
chances OF woman suffrage this session.
therefore. seems slim at the outset
Report Unexpended Balances.
In accordance with an act OF the last
legislature. the State Board OF Control has
filed its report Of unexpended balances in
the hands Of the various state institutions
for the guidance Of the appropriation COM
mittees. The report is as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-21
Lost Thirty-si1 Hours in storm.

Lost Thirty-Six Hours I'm storm.
sTURGIs, s. D.. Jan. 2O-(special Tele-
gram. Earl Galland was brought to Stur-
gis yesterday with both feet badly frozen
While on his way in from Thunder Buttes
week ago he got lost in a severe storm
and was out all night. being thrty-six
hours without food. It Is feared amputa-
ton OF at least one foot will be necessary
Galland, in order TO keep from perlshing
kept running around his team and wagon
all night.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-21
A. Metxear A Co

New Location OF Wholesale Bakery.
b1s MINISTER Street. Council Bluns' Ia.
Homemade Bread q Speciality.
Visitors Welcome.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-21

Get your wall papering done now before
the spring rush commences and good help
Is hard to get. The new patterns are In
and We can give your job the best atten-
tion at reasonable prices. Council Bluffs
Paint, OIL and Glass Co., Merriam block
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-21
Great sale.

WHITLEY EXERCISES NOW ON-6oo
SETS OF THESE HEALTH AND MUSCLE
GROWERS TO BE SOLD OUT REGARD
LESS OF COST. PRICES, SOC TO s.
PETERSEN s. sCHoENING co.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-21

PENDLETON. Ore. Jan. 0-Five In.
dams were burned TO death I'm a fire which
destroyed the jail at the t1matilla Indian
reservation agency early today. The origin
OF the fire is unknown. but Il is thought
the Indians were trying to burn their way
out
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-21
Total, support and special. .... 1894
Wants Building Completed.


The report of Curator Aldrich OF the his4
torical department was made to the legis-
lature yesterday. He asks for s7S 49t with
which to complete the construction and fur
nishing OF the historical building, and also
for an increase In the allowance for ex-
penses in order to furnish an assistant Gu
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-21

CENTRAL FLOUR, H.6 PER SACK
EVERY SACK WARRANTED. CENTRAL
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET
PHONES "a
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-21

ROBERT BURNS 1oc CIGAR. OLD
TIMES SC AND sPINA loc CIGAR. MA
LONEY CIGAR CO.. DISTRIBUTORS.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. IA.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-21

Free tickets for those wishing to attend
the kodak exhibition to be held at Cham
bers academy, in Omaha, January q to
February q may be had by calling at w. A.
Maurer's china and crockery store.
Omaha daily bee., 1907-01-21

buy. We can certainly please you on price
and quality OF goods. Stephan Bros, SO
West Broadway.