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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-23
choose a new county central commit

The representation to which the
various precincts are entitled, and
the polling places are as follows:
Dele
Precinct and Polling Place. gates.
Ahsahka-Last polling place. .... 3
Bed Rock-Cavendish Hall. ..... 6
Central Ridge-School house
District No. II ............. 3
Chesley-Chesley hall. ...... 4
Cold Springs-McDonald build
ing. Vollmer 8
Culdesac-Bemis hall 10
Dent-Last polling place. ...... ,
Fletcher-Hall In Fletcher. $500. 8
Fenton-Last polling place. 49,, 2
Fraser-Last polling place.. ..... q
Fords Creek-Last polling place.. 2
Clifford. o. o. F. hall. ....... Z
Gilbert-School house, Dist. No 60 3
Greer-Last polling place. 1855. 2
Hatwai-School house. ......... 2
Kamiah-School house. ....... 2
Lapwai-Warehouse Sweetwater.. 4
Leland. o. o. F. hall. ....... s
Lenore-Last polling place. 8
Lewiston. 1st-City hall. IA
Lewiston 2d-W. 0. w. hall. ia
Lewiston, 3d-Courthouse ......10
Lewiston, 4th-Hose House No. 3.11
Mason-Slavin schoolhouse ...... s
Melrose--Schoolho ~. .s..... 6
Mohler-Town hall ........ 6
Nezperce-Town hall -. 10
Orofino-Last polling place. 49,. 2
Peck-Town hall -. $500. 4
Pierce-Last polling place. $3.50. 4
Rimrock-Ingle schoolhouse. =. 3
Russell--Town nall $3.50. =. 3
Spalding-Schoolh ......... 3
Tammany-Schoolhouse ~. 8
Waha-Wallace & Haines' store. 3
Webb--SchOolhou ............ Q
Weippe-Last polling place. ..... Q
Winchester-Hali in Winchester. 8
B. G. BARBOR,
Chairman County Central Committee,
J. M. MOLLOY,
Secretary County Central Committee
Two notices will be provided tc
be posted in each precince not later
than Is days before the primary
election.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-23
srs are actively circulating the petit

Spokane.-Will H. Adams, deputy
state pure food commissioners. and
w. B. Reinwald, city milk inspector,
reported last night that in a two
day trip east of Spokane they had
condemned seven cows out OF IL
diaries inspected, the seven being
condemned because they were un-
sanitary.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-15
Tendered farewell Receotion.

Aitkin Republican: The ladies
of the Aid society of the N. r..
church gave their president, Mrs.
c. L. Liscomb, farewell reception
at the parsonage last Thursday
evening. Mrs. Liscomb was pres
ented with handsome collar set
as a token of the esteem in which
she is held by her co-workers in
church and the good wishes of the
ladies present were warmly extend.
ed her, coupled with expressions of
regret that she was going out from
among them. Mrs. Liscomb has
lived in Aitkin for a number of
years and is a lady of high Chris
tian character who has always
shown her faith by active work in
the church, where she will be
missed. She goes in a few days to
Virginia, where her husband is
agent for milling company's busi-
ness, and where her son Charley
has remunerative position with
one OF the mining companies. The
Republican joins her Aitkin
.friends in the hopeathat che will
like her new home, and we trust
she will carry away Pheasant recol.
iections of the years. Si1e has lived
in our town and among our people
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-15
PlAY Kelly MAROWARES TWO GAMES
Secoad Series Of Games at Roosevelt
Park Dilied for Saturday and
Saansa~,

While the outcome of the first
series OF ball-games at the Roose-
welt Park between the Virginia and
White Sox teams was not all that
could be desired by the local ball
magnates, it did not entirely dis
courage the boys or back them off
the board, and the second series of
the season is scheduled for tomor-
row and Sunday, when the Virginia
team and the Kelly Hardwares. OF
Duluth, will entertain the fans.
The Kelly Hardwares are known
as fully as strong a team as the
|Sox, and the local boys have been
warming up during the week and
trying out in various positions,
and feel that they can make the
contest interesting, at least.
The result OF both the Friday and
Saturday games OF last week is ac
credited to fatal errors at critical
points, but the Sunday game saw
ored more of a comedy of errors
than of ball playing. The games
are we'll attended, and the crowds
may be assured of seeing differ
ent article of ball after the boys get
to play ing together for time.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-15
Will CElf8RAIE INDEPENDENCE 0AY
Norwegian Citizeas Of Virginia Plaa
fine Program tor Suaday Eveaiag
Next.

The Norwegian residents of Vir-
ginia plan fitting celebration OF
Norwegian independence Day by a
program of song and speech at the
Fay Opera House on Sunday even-
ing next, the program as planned
by Messrs. E. E. Burley, P. A.
Gimse, A. Dahl, John Haugen and
Ben Monger, committee, being az
followns:
Introductory Address. ........ A. N. Thompson
Song... ,....... ."Norden" ]. Gleaser
Norden Glee Club
Piano Solo. .''Valse Presto o. 83'' Aug. Dur.
Miss Agnes Rowland.
Hon. John j. Jenswold, Jr., Of DulSth -
Song ......."ja vi Elsker". r. NOrdeaak
NOrden Glee Club
Violin. ."Op. 81 Meditation" Handel
Norwegian Lutheran Church Choir
Address. Progress Of Norwegians In America
Rev. ]. 1. Fadum
Piano Solo ..........1 l. "PaliiOn" (Butter6y),,
...:::: 2. "Asis Fod'' (Asis Death)
Miss Agnes Rowland
Song. :"Den Store Hvide Flok'' .. Grieg
Norwegian Lutheran Choir
Violin Solo. "Saterjentens S6ndag" Ole Bull
II. H. Lien
song..... 80. .America". ...:;..:. &c. B. Lully
Norden Glee Club
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-15
Dru;ds Nominate Officers.

At the regular meeting of Vir'
ginia Grove No. 46, u. A. o. D.
on Wednesday evening the follow
ing officers were placed in<nomina
ton fol-: the ensuing term:
= N. A.-Oscar Johnson. ~~s~'sez -
+ v. A.-Louie Lippnan: y. I'LL.
SR. S.-H. w. Green. =. :. 1;,s.-s>.~. f;s:zz..
F.S.-Fred Johnson.
Treas.-J. p. Chalmers.
s Conductor-Bart Norton.
1. G.-Aug. Walberg.
In addition to the routine bust
ness of the evening the Grove ini
tiated twenty new members, giving
the Grove a present membership o
105 in good standing.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-15
Opens New Store Today.

BY noting our advertising col.
umns it will be seen that D. Kratze,
the new merchant in the karon
Block, formally opens for business
today. Mr.. Kratze has put in a
complete new line of everything,
not an old piece of goods in his
stock, and he invites the attention
and patronage of Virginians. Mems
and chiidren's furnishings of every
description and footwear for men,
women and children, will be among
his specialties and he guarantees
satisfaction as to prices and quality.
Honest values and dependable
merchandise will be his motto, and
he feels that he will be accorded a
pleasing patronage.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-15
Elks Will Entertain.

Virginia Lodge No. 1908, B. p. o.
E., will entertain at a grand ball at
the Fay Opera this evening, the
third annual event of a like nature
given under their auspices. Sup
per will be served, and the La Brosse
Orchestra, of Duluth, will furnish
music for the occasion. In past the
lodge has done much to make these
events memorable, and the present
affair is planned to easily outdo it's
predecessors.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-15
laNark CiQar COMPANY.

A new business enterprise in the
city is the LaNark Cigar Co., the
proprietors coming from Duluth.
which recently opened IN the Hauta
building, formerly occupied by P.
Savolainen & Bros.
The new firm will make two
leaders, the "LaNark" and The
Governor" and anticipate good
trade at range points on the merits
of their output.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-15
Mock Trial This Eveoino.

The members of the Help-a Man
Club of the Presbyterian Church
will entertain at mock trial at the
church this evening. The prision.
er il charged with counterfeiting,
and the case promises to be an in
, teresting one. A select musical
program will also be rendered. Ad.
mission Is and Is cents.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-15
sefAk LOOSE FROM slAIt UNIVERSITY
CHAINS :.-


At a meeting of eMe directors o
the Minnesota High School Debat
ing League held atthe State Uni
versity on Saturdays declaration
of independence from the Universi
ty Debating Board whs made.
This action was the result of the
recent difficulty between the Roose
velt debating team of this city and
the North Side High of Minneap
olis. in which the University board
thwarted the decisiae of the debat
ing judges and perched victory on
the shoulders of the defeated Nortf,
Side High after the judges Of the
contest had decided in favor 81
| Virginia, and in future all differ:
ences of a similar nature or of any
nature whatsoever Will be settled
strictly within the High School
League. :
Supt. Lafayette Bliss, of the Vir.
ginia Schools, was an attendant at
the meeting and had, much to do in
bringing about this action. At the
meeting officers Of the League
were elected for the, ensuing year
!! as follows: President, Prof. George
F. James; secretary and treasure,
Prof. A. Anderson. I
The following comprise the board
of directors, there being one mem
ber from each congressional dis
trict: First district, p. J. Kuntz,
Owatonna: second district, J.. N.
Mcconnell, Mankato;; third district,
F. E. Hamlin, lie snrur; fourth dis,
trict, D. Lange, St. Paul; fifth die
trict, W. W. Hobbs. Minneapolis;
sixth district. L. J4ssMontgomery,
Montevideo; eighth District, Laf.
ayette Bliss, Vireinia; ninth dis
trict, r.. b. Mclean, Fergus Falls.
During the progress of the meet
ing the question of the state cham
pionship came up, sand superin-
tendent Bliss made the proposition
that, in order to settle the matter
on it's merits, the Roosevelt debat-
ing team would debate any team in
the state over whom they had not
already won decision, for $50 a
side and the championship. The
championship. cup lie at present
held by Montevideo, sbnt was not
won in debate. IN superinten.
dent of the Montexidso school, who
was present, made no response to
the proposition aside from e;the re.
mark that it was getting rather late
in the year to debate further, bu,
it is not improbable that a debate
may yet be arranged and the cup
awarded on merit. In such case
we feel assured of the Virginia
team adding the cup to their collec
tion of valued trophies.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-15
ueJ0YfD 4 SAl0kllERl ]


A smoker and entertainment was
given by the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Firemen and Enginemen,
Lodge No. 654, at North Pole Hall
on Sunday evening last, the Loco.
motive Engineers and Railway
rraiumen, to the number of up
wards of one hundred, being pres-
ent az guests at the occasion. the
three great railway organization
members mingling with each other
with the greatest enjoyment and
pleasure,
Wilson's orchestra had been en-.
gagged for the occasion, and rem.
dered splendid musical program
during the evening. Cigars and
pipes were passed freely until
Chairman Roy Cowan, of the B. of
L. F. 4 f., called the assem- mblage to
order, when splendid literary aud
musical program was rendered.
Among the numbers were vocal
solos by A. Is. Bickford, Carl Moore,
and Frank Skinner, each number
being heartily encored, piano selec-
tions by Prof. Slower aud violin
selections by Prof. George c. Will.
son. Appropriate addresses were
made on behalf of the Firemen by
Bros. John Myers, Roy Farr aud
John O'Leary, responses being
made on behalf of the Engineers
by Bros. F. Smith, n. Mccarthy
and dad" Myers, and on behalf of
the Trainmen by Bros. Lyons, Rob.
bins and McCullum.
Supt. N. A. Murphy, of the Du-
luth, Rainy Lake 4 Winnipeg, was
present as guest of honor of the
evening, and made fitting remarks
for the occasion, commencing the
three great railway orders for their
work in behalf of the high standard
of railroad men of today. the OBJ.
jects of the orders being not only
the betterment of their own condi-
tions but also to give the company
for whom they worked the highest
standard of excellent service. .@sS5&s
Special mention ,is entitled to be:
given the piano solos Of Prot.
Slower, and to Mr.. Carl Moore, who
proved himself top-notch enter
tainer. :. :
The Lodge proved itself a royal
entertainer, and all present pro-
nouuce the affair pieasing and
enjoyable success.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-15
Remembered o. Weddiaq Aaaiversary;

Remembered o. WoddiaQ Anniversary.
Some twenty of the lady friends
of Mrs. p. A. Coffey rendered her a
most pleasant surprise on Wednes-
day evening, on the occasion of her
twelfth wedding anniversary. The
ladies took with them plenty of
good things to eat, aud the evening
was pleasantly spent at whist. Mrs.
Bickford captured the fret prize
and other favors were received by
Mrs. James Mahoney, Mrs. Hughes,
and Miss Julia Mahoney. Some
ed Mrs. Coffey by her friends as
memento of the occasion.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-15
fire Department Has Two Raos.

On Saturday the fire department,
responded to a call from the Sovde
residence on Virginia avenue,
cavsed by a blaze starting under
the porch from the emptying of a
stove pipe, and on Monday hurry
up call came in from the NJ. +. par.
sonage, caused by a gasoline stove
In either case the department wac
quickly on the ground, and but
little damage resulted.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-15
Wedding Announcements Received.

Wedding Announcements Received,
Announcements have been re-.
ceived by friends in this city of the
approaching marriage of Miss
Hazel Cathcart, daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. f. NJ. Cathcart, formerly
of this city but now of West Side,
Iowa, to Hon Joseph Austin, of
Chisholm. The event will be cele
brated at the home of the brides
parents on Wednesday, May 9th.
The groom is a brother of Mrs.
John Costin, Jr., of this city, and is
a prominent attorney of Chisholm,
where the young people will reside.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-15
Died af IMo .harhors

Gust Erickson, for many years in
the earlier days of Virginia resi-.
dent of this city but for some time
past residing at ! Two Harbors
where he ran the Northern Hotel
died Wednesday after long ILL.,
ness.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-15
BISHOP APPOINTED POUND -AlASJER
Aad Agrees to Faithfully Care tor the
Poor Mas Cow aad tho uata9ged
Doe Pooulafioo.

Poor Mas Cow sed the Uats9ged
Doe Popalstioa.
The owner of "the poor mans
cow and the uutagged canine niue,
in future keep their animals within
their own enclosures or without the
pale of the pound-masters jurisdic.
ton, or they will be called upon to
pay the penalty of their neglect. Al
the regular meeting of the council
Tuesday evening John Bishop was
duly appointed to fill the position
of pound master, which has been
vacant the past two seasons, and in
a statement to the council agreed
to devote his en'ire time and atten.
tion to the fulfillment of his duties.
His salary was placed at $50 per
month, and if he is faithful to his
trust the home-owners and pedes-
trians Eof Virginia will call him
blessed.
A communication from DR.. John
H. Grove, health officer, Informed
the council of the temporary ap.
poiutment of William Sterna az as.
sistant health inspector at a salary
of $50 per month. disappointment
and salary was confirmed by reso-
luton.
Ordinance No. 80, relating to the
establishing of city pound, was
given it's third and final reading
and adopted by unanimous vote.
Two new ordinances, one relating
to the amendment of ordinance ere.
ating Sewer District No. 3E to in
clude Block 40 in such district, aud
the other amending the ordinance
relative to the obstruction of side
walks by granting permit to store.
keepers to use space of two and
one-half feet in front of their busi.
ness places for the display and ad~
vertisement of their wares, were pre-.
sented and received their fret read.
ing.
City Clerk Bicktord reported the
arrival of the public drinking foun.
tain, and same is being set up near
the corner of Chestnut and Wyom.
ing. The advisability of not turn
ing on the horse fountain tor time
owing to the prevalence of glanders
was brought up, but horse-owners
present protested against such pro-
posed action and it is likely their
wishes III the matter will be CON-
piled with.
An application for appointment
as tnember of the Virgins Fire
Department was received from Fred
Anthony, and was referred.
Ed Hatfield made application for
appointment on police force, same
being referred to the mayor.
karon Bros. made applica ton for
permit to lay cement walk in front
of their new block, the same being
granted.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-15
New Train Service.

Through new arrangement of
train service train will in future
leave over the D. n. & N. for Hib-
bing at 3:l5, and returning to Vir.
Rinia at $40!
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-15
Fix Schedule Of Rates tor w;os;oeq

-" oS"S00tc " ss0tSS sOg "tovoOe3Do9s
Officials of the Duluth, Miesabe
& Northern, Duluth, Rainy Lake &
Winnipeg and Canadian Northern
will meet in Duluth the coming
week to fix a through tariff schedule
via the three lines from Duluth to
Winnipeg. The through system
will become effective about Iuue l.
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-15
Wanted to Buy.

Wish to buy a good gentle pony
one safe for children to drive. Also
a good cow. MRS. EMMETT BUTLER,
Silver Mine
The Virginia enterprise., 1908-05-15
At Swedish 0aotist Church.

The Rev. C. A. Berg, of Stanch.
field, Mimi, will occupy the pulpi,
at the Swedish Baptist Church on
Sunday next, morning aud evening
A cordial invitation ie extended.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25

plant for the manufacture of Forcae a
similar will
months by the Union Powder whose offices
American building factory
ssooeo and will employ numbers OF
waiting already who explosive
demonstrated the running
The Is capitalized FOR $4,000
practical production explosive
would produce better results than dynamite
tending of dynamite
have been compelled
satisfactory
results IS dynamite
n sufficient demonstrates
dynamite public
proven perfectly
exploded blow Jar freeze will
deerorate strength
poisonous smoke will be
n
be handled the dynamite.
Several made in Seattle of this wonderful
poe blasting exceptionally
with edge hammer and allowing loaded
company blasting powder a
which, when exploded in confinement where
excluded smokeess fumes and smeess
with necessity for ventang machinery aud causing
10 exploding
e.500 dynamite Alaska Montana,
Idaho Washington all within reach of
The profit is $3.50 With capacity of
working 3f3 the profit
$23i550 profit OF 90
sold completion the fund OF $4,000 for
Further information had
writing the companys office. I'LL American Bans
building
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bucceaa. hut that the latter failed
~ shos np. A result. Alley
claims hn waited IN London until
July and then returned ia this eisy.
where be alleges be entered Into 4
written contract with capt Game
10 which he was 10 have PR
rent commission II ha carried
through The same proposition a see.
ond time.
Alley claims he sent 20 London
aaaln and secured = promise Of the
81 eo0. 600 needed that he waited
for Capt. Cains 10 complete his
part of the program. which incind
ed the securing Of from $500. 600 tn
ssoa. GOA Of local capital. but that
the latter again failed To make good
on bis promise
Now Alley wants tis.a0 which
he declares he expended nH 81.
ls~nsses on the trip. ts.Tuo AN salary
and the balance OF the Sc. leo
which be insists be IL entitled 10
a. cpmmission on the deal.
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PITY THE Poor SOCIETY LEADER,
MOST BURDENED OF ALL WOMEN

Seattle Star Exclusive serviee.)
NEW YORK. Jan. z5.--After all,
Is Il sympathy lost upon the slaves
Of the sweatshop. The servants OF
the shopper. the Iegions OF factory
tollers aud all that vast army OF
women who work for their daily
bread
IL II for them to rejoice that they
are not favored with fortune and
leaders In society,"
AIRS. VIM. Gerry slade. promi-
Bsnt society favorite aud president
of the national society OF the
Daughters OF 1879. declares that
no woman works harder than the
woman Of society; none Ia more
soreIy tried.
The very hardest working wo.
man. she says. lis the woman OF
society. who is a downright slave
20 her social obligations. She
works harder for pleasure than
many women In the factories work
for their bread. Hers Is nerve.
racking task. hers the greatest trial
Of all women. None other requires
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
SUES FOR FAILURE
TO ESTABLISH LINE

A scheme Of establishing = line
oE fast passenger and freight steam
shlps 20 ply brseeea this elif and
san Francisco. which did ndf cul.
inmate through the alleged fail.
ure of Capt. B. + cainr 10 carry
out tha provisions % . contract,
has bed 10 n suit flied In the an
pcfEor court yesterday In which the
steamship offselal j. sued b q. A.
Alley. an eastern promoter. for o..
TOO
The complaint recifns that on
Ian. Is. 1906. Alley and Csinu en-.
tefsd iufo an oral Rxfs-menf
through which Alley was On 80 90
Ioudon and obtain a capital of
81 esse. co. to 20 towards establish.
Ing an enterprise having Tor It's oh.
i-ct the construction Of two fast
and commodioaH steamers To so
on the San Francisco Seattle ran.
Alley says he sent to London and
interested the nseezsary capital
and informed Capt Game Of hla
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LIEUT.. HAZARD
LET OFF EASY
10y United Presa.l


DETROIT. Mich. Ian. 2s.--
Lieut. Russell y. Hazard whose
eoartmartial began week ago on
many charges. waS abruptly end
cd ON orders from the war depart.
ment lie was saved ftan further
disgrace hy friends and relatives,
\ diapateh has hceb received at
Fort WAYNE. Ind. directing Col
eernman tn detail an officer to ac'
company tsaxsard to the hospital
IT San Francisco
Mrs haxzard and her children 10.
side near the frcsidio Hazards
bride for one day. Miss May Mas,
seth seemed relieved when inform
ed that the lieutenant Was goinK
to leave
At the Preside Hazard will be
under command OF Funston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
CIVIC UNIONS REPORT
IS ABOUT COMPLETED

The investigation which this ~.
port viii represent has been syefy
searching one. all available sources
having been searched for material
which might have a bearing upon
the candidates under investigation.
Some differences Of opinion have
arisen among members OF the com
mittee on several points. The
committee has in It's membership
friends Of nearly all n not all o.
the candidates. and before they
can agree on any statement in re-
gard 90 any one OF them II Il
necessary for the facts 10 be dem
onstfated beyond reasonable doubt.
The meetings Of The committee
are strictly executive and nothing
II permitted 10 leak out regarding
the points TO be discovered and the
eharaets OF the Investigations with
reference 10 individual candidatea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-01-25
Excellent Progress

The annual report recently pub
ilshed By the Northwestern Mutual
Fire Association. Of this city. COW
effng the business Of 1907. indicsies
that most excellent progress Is be-
ing made by the Company. II has
made a hesvy increase Ia the net
amount Of Insurance In force. la
cash Income. in cash assets and
surplus, and at the same time ac-
conaplished during the year de-
crease OF over $4,000 in losses as
compared with the previous year.
This indicates clearly the fact that
the standard Of its business II con-
sfantIy being raised. The Com
pany during 1901 saved TO IFS
policy holders over {i30.ooo as COM
pared with Board rates. Property
owners should see that they get
their share Of profits Of this Com
pany.