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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-19
THIRTY FOUR YEARS
SPEAKER Joe CANNON
has BEEN III HOUSE
Boom Tor His Presidential Candi.
dacy Received Marked Impetus
From B0utell.

WASHINGTON, Feb IS speak
er Cannon's presiden ial boom re-
ceiyed a marked impetus today III
the house, when Boutelle brought
the subject to the foe as a climax
to a ha,f hours speech His re-
marks Wee based on the fact that
today was the Jhirty-fourth anniyei-
sary OF Cannon's first speech in the
house. Boutelle spoke with enthu-i-
asm, and when he closed with the re-
mark taat within the next two
months The plain people Of the
country would join the voters Of
Cannons district in comforting upon
his nation the final honor" the
speaker was given a great demon
stration There was keen disap-
pointment on all sides when the
speaker made no reply He >tapped
from the rostrum and amid cheering
retired TO his room while the house
considered pension bills Most Of
the day was taken up by the discus
sion of a bill to provide for the next
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-19
Or. LYNCH TO 60
WILL REPRESENT YAKIMA
AT NATIONAL CONGRESS-
tuberculosis Convention 20 BE Held
In Washington. u. c.
Appointment by Mead.

Governor Mead has appointed The
following PHYSICIANS 70 represent ,he
state Of Washington at The interua-
tional congress on tuberculosis 70 he
held in Washington, p Z, from sep
TENDER 81 to October l. OF this
year pr q Quevil Of Tacoma. pr
F. H. Luce, OF Davenport, Dr.. { A.
smith, Of Seattle, Dir ". R, NJ KEEL
logg, Of Seattle, Or James Suther-
land. of Spokane, Or G J. Lynch.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-19
NORTHERN PACIFIC MEE
MAY Go OUT ON
STRIKE SHORTLY
NINE HOUR LAW IS
CAUSE OF DISSATISFACTION
New Law VIII Mean Big Reduction
In Wages, state Operators
On the Road.

Northern Pacific operators are
considering the adyisability Of strik-
ing should the company make any
cut il their wages when Tie nine
hour law goes into effect. They are.
from personal talk with some OF
the men. about evenly divided, with
a Slight leaning in favor of striking
rather than submit TO the cut.
The steps taken are more to learn
their wishes than to vote. and each
man is requested to send in his
views on the subject 1t is said that
about 10 per cent al the men favor
resigIing without going to the ex-
rense of striking. and these are the
men who have fixed their affairs In
such a manner that they are we'll
able to spend a few weeks or months
searching for other employment.
Some of them will go into business
and others have positions promised.
A more reasonable view is being
taken by those who have no means
OF earning a livelihood than has
usually been the case. They believe
ii to be an easier proposition to fig
ure on making expenses with $50 or
500 coming in each month than to
try and figure them out with no
money coming in!
One noticeable feature along the
northwestern roads is the absence OF
operators looking for jobs. When
the force was cut earlier in the win
ter quite a tax fell upon the lucky
men who had jobs to feed these fei-
lows, as they were drifting through
in punches. Now. it is said. week;
go by without a man showing I'm,
and according 10 the Telegraphers'
journal. the men laid off in the west
are finding plenty of work TO do in
the east. The roads there are be-
ginning TO put the nine-hour day law
into effect and are using scores 81
men daily. Really l can't imagine. :"
said one Of the men from the Yaki-
ma canyon, where the roads are 60
ing to get the men from. and it LOOKS
TO me as though they would be
pushed hard to fill the vacancies this
law will cause Even now it is ex-
tremely difficult for a man to get Z
lay-off and he must put his bid in
couple Of weeks ahead"
Yes, I remember the lockout of
1908. when the boys were each Wis
tied by the division superintendent
or one of the officers under him and
told TO sign the wage scale that he
presented or get out Of the office
and stay out. and I remember that
the boys lost their end Of the argu-
ment. but no such conditions sur
round the men as they did then
"At that time we were preparing
Now We are prepared, and the men
who belong TO the order will stand
pat. The last thing We want is
trouble, because We know perhaps
better than anyone just what trouble
means, not only to as but to the
company. and the aftermath always
leaves a bad taste in both parties
mouths. We only want a square
deal. to be treated as men and to be
given a show for our white alleys.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-19
Capitol Cases.

HARRISBURG. Feb. 1s-1n the
capitol conspiracy trial today former
Governor Pennypacker testified ex-
traordinary precautions had been
taken TO safeguard the common
wealth in payment OF bills by requir-
ing the architect and superintendent
of grounds tocertify them and the
contractor TO make an oath to cor
rectness Pennypaeker admitted he
did not know s1.o6e, 000 had been
paid to Sanderson without the ap-
proval of the board and that on jan
uary 10. 1905. $4,000, 0o0 had been
paid him in excess of Huston's esti-
mate for furniture.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-19

Herald Want Ads" bring results.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-19
~ - CaliEnlnin-

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb is Ae
eordlng to adeioes from the nortu.
tbe debating team OF the university
of Washington Will meet the Cali
foruia university team at Seattle
April III. The teams win BE limited
10 two men "a i instead or three.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-19
TO Be TRIED HERE
CELEBRATED CHlNAMAN
ALlEGED SMUGGLER
One of Leading Washington Chinks
to Appear Before Federal
Court.

The trial of Hop Lee, the China
man indicted before the United
States commissioner at North Yaki-
ma last October, will be given
hearing at the next term OF the fed
eral court in North Yakima some
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-02-19
Slang Dead.

SHANGHAI. Feb IS General
Tung Fuh Slang, leader Of the Box
ers in the upiising of 1900. is dead.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-06

A Little Care viii Save Many Chick
asha Readers Future Trouble 49,.


Watch the kidney secreHons.
See that they have the amber hue
Of health.
The discharges are not excessive or|
infrequent
Contain no brick DUST Ike sedi-
ment
Doan's Kidney pills will do this for
you
They watch the kidneys and cure
them when they are sick
JIG. Wilson, carpenter living at the
corner Of Missouri and Shepard streets
Chickasha, Okla, says Y never knew
what kidney trouble was until about a
year ago when | began to be annoyed
by too frequent action Of the kidney
secretions which was especially notice
able at night. However, as there was
no pain or back ache, let it run on
until / learned about Doans Kidney
pills at the Model drug store, and got
box In short time they put a stop
to the trouble and there has been no
symptoms Of a recurrance. You msy
use my name as one who is pleased
to recommend such a reliable remedy
as Doan's Kidney Pills
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster -Milburn CO., Buffalo, N
Y, sole agents for the United States
Remember the name, Doan's and
take no other.
l2td-1t?w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-06
MORE new BOOKS At
CARNEGIEsLIBRARY

The following new books are on the
shelves at the Carntgie library:
Lillian Bell, At Home with the
Jardines.
Anthony Hope, The ings Mission.
Julia Twills, BY the Higher Law
Charles Klien, The Lion and the
Mouse.
Elizabeth Ellis, Barbara Wiaslow-
Rebel.
Henry Rowland, In the Shadow
Ellen GLASGOW, 1he Wheel of Life
A. and E. Castle, The Heart of Lady
Anne.
Stanley weyman, The Abbess of
Vlaye.
Bettina Won Hutton, Pam,
Myra Kelley, The Isle of Dreams.
Anna FarQuehar, An Evans Of suf-
folk.
George madden Martin, The House
of Fulfilment.
Cyrus Townsend Brady, The Patriots
Edgerton Castle, The Light OF
Scarthey.
Edith Wharton. The Descent of Man
Talmage, Life S Looking Glass.
Victor Hugo, Poems.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-06
SENATOR KNOX CELEBRATES
HIS BIRTHDAY

Washington, May 6-Philander c..
Knox, United States senator from
Pennsylvania and choice of the repub-
licans of that state for the presiden-
tial nomination, is today receiving the
congratulations of his colleagues and
friends upon the occasion Of his fifty
fifth birthday anniversary. Mr.. Knox
was born in Brownsville, Pa, on May
6, 1853. He was a college champion
and close friend of President McKin-
ley, and became a member Of the CAD
met as attorney general when Nc
Kinley assumed Office as president.
Mr.. Knox's three chief triumphs as
attorney general were the enioining
OF the beef trust, the dissolution Of the
Northern Securities merger and the
negotiations for the title to the Pana
ma Canal company's holdings,
After retiring from the cabinet Mr.
Knox went to the United States sen
ate succeeding the notorious Matthew
Quay. His career in the upper house
of the national legislature has been
brilliant one and has won for him the
hearty admiration of his constituents
who now look upon him as the logica
successor Of President Roosevelt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-06
kYTI CIGARETTE BILL
KILLED IN THE SENATE

Guthrie, May 6.-The senate today
killed the Snelson anti-cigarette bill
from the house which provided fine
Of from S. to s25 for smoking or hav-
ing in ones possession cigarettes or
cigarette papers. The vote on final
passage stood 20 to IS, lacking three
Of a constitutional majority.
During its consideration the clause
making the possession a crime was
striken out, but a motion to eliminate
the similar provision in regard to
smoking was defeated, and its defeat
killed the bill. Its opponents, while
arguing that the present law is suffi-
cient, would have been willing to ac-
eept the bill with provision eliminated,
but contended that any such law with
such a provision would be unconstitu-
tional.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-06

Gene Williamson has sold his farm
Tor 81 800. We have failed TO learn
the name OF the purchaser On this
farm was the original site Of our vll-
lage. but all the buildings have Deen
moved to adjoining farms except the
gin
G. c. Fisher lost a COW by lightning
during the storm last Sunday night
Charlie Ashill OF Yukon has secured
the contract for painting the new
church.
Bob Comet gave a dance at Dutton
hall last Friday night which proved
a very enjoyable affair Several cou-
pies from verden attended
Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher attended
the baseball game at Apache last sun.
day
John Fisher and I'd Owen OF Dutton
played with the Apache boys against
verden. in the baseball game last
Sunday
Mr.. johnson moved his store build
ing last Saturday, onto his own lot
just south Of his residence This Is a
more convenient arrangement for him.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-06
BAY STATE
DEMOCRATS


Boston, May 6.-Wars and rumors
of wars marked the gathering today
Of the delegates to the democratic
state convention. which win be held to-
morrow in faneuil hall. Already there
is much talk of a division Of forces.
with two conventions and two delega
tions to Denver from the Bay state
Bryan is the rock on which Massachu-
setts democracy has split.
Already the battle cry has been
sounded and the soldiers are lining
up, one side led by George Fred vii
liams and Daniel F. Kiley, the other
By William E. CASTOR and Charles S.
Hamlin. What is lerJ Of the safe and
sane democracy in following the last
two captains into the fray, while still
another army, the state central com
mittee, whose power is problematical
but which is claimed by both Sides
| is being held in leash by Chairman
synan Of Pittslield. its chairman.
There are two states for delegates
at large and there are two halls in the
cradle Of liberty, and both sides are
determined enough to take the bit in
their teeth in the event Of losing and
put the task Of choosing the real dele
gates up to the credental committee
Of the Denver gathering.
The Bryan ticket that will be hand
ed to the delegates tomorrow, contains
the names OF John B. Morgan, Of Bos
ton. G. f. Williams Of Dedham, Danie
Doherty Of Westfield, and Dr. John w
coughlin Of Fall River Opposed tC
this is the "unpledged' ticket, said tC
be nualterably opposed to Bryan ant
Williams, and to have leanings towarC
Governor Johnson Of Minnesota as th'
presidential nominee. on it are james
B. Carroll of Springfield, John s. Ga
/ sey Of Boston, William A. Goston o
Boston, and John F. Fitzgerald Of Bos
ton. Although former Mayor Fitzger
aid is slated as the convention chair
man, the Bryan forces declare thei
confidence that they will be success
full in tomoTows fray, and that tn,
opponents of the peerless leader iron
Nebraska will ingIoriously be put Il
utter route.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-06
TWO SNAPS

one-half block in Sparks addition,
$3.50.
Forty acres. 4-room house, $1,000
JONAS COOK, Real Estate
5-4-8t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-06
NOTICE FoR PROPOSALS

Sealed bids will be received by Joe
Dews, city clerk up to 2:S0 p H.,
Thursday, May 9TH, on daily balances
Of the different funds Of the City Of
Chickasha, amounting at present to
approximately s25.Ooo The success
full bidder win be required to give
bond to be approved by the council
IN a sum sufficient to cover ana am
cunt that might be in their csre a
any time Check for 500 required.
5-l-3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-06

Chicago. May c. Baseball viii have
its premiere tomorrow in the Niseon-
slnIllinois league. when The first of
1876 games win be played Oshkosh win
open at Madison, Wausau at Rockford
Fond du Lac at IA Crosse ana Green
Bay at FreepoTl
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-05-06

The report that ] am preparing 70
leave chickasha is entirely false and
without foundation Chickasha is the
best place on earth and I am not going
to leave Having sold my practice to
Or Crabtre8, | am deyoting my en-
tire time to college work. and that
alone is enough to hold me here
DIR. r. A. POTTS.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17

In the house. One Of the new ones II
Madison r. Smith: Of Pennington. Mo-.
who IS both materfa1ist and idea1isa,
He says III the new congressional d.
rectory he began the active practice
Of the law IN 1877. since when his en-
tire tinHe has been devoted to the pro-
fession. not merely for the emolu-
meats. but for an unseifish love Of its
study
Decorating the Station
Although tie sum Ct $13OUU0oo al
ready has been expended on tie Union
railway station. It Is estimated that
$5O0O.GGO Iilo;e xiii be- needed Before
the terD1naI-ansf che approach ean be
finished. Tie rotunda VIII not be- COM
2pleted in the next two months, al
though the work IS going on rapidly.
The scaffoid ia the rotunda Is the
largest in tie world and cost $4,000.
iContractors say 1t costs $500 to- move
tEre mammoth structure. on which stH
IaEecers can work at once.
H. 4 large force Of wOrknnen Is en-
played in gliding the panels Of the
6csEe. Each i,a1eI VIII receive three
Goats Of gilt. ami u beautiful effect
VIII be produced When the hundreds oil
tz1eaRdescent lights are fitted in tIIe
dezne. CkRE SCHOF1ELD-
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17
Fargo had a big masked ball la

Fargo had a big masked ball last
Thursday.
A Minot man named Williams, was
accidentally shot by companion at
Gainsborough, Can
Hillsboro rounded up a bunch of
gamblers and blind piggers last week.
Palermo has a smallpox epidemic.
A dead man was found near the
jamestown fair grounds. Mystery
surrounds the case.
Alfred Share was injured in a
friendly scuff1e at Granville. His
shoulder bone was thrown out Of
joint.
A. Aney, Great Northern agent al
Niobe, has been arrested on the
charge of embezzlement
The Young Mems club of Fargo are
going to fit up gymnasium for their
use.
Quist Nygaard of Page, has been
sentenced to one year in the pen or
the charge of stealing wheat
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17
TWFNTYTVO YEARS AGO
Items OF Interest Cleaned From The Devils Lake ntefOCean Pub
Eshed Under Date Of Saturday. JAM Y. 1886.

Messrs. Ware and ,Cobbeson were
over from Minnewaukan Sunday and
Monday. .., sE .iiZ.5s.
A. Mckay and Miss Rachel .Thomp-
son were married Jan. Is, bysRev. c.
s.. Converse. - '.. J: 3.$. 5555s4-
The aged mother of DR.. HI. II. Kruger
died at her home in GAINESVILLE, Wis,
last Friday. -. fts%* ,4z.S,@
W. E. Hunt came up from Odessa
Wednesday. He is still firm in the
faith that wheat will go up.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Kelly and Frank
Combs will leave Monday, for New Or
leans to be absent several weeks
! Stewart Cobb, we'll known servey-
OF of this place in the early days, was
killed by the cars in Minneapolis last
week. -
W. D. McClintcck came. In from
Mouse river Monday, his first visit
here for six months. t.siGH 6.
Lewis Conner, who lived at Grand
Harbor, was buried Tuesday at the
cemetery here. Deceased was fifty-four
years of age, and died of consumption.
! Hon. Coutts Majoribanks came in
from Mouse river Wednesday.
Commissioner Currier was In the
city Wednesday. He was very great
ly surprised and panied to learn Of
the downfall of the Bank of Devils
Lake, although not a depositor there
at the time of the failure
Frank Palmer returned Tuesday
from Faribault, Mimi, where he went
upon the sad duty of burying his wife.
The Devils Lake cornet band club
dance will take place next Wednes-
day evening. ..<:.&
Col. Towner came In from Mouse
river Tuesday. Speaking from exper'
fence, he said people wouldn't lose so
much money by the failure Of banks
if they would check it out to pay their
debts, He had overdrawn his account
fifteen cents at the Bank of Devils
Lake. -.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17

prevailing idea that the bank was In
a bad condition. owing, chiefly to the
failure of its proprietors to take up
their overdue paper. o. B. Corset,
the cashier, was taken into custody
of the law as a result. i =-.E>..
The Ozone Office at Steele, was des-
troyed by fire Monday night. No in
surance. The editor has our 81 I'M
pathy.
The senate in executive session
Wednesday confirmed the following
nominations: William B. Nice Council,
associate justice Of the supreme court
of Dakota; Bartlett Trip, chief JUS
tice of the supreme court of Dakota.
Postmasters: I. M. Thomas, Water
town; M. P. Slattery, Bismarck; J. D.
Pratt, Ipswich; G. r. Lashell, Lari.
more; E. w. Car, Woonsocket; J. G.
Wharton, Glendale; P. B. Brod, Lis
bon; w. P. Carr, Sioux Falls.
The Devils Lake Inter Ocean Illus,
trated Annual for 1886 is at hand. II
is neat pamphlet and contains valu.
able statistics and information about
that part of Dakota. Hansbrough
means to "get there, Eli" dickinson
Press.
The habit of shipping their paupers
upon other counties has grown SO
strong upon the officials OF Grand
Forks that they now feel It duty
they owe to their constituents tc
transport all the helpless people who
are so unfortunate as to strike the
city by the mouth of the Red Lake
river" Last Saturday poor strang
er from Canada enjoyed the peculiar
hospitality of Grand Forks and in con
sequence found refuge in Devils Lake
where he was provided for. If the
tide of tramps ever sets in from the
| west, Ramsey county will get even
with Grand Forks.
The Bank of Devils Lake, the pic
neer financial institution of this city
closed its doors last Saturday evening
: and. they VIII probably never be re
opened again For business: 1t Is the
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17

cluded the letters Of Judge Joseph
Holt of Washington and Of Governor
William Plumer of New Hampshire.
the papers of Edward Mcpherson, 800
letters of Thaddeus Stevens and many
other items of interest. Under the
law of 1908 the Pickett papers (diplo-
matte records of the Confederate
states were transferred to- the library
from the treasury department and in
terestfng Confederate and other rec
ords from the postofhce department
Increase In Documents.
The division of documents shows an
increase of so per cent in. the number
Of volumes and pamphlets handled
the total being 33,426 Special attert'
ton has been given in the past year
to developing the collections Of for
eign documents by obtaining the vol
umes necessary to complete sets h,
the library. The report contains list
Of the countries with which hterna-
tional exchange relations have been
established Il:
Among the special collections to
| which large additions were made dur,
ing the year is the maps divisions
which now has a total of 100000
! pieces; the music division, which now
j has a total Of nearly 100000. and thu
prints division, which has q total o.
2iS,O0O. I:
Would Drink at Street Tables. q
Men who promenade Washington,
wide thoroughfares with all the Ian
guild ease Of the Partisan sauntere
and who would dearly like to be cal
ed boulevardiers have complain
Whereas the strollers In the Champ
Elysees find dainty little tables "a
the serving Of refreshments the Amei
lean capital is destitute Of such a
fractions They want the avenues line
with booths where coffee or tea 4
:, least could be served. In the opinion
Of the young diplomats the America
| capital never can be truly great uni
this defect is remedied. AS it is, thu
!, may walk for miles and find NO sp
!, where they may revive their failiil
u strength except with alcoholic drinkl
!, ~ !. Sa&l Smiths III the House. l.:
? Despite the fact that William Aid
:. went to tile senate and George W..
:, Illinois died, there are still Ave smit
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1908-01-17
Cuttinq Riq Diamonds

- Big diamonds lose great deal in
the cutting The: Kosshsnor vas ra-
sdueed by IN unski7fsal steHeeutter
from 1884, ,.arats tor 2*s> caratS sec
car1ts and a third tss fUi i-fS carats.
or less than a seventh OF its original
size. The original wright OF the PITT
OR Regent diamond was 4 10 ca ats. but
in the hands of the cutter rwo-thirds
disappeared. while the Star of the
South, which was picked up In a rlv,
er by negress, lost little over hall
sts weight by cutting