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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-02
IhcEk DIAR is
ATTEMPTED

BELLlNGHAM. Dec. 2.--Rknd-
cred desperate By his crazed
jealousy OF beautiful habitue Of
one. Of the resorts IN the bad
lands an unknown incendiary last
night made two attempts to destroy
By fire the restricted district OF the
city.
A destructive cunflagration was
avorted only hy the prompt action
OF the ciyekeepcrs. the fire depart
gcnt and the police The inmates
OF the entire row OF flimsy stnuc-
lures guarded thes premises for an
hour IN terror and squad OF police
was detailed to capture the mad
dened, hearthroken man, who fled
from the levee before the patrol
men arrived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-02
WILL GO TO OLYMPIA.

After leaving Spokane the members Of the committee will
devote day their private affairs and viii then prob
ably be called together Olympia where believed
justices OF the supreme who reported been
shown various and sundy letters and documents bearing
the will be asked 20 appear before The committee
Every member 81 the committee believes the committee
going be entirely successful in arriving the truth
whole affair Tsere suggestion here Spokane any
whitessash day wQ with the committee is enough
prove any mar that without exception Powell Preston
Wright Huson and Stiles seriously in any
men could be
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-02
DOCUMENTS ARE WITHHELD.

While the knows Of the Of these damn
letters and documents has them They
Spokane IN the possession Of Frank Graves Potter Charles Sui
yan Richard Nuzum and each Of these has pleaded
when he has been before the committee that attorney
for ludge Gordon he could not with propuety speak
In the absence OF the letters and documents. the commit
be able prove the existence Of an o them and
the contents thereof by securing witnesses who have
had them in their and vino have copies
81 them and who have been retained by fudge
Of the committee says Most every lawyer Spokane
seer 10 he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-02
MAKE. TRAFFIC
AGREEMENT

NEW YORK. Dec. Alt waa
reported today that the conference
yesterday between President Earl
ing. Of the 81 Paul railroad and
the Officers of the Union Pacific
resulted In an agreement IN regard
TO the 81 Pauls Pacific extension
wherever Il will be brought into
competition with the Hartman
limo
Details cancerninK the terms of
this agreement have not been
given out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-02
Damaging Letters Held Back
by Gordon's Lawyers on
Plea of Privilege.
(BY KENNETH G. BEAToNO

SPOKANE, Dee 1.-The committee Of the State Bar as
ISOLATION which has been conducting lis investigation into the
RootGordon scandal in this city for the past days, has
concluded is labors IN Tar this city concerned and
tonight the various members will leave for their homes be
called together again IN a few days -.
That the committee has been successful 10 marked de-
gree is believed l.it compelled report
the president Of the State Bar association 10 report would be
disastrous both Root and Gordon just disastrous il
muse be when made after the committee has gathered up all the
loose ends and has peced them together chain Of
disputable evidence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-02
EVIDENCE IS ALL KNOWN.

The committee knows Of the existence Of all the docu-
mcns referred my story o yesterday knows Of the
existence Of all the eae bits Of evidence in the HarrsGrat
Northern the publication Of which in The Star yesterday
afternoon has been wired all parts OF the and has
created the greatest sensation
Where gathered in Spokane last night at the Spokane
club and in the hotel lobbie this story wired from the
columns oiThe Star told This morning printed in
fi IN the Spokesman Review II responsible when
OF reached here yesterday afternoon for lively session
OF .ne committee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-02
IA" FOR FERRY.


= PORTLAND, Ore. Dec g. 4
= Within the next two weeks 4
. the steam ferryboat Tacoma. 4
= the second largest IN the 4
. United States. which has con. 4
= yeyed the Northern Pacific 4
q passenger and freight trains 4
= across the Columbia river from 4
= Kalama. Wash. 10 Goble. Ore. =
= will be taken off the run per. =
. manently aud that system of 4
= transporting trains will be 4
= abandoned The steamer Ia 4
. coma has been In service for 4
: lwentythree years 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-02

= ~ 4 htt $500 ~ =
During the past month 4
4 there have been no less 4
than score Of h0ldupa =
4 on the streets Of Seattle. =
4 and fully half Of these a
4 crimes have been committed =
> by thugs who have not been =
4 armed with reviewers Usually =
= the man who is desperate 4
q enough 20 hold You mp Is 4
4 desperate enough ~ do you 4
= harm but often a show OF q
4 resistance win put 20 flight 4
= many a tough character. 4
4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-02
pEArH ENDS ALL.

> LOS ANGELES. Dec a. ,
, Mrs Isabella WArdweii. the I
ieper wife ~ tire famous oia I
; army officer. whO recently /,
> died 10 Arizona. died early "a. I
; day AZ the county hospital ,
; here. She viii be buried In I
The potfers field. Airs Ward ,
, wells CAPE attracted nation. /,
; wsde attention = seW months I
; ago. when her husband, Gen 4
! eral wnrdweli. kidnapped her ,
from the county hospital and /,
; fled with her 70 a hHt m tbs I
mountains of Arizona Nc died 4
; a short time later and she was ,
returned % this city. 4,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-02

Are you afraid Of hlahwaymen?
If you I've on Capitol ilill where
police palrolmen are fcW and far
between. would yo1 IKE TO know
how W deal with thHgs2
II yOu are q woman who lives on
Queen Anne Hill on on the First
Hill. dld you ever have trouble with
ono 81 those human coyotes who
larh about the streets bent on
paEae auaichluRl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-02
COUNT BONI
GRILLED

PARIS. Dee Count Boni de
Castellane, after hurting charges
OF scandal and threatening TO ex-
pose the lives OF Prince Helie do
Sagan and his princess formerly
Anna Gould. was placed on the
court griddle aud roasted today for
his own mode of living. by Maitre
Clemenceau,
Clcmcnccau, appearing for Prln.
cess Anna today answered the
charges brought IN Bonls suit for
the custody OF the children born 20
Bonl aud the countess He de-
clarcd that lloni wanted more mon
ey To spend The structures on An
ma and DC Saean, said Clemenceau,
are laughable. considered ia the
light thrown ON Bonis private life.
The attorney declared that after oXs
hausting his Wifos funds he now
wants half of what She has received
since their separation although he
has ne legal claims 10 any allow
anceE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-02

vs. Prank Atwood. tho wealthy
rzAaai - Was lurei into a
n.a 49, u ts4s iosh A. y r
~ sionssay nlght. the intended
ntm n a tlAckmaliing plotT
RS ausssiua has been raised az
= sxsals q Fyidencs brought %
~ swinE az invsss ALTON which
- silowea shc mysterious and
hszagic attempt upon Atweesis
81 " hls evidence has Developed.
rxnr b9sis Ter ihr belief that
.sxsn eas lavciklea inga this out
a..Azxa . fer the purposs ~
sEAs him eat - a larEe 1m
| nssy.
Ais@a hsmself rvof~sses entire
rsasss u any rserioas Incident
xssrsees that would form the
yssuaxry steps a. THE usual
szns stspsef for exterging money
- a nnvllllag aud hsipless VIC
nnssry inersases.
~ psles Save iearned nothing
a. xegla son,radsgt Atwood
E@S "a Heet u is essential de-
IT, Eas b ~ excitement u the
htszsA rhsh NJ made upon him
k'sea @Ts~aksd several impor-
~ ssat sAzh fnakeu ths attempt
sAfkm@'I ehsary enssfeiy ten
1lsa-.f ~ enrapeiiHR tne mystery
~ essnne which RAG heeu
EaAf nv evidence has brought
- btrtinent Facts that oniy
- csse the mere mysterious.
~ thefe was more than nne
- eeneerned ia the plot against
~ b almost positively proven
<anser Investigation ~ the
= whleh the unknown man
80 brutal attack upon the
- kpG6e. = one story structure
easement. has five rooms on
''iSt fipor with a bathroom and
- A. Dre rear corner
sHe9 SAYS ~ walked up the
~ Is#gas and entered directly Into
FAl'pr. khence stepping through
II r. foftieres into The dining
" q which gnnctnre hf Insists
- conduct0r started beating
per ne head The wounded
49, y sfs assault Says THAT
r ~ Through the front door.
faAfs re mention ~ having
~ i faF AZ the Kitchen.
Struggles n Boar
nailer n fact. . large blue
= bowl filled wifh waier. and
pn a IedFe between the
g ana pantry was knocked %
M dufing the fight 81 the
20 ihis u tuo rooms distant
"a point where Afwood says
.'a'Rpsa G. % Rice. who lives
safely next door. heard this
~ g the floor during the
WHO'D be insists preceded
=. ''nE The water was found
along the floor between the
pantry and bedroom
- rear bedroom which d 10
q the dlnlng room. the 81
~. RaNa numbtr ~ womon'a
-. seattered around ~ che
4na also o garter Every
'aAasn p SHOES chat she room
a occupied
k9opff, who moved from the
n lasf Thursday. declares
a'ly that tba halfpina are
~ lhat she cleaned or the
A. pf"aghly before eacaflug
smother woman must have
~ place since che left
f'"d womsu's Robbers.
paniry ssa found "a pair
f9soera and Oh "a shelf
AZ 'lssniy made fapioca pud-
i s,fec siih ffoatlnr and IN
ine handiWork ~ a teem-
I ~ Cooper also saws TIE pnd.
fm 'Ae fpobefs were not iefs
~ w. room or paflor. was
Ne ~, 9 8 eyi'iy ana d hairbrIeh.
~ n 49, . have comic FROM "a
.a.. WEE a. u usually found
49, ,s'at bedroom and on the
Ky were Some combings
stss, fhf hair of co. FORMER
( ~ ~ promln aud which
~ ~ ts.'affa we're NET faera
~, left ihe hoar.
s7hainalon from thara
~, woman Was Dol the
'vai'iY % fhe a.. vhen
,s Y baga boon nahefed
Il =, as Front door and fbat
s'gft lniervsi ~. r. a'f E
assault '''Ai ana the
4 siofy n that
sal,, w. s. l~d fhair urfla 81
ss .,'sse n alnlHe u.r ~
tH#ff Wa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-02

80 disguste4 Chief Of Police J. w.
Mcintosh that be has determined
% retire and will shortly place his
resignation Ia the hands Of the po-
lice commissioners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-02
Chief Of Police to Resign.

NEW WESTMINSTER. a. g..
Dec 2 The continued criticism OF
a few rcformers IN this city has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-02
NO LIGHT IN
NPMAHON
CAST:
INQUEST REHEARSES
STORIES ALREADY
TOLD.
Amateur Hawkshaw Asks
for Postponement Till
Tomorrow.


Jurors who will dsride how I
= Hugh MeMahon came 10 his I
= death ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-02

FAIR TONI CHIT AND rHuRsDAY; LIGHT
EAST WINDS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-19
AT FALLS CHURCH, VA.
Odd Fellows Elect Oficers-General
and Personal News.
pecial Correspondence OF The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
FALLS CHURCH. Va. June 10. 1908.
Falls Church Lodge, No. IL. Odd Eel
lows, at it's last meeting elected the fol-
diving officers for the term commencing
Luckett, noble grand: Harry A. Fellows,
vice grand; H. L. Kays. secretary; J. II.
Drummer. financial secretary: B. NJ. Down
ing. treasurer; G. G. Oliver. chaplain: T.
A Williams, captain Of degree team; c.
E. Mankin, organist.
J..W Chamberlain Of Washington made
an address on the pure food law before
the Mems Society OF the Presbyterian
Church at its meeting this week.
Pioneer Lodge of Good Templars held
it's last meeting at the residence of
George w. Hawxhurst, grand secretary.
Delegates reported on the sessions of the
International Supreme Lodge and the Ma
tional Lodge Of the United States. Re
freshments were served.
C. l.. BlantOn will remove with his
family to Leesburg about July l..
Mr. and Mrs. E. j. Northrup and Mrs.
NJ. f. Church and daughter have return
ed from an extended visit to friends in
Vermont New York and Pennsylvania.
Messrs. Guy n. Church. David and
Joseph Luttrell and Emory Hodgson have
returned from Blacksburg, Va, where
thev attended the Polytechnic Institute
the last session.
The several churches of the town OBJ
served children's day last Sunday with
appropriate exercises.
Miss Edna Campbell of Luray Va, is
visiting friends here.
+ c. Noel, grand master of Odd Fell
lows, has commissioned George w.
Hawxhurst as district deputy grand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-19

master for this district. The appoint
ment was made at the request of Po-
tomac and Sarepta lodges of Alexandra
and Falls Church Lodge of Falls Church.
Mrs. S. S. Trip has donated the stone
to build the Baptist Church at the corner
of Washington and Columbia streets.
Eighteen members of the NJ. +. Church
at Vienna paid a visit to their pastor.
Rev. ]. +. Amos and wife. last Wednes-
day. Luncheon was served on the lawn.
A representative of the state corpora
ton commission of Richmond has been
spending several days here in reference
to the change in the schedule of the
Washington, Alexandra and Falls Church
railroad.
Miss Tillie Rawlings formerly of this
town. was recently married In San Fran
cisco, Cal, and will make her home in
that state.
NJ. E. Church has been elected drec-
tor. and general manager of the new tele-
phone company organized at Leesburg,
Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-19
Whereabouts of River Men.

Capt. A. III. Taylor. managing owner OF
the Taylor fleet of tugboats. has been
confined to his home in this city for
several DAYS past by illness.
Capt. j. F. Thompson of Baltimore has
been appointed mate of the ferry steamer
Lackawanna on the Alexandria ferry
route. and has entered upon the discharge
of his duties.
Capt William c. Robertson has been
appointed to the charge Of the Colonial
Beach and River View excursion pier of
the Washington and Potomac Steamboat
Company, at this city.
Chief Engineer Godsborough of Balti-
more has been appointed engineer OF the
United States coast and geodetic survey
service steamer Bache. Mr.. Colds
borough was formerly chief engineer Of
the steamer T. v. Arrowsmith at this
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-19

BY WILLIAM E. CURTIS.
Special Correspondence Of The Star and the
Chicago Record Herald.
DUBLIN. June r. 1908.
Campion, an ancient historian OF
the time Of Alfred the Great, tells
us that ireland is "a densely wooded
and scantily peopled island, lying aloose
upon the west ocean, and in shape it
resembleth an egg"
Biologists say that Ireland has twice
been united with England and twice
severed by volcanic eruptions-geographi-
cally. they mean, although the same
process has occurred several times polit-
ically. How to get a permanent polit-
ical as we'll as geographical separation is
a problem that occupies the minds OF
many people on the west side Of the
channel, and how to prevent 1t and to
secure contentment and satisfy the peo-
pie Of Ireland with present relations is
problem that perplexes the statesmen on
the other side. And while the legisla-
ton Of the British parliament pertaining
to Ireland has not Away been wise or
practical it has certainly been very gen
erous from q pecuniary point Of view. and
is a great deal better than fighting.
Henry II landed at Waterford with
large army in October. III. His dis
play of force was irresistible. Dermot
Mccarthy. Lord of Desmond and Cork.
was the first to submit to the invader.
and the rest Of the chieftains bowed
the knee one after the other and feudal-
ism was established in Ireland. The
English regarded it as a recognition OF
their superior rights and authority. The
Irish considered it as a vague promise
of friendship and support in case Of COM
mon peril, but had no idea that they had
agreed to become the subjects of an
alien king. That misunderstanding still
exists. A struggle Of 100 years has not
convinced either party of their mistake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-19

The three who own more than 100000
acres are the Law Life Insurance Com
uany. lei, SD4 acres in Galloway county;
the Marquis of Conyngham. 1856 acres
in Donegal county, and the Marquis of
Slago, 1902 acres in Mayo county.
The following own more than $1,000
acros each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-19

Owners Of Other Large Tracts.
The owners Of other large tracts-the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-19
THE new LAND. ACT
Something About the History
of ireland.
SOME STATISTICS GIVEN
Both as to Population and the Land
Owners.
COMPLAINTS HEARD THERE
Not Of the Rank or Station Of the
Owners, But Their Neglect
Of Tenants Interests.
HEARD THERE

BY WILLIAM E. CURTIS.
Special Correspondence Of The Star and the
Chicago Record Herald.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-10-10
Gun Rursts.

While hunting on Alkali last
Sunday morning VIM. Fnglish's
guu hursJ at the hreech, tearing
one barrel open for about six
inches and completely demolish-
ing stock, locks, and fore-end.
Mr.. English was badly shaken up,
but sustained no further dam
age, which seems a miracle when
seems Il miracle when one exam
ines the wreck OF the gun. The
gun was new one, having been
used but once before.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-10-10
Council Meeting,

The city council met Monday
night in regular session. Clerk
Mcintosh resigned and II, B.
Mitchell was elected to succeed
him, A number OF matters in
connection with the bonding
proposition were considered, and
the clerk read a letter from the
county clerk giving the assessed
valuation OF the city as $l12,-
O03, Apetitian q sidewalk along
both sides Of 4th Rtreet between
Main and Grove was. read, and
met with vigorous opposition
from trustee Lang, who owns
property on both sides of the
street He finally consented to
allow a sidewalk along the east
side oil the street, where he was
ordered to build one four years
ago, but which he has failed to
construct 40 far The PROPOSE
ton to require the town and 9th.
ers to construct TAO feet OF walk
to reach j. 9. hlackwell's resi-.
dence was laid over till a special
meeting next Monday night,
BILLS for labor amounting to $40
Tor grading street to Rlaekwell's
residence were allowed.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-10-10
Boys In Trouble.

Probate officer Driscoll was in
town Wednesday and took Gay.
lord St John, the IL year old
son OF ]. +. st. John, to Cald-
well to appear before the probate
Judge to answer to the charge OF
THEFT OF n pocket book from MIR.
Melee. 1t was not learned what
disposition was made OF the case,
but the boy was returned home
There have been several petty
theits and one or two small bur.
glarlas lately in which the st.
John boy and Others are said to
be implicated, and the whole
bunch will probably be sent to
the reform school.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-10-10
The Boise Statesman says;--


MT iya has never yet raised issue thai has been
80 speedily punctnred as his bank deposit guarantee
Well we dont know about that puncure The national roy
eminent requires guaranty for every dollar deposited In any
nank the state government requires guaranty for every dollar
oil state funds deposited bank several counties reou
that every dollar deposited shall guaranteed And we ~ e
eve that the time has when individual eposors shoud
have their hard earned dollars guaranteed when they deno Them
IN awproected financial Institution The law holds naion
state aud county to be preferred creditors deiunct bank
why should one deposition be preferred another when
al can be preferred MS we'll as one2 And why should government
tnat protects its own deposits protect deposit of it's hmm
oes cHen' the government deposits should lost the roy
eminent would immediately proceed more taxes To make
up the deficiency the individual accumulation of lifetime M
ny bank failure how etimes will he have To acoum
ae another competency keep himself family from wnnt9
Republicans Will tell you that they believe protection Why nor
protect what the has may not become noorr
Instead OF Offering bonuses the rich they may become rich
err Can any sane man point reason why banks should
not be held responsible for money to their The
eAtire banking wealth was made from that money?
Oh course every banr ~ r. ina lcial
j. opposed to guaranty law aud that how the Statesman dis
covered that the idea punctured Every individual d
Tor the country ia yor Of such aw that il what has
nfd up that punetue tight that Mr.
w not enable s proege through it To the White ouse
onaer the republican system, when failure occurs the v
eminent viii get its money while citizen with small enos;
saved up Tor rainy day will lis; under the demoertc n
gram both would get penny deposited Which do Won tnl
the best seme2 And don't you think puncre
YOU make when you stick your finger in basin of waer and ~
draw IL and look at the holeg
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-10-10
County Ticket.

For Senator-C' W. WHIFFlN, OF Franklin
For RepresontatyesH Il. WALLACE Caldwell, G. u HAM
LEY OF Emmetti G T. BERDNG. of payette
For Sherif-A. q. LII.IARn. OF Nampa,
For Assessor-W. T. CALENDER. OF Emmett
FOR Treasurer, MAGGIE H. TREVFY OF Payette
For Probate Judge-J |. SEA WELL. Of Payette
For County Attonsy--T A. WALTERS of Caldwell
FOR school SUPPLEMENTARY MAIDEN OF Caldwell
For Surveyor--B. W. BLAKESIEE. of Emmett
For Cornner-DR GEORGE Il. NOGGIE OF Caldwell
FOR 'ommssonesFrst District DIlIS Caldwell, second
district s. r. CLANCY Middleton; third district D. Knox
Emmett :" -
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-10-10

Candles, tobaooos. cigars at
Martin Hotel,
c, II, Ross made visit to Boise
Wednesday.
Ga to the Martin restaurant
for candles, tobaccos and cigars,
c, II. Allen Is shipping . couple
OF cacs of fat nohs to Portland
tonay.
Whenin Nyssa have your teams
led by u. q. Hand at the Eastside
Livery Barn 1924
II. n. and G. Y. peokham, OF
Union, Iowa, were in Parma yes
terday and today looking over
this section.
The free library win be- open
each Saturday afternoon. Get
your hooks, or have them ex-
changed at that time.
1t IL worth the time to step In
to the City Drug Store and see
the new pictures they have lust
opered up They are certainly
beauties.
Il. W. Watkins, w. G. Cowden
and b. M. Holt hsve purchased
che business OF the Idaho Imple-
nent Co. at Caldwell. Mr.. Wat.
Sins il president, and Mr., Cow
den secretary and treasurer of
the new firm:
The Parma Gun Club on Wea.
nesday purchased the 80 acres
ON which the club house stands
on Alkali. The price paid paid
was 1889 per acre. The cult
vatable land will be sold, and the
balance converted into a game
preserve.
The Presbytery of Boise and
the Synod OF Utah will meet in
Idaho Falls, Oct. l3-l5th. A
number of new presbyterys will
be formed and u new synod to be
called the Synod of Idaho. Mr..
\. j, Mitchell aud Rev. Elder are
the delegates from Parma.
f. M. Kirkpatrick came down
rom Boise today. He returned
from the coast recently where he
spent several weeks for the bene-
tit OF his health, and returns
greatly improved. Hewill prob
ably stay in Idaho until Dec. |,
and will spend the winter in Ari-
IONA.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1908-10-10
OFFICES FILLED
Miss Maggie Trsvsy for Treas
ursr, and Miss Imogsne
Madden for School SuperIn-
tsasnt, Completes County
Democratic Ticket

Miss Maggie Trevey OF Payette
has been placed on the democratic
county ticket for county treasu-
rer, and Miss Imogene Madden.
OF Caldwell, for superintendent of
schools. No better selections
could have been made for those
offices, both OF the ladies being
exceptionally qualified for those
responsible positions, and both
wall receive a handsome majority
OF the votes of Canyon county
electors on Nov. 3.