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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-12
POPE GETS PRESENT
ON ANNIVERSARY

Rome. Nov 1.-THE pope today re-
ceived the members of the sacred COL
lege, who congratulated him upon the
fiftieth anniversary of his entering the
priesthood The pope was presented
with the sum Of 81, coo in gold pieces.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-12
WHISKY BURNS; UNCLE
SAM is HEAVY LOSER

Louisville. Nov. n.-Whisky valued
mt S125,0o0 and buildings worth $4,000,
We're destroyed by fire at Deatsville
last night. The government loses heav-
lily in taxes on the whisky.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-12
ROOT NOT CANDIDATE
FOR SENATOR, HE SAYS

Washington. Nov. 11-Secretary Root
today stated he Ia not candidate for
the New York senatorship to succeed
Plat
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-12
loWAN SELLS TEXAS
LAND FOR $15O.non

III Paso. Ten. Nov II. John T. Nc
Enjoy. of Odessa. Ten. today purchased
5000 acres of land In the valley be-
low ll l'aso from General Granville
Dodge, of Council Bluffs, Ia. for $3.50
600
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-12

Al ttiaciant haroe! whp doesn't be-
'sievt. IN paying rent. IS sand to make 4
good iia NJ in ~ suburb OF Philadelphia
10y making a house to house canvass.
Any one want q shave or han CUT
ne asks when tlc door is opened.
sometimes it's banged Shut in :, hurry.
'tut tn many cases hc lands Il customer.
Az u role. he makes lis calls after 6
p'eloek. and gets the man Of the house
'aitcr he finishes dinner. l!s attaching
an extension to dining room or kitc!-
=, hair and placing Il fcotstool under
die customers feet he gives the men
b. 'p'lnd in a shop The scheme AseYes
t'rne for the customer. and the travel
,ns; haiber says it beats having a shop.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-12

The USE OF the metric system Of
weights and treasures will be compute
sorry in tire Philippines after the first
Of next year.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-12

G,enr.n- eub1 glass yves its color 10
the Drsse.lse If particles of gold too
small u DC see:. without the aid of the
strongest microscopes.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-12

Ntilft Writf sii.a THO rsuat otie
nn'll telegraph ling g the worm" once
@sl Nsled between Me city CT Ia l'aH,
IN 'pita 81 i'plIYia. and the town
u t'tefo IN iitis par of Bolivia thee
Or. ne GROWING trees ard nooa IS 50
iItsirltt ~ procure thai epCn III" 81
'iln,fy household fuynilufe ot the III
usea y, inVariabiy made. not oil wood.
ttlI OF dried Mui. n adola. ~ /, is
r'lind When the @ar broke out IN
1874 between Chtie aud i.oisia TINS
aa'eIiii Wa, used to construed pillars
{" ,'te She place ri ordinary posts fol
si'rpottae telcsfaph Wire, with The .d
itipn al old bottles as insulltors.
ihn.,r pillars were subsequently built
~ stofie iounaations and treasured
shout fiv, feet saIlarr At the base. With
4 'eieht Of about 4, f"et They we're
piaect at intervals Of about 26l feet,
sud thus held the Wirc at Il laeigh suf-
nttenl 80 dear the only animals Of the
e"iatfy. he Rama aud donkey. The
tnt II length Of the ina, Mas ~ miles
And 1t rendered useful service for SOM
~ years before beng replaced by 4
m,oflen telegraph pole line.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-11-12

A p9i "a aaa5 kt n granted on u
'snfinsc.A.a ma di|le fG inlectfna poi
sons argli6' he ROOT Wro,ls with
otit rijuiMS SprfNaH w. s Vegp ,atipn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-07

announcement removes Mr. Watts
from the list Of prospective candi-
dates for Mr. Davenport's official
scrap at the coming primaries there
Is scme talk here of Morton Ruther
for, inning for the Office but nothing
definite has been heard on the sub
iect
Rutherford ran a disappointing race
for the senate against owen but his
friends think he can do better in a
race for congress. It might be added
that Jim Davenport as he loves to
be calied + not worrying oyer the fu-
ture He is not built that way He
SAYS he Is trying 10 forget politics
for awhile and serve the people of his
district
lncidently Da anport says that he
has already learned one great lesson
here 'amely that il a congressman
has rgy business nj the White House
il IS poor policy to go armed with the
shape of an "innuentaT United
States senator. He then related 9f
an experience ne had few days
after he came TO Washington and how
ne and the senator in question had to
wait the common heard for nearly an
hour before they could see the presi-
CONTINUED on page a
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Butler, Cope. Evans. IIuddlesion,
Hudson, Lockwood, Manns. Nc
Gala. Norvell, Orcutt. Porter, RA-
die, Shearcr, Sherman, Smith of
Grant, Stagner Stevens, 1andys
Inrner, Whitson.-Total 27.
The Speaker announced that A
majority having voted agaiuss
the bill, the same was LOST
The following report was read:
Mr. Speaker
Your committee on Ergrossment
begs leave to report that it has
carefully compared the cnerosscd
copy OF House Bill No. 200 With
the original draft and amendments
thereto and finds said enerossment
to be correct aud in proper form.
NeD respectfully submitted.
w n. III. ALLEN.
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GIVES UNITED STATES
SOLE JURISDICTION
Over All Matters Affecting
Estates Of FuIIbIOOd
indians

Special TO Daily Leader.
Washington. Feb Only litle
short OF astounding is the news that
Secretary Garfield of the interior ae-
partment has under consideration a
proposition to clothe federal courts
with Jurisdiction over all matters az
fectine the estates of full blood IN
5diahs and nOnalienable homesteads
fOf mixed blood Indians and all indian
litigation Ia East Oklahoma where q
federal string Is attached. in other
words II Is proposed by she interior
department to take away from the
state courts OF Oklahoma Ii possible
Jurisdiction In all eases where the
goyernmenf has a direct interest of
guardiansh er the Indian.
A inrisdic lal bin with this end
for its pun use IL IS commonly re-.
ported in Washington is now being
prepared at the department and IL
present plans do not miscarry will be
introduced IN congress IN the shape
OF n bill
Attorney Mott of the Creek Nation
Il is claimed is father OF the more
ment on the broad grounds that an
Indians rights are not properly safe
guarded in a white mans court sncA
as state court attorney Stuyye-
SAINT ST. Louis attorney investigated
the Muskogee townsites frauds for
the government it is said Is also
prominently identified with this last
attempt upon the administration to
encroach upon states rights.
Great secrecy is being maintainel
at the department in connection with
this matter
prominent Washington attorney
with a large practice before the In
terror department declares that a
iursdictional bin as suggested is abb
surd He said that the Indian having
been made a citizen and given a free
simple patent to his land that
the state courts of oklahoma viii have
Jurisdiction in all future lndiaa It'll
cation regardless of the adminigtra-
tions disposition in the matter.
Jesse w. Watts of Sallisaw who
was prominently mentioned for con
gress last year from the district now
represented IN the house by James
Davenport of Ninita is out with q
declaration that he IS a democrat and
therefore ia favor OF second tern
for the Vinita congressman. Thi!
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YESTERDAYS
HOUSE JOURNAL
HoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FIFTY- SECOND DAYS SESSION.

IIoUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
F1FTY- SECOND DAYS SESSION.
CRY HALL, GUTHRIE.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY o. 1908.
/ O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
House called to order. Mr..
Speaker in the chair.
Prayer by the chaplain n 1
Roll Call-All members present
except Ashby, Baldwin Ballard.
Boyle. Bryan, Butter Hart. Elud-
soip Lockwood, Manus. Porter,
Smith Of Grant. Stagner. Stevens,
Iandy, Turner, Whitson.
The reading of the Journal was
dispensed with and the same ap-
proved
The following were excused for
absence, the number OF DAYS indi-
Gated Porter ?. Hudson 3. Tan
dy 3. Manus Il Jarrett. Wednes-
day Anthony, Monday Ashby 3,
Boyle 3. Abbott 2, Stagner S,
Baldwin Il.
Mr. Watrous presented petit
ton from L. c. +. Of Garfield
county, which was read.
Mr. Faulkner presented a petit
tion from citizens OF Sl<edee. ok
lahoma, which was read ard re-
ferred to the committee on Phar-
macy.
Mr. Jones presented -four peti-
tions from citizens OF Oklahoma
county, Which were read and re-
ferred TO The committee on Phar
macy.
Mr. Murdoch presented pet-
ton from citizens OF Blackburn.
Okla which was read and referred
TO the committee on Pharmacy.
Mr., Watrous presented peti-
ton from citizens of Enid. which
was read and referred To the com
mittee on Education.
The following reports of com
mittecs were received and read
Mr. Speaker:
We, your committee on Banks
Banking, Loan, Etc, to whom was
referred House Bill No. 333. by
Williams Of Comanche. entitled
To amend section one Of chapter
four of the session laws of 1900 81
Oklahoma Territory. and TO amend
sections one and four OF an act en-
titled AN Act creating a state
banking board, etc beg leave tc
repoft that we have had the same
under consideration and herewith
return the same with the. recon-
mendation that it do pass with the
following amendments:
Substitute for section two.
Section 2 That section one oi
an act entitled An Act creating
a state banking board. establishing
a depositors guaranty ftnd to in
sure depositors against loss wher
the bank becomes insolvent. pre-.
scribing the qualifications OF off
GERS and directors, fixing the salar,
OF bank commissioner and his as
sistants and providing for nor,
frequent examinations, fixing the
penalty for cnbezzlement, limiting
/ the amount of the bank funds thai
can be loaned to any one person
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VERY respectfully submitted
w RI III. ALLEN,
q W. O'NEAl.,
Members
House Bill No roo. by Murdoch
and Sands, being an appropriation
for an insane asylum, having been
read on tWo previous several leg-
islaive DAYS was placed on third
reading and FINAL passage, the ques-
ton being Shalt the bin pass
The ayes and nays being called re-
suited IS follows
Ayes Allen of Sequoyah, All
tliony Armstrong oi Choctaw,
Armstrong of kiowa. Banks
Beck, BoWdfe. Briggs. Bransou,
Broom Brown, Carson, Casteel,
Chappel, Chastain, Crouch Day.
Deyerlc, Duraut Durham, burst.
Earl Farley Ellis Ekzart, Faulk
ner Fisher Fraser Harris, Harri-
son OF Hughes and Pittsburg,
Harrison of McCurtain. Hart.
Hawkins liendrcKson, Hobby.
Holland Iapp Jarrett Jesse, johns
son Jones king Lindsey. London.
Marlin. Murdoch, McAdoo, Mo
Cants, McElhauy ONcal Paschal.
Pendefsrait Putnam Raincy
: Reeve Ratlifi Rider Ross, Sands
sherman Skeen, Suth of Dewey.
smith OF Custer Smith ol Della
ware Snelson Stetimund. Sny
crs. Stone, Swcngle, iabof Iillot.
fson, Jiterhack, Nandaveef. VAN
devenler Workman Watrous.
Whitehursi Williams of Conan
che Williams 81 Puslimataha, Will
sop Alr Speaker Total 81
Nays Smith Of Washita Total
absent and not voting Abbott,
Allcn Of Alfalfa Ashay Baldwin,
Ballard, BOYLE, BRYAN. Butter,
,Copc. Evans. lluddlestoa, Hudson,
/ Lockwood, Manus, Moore, Mccall
Ia Norycll, Orcutt. Porter. Riddle.
Shcarer, Smith Of Grant. Stapnet,
Stevens. candy, Turner, Whitson.
Total 27.
The Speaker announced that I
| legal majority Of all the members
lof The Housc Of Representatives
Having voted Tor the bill. the same
WAS passed end he signed the en-
Igrossed copy % same IN open ses-
| sion
| a message was received from
4 the Senate announcing that tie
| Senate refused 20 concur ia the
amendments made by tie House
to Senate Concurrent Resolution
! No
Mr Naudeycnter moved that the
House adhere 20 the amendments
ol The House committee, and ssls
for conferences Carried.
The Speaker appointed as con-
ference committee Rainey, Ellis
land Darant
House Bin No 33s was mada
special order Tor next legislatiyi
day
House BIN No a7s was iateu
luz
MI Speaker pro tenn was called
io The chair
The committee report was read
land on motion ot Mr. Rainey vas
ladopied and ia, bill passed to en-
lerossmcni and final passage
House Bill No. Io4, by RathH,
was taken up. Mr. Nandeyenier
lmCved the adoption OF die commit.
tee reports Carried
Mi Ratlift moved 70 insert an
lemergency clause Carried.
The BIN passed TO enrolment and
final passage
Messenger arrived from the sem
ate bearing Senate Sill No. 8,
which had passed the Senate.
Mr. Speaker
Nouf committee Oh Engrossment
bees leave 70 report that it has
carefully compared the engrossed
copy Of House Bin No 4 with the
Original draft and amendments
thereto and finds said ererossment
Continued on Page e.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-02-07

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Continued on Page 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-09

Notice to Improve Portion of
broadway Street.
cupied by the said Oregon Electric
regular meeting of the common
council held April 6, 1908, a resolu-
ton was adopted to improve Broad
way street with full intersections,
from the north line of North Mill
creek to the north line of Madison
street in the following manner;
BY establishing permanent
grade on said street along the pro-
posed line of Improvement where
not already established.
BY placing the street railway
track of the oregon Electric Rail-
way company where Il extends along
the proposed line OF improvement In
the center thereof.
BY grading the roadway of said
Broadway street between said points
full width from curb to curb with
full intersections to the proper sub
grade.
The subgrade shall be one foot
below the established grade and up
on said subgrade shail be placed one
foot OF clean creek or river gravel,
provided however. the space along
the center of said street to be oc-
supied by the said Oregon Electric
Railway company shall be graveled
In such n manner that the top OF the
rail OF said company will be on a
level with the established grade oil
said Broadway street.
The cost OF placing said track In
the center OF said street and i'm
proving between the rails and one
and one-half feet outside of the rails
OF the Oregon Electric Railway COM
pany, to be assessed en- the franchise
and property of said company.
The cost OF said Improvement,
save and except the space between
the rails and one and one-half feet
outside of the rails OF the oregon
Electric Railway company TO be
assessed on the abbrutting and ada
cent property. as provided In the
charter of said city.
Remonstrance against the above
and one of which the owner can b
days after the date OF the first pub.
llcation OF this notice.
BY order OF common council.
w. A. MooRES.
Recorder.
Date of first publication OF this
notice the Sth day of April, 1908.
4-S-10t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-09
Plenty sf Trouble.

Is caused by siagnation Of ths
liver and bowels. To get rid OF Il and
headache and bi.iOusness and the
poison that brings jaundlce, taze
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. the reii-
able purifiers that do the work with
out grinding or griping. 25e AZ }.
c. PerFy's drug sire
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-09

The Falrmounis will try their
luck with the Jefferson baseball
handlers next Sunday on the Tri-
City league grounds here. The JEFF
fersoniaps were able 10 hold their
own very creditably last season and
are said 20 be Jest a little more live
ly this season, but II Is hardly likely
they wiz ba capable OF runnin 3
aWav with next Sundays game.
Elmer Daue. the youngster who
throws for Falrmount. Is developing
his twia'crs this season beyond the
expectations OF those familiar with
his former Dlfying, and II has been
argued b. several witnesses OF last
Sundays game between FairmOunt
aud the Cherry PickeT3 that had
Daue resumed his position IN the
box. there would have not been sew
en- scores 10 the C1Crry Pickers'
credit, as he was an 20 the good dur
ing ki1 time Of four innings The
saying OF. "les ye well enough
alone" can be sustained quite ad-
yautag Ously some time by the cap
tains Of most any nine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-09
LOCAL BASEBALL
by JOCk

The Tri-City leaguers OF this city
have signed up Ira Hamilton, a
local boy, for the outfield. Although
Hamilton has not aspired for any
high positions for a number OF
years, he is capable OF handing out
the real article when Il comes to
maneuvering on a ball field.
Broughton. the youngster who en-
tered the box for four innings In
last Sundays game between Fair
mount and the Cherry Pickers, will
be retained in the Salem Tri-City
aggregation. Broughton Ia un-
doubSsdly a bell player, but what
class In which he should be consid-
cred Is somewhat doubtful.
BY Sunday next the big grand
stand at the Asylum Avenue base
ball park will be completed and in
readiness for the Fairmount vs..
Jefferson game. A clean, roomy
grandstand. Is considered about half
the game to the lady fans.
Bun Lucas and Hull will do the
shooting for the Salem Tri-Clty
leaguers next Sunday and Saturday
In the first oficial game of the sea-
son between Salem and Woodburn.
The most important games OF the
season are the first and the last !;
the winner of the first game obtain
ing tho percentage foothold, and
the winner Of the last game the
penant.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-09

Saturday afternoon the Trl-City
League will open the baseball sea-
son OF 1908 with q game between
the West Portland Frakes and Hal
Poneroy's East Side Triple T nine
at the Vaughn street grounds. The
Commuters wiz send out Harry
Gardner, a youth with good speen. 10
NOV down the Miliners, while Nick
Whitehead will depend on Brackle,
last year the star mound artist OF
the Astoria team. Gardner Is the
lad who let out ed. Davies Athenl--
ans with seven hits last year with
the Trunkmakers. Salem and
Woodburn will play the opening
game at Woodburn next Saturday
and Sunday.
The West Side bunch Is an un-
known quantity, &C Mrnager White
herd has been having considerable
trouble with refractory players.
Among the boys who will be out
Saturday In the Milliners' uniform
are Kirby brennan, who played
center field for Portlond's Pacific
Coast League team In 1904 and
later played with the Northwest
League; Joe Fay, who was the
mainstay OF Whltehead's team last
year. and Archie and Rich Parrot,
the baseball brothers," who will
hold down first base and left garden
respectively. McElwrin, Johnson
and Antoine will also be out in the
MiIliners' uniform.
For the East Side. Ray Kennedy.
the star first sacker Of the Tri-City
League last season. will be at his
old position. John Tauscher, one OF
the star outnelder OF last season,
md TrOy Meyprs will no at short
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-11-12
Buck saws 80 cents at Hunts.

Buck saws 80 cents at Hunts.
Place your orders for winter Goa
at the Emmett Forwarding Co.
Fresh raisins. currants and cit.
ron at Loree & Reilly's.
Get pair of the $1.00 children
school shoes at Hunts.
Opening of the lecture course,
Midland Jubilee Singers Monday
night, November 16.
1t is rumored that the peanut
rooster will be put into commits
sion again soon.
AK and handle rs cents at
Hunts.
Six dinner plates Is cents at
Hunts.
100 blankets, best values in EN-.
nett, IS cents at Hunts.
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Notice for Publication.
-,

I, Peter A. Berkman of Emmett,
Idaho, who made entry No. as,
under the provisions of an act of
the legislature of the state of Ida
no, commonly known as the Scar
ey Act, approved March 2, 1889,
which embraces lie 4 of section
81, of township In. of range 2w.
do hereby give notice of my inten-
ton to make final proof to estab-
lish MY claim to the land above
describedand that l expect to prove
that | have resided on, reclaimed
and cultivated said land as re-
quired by law, before representa-
tive of State Land Board at En-
NETT, Idaho, on the 18th of Decem.
Der. 1908. by two of the following
witnesses: Henry Ray. William
d. Petty. Anderson M. Schreckon-
COST. Eugene Finn, all of Emmett,
Idaho.
Peter A. Berkman, Entryman.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1908-11-12

Crosson has bargains In boy's
overcoats.
Woods Liver Medicine in liq-
uid form for malaria, chills and
fever. regulates the liver, kidneys
and bladder, brings quick relief to
biliousness, sick headache, consti-
patton. Pleasant to take. The
$l.00 bottle contains ~ times
quantity of the SOC size, First
dose brings relief, Sold by B. B.
Davis.
Opening of the lecture course,
Midland Jubilee Singers Monday
November l6.
$4l06.03 worth of best grade
sample shoes on sale this week at
Hunts
1914 gray Blankets. &6 values for
S. at Hunts.
Boys pants % cents to 80 cents
at Hunts.
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Hunts Specials

Syrup 20 cents a gallon al
Hunts.
Wash tubs rs cents at Hunts.
Hunts store pays 81. so per zoe
for grain.
Six soup bowls GO cents at
Hunts.
Underwear so cents at Hunts.
Buy FIVE pounds Hunts special
coffee. 81 this week.
Misses sa nples shoes $1.75 at
Hunts.
Ladies' fine shoss at Hunts.
Bows sweaters 60 cents at
Hunts.
Milk buckets As cents at Hunts.