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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-08

secf6n 1.-That section six OF
article"eighteen OF the constitution
a. thecState of Idaho be amended
to read Ps follows: Section s. The
Legisla 9pre. by general uniform
laws. shall provide for the election
hsennialH in each Of the several
counties Of the State. OF county COM
nissioners. Sheriff. comfy treas
vrer who is ex-ohicio public admin
fttrator. probate Judge, county
superintendent of public instruction.
q county assessor who Is ex-ofIicio
tax collector, coroner and survey
or. The clerk Of the district court
shall be ex-officio auditor and re-
cordar. No other county oiifceR
shall be established. but the Legis-
latnre bv general and uniform laws
shall provide for such township,
precinct and municipal officers as
public convenience NAV require. and
shall prescribe their duties. and ak
their terms Of ONCE. The Legisla-
ture shall provide for the strict ac-
countabi'ity of county. township
precinct and municipal officers FOL
all fees which may he collected BY
them. and for all public and mum.
cfpal moneys which may be paid tC
them. or officially come into thei,
possession. The county commits
sioners may employ counsel wher
necessary. The sheriff, assessor ant
tax collector. auditor and recorder
and clerk Of the district court shall
be empowered to appoint such depu
ties and clerical assistance as tn,
business Of their ofices may require
Sid deputies and clerical assistant
u receive such compensation a ma!
b hxed nv the county commissioners
No sheriff or county assessor shall
he qualified 10 hold the term of Of
Ace simmediatelv succeeding tn,
term for which ne was elected. TIL
sa'arv and qualifications Of tn
county superintendent shall be AK
ed nv law
sSection 2.-The question to b
submitted to the electors of tn
State of Idaho at the next genera
election shall be as follows. to
wit: shall section six OF articl
eighteen Of the Constitution of tn
State Of Idaho be amended so as {,
permit county assessors and ia
collectors to emp'ov such denutie
and clerical help as the business O
tl}e'r once may reQuire?"
Section 3eThe. secretary OF rta'
IL, hereby authorised to make publ,
cAlicp Of this constitutional arera
ment IN each county for alieast, d
erapacntive weeks prsor 10 the nes
|>~sss4 eleefiop.Hsff not iSss tina
one Newspaper OF general circula
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-08

my child was burned terribly
about the face, neck and chest.
applied DR.. Thomas Electric Oil.
The pain ceased and the child drop
ped into restful sleep.''-Mrs
Nancy M. Hanson, Hamburg, N. Y.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-08
COFFEE

Good is SO good and
poor is SO poor, have
Schilling's Best tomor-
row.
Your grocer reear-s ,aS- nuae, L ros east
He it. - pay haE
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-08

WANTED-Two girls 10, general
homework. Fer information call at
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-08

When going to Asotin, make the
trip on the Baughman launch.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-08

Wanted to buy for cash-second-
hand furniture. Russells Quitting
Store.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-08
ton In each county.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
NO. 2.
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO.
8.

BY
SEAWELL AND FREEHAFER.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-08

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
+ NO. l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-04

tournament shall be held to decide
 which of the four teams now claim ing the state basketball championship is entitled to the honor, says yester- day Little Rock Gazette.
 The teams putting forward claims of this sort are Little, Rock, Pine Bluff, Jonesboro and Hot Springs.
 It is claimed at least three different views are held by members of the executive committee. one faction con- tending that no championship should be declared this year, another that the should be awarded to the Hot Springs team without further playing, and a third insisting that the only proper way to decide the contro- versy is to hold a tournament and have all the teams play a certain lumber of games, these games to de ;ide the claims to honors without ref erence to any past record of the four cams in the race.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-04
TRAVELLING MAN
 MADE BAD THREAT
\. l.. Wade Placed in the City Jail Ai- ter He Is Alleged to Have Threat- ened q We'll known Young Mans Lifc-Had No Pistol When Ar- rested.

\. l.. Wade, who travels for q Dat-
 ent medicine house, was arrested last
 night by the police at the instance of
 Frank Hurrle, pharmacists at Mann-
 Tankersley's drug store. Wade was
 placed in the city jail on a charge of
 carrying a pistol, being unable to give
 bond. It is charged that he threaten ed MT. Hurrle's life oyer the telephone, telling him that he was looming around to the store to kill him. MT. Hurrle, who was not looking for trou- ble, informed the police of the mans actions and Wades arrest followed
 Wade was under the influence of liquor when arrested and admitted that he telephoned A1r. Hurrle. He denied that he threatened his life however. He had no gun when ar rested, but others told the police that hey saw him with a revolver and ina; 1e flourished it in a saloon Wade lrrlVed Tn the city yesterday morning lnd was stopping at the Jefferson. | le says, Frank Hurrle struck me" ut friends of MT. Hurrle say that ! Wade insulted him and Mir. Hurrle lapped his face. The incident was bought to be closed, however, when Jade made the threat that prompted i'm to urge the police to take Wade charge. Wade says he has q wife Id baby living at Columbia, La. He i'd the officers last night that he ould kill himself before morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-04
ORCHARDS SWEPT BY
 A KILLING NORTHER
Serious Damage to Fruit Reported in Arkansas. Missouri, Texas, Okla.
 h0ma. Kansas and Illinois,

St. Louis, April Especial dis patches form points in Illinois, Mis- souri. Arkansas, Oklahoma. Texas and Kansas indicate serious damage 10 Fruit by frost, sleet and cold.
 A bleak mortimer struck Elgin, Tex, this morning and tonight freezing temperatures prevail. At Gainesville. IeN., the mercury stood at the freez- ing point all day and sleet killed fruit.
 Throughout the Ozark region of Ar kansas and Missouri, the temperature is below the freezing point and fruit growers concede destruction to their orchards.
 At McPerson, Kan, the thermome- ter registered 2l degrees above zero, which was a lower record than at any time in January, Alfalfa in Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas has been killed. put farmers think the wheat has not advanced far enough to be seriously injured ...
 The thermometer dropped 50 de- srees today at Mount Sterling, central Illinois, and 10 degrees at Du Queens. ,outhern Illinois.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-04
DIR. JUNIUS JORDAN
 ACCEPTS INVITATION

Doctor Junius Jordan, superinteud ent Of the Pine Bluff public schools has accepted the following invitation winch he received a few days ago:
 Memphis, Tenn, April l, 1908. Professor Junius Jordan. Pine Bluff Ark.
 My Dear Prof. Jordan The faculty of the College of Phy. slclans and Surgeons would like very much to secure your services to de- liver the commencement address at the second annual commencement ey- erclses Of the school. 10 be held in the Goodwyn Institute on the evening of May l. Several members of the grad aatlnS class are from Arkansas, and havlns had Professor Booth Iowery of Mississippi, the well known educa- LOT and lecturer, to deliver the address last year, We would like to have prominent educator like Yourself rom Arkansas to deliver the address this year
 Trusting that we may receive an early and favorable reply. am with best wishes,
 Yours very truly,
 RICHMOND MCKINNEY. oF tHe C0mmenpamant Cnm,,s+.ao
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-04
ADVANCE MADE
 BY LIVERPOOL
Spots and Old Crop Futures Active on Foreign Market-MOyement Causes Better Feeling Among Spot Erok.
 ers-American Demand Increases.

New Orleans, April 2-I.iverpool
 made a very logical move today. Old crops advanced 3 points, although they
 Were due 7 lower on the closing of
 our markets yesterday. whereas new
 crop options declined , points. These
 latter appear too high On every con- slderatlon applicable to their price l merit. We have had a most normal winter and there is no reason why the season on that basis should not pro- Sress as normally as it had been in ltlated. Last year an abnormalIy
 mild winter was bound to be followed
 by abnormal conditions during the spring and summer which were re- sponsible for the short crop. Pros poets for good crop this year are not
 covered by trade outlook and this composition must affect new crop val ues in time. On the other hand we know, or at least it is very likely that every bale of this small crop is coy cred by consumption. This should lead to advance in old crop values as the wind up of commitments proceeds, regardless of the present depression due to lack of speculative motive power. Spot sales in the English mar ket continues large, the total being again 10000, which is large for a Friday. Near positions in Liyerpoo, 1 developed further strength. gaining as much as : points, and our markets seemed to wake Up to the possibility f 'f an advance in old crops. Opening over these options soon gained 10 'olnts. New crops Were pulled along sympathy. Weather conditions con- lnue mostly favorable The cold wave roVed less severe than predicted and i'd not reach into the lower belt. Only le pan handle, portions of Okla oma, Arkansas and Tennessee mouu- 1ln districts recorded temperature oproaching frost. Precipitation was Light and confined to the and western portions of the 1t. Generally cloudy and warmer eather with more rain is predicted } er Saturday. There is a much better feeling in ] ot quarters. Some nibbling by Lan- shire and few shy attempts from e continent. The market is quiet,
 olations are being asked. Near futures moved into the neigh
 rhood of 10 cents when short cov-
 nS seemed satisfied for the time j. d trading became flat. Prospects N
 ohlaVoraole visible supply ss ahses hang over narrow market,
 the increase in spot demand in <. 'erpool is an encouraging new fac 2
 HAYWARD & CLARK. '
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-04
Y. M. c. A. TEAMS
 WERE NOT IN IT

The High School basketball team defeated the Y. M c. A. seniors in a fast game at the local association s gym last night The score was 49 to Il. The line up for the High School team was as follows: Gillespie and Mann, forwards; Bringman, center; Sparks and Kaiser, guards. For the Seniors were Campbell and Evans, forwards; Averitt, center, and Rich ardson and Moore. guards. Between halves the second High School team defeated a picked team by score of 25 to '.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-04
FIRST GAME OF
 BASEBALL TODAY
Mike flnn'> southern Leaguers Will Attempt tO Take the Initial HonorS From Beavers Pine Bluif State League Stars-Game to Be Called at 3:30 at Forest Park.

Mike Finn's Travellers from The
 capital city and Beavers Greys, to
 De known later as the pennant win
 ners ill the Arkansas State Leaone, are to make their first public appear ance at Forest Park this afternoon.
 when they will give local fans their lirst opportunity to see the game that made the Tigers and the White Soy
 famous
 The contest will be called at 3;3O o'clock. General Manager F. F. Che rot ot the Transit comDany assures the public that there will be plenty ol cars and quick service to and from the park. The service will he improved daily until the opening of the baseball season and the grand opening of Forest Park later. The Transit company is now building new roadbed and adding to it's euujp- ments on South Cherry street and in a few days actual work will begin
 on the double tracks along West Sixth avenue.
 Manager Deaver confidently be EleVes that the local lads will take -ne measure of the visiting aggresa- non ot Southern League stars. The Little Rock ball tossers have been 'racticins for some weeks and have 'een mixed up in several contest 'ames already this season, but Deav- ITS bunch has not been idle when the un was shining the past ten days nd many of them are in the pink of ondition.
 The line up of the Little Rock team 'lll include Page, shortstop; Thiel. : eft field; Speaker, right field; Drake. ! enter field; East, second base: l tark, first base; Hess, third base: 'ood, catcher, and Forester or Con- ( ely in the box. Denver will select l IS team from the following players: ! reen, third base; Leighton, first ( ase; Monlhan, center field; Harry { layton' second base; Taylor, short | op; Whitman, right field; slayton, t ard Or Dudley, catcher; Coulter, r artin, Cromwell, Arnold, Welsh or q eaVer, pitcher. D
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-04
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Tn letter to his mistress de Sacan said; Just wait till I wed Mme Nouia ana then I'll show you, sweet heart, how to make the money fly" It IS not to be wondered at that George Gould bucks whenever the marriage of his sister and the reprobate French prince is mentioned to him. He ought to give Helie just so many minutes to get out of New York alive.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-04
The Largest Bona Eide Circulation of any Pine Stuff Newspaper.
JEW IN WORLDS HISTORY.

\ few months ago Jacob Schiff. th,
 distinguished New York Jewish bank
 CT, counseled the people of his race
 10 LOOK upon this country as their
 own, rather than as mere temporary
 shelter This excellent advice seems
 to have been founded on somethinc
 more than even sound judgment and
 patriotism According to an able and
 exhaustive statistical record of Jew
 5sh achievements ill the worlds history,
 Americas debt to the Jew is greater
 than has been supposed. pr. Madison
 C. Peters, the distinguished clergy
 man and author, of New York city.
 who made himself something of a his
 torian of the Israelitish race, is the author of book wherein he proves
 that but for a Spanish Jew America would not have been discovered by Columbus, or at least that the discoy- cry would have been delayed for many years and might have been made by ] a mariner flying other than the Span. ish flag.
 According to this curious story. Col. umbus, after exhausting every means of securing financial backing for his daring voyage of discovery, and having been dismissed by Isabella, his last resource, was recalled by Isabella at the instiSation of Louis Santaneel, q Spanish Marine, or secret Jew, who  advanced 1000 ducats from the treasury of Aragon, of which he was the comptroller general This contra diets the pretty story that Isabella pawned the crown jewels. The crews Of the three caravels were recruited , chiefly from the Spanish jails, as free !; men who were willing to risk their lives on the voyage were scarce. The jails were filled with members of the persecuted Jewish race, to whom it :. was no disgrace that they were in ', prison Dr. Peters proves that one {. out of every four of the men who dis z covered America under Columbus was s ! Jew.
 While this is only single instance !, 'f the Jews influence upon the worlds history, it is one of the most interest z, ng. If Jews were here at the begin T, ling, and have been here ever since :, nd occupy commanding position in he varied forms of the nations life, he part they have played has been ! 1aterial part of the country's growth nd progress, and they certainly are ntitled to regard it as their country nd their permanent abiding place q, ,ansas City Journal fa
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-04
.O+o-

The records of the New York di- Vorce courts show that the American Slrl who marries the son of a mil llonalre is just about as unhappy as the American heiress who marries q titled European fortune hunter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-04
THE HIGH LIFE
 TEAM IS OFF

The Miller High Life baseball team, representing the famous Miller beer, will leave Sunday for Niece hee' Where they play the crack team ol that place Sunday afternoon. This team was famous throughout South east Arkansas last season and made a flne showing, playing 36 games and lost only 6. One tie game was reg lstered. They defeated the local Ar kansas Nationals 3 out of f and tied ohe' giving them the championship of Ine city. Manager Waterman has the fastest set of young ball tossers in the City, and the following boys will make he trip, including Manager Water nan:
 Curtis Mullin, pitcher.
 Tal Chestnut, catcher.
 Armistead Hightower, first base.
 Carl Ware, second base.
 Will Rowell, shortstop.
 Clarence Hanf, third base.
 sam Hi!zheim, center field
 Ed LeLaurin, right field.
 Toney Franey, left field.
 Local rooters will accompanv the oyS down. including Duke Polh. 'lll!e Vego, Buck Vego, D. Perkins, Red Harris and many others.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-04
PINE BLUFF IN
 THE ARGUMENT

me executive board of the Stare Athletic Association will hold a meet- Ing this morning at Ii o'clock for the purpose Of deciding finally xhethe, a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-04
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

New method of laundering lace curtains. Finest of fabrics beaut,- fully done. Equal to new: soc nor pair Will call at house and deliver old phone eSs. No. 3o1 Missouri; ss. ee' 3:M:6t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-04

oeeidfes Tor prohibition unit rule and tariff reform. The Republicans of the 'Hoosier" State are acting like they think the Democrats are going 10 get em if they don't watch out.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-04

The Gazette laments that Jeff is not in Washington attending to his sena- torial duties, but in the opinion of the Graphic, Arkansas is better rep resented when Jeff is out of his seat than when he Is in it. If Jeff wil1 just stay in Arkansas the balance of his term, Washington may forget him.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-04

As street sprinkler old Jupiter Pluvius has been the real thing for the past week, but the street sprink- ling man will draw his pay as usna1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-04
-O%n

Vice President Fairbanks got all he wanted at the Indiana Republican convention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-04

Prince Helie de Sagan continues to talk like one who greatly needs the money
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-04

Query: Did Jeff get all that was coming to him?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-04

The fountain of youth serred Imon Brew"--It's an e141ir os ne.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-04

The Indiana Republican platform
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-04
Yours very truly

For the Commencement Committee
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-04-04

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-11
MAKERS
LOWER The PRICE
Racing Model Will Enter Coming
Events and Be Exhibited at
Winter Shows.

The MathesOn car. which has recently
come prominently before the public, and
for which the Pope Auto Company is
the Washington agenr, has been great
" reduced IN price
The manufacturers Of this machine
desire by proper advertising 10 bring
the true worth OF this car before the
Eublic. Exhibitions Will be made at
all Of the shows during the winter. and
the various types viii be entered IN
coming tests and races The IIatheson
racing car, especially built mas been
entered in the Vanderbilt CUo race.
October q. the Grand Prize Gold Cup
race, at Savannah, November .. and
many Of the important national and
international events TO be neld in this
country the coming season = promi-
uent Elain-foOr space has been secured
for this car in the coming New York
show
This car has made a steady increase
IN sale FROM the first. and the decrease
IN price puts the same reliable car be-
fore the public at a greatly reduced
figure. The contract for the manufac-
tlIre Of these machines has been given
TO The -JathesOn Automobile Company
OF New York city. and the grade Of
work c1d material used by this firm
in the past IS a safe guarantee OF the
class CT the newly patented car.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-11
BREAKS MARK SET
SCANT MONTH AGO
Thomas Light Six Runs From Phil
adelphia 10 Pittsburg in
Record Time

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 1o-The rec
ord OF fourteen hours and one minute
from PittsburE TO Philadelphia. made
less than a month ago by a Packard
machine driven by s. D. Walden, has
been shattered.
The car % accomplish this feat was
the Thomas Light Six. driven by
George Salzu.an. with George T. Yer
reaUIt and II. A Carroll. Of a Pittsburg
daily, as Off .iaI observers. and Elmer
Huber as mechanic. making the run IN
thirteen hours and hfty-two minutes
from city % city.
The stan Kas made from the Hotel
Schenley at $40 a. m. The route taken
was through Greensburg, Ligorier. over
the Allegheny and Blue Ridge noun
tains. through Bedford Springs. Neon
nellsburg- Chanbersburg. Hanover,
York. Columbia. Lancaster. and Coates
Vile
The distance Of 3Os15 miles was Gov
cred in nine minutes less time than the
Packard. which covered a distance Of
but 3o2 miles
This run by the Thomas Light SIX
was made under adverse conditions
and that the car should make such a
remarkable trip under the existing cir
cUmsIances was unprecedented.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-11
WOMAN HAS RECORD
FOR NOVEL RIDES
Lady Motorist Has Hidden in
Curious Vehicles All Over
World.

BOSTON. Oct 1O.-Miss Grace En-
nett is a great admirer Of the motor
car. and possesses a foUr-cyiinder tour
about. at the wheel OF which she is
cutie an expert
While ii Boston she visited the sales
rooms OF the Algonquin Motor Car Co..
the New England agents Of the Odds
mobile. TO inspect the 1903 model She
told Manager A E. Adams that she
has uad the honor 70 ride in more queer
vehicles than any other actress. and
perhaps any other woman, on earth
as she has travelled all over the world
and has appeared before every nation
that has a theater-
Miss Emmett, while IN Alaska. rode
behind dog teams and the famous rein
deer teams brought TO that country
by the United States Government
10 transport the mails In foreign
countries shes has ridden in al
most everything that IS nova bic. In
Venice she had a very pleasant trip
in the gondOla. In Japan she rode
on a palaQuin. In Africa. on an almost
Untamable beast. the quago. or African
Wild ass. In Ireland she engaged a
jaunting car Of the real Old Irish type,
with its characteristic driver; in Aus
tralla. behind a pair OF emus, trained
20 drive Ike horses
IN China she rode IN a sedan portable
chair. with long handles that rest on
the shoulders OF ether two or four
coolies.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-11
StearnS ChalkS Up New Marks
Under Some Trying Conditions
In Races and Trial Rams

In these days OF races at terrific
pace and OF runs from New York TO
Madagascar, or some other remote
place, many makers of automobiles are
trying 20 lead the thoughts of buyers
from one Of the severest tests 10 which
an automobile can ever be put" saio
the manager Of the LeDroit Automobile
Company yesterday.
I refer to h:l climbing" he ex-
planned. The orc car that has proved
itself a world heater at such tests is
the Stearns. II has established most
unusual records, and has done so enough
times 10 make it's performances constt-
ute practically a worlds record. These
F.. acords were made on May 30. when
S.earns cars won the five, ten. and 100
mile events at Pimlico, near Baltimore;
the hill climb at Bridgeport. Conn; the
hill climb at Cincinnati. Ohio; the hill
climb at New Haven, Conn., and the
100-mile race at Seattle, Wash.
These events were all won I'm one
day, mind you, and II that performance
is not a worlds record, should like TO
know what is
THIS manager went on TO speak OF the
manner in which some manufacturers