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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-25
DANGER TO THE REPUBLIC.
Bad Citizenship If Good Men, Says
Mr.. Nichols.

Mr.. Nichols spoke last night in
the Methodist church on 1.-The Dan
ger of the Republic" taking that
ii was the bad citizenship of good
men. Said he:
"The foreman Of the grand jury
that found indictments against the
city officials of San Francisco re-
marked that he had been a business
man in that city for many years;
that his object had been to save
money for his children and for him
self in his old age; that he was too
busy in the accomplishment OF that
purpose to have any time for poll
tics, but he wished instead of a few
dozen having been summoned on
that grand jury 10000 had been
called Of the citizens of California
and heard what I heard and saw
what I saw, and they would be good
citizens first and good business men
afterwards. ,
What is the difference in effect
betweep1a man that is in politics
for Doodle and a man that stays out
OF politics for Doodle? They say
politics has become SO corrupt that
men cannot perform their political
duty and retain their self-respect. II
politics are bad, good men are to
blame, for they are in the majority
in this country and can rule in gov.
ernmental affairs II they will"
Mr.. Nichols will speak on
(which" tonight. and FRIDAY night
he will address mems mass meet
ing in the Methodist church and
Mrs. Nichols a women's mass meet
ing in the Presbyterian church. The
| subject at each place will be "The
City Charter, the People and the Sa
loon"
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-25
GRAVES INSPECIS
SOUTHEASTERN
NO PLANS TO BE ANNOUNCED AT
THIS TIME CONCERNING THE
WORK OF TAKING OVER LEW
IST0N AND SOUTHEASTERN.

The plans of the Lewiston and
Southeastern Electric Railway COM
pany are today being Investigated
by Jay P. Graves. president of the
Spokane and Inland Railway COM
pany, and while Mr.. Graves is not
prepared to make any announce
ment relative to his plans in the
Lewiston territory, he stated last
night that his visit here was for the
purpose of formulating plans for OPP
eratiOns in this field.
The Spokane and Inland road is
now practically completed into
Moscow, and will be in operation
within short time. The question
of extending the line to Lewiston
has not been determined. but con-
ditions are now being Investigated.
and it is probable decision will be
reached within short time.
I'VE are not prepared to make
any announcement relative to ex-
tending our system to Lewiston or
constructing the Lewiston and
Southeastern road" said Mr. Graves.
"but both of these matters are re-
ceiving our attention at this time.
We hope, within short time. to
know definitely what we will be able
to do here and will take up both
measures as soon as it is possible
for us to do So"
Mr.. Graves reached the city last
night by automobile. and is today
visiting the country surrounding
Lewiston and Charleston. The data
relative to tonnage and general con-
d;tions south of the city is being
furnished by G. w. Thompson, presi-
dent of the Lewiston and Southeast
ern company, who several months
ago submitted a proposition to Mr.
Graves to take over and construct
the lewiston Grangeville line.
, Mr.. Graves is accompanied by A
NJ. Lupfer, chief engineer Of the
Inland road They returned to SpO
kane this afternoon.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-25
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Robert Schleicher and wife left
this morning for visit to the Alas
ka cities.
Mrs. w. p. Nudge has returned
from a visit with friends in the
Potlatch section.
George H. Hester was an arrival
in the city last night from Spokane.
Frank Morrison returned last
night from a business visit to Spo-
kane.
Mrs. e. O. Warnicut was an ar.
rival in the city last night from
Nezperce.
o. s. Ford, merchant at Westlake.
was an arrival in the city last night.
e. s. Sweet Is business visitor
from Grangeville. FL. -
William Clemens of Asotin Is q
business visitor in the city today.
N. C, Pearson Is business visitor
from Myrtle.
G. 8. Puntenny, merchant al
Lookout. was a business visitor In
the city last night.
w. w. Lauby was an arrival last
night from Nezperce.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-25

An ice cream social will be givcA
at the East End mission tomorrow
evening, to which the public II In
vited. Aae@ ak
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-25

MONEY SAVED
BY having Hahn attenl u yo1c
plumbing wants an6 connecting =
tho new sewer. ,,,
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-25
CITY PARKING
IMPROVEMENT

The improvements of the Ninth
street park will be completed today
as far as the city is concerned in
the matter, and from this time the
work will be under the direct super
vision of the Twentieth Century
club. The plans provide for the
planting of trees and shrubbery,
seeding the park with grass and the
installation of benches and other
conveniences.
The plan to improve the park was
proposed by the Twentieth Century
club some time ago and the assist
ance of the street department was
secured to the extent of removing
all debris and blowing the ground.
The city will cooperate with the
club in the future work. and 1t Is
expected the plans Of Improvement
will be carried out without delay.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-25

Invitations have been issued for
the wedding OF Charles Burnt Gray
and Miss Carrie NJ. sMurch to be cele-
brated at the residences OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. BYRON Murch.
1910 F street, next Tuesday.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-25

The Idaho & Nevada Railroad
company has just filed articles or
incorporation with the secretary of
state. This company proposes to
build railroad from Twin Falls to
Wells, New, and the promoters say
work is to start at once.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-25
POSITION WANTED.

COMPETENT COOK wants position.
Apply to room 10, Hotel Ray
mOnd.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-25
Home Of The Hart shaffner & Marx Clo,he.
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, LOCAL BRIEFS. -
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The Bachelors and Temple <eams
VIII play on the Vollmer grounds
this evening. The game Will ,yrovs
interesting, as 1t, promises to- be
fast one throughout. \, The battery
for the bachelors Is Balhaizer ana
Kettenbach and Cole and Hollen-
stein will act for the Temple team.
Ralph Hughes of Sheridan. Wyo-.
has assumed the management of the
Pastime theater and took charge to-
day. Mr.. Hughes Is experienced In
conducting moving. picture sh0wA
and has In mind some improvements
that will place the, Pastime In the
lead as well-eQuipped family thea-
ter. sa 4s
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-25

An amendment was attached 10
the omnibus public building bill ap-
propriating $125.00O for the pur-
chase of additional land and enlarg-
ing the public building at Boise.
This enlargement Is deemed neces-
sarv in order to accommodate the
growing federal business.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-25

The school board Of Boise has
granted an increase in wages to the
grade teachers, those having receiv-
Ell 1920 last year being advanced to
$3.50, and those receiving $3.50 last
year will in future receive $500.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-25

A marriage license was issued
this morning to J. NJ. Patterson ana
Meice Hedge, both OF Hillyard.
Wash.
The state herald., 1908-04-10
An American Defect,

The curse Of America is It's lack Of
discipline In the family, the scho,
and the college youngsters grow up to
do as they please. There Is mawkish
sentiment which is evidence Of deRen-
oraey and which prevents the oli-faSll-
ionod. wholesome enforcement Of au-
thori'y among children and youth. It
ia not good for society and no, good for
the individuals. In every family and
In every school il is desirable tn have
some stringent regulations. II for mo-
other reason than having them complied
with. The hest foundation for charac-
ter u the hn' Il Of sul m ssIon 20 au-
thority. and the time TO acquirc that
habit Is 10 childhood and youth. None
can ever become - competent 10 wise
ly direct as those who have first leaned
10 obey The looaonrfs and instability
IN American character has It's begin
ming in the loasgncss aud install lity ~
family discipline and In tho insistcncr
Of silly and inefficient parents that the
amr looscncss Of discipline shall bee
carried into the schools. from which it
easily extends into the colleges The
ilc1gclng In college will turn ou'
much more useful member of society II
be- is made 10 behave himself or clear
uut san Francisco Chronicle.
The state herald., 1908-04-10

According to the Holyose HERALD
the b. & NJ is going to establish
freight division at Holyoke again. The
run from Curtis, Nebraska to Sterling
cannot be made in the time specified as
days work by the time limit, hence
an extra train crew will be keptat Hol-
yoke to relieve the crew on the east
end. That's all Sterling Republican,
Advocate.
Well, some one has told the Advocate
man what we said about division
change and, just as We predicted. he is
s..ssisa. Hrot.ssg. tis, @hd be calm and
by all means do not let such small NUT
ters excite you. Rather than have the
Sterling people unduly excited over
such matters. the Ilolyoke people would
willingly rcllnquish all hopes Of rail
road division and consent to have even
The section crews all located at Sterling.
So you see there will be no tears shed
over on this part Of the line even shozld
il prove that you were speaking adyis-
cdly when you said That's all. "
The state herald., 1908-04-10
Republican County Convention

Notice is hereby given that the re-
publicans Of Philips county, Colorado,
will meet in convention ut the court
holss Il HrWpka an ssrir'sy AZ 2 p
at O'Clock p. m. for the purpose Of e.
leeting four () delegates TO The repub-
licnn state convention 10 be held in Pu-
cblo, April 2s, and four CD delegates
tp he congressional convention 10 be
held in Denver, April %, 1905,
Said conventions being held flr the
purpose of eleeting delegates To the re
Publican national presidential eonycn-
ton at Chicago.
The republican voters will meet In
their respective precincts and hold pri-
maries on Friday April n, al O'Clock
p. m,
The places Of holding primaries in
the several precincts viii be asfollows
towit:
Precinct north at the residence Of
J. S. Shoskey.
Precinct south at Amitie school
house.
Precinct 2 at the court house in nol-
yoke.
Precinct at the residence Of Geo. S.
Trrgo.
Precinct at llaEtun.
Precinct at the Munson school house.
Precinct o at the residence Of l.. l..
Lane.
The apportionment Of dclegatra 90
the several precincts will he ns follows.
north delegate. south delegat :
y six delegates; three delegates. .
three delegates, Q one delegate. ono
delegate, s. n. johnson, Chairman
a, A. TryFo. Secretary.
The state herald., 1908-04-10
C0LORAnO'S BIC FAIR,

The first annual dorado Interstate
Fair and Exposition win hc held in Dcn-
yer the second week in September uf
this year, and from accounts h will
be tho greatest exhibition ever given
IN the west Tn premiums that viii
be- offered in the various department
which includss every industry of thr
west. will exceed 5000, that IN the
horticultural department ALONE boinF
$4,000
Tr hrnt r. y stubha a now in thp
ea6t arranging for special hmusrmrnt
features lor The week, among them boz
ing M bighr rhaa prgm.ulHr night
ahnw over anTu, passenger carrying
uifship, n 'pkr" feature Iu be- know q
90 the Great Divide band Of inter.
national prominence, etc 80 that there
will b. .umrihHR doing ryury minute
from early morning until lni" at night,
Back OF ihs fair and wpnatin are
some ul The wealth,gst men 1fColufadu
and tbu west and II is Proposed "a
make Il D. really gfaHi exposition of ths
products NJ tho varied industries n The
wtzt 20 be- hold rysg fali, % tho END
that W. may grow. Improve and pfos
pr ds hrh,s puf slil, climate and uthpl
possibilities.
The state herald., 1908-04-10

a millinery salesman was In town the
a.hfr day and kindly allowed the nru-
cultural editor 10 nko look a. The
nrw styles, Ills report read6 lihc this'
The new styles will be- fully aH pleasing
aa ihusr ri beet year. The principle
charge noticed was that the front porch
hnd boon enlarged and nm upper drck
added 70 the roof IN many Instances
thry will run in three story effects with
tho roof prrica rich IN foliaHo and rys
erprrru. Tho bay window has been
moved from The frunt TO the loft side,
while ihp chimney has beundpnr Gothic
msi,ad of Gfsrinn design. There will
&c. lister farrua across the rear gar.
dan. owing 10 the fact that no nrw
COLOR have bsra discovered recently
thgf will bn ma charge In this pariigu
hr although mn effort wil be mniia &c
get nt least q dozen different ahadis oi
The state herald., 1908-04-10
Department ol the interior
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
WAHifiN0TON, h. q

Sev forms of applications Tor home
stead entry. soldiers additional home
stead entry, desert land entry. and FOR
timber ar stone sworn statements, tine
ber ~ stone final proofs, and yearly
proof IN drsprl land casrs. have been pc
iapicl. and on and after March /. lgu}.
no entries will be- allowed In the clans
nr eases abaye mentioned unlraa exc u.
tfd upon the now official forms. or un.
nn forms which arc exact duplicates
thereof, both ~ 10 wording, arrange.
mont, and size. Each Of said forms
combination u the several forms and
ailidayi,a formerly required "a be- ~ 4
In such cases. and the uas thereof vii
result IN saving u time. labor ~
expense 10 the local land officers. proof
taking officers and claimants.
L. A. BAi.iiNgrR, Comnisslatr
The state herald., 1908-04-10
pay for the use Of money.

In commenting on the good worl, be-
ng done by the scientific farmers Of
the west, Oli.er Dalymple says:
The longer a country is farmad and
he better the method of
farming. the more valuable it becomes
90 the land owner The future Of the
west depends largely on progressive
methods adopted By our ugriculturis,s.
Education seems 10 be the prime neccs
sity OF the day. The experiment sta
lions and the agricultural papers are
loinF a noble work in the spreading Of
up.to date scientific knowledge. The
farmer Of the west is facing a new cp-
och Of history We are just beyond
the pioneer days and are facing those
ul real farming The future Of our
country depends very largely on the
ambition and the capacity Of our farm
es in adapting themselves to changing
G udiuuns.
The state herald., 1908-04-10

Nhon the dorado assembly passed
an ae, authorizing nu issue Of 3pcrccut
zt-ygar bonds TO take up the Cripple
Greek war debt, it was supposed that
therr would be- no difficulty In selling
th Sc bonds Tor par. and prDviso was
inserted IN the act requiring them 10 be-
sold Of not less thnn face value Now
Il b. found that tho bonds will not bring
that price In tho open market. aud
therefore they cannot be- issued unit
legislature mod.hea the conditions #
existing law. Possibly II the Aldurh
bill fhJald pass eongrpFs In its pr sent
form, some Of the New York banks
would be glad to get the Colorado bond.
but under present conditions they could
only be sold NJ discount The pay.
ment of these war obligations was for
many ycars one Of the y,Nutiuus qucs,
lions before , olorado legislatures. nnd
Il was hoped that IL had been finally
disposed of. Pueblo { hicfthin.
The state herald., 1908-04-10

The Denver News-Times editor is re-
mari ably quiet and peaeable since tn,
demoaatic state committee sat down
on hin so hard at the recent meeting.
If this can be accredited to the action
Of tn Committee, then, in the interest
of peace and harmony, this committc,
shollH make it a matter of business to
sit dom on him about once month
and O least once a quarter.
The state herald., 1908-04-10

Thdnational convention of the peo-
Piles party, recently held, renominateo
Thomas E. Watson as candidate foi
president The Nebraska and Mime
sofa delegations made a hard fight to
secure the postponement Of the nomi
hation of candidate till the other par.
ty conventions had been held but the
Watson men were overwhelmingly in
the majority and would not have il as
ihey hsd no notion Of supporting W. j.
Bryan for president.
The state herald., 1908-04-10

each hat. The cav, 'r~r8h vill rag c.
yer the left eye. GIVING to the fina T.
cial nurry the price VIII . lTum ouy 20
nine celts lower. This is supposed to
be the latest accurat, information on
the new i.ylg. Ponca Courier.
The state herald., 1908-04-10

r. D Pollard, tax agent Of the Bur
lington, was in Holyoke Tuesday look
ing up the am unt Of bond interest tax
due Phillips county from the Burling-
ION for The years the company has re-
fused 10 pay this tax. This tax with
penalty and interest amounts to about
5il,oO0. The refusal Of the Burlington
to pay this bond interest tax when due
and the litigation over the question Of
the payment OF the county bonds has
proven rather expensive for the r. X.
o., 3 ven as for The county. as the
psnaii Cd interest on delinquent tax
Mkt : pr5try tign r1te'oi interest 20
pay for the use Of money.
The state herald., 1908-04-10

orric9AL PAPER or PHILLIPS COUNTY
The state herald., 1908-04-10
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

pnoltsled every Friday.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08
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bate, fam cr nodb Baltimore uno
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tunit bon Dem gblebcn ieineS GaterS.
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g~eitrigen @emeinocperiommllulg nod
Die Nnitellung zines meiteren 2e6rers
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9omcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08

3u GlltG Cri d - Sn
Sporrom'S Yoint puroc ser % Sab.
re altc GliioG 9c6foro bon Ieitem II
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ShieBerei 6urf Den Eoli5iiten SSo6n
&. &entpel uerboitet, ie0of geItern
micocr cntIoilen, nod)Ocm Coroner
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lie betmfebrte, mad]te or ole mnangc-
nebme entoeditng. Dab feline @ob.
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bon Ginbrcd,erll beiltd)t tuorocn mar,
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on einem Sraubenitod 5lrm 5lueiteu
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6enlter eingeitiegen. Dab oie iinge,
betenen @dite cine griinolid)e Sans,
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geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-08

hur6t, Nug. @ogener uno Serm. So
rite. Nufgenommcn wurOen bic
@crrcn Nug. 9ltrfburot, GboS. SeiIc
lnO Sob. Sang. Gin Gon0i0ot mllr'
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geItern i'm 9urmontesQafe an 0er
Welt.6anatteitroBe leinen balbmonats
lihen NppeIl ub, &ullptmann N0oli
Miuinq nabm Den Nppen alb, nab
reno 6eloluebe( @illiam u. Siebert
ou9 FrOtofou fiibrtc. No9 Nrrouge-
mcnt3. Gomite beridtetc, OuB oic fiir5.
lid OcronltaItetc ScItlihfeit bon CLAN.
5enOcm f%lnon5icQcn Grfolg gctront
mllroe. Gin Gomite mllr0c Crnunnt.
mcl6eS sic pom decentralization
&ricgcrblmo ou~fgciporienc 6rugc
iibcr ole GrbornmQ zines NItcnbeim$
fir W}itgIicOer entidciOen iou. 3>uei
Gon0Iooten mltr0en III Eorldlag &C.
brod)t.
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ErGliOcnt Nu9uit S6oruoNel iiibrt2
Ocn &oriib uHo SefrctGr y. 0iegel
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mllroc Gbriitiou @rieb onigcnommcr.
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3uoerlGiiiaen Shonts mo NltimGrs
ter &crcinS" mllr0en o%ngenonmeu.