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The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-06-24
Panama Exposition Warmth
.(Oregonian.) }


Completion of the Panama Canal still five or SIX years IN the
future but the contest San Francisco and New Orleans over
the location of the great exposition full swing. The New
Orleans Pcane readers that the Catoas must De
watched constantly alleges that there no undeanded and
nsr1puous work that they would undertake In discussing
e aspirations Orleans the San Francisco Chronicle says
that For mpudence this the highest key that quality
could reach" great dsdan, the Chronicle asks Wno wants
TO 90 south in Summer? Who of all places to go to New
Orleans dog days for either pleasure or instruction! Is not
perfectly fair perfectly logical that Summer ePoSoh
held at the metropolis of the fever belt would hardly induce the
New Oreanists themselves to leave their shady hooks
This language Pcayne decides brutal bngsgae and
lving balderas attempts the score with de
predictions regarding the bubonc plague That dreaded and dread
l Asatc disease the at San FRANCISCO says
he Picayne and impore its readers TO think how serious he
aton would be all the Asiatc countries would be pouring
their infections port with and the crowds attending
worlds fair there would be something frightt In view
of the fact that neither the yellow fever IN New Orleans nor the
on;c aoe in San has killed since the respec
five cities began taking proper sanitary precautions the necessity OF
raoono in an argument of this kind not clear lhe greatest
aron,en in favor building of the Panama Canal was that
world omen the markets of Europe well as those OF the Atlantic
ne 70 the great empire lying beyond the Rockies and would make
accessible the almost ilimitable Orient
was an undertaking which the interests of the Pacific were
Overwhelmingly greater than those of the Atlantic and San Fran
cisco as the chief port Pacific the natural location or
an exposition to celebrate completion of the great event Tins view
viii robav be taken Congress but 1t otherwise VIC
ions illusions to the yellow bubonc plague other dsadyan
oes which do not exist this time will hardly promote the inter
of either city.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-06-24
Oregon's Government

Oregon since Direct Legislation amendment was beded
in the constitution by Overwhelming the has enjoyed
government o the people by the people and for the people
in other words popular representative the est
of the While the Massachusetts Legislature trying
carry the wishes of the Morgan Rockefeller railway interests
though interests pointed
had been proved to be open voators of the law while the Mass
acsetts Legislature refusing allow people
amendment the that if adopted would have
give the citizens of any municipality the power to escape etoron
from combines while Lodge making legislators
break their solemn pledges and refuse give the people
right saying what they wished questions
gon showing the world the difference between government
and one that pretended to be representative while refusing to give
the people those of protection by which their agents could
be compelled faithfully represent Them
Recently the Direct Legislation League OF Washington State
queed Mr. W. S Ren briefly summarize the results that have
been accomplished through the Initiative and Referendum since D
legislation become Of the organic law OF that
wealth In reply this distinguished pubcist gave the following
enumeration of the most important results achieved:
Il They have made direct primary nominating elections
g" They have adopted practical methods of selecting their
by people thereby abosng the greatest single
of corruption and confusion in the legislature
So They have destroyed the political machine and the job OF
the party bosses.
They have abolished railroad within the state for
public officers well for private individuals
land ami other cities.
90 They have deprived legislature power call
tutiona provision against putting special appropriations in the
general appropriation bill
the people power discharge and local officers who prove
to be incompetent untrusworthy.
10 They have removed the constitutional restrictions
venting proportional representation and the election by majority in
stead of plurality
They have passed laws rejected by the Legislature for
taxing certain corporations.
12 They have rejected unpopular appropriations made
by the legislature
.18 They have made stringent law against the excessive
money elections; law which designed, far money
put poor equal footing with rich man
in seeking public office candidates expense hardly
exceeding year salary in the office sought and the
large part of the outlay the distribution OF literature
for parties and candidates.
IA They have made start toward protecting and preserving
salmon sturgeon the Columbia river and its tributaries
15 They developing of individual responsibility
for the sefgoverment Oregon such most men
never felt legislature had the exclusive right to make laws
and propose constitutional amendments
16 addition the above list of results other measures
have been the people have eced eleven measures
some proposed Initiative petition and proposed by the leg
islature"
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-06-24

more contemplate piece Of legislation was h never o passed @ na p
congress u - and New Mexico The law requires that the
s adopted by these states shall be approved 3 by f0grf nt s
nd the president before the proclamation ad. drra e 5 undergo V such
union IS ss e belief is general that the proviso was inserted
so the Republican senate could hold up s the san bat the
after the @ 5 % Democratic There is other reason Tor the
ren1irenens
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-06-24
A Republican Measure, 100

Golfers Weekly n,bican that supported Mr. Taft Tor the
Presidency has this to saw of the Taft railroad bill
ale senator who not democrat and who was not an iSae
0eg the consideration of the railroad bill spoke t in
ersahon The man who drafted that railroad Din ~ -; 70
% 1t was first introduced in the senate is the grea inning
american people since Aaron Burr He referred - -: Drawn
necessarily back of the subtlety with when le m biect-
give the railroads all they want under the appearance q i
g mem osresrictions 1t remains to be SAID tat W er,aI
s ol the best five lawyers the body and has laO q
idSy which abhors hyperbole'
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-06-24
Vital Washington News

BY Clyde Tavenner Staff Washington Correspondent of Boise
Washington June 22I am through with it, So spoke Sen
atoF oyeT OF Iowa He meant that he would again raise
ms voice either in the Senate United States from stump
III defense Of excessive protection.
do not propose declared Doive at the remaining years
OF my lie shall be given up dull the of all these
conspraces intend to fight Republican for free market
In other words the mighty Dover years pro-
ecuon IS conscience stricken He stands appalled, the magn
pie by system which he advocated with his voice.
his eyes opened Dolver courageous enough say: 81
am through with it, That why his speech will live history, be-
cause he said, 81 am through with it.
The philosophy of the Iowan in itself any
than were his statements that Congress- passing the PayneAdrch
BILL was dominated by the tariff trusts Democrats have told the
same story time and Dover has merely ndoed the Demo
cratic viewpoint which that excessive protection rob the many
for the few.
Senators regard the Dolrer speech the impressive
tory the Senate has listened many years 1t will take rank
among the foremost examples of American eoquence.
Dover anayzed the and wool schedules of the Payne
ch law revealing he along the fraud and injustice and
uggey which will force the people pay ourageous high prices
for the neceSsaries of life
He also pointed President had aided in the effort
to deceive the public the character of the law
What farce send around talking about the rule OF the
majority, hundered Dove when the important business
of the people has down the bargain counter and are
authorized to saw This is the citadel of projections any you
have constituents that anything here the dspens
ing power support what want and take anything you think you
need and the who does like it. and has stomach Tor the
IF that continued practice of the government of the
United States think would be better for nearly everybody to de
part
DOLLIVER ADMITS ERROR
When Senator Dolver attacking the Payne Adrch bill IN
the Senate spring. Depew of New York chded the owa
with the that he (Dolver) had travelled all over the
country in the campaign making speeches in which he charged
the Wilson bill with responsibility for the panic of 1898 Would
you now pass blue pencil through those speeces asked Depew
snlingy
said as an enthusiastic youth the House OF Representatives many
wears ago would blue pencil good OF the explanations
gave industrial conditions which surrounded our industries
in that far-of period
lust LISTEN TO THIS!
Taft cto-tequick economy longer mentioned by Ke
,can nesDaDe For excellent too Indications are
That this Congress spend least S2oOooOoo more than the pre-
eedno session which created high water mark IN government
ray9oance Speaking "cut-o-equck here are
the increases years appropriations in bills already en-
Jo+ +,ic session
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-06-24
S2S4SY.422

The most material decrease up-date IS IN the pension DILL
,,,o,ntng to about S6,000000 -
'lO''i'''S AN ENEMY TO LAFOLLETTE.
President Taft leading movement-thoush rom rom Denu
- 1efeat Senator Robert NJ LaFolette OF Wisconsin
een the original nsurgent and having given open battle 10
~ 4dch and other reactionarles IN their endeaVor 10
solely for benefit of the special interests AT
81 sI7oIletfe should be defeated If possible
eei La ~ PAYNE-ALD LDRICHISM.
Gloves that were ST pair before the passage OF the
+oriH hill are now S125. Ladies' shoes that were
s. so Ladies sandal rubbers that were % cents par
* cents Even the kitchen broom which once cost Dut %
+s now retails for SO and 40 cents
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-06-24

Former Congressman French as insurgent cu f tree
figure He Voted for Cannon and stoodby cannons ro
E Ou two years home have evidently taught M wear or
keeping him in the placid regions OF Latah county aI for
s longer may learn great deal There no popular 1 % it.
and When given great opportunity he failed 10 ppresena-
i've never got beyond the errand boy stage as ra'o"
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-06-24

The Democratic cR ctse afs was mos5 apposd m5fdss18 e
sion Moda9 I'D receDton be given to Governor oseh W.
charge % Missouri who will be Boise on SATURDAY July @ 9TH nt rfee
Ha Of Se Roas o rssa aS meeting meeting % would fail
sasl was Iv 4h so decided to meet on Friday even
MONDAY instead These meetings are growing IN interest," anu
ing, Jqy n1ocra in Ada County should JOIN the cluO
strong and vigorous speeches Of Senator bourne sna Se
Owen on ] he coming the day when the people snail
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-06-24

It is time candidates were blossoming into view.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1910-06-24
DOLLIVER ADMITS ERROR
lust LISTEN TO THIS!

Taft economy is no longer mentioned by ke
bican nepaper For excellent too Indications are
fiat this Congress will spend least 900 more than the pre-
eing session which created high water mark IN government
ayoance Speaking "ut-to-tequic economy here are
increases years appropriations IN bills already en-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16
Ma sprzed !.

Meble, work ola dzieci j rozmai
te inne rzeczy domowe pod NJ. 4le
- Lafayette ul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16
URZEDOWE ZAWIADO-
MIENlE.

UWaga Q posiedzeniu zarzadu ma
kladanla regulowania podatk6w.
Zwraca sic niniejszem uwage, il
zarzad regulowania podatk6w W
miescie i ola miasta Winona, Min.
nesota, bedzie miaf posiedzenie
dnia llgo l;pca, r. 2. 1910. Q 9ej
godzinie pred pofudniem W ofisie
reAordera m~iejskiego ma rogu
czwartej Lafayette I'll. W wspo-
mianem miescie.i bedzie mial posie-
dzenia przez przeciag trzech dni:
Kazda osoba przypuszczajaca il
jest krzywdzona przez jake kol-
wick podatki nafozone przez asses.
. + Tub jego zastepce moze sic
zglosiG " tym czasie pred wspo-
MANY zarzad osobiscie lub przez
zarzad j przedstawic swoje pc.
krzywdzenie Wspomianemlu zar:zaado'
] wi do Heterogeneous dzialanliia
'Winona, MINI. IA. czerwca, 1910.
. PAUL "A. JASMER,
s5..a. 81 Rekorder mieiski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16
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WEI. Ks. proboszcz J. Patclhloll=
ski wyjecbai v poniedziia}tek v pos
ludnie do Grenyille, So. OAK. ~ IA
uur'occ,zysto6d srebrneggoo jubilleen11szaz'up
.parafni puckiej. st: Paul jec}hlia.]]
fWiel. ks. proboszczw towarrzyy--
.stwie Prev. Ks. pra}ata p. MtEaajjeera
NajprzeWielebniejszegg,o *. bisku;;
pa, Paw}a Z. Rhodeggo, kt6'reggo pa.
rafian;e .zaprosili na uroczystose
srebrnego %jubileuszu.
Do Winony powrdci Wei. *.
j. Pacholski " piYtek W pofudnie.
WIEL. Ks. Pawef Kupferschmidt
dotychczasowy proboszcz parafii
sw. Kazimierza Krol. W Winonie,
przeniesiony zosta} ma probostwo9
do parafii s6w. Kazimierza " ST.
Paul, kt6ra zostala opr6lniona !
powodu choroby. Wiel. Ks. Koby:
linskiego. W,el. ks. r. Kupfer.
schmidt wyjezdza 2 Winony dis
~ czwartek. We'll. ks. zyczymy po-
wodzenia ma nowem parafii.
------- &.
w PRzYSZkA niedziele Q 9ej
w kosciele ssw. Stanislawa Kostkl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16
wlERDYKT ZATWIERDZO-

WERDYKT ZATWIERDZO-
NY. Zuaje sig, ze Jsst tylko jeden
werdykt 90 do dr'a Piotra Gomozo
a ten jet, : To je,, 6wietoe lekar
stwc." Tys,acc tax ze1na},,, q tcraz
tysiave 0 TEN siecprzekonuie. czy
sta panied, wcso}e uaposobienie ]
o~dzyskane zd,o NC, to najlepsze do
woody. Me jest to apteczne lekar-
stwo. Tylko s~pecyalni agenc, doc
s~tarczaja takowe- Aires do fabry-
kant6w, Dr., Peter F.hrney & Sons
c., 2e Is So. HoJpe Ave, Chi
cage, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16

shAWNY tutejszy rybak pan
Antoni zabrocki W jednym dniu u
how'll SEif.l l26 funt6w ryb, jazdzy, pc.
mniedzy tymi powiekszej czesci by}y
ryby ktdre wazyly oko}o dziewiet
funtow. t
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16

w PIATEK W kosciele 6w. Sta,
nisFawa odbyl sic pogrzeb dwu let.
niej c6reczki J6zefa Biernackiego
zamieszkalego pod mr.. 922- SAM
born I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16


~ w; ~: JOE
q Y. AIsAfll pW: nlA'
n TX 3 =. ~ = y
80
poWvzsze4T Tow. mia1o roczne M
.s;od dn;a 800 czaruc ,oIn
Kom;tat do zbadan;a ks;azak IA,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16
4Asss
R6lnik

: Polskii. ((GGalicyD przybyfy szu
ka zajecia rdlniczeggo ma wiekszej
polskiej farmie zadobrem wynna-.
grodzeniem. Zgloszenia dok}adne
pod adr. NJ. H. Polish daily "Zgo-
.da' l4o6. w. Division Str.
Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16

PoTRZEBA agent66w wszedzie
gdzie tylko zamieszkuja polacy.
Praca latwa, dobra zap}ata. NIGGA,
sic zglaszac kobiety mezczyzni-
lecz tylko ludzie inteligentni. Do
bra s%posobno5c ola zgIaszajacych
sic zaraz. AdresoWpsaacc,::
The Century Mfg. Co.
Ballard Sta.
Seattle, Wash.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16

yEI4Ax
s.zmn - nlieI1noW 4
Karola Baamnbbae 81 ppochooWaaanssl
zo,sstaai,s llklaossct,iiioollaa st 81 VA
Kostki I'VE WR " I Z s.3ss 81
ZARNICE, ktdi,ea lg,lrsa.ssowaiy p 81
lnieeadd1zzys ddzied5 mi III ssplptoro zabral J75t 3
far PoowRolii us,sspojaa naszem
miescie. .s...s5s. . Y zag
w CEIU wybraniu deleeggat,65W
do stanoweijj konwencyii, reep'u,lbtllEii
kanska powiatowa kocnwencyya odbse-
die sic v piatek 3 sgiejj Pc po,ibuppd;s
niiu v hall Airmory hall. Stalnow "a
skonwency;a odbedzie sic "a go.
czerwca wSt. Paul. !.
WE wtorek polaczeni zostali "
kosciele sW. Stanisfawa X. p. Jan.
Kllonowski j parma Helena Wei
ska, oboje 2 parafii sw. Stanis4a-
wa is.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-06-16

PoDAJE niniejszem do wiado,
doomo6oi, Il wykupifemm pracownia
w!yrabiialnaia' po1mnQnri Iks6tw kk:aammiennyclh,
ma ma groby pfoniewaz mayhem
wszystko bardzoF tanio, przeto
sprzedawa6 bede o Wiele taniej cd
*ilnn m Z ara naprzsetc5iiwko powia-
towego ratusza.
q -. - .: Frantesl
Jan N. Beranek
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-20
COFFEE MARKET.

NEW YORK. November 19.-The mar
ket for coffee futures opened steady at a
decline of 5aS points under scattered real
izing and in sympathy with easier Euro
pean markets, but offerings were not
heavy. the Brazilian markets showed con-
tinued strength, and prices here soon raj
lied. Business was rather quiet at the
start. but trading became active late in
the morning, when there were reports Of
q better spot demand from the interior,
there was q good demand for contracts
from importers and packing interests, and
also active covering by December shorts.
The close was firm at a net advance of
1Sa21 points, with al the active months
making new high records for the move
ment. Sales were reported Of 10000 bags.
Closing bids were as follows: Novembe ;,
December and January, 1915: February.
1916: March. 1918: April. 1919; May.
June. July, August and September. 1921
October. 1O.15.
Havre was Nal franc lower. Hamburg
was " pig lower. Rio unchanged at
1928. Santos. 100 refs higher. As 5000.
Is, $500. Brazilian exchange, 13-32d
lower at 16 17-32d Receipts at the two
Brazilian ports, 5000 bags. against g.
600 last year. Jundiahy receipts. 1890,
against $500 last year A. prominent
Santos firm cabled that the receipts were
due to the arrival Of large purchases in
the interior.
Spot coffee. firm. Rio No. Z. 12X: San
tos No. 4. 1874. Mild coffee. firm: Cor
dova, 121ka15c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-20
CHICAGO GRAIN.

CHICAGO, November 1a.-PurchaseS on
the part of several large local spectators
lifted wheat to a firm close today IS to y
higher than yesterday. Bullish crop news
from Argentina was Il factor. Corn made
a net gain of a sixteenth to one-eighth.
oats finished unchanged to - lower. and
provisions at Zoe decline to 71s advance.
Cables coming direct from Buenos Aires
told of hot winds damaging the growing
wheat Other news from Argentina by
way of Liverpool referred to fears of
frost. Regardless of the apparent dis
crepancy, there was great deal of
covering by shorts, and also much new
investment credited to leading operators.
The December delivery was in better de-
mand by elevator people and at a narrow
ing difference. Cash wheat. too, develop
ed little improvement. Shipments from
mere were reported as the largest In some
time. Altogether the market appeared
about as strong today as it was weak
yesterday. The only exception came dur
ing q brief period early, when profit-tak-
ing temporarily nullified the upward tend
ency of quotations. May ranged from
e5ha96 to 963s and closed Is net higher at
96a4.
For the greater part of the session corn
was weak because of assertions by re-
ceivers that the movement Of this years
crop would from now on be only limited
Illinois was concerned. In the last hour.
however the market rallied with wheat
May fiuctuated from 46ss to 46Na4e7s.
closing steady at 46s4, net gain Of a
shade. Cash corn was weak, No. 2 yell
low finished at 52a5212.
Oats followed the change in corn.
Trade was not large. May sold between
33% and 1874. with last transactions at
the last named figures. precisely the
same as twenty-four hours before.
There was late rally In hog products
because of shorts covering and one Of
the western packers buying. The end Of
the day left pork sc to 7lkc more expen-
sive. lard 21s higher to zoe down, and
ribs at an advance Of 21s to &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-20
COTTON MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. November 19.-The cotton
market was quiet during today's trading.
and fluctuations were irregular within a
comparatively narrow range as result OF
evening up for over the census report,
which is to be published at the opening
Monday morning. The close was barely
steady, net unchanged to three points
lower.
The market opened steady at unchanged
prices to a decline Of seven points under
scattering liquidation and in sympathy
with easier LIVERPOOL cables. There was
not much cotton for sale, however, suz-
costing that small long accounts had been
pretty well prepared for the census re-
port earlier in the week, and during the
middle of the morning prices rallied to a
net advance of Gas points on covering.
But there was no important bull support,
and after the short interest had been re-
duced somewhat the market eased off
again under realizing, with the active
months closing point or two under the
There appeared to be no change IN
expectations as to the probable showing
Of the ginning report, and nothing In the
general news of sufficient Importance to
inspire fresh business before the puoh,
cation of the figures, which are expected
to be somewhere between S,SCO.OOO ana
100000 bales. Private cables from
Liverpool reported quiet and featureless
market at that point and the snow ng
of the weekend figures had been fore
Swallowed before the close Of yesterdays
market here. Reviews Of the dry goods
situation were closely In line with re.
ports received during the week sales at
Fall River. being smaller with talk OF
renewed curtailment based on the un-
satisfactory range of prices. The leading
English authority estimates the average
weekly consumption Of cotton by British
mills during october at 10000 bales,
continent 10000. or the same as last
wear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-11-20
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, La, November 10
While the cotton market had steady
tone throughout the short Saturday ses-
sion the trading was somewhat restrict
ed. and the close one point down to two
points up compared with yesterday s
close.
The opening was quiet at decline of
1 to points. The weather was un-
to it and Immediately after the call the
active months stood to } points under
yesterdays close. Covering over the
week end by shorts began in the early
until around the middle of the morning
the active months were four to six
points over yesterdays close. There
was little bull trading, and commission
houses said that the outside long inter-
est was well liquidated because of the
census report on ginning. Final prices
were one point up to two points down.
Spot cotton quiet, unchanged; middling,
t4as. Sales OH the spot, $40 bales; to ar
rive, 375.
Closing bids: November. 14.11, nominal;
December, 14.22; January. 1870; March,
144S; May, 1851: July, 1850.
This was a quiet week in the cotton
market. Traders on both sides Of the
market did not care about increasing
their commitments in the face OF the GEN.
sus report Oh ginning. which will be Is
sued Monday morning. Bears were more
aggressive than the bulls. more because
the dullness favored them than for any
other reason. The net results OF the
weeks trading were declines of % to %
points on the more active months. The
highest levels were made Monday, when
the active months were to II points
down from last weeks close. The low
prices were scattered through the re-
mainder OF the week, some months reach
ing their low points Tuesday and others
later on. At the lowest levels prices were
33 to 40 points down from last weeks
close. From the highest to the loves,
there was a range of from to % points
No features of great Importance de-
veloped this week. Bears accompanied
their selling orders by large crop estt-
mates, but the trade as whole was not
any too willing to accept these. AMI about
their only effect was to increase the un-
certainty surrounding the census report.
The lowest estimates Wee around g.
700, coo and the highest 800 O0O making
the average expectation somewhat around
8, COO. 600 bales.
The weather Of the week was not favor
able, too much cold and wet weather be.
ing reported in the cotton country.
In the spot market prices lost one
quarter, middling closing at 14as against
14ss last week and 14ls this week last
year Sales Oh the spot amounted to
1880 bales, against Alto last week ant
< 100 this week last year: sales to arrive
totaled $500 bales, against 1855 last
week and 2, 43O this week last year.