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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-01-07
CHRISTMAS PARTY.

one of the features during the
Nmns week was a party given by Mrs.
Dnwney and Barnes in honor OF Miss
Adah Downcy and Cassie Fleming OF
Colorado Springs The house was
decorated with Xmas decorations and
flowers The evening was spent in
playing games. After serving delic-
ious refreshments the guests departed
al a wee hour Those present were;
Misses Hazel Robinson. Dora Nelson,
Edith Buchana, Clara Buchana, Lu-
cllle Jones. Bana WALL Battina Jack
son Jonobia Fisher. Mary Gilmore,
Vivian Rivers. Margaret Graves, lie
ona locum, Zena Euhsnks. Leniseda
Knott Zoetta Hodge, Edna Freeman,
Adah Downey. Cassie Fleming. and
Messrs Clarance Starks. Cornelius
Rice, Walter Ewing. Clements.
Stamps, George II Barnett, G Mel
son, c. Holmes, W Linzy, Bray. h.
Smith j Brown. r. Nelson, t. Rob
inson. Wayman Ward, V. Ward and
J. j. Garfield
After spending delightful week
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-01-07

sone coorrd brother Mr. John
snn's interview at the White House
with President Taft Is an Indication
that the president desires to confer and
advise with the leading colored men.
Social Functions In Abundance.
Mrs. L. C. Williams. wife, Of the
principal of VI Street high school. en-.
teriained recently at formal at home
IN honor Of her sister. Miss Dorothy
Chestnut II Cleveland, o. Mrs. VII
liams and Miss Chestnut are the
daughters Of the famous colored au-
thor. Charles W. Chestnut This Il
home marked the beginning Of n series
Of Christmas festivities and was at
tended by many Of the social leaders Of
Washington
The regular round OF Christmas af-
fairs was augmented 10y Two weddings
Of note in Washington society. Miss
Jennie Robinson. one OF the most pop
ular members of washlugton's smart
set. was married 10 Lawyer w. c.
Hucston Of Kansas City, Mo,
The social standing Of the contract
Ing parties made the AFFAIR one Of note.
Another wedding WIS that Of Miss
Nellie Mcriweiher TO the director Of
athletics in the high schools. Alr Ed
win Il. Henderson. 4 coterie Of out
Of town guests came 10 witness the
Meriweihcr Henderson nuntinls.
ON exhibition at the Corcoran Art
gallery are some of the paintings OF
Henry O. Tauncr the famous Negro
artist This /. The first exhibition OF
Mr. Tanners paintings In Washing
ton. md they have elicited most favor
tb,e comment Of the art critics.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-01-07
A NEGRO COLONY HAS LARGE
PLANS.

The Deerfield Development Com
pany as the settlers on government
land are known. has ambitious plans
for the coming season. They have B.
SEQ acres represented in the company,
owned by twenty locators. With the
cultivation Of fifty acres each. they
hope TO raise crops enough TO have
market value of $4,000. As was
stated in these column some time ago
J, y. B, Anderson is on the ground do
ing the fencing and other preliminary
work for all the colony Others al
ready on the land are ]. NJ Williams,
J. NJ. Thomas. J. s Smith and fam
lily from Oklahoma
The company also expresses the
hope that it will he able to locate
sanitarium and an industrial school
there. Masters, Colo, is the postof-
flee address of the colony.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-01-07
A UNIQUE POSITION.

J. B. Gist is in charge of the Civic
building in Montclair. This position,
which really in under the city admin
istration, is unique in that Mr.. Gist
has responsibility in his building sim
liar 10 the highest sslaried men in
the city employ. He is engaged in
catering work in this suburb also. BY
dlnt OF struggle Nr. and Mrs. Gist
have purchased and raid for nice
home on Downing street,
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-01-07
NEW ODD FELLOW
ORGANIZATIONS

Dr. Spratlin. Grand Master of Odd
Fellows. has called meeting at his
office in the Good block next Thurs
day. January y. for the club and
those desiring to join the club for the
new Odd fellows lodge. He calls a
meeting on the following night at the
same place for the ladies desiring TO
join the new Household Of Ruth.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-01-07
HEIGHT OF SOCIAL SEASON.
Pretiden, Tsft's Selection of Charles
t. cossrili Sac to Be Winning
Stroke. Although Hs~aiisns May
Offer Opposition to His Confirmation.
Tanners Paintings on Exhibition.

Washington Expressions Of good
will are heard on an sides NJ the ma
tons capital over The recent appoint
mcni of Charles + Coitrill ns collector
of customs at Honolulu. President
Taft. In the opinion of the knowing
ones IN Washington. has made mas.
ter stroke in appointing Mir Cottrill.
1t is expected that the senate will con
firm the nomination soon.
While 1t is rumorcd that n delega-
ton OF Hawaiinns will come here 10
oppose the confirmation. Il IS hardly
probably that the opposition viii
amount TO anything
A few days ago Hon. Heut Lincoln
johnson. recorder Of deeds FOR the Dis
,rict Of Columbia. had mn extended
conference with President Taft at the
White House. Mr. Johnson. who when
he was appointed was the leading col
orcd lawyer Of the Georgia bar, has
been making splendid record ms an
oficeholdcr since be assumed the reim
OF the rccordershlp.
Mr.. johnson has the distinction OF
being the only member OF the so call
ed 'hlnck cabinet who was dele
gate to the last Republican national
conventions lie was. rs is well known,
one Of the big -Four" from Georgia.
Not only was Mr.. Johnson delegate
but he made one Of the telling speech.
.s ln that convention.
H2 also took prominent purt as n
member of the committee on rosolu,
,ions In drafting the platform Of hts
party. The familiar figure OF this trpi
cal southemcr Henry Lincoln John.
son Is now often seen vending his
way In and out Of the big government
departments, where he coufcrs with
men OF national prominence and where
often he goes 10 lntercede IN behalf OF
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-01-07
FIVE CENTS A Copy ]
ASSISTANT TO PASTOR.

The appointment OF A. c. Jackson
to the position of assistant to the pas
tor at Zion church marks the most
distinct step toward larger church
which has occurred in Zion's growth
for some time. Mr.. Jackson is fayo-
ably known to the church through
his Office Of church clerk and his work
in the mission.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-01-07
HARRIS INVENTION is SUCCESS
Full.

The Harris automatic coupling was
demonstrated with success last week
on the L. P. railroad at Omaha and
Inventor A. H. Harris is informed by
the company he formed there TO push
the invention. that an answer is pend
ing as to the adoption OF the coupling
ON that road.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-01-07
CITY NEWS.

The Pendennis club entertained
about forty OF its friends at a party
Monday at The residence OF Miss Ada
Gibson on Glenarm Various games
and dancing were the principal en-
joyments OF the evening. Mr.. Bar
nett favored the guests with several
solos which we're well received. The
club retained its reputation for enter
tanning its guests and as the season
grows they hope to make life worth
living for many more. 1t was the
fourth OF a series OF parties to be
given during the winter The oyster
soup and coffee prepared by Miss
Gibson was the very best Several
OF the members have about six bowls
~ their credit
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished d
rooms in a modern house at 2447 Ire.
mont place
FOR RENT-A nice three-room
brick house al 1873 Clarkson street.
The ladies Of the Sunshine Club
made happy the heart of Father Turn
cr Thursday OF last week by a visit
to him in his home on Jason street
and by giving him substantial aid in
his sickness. Money and food We're
given him and the touching thanks of
the aged minister was reward enough
for the givers.
Bert r. Ellis. who is employed as
machiuist in one Of the garages of the
city, will spend a few DAYS in Colo.
RADIO Springs visiting with his sister.
Mrs, Z. L. French.
Mrs. Bessie Pullam Higgins is in
the city visiting her parents. She is
here from Los Angeles where she
now makes her home, and is spending
the month.
Clarence Cameron White is sojourn-
ing the week in Denver before leaving
to ill his southern dates He is en-
route from Cheyenne to oklahoma,
Leon Bruce is now playing the pi.
ano with Jaokson's orchestra.
Jerry Steele. while employed on
the d. & F. building. was struck on
the chin by falling lime and injured.
William Williams. Of 1926 Downing
avenue, a member of the Building La.
horers union, passed away with con
sumption Sunday. The funeral oc.
CURED Wednesday.
Rev. Edwards preached the fu-
neral. Mr.. Williams had been an Of
ticer in Central church In him the
community has lost good citizen and
the wife loving husband.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-01-07
DENVER, COLORADO SATURDAY, JAN T. 1911

Miss Fleming left for home Sunday
evening
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-01-07

Leon Bruce is now playing the pi
ano with Jackson's orchestra.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-01-07

Bert r Ellis, who is employed as
machiuist in one Of the garages Of the
city, will spend a few days in Colo
rado Springs visiting with his sister.
Mrs, L. l.. French.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-01-07

FOR RENT-Nicely furnis e d
rooms in a modern house at 24i7 Ire
mont place.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-01-07

Mrs, Bessie Pullam Hi.
the city visiting her paren
here from Los Angeles.
now makes her home, and
the month.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
COLONEL JOHNSON TALKS
TO SCHOOL CHILDREN
Patriotic instructor Of Grand Army
Delivers Interesting Address IN
Lead Avenue Methodist
Church.

The Sunday school classes of the
Lead Avenue Methodist, church heard
an interesting address on Christian
ity and Patriotism delivered yes
ierday morning by Co,onel Edward
johnson patriotic Instructor in New
Mexico for the Grand Army of the Re-.
public Colonel lohnlon was accom-
panied 10 the SUNDAY school rooms by
Judge Ira \ Abbott former Governor
r. : Stovcr fosl Commando Phi
lips OF G. X Warren post. ;Lnd Com
radcs " " Mcdonald aud Joseph
Phillips n was soon found that 10"
SUNDAY school rooms could not hold
an the children who came To hear
Cuoncl Johnson and u Was nccrs-
sary Tor the ClaSsc. To adjourn INTO
the rhuich The church was barely
large cuotsh to care Tor the crowd ol
Young steers Colonel .Iohnsous at
dress was splcnld eifori ana be-
was appaudcd en- huslasiicall, by the
liltlc iulhs upon conclusion.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
ao0 WEST CE>THNL.

Ger now in Ciudad Juarog Neither
have any fear in battle on or off a
horse
senior Reporter de Aguilar was in
the Guerrero campaign. where ~. me,
senior Don christopher y. nng.rty of
the Associated Press. and presented
IN" Chicago newspaper man with
three tortillas Hnd a bottle of muddy
water This courtesy was not re-
turned until yesterday. when Scnors
Aguilnr aud ilagcrtN met - the Hotel
SIR ldun The American Corresponds
cnt bought tho Mexican reporter a
drlnk col pink lemonade i'm exchange
iur the muddy water. and the two
purNcy"rs ui CORY news embraced IN
true Latin style. feat uagcrty has
learned To do very gracefully.
Tuic to his colors Aguilar is an arr
dcnt federal. ana olasays insurroctus
with the ponts and other lower ami
mails ~, H going back 60 McXic"
tiN Co grind ont local for the big
dn'. and NOT turn urrl the war
uok 900 1gain nud kiI mur, than
e hall dozen az 70 time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
ELKS' SMOKER WAS
A HUM O|NGER
Albuquerque B. P. o. E. En-.
tertained Huge Crowd at a
Highly Enjoyable Affair
Saturday Night.

The unanimous verdict of those
who were So fortunate as to attend
the big smoker given by the Elks sat
urdaN night was that II was indeed
some smoker
TIN reputation of the Best People
for whole hearted ana lavish hospi-
tally was well sustained, and the en-
trr,ainmcnt .was fully up 10 what had
been promised. The club rounis were
CROW ded with the members 81 Albu-
lu'ruu" lodge and thrit friends until
lat- hour The luncheon served
N1s of the sort tu max, ever, body
Ei1d the, had come aud sorry when
u hr't'u" necessary - leave. And
"i cause there was sutukc. for other
Wts" u wouldn't NAY" been q smoker.
hut at ne time was tho smok, SEQ thick
as tu prevent thu guests from seeing
th'ir way d" the retrcshm,ur table,
or 10 interior. with the perfect en-
ioNm"ut of the ocusion
IN" cntcrtaumcut provided IN the
thcatrr was ono cot tho most enjoy
ablo ever given 10 Albuquerque. aud
every icntur" on "a" prugutm was
Chcorod bN IN" hig crowd mat fillod
tN' AUDITORIUM. SniUtN mere along IN
tho morning tho exact hour ls I'M
material tho crowd began tu drirt
reluctantly away lmpcll,d Dos the
painiul necessity uf showing up at
home In time To get ready for church.
" hat's the use of going home until
morning when there is an Elks sm,k.
cr on the boards?
Features of the smoker worthy OF
special mention, We're the songs and
patodics hy Harry Neai and buck and
wing dancing by Pau Ticker, both
oi the GEN thcator Excellent music
for Ia smoker was furnished by n
splendid orchestra composed OF mu.
ficians from the pastimc and Gem
theaters. The fasInc and Gem did
their share toward making the smok.
er the big success that n was
The smoker reflected much credit
on IN" entertainment committee re-
sponsiblc for the entertainment. the
committee consisting of secretary
Frank Stnr,z \, u. Betz ana II. Benz
amin
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10

huqucrquo in MAY.
There viii he a regular meeting of
the w G. + T. tomorrow afternoon
az 80 o'clock with Mis- David stew.
art. 5l2 South Afno street. All Hcm.
beers are urged To attend rs business
affairs will be ,ak1n Mp.
Nelson lie Grand. who occupies the
Office 81 umberman with tho forestry
service. b. at Ia. AlVarado tor week.
Mr.. h. Grand has been In the Jrmcz
forest. attending the sale OF big
shipment OF railroad ties Ia parties IN
t"rcst.d IN the -. Il Il. G.. He VIII 80
to the ella forest in the Mogollons.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10

Any town located In the midst of
an agricultural section IN bound a.
grow. Lots today offered In the town
Of willard for. $40 each should DO
worth $3.50 In five years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
BAR ASSOCIATION
MEETS TONIGHT
Attorneys of Bernalillo Coun-
~ Will Hear Interesting
Paper on Negotiable In
struments." BY G. S. Klock.

There viii be q meeting ~ the
hernali,lo county bar association ia
a." Commercial club. az o'clock this
evening. which vii be on" oi the
most important since the rcorganiza
tuu uf the association Ia addition
io committee report of considerable
Importance 60 tho members OF the
bar. there VII be- paper. "NoPoti-
shlo Instruments. by Attorney q $
klock. which VIII doubtless prove in
t'restinE and instructive The paper
has hccn prepared carefully ana viii
We 81 oscepnl interest to attorneys
Who have never made u speciality of
Tho subject
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
: >~>~~~~~e 900

From communications received
from The Farniugt"u hoard oi trade
bN tn. officers ct hr Alhuuurr1u"
Commercial club. 1u preliminary ar
rpngrmouts nave boon made for the
gathering together of accurate infor-
nation aud data which viii he n"crs.
sart when .hr asst step toward actual
promotion of Ga, road is taken AZ
IN, prescott time. facts ana figures are
available Vai,h Wu interest capital.
u is believed and wor, definite infor-
nation Wiil ,unu hp secured
II IS uk,l tnsf There VIII soon bp
a meeting nf 90, ufNerrs and direc-
tors eft tl. u-p road. to b, held either
IN Nbupu,ruu, or Pennington.
Durango. colorado. which town
VIII h. rut ou th, map if the road
from the north i4 built. is actively en-
gagcl in boosting th' project at get
together bnnpuets. at business meet
lngs and ON IN" street corners
Albuquerduo and the Albuquerque
Commercial club are not backward
about working fpr The road Tho
Commercial club b. taking the iniii-
aiiVc In tile matter AMI IL behouyes
an loyal citiz'ns to b" prosen, at the
meeting Tuesday night Make up
Your mind to Do present at the meet
ing Tuesday night Make up your
mind To- go DO IL now. And don't
let anything keep you away
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
Dr schwcn,lcr Os,co,n,h. Phone :,

Dr schwcnil,cr Osico,nii. Phone ~.
u 90 Lusrt wr- u visitor from Re
len over sunday.
: " Root of south America ana
= Grucul nf Russia are guests ai the
AiVHrado.
j NJ Luna. probate clerk Of Va
lcncu county, arrived from los l.unts
this morning for q short visit
Mrs. Nyc Martin was passenger
visit relatives
Rcv Mylos Hanson of ~ Paso was
In the city saturday en- route to a
conference IN Gallup.
W \ Cameron of ~ Paso. travel
ing freight and passenger agcn; for
the santa Fc. ~ IN the city of official
business.
There viii he services at the First
NJ f.. church this evening a o'clock.
Tho subject ~ tho sermon viii be-
~ bay of Judgment The public
boz invited
W ~ Jack. y big cattle owner "
silver city came To- town today 10
attend the sessions at the sanitary
board.
e l.. Ballard of Roswell is in town
t. attend ~" meeting of the cattle
or Chatos county
W g. Mcdonald of rnrrizuzo IL "a
visitor In the city tp attend the SEES
.ions Of the caltl, sanitary board and
the Democratic central committee.
A. \. Jones of lass Vegas. arrived
la the or this morning ia attend the
meeting of tho Democratic central
committee ~ IA, Commercial club.
rho regular meeting of th, BROTH
oIhopd eft American YDon,ru VIII hc
hcId this evening IN \ -. &. W mli
~ a'rlpoh Al Arrucrs are re-
quc.t.d Co b.. present
Dr " y Macbeth, who was re-
Gently discharged from TIA, ~ los
cpa hospital. following an attack of
pneumonia, has been Obliged to rr.
m.u. because nl continued poor
health.
Ther VIII bc e regular meeting of
Balut Abvad Trmplp This evening nj
y. M IN o.i rompic building Lunch
viii nc ser,rd Visiting uobles are
cordially invited g. -. cushman,
rot"ntaic.
\ quutcrr or druplSs were scn-
fenced in br poli. court this WoEu-
|ing to serve nv d1ys each. The, 10
no 'd", ana satv tbe names nf IS.
MARITIME. Geo Cnuk Harry ui Mn
rn Catrou Lopol, and pordo luUoro.
Ed Fluko, proprietor of the sulphur
SPRINGS resort Nill return 10 th,
Jcmcz TODAY. accompanied Dos his
daughter lu-iaw. Mrs j -. MHVc. Mr..
Flukc arrived saturday from an over
lpud "trip I.lngiug 10 q spring wagon
william W,nrke. who mas been bath
ing at tb' springs f"r sriatic rhruna-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
A. P. CORRESPONDENT
EMBRACES REPORTER


III Paso. Teas. April lu.-F. Ram
ircz de Aguilar. war correspondent for
~ impartial. Mexico civ dHilY. has
arrived In Ciudad Juaro4 with his face
covered with whiskcrs ana his note
book ruiz of scrawls. Agnilar was the
only newspaper man N the battle of
tasas Graudrs.
Tho Officers OF Cueliar'r column de-
clare that two hotsos were shot irnm
under Tho correspondent ana Aguilar
viii admit y When pressed. H. BE- $50
small Chat up bullet would take tn'
touhlr tn hit him almost ns minute
as Lieut. COD. Jimcne1. % cavalry Off
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
COMMERCIAL CLUB
TO TALK RAILROAD
TUESDAY NIGHT
Pennington, Albuquerque and
Gulf Railway to Occupy
Attention Of Boosters at Big
Meeting Tomorrow Evening

, The FarmIngt"n. Albuquerque
, nd Gun railway viii be the
, rh'"f topic ur discussion ~ biz
, W'rting Of the Commercial ciup I
= 80 u',lnrN tomorrow evening.
, h' numerical cub H. the
. place Go got tno latest dope"
, viii moan mu,h 90 Nlbuuu que.
, " Nuu urr ui. rested 100 thc W"l-
, lu' OF The new railway. r'eatd-
B Ic.. eft Whether or not "a are
. % mam1or cot th, Diuh. 100 ko 81
D point tp ur rr,~rul 90,
. meeting tomorrow night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
THr WEATtE

Tonigh, generally fair and slightly
colder. with local FROST Tuesday fair.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
BASEBALL GAME NOW
SIT COR THURSDAY

The University hJseball team viii
PLAY ls game with he 81 Michatl3
team on Thufsday dlternoon OF this
week The march as To have been
pulled on SATURDAY bat "A snowstorn
at the capital played such havoc Win
The diamond that nu game Mas called
After their return the players wih
go against The Indians from the Albu'
querque indian school. This game viii
be on next Samrla and VIII be- on
the indian ground
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
Diamonds
ruI LrCKV HOLM

----IOR I'M LtCkN BOR>-----
Don't attempt Ia give anything oti'r
uian u ~ \Nb\b io anyone born ia
the month ~ \prii.
y GA can get n diamond NJ lust ihc
amount, you care - pay, aud some al
,lic les expensive ones lock quite ~
attractive ~ the iianic-s anh more
costly oncs. an, The secret of tiirir
cost h. with you.
W have bocn selling diamonds 10
the good people of ihis cit, lOf ugh
On t,iri, years and M one has ever
so heard uf any prrson dissatisfied
With their purchase.
This tact l. y valuable asset not ONLY
Ia IN'ritt, hui to the people III NJ
hmqucrIuc, Tor with n hong and hon
orabic record III this character one
can i~l uh-oiutci, safe In making "A
purchase.
w have by lar the finest line 81
] ~ AND\bN We have ever carried,
ana ,iic generous patronage We are
receiving J. proof that our efforts In
this lin" arr appreciated.
We have attractive little solitaire
Misses Diamond Ring n low ~
sG.5O and ~ ANY price You ma, want
up Ia s5oo. Whether you came iron,
Missouri ~ not, Ne shalt he pleased
to ~i,ow YOU.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10
MA LOOK At HIN

school childrcn's big holiday week
AT the Gem. They hay" the funny
play Ia please the children Ma look
at him \ big company. ten people
ana the funniest old niger coined
ian YOU ever saw. and the silly Kid
~ too funny Tor any use. singing
ana dancing? Well should say 80.
Tomorrow Is souvenir day for the
ladies Tn. Gem is the theater.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-10

Chamberlain's stomach and Liver
Tablets assist nature In driving all I'M
n fire.: and regular condition and re-
stoeing the organs ~ the body Ia
health and strength. Sold by all drug
yists.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1911-07-21

BOOK & JOB PRINTING
The best equipped job
printing plant in Elko
county. All of our work
is the very best that skill
cd labor and high-grade
materials can produce.
Let us give you prices on
letter heads, bill heads,
envelopes, blanks, circu-
lar letters, dodgers, post
ers, pamphlets and books
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-09-07

school, but there are no differenc
es of opinion as to the president s
fine Judicial qualities, his con-
scientious performance of official
duty, his frank, amiable and ell
of party attachments and section
evated personality. Regardless
al disagreements, there is probab'
ly no man of presidential stature
in recent years on whose broad
and generous judgment the
whole country can more conf
IDENTIFY rely than on Judge Taft s.
The president will enter the
state alongside our great river
and follow it to the furthest in
land port on the Pacific slope at
Lewiston. Here also he will find
an oasis and busy little mart,
with resources and commerce tina
are sure to prove an eyeopener,
if we can organize ourselves kali
eidoscopically so to speak. At all
events we have the opportunity
and the duty, and the Tribune
earnestly hopes we can succeed
in making a good impression on
the president proportionately, as
he is quite sure to make on us.