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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-30
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE. l

lONlAED fhboS LbAbED WHEEL
Washington, Jan. 30.-At the
hearing today before the senate COM
mittee, Governor Sanders, of Louisi-
ana attacked the claims of San Fran
cisco as the site for the Panama ex-
positio". He said that under both
the resolutions presented by San
Francisco and New Orleans. the fed
eral government would be equally re-
sponsible to the foreign nations,
whom it would invite to make ex-
hibits Under the San Francisco res
olution Governor Sanders said, the
government would have the response
bility without power, but under the
New Orleans resolution, 1t would
have the power Of supervision.
Our bill does not provide for any
subsidy or appropriation" said Gov
ernor Sanders. eve say that since
the United States government will in
vite foreign nations to go to the ex-
pense of making exhibits, it should
also make an exhibit of its own re-
sources. San Francisco says it does
not want a government exhibit. And
50 we are asked to put our govern
ment in the humiliating and ridicu-
lous attitude of asking foreign coun-
tries to exhibit in an exposition we
do not intend to patroniAs ourselves"
Sanders, after speaking for half an
hour, suspended his address on ac-
count of the condition of his voice
He will address the committee again
on Wednesday.
Sol Wexler, of New Orleans, vice
president of the largest national
bank in the South, gave an analysis
of the financial b'cklng offered by
New Orleans, and said it was Of the
highest grade Referring to San
Francisco, he said
1--WE have no bootblacks that can
contribute $500 to the exposition
fund, no Masonic lodges that can CON
tribute $250,OO0, no merchants rated |
at $4,000 orr $4,000 who feel
strong enough to give
$25, 900 to the exposition fund"
Mayor Behrman, OF New Orleans,
and T. P. Thompson. president of the
proposed southern exposition alsc
nut IN pleas for the Crescent City
In the house the advocates of botr
cities are lining up for the vote to-
morrow. which practically will decide
where the fair shall be held.
San Francisco boomers are fun ~
ronR1enot and are making claims Of
larger support than any Of the New
Orle-ns boosters have so far ad-
vanced.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-30
CANADIAN
BILL IS A
BUG-A-BOO
CONGRESSMEN ARE LINING UP
ON SECTIONAL RATHER THAN
POLITICAL LINES-AND TAFT
is STANDING PAT.
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE, !

Washington, Jan. 30.-The lineup
today OF congressman on the Cana
dian reciprocity treaty shows that the
fight is to be waged entirely on sec
tional and not on political lines. The
representatives from the agricultural
Btates will oppose the. agrdament,
and those from tn manufacturing
communities will be in its favor OPP
ponents of the measure today are US
ing all the pressuere at their com
mand to induce the house ways and
means committees to pigeonhole the
treaty referred to them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-30

gardless of their station, high or low,
and, as a result, the city has been
free from drunks-or freer than
any city in the state.
Drug Store Sales.
Still there were drunks. and it was
the firm determination of the city
government to trace them, if possible,
to thkl drug stores, only one of which
had a city license, but all were
known to sell. Most of them stiffened
up and cut down the habit of letting
drinking men come around and help
themselves behind the prescription
cases. Still drunkards were able to
get alcohol and other cencoctions, and
there wee arrests for drunkenness.
that the chief could not locate the
source of supply, The mayor notified
the chief Of police if he did not get
after the Illicit sales in drug stores
he would ask the city council to put
on a special detective, and ferret it
out himself. The chief Saturday
served written notice on. each drug
store in the city y'that sales of liquors
in any form, in violation of law. or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-30

cure them. He also maintained that
If such clause was inserted, that
1t could be made to extend to such
a time as might give the people a
chance to voice their sentiments with
regard to the law through the refer
endum. He then charged that It was
but scheme to elevate the assist
ant, a clerk, to 4 position where he
might have voice on the different
boards and insinuated that It might
have the effect in the event Of the
death of Benson to deprive Governor
West Of the right to appoint his sue
cessor
Just Another OfEice.
He next attacked the bill on the
ground that it meant but the creation
of another office. The salaries Of the
deputies were now fixed between the
secretary of state and them, he main
tanned, but this bill proposed to fix
definite salary, and he suggested
that the state might find itself in the.
position of paying this $4,000 year
FOR an assistant ard still have to pay
out the present salary for all the
deputies-that there would be no re-
duction to Offset the creation of the
office. ..,...
Senator Joseph opposed it on the
ground that the people had elected
secretary of state because they had
confidence in him and desired him to.
represent them and that 1t was not
right for the legislature to pass a
law whereby a mere clerk might
transact his duties.
Senator Miller opposed on the
ground that he had been advised that
the bill would not be legal
While there were a number of
votes registered against the bill,
there was not a sufficient number to-.
defeat it and 1t was passed. "
Astoria Bill Lost
The bill of Senator Lester appro-
priating 100000 for the Astoria Cen
tennial celebration came up for a
third reading and upon vote being
taken was lost. Senator Albee, Of the
ways and means committee, who op-
posed the appropriation in the COM
mittee, gave his reasons for doing so.
Continued on page a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-30
CALIFORNIA HAS
GREAT RAINFALL

Sacramento Cal, u.sn. 3O.-The
Sacramento river at this point is 24,5
feet today, and with a continuation
of the rain foods probable.
According to the records of the
local weather bureau, January has
had greater rainfall than any year
in the last "a years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-30
SENATE CREATES ANOTHER OFFICE
ASSISTANT" SECRETARY OF STATE
The Island Is Sinking,

= Manila, Jan 3O.-Manila 4.
? residents are alarmed today =
+ over reports from observers +
= sent out to study the eruptions +
= of the volcano Taal, The island =
= on which the volcano is situated 4.
+ sank two feet after the eruption, +
+ which was followed by two pro- =
= longed earthquakes. Observa- +
= tory reports say that Manila is I.
+ also sinking. Z.
= Latest reports say the erup- +
= tion of Taal was followed by =
= tidal wave which killed 20 ma =
= tives, and that the whole popu- =
= lation of the island has fed to :
= higher land. =
4 4 4 4 n 4 a L L u 4 L L 4 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-30

On Saturday Chief of Police Ham
ilton served written notice on all
drug stores in Salem that they must
not sell liquors by the drink or bot
tie, in violation of city ordinances,
and that they will be required to
take out the regular city license for
drug stores, if they sell any liquors
whatever, as Dr.. Stones drug store
has been doing. For the first time in
this city on Sunday no liquors could
be had at the drug storEs, and there
was not an arrest for drunkenness
Sunday.
Salem Shall BE Sober.
This is in accordance with the
program of the new CITY administra-
tion, that there shall be no more
drunkenness in Salem Some time
since Mayor Lachmund reached an
agreement with the saloon proprie-
tors, under which they pledged their
cooperation with the mayor and po-
lice, not to sell to drunken men, or
to men in the habit of becoming in,
toxiCated, and orders were issued
that drunks we're to be arrested, re-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-30
Falling Sign Killed Three.

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. SO-Three
persons were killed and several bad
ly injured today when a sign board
over Market street shoe store fell
on the heads of big throng of shop
pers The crowd broke for shelter.
Police prevented injury of any per-
son in the rush.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-30
STEINER
Will HAVE
A HEARING
DRAWS LINE AT SECOND
ASSISTANT ATTORNEY- -GENER.
AL, BUT ALLOWS ONE AND "A
Observation-Disclosures A
CEMETERY FOR SOLDIERS.

The fasco of trying to hold busi-
ness session of the house Saturday
wss ccNt1ed by an attempt 10 get a
call Of the house Sunday.
Representative Fouts and a fey
more remained on duty Sunday. an
solemnly the speaker ordered a roll
call. and in the absence of a quorum
adjourned to Monday at 10 a. m
The reading Of the minutes was
dispensed with when Neuner Jumped
to his feet, slammed his code on the
desk and asserted his constitutional
right to be heard.
But the speaker was deaf to his
supplications. He was ruled out of
order. He moved the journals be,
read. Declared lost He appealed
'rom the decision Of the chair His
appeal was declared lost. e
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-30
PREPARE
FORF|GHT.
TOMORROW
New Orleans Wakes Up and Isl
Making an Aggressive Fight
for the Exposition San
Francisco Is Confident.
WExLER GETS SARCASTIC

Says New Orleans Has No BoOtbIacIzs
Able to Contribute $500, no Ma
sonic Lodges Giving $25O,OO and
No Merchants Rated at $4,000
Who Feel They Can Donate $685.
900 to the Exposition Fund-Mat-
ter Will Be Settled Tomorrow.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-30
Cnrrie Nntion Yerv SIck.

Eureka Springs, Ark, Jan. 90
Friends Of Carrie Nation here are in
-eceipt OF news today that the IA
nous anti-saloon crusader is sinking
rapidly and that her death is momen-
tarily expected.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-30
A Foot of Rainfall.

= San Francisco, Jan. 3O.-A 1
+ downpour of 1 2 inches in three 1
+ weeks is the record for San 4
r Francisco and vicinity, accord I
I. ing to bulletin issued by the I
+ weather bureau today Rain, 4
+ which began four days ago, fell I
+ steadily today and was predict 4
+ ed to continue tonight and to- I
r morrow. The rain report of this 4
r season companGs favorably with =
+ those of others, according to !
r Forecaster McAdie, despite the 4
r dry months last fall. The rain 4
r fall was general throughout I
+ the state, McAdie says. !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-30
CHIEF HAMILTON To ENFORCE LAW
DRUG STORES MUST JOIN THE nDRYS"
Wheeling Flooded.

= Wheeling, w. va, Jan. 30. =
+ Hundreds of families were 4
3 driven from their homes and =
= $25O,O0O worth of property was =
+ destroyed by floods in Northern :
+ West Virginia today In Man =
r nington the streets were under =
+ a foot of water, cellars were 4
+ flooded, end gas and water =
+ mains washed out. The city wds :
+ in darkness tonight. =
+ Crops in the vicinity we're =
r washed out, and farmers forced =
r to move their families to high =
r er ground. Heavy rains for the 4
r last three weeks were the =
+ cause. 4
+ :
r + + + +++ + = + r = 4 =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-30
JoIts the Illihee.

Today written notice was served
on the Illihee club managers that
hereafter there must be no sales of
liquors after midnight, and no liquors
whatever served from midnight on
Saturday until Monday morning
that Sunday at the Illihee must be
observed by the rich mans club Just
the same as the poor mans hangout.
This was the surprise of the day. The
Illihee club pays no license, and is a
social organization, not under the
license clause of the city laws, but
the chief holds that II is under the
state laws and also under the ordi-
nance as to selling on Sunday, and
equal rights for rich and poor re-
quires the, enforcement Of this law.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-30

Charging that the only emergency
existing for the tachng ON Of an
emergency clause to a bill introduced
by Senator Bowerman having for it's
object the creation of the office OF as
sistant secretary of state was a polit-
ical emergency and that 1t would
take from the people the right to in
woke the referendum on the measure;
and further charging that 1t would
mean the creation of another Office
and that the state might find itself
confronted with having to pay two
salaries where it now paid but one,
Senator McCulloch today on the floor
of the senate made a hard but hope
less fight against the passage of the
measure.
Would Elevate Mere Clerk.
The bill, If 1t passes the house and
escapes the governors veto, will en-
power the secretary of state with the
right to appoint an assistant secre-
tary who will be invested with full
, power to act in the place of the Sec
retary in his absence or during his
inability to act because of illness or
other disability. Chief Clerk Corey
now mere clerk in the office of the
secretary Of state--in the event OF
the passage of the bill would be the
man appointed and he would be
clothed during the illness or absence
of Secretary of State Benson in Cali
fornia, with all the important duties
of. that Office
Political Scheme Says McCuIlOCh.
Senator McCulloch thought he saw
in the measure the fine Italian hand
OF certain scheming politicians and
he said so. 1t had been urged on
behalf of the bill that nine-tenths of
the matters of the office needed the
signature of the secretary Of state;
that a deputy could not take his
place in this respect; and that its OBJ
iect was to give some one authority
to act during Benson's absence, so
that the transactions of the office
might be legal Senator McCulloch
pointed out that if the transactions
were illegal now that they had been
for the past six months when the Of
fee had been under the supervision of
Corey and wanted to know why a
clause had not been put in the bill to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-30

on Sunday, must stop, and Sunday
Yves the first real dry Salem has ever
had.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-30
M'CULLOCH OPPOSES IT
SAYS ITS JUST POLITICS.
ASTORIA BILL is LOST

Senate Gets Economical Streak After Making New Office
and Turns Down Appropriation for Celebration at Astoria
As Being ''TOO Lavish" With the Peoples MOney-Sena-
tors Joseph and Miller Are Also Against the Assistant Sec
retaYShip.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-30
ILLIAEE CLUB MUST ALSO
GO DRY AFTER MIDNIGHT
AND REMAIN DRY SUNDAYS

Chief Holds That Iihee Club Is AmenabIe to State Laws
Against Selling Liquors on Sundays and That the Rich
Mans Club and the Poor Mans HangOut Look lust Alike to
Him---And That If His View Is Correct the Happy IIhee
Will Get Taste of the "CuItuS" Country
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-30

ahkcontinued on page iye)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-30

Continued on page 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-30

high or low
ion written notice all
Salem that they ree than
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-01-30

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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-06-22

A three-days carnival will be in
augurated at Grangeville, on Mon
day. July 3, which first day has
been set aside for the gathering To-
gether Of pioneers, and a special
train will be run from Lewiston on
the morning Of this date, returning
in the evening. The 4th viii be
patriotic day." and the 5th isto be
devoted principally 10 athletics. A
league ball game vii be played in
the afternoon of each of the three
days. and a very generous program
has been completed for the enter
tainm.nt of the thousands Who will
visi, Gsangeviile on these dates.
The ball game on 'hs 4th viii be
between the Grang vile and Nez-
perce league teams.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-06-22
Wm HoId Train.

The Camas Prairie train will be
held at vollmer until 2 O'Clock on
the evening Of the Lewis County
celebration at Nezperce, to accom-
modate the camas Prairie people
who will attend our celebration. The
n. P. & I. train viii leave Nezperce
at 6 P m. on this date, connecting
with the Camas Prairie train at voll-
mer. This will enable all visitors
on the high line south of vollmer to
spend the entire day with US and re-
turn in the evening.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-06-22
THE GOVERNOR HERE.
Program For the Big Lewis County
Celebration IN Nezperce
Friday.

Commemmorating the creation of
Lewis county, Idaho, the people
from far and near viii assemble in
NezPerce to-morrow friday and
join in a day of festivity and re-
jOicing.
The days program viii open with
music by the Nezperce band and the
assembling of the earlier visitors on
the gaily decorated sireetsio witness
a few preliminary sports. After
which viii commence preparations
for the monster Farmers Union par
ade. wherein over zoo members Of
the Farmers Educational and Co
operative Union Of America, wear
ing uniform straw hats, cooked up
on one side. aBoer style," viii ride
on horseback as an escort of honor
for Governor Hawley, who with Col.
w. W. Hammell and Pres. z. A.
Johnson Of the Nezperce & Idaho
railroad, viii head the procession.
which viii start from the depot up
on the arrival of the excursion train,
about 10 a. m, and traverse the
main streets of the town. Following
the cavalcade viii come the band,
which will be succeeded BY auto
mobiles earring the several members
of the last Idaho legislature Who
viii be present, the Lewis county Of
fcers and others, and then viii fol-
low the floats, Nezperce FIRE de-
partment, vehicles and pedestrians.
After the parade the crowd will
assemble at the bowry opposite the
opera house where Governor Hawley
and other notables viii deliver ad-
dresses pertinent TO the occasion.
Next will come dinner, and every
body win please do full justice to
this popular feature Of the days
program.
The bill of races and other sports
viii be started in earnest on the
main street just after the noon hour
and will continue until 2 o'clock,
when the game of ball between the
fast Grangeville and Nezperce
league teams will be called.
The sports program will be finish
ed up town altar the ball game.
The N. P. & 1. excursion train
will leave at 6 o'clock for vollmer.
where the Grangeville train viii be
held for it until 7 P. N.
The banks viii close at IL a. m.
Ind remain closed the balance Of the
lay. and the stores sill be closed
rom u to P. m.
The keys Of our little city are in
Tour hands, dear guests. We are
ylad you came and wish you q jolly
yood time.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-06-22

The following message, which is
self explanatory, viii be Of interest
to this community where a number
invested their good. hard money in
the Jovita, Wash, sownsise scheme,
which investors recently sent At
torney w. /. Houston to that place
to investigate conditions. The mes
sage gives the results Of his investi-
cations
Seattle, Wash, June ~.
To P. w. Mitchell,
Nexperce, Idaho.
Jovita lots a gigantic fraud. Con-
stable arrested officials today
w. I. Houston.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-06-22

The Lewis county commissioners
will meet in Nesperce as board of
equalization on Wednesday. July IL,
and viii during this session act upon
numerous other matters that viii
come before them. among which will
be the disposal Of pretty generally
signed petition from Kamiah pray
iae that an election be called in joint
school district No. 50 with the OBJ
ject Of making that an independent
district.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-06-22
Local and Personal News Notes

Dollar watches at the jewellery
store.
Have those pictures framed at
Fink Bros.
If you want to drive away the
blues 60 to the picture show.
When you build that new sidewalk
see Price & Son.
All kinds Of repair work done at
Billie's. the horse shoer.
For watches, clocks and jevelry
60 to B. F. Richardson's.
N. w. McGee vent to Grange
vile the latter part Of last week.
DR.. and Mrs. McFarlane and lit
tie son spent the week in Lewiston.
Get the big NIT, or anything else
in the sporting goods line at Ander-
sons Pharmacy.
FOR SALE or trade. good header
with 2 boxes. Some one can get Il
right. See Harding & Stellmon.
FOR SALE-Pure bred Rhode Is
land red eggs-sl.OO per setting Of
is. Mrs. G. 2. Rinehardt.
Your horses feet are good place
10 save money. Billie, the horse
sheer. saves the foot and the horse.
II you want a secondhand sewing
machine, see The Felt Nero. Co.
They have about 3 dozen to select
from.
When you feel the base ball fever
coming on, it's time to 60 to Ander-
sons Pharmacy. All sorts Of base
ball supplies there.
Money to Loan on real estate.
Low rate OF interest with privilege
Of paying 500 or any multiple there
Of at any interest payment. FOrp
siculars write. phone or call on A.
G. Gross. Nezperce. Idaho.
Attorney C. Orr McMinimy of Ilo
is representing bis home lodge at
the meeting of the Grand Lodge
Knights Of Pythias in Sand Point
this week.
Miss Gladys Pelton of Woodside
attended the /. o. o. F. convention
here last week and remained over
With friends to attend the Lewis
county celebration.
Miss Gwendolyn and Master Glenn
Miller vent to Portland Saturday to
be at the bedside of their mother.
Mrs. c. ]. Miller. who is seriously
u IN a hospital there.
Russell, Mohler, Alpine and other
ball teams Of those sections will
please call at the Harding B Stell.
mon real estate Office In Nezperce
and get those nifty caps. They are
ready for you, boys.
Andrew Colschell. a we'll known
-ancher Of west Of this city, sustain
ID a slight stroke Of paralysis last
Friday morning. He was much inn
proved at last reports, however,
md his many friends hope for bis
Ipeedy and permanent recovery.
Deputy Sheriff wolgamott took
elmer Broggsr to Lewiston Friday |
md lodged him in the Nes Perce {
iounly jail. He waived preliminary {
rial on a charge Of forgery and was s
Iound over by Justice Ramsey Of 4
10 to the next term Of district q
ourt. "a
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1911-06-22


Farce The Balm Of Gilead-
Misses Eta Burghardt. Josie Mel.
son and Messra. T. NJ. Roberts. II
c. Williams.
Several numbers Of this program
received generous applause. the
farce being especially favored IN
this regard.
Following the entertainment over
200 Odd Fellows and Rebekahs ad-
joarned to the hall above the opera
house where the Rebekah degree
teams from whilebird and Grange
vile put on the work in a contest for
a iine SIS prize banner. the former
winning with % againstCrangeville's
ss points.
Announcement was then taken 70
the local Odd Fellows haal where
the Nerperce Rebekahs had spread a
fine feast for all which vas duly en-
ioyed.
Saturday morning Al 10 o'clock
President Baker called the conven-
sion 10 order in the Odd Fellows
hall and an executive session was
held until noon. At 80 the con-
vention vas reassembled and associa-
ton officers for the ensuing year
were elected as follows:
President, c. ]. johnson, Kamiah.
Vice President. Mr.. Newman,
whisebird. ,
Secretary, J. a. seabuFy. Sites.
Treasurer. c. c. Fike. Nesperce.
After the election Of officers ad-
dresses on the Good Of the Order
we're made by Messrs. Reece Hat
tabaugh Of Grangeville. D. v. Dowd
Of Nesperce, A. ]. Stewart and
VIM. Thompson Of Kamiah, ]. A.
Seabufy Of Sites, and several others
whose names We failed to get.
AZ the evening session a contest
n /. o. %. F. degree work between
cams from GrangeviIle, Kamiah and
Nezperce was entered into at the
odge hall, while the Rebekahs we're
at the Pastime picture
ihow. The prize in this contest vas
1 $40 banner, which was won by the
5rangeville team, the Nexperce
cam being second with only two
points behind the winners.
A banquet was then given by the
Association and served by the La
lies Aid society Of the Christian
;hurch in the old Felt store building.
After which the Rebekahs retired
md the Odd Fellows returned to the
lall and continued IN executive ses-
lion until a late hour.
A vote of thanks was rendered
he retiring officers for their efficient
management Of the association dur
ng the past year, and by vote Of
Is to 40 Sites was chosen over
ssangeville as the place for holding
he next convention, which viii be
leld on June 81 and 20 next year.
Il this time will also be held the
Irst convention of the Encampment
ranch Of the organization.