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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-14

Alex Mcpherson, state horticultur-
al inspector and pure TODD commis,
sioner, has resigned and has accepted
a position as superintendent OF agr-.
culture with the Twin Fails Land 4
Water company. His duties Ia his
new position will be 10 look after the
company's farming interests and more
particularly to instruct people from
the east who have taken lard ia the
proper methods of Irrigation,
Mr.. McPherson has been In the
service Of the state for la years. He
began as deputy Inspector III Ada
county, but for many years has been
state Inspector tits rrobahle a. +.
Hit of Weiser, secretary OF the hor-
ticultural board will succeed him.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-14
NEW CANAL COMMISSION.
The Personnel and Salaries of tt
Members.
Members.


The personnel of tho new isthmian
canal commission is as follows: Then-
dore p. Shonts, chairman; Charles Z.
Magoon, governor of the canal zone;
John +. Wallace, chief engineer;
Rear Admiral Endicott. navy; Briga--
dier General Peter q. Hains. army,
retired; Colonel Oswald NJ. Ernst,
corps of engineers, army; Benjamin
NJ Harrod. Each will receive 81, 800
with travelling expenses. and as ad-
ditional compensation Shonts Will
receive $4,000; Wallace, 1900.
and Magoon, $4,000. The total is
Sl02,500, or $4,000 less than was al
lowed the commission just retired.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-14

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H. .ss
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IN III, ~ II nm a,
l..s 4! Ia .y
=. Y. Taylor, editor and proprietor
OF Inc bonners Ferry Herald, ieft iast
week for the Clearwater country,
wnere ne Is selecting iaud for the
state from the public domain. Coy
ernor Goodlng recently appointed Nj.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-14
About Isieusnattsnl.

There are few diseases that innict
more tortufe than Rheumatism aud
there is probably no disease for which
such varied and useless lot of reine-
dies have been suggested. To say that
1t can be cured is, therefore, i bold
statement to make, but Chambcrlain's
Pain Balm. which enjoys an extern
sive sale, has met with great success
In the treatment Of this disease. One
application of Pain balm will relieve
the pain, and hundreds OF Sufferers
.,ave testified to permanent cures Sy
its nse. Why suffer when Pain Balm
affords such quick relief and costs
but a triile? For sale by. Dir. f. Wenz.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-14

policy. The time to establish play
grounds for children is when the city
Is young and any town large enough
to need park is already In need of y
playground. Washington has already
delayed too long, but the citizens are
enthusiastic now about the work and
it may not he long until in this
respect also the Capital may be able
to exhibits a model city to the conn.
try.
The body Of the late Mexican Am
bassador, Don Manuel de Azpiroz,
was taken aboard the American
cruiser Columbia, which sails for
Mexico the fifteenth. Appropriate
military honors were paid the memory
of the dead envoy at Annapolis and u
marine escort accompanied the body
from Washington.
A number of women are employed
Oy the Canal Commission now sitting
in Washington, but no women are to
be sent to the Isthmus.
A Commission composed OF repre-.
sentatives OF the creditor nations OF
Santo Domingo will. 1t is stated be
appointed during the summer to in
vestigate and adjudicate the claims
against that Government. A trib-
unal will be selected to meet in Santo
Domingo and. Investigate the. claims
and should the Senate fail to ratify
the treaty the results Of these investk
cations will be used nevertheless to-
push the aims OF the foreign govern
ments.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-14
TO SELECT LAND.
c. ]. Munson, Land Commission
er, at Work.

CT, at WOIK. A
Acting under orders of the state
land board, Chas. J. Munson, land
commissioner is to put crews In the
field to select lands in lieu Of the 40. :
900 acres that were recently relin-
quished to the general government.
He was also instructed to secure
appraisers and have all the state
lands In north Idaho appraised. He
has selected S. d. Taylor to select
lands and j. L. Goodnight to appraise
state land 10 Nez Perce county. He
selected TAYLOR to appraise the lands
10 Idaho county, and will select
other selecters and appraisers upon
his arrival Ia the north. He will
keep three or four crews at worn
selecting some time.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-14
DROWNED AT MICA BAY.
William Bacon Fell From 4
Houseboat. ~

William Bacon was drowned al
Mica buy Thursday night, April d,
about II O'Clock. He was living in i
houseboat, and the supposlt,oh IL
that he fell of accidentally aud losing
his head, swan In the wrong direc-
tlon, as his body was found some dis
tancc from the boat. He was not
missed for some time. Search was
made, resulting IN finding the body
about 3 o'clock. The body was taken
to Harrison and shipped to Rockford
where relatives reside.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-14

a.. Reel, an old man living seven
miles northwest OF Cataldo, was last
week convicted IN Justice t2ninn'si
court Of assault with. a dangerous
weapon on the person OF ELI ASSET.
Reel was 1ne1 SIS and costs, and
paid the amount. The defendant ii,
the case is the father OF Artie Reel,
who was sent TO juil at Rathdrunl,
recently for an assault with an AK on
A. B. Williamson, one of his neigh
bors. tsla
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-14

|
er stock, it shall not be fled until
after Oct. n, 1905" ,.s !, sv,.6s I
The regular meeting OF the state
board Of pardons was held April S.
a number of parties appeared be-
fore the board, and made repre-
sensations in favor Of prisoners
asking for clemencys Warden
Whitney recommended for parole
convicts Mathews, c. B. Murphy,
Harry Williams and James Allen.
No action was taken by the board,
except on the parole recommenda-
tions, and it is not expected any
positive action will be taken until
the next regular meeting in July.
The state administration, and
particularly the state land board,
feels like congratulating itself up
on the success that has attended
the effort to save to the state the
IS, 900 acres of land, which had
been lost by the refusal of the gen.
eral land Office to accept the state's
REIMBURSEMENT of the blanket filing
made in Idaho county in July,
1908. The commissioner Of the
general land Office has just decided
that this relinquishment will be ac-
cepted and that the state can Sc
lect like amount of land in lieu
thereof. This decision, in the
opinion of the governor and other
members of the administration, is
worth more than half million dol
lars to the state. 1t is explained
that in July, 1903, the state land
board made a blanket filing on
90, 900 acres of land in Idaho coun-
ty, and later discovered that
As, acres were practically with
out value. The land was grazing
land and it would probably be a
century before it would reach the
selling value OF $Io an acre, which
is the minimum at which state
lands can be sold under the grant
ing act. Seven months after the
blanket filing was made the state
land board offered to relinquish,
and the commissioners of the gen.
eral land Office refused to allow the
REIMBURSEMENT.
When the new administration
came in, the securing of the accep-
tance of this REIMBURSEMENT was
at once undertaken. The services
of Senator Hepburn were enlisted,
mass of testimony was gathered,
which was placed in his hands, and
by him called to the attention oil
the secretary of the interior. AS a
result of persistent efforts the state
will not lose this large tract.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-14
4 oUARANrEED CUBE ron pILEs.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or pro-
trudiug Piles. Druggists refund mon.
cy IL PAZO OINTMENT falls u
cure any case, no luatter of hOw long
standing. in 0 ~ ~ days. First appli.
cation gives ease and and rest soc.
Ii your druggist hasD'tit send 5Oc in
stamps aud 1t will be forwarded post
paid BY Paris Me1iclhc Co, St.Louis
Nj. olnprOj
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-14

A copy of The New Law OF Trade
Marks will be sert free to any one In
terested In Trade Mark Profession, BY
b. A. Snow s. Co., opposite patc1t
oiicc, Washington, DC S
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1905-04-14

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BROMA QUIN-
INE Tablets. All druggists refund
the money II 1t fails to cure. +. W..
Groves signature is ou each box. 25c.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-26
A UNIFORM CODE.

Hawaii with
Spanish
with American all that all political legal
riumphs-the code.
1t almost forgotten the German Empire that the
uniform harmonized
published sixth
practice South
the smallest consideration will bewiding
multiplicity statutes ordinances York
much to he in
there always the immuab Federal continually
Supreme congted
be speedily administered.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-26
aHuRTING THE roWN.n

udouIy swung, of potent
Wilson, Mark Twins
with the remark that justly
relative
hupg 1t hurts tooth
untold
andin other life saved
apt upon
very pride fight
Missouri immigration the increased
Quoting
Archbishop wbate while policy,
that knave The Nation that
process relation
is
'dfaming the state 'beoing
community that has resoutey about
the cure of It's and ills
closely fitting incidents
n Honolulu uast o 1t
hurting business proba
pubyi
n has the fight physician against the
polluted of health subject his
aegoricaly thus
typhoid there, attempts
their danger But the policy profits The
huhoder New Orleans cheerful buttons
made the jury investigating the
alleged it dark in the Can anybody doubt
every
whispered fright had
feed on7'
Proceeding length gives
kind another taking sighted
view of the consequences of their policies"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-26
GOOD CAUSE GAINING STRENGTH.

of signs of the times IS the
ing public diversified industries Some pons
od sentiments in this regard recently contributed the
umus Of the Advertiser kind will be welcomed and
No dob y the people appreciated the conviction
to general
of industries that VIII employ anu a
an element of population having the qualifications of
Amer citizenship
Tba, the SCOPE for limited by the amount of
statistics between
BY data gratifying degree Oh
With regard to natural
climate of the islands, the past year mas
exported Along with this fac
that less quantities OF many articles sun S are ~
duced in been imported
the right stamp of uere s nc ~
be suitable inqrers tor %
down its bill for animals breadstuhs
and animal eggs vegetables The Territory
outlay TIMBER
building
ngenty the forestry policy lately esapishe 1e
Territory be less dependent but pay the Dill
for such rich cabinet and finishing woods
Hawaiian forests
showing the the articles
above specified great improving the conditions relative to
public schools
and palm leaf manua
be changed to yearly decreases Federal
development of Hawaiian deep sea
fisheries on scientific lines should have buy
ter of did l9o4O5
the enthusiastic
that has lust started cultang Thanks Federal
experimenting Territory high hopes of tobacco industry
as experiment tie
Territory ought easily to be enlisted IN ad OF
bill of half million dollars in 1T TO cut down.
MOTTO mention the income from tobacco export
strengthening the of diversified IN
establishing the Terri
of civilization 1t is not the mere question OF
the matter its chief Importance but
composed of citizens the
enrichment of Haws VIII
be parw its increasing prosperity.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-26
MORMONISM IN UTAH.

Mronm originated propositions special
Smith and the miraculous delivery of supplement- to
the Brigham
Young followers Nauvoo Illinois, Salt Lake occurred and
the United States Momonsm
Church of Saints with its headquarters
Mountain Meadow ADOPTION OF
Blood
Gl drastic Federal legislation and
have attracted to this organization
a most unfavor notorety throughout the world
is Mormonism,
established Brigham Young On the
interesting observe that the dntegraton reconstruction
In the
the United States and
the systematic and develop
ing religious called the Roand Church of Jesus
Hawaii which the
Joseph Smith, which has consistently rep
and which at least seeks to identity itself
will higher phases of modern civilization
The specialized theology of this church rests upon the pet ha
Bible completed and Christianity
that when demanded by conjunction
otherwise be adequately met they possible in any
and that his prophetic mantle dcen to his periy 1t
schima his poygamous doctrines inventions
ehe Blood other practices nauuad by
also of his interpretations of the
fully proved
conflicting family and social
patiently spread opinions
back purified faith
point there and Independence Missouri
continuously
possesses missionaries Its president
the in his turn will
transmi keys holds to his own frstborn
Special lately this phase of Christianity by
Smith, Joseph
which he calls them to discard false
leadership the fold The issued in
City Brigham Young Mormonm
Brigham with
meam spiritual with extat and
appeites hostility government
humility, which
Mr. Smiths campaign will be noted with genuine interest
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-26
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Mrs. Tom Catalan leaves for the
Coast today by the steamer sSnoma,,
j. w. Keiki has been appointed an
agent to grant marriage licenses In
Oahu.
Senator Palmer p Woods is expected
here Saturday to assist in the enter
tainment of William ]. Bryan.
col" Knox, colored man, was ar
rested yesterday on a warrant charg-
ing him with a heinous offense.
Eliza Jane Wilkinson, who formerly
ran the Milverton, 1040 Richards street.
has failed for s24S9S5. Her assets are
$780,
A L. Williams. the shortstop of the
II. A. Cs, leaves for the Volcano to-
day, where he will open Photographic
studio. i.Aa1
The Supreme Court transcript in the
Bishop Fisheries Case has been re-
ceived from Washington by Attorney
General Andrews, ~
Commissioner of Public Lands Pratt
has prepared a new list of all public
lands on the islands. whether occupied
or not, with all particulars about them.
Three thousand acres OF land on Ha-
wall adjoining the Paauhau plantation
have been bought by w. G. Irwin for
sl24,0OO. About thousand acres are
good cane land.
Governor Carter is busy over his
annual report these days and has given
orders that no visitors be admitted
Secretary Atkinson is looking after the
routine business.
High Sheriff Henry. who has been N
for four or five days. will not be able to
be at his Office for couple OF days yet
This is the first time in 80 years Sheriff
Henry has been laid up by sickness.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-26
cRED1TABLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Pending special committee of the Board Agriculture
regulations the cattle tuberculosis Senator Paul
Noard the his
College similar
inspection be commended for voluntarily submitting their animals
the ID .s. .
desirable all
public
milk beyond
his cattle subjected the beun
America and will be Hawaii
cattle
official entitled credit
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-26

tFrom sunday.a Advertlserl

tFrom Sundays Advertiser)
w. @. Irwin and r. w shingle were
among the returning passengers from
Hawaii yesterday.
Judge Lindsay was at his chambers
in the Judiciary building yesterday aft
er several days Of illness.
Superintendent of Public Works Hol-
loway wa a.ling from a heavy cold
at Hilo when the Kinau sailed
Hackmen reported last night that the
Governor had been stalled In an auto
mobile on the other side of the island.
The directors Of Oahu College viii
submit their herd of twenty-four COWS
to the tuberculin test at the hands of
DR.. Norgaard. government veterinari-
an.
Secretary Atkinson was more than
satisfied with the prospects of the to-
bacco experiment in Hamakua after
visiting the nursery where 1t is being
conducted.
Henry Jaeger of Kauai brought to
town yesterday some handsome orchids
for a local religious worker They
were cultivated in hothouse by Mr..
Jaeger's mother.
William Punohu, who has been
bicycle officer, has been promoted to
lieutenancy on the police force in the
watch under Captain Kanae, vice A.
Mossmann. promoted to a captaincy.
Admiral Moult Of Chile. who spent
day in Honolulu, where no especial
notice was taken of him, has arrived
in japan and been feted by the min
istry the admirals. generals and nobil-
ity and presented to the Emperor.
Miss Nellie Tombes, who is visiting
the islands with her mother, was
brought back from Hawaii in the XII
nau attended by DIR. Archer Irwin of
Hilo. she having developed mental
trouble in restaurant at Pahala. She
left here on Friday week in the Mauna
Loa but her mother did not accom-
pany her on the trip.
The movement by the Hawaiian Mis-
sion Board, reported some time ago in
the Advertiser, to consolidate its vari-
GUS seminaries in Honolulu into one
grand institution, Is making progress.
A site. for the Mid-Pacif1c Institute, as
1t will be called, is likely to be chosen
In the Waialae tract. 1t will take
quarter Of million dollars to cary out
the project.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-26

Mr. coming to Hawaii
political a
to to
speak,
the platform
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-26

zoLLrsrER DRUG CO. AGENTS
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-26

supplement
and
The Hawaiian gazette., 1905-09-26
TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

New moon Sept. 2sth at n:2s a. m.
Times of the tide are taken from the
United States Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey tables.
The tides at Kahului and Hilo occur
about one hour earlier than at Homo
lulu.
Hawaiian standard time Is 10 hours
80 minutes slower than Greenwich
time, being that of the meridian OF l57
degrees thirty minutes The time whis-
tie blows at 1880 D. M. which is the
same as Greenwich. hours . minutes.
Sun and moon are for local time for
the whole group. as
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23

we'll before bowling the Japanese fetch entirely
recall that successful battles do qualify nation for
gou philosophical propaganda Those who admire the sword
much though they honeyd words not TO be the best
of patterns for the worlds imitation.
Progress the minds of the unhinkng, pesonhed in
Japanese has been many times reiterated that the
civilization very~superhcia These eeatons have only
brought forward enthusiasts who have painted japan
garden where only lilies and strong grow with
aon OF noxous weeds other undesirable growths If views
conditions Japan mparta he will not be carried away by
plea for heathenism there exemplhed
In the thousand factories OF Japan there 100000 opera
In Osaka alone there twenty large factories and in these
girls only work but live all the time Girls TO
work eight the food and other conditions
unhygenc In Kyoto of 10000 employed the factories
children sold apprentices by their parents for few
dollars and of the girls sold three times that is for
periods covering nine years These girls work fourteen hours
with only holidays month and the moral conditions
terrible
So much do the representatives of the Protestant missions
realize the evil this heahensm that they work unted there
and have uniform hymns and for than in other
the world Japan however be abreast OF those who
inferior and subordinate class for
commercial military Most and beyond the
derum of Orient will prefer the of those who follow the
Master who loved the children and his condemnation
on those who would oppress them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23
COLLISION
IN new YORK
SUBWAY

New York, March 23.-One man was Sc
verely injured. several persons were
slightly hurt and traffic in the subway
was blocked for half an hour during the
rush hours early today as a result OF a
rear end collision OF two trains at one
Hundred and Sixteenth street. The acci-
dent is said to have resulted from mis-
understanding Of signals by the motor
man. During the ue-up stations all along
the uptown portions OF the West Side
btsnch OF the subway were beseiged by
hundreds anxious 10 reach their places or
business downtown.
Finally, when IL was seen that the
block was n serious one many people left
the subway and continued their journey
on the surface cars. The only person seri-
ously hurt was James DAILY, the motor
nan of the rear train. He was caught In
the motor box when the two trains came
together and was badly crushed His leg
was fractured and he was badly bruised.
Morris Muscher, a passenger. suffered
broken nose.
The injuries TO the other victims were
confined 10 minor bruises and general
shaking UP.
The platform OF the rear car OF the for
ward train and the forward car OF the
rear train were badly smashed. Nearly
every window IN both these cars was
broken by the shocK OF the collision.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23
Or. SWARTS BILL
IS GIVEN A HEARING

Or. Gardner swarts OF the state board
OF health appeared before the house COM
mittee on finance at the rising OF the
house today and urged the passage OF the
resolution appropriating $500 for the sup
preston OF tuberculosis and for sSoo0 for
anti-toxin for diphtheris-
He called attention to the need Of the
fund 70 supply anti-toxin in diphtheria
cases where tho families OF laborers
would have TO suffer for the lack Of Il.
as the cost was 81 50 or 81 dose.
DR.. swarts said that none of this would
he given free where there was a likeh-
hood that the persons were able 10 pay.
The persons who are able 10 pay have to
get their anti-toxin AT the druggists.
Swabs and culture tubes 10 AID In getting
a quick and sure diagnosis are also to
be bought with the money.
Rhode Island was the first state to take
up the practice of giving the anu-toxin
free having foliwed the example of New
York city.
The percentage of death has been re-
duced since from n per cent TO or
Der cent OF the total number OF cases.
In connection with the 1880 appropria-
ton for suppression OF tuberculosis. DR..
Swarts said that the chief expense was
for examination OF the spntum 70 detect
the disease and ascertain It's progress.
These are performed at the Rhode Island
laboratory. which DR.. Perkins and DR..
Swarts conduct
The cups for samples OF the expectora-
tion and the paper spitboxes are also fur
nished and distributed in various ways,
the district nursin gassociation helping in
Providence.
Last wear was spent from the diphthe-
ria appropriation s202l. 90 for anh-toxir,
while the laboratory examination cost
Sl5s5. boxes for culture outfits s2. wires
for swebs $50 and s.65 for messenger
service.
For the tuberculosis $ls5ls3 was spent
for examination OF sputum, for tubercle
bacllli SIS. for clerical services Ss7.SS. for
splitting cups s139l, for bottles for sputum
SOS for boxes for outfits and s126o for
framing pictures Of sanstoriunn, MAXIM &
S152s. .?3 total.
Mr.. Bliss wanted the doctor 10 be sure
and not leave any OF the sample bottles
around loose when he left.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-03-23
A PLEA FOR HEATHENISM.

The mikado tells his soldiers to be truth
full,
To obey commands, be loyal never
glum:
To keep sincere and guard against vul-
Rarity;
II THIS IL heathenism, let Il come!
He bids them Danish boasts and greed
and quarrels.
To guard against extravagance-be
dumb
When duty calls. but face the need with
courage:
II THIS Is heathenism, let II come!
To prize their reputa tions and their honor
BE vrtuous and frugal is the sum
or the rules as he has them say I'm camp
each morning:
II THIS is heathenism. let n come,
Philadelphia North American.