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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14

make an extensive tour OF the three
Pacific states without having it
brought home 70 him with ele-
mental force thsA the sol 10 pre-
pared. The condittons are ripe, the
opportunities are~@swaiting the
harvester, and that this wonderful
region stands at the very threshold
of IN industrial development which
in several respects, will shame the
older and supremacy self-satisfied
East.
What are the essential requisites
for successful manufacturing?
They are three: Enterprise and
trained intelligence Of population;
cheap raw stu6s, fuel and motive
power; varied and low priced
means Of transportation.
All these essentials are now
assembled; the industrial equip
ment Of the Pacific coast is flaw
less.
There are al along the Pacific
coast beautiful, pushing, resistlsss
centers of civilization growing mp
before our very eyes, equipped
with everything, material and
spiritual, which the twentieth
century can besst Of. The cir
there Is humming with bee-like
activity; the pulse beat is strong
and quick. Another generation,
say thirty short years, and the
Pacific coast will be lined from
north to south with . score oil
mighty, wealthy, imperial cities;
some of them will have reached
the million limit, others will he on
their way to it.
Only total ignorance or wilful
blindness can fail to read the signs.
As the eighteenth and the first
half of the nineteenth centuries
saw the rapid growth Of the Allan.
tic border, and as the second hall
of the nineteenth century witnes.
sed the evolution to life and great.
ness VI the middle west, so the
twentieth century will have a. one
of its chief theatres of action ths
Pacific coast. The ieats Of oul
forefathers will be eclipsed here,
The supremacy Of the Pacific ooas1
will become an established fact
DR.. Wolf Won Schierbrand, II
Pacific Monthly for September.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14

Bitter complaint II being made
acainst the mail service between
Roosevelt and Boise and it is
claimed thAts il takes twelve days
tottIAnsferl mail from ope point to
4nother. such conditlons may be
expected - lsag - AL contracts
srs let on competitive bids. The
oo1tractor bid6 too low TO get the
job and then has to slight his work
In an effort to break even.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14
Struck Water.

The men engaged In hauling
sand for the New Bargain Store
building this week struck . spring
OF clear cold water in the sand pit.
The land from which the sand is
being taken belong TO Nessrs.
Parker and Batty aud is q part Of
the school section lying northeast
Of town, until the present being
wholly without water. The dis
covery is . pleasant surprise to the
owners - it will add materially to
the value Of the property.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14

1t is reported that Clifford Pin
chot, chief Of forestry service, and
Governor Gooding have reached q
perfectly satisfactory understand
ing - to the relation Of state and
nation in the government Of forest
reserves in this state. The under
standing between officials may be
easily accomplished but it will re-
quire radical changes to satisfy
the people who have been caused
untold trouble under the present
system.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14
D 10 SHOW n

In the Probate Court IdahI County, State Of
Idaho.
j. The nastes q the sstAss oA, C. Mclean. an
il sppssins % ~ Court mo- ne pseitsaa
this day pre6entel and fled ~ Corr HcLean.
the guardian Of ~ sststs Of AZ. MelAans an
insene pereon. paying for an u!der Of ~ Of
certain real estate Belonging . laid was0, and
that Il VIII BE- for she eest insssse Of aid estate
By ordered that the next Of KIN 81 said ward,
and Al persons ineeresteo !n The said estate, :p--
Of September, 1906. q 10 O'Clock q M. At the
court room q this .,ourt IN the City Of Grange
willie, In said County Of idaho, then y there
- show cause why an order sh0uld not b
granted fof the SALE al such estate: and IL u flr-
ther ordered that = copy Of this order be pub
lished q least once . week for four successive
weeks before the safd day Of hearing, In the
Idaho County Free Press, & newspApef printed
and publshsd in said County Of Idaho.
Dated August n, 1905
J. 3. JACQUES.
Probate Judge and Ex-Olhcio
Clerk Of the Probate C0uYt.
Scales 4 Taylor,
ATTORNEYS feE Guardian. eal7-spl4
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE. !
0 N. R. Van Glider, your Representatives and

sucCessots In interest:
You are hereby notified that the undersigned,
your co-ewner, ir accordance with the laws Of
sss.s v ssesss sla 81 s Ss;s. s5R ss9 a:Sos ss spc g. sss s
OF the following clSlmS: tie L9st sheep, Twin
No. I, Twin No; 2 ssnnysids 70. y s3nnysids
situated In Camp Howard mining district,
ldsho County, stats Of ldeho. for he year 1eOl
the loca11en nlcord 81, which l. found 81 Feeogd
In the once Of the recordeR Of said county, II
order 70 hold said claims for the year 1904, yoor
proportion Of eeid expenditure being three hum
dsed r300] dolla1 for the Il interest in said
service q TIL nQdes b pabiScstion you ian o.
refuse 70 eDntrtbute your proportion Of said
expenditure - cO-owner, together with the
cost OF this notice, your interest in the said
claims will become the property Of the UNDER
signed, roar co-owneE. undef the terms Of Sec-
ton 2s2s. Revised Statute Of ths United sts.ss.
0utfAva CARnINRR.
Dated Grsnseville, Idaho. Sept Il. 1906.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14
CITY Warrants Rsdeemed.

Notice IL hereby given that the following City
Warrants will be paid N presentation to the
City Treasurer Of drangeville. Idaho. aud that
tnterut on said warrants will cease on the lSth
day Of sept., l1o6 lO-wit: ENSf
Contingent Fund, WARRANTS Issued July 9Th.
1905, Nos. 2ds TO as, incluslve.
Public Improvement Fund. warrants issued
July 9Th, 1906, Nos. 2l8 70 "a. Inclusive.
Nos. 2l to 2s5. Inclusive. >.
waeee and Light Fuud, warrants Issued July
5th. 1905, Nos. II 70 ~, inclusive. =
Dated Sept. Z. 1906.
H8HRY TELCHIR,
sep7-2l City Treasurer.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14
: ColllNo SUPREMACY
OF THE PACIFIC.

To explain the phenomenal
growth Of the whole Pacific coast
during Che last decade, the chsnged
conditions, which have followed the
6panish-American war and have
marked the Ruseo-Japanese one,
aps usually cited a. sufficient
grounds. But this y bysno Means
the ease. Certainly, those two
events have had . strong stimu-
lating effect upon the Pacific coast,
though, - to the latter, 1t has
temporarily resulted in q decrease
OF trade with the countries forming
the war zone. This, however, is
only an ephemsrsl effect, for dur
ing 1906 the deficiency was more
than made up by immense orders
notably from Japan. And it is .
foregone conclusion that 80 far as
this country's material interests
are concerned The principal result
Of she gigantic struggle between
Ressis aad Japan will be enor-
mously enhanced trading facilities
with far Asia.
| But these two political events,
momentous as they PROFESSIONALLY
are, d.. not altogether explain .
changeas sweeping - occurred in
the same region after the discovery
Of gold half . century ago.
Look at some OF these chsSges.
Ten years ago the population Of
San Francisco was about 800, 900;
to-day IL is vsry near the 10000
mark. -
The population Of Portland, seat
! otthe Lewis and, Ozark exposition,
held to commemmorste tho initial
exploration voyage to the whole
Oregon Country . century, ago,
-hAskr6kn from $1,000 . decade
ago to 146, 5000.
= eea&1le during. the sams time
grew from 50, 600 70 100, 900; Los
Angles from $4,000 to $50, 600;
osalsnd from %, 600 to lo7, 900;
Tacoma from $4,000 % 70, 600;
Spokane from $1,000 TO A, 900;
AsearAArsmaiooO 70 22,ooo,. and
% forth 70 10000, and arc stili
growing 20 last that the census
taker ca4 not keep track Of than.
forming The Ssdiating centersS Of
equally fourishing agricultural
communities, mining distriota, and
misunderstanding places. s
Whoever hes eyes 70 see and
eass 70 hear can NOT 81 this day
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14
II the law In this state against
carrying concealed weapons was
rigidly enforced it might materially
lessen our criminal expenses.

Nsmpe, like Grangeville, is dis
Guessing tkspsoposifioD Of voting
bonds to improve their weter system
and, judging from newspaper
articles like Grangeville, the people
ars nd Of one opinion.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14
NOTICE - roRrsrruRs.

TeA. c. Bshm, hi heirs or assigns:
Yoa, or yous Representatives and sueces
eoD IN interest are hereby notified thai
~ uaderslgDo0. your cO-OwneF In accordance
wp1D stee laW1 Of The United States, has e1pend-
q 11eseboe ~ Dam Of one hundred dol1ays
~ G4e eellanee quarts claim, situato1 III
WeRfeob mining district, Idaho county, eea1e 81
Id lef ~ year 1904. and you 40 hereby
noo491 tha1u 1IeGs you contribute ysqR po6e1on
Of - e~xpea1itufe. 80, together ~ - OF
spee49go u section 2B24, Revised Oee9neeD -
theVu1oBd 0oates, your Interest In said e1alm
viii boooDe ~ property Of the unders1Gned.
Wy. GDoaoR n. Gn9nN. Y
wassen. IAaAo. June II, 1905. June a36sp n
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14
Got of Cheap.

He may we'll think he has got of
cheap, who after having contracted
constipation or indigestion, IL still
able to perfectly restore his health.
Nothing will do this but Dr.. Kings
NewtLife Pills. A quick, pleasant
and certain cure for headache, con.
stipstion, etc. Is cents at ]. j.
Pulses drug storeI guaranteed.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In tks Probate Court, Idaho Couney, stats Of
Idaho.
In the natter Of the estate Of Jgp36a p. Davis.
deceased. ~
Notice u hereby given that letters Of admin
istratiOn ON the estato Of JepthA D. Davis, de-
ceased, were granted 70 the undersigned ON the
18th day Of August, 1905, BY the Probate Cour Of
Idaho County.
are required 70 exhibit them % me for siiow.
:rGs = ~ es e, Of Z, - 2 1Ti:yl fs:s sss cs.sy:
1s:so 81 ~ s; IN sse SssSs xss' s, ~ ~ 3
this NOTES. Of they shell - forsvef barred
G1sY c. DAv1A
sS Administfatrix
aul7spll Attorneys Tor Misunderstanding.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14
Designation OF Office Day o1
County Superintendent Of
Schools. az

Until further notice. I hereby designate and
appoint every Saturday and the first Monday
q ofloe { ays, at which time I wtll be IN my Of.
Ice a. Grangeville for the sranaactiOn Of all
business pertaining 70 school matters.
\ A. CARPEMTER,
County 0uperintond0nt
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14
Attacked by a Mob.

and beoten, in . labor riot, until
covered with sores, a Chicago street
car conductor applied Bucklen's
Arnica 6alve and Is now sound
and we'll. "I use Il in my family
writes G. ]. WEIGH, Of Teconsha,
Mich, land find il perfect"
Simply great for cuts and burns.
Only % cents at J. j. Pulses drug
store.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14
! Reduced Rates

via Northern Pacific Railway to
National Convention, Women's
Christian Temperance Union, 1t
Los Angeles, Calif., Oct. 25th to
Nov. I'd, 1905. $68 for the round
trip Dates Of SALE, Oct. goth and
21st. Limits: Going limit Oct.
25th; return Dec. 25th, 1905. For
particulars write to or enquire Of
E. B. sCawley, agcnt, Grangeville.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14

SpeciAI Rates to Los Angles.
On account OF the National Con-
vention w. CT. y. at Los Angeles,
california, on CT. c5ssto Nov. 2.
Round trip e52.4O. Selling dates
Oct. 10 and 20. For further par
ticulars call on or write g. w.
Mount, Gent Agent o. &. & n,
Lewiston, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1905-09-14
County warrants redeemed.

Notice is hereby. given that the following
county warrants will be paid on presentation
70 the county trea.arer sf his once IN Grange
VILE. Idaho, and that interest on said warrants
General road fund, warrants issued July 70,
1905, Nos. 56k 70 81, ipclvsivAA
Dated Sept :, leo6. 9BAHK 8. RIcs,
sep5-2l County fFoasnFsr.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-20

having built. To make sure that he
was before the right house he asked
the workmen, and to his amusement he
was told that he was right and that 1T
was the house being built for Widow
Stowe"
The gift Of a tender and true touch
is the possession of Harvey j. O'Hig-
gins, who contributes 1.-The Steady" to
the McClure's midsummer fiction num-
Der. Out of the sordid lives of the
tenements his sensitive sympathy
sercl1es out all that Is clean and fine.
"The Steady" is just a simple story
of love in the slums; but no more
splendid lover than Frosty Names
steady" ever found place in fiction.
An English publisher is to bring out
an edition of Miss Ida M. Tarbell's
notable History of the Standard Oil
Company" The Importance of Rocke-
Teller, to judge by advance interest in
the book, has a fairly extensive branch
in the British Isles.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-20
Poultry in ENGLAND.

Consul Mahin at Nottingham, Eng
land, sends the following:
"The practice Of artificial Matching
and rearing is spreading in this coun-
try, and means of preventing excessive
mortality are now successfully applied.
Formerly the loss of Observation-Disclosures
chickens was sometimes so per cent.
but now it is being reduced to from
to 10 per cent of the ordinary hem
Matching process, and even less in spe-
cial cases. 1t is noted that in an ex-
pertinent conducted at the college poul-
try farm, Theale, last spring, out of
sixty chickens Matched and reared ar
tiflcially, only one died. and that died
when two days old: taking the entire
season, with an output Of more than
5000 chickens and ducklings, the loss
from February to July was not quite 3
per cent. Plain food, exercise, and
absence of coddling are the secrets, but
the greatest OF these Is exercise. Max
ing the young birds work for their
food from the first strengthens the
frame and muscles, and. protects them
against all the Ills that fowls are heir
to- AS result, the use of incubators
and brooders is growing rapidly. and
what was at one time impossible Is
within the reach OF many SO runs
the account of this experiment. An
other observation is that the quality of
eggs and poultry is rapidly improving
under scientific methods. Cooperation
and technical instruction in agricul-
tural colleges are mentioned as inn
portant factors in the present develop
ment OF the industry"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-20
4 MALE CARRIE NATION.

Ex-Conressman e. H. Funston the
| father of General Frederick Funston,
has been very properly fined for dis
! turbance of the peace in his home
town of Kansas. The trouble succeed
| ed the dynamiting of three saloons IN
lola by Carrie National fanatic caus-
| ing much property loss and or course
endangering life. Mr.. Funston came
mandatory of the dynamitard. When
| the officers of the law interfei'ed he Is
alleged to have cursed them and at
tempted to draw a revolver. The court
assessed him s31.55 in fines and costs.
| Witnesses testified that Funston told
the crowd:
am so glad that someone had nerve
enough to do it. The only regret is that
| the men tsaloon keepers) were not
there to be blown out Of their build
| ings. If the police officers had done
their duty this would not have hap
pened. l have no sorrow in my heart
for the men along this street that
have suffered loss, because they have
not put a stop to the saloon business.
Mr.. Funston got off too easily. Per-
haps $31.55 was enough for Insulting
policeman-many respectable people
will consider 1t too much-but IL Mr..
Funston approved midnight murder
and outrage as the testimony indicates
his offense seems to call for something
more drastic than a simple fine. Pre-
sumably, as an ex-congressnlan he is
an influential citizen which in itself
increases his responsibility toward law
and order. For such men TO openly
justify the use of dynamite and ex-
press regret that the lawbreaker failed
to add murder to lawlesness Is essen
TALLY criminal. The outlawed nature
of the saloonist's business is not to be
seriously considered in the face of the
fact that buildings were wrecked and
human life endangered Dynamite and
reform are never partners. Arson and
assassination are not reform. Mr..
Funston seems to be of the not un-
common type of reformer whose voice
is always for war but whose name is
never on legal inform alton. 1t
would be interesting to krow what
Mr.. Funston has done toward temper
ance reform in lola except talk.
The saloon is an outlaw i'm Kansas.
Il is an illegitimate child in Iowa.
Everywhere it is an evil thing to be
suppressed and abolished as, much as
may be but the midnight use of dyna-
mite and the daylight oratoly that APP
proves it is a greater danger to law
and order than the business 1t would
destroy. The dynamitard is more
dangerous than the saloon keeper.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-20

analytical mind that lifted him high
enough to overlook the universe and
gave him courage to act upon what he
saw from his eminence against the
protests of the groundlings. Perhaps
this pre- -eminence of thought and feel
ing led him to despise the popu ar APP
prevail that shifts with the changes OF
the wind. Hay stood above the mists
and vapors. His poets soul saw clear
ly where others lower down Were CROP
ing in the fogs.
Only those who read Hays verse
and poetical prose can realize the fire
that burned under the cold haughtiness
that seemed the man. In his literature
he democratic humanity of the real
Hay crops out. not in paystreaks, but
in veins. He writes of liberty and
peace and the rights of man, with a
calm confidence in their survival. His
basic faith in the Golden Rule was
written into his weakest and his best.
Hay in his heart was as common as
a day laborer. Physically and mental-
ly he was an artist and an aristocrat.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-20

ed up against adulterated food, on two
grounds. 1t often happens, they say
that the adulterants are as wholesome
as the originals whose understands
they become. If so, nothing is
perpetrated worse than fraud. Offer,
however, sawdust is fed to cattle, wom-
en- or men, proving uncongenial. Again
these DIRECTORS allege that all the talk
about adulteration gives them indiges-
ton, takes away their appetites, and
has bad effect on business. bad
effect on certain lines of business is
what is wanted. The injury to appetite
and peace of mind is a condition prece-
dent to Improvement. When we worry
enough to introduce the apparently
rare feature known as common hon
esty into the business of selling food
we can go back to tranquil meals; anf
for most stomachs it will probably be
better, In the end. to be peaceful over
food than peaceful over poison"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-20

Tom Healy for governor, and see what
a delightful brand will be secured.
This harmony" dodge has been work
ed by the standpatters till 1t is out at
the elbow and down at the heel. Al
ter fixing" the candidates and ar
ranging the slate, then all that is
wanted is harmony" and the politl-
clans win do the rest The republic
cans of Cerro Gordo county became
intimately acquainted with the Jug
handled harmony of the standpatters
in the pre-convention campaign of a
year ago.% They remember how the
emissaries of James Il. Blythe plotted
and slated up state delegation leav-
ing off such men as "Tom"' Way Joe"
Clark, Charlie McNider, "Dunc" Rule
and other stalwart friends of the COM
mon people. They will remember,
too how sweetly the Globe-Gazette
and the Republican warbled of the
beauties of harmony" after they had
been in at the "fixing.' 1t will also
be remembered that about this time
William Gray. Of the Clear Lake Mir
ror. said darn harmony" and the
people took up the glad refrain re-
scouting in smashed slate and the
worst lambasting the corporation ma
chine in Mason City ever got. The
republicans Of the state are getting
in mood to say darn harmony II
harmony means q surrender of the
principles for which the progressive
element of the party contends.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-07-20
GET THE GRAFT MONEY.

Mr., Morton, in his reform OF the
Equitable did well when he separated
Mr.. Depew from the Equitable COM
pany and his 100000 retainer. He can
go farther in the interests OF the pol
Icy holders and clarity the situation
by plain unvarnished statement of
amounts paid out to others Of the De-
pew stamp and the names to whom
paid. The public and the policy hold
ers would like to know how many
other lawyers with political influence
have been sweetened, how much mon
ey has been paid to politicians, in fact
an itemized accounting Of the graft
and blacknail department Of the
Equitable would be welcome and ex-
pianatory.
Then when this has been done Mr..
Morton may make ten strike II he
can find way to get the money back.
not SO much for the moneys sake but
as a penalty for the men who have
profited by graft and political black
mail. No punishment is SO severe to
the CRATER as parting with his spoil
The wounds OF reputation may be
borne If salved over with the golden
ointment that soothes but to be forced
to disgorge is the limit of the graft
er's agony.
Mr.. Depew, greedy and covetous, is
bright and shining mark for Mr..
Morton to aim at. The country would
forgive Mr. Morton much that 1t holds
against him IL he could find some
meth of taking back from Depew the
thousands he and his improvement
company have looted from the policy
holders Of the Equitable.
Turning from the Equitable to a
more strictly public affair, there is Mr..
Holmes, who has become wealthy SELL
ing information to SPECTATORS. There
should be some way to deprive him
Of the proceeds Of his piracy. He
should not be permitted to, fiaunt him.
self In the face of the public on money
as plainly stolen as though he had
robbed till.
Take away the grafters' money.
Who steals his reputation steals trash,
but he who deprives the CRATER Of
his spoils makes him poor indeed. To
seize his illgotten funds and pay them
back to the people to whom they be-
long is the extreme penalty.