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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
REMEMBERED HIS ),
White Mans Defense Of q
Indian Meets with err
full Recognition

In the winter of 1856 and i. Il
OF 1856 Seattle and other ~
ments near Puget sound wsr.
in war with the Indians Of No
ity under Leschi. a Nesa,s,s
says the author of "Pionear 4
cences OF Puget Sound. 60.
W S against the authorities :
trying TO deprive his pern,.
valley farms and force then
On a cramped and sterile -.
in the mountains. They M
friends among the whites w.
ever bitter the war grew NJ
careful not to injure.
One day in February A
OF Olympia, was passing a,a,-
near Yeim Prairie, when n
fronted by four armed mas
horseback. They at once Gov.
with their rifles. but one y
spoke sharply to the other.
rifles were lowered.
Jack Baldwin," the I,x,.
manded.
Yes. that's my name" ~.
Baldwin.
You out to fight IndiarT
mo. . am carrying an en-.
Ye,ni for pay
You remember bucket a. -.
Olympia?"
1t suddenly flashed upon u. n
wins mind that he knew IN, /.
During the year before the fe,,a.
been filling a bucket from , }
ing spring in Olympia when
IF a white man came along Io.,s
removed the Indians bucke /
It into a mud-hole near by ana Z
own under the spout.
Mr.. Baldwin, who had witns....
AFFAIR, at once interfered and 4,
The ruffian into the mud-hole ~
Indians bucket. The inciden, 4
him into the good books Of ~,
dian, and SO had saved his IN.
Go on" the red man said !.
I'VE dom. kill you" And 20 I
unframed, without more ado
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
VIII Defend RishsA

San Francisco, Eleven prominent
meu OF san francisco. representing
The Merchants association. the Cham
Der OF Commerce. the Merchants IN
change. the San Francisco Board OF
Trade and the Manufacturers aud Pro
daeers' association OF California. hav.
consented To act as trustees for tho
great combination of the commercial
holders Of are Insurance policies that
wili strive ~ defend the rights OF Ssr
francisco business men whose losses
BY the recent are represent more than
lioo. 900 900.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12

Laeedal. Miss Charles Brewer
shot and killed his wife aud his
mothcF.in law wounded his wlfeF
grandmother and his infant child and
then shot and killed himself Brow,
er's wife lef, her home q few days
axo, alleging that he was treating her
badly she ~oat To her mothers
home, where brewer called aad ca.
treated her Ia return to him. He b..
came angry when bis wife refused 10
leave her mothers house. and draw.
ink y revolver. began shooting
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
HOUSE FURNISHING
Neutral Tints Safest for rlou
Walls-Woodwork Should Han
ize-No Pretentious Pictm..

The floor and walls of a room
Its most conspicuous featurs
should be neither brilliant
-patchy." Neutral tints are fhe ,
to select for carpets, and the n
the figure the better. Even IN }
papers, soft, delicate colors uy|
obtained, which will not Offend
eyes or quarrel with pictures I
against them. The gray and ddI
building papers are better wall
ings than are gaudy, pronouncei
terms in ordinary paper.
Woodwork should harmoniu
the walls. Granting should be Il
ed and white paint not used By :
who cannot affard to have 1t giya|
attention necessary to keep L !
less. If black paint be selected
In some color schemes it adds md
the effect) 1t should have a dul
lsh, and it requires brass hardsu
relieve its somberness. A dull
finished stain is usually satist
Good pictures give unfailing
ure. but their selection reqaira
and judgment. The half-tone
trations found in our maarAka Z
a better purpose than sretentiou
lures of poor workmanship: and
pie passepartout bindings than
constructed frames.
Furniture should be simple, 3
mony with the style of the hcaz
the coloring of the room in whd
to be placed.-Prairie Farmer
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
Lane Finally Confirmed.

Washington.-The senate In execu.
1--WE session on Friday confirmed the
nomination of Franklin X. Lane OF
tauiornia 70 be member of the inter.
state commerce commission to succeed
former Governor Joseph W. Fifer OF
iIispis, The president sent the nom.
nation TO the senate on December i
last, but the Interstate commerce com.
mttee failed to take action. OpDosi.
tioa 10 reporting the nomination il
was publicly stated. was based ON the
Iact mat II he was confirmed the Dem.
o'rauc members would dominate the
commission.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
Lived With Broken Neck.

New york.--Fred Knox broke his
neck and fractured his skull forty'six
years ago ON SUNDAY II was an
nauueed that be died Thursday ut his
home here Ia his s1st year, A heavy
cornice fell on Knox one day In the
summer OF 1859. while he was passing
a building In course OF erection at
Ninth avenue and Twenty sixth street
lIia neck was broken and his skull
was fractured After spending two
years In hospital. Knox was re
leased as cured and has since pursued
his daily aVoeation.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
FINAL SESSION OF THE
FIFTy-NINTH CONGRESS
session Passed Into History at 10
O'Clock Saturday Night, No I'm
portant Business selrs Trans
acted on Closing Day

Washington. Promptly at 10 o'clock
Saturday night Vice President Fair
ianks In the senate and Speaker Can
lon in the house declared the final ad'
ournment OF the first session OF the
fifty-ninth congress-.
The closing in the senate was for
nal and without interests. In the
louse there were the Usual serious per
'ormances, amusing speeches and
songs during the long waits. and the
members made the best OF the hottest
lay Of the session.
No business OF importance aside
rom completing the pending legisia'
Ion was transacted In either house
Turing the day.
The work accomplished by the ses-
zion is told by Speaker Cannon. who
said:
In my Judgment the work done and
he Legislation enacted In the session
;losed exceeds in Importance, for the
rest interests Of the people, the work
II any session during my thirty years
~ public lie.
II have not time TO make com
1lete review OF all the legislation. Suf-
ieient 10 say that the legislation Gov
sring the appropriations and the au-
horizing OF public expenditures has
)een most carefully considered and
wisely enacted. The Legislation com
monty referred TO as the rate legisla-
Ion. the pure food bill. the inspection
feature OF the agricultural bill, are
measures that affect the interests OF
ali the people. and while nothing per
'ect can be enacted. am satisfied that
he operation OF these laws will dem
onstrate their wisdom.
And believe II nothing else had
Oeen accomplished than the enactment
,f these three measures they alone
would be sufficient To make the tirst
session OF the Ftfty.ninth congress
memorable In the history OF the re-
public"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
RESCUED FROM AWFUL DEATH.
Plumber Caught in Avalanche Of Sand
While at Work.

New York-After fighting against
death for more than twenty-five hours,
Jeremiah Fisher a plumber, was res
cued alive on Thursday from a sand
pit at Tompkinsville, Staten Island,
In which he had been Imprisoned
since Wednesday forenoon. Fisher is
in a pitiable condition from exhaus-
ton and may not survive.
Fisher was working in an excava-
ton when a passing street car loos-
ened the ground and sent down an
avalanche of sand upon him. The
sand sifted in around his legs, hold
ing him as In a wise, and gradually
rising until only his head was visible.
For hours a large force Of rescuers
worked with frantic haste in an effort
to save tie imprisoned man, but the
shifting sand surged back and re-
newed its grip upon the prisoner al
most as fast as they could remove 1t.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
A TUCKED NET Yoka
Very Pretty Yokes and 0mi
Are Made of Net Tucked ~
wise and CrosswiA

One of the prettiest yokes q
lsettes seen this season Is made I
net, or wash blond as 1t Is 500
called. 1t is first tucked lsreI
Of the net, then tucked croSs
form squares. The tucks may =
one-eighth to one-quarter Of =
wide, and the squares from
to one and one-half inches %
one prefers.
Some machines will stitch
serial without trouble. while 2
ers 1t Is necessary to lay u
paper while stitching. to pr
ruffied appearance,
When the squares are 2
larger than an inch across
trimming is required, but s
are made larger, the spaces
open that a little fancy WON
cd to relieve them. Notnns
tier for the purpose than . =
Of tatting in each square, y
Of cotton or silk TO corresF
the material Of which Inc
made. A very small darss
tern can be worked in Wiz
feet. Use linen floss or 50
work.
These yokes and chemissM
for muslin or null waists
used with good effect on tan
Ohio Farmer.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
Deficiency Bill Is Passed.

washington.-rhe senate at Thurs
days session passed the general de-
flciency appropriation bill, carrying
about 81, 100000. The amendment
authorizing the owners of vessels in
jured in collision with government
vessels to bring suit for damages in
United States district courts caused
some debate and was withdrawn to
save time An amendment offered by
Senator Gallinger providing that the
eight-hour day law shall not apply to
superintendent and foremen of Ia
borers on the canal zone was &C
cepted.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
CANAL BONDS OFFERED.
interest 10 2 Per Cent and issue win
be Payable IN 30 Yeara

Washington. Secretary Shaw on
Monday offered the public t30.000.0o
bonds Of the Panama canal loan,
authorized by the recent act OF con.
gress The bonds will bear interest
at the rate OF per cent. will be dated
August l. 1906. and interest will be
payable quarterly They will be TO
deemable at the pleasure OF the gov
eminent at the end of ten years. and
will be payable thirty years from date.
The bonds viii be exempt from
taxes or duties OF the United States,
and viii be available to national
banks rs security for circulation The
bonds will not be sold for less than
par, All citizens will have equal OPP
portunity 20 subscribe for them, and
the bids must be submitted to the de-
partment ON or before July 20. 1908,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
THE FINISH OF CASTRO.
Uncle Sam Will Back Claims Of
Americans Against Venezuela.

OnClc 0dTN WIZ odCN Sio'is "
Americans Against Venezuela.
Washington.-Sh after General
Clpriano Castro resumes the presiden-
cy OF Venezuela on July he will find
himself confronted by requests from
the United States for the settlement
OF American claims against his gov
eminent. For more than a year Cas-
tro has not been bothered by the
United States. Meantime Judge w. J.
Calhoun visited Venezuela and investi-
gated the American claims. and the
state department has been busily en-
gagged in reviewing the cases and put
ting them In condition to be pressed.
What seemed to be Indifference on
the part of the United States has been
only caution, and the state depart
ment will take up its work where it is
allowed to rest after the sending of
note to Castro by Secretary of State
Hay, which was practically an ulti-
Inatum
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
New Trial for Hazard

Los Angeies.--E. l. Hazard, the
local real estate man convicted of as
sault upon Lulu Rowland. the 1s-year-
old girl who. with her sister Mabel
and Roy, son of Hazard, were lost
in the wreck of the Valencia has been
granted new trial on the ground of
newly discovered evidence At the
FORMER trial the father of the Row.
land girl testified that Lulu was un-
Ger the age of Is. He has since
made affidavit that this testimony was
untrue, and other evidence along the
same line has been adduced.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
Negro Flerd Is Put to Death by Indian
Territory Mob

Chickasha. / IA negro who com
nitted criminal assault upon the 10
year-old daughter OF Ira Robertson.
near womaek, was captured Saturday
nlght, and after being taken back to
The scene NJ his crime, vas hanged
aud burned near the spot where ha
committed the crime He confessed
his crime and offered no resistance TO
the mob. To one person the negro
ssvs hts name as CuE Mays of Mar.
shall. Tex, and he told another that
Il was VIII Ne~bright OF San Antonio.
by the time the negro was overtaken
near Bradley fully 400 men had Joined
In the chase. and soon after the cap.
ture the march to Womack begss
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
LARGE APPROPRIATIONS.
Congress Orders Expenditure Of Over
$500, ooo, 900.

Washington. Chairman Tawney OF
he house appropriations committee
made the following statement as to the
appropriations for the fiscal year 1907
"The total appropriations made at
this session of congress, including
those carried In the regular appropri-
alton accounts. all deficiencies, miscel-
laneous matters and permanent AN
npal appropriations. sggregating $3.50
S3,S0i
This is an apparent Increase OF
$50. 100000 over the appropriations
made at the last session OF congress.
This Is more than accounted for in
he three following items:
For the lsthmian canal. s4e,4t7 900
under the statehood bill, $40 $50 900
toward the construction of new build
lngs authorized at this session, sl0,-
s2i.00o, making a total OF s6S.ols.000
20 which might properly be added
100000 for San Francisco.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
Utah Gets in on apork s,rr.,.

Nashington.-The conference com.
m ,,e on the public buildings bill
s.,er session lasting until midnight
srluay' announced disagreement on
fourteen items in the bill ana agree,
ment on all others. Among the
amendments agreed to are: Osdsn
$1,000 Provo, $4,000: Logan s5o ;
UU'' Reno. New, $4,000: Fyanstop
,M.Eo~ SS.ooc; Lander. $1,000. Rnw'
, nnS, SSo'ooO; Sheridan. $3.50 900. lew.
iS'on' Ida, 10000 Among the itsr,s
disagreed to is Moscow. Ida. which
"a. "a. senate cut from $500 Oon 70
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12

Canon city. Colo, city officials. as
sisted by number of church people,
made a raid sunday on the Canon CITY
Labor club. where liquor selling Is said
to have been goiaE ON. arrested the
proprietor after hard axht and
spilled the stock of lIQnor into the gut
ser OF the street ThTeRgs on their
Way TO church witnessed the raid. and
as the whisky. beer and wine nllsd the
cutters. sang Praise God from whom
all blessings low" The temperance
element has eoatrol 81 the city ooun-
ell
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
Thaw Indicted by Grand jury.

New York.-Harry X. Thaw was In.
listed on Thursday for murder in the
first degree for the killing of Stanford
White on the Madison Square root
garden. His wife Evelyn Nesbitt
Thaw, appeared as witness before
the grand jury. but was excused from
giving testimony by Assistant District
Attorney Garvan, and by the Jurors.
who did not insist that she should an,
swer questions No time will be set
TOR the trial until District Attorney
jerome returns to the city next veak.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
Both MortslIy Wounded.

Columbia, $. C.-Word has been re,
eeived from orangeburg that ]. T.
Parks, auditing clerk of the state dis.
pensary. and r II. Covar. business
MANAGER of the Orange Patriot. were
mortaily wounded there in street
duel Both men were shot through the
body Parks formerly owned the t.a.
riot and sold IL to Covar. The shoot.
ing Is the result of trouble over the
settlement. Parks is secretary of the
state Democratic executive committee
and is native OF Edgeneld county.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
Company Sets a Good Example.

San Franeiseo.-The individual I'm.
isrSriters' company of New York has
paid In full loss OF over sso0. 900 on
one policy issued to the Duuham-Carri.
San'hayden Hardware company of this
city This amount Was paid as A Are
loss. no question OF damage by earth.
quake being raised.
Immediately after the fire this in.
snranee company wired 10 the hard,
ware firm 10 draw on IL at once for
100000 without waiting for the ad
3ustment of its claim.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
Editor Released From Prison.

New orleans.-Do Dominic c. o'Malley.
one OF the owners Of the New Orleans
item' who was convicted on charge
OF criminal libel and sentenced to nav
nne OF $500 and to serve eight
months imprisonment in the parish
prison during last February. was psr.
doned by Governor Blanchard on Sat.
urdsy, The Dardon was recommended
oE 'he state pardon board on afidayits
OF physicians that Mr.. O'Malley's
health Is poor and that his life will be
1eopardized by further Imprisonment
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
WILL NOT MAKE THE RACE.
President Roosevelt Again Declares
He VIII Not Do a Candidate.

Colorado Springs. Colo.--W. A.
.onant OF this city. who was dele
gate from New York to the first ma
iona, Republican convention more
han atty years ago, recently wrote a
etter to President Roosevelt asking
no intended being a candidate fot
no presidency at the expiration OF
ils present term.
MIR Conant has just received the
'ollowing reply
White House, Washington. June IL,
1906
MY Dear Mr.. Conant--The prest
lent thanks you for your letter Of the
TIN Inst and cordially appreciates
your kind expressions concerning
himself He says. however, that you
Wlll have 10 vote for some other Re-
publican candidate next time.
Conveying To you the presidents
9est wishes, am. sincerely yours,
WILLIAM LOEB. JR.,
Secretary TO the President"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12

Grove city. PA---Two Italians we're
murdered saa oae Of the murdersrs Is
In q critical eonaition from injuries
inflicted BY 9 mob q. a result % =
hrawi to q mininE camp . few mtles
east Of this place Az Mine No. Of
the sharon Mining q l1mestene eon-
pany Antonio Aessarxa was stabbed
10 death and his assailant was terri.
bis beaten by MessarvA's friends. A,
the Redrow mine Michael Sofiiia was
also stabbed To dcstn- Following the
murders a general riot occurred
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
pvwle's Personal Expenses Amounted
to $s4, 900 a Year.

Chicago.-In the hearing of the
Dowle case before Judge lands in
the federal court on Thursday e. e.
Harwood teller in the Zion City
bank, testified that the books of the
bank show that Dowie's account is
overdrawn s4S1237. He said that
since 1899 Dowie had drawn money
from the bank at the rate of sS4.00
year. From the nature of the
checks Mr.. Harwood said, 1t appeared
that this money had been used by
Dowie for personal expenses.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
APPEAL 10 TAKEN.
Defendants In Rebate casss Are No,
Satisfied.

Kansas City The fiaal steps In the
United states district court here in
the rebate cases we're taken Monda,
when appeal boads were perfected.
and when bills OF exception were nled
for the Chicago. Burlington a Quincy
Railway company and George l..
Thomas. the New York broker. and
his chief clerk. l. u. Tagxart. BIN Of
exception had previously been pre-
sented In the cases OF the Armour.
Swift. Cudahy and Nelson Morris
packing companies The next step
win be the fiiing Of bills OF exceptions
with the court Of appeals. which will
be done nj ~ lonis on August n.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
viii Give Battle to Company Which
Has Enjoyed Monopoly for
Forty Years.

San Francisco.--TheB Bulletin says:
The Standard Oil company is prepar-
Ing to invade the local water field and
give battle to the Spring Valley Wa
ter company, which has enjoyed n
monopoly in San Francisco for more
than forty years. The Rockefeller
concern Is believed to be the purchas-
er of the Blue Lakes and Sierra Ne
vada Water h Power company. and
the price agreed upon is said to be
$4,000. 900.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
FiREMEN BADLY scoRcHED.
Cowardy Men on the Ground Left
Their Posts.

East st. Louis, Ill.-Four firemen,
hoisted In an electric crane twenty
feet above five enormous furnaces at
the American Foundry company's
plant, fighting a fire on the roof, were
left stranded half an hour because the
men operating the crane became
frightened and left their post The
heat from the furnaces and burning
roof became almost unbearable, and
for half an hour the firemen pleaded
to be let down. At last Fireman Mike
Sullivan, IN desperation, jumped to
the ground between the seething fur
naces, threw rope to his comrades
and they descended, badly blistered.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
Badgers Cheer Bryan,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ]. Bryan was
strongly endorsed by the Democratic
state convention which was held here
Thursday. There were two occasions
on which Mr.. Bryan was mentioned
when the resolutions were read as a
whole and again when the blanks
were adopted separately. In both in
stances his name was cheered re-
peatedly, The convention held two
sessions and spent several hours in
deiloerating over a platform which
was prepared by the committee ON
resolutions
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
MAKES GOOD SHOWING.
This 10 Claim OF Secretary Shaw a. TO
Fiscal Statement.

Washington Secretary Shaw has
issued the following comparison with
his and the previous fiscal year:
The deficit last year was $4,000, 900
In round numbers. This included
sG.O00.00o extraordinary expenses on
the Panama canal The actual de-
fclenes ON ordinary expenses was
therefore. In round numbers SIS.
200 900
This year the surplus is s95. SOC. zoe
aud In addition there has been paid on
the Panama canal $4,000. 900.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
The Artistic saha

The salad of to-day u
luton from the dietionarJ
Leaves eaten raw or
ton Of knocked herbs usa'
with salt. vinegar and on
sor giving a relish 10 o''a
reads in an article on
.istIe and Hygienic," IN
,ineator. An up-to-da'e
.ludes many combinstioas y.
;ables or of fruit. soins
vegetables and fruit togeiss
It's present honorable pos
,overies of its many enue'n
and aesthetic possibilitles
the addition of nuts. II
important part of the M y
~ something to arouse -,
lite. Among the many
salad material may be rs.
of asparagus. unlocked -
Irish and sweet, cut = =
grated carrots and CRATES
the possible combinatio1..
gradients are set forta
In a way to tempt us
there are, in addition.
recipes for vegetables.
chapter on summer
The Progress of
rounds out the section
zine which Is deSo's
problems.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
csssneur Wa. 10 blame.

Helena. Mont The Jury which haA
been Investigating tho death OF MIS-
James Tanner. who was killed herr
in an automobile accident last Fr4
day. brought In the tollowing verdict,
We rad that MR.. James Tanner
came 10 her death June 20. 1905. while
riding In an automobile running at a
high rate os speed and due 10 De.
feet In The public highway. careless.
ness and poor judgment on the part
OF the chauffeur. J. p Zoler. in tryins
TO pass 4 team on too small a mar.
GIN"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-07-12
TORNADO STRIKES CIRCUS.
Tents Blown Down and Two People
Are Killed.

Chicago,-Two persons were killed
and several injured at Aurora on Fri.
day when an enormous tent at Ring.
ling Bros. circus was blown down dur.
ing a severe wind and thunder storm
A panic followed. in which scores mar
rowiy escaped being trampled to
death.
Eighteen elephants performing in
the arena at the time were prevented
from stampeding by the prompt &C.
ton of their keepers.