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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-20
Inquiry has Good Effect.

Washington, Dec. 8. The annual
report OF Commissioner of Corpora.
tions James K. Garfield, made public
today, devotes special attention to
the investigation OF the Transports
ton Of oil and the operations OF the
Standard Oil company.
During the investigation OF the
oil industry" says the report, "it
was discovered That a very wide
spread system OF railway discrimina-
tion existed In favor of the Standard
Oil company, affecting very larse
proportion OF the country, and re-
sulting substantially In giving the
Standard OIL company an oyerwhelm-
ing advantage In transportation In
almost all sections OF the country;
that the system had been In exist
ence for number of years, and that
largely by virtue of 1t the Standard
had been abb, to restrict or eliminate
competition throughout many parts
OF the country. and thereafter reap
the benefits OF the monopoly. These
railway determinations took various
forms, often different in their nature,
and so skillfully concealed that their
existence was very rarely suspected
even by the active competitors OF the
Standard, although such competitors
knew that In general they were do
ing business at Instantaneous
figure
During the fiscal year indictments
containing 1888 counts we've returned
by the various grand juries by reason
OF this investigation.
A most striking and important re-
suit following the Investigation OF
the bureau was that the railroads
cancelled nearly all the secret rates,
illegal or improper Determinations
and In many cases the discrimina-
tions In open rates. The shippers OF
oil advise the bureau that for the
first time in many years thy are now
rapidly obtaining equality OF treat
ment from the transportation COM
panies.
"Work on other phases OF the oil
industry and the investigation OF The
tobacco, steel, sugar and coal indus
tries are well advanced. Special re.
ports thereon viii be made In due
course. An inquiry into canal and
water transportation has been start
ed -
Commissioner Garfield urges agait
the necessity for the establishment
OF federal inspection and supervision
, OF the greater industrial corporation
: engaged in interstate and foreign
commerce. lie says il will not inter
, fere with the power and authority o
the states over the corporations ere
ated under state laws, and Is not al
, invasion OF private rights, but mere
+, ly will "restore individual response
billty and prevent the corporation
q from being the hiding places OF tn
. irresponsible. dishonest OF corrup
q manager.
= Denial %. the right TO engage "
: interstate commerce is suggested
= the penalty for proved violation Q
= the law. The report says that ID
: work Of the year strikiuely demon
!, strates the value Of efficient publicit
:, for the correction OF corporal
\ abuses.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-20
Out~iis the Surgeon.

A complication OF female troubles,
With catarrh Of the stomach and
bowels, had reduced Mrs Tbos- s.
Austin, OF Leayenworth, Ind, TO
such deplorable condition, that her
doctors advised an operation: but her
husband fearing fatal results, post
poned this TO try Electric Bit.en;
and To the amaxement OF all who
knew her, this medicine completely
cured her. Guaranteed cure for tor
pid liver. kidney disease, biIionsness.
Iaundice, chills and fever, general
debility, nervousness and blood pois-
unIng. Best tonic made. Price Soc
at Geo. ". Neither and Guy Ed
wards drug stores. Try II,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-20
Rural Improvements.
Communicated:

SOh
People who have not been up the
Salmon river in the last few years
can hardly realize the changes that
have taken place. Flats on the river
once hardly noticeable are now fine
little farms. The fat once known as
Ryegrass Is now the beautiful Schultz
ranch. Mr.. Schultz since he pun
chased this ranch from Mr. Taylor
has spared neither time or money In
converting the place into not only
a productive property but beautiful
home.
Mr.. Schultz has just completed a
fine granary, structure OF no mean
size. The building was planned by
Chas. Coffman and is built German
style, fat roof, curved bins and with
side ventilation. 1t has taken six
months to build 1t, but now that 1t
Is completed they may well be
pleased with the result of their labor.
Chas. Borash Is now cutting logs for
another granary the same size as the
one just completed.
This year the grain crop exceeded
Mr.. Schultz highest expectation
and be is getting ready for larger
crop next year.
II all the ranchers on the river
would follow Mr.. Schultz example
and build finer buildings they would
be better of as they not only beautify
place, but add value to property.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-20
Their Idols Feet Of Clay.

Pacific coast people, and particu-
larly the citizens OF San Francisco,
are about the wrathiest section OF
the whole American population just
now because OF the presidents refer
ence to the japanese question In his
message. Not only do they criticise
his right to interfere, but they
charge him directly with misstating
facts and distoIting differences.
That the feeling is not political is
shown by the comment OF republican
newspapers. One Of them. the San
Francisco Chronicle. has been regard
ed as an Official spokesman for the
administration on the coast, yet IL
says editorialiy:
1.-THE president says to shut out
japanese from public schools Is a
wicked absurdity.' They are not
shut out from the public schools.
That Is an untruth. The president
demands more power to enforce the
rights OF aliens under treaties. The
contest shows that his assumption
ia that the japanese have treaty
right to enter our schools. There Is
no basis OF fact for that assumption.
"He recommends that the japanese
be by special law admitted to natur'
alIzation. That is a proposition u
he ridiculed. Its natural effect mus
he to cause a japanese exclusion ac'
to be pressed.
/ "He says that IN the matter OF tn
exclusion of japanese pupils: All o
the forces. military and civil, OF th'
limited States, which l may lawful.
employ. will be so employed. I'M
Is an implied threat to use n'iiitar
force to put japanese children INT
our schools when he veil knows d
has no authority to do anything 0
the Kind, and that any such attemp
could only lead to his own impeach
meut-
That expression and the whole ton
Of the paragraph Will strike IN
! country as an exhibition OF impoten
. rage which it is notifying to Sc
!: IN formal message OF the pres
|. dent"
Recalling the wild transports OF ct
b ,busiasm with which the Califofn
\ ans have supported the preslden
i ,he chronicles language is radical
i the extreme, not to say shockin'
|: and the queer thing about 1t Is III
Z the Chronicle represents only MID
y the emotions of all California ekcep
y ipg possibly the federal ofiice-hoidei
y salt Lake Herald.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-20
Take Notice.

hereby gise notice 10 all whom II
may concern. that J Intend 10 apply
to the board OF county commissioners
OF Lembi county. at It's regular SEES
sion 10 be held at Salmon city, Ida
no, on the second Monday In jam
airy, 1907, for authority TO appoint
deputy clerk OF district court aud ex-
ofiieio auditor and recorder OF said
county pursuant ~ the provisions OF
an act Of the legislature Of the state
Of Idaho, providing for the pay.
ment Of salaries 10 county officers.
etc. - passed'at the Fifth Session ..ot
che legislature OF said state.
Dated December q, 1870.
v. g. Smith,
Clerk Of the district court aud ex'
orrcio auditor and recorder Of Lemhi
county.
First pub. fec. 8, isS.
Last pub. Dec. 27,- 100.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-20

hereby give notice TO oil whom u
may concern, that | intend 10 apply
10 the board OF county commissioners
OF LemhI county az Its regular ses-
sion to he held at Salmon city, Ida.
no, on the second Monday IN Japu-
AIRY. 1907. for authority 10 appoint n
deputy sheriff OF said county pursu.
ant TO the provisions Of An act Of the
legislature OF the state OF Idaho,
providing for the payment OF salar-
les TO county Officers, etc. passed
at the fifth Session II the legislature
OF said state.
Dated December q. 1905.
William l., Muikey,
Sheriff elect of Lembi county.
First pub. Dec. o, 1908.
Last pub. Dec. ~, 1905.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-20
A IetAs Wonder

There's HiH at Bowie. Tex,
that's twice as big as last year. This
wonder is 81. l.. Mn. who from a
weight Of so pounds has grown TO
over $50. He says 81 suffered with
terrible cough, and doctors gave
me up u die Of consumption. vas
reduced to % pounds, when began
taking Or. Kings Ne" Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
Vow. after taking II bottles, ] have
more than doubted IN weight and aui
completely cured. Only sure cough
and cold care. Guaranteed by Geo
w Meitzler and Guy Edwards drug
eists. 5Oc and si.0o. Tr ial bott
free.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-20

We keep a large supply OF lime on
,o,d all the time. Schultz s Con
man. 1912.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-12-20

Senator Burrows pcroration was
couched In the following language
at is submitted that The Senator
(SmoI T.. by becoming member OF
and identifying himself With such
organization aud participating In It's
functions, has disqualified himself
for membership In this body. An
organization that fosters and enconr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

los ANGELES. April Is KID
Herman aud Abe Attell shook hands
IN the office Of the Pacific Athletic
club the other day. This statement
IN itself Is nothing out of the ordi-
nary until one realizes that Il was
she first time f0f months that these
little boxers have exchanged eourte-
sizes
Both boYN are Hebrews and were
once fast friends They met Cor a
slx-ruuud bout nj Chicago in fsot-
4 aas oue of those Ro-sse ia1ah at
fairs and the result was unaatls-
factory to both men. as each
claimed 20 have had the better Of
the argument Since that time theirs
has been more o. less bad blood be-
tNanu them
Herman was hanging around Now
York. hFoke. lass summer. aud Tom
o'Rourke offered him a s. 0oo purse
20 tight Atiell Herman jumped ~
the chance. bot Atteil aaid
Who are you. that should box
yuuy Whom did you ever bsaff
n yop'l MAKE i26 pounds At :
o'clock and bet 5000 GA the side.
III take sou on
4 argued vita tears In my eyes. =
said Herman IN tsllinK Of the affair.
as ] knew there wasn't a sporting
man Ia New York who woala bai 8
cents on ne against kftsii. who ia
well known there While ~ nare
handing II back and forth 10 each
other a BIZ fellow ! had mes A. Hot
Springs came Ia and after nnainF
what the trouble WAS. be reached
dawn in hta jeans and pulled nut a
hRak rrtl big enough 20 choke n
isnfss Here. KID. he said. RselinE
% s. 200 IN take a chance on you
We handed the money 20
o'RCurke and gave AttsIl two hcura
to cover t. lie began to hustle, but
couldn't get a. III give him credit
for trying. but II was no use and
the match fen through WA prct
y sore "a him Tor not giving me a
chance ~ pick up q little money
when I vas broke. Attnll a. q good
Nd and his mlxup with Neiil win
be a wonder
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

one o. the mnat remarkable
thinsa IN ths canals # shs pflas rlns
uas the first tight Prof Mike DON
evan ever had usanafan Nas Chi
eaEp man originally ana aH boy
sna a etsv~f rtiiow with hla hands.
Ills fame IS a efiiiHE Hsfapref
gained him many fslends- Finally
q dispute arese be aeen him and
Billy e'ramisy over their Respective
athletic ahiiliies. au1 y battle YES
arranged
without ever having once seen q
prize ring. Donovan went 70 ~.
Louis ls Uses aud met Craa<y "a
bare knuckie fight The fufi last
"a az ruunde aboat three lsaurs nnd
q minutes. and Donovan thsn acrI-
Aentaily fouisd bis uppoueut and
lest the battle
Donovan Ealued his title 81 pro-
feHaof first IN tskf. uheu be began
giving icHsuun ~ 1855 be became
hoxinK instructor Of The New York
Athletic ciuh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
HALLS PROTEST is
NO GO

Russ HALLS protest against I'm
pira Perrino'n deoialon In the recent
game with the Seals has been over
ruled. Yesterday President Bert
stated that he was Satisfied from
PaPrflne'b statement that Hall de-
llberately stepped ia front OF Gosh
naeur. who VIVA about 10 field
hatted ball
President nert'H decision closely
parallels others which have affect
ed the HlNRahes. rerfine says Russ
was guilty. ana RUSS denies H. se-
attic fans believe that Russ In tno
old a ball player 70 make fool
move and Kill the ons chance his
team had az winning the game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
!. MIXED SPORTS
: ss..Y....s.ssE ,

sAN FRANCISCO. April ts.-Ths
members OF the stanford crew
which will NEE; Washington aud
California. have been announced.
Gay. Cnnant and Turner, who were
among the freshman crew that de-
feated Washington 1t Seattle last
year. ars on the first crew this sea
son.
Johnnie Reid. manager OF Bobhit
Indie. IL enthusiastic over boring
In this part OF the country. John
ale thinks that this part OF The
woods II the coming Accca OF pags
He believes that the Turner Dams
bout at Pheasant Beach viii draF
q gi0. 600 house Cans viii receive
90 guarantee aud 50 per cent
81 the Eroaa receipts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

There never vas tins ia tho
history o. the ring wheu there Wa
30 much friction ogrf q pound Of
gssh az there Ia nj the present time.
tos Cams - probably the most iib-
sraI one OF the lot. sud the other
fellows have mace him that way.
0uHs. however. was newer a t1a-
uound-at fiHRside= fighter lie
won the title from Prank Erne Al
1876 pounds. and EfHr won u from
Kid favlFne at the same weight
This statement. however. IL not ln
support o. any argument recently
offered by Cans On claiming his risht
20 fight for the title az tgs pounds
f.avinus uaH = ia8=pound fighter
despite the fact that gsus reccutiy
stated tn Baltimore that the COM
qusror Of Harry Gilmore won hts
title at f2s.
The Gilmore -favlgna battle was
fought ~ ias pounds. rinEaide, and
lasted g rounds. IN which - much
fighting was done as was ever sssn
IN the ring az that time.
LAVlsns could also get down 20
tRs pounds. and many Of his best
short fights we're at that weight.
But this story was started TO shpw
how Lsvisne would 60 out Of his
GLASS. or rather how little attention
he paid 10 a coupis 81 pounds. lie
va. signed to fight Mysterious Billy
Smith az ass pounds
ons sIosption that LaviEn. made
was Jes Wsleoti, whom he required
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

one af the greatest fighters IN the
world lie fought IN almost perfect
form aud only once Ia the 40 rounds
that tho battle lasted wsn hs in tho
least bit Of danger.
CANS II probably the only man In
the world who would stand "a good
chance OF defeating battling Mel
son. or course the Dane does not
feet like hooking up with the cole
ofed boy when such men as Her
man. Herrera ana Hritt are still In
tbs game looking Tor trouble
tut Clans IL entitled 10 canaIdern-
ton before any Of the others. for
technically no holds the lightweight
championship Of tho world In the
popular mind Nelson IL the title
holder and viii always be no until
q reverse IL met with Morally tho
public Is right. but unfortunately
championships cannot be decided
upon moral claims. They are won
OF lost IN the squared circle That's
why nana 10 the real lightweight
champion of the world ns far 40
records 80. Ito defeated Frank Erna
FOE tho Title aud until he ~ defeated
the honor viii remain la his pos
session.
There ought 60 be aons way Of
Kidding uaur Of his responsibility.
Nelson gives as his reason fof not
wanting To fight Clans the record ~
the eolnfsa man for fskinH Nelson
n nearly right 81 least. Tor Cans ia
ulfhrr q cur or a crook 0n his own
confession the public bases this
opinion tie says that be ffaudu-
luutly entered Into nu agreement
win Britt 90 lay down, ANA iiritt
denies the allegation. hut the evil
dsuce iH n favor ~ Cans state
niunl. N sou stop "a REGAL tha fisht
We'll. ~ the present time % seems
imnfobahie fur theac two foremost
boys Go set together and in the
meantime the paibhe Will wait in
hupss that the two viii finally de-
ciaa 20 mix
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
The Wise Man
And the Fool

parted A wise man puts little
away In the bank each wesk and
soon has@nassgh In invest Ia a rood
piece u real estate OF some other
payinE Investment ~ the wlas
man. not the fool The state Bank
81 Seattle. corner resler and First.
PAYS per cent. compounded twice
a year. on savings asposils 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

away IN his arm that only aets upon
aKtfems occasions
IN his fights with Eddie Hnnloa
and Tommy Murphy he was all but
whipped when no brought that one
punch Into play aud carried OF tho
money.
Sullivan osxaa another man who
did "a lot ~ damage With his one
punch. but he never could lana II
when d. was a. anything like a
dnrrd condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

The lucky punch Ia the one thing
ttat win always make the result ~
any night a doubtful thing until tho
SONG sounds Tor the end 81 the bat
tie ~ the count Of 10 o. taken
The memorable battle fought a.
itahi~. Ind. between Softly smith
and Johnny Ufifnn. the Hfaiutrrs
lad Vas one % the fights that ala
much 10 demonstrates thia
afifuu had much the better of
that fight. and Ia The Hiafh round
wss driving smith around the rims
when the latter lei iaos~ a blind
80 ina that terminated tl.s min that
Vac going entirely against hifa Ia a
ttafF.
Terry Me0ovsfn II the one Fighter
in the wofid Of this sort Terry
ueeps % have latent force stored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
no, FoR California;

ON May 2. 3. 4 and the North
ern Pacifie win sell flrsf class rouaa
trip tickets 20 LoH Angeles a. rate
SIS 80 going limit MAY 10Th. return
limit July sist. account meeilnr Of
Mystic shrine. For particulars
call al city tieket office. corner %
First Ave. and aler WAY go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

&C. The Angels huttcd into the
error column fiva times bat even
that was If no use Ia the Aiwashca.
Ike Rockentield played his fret
game al second. bat did nothing IN
the three tlmc~ he wae np, Here
are the detaila
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
$3.50 los ANGELES ANo
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

Joe Clans nenmH % hsVs rrFainsi
= great e~al ~ his fefip~r eieyeFurns
and fighting form. IL HE battle
wtta Mike sullivan Al los Angeles
~ again DEMONSTRATED that he ssn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18
Zones Does We'll Until the
Ninth When lie Goes Up
High and Allows the Angels
20 Romp in With the Win
ming Run.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
played. Mon. Lost. pet

GAMES YESTERDAY.
los Angciea g Seattle I.
Oakland y Ersanu 8
Ban Francisco q Portland =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

% cesfar duwu 10 iss IN ofecF 10 set
a ftgat
Us fhr ntaen aays when . fight
vas 70 take riaes ~ certain
weight rinEai8s q meant what u
aid The men wrut GA The scales
before theY started 20 fIaist ana Hst
brfar. thry Nrge dressed ia their
nEhtlaR inxs
Tbs real thing that hurts Cans.
howrxsf s. the dlstaliVs Nay Brit
treated hisn and the manner in
" hieh N~iseH has summed him. A
a champion AZ Hheaid be The mar to
make the figures 81 shieh the flsht
ahaula TAXI piace ans mas ths
conditions faf the fight
Hut his fakin9 has pat him back
Aaa sic only pnFMsza he vii ever be
able 10 dictate 70 = .himssif
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

Seattle al les Aukeies
Oakland az Ffrann
Portland at san Francisco.
Ress Hall couldn't loose the hoo
doc yesterday AZ t.oa Angeles, and
the Angels taok the game. : to l.
Jones was ON the mound for the
Siwashes and Kept the hits safely
scattered until tae ninth. when he
walked GA air. presented three An
gels with passes 10 first aud donat-
ed the winning run BY heaving the
ball into the grandstand
Russ and his men played well In
The field and made but one error In
a bunch Of hard chances GRAY
twirlei for the Angels and did his
beat 90 contribute the game 20 Sc
attic. but the Slwaahes DID not want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

rwashasu hil Ross. Sacrifice hlta
NiaukeuHhip l1illan, Stolen hasnn
nrrnafd ftpat base uu rrrurn los
AuHelrs 1 Seattle t.cff on hasea
los Angeles 2 seattle p First base nn
hailnathff Jones' I Struak uut ~
lauea 81 hf GraF G. nauhie nlAxa-
hraaneHr 60 Ata 90 hlliaht ktH 60
hraahear "a EaKur Mott c. lisitmuls
ief Il liiahkuuHhtp 10 Haii Miid
pitehutanes tgit hy pitcher KANE,
Time uf game 1 hour and 50 mlnutea.
l'mnife- AafAunad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

Prom the land ~ star ana crescent
comes Kasakaanff oae az the wFes-
ting wonders Of the sgr standing
feet Il mches ~ bis bare feet aud
ishinE gfe pounds. aith muscles
ike steel and riiahln 80 nhip cords.
he r. Formidable adversary for ans
Of the grent mat artists. kafakanagr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
nlifahurN q glnamnAti .
NJ Louis q Nnt5 aen
NnN Nofk 81 firunkiNn 1
Philadelphia . nuaton q
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NeW York a Boston 4
fsafrhEu = nfffuff ]
gffer ia1a s ~ Louis
Washington q Philadelphia Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

FRESNO. Aprtl Is Oakland had the
edEe on the ffeaua crew YESTERDAY IA
3 rtuHt hut unuFiN PLAYED same. After
Stetr has walked three mon and
luFeed in = ran that ttsd the ncuru
tttfaHerald wins ueHt Into tie box with
out waFmInE up ffrNrreaMN NhanHrd
aut twp=taaEer and three runs pat
tered Over thr pan
as.aFn RHE
Oakland ate8 10 % Q
Fresno ... 4 90 60 I
batteries Gov. Graham and Hack
ct stella FliaEerald ana Hogan. tui-
pife rcrrtne.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

Seattle al Les Aukcies.
Oakland az t'frann.
Portland at san Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-18

OAKLAND Aufn ts-rhs wshfeot-
efs PLAYED = pcuf fleidinH game fras
teffiaN nud the seals ven a. they
pleased Aix hits were arrured or
iffHeh aud i've ar Mhssirf Ia tho
=
The Washington times., 1906-11-16
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