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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17

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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-01-18
Who Got ths bahy7

Read over this little story and see
II you can tell who got the baby:
Once upon time when all living
animals could talk together and un-
derstand each other an ugly old
crocodile stole tiny baby and was
about to make a dinner of it, but
the poor, frantic mother begged SO
piteously for her child that the
crocodile said:
"Toll me one truth and you shall
have your baby again."
"You will not give him back to
mo-" she replied.
~Then BY our agreement I keep
him." said the crocodile, "for il you
have told the truth / am not going
to give him back, and if it is lie l
have also won"
But the mother said, "If l told
you the truth you are bound by your
promise, and if it is not the truth
IL will not be q lie until you have
given me my child"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-01-18
Idaho's New Officials

Following are the state omolal1
who were sworn into oncs at BoiiA
last week TO serve the people Of Ida.
no during the next twO years: II
Governor, Frank r, Gooding; lieV,
tenant governor. ErsA A. Burrsll;
secretary of state, Robt Lanadou;
state auditor, Robt. s. Brayaw; state
treasurer, G. A. Hastings; attoresy
general, John J. 9uheen; state supes.
intendent Of public i0strsctivn, 8.
Belle Chamberlaia; stats mine 10.
spectnr, Rnbt. N. Bell. Judge Geo.
II. Stewart was sworn In - associate
justice OF the supreme court, which
DOW consists OF Chief Justice Allshii
and Associate Justices Sullivsn and
Stewart. ~
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-01-18
On immigration Committee;

WASHINGTON. D. G. January sil-:In
discussing the japanese question:
which so vitality copcsrps the extfems
western states a. this time, - ~
interesting TO note The commanding
influence Idaho has on the importset
committee in both houses which will
prepare and consider the legislat atioa
that may go before either house. II
the Senate. the committee on lmnai-
grafton. Senator Heyburn ID . mem-
ber Of this conf mittee. and II nighb
be well to add that be Is the Onty
western republican on the committee.
and after the 4th OF March be will ~
the only western man among either
democrats or republicans on tho CON,
mittee, that means 90 much to the
entire west at this time. 10 tbs
house, Idaho fares fully ~ we'll, Con.
gressman French being . leading
member OF the committee on Imml.
grafton and naturalization. M.
French is high up on this committees.
being number three in rank. the
; committee numbering fourteen. This
committee would have absolute
charge of any proposed leglslatioiI
effecting japanese immigrat,on thai
might come up In the House. Thua
it will le seen that no other state Ia
The west Is 80 strong on this cOmuiit
tee as Is Idaho, and without = douhl
she will have much ~ SAY. on this ai
Important question which will c0n,,
before Congress in some shape D
another 10 y short tlma. !,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-01-18

A. .'Ben Hur" is today the most
talked 0f play that comes to the far
west, Just 80 = decade ago was 1.-The
Prisoner Of Zenda", lending to Its
listeners such beautiful thoughts,
such charming eloquence, such heroic
actions, such exciting climaxes,
reaching one upon the other until the
last, which truly makes one forget,
and leaves one dream with the
sweet fragrance Of romance
By all means attend this. the great
est play our people will ever be per
mitted to see on the local stage.
Tickets will be ON sale at VonHos
teens, Monday morning for the per
for,nance Wednesday, Jan. %. Sc
cure your seats early and get The bes
az they promise to 70 fast.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-01-18
cSulda't Wait q Minus.

A httsburg man who suddenly
sequired riches was desrous Of pur-
chasing . fast horse. He went to 4
dealer, who sold him an animal and
guaranteed that he could trot mile
in 2:l0. He took hi. .pnrchase home
and the next day drove down to the
track 70 try him. Much to his dis.
gust the best the horse could do
was . mile in 1:lo. Hs returned "a
the dealer in . rsge and said:
sYou told me this horse could
trot . mile in $50. He CANT 20 q
milo better than $40"
The dealer looked at him q mir
ute and said:
"Well, what OF thati Are YOU
su"h terrible hurry you can't ",
invite ?"-Exchange.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-01-18
TAKING THEIR MEASURE,
Daily Statesman Gossips.. About the
Members From Kootenai.

Daily Statesman Gossips 'About the
Members From Kootenai.
In Gossip about members OF tho
niuth session.. the Statesman hAe
the following paragraph devoted a
hy representatives. from KOOtenai:
I, There are several members 10 the
legislature who are .'xll wo0l"; soDe
Of these are o. Agurstiveiy, asA
Others literally. Most ef the latter
hail from the sheep c9ustsies. Hss
the one who nearly appsQaehse the
yard wide" standard OF measure-
ment is Representative Failon Of
Kootenai. Mr.. Fallon 10 the broad.
est shouldered man In the session.
H. looms up like John L. Sullivan y!ps
Jeffries, or other " the big ones,
whose physical pr0wess has brought
them fame. Mr.. Fallon has solss
pretty husky colleagues from Koos-
enai in the persons az Gleason aud
Taylor. Both OF these genslemAn
look like mighty good men Ia IN
encounter. The fourth member from
Kootenai. Finstad, 10 the tallest
man 10 the house. n
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-01-18
THE PRISONER Of NNDA."
Rathdrum Amateurs Will Present the Great
Drama, January 3,rd

A very pleasant surprise IL to be
furnished the public when the next
performance Ut the dramatic com.
papy is given. We presume that
never before has SO good play rs
"The Prisoner of Zenda" been at
tempted by an amateur company.
From Shakespeare 10 the present day
the plays that have test pleased the
public have heeu plays Of \ romantic
KIDD, and the greatest one, the one
with the sweetest romance is Edward
Roses dramatizatinn of The Priso-
TIER of Zsnda".
II succeeded because of its story
and because one was glad to know its
dne human characters. and because
it raises the standard Uf public taste
by noble examples OF human Kindness
and human conduct.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-01-18
new COUNTY OFFICIALS
Inducted into Office in Rath-
drum last Monday.
THE SEVERAL DEPUTIES
Adams Sheriff's Chief Deputy.-H'
Engleking, Jailor.

With the exception of County
Auditor T. l.. Quarles, reelected,
and Treasurer Shoemaker, Koote-
mai county now has new list of
officials. On Monday all the Off
GERS elected last November were
sworn in and assumed the duties
Of their various positions.
Following are those who will
serve the county during the next
two years:
Auditor, 7. L. Quarles; sheriff,
c. A. Mcdonald; treasurer, c. ].
Shoemaker; assessor, c. A. Baifor;
probate judge, F. A. Mccall;
prosecuting attorney, Peter john
son; superintendent Of public in
struction, James w. Ramsey; sur
veyor, John X. Ashley. Jr.; coro-
ner, VIM. Knapp; county commits
sioners, c. c. Edwards, Ist dis
,rict; A. ]. Clark, and district; J..
P. Dunn, 3rd district.
Auditor Quarles will retain
under him Deputies D. E. Dandy,
G. w. Flemming, ]. A. Foster
and the other assistants who have
been employed in the recorders
Office for some time past.
Sheriff Mcdonald has announc.
ed appointment of two deputies,
: D. r. Adams and Henry Engle,
king. Mr.. Adams who is the out.
+, going assessor will be chief deputy
Deputy Engleking will be jailor.
| In the treasurer's Office, John M
Repass will probably continue II
The employment of Mr.. Shoemak
er for sometime yet.
Assessor Bailor has employed !
w. Smith Of Ramsey to assist hin
N the Office work R. c. Thomp
;on, former assessor, is also EN-
ployed. This leaves the force il
the assessors Office numerical,
The same as heretofore.
i, 1t is understood that County At
torney Johnson will dispense wit
the services OF the deputy required
by his predecessor.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-01-18
Post Falls.

=. e. Bold and family have moved
into their new residence on Mulldn
avenue.
A dance wac given in Ender's hall
Friday night. A very small crowd
was In attendance.
The newly organized card club met
1t the residence OF Mrs. e. NoGls
Friday evening and played progress
sive whist. A verv dainty luncheon
WIS served after the prizes had been
awarded.
The Presbyte.lans and Methodists
are holding union revival meetings In
the Presbyterian church all this week.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-01-18
STATE aud COUNTY NEWS.
Items of Interes, Gathered
From Exchanges.
OF INTEREST TO lDAHOANS.
Events and Industrial Progress
OF the Week.
II. d. Wright's sawnill At Hayden
lake started operations Monday.

II. D. Wright's sawnill At Hayden
lake started operations Monday.
A franchise has been granted BY
the com missioners Of Csssia county
for the construction 0f q railroad 70
miles long through that county
On Jan. II. Representative FsltOn
Of KOuteuRi county introduced In the
legislature Q bill for the preservation
aud pro, ecticn of forests, and ss'ab'
fishing the 0tices " nre coz, missioner
and fre wardens.
A report from Boise indicates tha,
strong opposition IN developing ~
defeat Governor G,mding's prODf'sa'
for . railroad commission. The
Sh"r, Line company is up In arms
Sva,n ns' tn" prnpasirin"
On Monday Representative Ia '"r
IN, rOiucpi In IN. huuse " tn" Idaho
legislature. the hill ask,nK fnr An
appropriation Of $27 900 by tire state
tn huild u wagon bridge across the
KOutenai river at Bunhers Ferry.
VIM. Ashley. Jr., III Rathdrum
recently named IA receiver fnr the
land ONCE at Occur d'Alene, last
week forwarded his boad Of $4,000
~ Washington City for the govern
mants approval.
Litigation OF q COW At Occur d..
Alene has ruB up total cost OF $3.50.
The COW Is said to have been origin
ally worth but SIS.
Roland Bastford, \ young man q
years Of aye and recently from lndi
ana or Ohio. was killed last FRIDAY
n,orning on Otto Schiliing's iaIn
near Post Falls He was telling ,
tree which struck him, injuring hin
fatally.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-01-18

Th4lr Burial Customs Prevailed Untii
tbs Whites Came.

Thalr Burial Customs Prevailed Untli
ths Whites Came.
Mound builders Of the Mississippi
valley in the manner of burial Of
their dead were in close touch with
those Of the valley of the Ohio and
had something in common with
them, embracing the ideals display
ed in the ancestor worship of the
oriental ss well as antedating the
custom Of setting a granite shaft as
. mark Of respect over the graves Of
our departed at the present time.
Formerly mound builders were
supposed to have become an extinct
race, occupying the territory in
which these numerous burial
mounds are found prior to its occu-
pancy BY the North American In
dams, but in the light of more re-
cent and more thorough investiga-
ton, writes Richard Hermann in
"Records Of the Past" it has been
shown that burial of the dead in
mounds has been practiced by the
Muskawakies of the Foxes, who oc-
cupied the territory up to and in
cluding some of the time when the
frst white people settled in the up
per Mississippi valley.
The former erroneous supposition
came about principally through the
uncommunicativeness of the Indian.
When questioned concerning the
mounds and their contents he would
invariably act the stole, for accord
ing to his ideas Of ancestor worship
the subject was held sacred and was
not to be touched upon, nor we're
any Of the belongings which had
been buried with him ever in any
manner to be used again by any liv-
ing man. For this reason when
shown flint arrow or spear heads
they would profess ignorance and
insist that they were there before
the arrival Of the Indian.
The conical mounds, Mr.. Her.
mann states, are generally individ.
ual or family burying mounds. The
earth, sand or other material is car
ried there by members of the tribe
or the nearest Of kin and fllet
around the body. Apparently the
farther the earth, sand or materia
: Of which the mound is being built il
brought OF the more labonous tn,
f, work Of carrying 1t to the place o.
intsrment the higher the respec
/ paid to tho dead. And in this re
! spect they do not differ materiall,
| from white people. We would dis
! dain to erect over a grave in tn,
middle west q shaft made from tn
| limestone Of the local Galena for
nation, but instead get grant,
shaft shipped from Vermont o
elsewhere, equally as great a dis
tance and at as great an expense.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-01-18
Division Bill Defective?

The bill for the division of
Kootenai county, drawn up BY E.
r. Whitla and c. H. Potts of
Coeur d'Alene, Peter Johnson and
J. A. Steinlein of Standpoint, and
c. !. Shoemaker, chairman of the
committee, is reported to have
been found defective. 1t was to
have been introduced in the house,
Monday, but was submitted to w.
E. Borah for correction. After it
has been carefully examined, the
bill will be formally introduced.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-01-18
Cool Weather in Northwest.

The cold snap which had held the
inland empire Ia It's grasp, for several
days, increased In intensity last Sat-
urday with a strong blast from the
north aud easL SATURDAY nigh 10
degrees below zero vas registered at
Standpoint, three or four below In
Rathdrum, and 10 below AT Occur
d'Alene. 10 Spokane degree below
was reported, but at Pullman the
mercury went to Is below. AT Mos.
COW 10 below was registered.
In the United States the coolest
point was Havre, Mont, 32 below
zero. At Helena it was IA below.
| The cold weather adds to the suffer.
F.! ing caused by the fuel famine.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-01-18
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
The Principle Recommendations in
Biennial Document.

The Principle Recommendations in
Biennial Document.
Governor GUoding's message, issued
last week IL a plain aud comprehen-
sive statement of the work accom-
pushed by his administration and the
legislation which the governor deems
necessary for the future. Following
are, in brief, the chief reccommenda.
lions made by the governor:
Appropriations for enlargement Of
state.schuols, syluIns, soldiers home,
etc.
Provision tor steady employ menL of
inmates Of the penitenLiary.
Fair appropriations for the naLio "a |
guard.
AMendMtpt Of state veterinary
law liking responsibilities Of surgeon.
Establishing y school for defective e
children
The passage Of direct primary
election law.
The passage OF an anti-pass law,
aud anti trust law, an eight hour law
and employers liability act.
FavurinE division of Kootenai and
Cassia counties.
Re- enactment of the electors test
oath.
Esxablish ment OF state board Of
health.
A law allowing taxation 90 tha,
vari0us c0u mites may rid themselves
Of cricket pest.
A free interstate bridge across thu
Snake river at Lewiston.
A law increasing corporation 6lins
fees and levying 4 graduated Tax up
on corporations.
A small appropriation to c0llec
and care for data and relics Of societ.
ut Idaho pioneers.
4 The enactment 0f local Uptiol
+ law to further control liquor rrafiic
The creation of a railroad com
mission.
Memorial resolutions on the dealt
Of ex-governors, Frank SteunenberI
and Frank w. Hunt.
Governor Gooding alsu relates il
considerable detail the states part II
The Steunenberg case. He make
favorable mention OF w. e. Boran'
candidacy for q. S. senator, an
gives statement of the nnancis
condition Of the state, showing thA
the bonded indebtedn ness Of the stat
on Jan. !, 1907, was $l,079, 900. l
1905 It was $733, 800, but the eight
legislature authorized a bond issue {
$460,500. The receipts during th
last two years were $3,lll, ,5O6. Il
disbursements 81, ,849, 9,94l.l3; Dalanc
cash on hand Jan. /, 1907, S440. $50
~.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-01-18

c. A. Snow b Co., Patent Lawyers
Of Washington D. c.. have now ready
their Diary and Memorandum book
for 1907, which they will sruh on re
ce,pt Of postage 3 cents. This little
hook Is useful. No where else that we
know can 81 much be had for 81 title.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-01-18
One psnissnt Amena Them.

In . rare pamphlet bearing the
imprint ssPrinted by H. Haines, at
Mr.. Francklin's, in Russell-street,
Covent-garden, 1733," is given .
short history Of the primo ministers
IN Great Britain. Details are given
Of the history Of trusted ministers
Of the sovereign from Odo, bishop
Of Bayeux, William the Conqueror'a
servitor, down to the Duke Of Buck
ingham Of James rs time. The
pamphleteer sums up the fate OF
thirty-one prime ministers in the
following fashion:
DY'D by the Halter .......................
Ditto BY the Axe ......................... II
Ditto by STURDY EEooARs ...............
Ditto untimeiy by private Hands ........
Ditto In Imprisonment .....................
Ditto IN EXNe ...............-........
Saved by sacrificing their Masters ......
London News.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1907-01-18
LEGISLATURE At WORK
Administration Measures are
Introduced.
WELLS CONTEST DISAISSt1
Local Option Bill in House. Rail
road Commission.

Jan 7-Bobn houses of the ninth
session cunvehed The new officials
took the oaLn OF office in Tue senate
chamber. Both houses then organ
lied.
Jan. 8--The seuats and house in
joint session listened to the reading
of the governors message. Senate
ordered purchase of Sl2O worth OF
stamps and $50 worth Of stamped
wrappers for USE OF The members.
The joint session ordered 900 copies
Of the governors message prinLed TOR
distribution.
Jan. 9-The matter ur autographed
stationery having been ordered from
Portland occasioned IA debate in The
house, and was referred to printing
cummittee. Secretary Of stale nutl-
lied the senate that papers and ballot
boxes 10 cOntest Of Ignatz We'll
against J. l.. McCIear had been re-.
ceived.
Jan. l0--Senate Bill No. was
introduced, LO amend act creating
Boise independent school district.
Ten billie introduced in house: l,
act to pay salaries and expenses Vi
the session; 2, to regulate railroads
| u nd ri ta cuil ".
estray law; 4, to regulate iobbying; 5,
anti trust biil; 6, '.antl-Mldcat bill, =
prohibiting false reports OF corpora.
tluns; Z, to Appropriate $4,000 iol
bridge acro,s snake river al Lewiston
3, child labor bill; 9, ameudinG de
linQuenL children law; 10, aut.p pas.
bill.
| Senatorial contest OF We'll agains
McClear was taken up, out po.tpOhei
becAure Keys faliad in III Oaiio' nuxes
House adopted mileage report. 4
memorial on death and services .
former Governors Steunenbcrg ant
J Hunt was adopted by The mousse. 4
! dill appropriaLing $4,000 for iegisla
tive expenses was passed in the house
Jan. IA JOINT memorial iavorin
exclusion uf japanese was Introduce
, in huuse.
Three new senate bills introduces
| nd hille inn1,,itv,.s
bill To establish local option In cities
election precincts, villages, towns Z
counties.
Both houses adjourned to Jan. "a
Jan. I4-After considering th
depusili0us read on the 18TH, In Lh
! Weil-McCletr contest, the senat
0 committee dismissed Ignatz We'll
contest, thus leaving Senator Nc
/ Clear u represent KooLenai 10 tt
4 upper house Of the legislature. TT
balloJs of Standpoint, Sherman an
I Cocolalla precincts we're recounte
t. and found to talley with the offici
!. returns.
n The anti lobby bill WAS passed
the house. New bills were intr
duced: appropriatinX $4,000 for
wagon road to Elk CiV,; appropria
ing $27, 900 for bridge AZ Bonne
Ferry, and appropriaLng $780, o.
for a jute factory at the penitentiar
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