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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-04-04
Must Obey Grazing Laws.

In the case of the United States
versus Odesga Domingo ct AL,
United States District Judge Beatty
has decided that it is crime to al
low sheep to Craze on the nstions |
forests without permit.
Domingo, together with three
herdcrs, wilfully drove sheep onto
the Sawtooth national forest during
last August and was arrested by
forest rangers. He denurred to a
criminal indictment and contended
that the regulations OF the secretary
of agriculture, made under the au-
thority of the act of June 4, 1897,
are unconstitutional, since he main
tanned that congress had no author
ity to delegate its power to legis-
late. Judge Beatty, however, says
that this act does not come under
the rule, because, while cit is too
well settled to admit any doubt that
congress can not delegate to any
other body or person any authority
to legislate,' nevertheless, sit is
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-04-04
Beet Acreage Large al Payette.

If tie weather is clear next week,
fully 1900 acres will be planted to
sugar beets within the next six
d US. The season is ripe for the
planting of the seed but the wet
weather has been holding the work
back. A few hundred acres have
already been planted and some of
the farmers have reported that they
have beats sprouting through the
ground.
The sugar company is still re-
ceiving contracts tor growing sugar
beets, and already more than
$500 acres have been contracted.
Averaging IS tons to the acre q, 500
acres will produce 81, 500 tons or
1875, 900, 900 pounds of beets.
With this amount in prospect, no
longer is there any doubt that Pay.
cite will meet all the requirements
for securing a sugar factory at this
place next year. 1t will then be
up to the sugar company people.
-Payette Independent.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-04-04

also as we'll settled that it may au-
thorizc an executive officer to for
mulatc rules and regulations for
the full and explicit enforcement of
hct law enacted, and, according to
its full intent and spirit. To dis
cuss either of these questions
would be wastcful use of time. -
This decision is a great surprise
to those who have been relying up
on the open letter written by SEN
ator Fulton of Oregon on February
4, in which he said that there is
no law making it criminal to Craze
stock on the national forests with
out permit. Whether the decision
of Judge Beatty is finally upheld,
those who follow Senator Fulton's
advice are likely to find themselves
lodged in Jail or else paying heavy
fines, for there seems to be no hes
itarcy on the part of the forest SER
vice to arrest wilful trcspassers.
The supreme court may still de-
CiQC tildl Tic Id " 10
tional, but this now seems un-
likely, for all the recent decisions
have been the other way. In one
case, United States versus Deguirre,
not yet reported, Judge De Haven
of San Francisco reverses his former
opinion and now says that the law
/ is constitutional.
Under the recent criminal appeal
act it will be possible for the gov
eminent to appeal any case decided
against il except when the jury has
rendered verdict, and it is under
stood that the forest service will
at once carry any case decided
ag in tue government to the SUI
prcme court, in order that all doubts
about the question may be pcrma-
nently settled. -Spokesman-Rcvicw
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-04-04
TALK OF THE Town

Our telephone number is 119.
DR.. w. F. Smith of Boise spent
Sunday here.
F. w. Bossler and wife of Rocky
Bar were registered at Hotel Evans
Sunday.
Nampa is to have a wine and
cider factory, and large brick
building is soon to be built there for
that purpose.
I P. H. Spangenberg and wife this
week moved into one of the J. D.
Morris residences and are now nice
ly settled.
Lou johnson, the old-time upper
country miner, is reported to have
uncovered some more good things
in the new mining country at the
head of the Bruncau river.
Swan Simon and Soren Madscn
are giving the sagebrush no rest
out in their neighborhood. Mr..
Simon is clearing an average of
about five acres a day with his
machine.
The coal dealers report a good
supply of commercial coal on hand.
This would seem to indicate that
Mountain Home has again come
within the good graces of the u. P.
coal companies, or that they have
exhausted their pile of slack.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-11-20
aaturn,a RInas II Knots.

cambridge, Mass.--Prof. w. W..
fampbell, director OF the Lick observ-
sto,w teiegrapns that prominent
Erota have been visible during the
,aastsweek IN saturn's rings. Tho
knois appear systematically placed,
two east apd two west
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1907-11-20


it's sturdy pillar the
with has
taken than Gibraltar THE HOME
Opportunity for eacha ndev
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15

THE man in the Immaculate dress suit who
L stands M IN the orchestra AMI wave "a baton
with more or jess frenzy has his troubles like the
re-t Of humanity L he is directing "a musical
comedy or conn, opera ms bed of roses ceases when
hc comes 10 The small. oucnght stands In some
q these places the orChc~tras tcriuIv and Wo'
dcrfullv made They are generally composed oi
e., htisia~tc lovers Of music. who through the day
time peacefully pursue other and more pr'Nalc V"c-
tons They are u composite OF the shoeHaHeT'
barber general delivery clerk IN the post office,
gro,crs assistant, town clerk and other leading
lights # the community They all play various IN
s,runcnrs. think they So with scant regard
for their neighbors feeling, they band together and
call themselves an orchestra Sometimes the man
agcr Of the opera house pays them Tor their aInaE-
mated dlSCOrt. and sometimes not They are manly
guided by love for and uugucuchablc desire
. see the show for nothing
The troubles Of the musical director begin the
moment he arrives in town Usually he has 10 hurry
e. the thcatcr 10 give the local orchestra a rehearsal
This has been called for. say five sharp, but the
e., hc-tra Is not ON hand The barber = shaving
customer tn, general delivery clerk is stl sorting
letters and the grocer assistant Juggling ham TO
q patrons home IN a remote district In New
N.rk town recently the members of the local or
cic~trt had all struggled tardlIv for rehearsal TIL
hali-hour passed, and he still missing None Of
ms companions expressed any surprise, but the
leader Of the show with each ticetng moment grew
more and more indignant Finally his stock II
human torit..r,lI,c exhausted and he erred
au@rily.
"C"rncon lei start, I've waited nearly an hour.
That nothing. SAID the house leader. with an
air of great resignation Taking 1t altogether we
waited over five wears for that fellow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15

morning paper, and turned to the list Of sall1ngs.
There is only boat leaving tO-norrow.-the
Deutschland of the Hamburg American sails at noon
for Genoa and Naples
The girl pursed her lips and looked straight at me
but her thoughts | could see were very far away 1t
wouldn't do, I'm afraid-theyd be sure to look 1or
me there Besides, not ready.
Leave that TO me- | replied briskly. W hen
nv servant comes tomorrow morning. give HIM a
list of the things will need on the way over, and
have him send them by messenger 10 the boat
shall engage YOUR state room. and YOU will find the
ticket at the pur ers office You should leave here
not later than ten o'clock drive straight to Ho-
boken get on the boat lock yourself in your state
room and stay there till you feel the engines
Then YOU will be safe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15

of the desk and began our modest supper She
raised her glass and her blue eyes smiled at me over
the yellow liquid TO YOU, she sad
Did Othello marry too" | asked
Yes, afterward a charming doll from his own
tribe"
.Xot At all, we all four became great friends.
We were forever together, Somebody told the doll
it was the way play the part
Have YOU any money / asked.
The girl nodded Plenty. My husband was
away when | left; there happened to be a good deal
Of money in the house-somc business deal he mad
on for tomorrow.
Where YOU going,
'Abroad. | should think.
This suited my idea exactly. found copy OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR SEPTEMBER Is. 1907

During the recital of my plans the girl n1bbled
slowly at a cracker and when had finished she
nodded smiled and raised her glass TO the beautiful
bowed lips.
You seem to make escape very easy Have you
had much experience in giving first aid to the run
away
You will 60. them" l asked
You have made it seem the only course pos
sible"
| rose to 90. Il hope YOU Will find everything
YOU need here | said. picking up my hat.
. so soon" she asked And I'm never TO see
YOU again, You see | don't even know Your name
oh that all right - said " You VIII hndt over
here. on he letter paper Besides. l. m permanent
quantity If YOU should come back years from now
Clr-g.e1 on rage 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15

In Texas town. where an extravaganza had been
booked for nights. the orchestra was S" eXecr,-
bic that after the first performance the musical
director Of the show got the men together and
earnestly pleaded with them To come for another
rehearsal the next day The bass. first and second
volus cornct clarinet and flute all cheeriUIE eN-
pressed their Willingness Only the drums held back
&c | can come" he sad at last Il II rams You
see | drive the sprlnkling cart.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-08
NOuyeIIe Declaration EmiSe
par lie Vatican

lie Vatican a public la d6cla-
ration suivante:
Ola repture DIES relations entire lie
saint siege ct IL gouvernement
francais 6tait q peu pres certaine.
Ger ellie 6tait souhait6e par le der
nier.
Giles soi-disant divergences de
vuese entire M Clemenceau ct BRAND
n'6taient qu'un simple recours au
vieux stratag6me qui consiste q
pr6tendre au d6sir de pacifer tout
en- fxant DIES conditions que l'on
salt etre inacceptables.
'Celles du gouvernement fran
Gals auraient priv6 lie clerg6 DIES
6glises, tout en- lui imposent les
frais de Preparations.
"En mai 1905, on discutant la
loi de separation, M. BRAND admit
le droit du clerg6 Granger de par
ticiper aux associations cultuelles,
sans,quoi les pssteurs hollandals ct
ang]ais, a1nsi que les rabbins allie
mands, on auraient 6t6 exclus.
"Mais maintenant que seuls les
catalogues sont en- cause, il SO re-
fuse a admettre les pretres 6tran-
gers CONNIE cures. Son refus de
louer les 6glises aux mem bres de
congregations chass6es de France
nous semble 6galement une condi-
ton impossible q accepter.
sic loi franchise lnterdlt a ces
religieux de vlvre en- france COM
me moines, c'est pour cette raison
qu'ils devraient pouvoir y habiter
CONNIE cures
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-08

nj Suffer mont b6n66ci6 de leur
travaille. LIE premier, rest6 pauvre
ct simple prospecteur, habitat
dernl6rement encore une cabane
grossi6re touJours q la recherche
de nouveaux easements. Suffer,
d4s la d6couverte de Tor, 90 Wit
abandonner de tous les hommes 4
son service ct fut blentot complete
ment RUNE. II obtint, pendant un
certain temps, une allocutlon de
$500 par mois; mails cette pension
fut supprim6e en- 1866 ct le d6cou-
vreur de Tor mourut en- 1880, pau
vre ct d6sesp6r6.
Les objets n%ecessaires d Ia vie
attejgnirent DIES prix exorbitants.
La farlne, le riz, le sucre 90
payaient 5 francs la livre; vim. eau.
de- vie, 40 francs la bouteille.
Les bouteillee, memes vides,
abandonn6es sur les navires
ct qu'on recherchait pour y placer
la poudre dor, atteigoaient JUS
qua rs francs piece. Un chapeau
en- feutre girls SO vendait couram-
ment so q 70. francs; une vieille
c%ouverture de laine, 80 dollars.
N'afirme-t-on pas que lie premier
des Gould await 6dif6 sa colos sale
fortune en- vendant des pommss
de terre frites!
Nous avons assist6 a DIES ph6no-
menes semblables lors des r6centes
discoveries des mines du Trans
vaal ct du Klondyke.
La California fut admise au
nombre des Etats de lUnlon en-
1850. LIE pays commeDcait d6ja q
sc peupler. San Francisco qui
comptait en- 1847, un miller danes
r%enfermait trois ann6es plus tard,
en- 1850, plus de $4,000 indlvidus
des deux sexes. Cette progression
Sc maintient jusqu'a nos jours
malgr6 l'epuisement dos easements
auriferes. Au dernier recensement
la California comptait pres de
100000 habitants. San Francisco
seule compile une agglom6ratlon
de pres de 100000 individus. Les
autres villes importantes de lEtat
sont: Los Angeles, 10000 habi.
tants, Oakland, $1,000; Sacramento
10000 habitants.
Les Chinols commencement a
6mjgrer vers 1860. Dix ans apres,
en- 1870, leur nombre 6tait de &c.
00U; en- 1880, lis 6talent $4,000.
L'accroissement rapide de la po-
pulation asiatique pr6occupa vive-
ment les Californiens qui obtinrent
par I'm pl6biscite, DIES lois restricti-
YES pour l'entr6e des Chinois sur
lie territoire american. LIE nombre
de ces derniers tomba en- 1900, a
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-08

peuple american contre tous les
asiatiques en- general ct les popu-
lations de races jsunes-Chino,s
RE par la pressure unanimit6 du
ct Japonais-en particulier.
Nous ne pouvons, dams CO jour-
nal, prendre position pour Fun GU
lautre DIES parts on litige. MATS
nous pouvons ct nous devons en-
visager ce nouveau probleme de
g6ographique economic bien fat
pour 6veiller les reflections du phi
losophe ct du SPECTATOR impartial.
Nous assistons. on effet, 3 rune
des manifestations DIES nations mo-
dernes dams leurs efforts pour la
conservation du bien. etre ct de la
lutte pour l'existence.
Ainsi, nagu6re encore-notre &C.
n6ration en- a etc t6moin-les peu-
Piles occidentaux, Europeans ct
Americans, forcaienti par les ar
mes les nations aslatiques, Ohinois
ct Japonais, notamment, d'ouvrir
leurs portes pour y laisser p6n6.
trer l'6l6ment european, ct les en-
gageaient q venir SO meier q notre
vie. Or, ces portes sont-elles q pei
ne ouvertes que d6ja on 6l4ve DIES
barrieres dams nos propres pays
pour en- lnterdire l'acces q ces me-
mes populations don't nous solicit
tons-a coups de canons-la visite.
H6las! c'esi la loi memorable de
lofre ct de la demande, de la pc.
nurie ct de l'abondance.
La California devait plus parti-
c%ulierement attirer la genie asiati-
que. Ce pays doit So reputation,
CONNIE on salt, q sas mines dor.
Ce fut en- 1889, qu'un Suisse, nom
me Suffer, ancien capitaine des
gardes de Charles K, v1nt s'6ta-
blir dams le pays. II fit quelques
ann6es apre2, en- l847, uu contrat
d'association avec un Mormon,
nomm6 Marshall, pour l'6tablisse-
ment dune scierie m6canique.
C'est en- dess6chant le lit dun
ruisseau don't il await d6tourn6 lie
cours, que le mormon trouva la
premiere p6plte dor.
Get 6v4nement devait naturelle-
ment bouleverser le pays. Go fut
r1roionro opnkoo mo ~,
rec generate a laquelle SO deterrent
les emigrants d'Europe, les Am6-
rica1ns de PUnion, les Mexicains
ct les habitants de l'Am6rique du
Sud.
Bien entendu, cette d6couverte,
le cas- SO produit g6n6rale-
ment, ne devait profter qua ceux
qui ont su explolter les b soins
dams lesque(s Sc trouvaient les
premiers chercheurs. Nj Marshall
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Tn Commandant "Prudent''

LIE capitaine Money!, qui COM
mandate lie "Larchmont" ma pas
tent6 lie sort.
On! non il est trop prudent"
pour celia.
S'6tant apercu que lie vapeur
s'enfoneait, il fit METRE aussit0t
une chaloupecla plus grande!-
a la mer ct y prit, place, ayec quel-
ques-uns de ses subalternes, sans
s'occuper autrement de ceux qui
allaient p6rir!
"Sauve qui peut'! a probable
| ment pens6 le jeune commandant,
ct il s'est sauv6!
L'instinct de la conservation la
emport6, chez lui, sur le sentiment
du devoir.
Certains diront peut- etre que le
capitaine McVey nest pas un he
ros. Soft. MATS, nous leur rappelle-
rons CO mot dun soldats malin d qui
l'on reprochait de s'etre enfui pre-
cipitamment du champ de batail-
le:
"Je pr6fere etre I'm lache vivant
qu'un h6ros mort!'
Ce soldat-la I, disparu depuis long
temps de la scene du monde, await
present notre ere de positivis-
me efr6n6.
81 le capitaine McVey 6tait
Franeals, certains %journaux des
Etats- Unis ne trouveralent pas
d'expressions assez 6nergiques pour
le f6trir ct le ridlculiser de toutes
les facons imaginables.
LIE journal, de Boston, qui-
le malheureux!-a deja os6 parler
de la "lachet6 caract6ristique de
la race franeaise', le poursuivrait
de ses sarcasmes les plus me.
chants.
Msis il ne porte pas un nom
francais, ct c'est pourquoi Ia pres
SO anglophone oublie de lui repro
cher ga conduite.
Celia n'empechera pas, cepen-
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-08

II Y a d&ja assez d@cuei1s a%uxque1s la femme ne
saurait Sc soustraire, sans qu' ellie semb1e chercher
q sen Greer d'autres par sa pure negligence.
Celle-ci ne devrait jamais oublier que chez ellie
tout particulierement, lorsqu'il s'agit de la sante,
tout compte, meme les chooses les plus insigni6antes
en- apparence. II y a tant de d&licatesse dams Get
organisme 81 fragile LIE moindre incident peut en-
entraver lie bon fonctionne1nent.
Mieux avisees, les fen1mes d'aujourd hui Sen
tourent bien de certaines precautions ct elles ont
pour elles-memes des egards que j%ustife petat de
faiblesse generate qui les caracterise pour la plu-
part.
L'art de bic manager est diAici1e ct pourtant c'est
tout lie secret de bien vivre ct surtout de Sc mainte-
mir en- sante.
Que de dyspeptiques, mon Dieu "a paurore de &c
steele Oh lie plus grand nombre des maladies est
cause par les troubles ~digestifs.!
Surveillez votre digestion, mesdames, maintenez
touiours vos intestins en- parfait ordre, ct, libre de
toute entrave, votre estomac suppleera aux besoins
dune saline nutrition ainsi, vous vous eviterez
bien deS ennu1S.
Ma1heureusement, il y a des esto1nacs capricieux.
Dams &c cas-, la meilleure nourriture absorbee dams
les conditions les plus hygi@niques, peut encore &tre
INVISIBLE. Alors, il faut REINSTATEMENT alder lie ira
vail de la digestion. C'est &c qui arrive lie plus
generalement.
De tous les digestifs connus, il nest encore rien
de comparable aux Pilules Rouges qui sc recon-
mandent a toutes les fe1nnes.
Cest lie remede du jour ct pour cause
Ecoutez plut6t !e recit de Mademoise1le Eugene
Jette:
'Lorsque je commercial a prendre DIES Pi1ules
Rouges, il y a trois ans, j'avais la tete ct lie ceur
considerablement afectes. Depuis deux ans que
J'etais entire les mains DIES medecins ct mon etat de-
venait de plus en- plus .%critique. Dune faiblesse
extreme, j'avais peine a me mouvoir.
Deux medecins avaient bien compris que ma
1nauvaise digestion occasionnait tout celia, mails au-
Gun ne put y remedier dune facon satisfaisante.
Pourtant, &c ne sont pas les prescriptions qui ont
manqu& &c que jen al subj DIES visites ct pris des
drogues puts, que de temps perdu ct d'argent de-
pense
REIMBURSEMENT que les effets bienfaisants des Pi-
Jules Rouges sont enhn venus METRE un terme a
tant de souffrances ct a TN tel gaspillage.
En- quatre mois, pendant lesquels je n al pris que
dix bottles de Pilules Rouges, je fus complement
gu@rie de &c NAL qui me desesperait ct @tait pour
moi TN reel martyre.
Les Pilules Rouges ont fait disparaftre, sur lie
champ, la cause &vidente de ma maladie les trou-
hes digestifs. Cest tellement vrai que depuis que
ma digestion s'opere faci1ement, depuis que mon
estomae n'eprouve plus de ces 1ourdeurs qui en-
obstruaient lie passage, depuis que mes ~intestins
sont r@guliers, ma sante en- general est devenue
excellente ct je me porte a mervei1le.
VOLTA done bien veritablement l'euvre des Pi1u-
les Rouges.
Puisse mon exemple servir a tant de femmes qui
souffrent du meme NAL" charlottesville Eugene
Jette, III rue Champlain, Montreal.
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Rien de plus facile a e%xp1iquer que Faction des
Pilules Rouges en- pareil cas-.
Les Pllules Rouges s'adaptent a tous les besoins
du systeme f@minin. Files s'identi6ent avec lie sang
pour parcourlr tous les organes qu'elles ali1nentent
ct renforcent. Cest une medicine qui s'adaptea
toutes les constitutions. Prepare soigneusement par
des chimistes experiment@s ct d'apres les plus re-
centes donnees de Ia science, &c remede repond
ab%so1ument aux besoins de nos jours.
CONSULTATIONS GRATUITES Adressez-
vous par 1ettre on ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, au No 274 rue
Saint Denis, 81 vous d@sirez avoir des conseils. Les
Medecins de la Gle Chimique Franco -Americaine
vous donneront, tout a fah gratuitenent, les infor-
nations necessaires pour lemploi DIES Pilules Rou-
ges ct vous indiqueront aa1ssi TN autre traitements 81
votre ma1adie lie requiert.
DEFIEZ .VOUS.-L Les Pi1u1es Rouges sont tou-
jours vendues en- bottles de 50 pilules. Chaque' bofte
est recouverte dune etiquette imprimee en- rouge
sur du papier blanc. Les Pilu1es Rouges que les
marchands vous vendent a Ponce, au cent on a 25c
la boite, ne sont pas les n6tres ; &c sont DIES imita-
de cette maniere.
Ces char1atans qui Sc font appe1er docteurs, pas
SAINT par les campagnes, al1ant de maison en- 1naison,
Sc disant envoyes parl a Gle Chimique Franco-Ame-
ricaine, sont DIES imposteurs toujours, car jamais
nos Medecins ne sortentd de 1e11r bureau de c~onsulta-
lions pour solgner les femmes na1ades.
ST votre marchand ma pas les Pilules Rouges de
la Gle Chimique Franco-Americaine, envoyez-nous
soc pour une bofte on s.. so pour Six bottles, ayant
blen soln de fa1re enreglstrer votre lettre contenant
de Pargent. ct vous recevrez par lie retour de la
MALE, les veritables Pilules Rouges.
Adressez toutes vos lettres Gle CHIMIQUE'
FRANCO AMERICA1NE, 274 rue Saint Denis,
Montreal. .
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1907-03-08
Que Reserve l'Avenir?

N'est-ce pas une page de la vie
contemporaries que cette q%uerelle
soulev6e par les habitants de Call
fornie contre reimbursement des
Japonals?
MOI lecteurs connalssent le su]et
du conflt: les autorit6s u~niversitai-
res de &c grand Etat ne veulent
pas admettre aux 6coles publiques
les enfants japonais. Les Nippous
voient ID, bien ,,entendu, un ostra-
cisme qui blesse profondement
leur amour-propre.
Entire nous, cette exclusion de
l'6l6ment infantile des 6co]es cali
fornienpes nest qu'un chapitre
tres fable de la grande haine nour-