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Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23
DIETS AND THE DOCTORS.


Scarcely an Article Of Food that II
Not Condemned.
What with tile vegetarians Who eat
NO meat and the rheumatic .u.r,urs.
WHO eat no fruit and the gou.y wLo
taxi no nitrogen IL they know il and
the dyspeptics who eat only icOIIess
foods, lie stands to lose one If It's G. ief
Joys. square meal, says the Medic ah
Journal. And 1t Is not quite true tt at
Instinct rises superior to theory aud
that after all people eat what is good
for them. Readers and thinkers are
deeply Influenced by chemical symtois
and 1t Is not rare for a pallid dysIep-
TIC Of tuberculosis tendencies to ehdeuvor
to practice the economies Of metlDoIism
ingeniously set forth by some of the
physiological chemists. 1t Is high time
somebody raised voice In protest, for
surely no people stand In so little need
Of this counsel as do ours Our hus-
thing population requires good deal Of
nutriment and is suffering from lack
rather than repletion.
A. a race possibly We have aot lived
long enough in America to be thorough.
ly acclimated. We speak of
the efrete populations of Europe, but
no one who has seen them would ever
cal. the European peoples effetc, and
the impression Is ineffaceable that what
We need here Is better cooked food and
more of 1t, rather than the diet Of feds
that now captivate our nervous rouii-
trymen. 1t would certainly be diIi.ult
to construct any scheme of diet en-
which the profession would agree.
There Is scarcely an article but tinds
condemnation somewhere among US
Tho banana, dear to childhood. Is de-
nounced by the pRdiatrist as unwnole-
some, though whole populations live
upon 1t; while no printed diet list
would Include pork and bacon, which
DR.. Woods Hutchinson insists are the
kcystones Of our national greatness
Even In the dietetics of disease-thi,
rather than health being our CHOSEN
realm-utter confusion and disagres-
ment reign. Chemical formulas Of nor
rifying elaboration lead one to condemn
red meat In govt, another to pronounce
1t nutriment readily assimilable aud Z
easily disposed of. And the quarrcls
over foodstuffs permissible to the rh .u-
mstic are equaled only by those over
carbohydrates in grave diabetes. 1t L.
q crying need of the time that the pro-
fessior reaches a consensus Of convic-
ton and teachings Oh the basic facts Of
nutrition in health and disease before
they attack the more venial superst,-
tlors and absurdities of a much beset
laity. First Of all, brethren. shall We
not cast out the beam that is In our .
own eye?
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23

med straw hat before the mirror In
tho back Of the showcase. as fairs
my experience goes wimmen amt hard
to please"
"They amt II you've found 1t that
Away, WASH said the ,storekeeper,
with an appreciative chuckle at his
own wit.
Jest give 'em their own way an do
the way they want you to do an don't
contradict 'em an you can git along
fust rate with most of EN-" said Han
cock. ignoring the thrust. "Oncet in a
while there's exceptions, but hain't
never seen many Of 'em. The trouble
Is we don't try to please 'em enough.
never seen but one man that tried right
along an that was Wesley Stope."
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23

"An' now, bruddern an sistern," said
the Rev. Mr.. Flatfoot, as the contribu.
ton box was started on lrs rounds, ire
membah, dat while it am well t. direct
yo' wireless messages to de throne OBJ
grace, dey am heap mo- less apt t.
miscarry if de charges am liberty pre-
nojdn
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23

Gunner-They say it takes years to
make a genuine panama hat
Guyer-Years to make a panama
hat? Then, great Scott, how long do
they expect it to take to make a Pan
anna canal2
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23
The Week.

As q division of time the week ha.
been used in the east from immemoria.
ages. 1t does not seem to be natura,
division Of time, though several periodi
Of animal economy. such as tho incuba,
ton of eggs, correspond with weeks.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23

The packing houses are not the only
dirty things In the world. Look al
some kitchens, at some back yarda
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23

What has become of all the old.fs sh.
Toned warts7 Who hrs them? Have
you got any7
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-23
The Minister'S Wife
BY MRS. HENRY WOOD

ions, Lady Grace. l can have no posi-.
BILE interest with Lord Avon"
"You can marry them" she said, softly,
in reference to the conversation at dinner,
land set the parish grumblers at def
ance"
Marry? Yes, should hope-do
So" was his reply. His voice was soft
as her own; his speech hesitating; he
was thinking of Edith Dane.
But how was Lady Grace to divine
that? She, alas! gave altogether diff
ferent Interpretation to the words and
her heart beat with a tender throbbing,
and her lips parted with love and hope,
and she gazed after him until he disap-
peared in the shadows of the sweet sum-
mei night.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-01-31
Real Estate Transfers.

uo6I 6SIaV0 bTd0SI0TSs
As reported by the Inland Alb
stract and Investment Co. Ltd, Of
Grangeville, Idaho.
PATENTS.
To A. Bensching, 100 acres in
20.31-1 w.
To A. Mangnls Jorgenson, so
acres in 80 and 80 acres 30-31.1 E.
RECEIVERS RECEIPTs.
To O. P. Decker, l6O acres in z
1924 e.
A. Hendricks to A. Bensching,
1925, fr. set set 10-31-1 w.
A Hendricks to J. Schmidt, $50,
fr. set set 1O-31-1 w.
]. Schmids to A. Bensching
$3.50, fr. set set 10 3l-1 w.
A. Bensching to #. Goeckner
$500. fr. set sc 1O-31-1 w.
isA. Bensching to H. Sprute, $500
100 acres 29.3l-1 w.
= A. Jorgenson to Jorgenson, 81,
80 acres in 20 and 200 acres in 80.
Bill E.
B. J. Goranson to A. Jorgenson
81, so acres in 20, 200 acres in %
and 80 acres 3O-31-1 E.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-01-31
CITATION.

In the probate court OF the county Of Idaho,
In the matter Of the estate of John E. Kindall.
deceased.
Upon reading and fling the petition Of Mer-
tie Hutchens, formerly Mertie Kindall, widow
OF said john K. Kindsll, deceased, praying that
Daniel N. Day, the administrator oil said estate
be removed. and that q new administrator be
appointed: and II appearing therefrom that the
said Daniel NJ. Day has departed from the state
Of Idaho. and has neglected to perform the du-
ties A administrator Of said estate.
II 10 therefore ordered, that the said Daniel NJ.
Day, administrator Of the estate Of John E Kin
dali, be and appear before the said probate
court on Monday, the 18th day. OF Febru.
ary. 1907, at 10 clock q. m. of said day, 70 show
cause why he should not be removed as such
administrator:
1t is further ordered, that pending the hearing
OF the said petition, the powers u the said
Daniel M. Day US such administrator be aud
they are hereby suspended;
And 1t further appearing that said Daniel n
Day has departed from the state Of Idaho, it d
ordered that this citation be served by publica-
| ton thereof in the Idaho County Free Press
4 weekly newspaper published and printed In
Grsngeville, Idaho county. Idaho. In q less
four issues OF said paper prior to said 18th DAY
OF February. 1907.
| Dated ct Grangeville, idaho county, Idaho
this 23fd day OF January, 1907.
janz4-febl4 r. r. Fulton, Probate Judge.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-01-31

in Meadows as the present time
and headers into the snow are both
common and Amusing.
Lard0 citizene are clubbing to-
gether for the purpose Of buying
wild rice with which 70 plant the
shallow parts OF the lakes and the
river sloughs ~ IN attraction for
waterfowl.
The Council Advance has been
sold to Weiser syndicate and the
plant will be taken TO the latter
place and merged with the Weiser
World plant, from which a demo-
cratic paper will be issued. Coun-
Gil is without q paper.
Peter Swan, an old man about 70
years Of age, was terribly burned
about the hands, legs, back and
face, 1T his homo in Boise, ~ the
result Of trying TO start fire with
. can Of kerosene.
Fremont county has what are
believed TO be - rich coal fields III
there are in the whole Rocky
mountain region. They are in ths
Teton valley, at the base Of the
great Teton range.
Senator L. b. Walter Of Pearl
Boise county, Is the oldest man il
this session 81 the Legislature. II,
- 70 years Of age, and has lived il
Idaho for nearly AZ year,.
Oneida county win ask for some
assistance from the stste in killing
Of the coyotes and jack rabbits
that travel over the county in reg
ular herds.
Three hundred and forty ri,
dead jack rabbits resulted from th,
big shoot north nf Pocatello Las
week. Six hunters participated.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-01-31
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
. A. ". Bennett, his heirs, successors and

To A. W. Bennett, his heirs, successors and
assigns.
You OF your representatives in interest are
hereby notified that the undersigned. your CO.
owner. In accordance with the laws OF the
United States has expended the sum Of 500 In
labor upon the Big Bear quartz mining claim
Idaho County, Idaho. and of record In the
mining records Of said miaing district and OF
said idaho County, the said surns being neces.
snfy to hold said claims for the year 1905. And
you are hereby notified that II you fail or re-
fuse to contribute your share OF said expendi
| ture, or so for your interest In said claim
In the statutory time m specified In section
2S2s, Revised Statutes OF the United statea, and
all the amendments thereto your INTEREST," IN said
err.
Dated 1t Resort, Idaho. Jan. z, 1907.
| jnalO-apr4 GA. Loper.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-01-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Probate Court, Idaho County, State O
Idaho.
In the matter Of the estate Of Francis g. Mitchell
deceased.
Notice Ia hereby given. that Letters Of Admin
iatration on the estate Of Francis q. Mitchell de
ceased, were granted to the undersigned on tn,
3lst day Of Dec. 1906, by the probate court o
Idaho county.
All persons having claims against said estat
are required to exhibit them to me for allow
ance at my residence three end one half mile
north Of Winona, Idaho county, State OF Idaho
said place being hereby designated as the plac,
OF business Of said estate, within ten months afte
the date of the first publication OF this notice, o
they shall be forever barred,
This 31st day OF december, 1906.
W. L. 9rummOns,
Administrator OF said estate.
H. Taylor attorney for Administrator.
iAnar3l
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-01-31
FORFEITURE NOTICE.
To julius Kallin. his heirs successors and

To Julius Kallin. his heirs successors and
assigns.
You or your representatives In inter.
est are hereby notified that the under
signed, your co owner, in accordance with the
the sun Of Ssss. Ss i.s in labor upon ths Elder
6uooks quartz mining claim situated In the
Rapid River Mining District, Idaho County,
Idaho, and Vt record in the mining records OF
said mining district and OF said Idaho County.
the said sums being necessary to hold said
claims for the years l902-3-4-5-6 And you are
tribute your share Of said expenditure, OF
$S38 80 l-3 for your 2-3 interest In said claim,
together with the cost Of this publication
within the statutory time specified In section
2324. Revised Statutes OF the United states, and
all the amendments thereto your interest In
said claim will become the property Of your
cO-Owner
Dated at Golf Idaho, Nov. %. 1906.
nov 22-feb ~ George Hartwig.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-01-31
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
To Norman & Cameron of Spokane, WASH, Frs
Brown and E. Baird OF Lewiston, Ida

To Norman & Cameron Of spokane, WASH, Frank
Brown and e. Baird Of Lewiston. Idaho
their heirs, successors and assigns.
You or your Representatives in interest are
hereby notified that the undersigned your CO.
owner in accordance with the laws Of the
united States has expended the sum of $500 q
In labor upon the Last Chance quartz mining
claim situated In Robbins mining distTict Idaho
County, Idaho, and Of record In the mining
records OF said mining district and of said
Idaho County. the said sum being necessary
to hold said claim for the years l9O4-5-6 and
each Of you are hereby notified that If you fail o.
refuse to contribute your share Of said expendi
ture. Wig. Norman and Cameron 10 interes
amount due s88. SEA e.. Baird 5.a6 interest
amount due al 663s, Frank Brown l-l2 fntcres
amount due $500 together with the cost o
this publication within the statutory time Al
specified In section 1924 revised statutes OF ths
united States and all the amendments therett
your Interests In said claim viii become the
property OF your co-Owner.
Dated at Concord, Idaho Jan. srd 1907.
jan8-apr4 John A. Cameron.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-01-31
State News
IDAHO COUNTY AND HER BUSY NEI0HBORs

active charge Of the concern will
be here shortly and . company is
to be organized TO rebuild on .
larger and more complete scale than
before. It is expected to have the
new building under Roadway in .
few days.
County Surveyor Oscar Sonnen-
kalb and Mrs. 6onnenkalb, accom-
panied by Miss Van Wormer, all
of Pocatello, departed last week for
an extended European trip. Mr..
Sonnenkslb will visit with his
brother at Chemnitz, Saxony, in
Germany, near the Annaberg post
of United States Consul George N.
lift of Pocstello, and will then
journey to France, Italy and Spain.
The party expects to be absent from
Idaho for six months, and perhaps
longer.
The two Misses Ireland will
leave this week to join Mr.. and
Mrs. Somewhat and Miss Van
Wormer at New York, from which
port the entire party will sail for
Europe. The Misses ireland will
accompany the party through the
entire journey. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sonnenkalb will go direct to Wash.
ington, D. G., from Pocatello, and
will spend day or two at the
national capital.
r. L. 6piker, formerly Of Ne,
Perez, was elected president Of thu
Inland Empire Implement & Hard
ware Dealers Association held ir
Spokane recently.
Roland Rastford, q young mar
"a years OF age recently from
Indiana or Ohio, was killed nea1
Post Falls. He was telling . tre'
which struck him, in uring hin
fatally.
A report from Boise indicates
that strong opposition is developing
to defeat Governor Gooding's pro
posal for railroad commission
The Short Line company is up II
arms against the proposition.
| A thirty horse power steam
blowing machine will be put IL
operation at Mountain home In thu
spring. The owner already has
contract for blowing 100 acres to
one man.
TIE blizzard at Cornwall las
week blockaded the roads in place
40 that loaded teams could not GO
through, and 40 . result one me-.
see logs and loads OF cord woO(
strewn from the timber to the prai
RE.
HAY 10 very scarce at Rawson
Vile, at present. Wood also.
AT Cornwall, hay is selling 9
: $50 per ton. Very little for col
at that.
, The ice harvest at Cottonwoo
. has been pretty we'll finished thi
, week and most Of the ice houst
around town are filed to the briu
The ice is Of excellent quality an
, a larger amount has been put q
this year than ever before.
, A large amount OF wood ~
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-01-31
JUDGE BEATTY RESIGNS.
Prominent Judge Retires and
Will Travel for a Time.

Will Travel for a Time.
James II. Beatty, for sixteen
years judge of the United States
court, last Monday announced that
be had rendered his resignation to
President Roosevelt, with request
that his successor be appointed be-
fore March 4. Judge Beatty an
nounces no reason for his retire.
ment. He has reached the age
permitting his retirement with q
pension.
In connection with the announce
ment be has Issued an address to
the attorneys of the state, calling
ON them To, consult together and
agree upon come one whom it
would be acceptable to have named
o. his successor. He says he thinks
the position should not be made q
Afootbsll Of politics." and adds:
"You should be jealous in indoors
ing the best of your body without
regard to locality, or to politics. +"
The judge expresses deeire to
have the selection made and the
nomination confirmed before the
adjournment of this congress.
Judge Beatty has served sixteen
years in the position. He 10 in his
list year and therefore retires on
pay, his salary being $4,000 year.
The judge states shat he and Mrs.
Beatty will take trip to Europe,
planning to be absent two years.
Then they will return and settle
in Boise or in the Occur d'Alenes,
the judge giving his attention to
mining.
Judge Beatty visited Grange.
vile and Csmas Prairie DUNG the
past summer and made number
Of friends while here. He is well
Known all over the state.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-01-31

The following we'll known citizens
Of Weiser have pleaded guilty to the
crime OF not shoveling snow and
were each rendered six dollars
poorer after brief interview with
Police Judge Travis: Fisher &
Black, VIM. McBratney, Geo. P,
Rhea, Morris Sommer, Taylor
Hardware Co., Lee G. Henderson,
Matthews & Bitter. E. H. Galley,
A. w. Hamilton, R. M. B. T. Co.
E. M. Heigho, G.. M. Waterhouse,
and Woodson Jeffrevs. OF these
costs we are informed one dollar
goes to the city Marshal, two dol
lars to the city attorney and the
additional three dollars goes into
the city treasury and Judge Travis
gets the kicks.-Signal.
A cougar has come down out OF
the hills and is making it's home
near town and it's tracks can be
seen almost on Main street. Now
10 the time for some good marks
man to try his luck.-Thunder
Monntain News.
1.-THE first youngster whom ]
see throwing snow balls in the
business portion Of Moscow, ! shall
take immediate steps to punish. "
The above few words Of war ing
was the result OF an outburst of in
dignation issuing from chief oil
Police Williamson of Moscow last
week.
Albion has organized com.
mercisl club to boom the city'i
resources.
The movement instituted by Sen.
ator Jacobs OF Bannock county FOL
the protection Of Idaho's fish and
game merits the support Of all true
sportsmen. 1t should carry will
it the establishment of game refug
es. The establishment Of thes'
refugees would not retard the de
velopment Of the state in the
slightest and would not cost any
thing. 1t is hoped that congress
will pass the bill introduced las
year and again this session, auth
orizing the president to designat
areas within the forest reserves a
game refugees. A bill creating
game refuge in the Olympic reserv'
IN Washington and Oregon has al
ready passed the house and il no,
before the senate. There are man,
other places throughout the ives
where certain tracts should be &c
apart az breeding grounds for game
Real pr0tectection is needed an
unless it is Alphabetically there wi
% no game to protect. -Twi
Falls Times.
At Nampa, Q committee hs
been appointed to assist in perfect
ing the organization of the me-
company for the rebuilding OF tn
Namps Foundry. E. +. Stuart
who had the management Of til
old foundry has accepted post
on a. travelling agent for one OF th
large machinery establishments
and will net be actively associate
with the neW company althoug
ne will have considerable stock
The gentlemenA who are to tax
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1907-01-31

been brought into town the past
couple weeks and the chances Of .
wood famine are now pretty scarce.
The farmers out on the prairie
have also taken advantage Of the
good sleighing to get plenty Of
wood home for next summers nee
and many have hauled considerable
lumber also, Cottonwood Chron-
icle.
81. Brown, employed in the
Hecla mine at Burke, was received
at the Wallace hospital last week
suffering from . broken foot. Tho
foot was injured by piece Of rock
falling ON it.
The new school house at Burke
is completed except the painting Of
the woodwork and will before long
he ready for occupancy. The
structure was started last summer
and will serve a. . remarkable con-
trsst to the old wooden building
now in use. 1t will house the
pupils Of both the grade and high
school classes. The building will
be heated with steam or hot water
and will be modern and convenient
in every way. A new style Of the
bubbling drinking fountain will be
in use. A piano has been placed
10 the school and the pupils will
endesvor to pay for it by the pro-
ceeds of an entertainment to be
given some time In February
Wallace times.
George Mox Mox, q noted Ne,
Perez Indian, was burned to q
crisp in his home three miles below
Juliaetta last week.
He came homo in the evening
from Kendrick with three quartz
OF liquor. About ten in the even
ing he ordered his wife to get woot
for the stove. She refused and b
drove her out, locking the dooI
against her. She then went Il
neighbor Indians and stayed al
night.
Two farmers passing in thu
morning found the house in ashe'
and the body in the corner will
the head resting on the corner Of
stone OF the house, it evidentl,
having pitched forward when tn
floor sank.
i Mox Mox was we'll known, bein,
o graduate Of the Carlisle schoo
snd having served in the army
He was promoted to the position o
corporal, but spent 90 much tim
in the guard house for drunken
mess that be was reduced to . priv
ate. His uncle is q chief anon,
the Nez Perez Indians.
{ Tho long surface tram from th'
lower tunnel OF the Black CLIQUE
mine on Nine Mile, near Wallace
to It, ore bins ct the railroad ]
fast nearing completion and it
expected that the shipments Of or
will be resumed by the middle Z
February. The tram 10 about 200
feet long. A 4O0.foot raise, mo-
1 up $50 feet, 10 being made al
! floors put in at the levels. Abor
IS men are employed on the PROF
erty.
Residents OF Meadows hav
! been storing ice for next summer
use recently. Owing to the COZ
! tinued high waters the ice 10 n'
. the best, having considerable sed
mont.
81 Snowshoeing j. popular spo
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-30
BY Jefferson Bell.

Tallahassee, June 29.-The special
commission created by the late Iegis-
lature, and charged with the duty Of
investigating the acts and doings of
the Trustees of the Internal Improve
ment Fund. was sworn in by Mr.. JUS
tice Hooker of the supreme court
Monday afternoon. The personnel of
the committee is 49, L. Carter, of
AlachUa, chairman: Park VI. Tram
nell, of Lakeland, secretary; R. Pope
Reese, of Pensacola, vice-chairman:
F. P Cone. Lake City; George G.
Matthews, Ocala; c. L. Leggett. Mad
ison; Marion S. Knight, Lake City.
Miss Hale. of Gainesville, is
stenOgrapher for the committee, and
the Hutchinson Audit Company of
Jacksonville will be in charge of the
expert work. The sessions will be
open, and any person in the state
who has any information in regard TO
the past acts of the trustees is invit-
ed and urged to communicate such in
formation TO the chairman or secre-
tary for use by the commission. or if
any person knows of any witness who
can shed light upon the subject Of
the investigation they are earnestly
urged by the commission to let il
know.
The committee looks like remnant
of the legislature, and is busy in the
senate hall, delving in the musty
records of the past. The investiga-
tiOn will begin with the early acts of
the trustees and continue from the
creation of the trust in 1855 to the
present time
New York Experts Not Expert.
Some interest was aroused when a
member of the committee. looking
over the S2,373 expense account of the
three expert accountants sent here by
Haskins and Sells of New York, found
that in making out the expense DC
count an error Of S29 was made
in computing the salary of a man who /
was paid twentv-four dollars a day |
for twenty-nine days. According TO /
this account this man would be paid /
S725- II is TO be hoped that such er-
rors do not run through the work I
done by these experts in checking /