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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-12-05

New York.-Rather than face
charges OF obtaining $4,000 on a
forged bill of laaing. Louis Straas. a
mining broker, swallowed quantity
OF poison at hts horne here Monday
night and died few moments later.
At the time two detectives were in
the house and about 20 place Strauss
under arrest William Avis. OF the
firm of William A. Avis 4 Company.
charged the mining broker with ne
gotiating a loan of 5000 on bill
OF lading for ore said to be worth
81 500 and su. 49, ~ss---@s f-.,---
the west -
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-12-05
Cheap THANKSGIVING Dinner,

Yvette Guilbert, the famous French
actress praised at a dinner in New
York the festival of Thanksgiving
1T is pleasant festival" she said
Il am sorry that in France we have
no such day of gratitude for the years
harvest. 1t is great day with you
You have novels, tales, anecdotes and
poems based upon it.
An actor this morning told me a
Thanksgiving anecdote He said that
penniless young man entered a
cheap restaurant one Thanksgiving
day, and said:
What do you charge for plate
of turkey?'
"A quarter, SIR the waiter answer
ed.
ANY charge for breadr
"fNo, sir
"'or for gravyr
"'No.'
Then bring mo. a large plate OF
bread and gravy"
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-12-05
Appein,mer. Tor Mens.l,.

Washington. - Although no formal
announcement has been made Of the
fact. II Is understood that Speaker
Cannon has decided to appoint Repre-.
sentative Mondell Of Wyoming chair.
man Of the house public lands com.
mittee. Notwithstanding The fact that
Mondell Is strongly opposed 60 the pol.
ieies OF the interior department and
forest service In reference to land and
forestry administration. Mondeu Il
the ranking member of the public
lands committee since the retirement
OF Representative Lacey.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-12-05
ceuldns FACE DISGRACE.

Colorado Springs. Colos--Jennie
Grifiith. the beautiful is-yearold
daughter Of Richard Griffith. MASTER
mechanic OF the Colorado Midland
railroad. was found dead In bed at an
early hour Tuesday morning. shot
throws the heart. and with a revol.
yer ga psd IA her hand The cero-
ner's i'eeesi 'sseioped the fact that
the girl had lately been Tilted by her
fanee. a railroad heman and Il in
assumed that her condition SO proved
npon her miad as &c Sa1ca Ter self.
Get .Ilet -,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-12-05
Failure in hamhnrn

Hamburg The firm OF j. F. C.
Moeiler, operating a big hleachery at
Altoona. suspended on Thursday, The
liabilities are reported to be from 81.
10000 to s2,no0,00o The most i'm.
portant Hamburg and ether German
banks, as well as a number Of English
hrms. are involved In the failure. The
assets are reported TO be $500, 600. IL
Is supposed that speculation In stocks
caused the failure The firm enjoyed
hish reputation aud did large bust
ness IN sheliac, cerasine and carnauba
WAX
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-12-05
Mrs. Aartje Wins.

Philadelphia Mrs. May Scott
Har'ie. who vas sued for divorce hy
her husband, +. Augustus Rartie. the
Pittshurg millionaire. won a complete
victory In the Pennsylvania superior
court on Thursday, wAen that tribunal
afiirned in its entiret the decision of
the Allegheny county court. which re-
fused to grant Hartie divorce. The
petitions nled By Hartje's attorneys
In the snperioF court asking them 10
reopen the case on the ground OF new.
undiscovered evidence were denied
Mrs. Hsrtie collapsed when the news
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-12-05
Crime OF Insane Man,

New fork.-A double tragedy, wife
murder and suicide. was discovered
carry saturday by firemen. who had
oeen called out to subdue a blaze in
the house OF Nick Smith. a wealthy
manufacturer of New Rochella
when the firemen burst in to t5a
mouse after the flames had been con.
tfoiled' they found Smith and his
!ouns wife dead. each with a bullat
wound in the body. Mrs. Smith hsS
oeen shot in the breast and apnsr.
ept'y instantly killed. Smith had he
come insane and committed the c1iroC
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-12-05
Tries to Drown Self and >,,,s

81 Louis.-With her infant in har
arms and her three other sm.n ohu
oieh tied to her with ropes. Mrs. Mar.
ssret beters, aged IS. jumped in1o
eue r,Fer pes Pores on Saturday in
an attempt TO drown herself and ha-
children, Policeman Revpolds
s.uaeIed by the screaming of the
a .S ana children. and rese,aS
s se,.' The woman's husband Is =
s sIus clerk. He said his wife baS
seen suffering from mental trouble EAU EAU
'sI seven months. following the
~ Cincinnati of her amt me
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-12-05
THIRTEEN PERISH IN FLAMES.
Tenement House Residents Had No
Chance OF Escape.

New York.-Thirteen persons lost
their lives and several others were
injured Monday In tenement house
fire. All the dead were Italians.
Seven OF the thirteen were children.
The bodies were found huddled to-
gether In rooms on the top floor of
<he four-story building, where the ter
ror-stricken people had been driven
by the flames which rushed up from
the lower floors. They died before
they could reach windows which led
To fire escapes. Some had been en-
veloped in the flames and burned
alive. Others. overcome by smoke,
were spared the agonies of death by
the flames.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-12-05
DON'T AK MEr

AiLSnen shelves were loaded with
pumpkin pies and rnince;
mere was Jelly <n tho pantry, and pre-
tbs serves OF peach and ounce.
,n were nuts aud apples ready. and
Aa ne cakes We're large and nice
ana the whole farmhouse was fragrant
Win the smell oe clotes and spice.
Jones went TO the woocshed.
tta Nshnets the brand new AK was laid
he picked 1t up half smiling as he feit
the shining blade.
could hardly wobbIe,
Ae s a.,, MS old red head and cried
Said tbe Goehie. gob5lc. gobbler'
n.SlaInlei, DO you know what day
Ana 1tSniorrow's go.n' to be?''
" s1e turkey go5hier Eobbied loudly.
Tho Pu~riSr
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-12-05

The King of Thanksgiving!
Behold him in glory!
He tells to beholders
A wonderful story.
He tells how our fathers,
A brave little band,
Bowed down in thanksgiving
On reaching the land;
How from that time to this
We. hold one day a year .
Apart from its fellows.
A day of good cheer.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-12-05

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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03

Nut L ctfs 9 9AIPac L Co... s31z
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INSURANCE
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
interior Monev I'm wam Street

3 J. S. Bach & Co OF New York say; The
entrance Of interior capital into Wall street.
which has been Increasingly taking place In the
.last two years. makes matter FOR thoughtful
consideration. A careful estimate from actual
figures obtained from banks and trust con-
panies In New York q week ago shows that
$500 600 600 is being loaned direct IN the
street by interior bankers These figures have
not before been published. 1t is revelation OF
massed power in the hands Of bankers not ez-
perienced in this class Of business. IN as Ear
these banks. are controlled by their New
York correspondents the Situation would not be
ehsngec. bur IN case ot q crisis. with this vast
sum al instant call BY contingent not Ia touch
with local situa lions. what would be the nesultt
u Is 10 be hoped thar before any such contin-
Gency arises the currency conditions az The
country viii have been beDehcially settled by
legislation ana the dangers through which we
pass every fan will be things " the past.
Tho railroads inviting subscriptions Tor
many millions Of new capital. The market IS
thus flooded with stock and vast amount
of money viii be steadily absorbed in paying
1or it, Whether the great profits Of The year.
nCW marerialiZing IN the hands Of the people,
VIII be- large enough 10 take up all these new
needs and stin buy stocks enthusiastically, re-
mains 10 be seen The enthusiasm al any rate
viii be much more moderate than II would
otherwise have been. "
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Los Angeles market

Los ANGELES. Jan. 2-Interest on CHANGE
ee.rerea ca.l IN Eggs To-Day. The market is in a
MY hard number showing tendency to
unload at loss This forced the price Of
ranch to 34c. Dealers were afraid 10 hold
their stock in the face OF possible heavy re-
continue % be considerably less than the cpns
sumption, large amount OF storage being
there VIII be any change Before ssturdav. tnat
Receipts Of fresh vegetables were very light
s0cb 0na hesg demand kept prices up to the top
were In satisfactory demand.
Things were quiet in the Poultry market.
Snlckens were well cleaned up during the New
years trading but there were plenty Of turkeys
Receipts: Eggs. 13s cases; Butter. %. 22I
pounds Potatoes 4o9s sacks; onions 254 sacks:
Sweet Potatoes 80 sacks: Beans. 1904 sacks.
ranch candled. 34c; fresh eastern. 34c; selected
storage. 2sc.
BUTTER-Local creamery. 77Hc; valley
creamery. fancy. 75677c; coast creamery. fancy.
sOq TIE; ~ coast dairy. choice. eo975c; cook
CHEESE fresh. 17c: ancbo. large.
l7c; anchor Young America. lsc: anchor hand
lsc; Eastern singles, 16617c; Eastern twins
long born. 1TIzc; Eastern dairy I7Ibc: Swiss i'm
ported 2sG29c; Swiss domestic. zoe; Limburger,
PoULTRY-BuFing prices Give weight 1b)-
Hens, light weight. 14c; young ROSTERS l6c: fry
ers, lec; broilers l7c; old roosters. Sc; turkeys
lfc; olo toms. &c., young toms, lie: hen tur-
keys l5c; geese, l2c; ducks, 12c; squads, 81 doz
Selling prices (dressed. ib)-Hens Ice: young
ROSTERS 2oc; fryers. zoe: brotlers 22c; old
roosters, 12c; turkeys. 2Sc; old toms, zoe:
young toms. DC; hen turkeys 20c: geese -fsc;
ducks. lsc; squads. So doz.
POTATOES fcwt)--Idaho ruralE 81 35: Colo
RADIO. sl-s5; Salinas. s1.eo12: Highland s1s5
az: Sweet Pots toes. $3.50; Watsonville 81 IS
@1-90; Nevada. 81; Oregon, 81
oNIoNs--Yeliow Danvers, Sips: Northern.
81 %; Garlic &C., Chilis. green. 315c; evaporat ted
17zc; sun dried. i71kc; ground, 121hc; Mexican
bulk. 1914 d15c.
BEANS (cwt)-Pink. No l. s2.T50s; No. 2.
81 go: Lima No: 1. s.: Lady Washington No. 1,
81. 2.9O03; Lady Washington. small white. No. l.
s3.sod375: black eve. 50. 3.75d4; Garvanzas
81. 25d4-50; lentils. 9G10c pound
HONEY Qb)-Comb water white Ice: light
amber, 14c: comb. white. 14c; extracted. water
white, eopound cans. 71snsc; extracted white,
60pound cans 81 67c: light amber, 666hc.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE
Future Grain and Provi.ions

CHICAGO. Jan. 2-The wheat market was
weak for the greater part OF the day, but toward
the end OF the session covering By shorts
brought about hrmer feeling. The easier tone
early In the day the result Of increasing
receipts and stocks in the Northwest and
reports OF large yield from the harvest in
Argentina Bradstreet's report on the world s
visible supply showing decrease OF 1 000. .o0o
bushels, against decrease of Z. 500. 600 bushels
for the corresponding period Of last year. seemed
10 give no encouragement TO bull traders. The
selling was quite general throughout the day
and the demand came chiefly from shorts The
market closed easy. May opened &c lower at
96kc: sold of to T6Ac and closed off 4 6&c
at 76s d76s.c.
Notwithstanding the weakness OF wheat the
corn market was steady all day. Increasing re-
ceipts had tendency 20 depress the market.
but the unsettled condition of the weather offset
this Cash houses were the principal sellers.
The market closed steady. MAY oDened a shade
TO sc lower at 43as 14315c. sold between 43ss c
and $3.50 and closed at the highest point. Local
receipts were T02 cars. with Eve OF contract
grade.
Prices IN the oats pit were slightly lower. in
sympathy with the weakness OF wheat Most
OF tne selling was By cash houses with South
western connections. The demand came from
opened a shade to u ale lower eft 35Ts 736c
and sold up to S61.c. where It closed. Local re-
ceipts were 80 cars.
Provisions were firm all day on buying br
local packers and the volume Of trading was
large The main factor affecting the market
was small stocks Of provisions at Liverpool.
At The close May pork was up 25c at SI6.6215-
Lard was 2oc higher at $3.50 Ribs were I5c
higher at Ss-e7A
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
SALES
Morning Session

5000 Paciae Gas Elec bs.......... $3.50
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General Merchandise

BAesGrain Bags; June-Jgly. s% @s%c;
coAL.wellington M Si2 per es6. ton; on. New VEL. vel
Richmond, S12; Cumberland, s14 in bulk and
S1625 in sacks; Camel, $12 per ton; Welsh An
thracite, SIS; Coke, SIS per ton in bulk and SIT
in sacks; Rocky Mountain. nominal
oILs-Quotations are for s barrels, for. for cases @
52c for raw; Castor oil. IN cases, No. /. 75c;
Bakers AA. cases. $1.2s91.So; Lucol. SOC for
boiled and 4Sc for raw; China Nut. cases. So q
9oc per gallon: Cocoanut Oh, in barrels. 5sc for
winter Sperm on. CSC; natural winter Sperm
OIL 65c; natural Whale OIL. soc; extra winter
strained Lard on. s5c; No. lard Oil, csc;
Fish on, 35c: Paint OIL 35c.
COAL OIL, GASOLINE. ETC.-Water white
Coal Oil. from tank wagons, 10411c; special do.
121ac; Pearl Oil. in cases, tic; Astral: lie;
lse Stove Gasoline in in bl bulk HIS; IN cases
24c: No. 1 Engine Distillate. iron barrels or
drums, Sc: No. ? do, SIC; cases, SIC more;
Benzine In bulk, 1215c;. In cases, Ice; s6-degree
TURPENTINE-9sc per gallon in cases and
SIC IN drums and iron barrels.
RED AND WHITE BEAD-Red Lead. SnSAc
per lb White Lead. s@S15c according to guam
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Com
pany quotes as follows. terms net cash: Cubes
A. Crushed and Fine Crushed. 4.s0c: Powdered,
465c: Candy Granulated 4.65c; Fine Fruit and
Coarse Granulated, Abe: Beet Granulated G10-
Magnolia A. 4.15c: Extra c. -4.o5c: Golden G,
s95c; D, 3.s5c; n. & E. CRYSTAL Dominoes.
1859: Tablets. half-bbls 5.05c boxes. 530c per
h. Barrels and 50-lb bags 10c. half-bbls 25c
No order taken for less than rs barrels its
equivalent.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
THE STOCK MARKET
Yesterday Coupon Day a Long List
OF Standard Bonds

The Stock Exchanges resumed business yester-
day after the three days holiday The rest
apparently did local securities good for they
ruled strong on the Bond Exchange, though
trading was light. Alaska Packers was higher
at $50 and Associated Oil sold up to $40, while
California Fruit Gamers and California Wine
both showed 6ruer quota tions. Lower figures
were named for Giant Powder
In the mining stocks the Comstocks generally
ranged lower on the dav. except Belcher. which
rose still further TO e2c. the contest for the
control Of the stock being still on. The South
ern Nevadas ruled firm and the closing quota
than those Of Saturday.
Pacific States Telephone and Telegraph will
pay its 81 .25 dividend on the 18th.
The Bank Of California was ex-dividend of
81 yesterday.
: The. following were ex-coupon yesterday
Water 5s. $50; California street Cable IS. 81 80;
Contra Costa Water 5s, $3.50; Contra Costa
Water general mortgage IS. 81 so; Los Angeles
Electric Company 6s So so; Los Angeles Gas and
Electric 5s. 81. so: Market-street Cable 6s, $3.50;
Northern Railway OF California 6s 81 so; North
ern Pacific Coast Is. 81. so; Oakland Transit S.
$3.50; Oakland Transit Con. IS. 81 So Oakland
Wster Company IS. $3.50; Oceanic Steamship
(July 1. fe06) IS. $3.50; Pacific Electric Rail-
way 5s $3.50; Pacific Light and Power IS.
Ocean Railroad 6s ss; San Francisco; Oakland
zona 6s, So; United Gas and Electric 5s, $3.50;
Oakland Traction Consolidated 5s 81. 90; Ris Ion
Iron workse IS, $3.50: San Francisco and NORTH
Pacific Railway 5s. s2.50 South Paciacc Coast
Railway IS, 81; Sunset Telegraph and Telephone
6s $3.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
View York stock Market

new YORK, Jan. Prices OF stocks wa
Teren uncertainty today and showed tendency
veilme. OF business was an insignificant scale.
2 he constraint Of speculation was not explain
being mostly favorable. But the longer outlook
was the subject OF much consideration and OF
greatly mixed interprets ton. There was a
wealth of authority IN evidence IN the annual
review OF the great showing OF the year Just
surprising unison IN the note Of caution mingled
with even the most hopeful presages and from
fnft ranging downward In the scale in the
ogllmlsm 70 an admission OF probable early
gommercial reaction and oppression. This had
its effect on the stock market sentiment. The fu-
Ilre oI rne money market elso seemed far from
was manifest today n this market and in
Foreign markets as well Berlin discount rates
eesed in way n give gratifying evidence
ot the successful passing Of The year-end crisis
IN that market which was especially dreaded.
London discounts were Of pronounced way. The
early % per cent rate for call loans here was
'pot helo long The huge volume Of clearing
ptoGress ALREADY made on Monday in disposing
-of the annual requirements.
.towsrd the money relaxation which has beer
relied on TO revive stock market activity Tbs
IS the course Of ire tressury operSfious II
the future and which were especially dwell
BanE re provision Is already Implied fol
the return OF SO. .000. 600 Government deposits
hsif on N February l. and the latter date wsi
also mentioned the period for beginning
me return OF Ile 81 ,OlD.Ot1 OF oepoSlts lnaut
~ the banks in September last. The circular
estimates thar excess Of Government revenues
over payments between now and January g
VII amount 70 S3e. 600. 900 additional. The
opinion Is expressed that money rates vii
be sustained by these causes up to the ma
furity Of the S115. .000. 600 Of per cent bonds
while the outcome VIII be affected hy the al
tentative OF the redemption OF the whole issue oi
OF partial refundng. II was inferred that oh
7iEations which were deferred during the strin
gency IN money here were being covered On q
large scale. The price OF London sterling rose
fully 2 cents in the pound over that OF last
week. The high rates charged on the stock
market accounts FOR December made dis
couracing effect on holders of stocks on mar
gin The average rate for the month charged
hy stock exchange houses was y per cent
The Hill stocks were supported and there was
q subsistence OF the rumors OF money troubles
growing out OF the severe declines 10 trhoSf
stocks There were other points Of occasional
strength, but they yielded IN the course Of The
trading. The market closed irregular ana neal
the low price of the DAY
Bonds were irregular. Total sales (par vaiuel
81 SO4 600.
Z United Ststes bonds were unchanged on call
New York Stock List
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Butter. Cheese and EgE.

There were liberal arrivals Of Butter over
the holidays, but. as was the case last week.
receipts was small and the market for that
grade ruled very firm, with stocks cleaning
up rapidly The outlook at present is for an
extended period Of high prices ON fine table
while gradually increasing, is still far below
the normal. and stocks of storage goods. besides
being light. are held in few strong hands.
ributed and some buying of ten-case lots on
the Exchange caused recovery of 1c per dozen
In fresh selected. This department OF the mar
ket VIII be governed largely by weather con-
ditions in the country from now on.
Cheese was plentiful and rather easy than
otherwise, with fancy new Young Americas 40
lower.
Sales on the Exchange were ss follows:
Butter-1o cases California fresh extras at
Eggs-2o cases fresh selected at 4sc. 10 at 44c
Receipts were bo.1oo lbs butter lbs
Cheese and 54s Eggs
The following were the official quotations as
noor OF the Dairy Exchange:
BUTTER-Fresh creamery extras, Soc per 10,
nrm; do hrsts. 3oc. firm; seconds. 26c. nrm :
packing stock firm at p ne for No ! ana ar:su 2le
2sc nrm; Eastern ladies' firm at &c for extras
tras &c firm; firsts 271hc% % firm sec seconds: s 2oc;
extras, 29c. firm; Eastern ladies'. hrm at p Hc
for extras and 21c for frsts.
CHEESE-Fancy California. new fats. 1870
Arm; Western. fancy. 15c. firm Storage goods
Fancy California fats 1870. weak: do nrsts,
l3c weak; fancy Eastern. tic, firm; fancy West
EGGs-California fresh selected. 4sc per doz.
nrm; nrsts, 4oc. weak: seconds, nominal; Cali
firm; Eastern storage selected. 25c. firm; 1rsts,
2415c, firm; seconds, 20c firm.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-03
Potntoe.. Onion. and VeretahIes

There was q marked revival OF trading IN
Potatoes. as the great majority of retailers,
who were carrying very light stocks during
their depleted stores. The market while well
supplied. ruled strong, particularly for strictly
fancy table Burbanks. the proportion Of snch
stock in the current receipts being small. The
car Of Minnesota Potatoes that came n on
Monday was marketed and sales were reported
at 81 65 per Genital. This Potato is variety
of the Burbank and OF good quality, and comes
in sacks of $50 pounds each. Good Onions were
in light supply and lots possessing keeping
qualities readily commanded an advance.
Weak prices ruled for nearly all kinds OF
southern vegetables. the bulk OF the offerings
being more or less frost-bitten and generally
unattractive. Celery IN limited supply
and higher. while Mushrooms were abundant
and cheap
POTATOES ctl: River white. s1.15G
Las; Oregon Burbsnks. s1-45Q1.15; Sweet Po-
ONIONS-Te1low. per ctl. 75c@s1.
VEGETABLES-Green Peas, 5@Tc per lb;
String Beans. 1o01215c per lb: Wax Beans, s@
12jhc per lb: Tomatoes. 50c6$1 so per crate;
Hothouse Cucumbers. s1@1.25 per dozen: Cream
Squash. 100000 per box: Summer Squash. 81. %
per box; Garlic. 21s@4c per h; Celery. SOC
per dozen: Cabbage. 81 per ctl; Caulidower. 75c
per dozen: Carrots. 81 per sack; Turnips. 81 per
sack: Green Peppers. 2@4c per ID for Chile
and 1915 01T1kc for Bell: Marrowfat and Hub
bard Squash, $1592o per ton; Mushrooms. 5@2oc
per lb.