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The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
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DISTRICT nT-gKpTN TEACT-r

Totals ss7 so SO Totals as sS %
Belm0nti second gsme-529-is highest game for
the league and is the District record
The Washington herald., 1907-02-27
NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.

Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-05-24
Big SHOW COMING.
A FINE nEsAGfRIF.

The ses-Foto Shows immense collection OF costly
animals 10 The menagce worthy Of visit The group of bears
from all the world particularly the polar bears muci
interest
Bears nowhere each family occupying
district and keeping fairly well itself When frequently
happens three four together they likely be old
end young Of the family Their home is usually
eyiee Ia the rocks hollow dense hcket There in
The early spring are born the young usually sometimes four
and the Of the Arctic species this often happens under the
before the female is released her Information The
young remain with their mother until full grown and when they
little she guards and controls them with great socude and win
rush al intruder
A other times bears rather shy and will usually endeayor
retreat yet when brought bay fight with great courage and
the most dangerous animals They
he easily tanned remain friendly and prove intelligent and docle
% limited extent They submit well to confinement endure change
81 climate and breed readily in captivity.
The polar bear Of the Arctic regions has elongated body
ned head ereame and quite unlike any other
features These bears throughout the icy crcu
polar regions Large specimens length have
enormous strength They wander distance from the coast
sometimes swimming many miles They often winter and their
Young born the ice foes Two and costly specimens
are exhibition every day the SesFoo mammonth men
agefie The date Of the big shows to Boise is Monday
May "a
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-05-24
HEARST AND HARTMAN.

has been Of conjecture with many people why
Hearst California papers boed the nomination OF Bell for governor
made possible the election Of Gillette the being we'll
known the candidate Of the Southern Pacific gang of
The following explanation from the San Francisco Star given
for what II is worth
The Call expresses the belief that William Hearst and Ed
ward Hartman political alliance and gives sound
for the belief II natural say "We told You So
that the Star refrain for modes sake from
pointing the fact that in these columns long ago last
October this alliance affirmed and the for believing
To exist printed length We said then and repeat now that
Hartman aided Hearst III his fight in New York in for
icarss aid defeating Bell this State The Independence
League ID California though many of its members could
simply used BY Hearst deliver the State into the hands OF
tho Southern Pacific boss Who IN make Hearst Cow
81 New York Hearst able make good in California
but Hartman and 0de could deliver the goods New York
The alliance OF the demagoge and the corporation boss continues
however exist and remains bic how many honest and
we'll meaning win be bamboozled by the combination flu
tme elections.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-05-24

Jap q Los Angeles has applied for naturalization papers and
purposes taken the matter the His attorney makes the
startling claim that Congress 1909 BY some seemingly harmless
esasng q The naturalization laws has again the victim Of
Tie legislative Joker and thar the bars are now down for the NAT
ahzaon 81 japanese and other Asatcs II hoped there
Z nothing % ms contention, bit stranger things happened
With the president Of the United States openly espon the cause
OF the laps a desirable citizens the people should be on the alert u
less the unspeakabe crime and bunde their naturalization be-
COME established fact
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-05-24
DUBOIS IS INTERVIEWED.
Continued from Page /. ]

stzies excepting California They enyeoped
the which has surrounded them before they
any direction Boise they will find nequaed
marvellous development II certain that pretty they will
begin write of Idaho the opportunities
offers ambitious and who live i the oyer-crowded
They will give their impressions Of the country, people
and advantages and the benefit the State thereby will prove
incaleuiahe"
HERE FOR SEVERAL DAYS.
Dubois registered the Wilson lie accompanied
by s Dubois Congress dourned last
March
Charles Arey Senator Dubois secretary, also the party
Mr Arneys children attending school In Washington and his
family viii until midsummer when they will again
take np their residence In Idaho.
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-05-24

Oregon Journal: The Philadelphia Bulletin remarks that the
stockholders Of the gigantic steel corporation want 10 see man
at te mead wnom they can and in whom they
hdcnce as regards not alone his business capacity but his moral
stability Sure When corporation business of robbng
me American people and is protected therein by law president
should be of undoubted stable morality II looks better
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-05-24
Fifteen Acre
Fruit Ranch

@ u the pest Fruit Ranches size in Ada county or in
London Tor their superior quality Chicago Liverpool and
Located one-half mile school house OUTSIDE
acres p three miles from postohee Boise rural free de
o cholce
tons Of av me selection and pears ms ap
good cellars 4s b s season; (good right 4room frame house
stable chicken house.
M pfuhe grader and ali the implements tools
The Boise citizen. (Boise, Idaho) 1906-1910, 1907-05-24

The next president should be Democrat
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-18

senator
The Statesman and its cfowd have
hsen having a hard read To travel of
late. one Of its bosom friends Mr..
Chapman, vas sent 20 jail by Judge
Beatty for contempt. Its Idol, SEN
ator Borah. It is persistently fdmored
and admitted by the Statesman, Vas
handed a package" bY the grand
lury. aud It's books and one Of the
frm Aete nefore the jary In connec.
tiou aitb the eases involving the
iinsier transactions OF the Barber
Lumber company. In fact. the
Statesman is mad at the entire Fed
eral force here and II sill not he ap
peased. IL evidently imasines that
the Federal authorities have entered
into a conspiracy 10 uosn the crows
IL trains with. but 1t Is grievously in
error. The officers are simply dolng
their plain duty.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-18
THE BUTTE-BOISF RAILROAD!
To the Great Gilmore Mines, Then Over to Salmon
City and Eventually to Pacific Coast.

all the aiming section OF Montana,
aud the agricultural industry OF the
state has not kept pace with the
needs of the mining communities.
They need nil that Idaho can pro-
dnce, SAYS Mr.. Cobban. and the road
that will put them In direct CON-
munication With a base OF supplies
ike irrigated Idaho Is the road that
viii yet their money. They need
more direct communication with the
Pacific which this road win give.
The people OF Butte have every de-
sire TO deal wit h Roise, and there Ii
the best OF feeling between the two
cities, while the opportunity for an
immense trade Is growing every day.
Butte needs Idaho products, Idaho
will hnd there a market for all her
surplus.
Sixty surveyors are working on the
line Of the new road TO Salmon.
While the exact route cannot now be
outlined beyond salmon, 80 Is pre-.
sumed that the road will follow up
the Salmon river through Lemhi aud
Custer counties, and finally across
over the divide Into the Boise valley.
This makes u surprisingly direct line
between Butte and Boise.
Mr.. Cobban says that this project
has nothing to do with the articles
OF Incorporation died here \ few days
ago. for railroad from Boise up the
river To More creek. then up Grimes
creek and across the divide Into ths
payette valley.
Speaking OF the growth Of Roise Ia
tue four years since he vas here last
Mr. Cohhan said that IL had beer
nothing short of marvellous lie ssys
that the business conditions here are
such AS To make the road look like /
line proposition. Statesman.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-18
SLURS AROUSE BOISE F!
Sneering Attack by the States
man on Judge Beatty.

Boise. Ida. April II, Intense In
dignaiion prevails In t4iis city over
an editorial that appeared In the
Daily Statesman this morning re.
gatdipg the retirement uf Judge
James II. Beatty from the Federal
bench Of Idaho The Statesman
said
james II Realty retlres from the
Federal court after sboat sixteen
years II service which has called fo'
no special comment from the public.
10 private life he has been harmless
10 bis attempts for seuatorship he
has been nothing less than laugh.
able. TIE events Fl the past tselYe
months MAKE his retirement matter
OF rongraIalati0H rather than regret.
The echo Of the gin5icitige harangue
TO Tie inusfgeuts al I'oeatello dies
s~ay 70 the distance.
No man silo bas occupied posi-
ti0n oH a federal heBeh anywhere ln
tins country has ever been or is held
in higher esteem than Hon. james
. II Bsatty today, .and no wail fuu
the Statesman prompted by seliisl
motives aud kindlea by jealousy vii
ever avail against this man. VIII,
has alsays iearlessly and honestly
performed his judicial duties as b,
sax thena. aud who has had a worthl
ambition 90 become a CBited state.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-18
RAILROADS TO BE BUILT IN IDAHO +!
Line Predicted to be Built from Mouth Of Salmon over BaMOk
Pass, Between Here and RedfO(k.

work Is In progress In both Washing
ton and Montana on the new line.
The news seems 90 clearly illus.
tIate the important part that Idaho,
and especially the Lewiston country
part OF the state Is playing In the
Dig move that the railroads are max
Ing 10 solve the northwest railroad
problem. II Is now shown, By the
announcement relative TO the salmon
river line, that Hartman was In this
ield In connection With new railroad
work prior TO the other roads. The
man who made the Reconnaissance for
an engineer whose mysterious move.
ments attracted much attention
when he came 10 Idaho In conDec-
tlon with lls work and explored the
upper salmon river county. That
lIa was a raiirnad engineer became
known only through the fact that his
boat was swamped In the salmon riy-
ct aud be lost a large number OF val
uable ems ineering Instruments The
appearance OF the surveyors on Sal
nion river Who ran line to white
bird Is nov explained by the an-
n0uncement mace by the Railway
Age ~ TO the work OF the Y. & l.
y. This n.agaxioe also now explains
Why surveyors last fall ran a line
from the new town OF vollmer 70
Nez Perez and II also explains, In Us
reference t0 uew road out OF Mos
eos 10 Collins, Why q. r. 4 n. sur
yeyors ran line up Cottonwood
creek frum the Clearwater To the
Collins section. Still more Impor.
tant Is the information that the
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul has
not awarded It's contracts for an Ida
ha division, which Is strong sup
port Of the view that the Hartman
lines are to carry this road through
Idaho by the Lplo pass and Lewiston
route.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-18
Persistent Runner in Boise that ". BOTdh and Editor Of the
Statesman Were Indicted Many on Anxious Seat.
From Private Sources Odeed that Over Hundred Spe1k Gdses have Beer
Presented The fedefd Government mpkas w. Bash Land frauds
names All Parties mpkdm mol Gkea Out BAT Many Anbas Seat

Boise, April ". -The federal grand
jury made an extended written re-
port this afternoon to Judge Beatty
the nature of which was rot given to
the public. The jury was then ex.
cused, to report June IL for the puf-
pose OF taking Hp unfinished bust
ness. The court told the jury TO re-
mem ber THAT the members are still
officers of the court aud must not
diyulge what occurred in the jury
room. He said II any enc persisted
in asking questions and annoyed jur-
ors they should report the natter
that such people could be dealt with
according 10 law.
The foreman, Dr. Grigsby, thanked
Judge Beatty and District Attorney
Ruick for uniform courtesy shown
and they responded fuclingly 10 the
evident appreciation shawn them.
Federal court opened this morning
at 10 O'Clock Foreman Or, Grigsby
followed by the other II ulenlbeTs oi
the grand jury fled into the room
soon after court vas called. Judg,
Beatty inquired ii they had report
to make. Ia. 6rigsby answered II
the Affirmative and passed up a buncl
of papers which the court carefully
Inspected. The papers We're ther
lu.ned over u the clerk who place.
his filing on three papers. The cour
inquiIed II there was anything fur
ther There being nothing, recess
was taken aud The grand jury tilei
out and returned To its room up
stairs.
Some very sensational rumors ar
aAoat hut none OF them are eapabl
of veritication. II is openly ta!ket
that W. +. Borah has been indicted
When the district attorney and hi
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-18
STANDARD OIL GUILTY !
Verdict Returned on Nearly
Fifteen Hundred Counts.

Chicago Aptil l3,--The Standard
OH company OF Indiana, which had
been on trial tor the last six weeks
before Judge r. NJ. Lands in the
United States district court on a
charge OF having received rebates
from the Chicago & Alton railroad
on shipments of oil from Whiting,
Ind, To East st Louis, Ills, was
found guilty tonight on 1853 counts
Of the original 1903 in the indict
ment. The remaining 40 counts
were dropped from the indictment on
account of errors. II the verdict is
sustained the oil company is liable 70
line OF 50 2Go, ,O10, as the Elkins law
which the indictment charged the
company sith having violated pro-
vides fne OF sloO0 10 s20,O foI
each offense. Pending a motion tor
new trial, which John 5. Miller,
chief counsel fnr the defendant, an
uounced would he made Immediately
no action viii be taker by the conft
toward collecting The fine.
The indictments charged that iu
the shipment OF 1908 cars Of oil over
tie Chicago terminal transfer aud the
Chicago X Alton railroads, from
Whiting. Iud., to East 81. Louis, ID.
by the way OF Chappell, H., the oil
company accepted rate OF Il gents
for 100 pounds when the published
rate was t. cents.
Early IN the trial attorneys for the
defense eudeavored TO have all the
counts In the Indictment thrown out
on technicallties, but the court order
ed that each count be considered sep.
arately. which resulted. after a great
deal Of argument, 10 ali counts in
which errors we're found being drop
ped. Tie defense then devoted lts
/ efforts towards proving that the COM
pany was unaware Of the fact that
the special rate" has not been hled
with the Interstate eommcfce ccm-
mission as provided by the Eikins
law. Evidence sas offered by the
government sho~iug tnat II was the
duty Of the compauy's oliicials TO see
F. that rates accepted by them we're IN
the hands Of the Interstate coUmefce
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-18

Butte shakes hands with hoise,
and hopes TO be joined by direct
line OF railroad IN the near future, "
said W. +. Cobban. of Butte. who
with his wife is stopping at the
idanha.
''Ii can be stated authoritatiycly
there are 90 or more Surveyors at
work or line from fwln Bridges,
Montana, down through Dillon,
across 10 Gilmore, and then south
west 10 salmon, Idaho. Thence IL Is
the plan 10 build on through south.
west Idaho, through Boise, aud on
TO the coast. This Is the general
plan, but II Is hardly possible 10 say
the exact details beyond that.
Mr.. Cobban says that the Twin
bridges line viii be the most feasible
one for southwest line connecting
the I'M roads with this section and
ultimately the coast. The liue Il
now built from Whitehall ON the
Northern Pacific Ia Jefferson county
aud follows the Beaverhead river To
Dillon. Dillon is on the Ratte- 70.
catello main line Of the Short Line.
From Dillon the road will come
across into Idaho, through the Gil
more mines Ia Beaverhead county
Montana. The Gilmore mines ars
| among the best developed ln Idaho
outside Of the Butte mines, and vii
offer great Inducements for the build
Ing OF the road through their coun
trs. They are ready now To put ouI
an immense ore tonnage.
While the Gilmore mines are Oh,
FIRST consideration Tor railroad con
strnetion, the opening of route u
Idaho and eventually o. the coast ar'
the large ideas leading to the project
Butte Is growing maTyelously as Il
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-18

deputy were seen they refused 10
either confirm or deny the report
Ne Warrants have been issued today
as result OF the findings OF the
grand Jury. This Is significant as IL
is taken as an indication that these
indicted are local people Of such
prominence that there Is no danger
OF an attempt to escape,
/ IL is rumored about the federal
building that Calvin Cobh Is a much
wanted DIan, but he has been out OF
the city since the grand Jury has
been in session. John H. Lyons was
subpoenaed TO bring the looks of The
Statesman before the grand jury and
he performed the task tut nothing Is
publicly known as to the nature oi
the Inquiry or as to what disclosures
were made The last week has seer
numerous witnesses with bank books
coming to and departing from ths
/ Jury room. IL is eufFently reported
that some OF the most important tes-
Itmony has been secured from the
hank records.
RuaiorS grow more sensational a
the hours 40 by aud scsearl promi
neut men are almost certain To b,
arrested beiore another day elapses
lit is known that Special Agent
O'Falon has gone aast after one o
the 'prominents who is charged
with trying 10 keep away from TIN
grand Jury.
A. T.. Hunter, previously arreste'
On commissioners warrant, on TIN
charge OF perjury, IS known to have
been among the list Of those indicted
this morning. lie Is out on a o. 90
bond aud viii be aIraigDed eithe
this afternoon or tomorrow morning
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-18

The following Railway Aye ipfpr-
nation on prospective railroads IN
Idaho Wis recently printed In the
Lewiston tribune:
The Railway Age Of New York
recognized as balng authoritative on
all matters IL publishes relative 10
railroads, aud which, through the
fact that In each of It's issues II
gives TO the public information REL
ative to the railroad plans not beiore
made public, has undoubtedly more
confidential relation with the trans
portation companies than any other
publication, gives In It's last number
some very interesting information 10
the people OF the Lewiston.C larkson
country
Ia It's comment on Zines under
1eonstruction and cline projects
Its states that the snake Riyr Valley
company. owned by the o. Il & y.
has projected line from the "a outh
Of the salmon river along the river
tn BaunOck pass on the Montana
state line. distanee ~ 3O miles.
and that this company also has in
view line "irom Moscow to Cot.
llns, with branch southeast u the
Clearwater Tlyer.
The Rnii~aY Age also announces
relative 10 the T.. * !. y. road
Evergreen 10 Wbltshird, - miles,
surveyed aud contrat Is 10 be let from
Evergreen to Meadows valley soon. y
The Railway Age In connection
sith the construction Of the Gtange-
Vile branch OF the Northern Pacific
SAYS Eunch from Yollmer ~ Nex
percc surveyed.
Additional information l. Riseu
that - miles of the Lev istou-llunt.
ington road Of the Oregon Short Line
Is under construction. still further
iniol nation j. given that no con-
tFucis have yet bern let hy the Chic
ago Milwagkee \ ST. Paul for its
section Of road ac-0ss idaho get.
Contracts have heen warded and
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-18

commission Touching on this part
of the eyiieuee Judge Landis In his
charge TO the Jury said
"Thc indictment alleges that the
defendant accepted a c0ncessionknow
ingly. To sustain this averment the
proofs need not establish that defen.
dant had actually known OF the law.
fol rate. IL vas the duty Of the de.
fendaut diligently TO endeayor In
good faith 10 get from tire Chicago x
Alton railroad company the lawful
rate.hy applying 20 one Of the com.
pany's officers 10 making this en-
deavor the defendant is presumed II
have known that the railroad CON
pauy would have been guilty. Of a
mlsdemtanor II It gave the defend
ant a rate on interstate traffic which
was not set down on paper and copy
OF the schedule tlled with the inter.
state commerce con mission.
In regard 10 the assertion 10y the
defense that the Standard OH com
pany don / know OF the existence OF
the tariti on which thc indictment +
based, Judge Lands said that I'll,
evidence submitted by the govern.
meut went 10 show that there was 8
department Ia the Standard oil com
plny, which dealt with the oil In lot,
OF less than one carload, and that Il
would have been absolutely uccessat
for the head u this department. IN bs
familiar with the tarifI In question.
The jury was out less than tnret
hours and reached the verdict on th'
first ballet
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-18

Through blood poisoning caused by
a spider bite. John Washington, of
Buslqueyille, Tex, would have lost
bis ley, which became u mass Of run
ming sores, had be nol beea persnad-
ed to TRY Rucslen's Arnica Slive. He
writes. The tirst application re-
lieyed, and four boxes healed all the
sores Heals every sore sc at
Geo. ". Meit1ler, druggist.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-18
Cases Carried w.

Boise, Ida, April II 1t is learned
here from a reliable source that the
timber fraud cases; involving those
most prominent against ~bon in
dictments have been returned, will
nos be handled fIom the Department
Of Justice at Washington, and Unit
ed States District Attorney Ruick
sill leave tomorrow for that place to
look after them.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-18

that the division Of range is made oD
a fair and equiiabie basis Sheep
viii certainly DOT be allowed 10 en-
erOaeh on range 70 which cattle base
prior tight.
Your friendship and cooperation In
the past have been tery greatly ap-
pFeciated aud ! should be more sorry
than ! can say 10 see either eome 10
au end Tor lack Of a thorough under.
standing hgt@een as. AS soon as a
decision can be reached as TO wheu IL
will be possible for me 90 visit Sal.
mon and take up these matters on
the ground shall be very glad Ia
notify you further.
Nery sincerely yoorS,
Clifford pinchut.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-18
Hf COUNTY COMMISSIONERS IN SESSION FDERAL GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS!

laid over TO July 1907.
Board adjourned to meet April II, ,
1907.
W c Smith, John Long,
Clerk. Chairman.
April II, 1907.
Poard met pursuant TO adjourn
ment. In the matter OF the care OF
INDECENT sick, otherwise county poor
for the year 1907 awarded to Fred
Brousb, bond approved,
In the matter Of the petition of
" ] Thornburg, ct al for new school
district out of part OF school district
No y, was granted.
Board adjourned to meet April
18th.
" G Smith. John Long,
Clerk. Chairman.
April u, 1907.
Board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment.
In the matter of % per cent OF the
Road Property Tax collected within
the corporate limits Of the village OF
Salmon City for the year 1906. county
auditor ordered TO draw warrants on
road fund in favor OF village OF Sal
mon City for s352.6 60
In the matter Of leave Of absence
for the county attorney, + j Cowen.
granted leave OF absence for 30 days.
Board adjourned TO meet May 4,
1907, at Q O'Clock a. IN.
W Smith, John Long.
Clerk. Chairman.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1907-04-18

n you are q repubIfcan anc
: lie sire aifthe news ali the time
lake The Recorder. n you
Uay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-03-08

Il bought a fifty-cent bottle Of
KODOL and the benefit 1 received all
the gold in Georgia could not buy. In
three months I was well and hearty
May you live long and prosper."-C. N.
Cornell, Roding, Ga. 1906. Kodol For
Dyspepsia is sold by John CouShlin.
Augusta and Beane's Drug Store.
Gardiner,