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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-09
Plans for Flee. to Visit New Zealand,

Washington.-.lt has practically
been decided by the navy department
that the Atlantic battleship fleet shall
make a short visit to Auckland. New
Zealand. ON its way from Samoa to
sydney, Australia. There is an ample
supply of good coal at the New Yea
land port. and stop there would af-
ford an excellent opportunity to fill
the hankers of the ships for the long
trip to the Philippines and Japan. and
also to show the appreciation of the
United States government for the
prompt and cordial invitation received
from the New Zealand authorities.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-09
Long Forgotten Volcano Has Become
Active.

San Francisco THE steamer pan.
anna brought news OF volcano In
Guatemala. NO long extinct that Its
name has been forgotten. having no
Gently broken out. Its long sleep was
terminated three weeks ago with
such terrifying mutterings and spout
ing OF lava and smoke. that the peo
pie living at San Fiiipe. at the base
Of the mountain. are fleeing for their
lives.
Opposite the new volcano Ia Santa
Maria. q volcano which during the
last two hundred years has wiped out
town after town. The inhabitants OF
the district fear repetition OF the
Santa Maria catastrophe and are
therefore deserving the mountain
side. Already the country for miles
~ covered some inches deep with
dust and ashes from the active noun.
tain
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-09
Or, Hlll Gets the AppoIn,u,r,

washington. President Roosevelt
mas sent to the senate the nemlna
ton OF DIR, David Jayne nm to be
American ambassador at Berlin. Ger,
many The resignation of Charlie.
magne Tower, now at the post. has
been accepted, 90 take effect June 1.
Al that time Or. nm will assume his
new duties This, coming from the
WHITE House. is taken as happy
ending Of the HIN incident. At the
German embassy 1t was stated that
rothing more Is to be said regarding
the htll matter from that quarter.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-09
Outlaw Killed by His Brotb.

Muskogee. okla-Charles wycklire
one OF the members of the notorious
gang OF Cherokee Indian outlaws
'ohg sought by the officers. was shot
ana Killed at the wyekhTe place in
,he Spavinaw hill. Cherokee nation
saturday by his brother Thomas
.ne result of drunken family ouarra,
The Wyckliffes were three in nn-,h.s-
eH9rIes, Thomas and John. They
are nilhlooded Cherokees. and ,b,,,
ere considered the most desnsra,!,
gang OF outlaws that has infested ,ne
southwest in years. 'Ne
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-09

Washington. - instructions have
necn issued TO registers and receiv,
ers of land offices relative to the re-.
Gently enacted law providing for max.
ING second desert land entries. The
law permits any person who has lost,
forfeited or abandoned prior desert
Iana entry TO make n second entry a.
though the former entry had not been
made. Instructions to local land of
ncers provide that afiidavits prescrib
ed Tor use In making applications Tor
second homestead entries may be
nsed With necessary changes In sun
port OF applications for second desert
entries
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-09
Chinese Leader Murdered

New York.-A street mnr,ar
which is believed to have been an
outsrowth of recent trials of China.
men for the murders in Boston and
Fhilsdeiph.a, threw the local Chinese
quarter into intense excitement Fri
day, The victim was Ing Now vha
IN the trouolous times of two wears
ego was known as a lieutenant of
MOCK Duck, leader of one OF the rival
longs and who, since the retirement
OF Mock has been locked upon hv
MAJ many Ceinamen as the real leader or
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-09
Troops Will Once More Take the
Field Against Miners.

Washington.-At the close of the
cabinet meeting on Friday. Secretary
Taft said that troops had been or
dered to the Treadwell mines OF.
Douglas island in southeastern
Alaska. where miners strike is in
progress. The troops will go from
Fort William Fl. Seward, which is
only two hours journey from Tread
we'll by steamer.
IL Is stated that lot of dynamite
is railing into the possession of the
strikers, and a threat has been made
TO blow up some of the shafts.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-09
Attempt on Life Of Wells viii Not
Help Steve Adams Case.

Telluride. Colo,--As the result OF
the attempt TO murder General Bull.
Kelly Wells. general manager Of the
SmaggierUnion miens and mills. AT
Pandora. Sheriff Fitzpatrick Is taking
precautions 10 guard the jail in which
Steve Adams. charged with the assas.
stnation OF Arthur l. Collins. General
Wells predecessor. is confined. The
feeling against Adams is becor,inv
more bitter from day 10 day. He Is
supposed to represent the element
among the miners that believes in
violence against the mine owners
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-09
issue Of Bonds by Union Pacific VIII
Benefit Employees.

Omaha, Neb.-with the issue Of
se0.000,000 new bonds by the Union
Pacific railroad comes the announce.
ment that the road win soon re-em.
ploy most of the men recently dis.
charged In the mechanical department
of that road. No official announce
ment has before been made Of this
fact. but minor official, who issues
the orders of his superiors. on Satur-
day stated that all shops on the line
would quickly put back most OF the
men recently laid OF
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-09
Robber Murders Express MESSENGER

Newton. Kan.-A. Bailey. an ex.
press messenger of the Wells Fargo
company. was killed by an unknown
person on Santa Fe train between
Florence and Newton early Sunday
morning. The murder was a brutal
one. with robbery as the object. Both
safes. the local and the through safes.
were ransacked, and at least 81 900
In money and some jewelry taken.
What amount the robbers secured Is
not known. Bailey was evidently at.
tackled while he was asleep, his head
being beaten to a pulp.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-09
Try New Form Of oov.,,n,r,

Des Moincs. iowa--Des Molnes has
heic It's FIRST municipal election under
the commission form of government,
and elected A. J. Mathis tDemoeratl
mayor The resul, was an oyerwhelm.
Ing defeat for the candidates who
had been nominated In the primaries
by tie friends OF the new commits.
tion form Of government Mathis.
who was formerly police Judge. was
one OF the vigorous opponents of the
new plan at the time OF its adoptIon
and his majority over the commits
sion plan candidate will exceed 1000
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-09
sebree's Fleet at San FrancIseo.

San Francisco. Admiral Sebree's
cruiser squadron. consisting OF the
cruisers Tennessee, California and
Washington. arrived Sunday from
Monterey. The cruiser Charleston
tiso one OF Admiral Sehree's ships.
arrived nom Mare Island, 1, Is ru.
mored that the Charleston is to be
taken IN active service. The cruisers
lett Magdalena bsy March %. after
target practice, The Tennessee and
washington completed their record
target practice and the California her
preliminary practice. The cruisers
VIII leave Wednesday for Seattle.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-09
Mls.ourlans Moe, Bryan.

Kansas CITY, Democrats from all
PARTS OF Missouri 10 the number OF
5000 attended banquet In Conven.
ton bali In shis city Monday night
unher the auspices of the Young
Mems Democratic club Of Missouri.
al which William J, Bryan and Jud,
son Harmon were the guests OF honor
aud principal speakers and the rec.n,
Tents OF repeated ovat:ons from the
$4,000 persons who thronged the
great hall The meeting was essen.
tally Bryan AFFAIR.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-09
Add'ns to New York's PopuI.,,o,

AIuAhy. \. Y-Information co.,
INNS immigration into this state
tot 'ne past few years has beer given
ous from tie state department ~
agriculture in connection with a hp,
.nt'ouueed IN the assembly proposing
d state department for the ,ollsc,io,,
OF such information. both ,.dns,-s',
saa ssrieaitursl, SIS would bs O, hen
guy ge 20 Tue ewigrant According n
80 sta'emeat. Immigrants to TIE
uuLnoer OF l.016.46S took u thei-
.esiuenee In New York stats dnrins
the past three years, uut'hs
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-09
Alabama Railroad Law Knocked On,

montgomery. Ala.-Iu sweeninv
secession making permanent the prs.
hminary Injunction issued last An.
gust Judge Thomas c. Jones Of ths
'euerai court of Alabama. middle dis
triet' declared that acts which sopvh,
to prevent the railroads Of ,bs -
mo.n SONG INTO the federal court
sese unconstitutional, and that tho
s.,a. acts Of the Alsbama les.
.s'A.ore SHOULD be suspended p@ni;n,
an, an 'nvesugstion of the complaints If
fscatory. "ete con-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-09
Kaiser Says He Has Made No OBJ
lection to Appointment of Hill

Veniee.-Emperor William, it is
reported, read with much interest
the kilograms printed by the news.
papers here concerning his alleged re.
tnsal to accept DR.. David j. Hill as
United States ambassador to Ger.
many, and said these accounts were
incorrect. He made no objection 10
the appointment of Mr.. Hill, ne is 70.
ported to have said. although he had
expressed regret that Charlemagne
rover was to leave the post of EN-.
bassador.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-09
Evans Coming Home for Treatment,

Observation-Disclosures Evans. com.
mandins the Atlantic fleet. is on his
way from Magdalena bay to San
Francisco, aboard the Connecticut
Arriving at San Francisco. he will
proceed at once to San Luis Obispo
by rail, there to take treatment at a
mineral springs resort The Connec.
ucut will return to Magdalena bay Mt
once, stopping at San Diego on her
way. She will join the feet. which
VIII come up the coast under COM
mand of Rear Admiral Thomas. Ev.
ans VIII assume command of the fleet
when II reaches San Diego.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-09
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faculty Of 1
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-04-09

Q year ago, being
about $4,000, 81
Over a score
jured when an \
Ann Arbor bran
United railway,
from jackson. III
defective rails.
Drury Lane q.
most famous in u
ly destroyed by hi
whole interior q
stroyed and the }
badly damaged.
The Fifth Aven.
mark of New Yori
century the gather
lican politicians, !
The hotel will be 1
room for a skyscrs
A coroner's jury
OF Police shippy, 1
E. Foley. his drive
justified in killin1
young Russian Jew
chief in his home q
! There is a mol
among the japanese
ment to Durham \
American advisor to
Gil of state, who wa
a Korean in San Fra
| The government
send 1000 workmen /
for work on the fort
island of Corrigidor,
of Manila bay. This
to be sent within a
| w. H. KEENAN, Of q
mer adjutant genera
committed suicide at r.
by hanging, in his al
state hospital for the 4
formerly a member Of \
Notices announcing 4
ton of 10 per cent, so|
April 6, were posted
mills of the Boston
company at Walthan'
week. The company
men.
/. Wang Chaeng an
Chun, the Korean patti
ed to kill Durham w. a
Francisco for what u
his treachery to the H
are behind the bars al
for murder.
Seven men arrested
Gently charged with
governmental secrets,
found guilty and sente
terms of Imprisonment
ment is generally cors
worse than death.
The statistical bureaI
Pacific passenger depa
sued a statement conn
eminent reports, shown
farm products in sey
west of the Mississippi
have been $1,091,0OO ,OoI
Rev. F. q. Nesbit, D
Presbyterian church at
and a speaker at the
celebration of that
dead Immediately after
cluded his address, an
ence OF a crowd of 1000
Jim Lee and Lee Ellie
arrested at McLoud,
the charge of robbing
bank at Hoffman. Ok
book was dropped near
tanning the names of t,
and on this clue they
near McLoud.
The last of the cl
certificates issued in N
during the financial str
ming in October last.
last week when the I
If North America paid
Of s250.000 which it o
clearing house.
The jury in the case
editor of the Missouri
IN trial at Logan, Iowa
ier of M. E. Brundige. r
ifct OF not guilty. Sn
Tiled Brundige in 1906
vas on a plea of self-de
lis second trial.
Incensed because the
3iganami, the so-called
San Francisco anarchist
AIKEN into custody by I
locca, four Reds took o
allure coffin marked W
rossbones that they w
ife of the officer.
r. r. Magazine, a ia
n agriculture. who ha'
loyed by the japanese
{ Formosa for the pas
as arrived in San Fra
'ay TO Washington to
he methods of the Unit
artment of agriculture.
Mrs. Osa Allen of Per
SORTING a party of fri
lie Hagenbeck & Wallat
n quarters. was grabb
nd the fesh of her ia
sriously lacerated. ]
as torn from her back.
ner away from the
The Leland hotel at
Is. one of the most v
1tels in the country. Al
zen the center of polite
r the last thirty years,
imaged by fire on Mar
g a loss on the prope-'
MS estate, of about SIS
A cablegram received
snder T. n. Potts OF
rs Moines. now at POI
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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-15

authority rs DR.. Reginald Harrison,
past vice president and Hunterian pro-
fessOr Of pathology and surgery mt the
Royal College of Surgeons Of England,
repeats his declaration that the in.
crease Of appendicitis and related dis
eases is directly traceable to the em.
ployment of boric acld and other chem.
icals for the preparation and preserva.
tion Of food. lie points out that the
death rate from enteritis, appendicitis
and perityphlitls increased In Great
Britain during the twenty-year period
of 1SS5-100i from 1873 to 305 per 1,O0O,.
600.
According to DR.. ITarrlson's theory.
the process by which the borlc acid
produces appendicitis is mechanical
and indirect, the first step being the
development Of fatulent dyspepsia
now recognized as being an almost in.
evitable effect Of the presence OF such
preservatives In the food--and the sec.
ond step being the entrance Of gas into
the appendix. DIR. Harrison says:
"'The initial lesion which probably
renders appendicitis possible is the
opening or blowing out of the appen.
deal canal to such degree as to rem.
der 1t accessible TO the contents Of the
lntestlnes. When this condi.
ton has thus been fairly well estab-
llslied, the ease and life Of the appen.
dix, not to say anything Of the indi.
vidual, IRE liable to become preca.
riOus'
"In support Of his contentious. DR..
Harrison quotes DR.. Deavor, Of Phlla.
delphia. and u recent address by DIR.
Richard Jones to the North Wales
branch Of the British Medical Asso.
citation. In which also occurred this
passage:
"'There can be no doubt that the
continuous introduction Of these chemi.
cal substances into the system inter.
feres with digestion, depresses the
heart action, and injuriously affects
the kidneys.'
"That no credence can be placed In
the sometimes heard assertion that the
food prepared In this country for do
nestle consumption Is free from many
Of the adulterations that characterize
the exported articles, seems proved by
an experience related to reporter by
a man just returned from q vacation
spent in one Of the less accessible parts
Of the Berkshires. Practically the only
meat that could be obtained was bacon
in glass Jars, bought ut a little village
grocery miles away. A rule the
jars sent for were put up by a New
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-15

etc, furnished by Representative Mar
tin OF South Dakota.
Chapter 3 was held In reserve be-
cause the case against the packers had
been decided upon, and If the chapter
had been known to Congress the pack
ers would have known the complete re-
suit of the Garfield Investigation under
the resolution of Representative Mar
tin which was passed by the House in
January, 1904.
In his resolution Representative
Martin asked that Garfield determine
II the wide difference between the price
Of cattle and dressed beef proved a
violation OF the Sherman antitrust
law.
According TO the resolution Mr.. Gar
field, II he found such violation, was To
report on the capitalization of Athe
packers combine, their organization,
profits, etc.
Mr. Garfield DID REPORT on this
latter phase Of the resolution, and 1t Is
TO be found In his report. This fact
Is stated merely as corroborating the
statement that Garfield found that the
illegal combination existed.
IL Is not generally known that Rep
resentatiye Martin, who introduced the
beef trust resolution on which Garfield
reported, saw Mr.. Garfield many times
after the passage Of the resolution and
furnished the Department Of Commerce
and Labor with facts and the names of
Witnesses. Mr.. Martin In fact saw Mr..
Garfield only a short time ago
There Is very little surprise express
ed here that chapter Of the Garfield
report was withheld from publication.
1t can be stated, however, that there
should have been not the slightest i'm
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-15

faith. Yet the Bible Is printed and
circulated as never before. The best
sellers" In fiction are thought to
achieve marvellous success II the sales
reach few hundred thousands. The
Bible, or portions of 1t, goes out by mil.
lions every year to the uttermost parts
of the earth. 1t Is incOmparably the
greatest Of all books from all points Of
view.
1t Is only matter Of five or six
years from perambulatOr to roller
skates. Thus do we sweetly 60 the
pace.
If It Is true that a woman must now
be very slender to he fashionable. we
see great many every day who have
gone out Of style.
Another good thing about the wealth
er is that II there weren't any. people
would probably spend even more time
talking about their .nelghbors.
~6A
From Maine comes word of the cap.
ture of n sea serpent ''wlth tale four
feet long" Must he a mere infant. for
most sen serpcnts' tales are several
thousand words long.
%eN.
The versatile Gar Of all the Rus.
sins had thIrty-one men hanged on
one day-and then distributed 1900
boxes Of candy to the school children.
Brazil denies that she In building a
navy for Japan, and Richmond Pearson
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-15

but failed. The following, from the
Chicago Tribune, of May 1, 1908,
partially explains why:
"The old lumpy jaw ordinance for
which Aid. Jim Daley fought so per-
slstcntly all the time he was In the
council and which has survived since
has been put to rest for all time. The
health committee, following the advice
of the health department, voted to put
IL on file.
"rhe ordinance provided that no part
Of an animal afflicted with lumpy jaw
should be slaughtered for food. The
health commissioner reported there
was no danger from parts Of the ami
NAL not infected and was backed up
by the best medical authority. but the
aldermen never could make up their
minds about the matter and the COM
mittee and the council played battle
dore and shuttlecock with the PROPOSE
tion for years"
And so lumpy Jaw cattle are served
for steaks. roasts, etc, I'm Chicago at
high prices and the Reef Trust laughs.
The Juvenile Court should be abol.
ished and the law establishing 1t re-
pealed.
The Government meat law, passed to
oblige the packers, In lieu Of a law
which would please the people, fools
nobody.
Senator Beveridge Of Indiana, an
able and honest man, rlddled the new
meat law In a great speech.
He declared that the law ought to
be amended 20 as to make the pack.
ers and not the Government pay for
the inspection. besides being vitality
amended In q uzmher Of other ways.
Does boric acid cause appendicitis?
In the course Of an article re.published
from New York paper, in the Chicago
Daily News Of November 3. 1905, we
find the following:
"In the meantime physicians, as well
as the public Mt large, continue to won.
der whether either one OF the autllori.
ties just mentioned may find 1t possible
to correct some of the abuses that are
most frequent, says the New York
Post. The troublesome problem OF the
use Of boric acid as food preserva.
tive. for instance, has just been
brought to the attention Of the medical
world once more by the appearance In
a recent number Of the Lancet (Lon.
don) Of an article In which such an
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-15

propriety in handing 1t to the Attorney
General for use In the case against the
packers.
Representative Martin would not and
did not furnish to Mr.. Garfield the
names Of any Of the beef packers. Mr..
Martin mentioned, as one witness for
instance, man who sold carload of
cattle in Chicago one day and had the
good sense to wait and see what be-
came Of it, He found that the cattle
were divided among seven concerns
that night, although there was only one
bid for the cattle that day. This was
a violation of the injunction then sup
posed to be in force, and 1t is known
that there were other witnesses and
ample witnesses to prove the violation.
1t can be stated on authority that
chapter . Of the Garfield report Is not
to remain unpublished. 1t Will, how
ever, not be sent to Congress until the
conclusion Of the cases against the beef
trust.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-15

lIobson will hereafter look upon Brazil
as the destroyer of one of his most
cherished fears.
A hole COO feet deep and half q
mile wide has been found In Arizona.
II might be utilized as last resting
place for the joint.statehood PROPOSE.
tion.
Some people talk as II hot weather
In summer is nothing less than bloom.
Ing outrage. which the government
ought to put Il stop to.
One Of the Vanderbilt children car.
ries $4,000 insurance on his toys. We
are wondering whether the insurance
companies permit him to have hatch
ct
When II comes to inqulsitivcness and
suspicion almost any woman can give
Il detective cards and spades and beat
him out.
~
A good many men have the courage
Of their convictions simply because they
have never been convicted.
~
Some women get queer notions at
times. A Plttsburg wife, who has kept
her husband for thirty.ave years, has
suddenly decided that she wants q
divorce.
It's wise wife who knows her own
husband.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1908-08-15
Bad meat causes cancer and the Beef
Trust Is responsible for the bad meat.

The Beef Trust continues to raise
the price Of meat.
1t Is robbng the people of the whole
country and there is no way to stop it.
The Government sits supine while
the Beef Barons squeeze the last cent
from the people.
In Chicago, where the alleged Gov
ernment inspection has no power to
stop 1t, lumpy jaw cattle are carved
up and sold for food daily.
The city council tried to stop the
sale Of lumpy Jaw meat In this city,