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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-08-13
Kern Speaks in Iowa.


Des Moines, Ia, Aug. ga spe-
cial to the Register and Leader from
Charles City, Ia, asys J. W. Kern,
democratic candidate for vice presi-
dent, addressed an audience of 1900
at the Chautauqua there today. His
subject was "Our Common Ground. y
He first paid tribute to the late
Senator Allison, after which he ex-
pressed his appreciation of the fact
that his subject is constantly broad
ening and there Is more common
ground In religion and politics today
than ever before.
He said that President Roosevelt
did more than any other six men to
bring all parties closer together on
vital questions. Taft and Bryan
agree today on the ultimate self-gov-
eminent of our distant possessions,
the danger OF swollen fortunes,
though not on the remedies for such,
and on the two points concerning
taxes, namely, that they shall be as
moderate as possible and that they
shall be equalized, ..and they finally
agree on the paramount influence of
the home, the school and the church.
He ended by appealing to his audi
ence to cast their ballots not from a
partisan standpoint so much as from
that Of patriotism and humility.
A reception was given at the resi-
dence OF bis cousin, S. l. Kern, to-
night, after which he left for Des
Moines and thence to Indianola, his
old home, to attend reception In
bis honor on Monday. Afterwards
he goes to Lincoln to meet Mr.. Bryan
at his home at Fairview.
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+. NJ. Yearian. returning from A
visit of about two weeks ~ith rela.
tiyes at Junction, Lemhi county,
Idaho, brings back some good rail.
road uews with him. He states that
the right OF way from several miles
on this side of the divide 10 Gilmore.
Idaho, has all been secured by those
behind the proposition and the cash
paid for said right OF way. Also n
part OF the right of way down toward
salmon.
While he was visiting at the home
OF his brother, Thomas Yearian. NJ
Junction, Miss Beth, the daurbtsr
OF Thomas Yearian, received letter
from the daughter Of Engineer Bacon
In which she stated they were soon
to return from British Columbia TO
the Lemhi country with her father.
As Mr.. Bacon was to be sent there 10
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still has nearly a month of it ahead
OF him before he gets actively into
the national campaign. II have
spent considerable time," he said,
sin ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wiscon-
sin and Kansas this summer, and
from what / have learned as to each
of them, | would put them all In the
list of doubtful or debatable states,
except Indiana. which i regard as
surely democratic. Over all these
great central states there is sweep.
ing a wave of Bryan sentiment. Nor
is it confined to this section The
same feeling manifests itself every
where. In California, our chances
seem to be better than ever, and my
information is that Rhode Island,
for example, way at the other ex-
IRENE of the country, must be re-
garded as doubtful.
~ think you will find more snap
and ginger In the democratic cam
paign than we have had for many
years, and at the same time there
will be far less of bitterness and
malice manifested toward Mr.. Bryan
than he has encountered heretofore.
The good feeling toward Mr.. Bryan
is general, and is found even among
republicans who expect to vote
against him. They are not afraid of
him any more. They don't believe,
and don't say, that his election will
wreck the country. This is one ele-
ment that is making for the restora-
tion of the prosperity which last fall
was shaken by Wall street manipulate
ors and republican policies.
Mr.. Clark will be back in Nebraska
early next week, to speak at chau.
tauqua at Nebraska City Omaha
World-Herald.
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cowardiy. Contemplate Cur.

One OF the most cowardly and con-
temptible ours with which com.
munity can be afflicted Is the biped
who never has anything good to say
sscat those who are immeasura DIV
above them In morality and good Cit
tizenship. Even women, who are ex-
amples of chastity and virtue can not
escape their slanderous tongue We
have some OF these contemplate ours
In Salmon. They are To be found up
on the street corners. In the back
room OF "A saloon and even force their
companionship upon decent people.
Such an individual deserves the
contempt of the people, but there is
an individual Who Is lower and more
degraded than these. IL Is the editor
who Is so cowardIv and debased In
hts ideals that he Is ashamed to faith
or some Of his own rautinps, hut will
81 u fictitious name, To convey the
IDEA that there are other more con.
temptihle ours than he. Some men
are great Observers, " but they never
observe anything which Is for the
moral uplift of the community In
shich they live.
In the ATTY years In which the edi.
tor Of The Recorder has spent upon
earth he has enough sins OF both
admission and commission to anwsre
for, God knows, but he was never
driven out. OF hotel In Montana for
trying % get into the window OF a
woman's room 10 the second story Of
a hotel from a ladder.
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Fairyiew, Lincoln, Aug. g. En-
thusiastic over the prospects OF dem-
ocratic success In November, Repre-
sentative Henry d. Clayton, of Ala
bama, chairman OF the committee on
notification of William ]. Bryan In
his nomination for the presidency
arrived in Lincoln today He was
accompanied on the journey from st.
Louis by DIR. j. ". Mcclure, Of Sc.
dalia, Mo-, a member of the commit.
tee.
"You can say that have every
confidence in the election of Mr..
Bryan and Mr.. Kern" said Mr.. Clay
ton. ",fhe whole sentiment Of the
country is in that direction.
On the way to Lincoln from his
Alabama home, Mr.. Clayton took oc-
casion to engage as many In CONVEX
sation as he couu as to their polit-
ical views. 81 found a majority of
those with whom l talked for Bry-
an said he.
II met many travelling men and
only one declared himself out and out
for the republican candidates. F"
Mr.. Clayton said that the crock
ribbed" democrats were not much
interested In the election because
they intended to vote the democratic
ticket anyway.
But, he declared, "the men who
have not heretofore voted for Bryan,
but will do so this year, are the ones
who are encouraging.
Chairman Clayton criticised Judge
Taft's speech of acceptance for hay-
ing, as he said, lodged the Chicago
platform.
That speech is weak and inane,''
he declared, ''but it established one
thing and that is that the reputli-
cans have beat a retreat and that
they are on the defensive. .
Feeling tatigued from his long
journey, Mr.. Clayton determined to
defer his visit to Mr.. Bryan until to-
morrow.
The whole of today was spent by
Mr.. Bryan resting 1t SO. happened
that the pastors of both churches at
Faifview, where MI. Bryan and his
fdmily usually attended services, and
the Second Presbyterian church in
Lincoln, were absent from their
charge today and consequently Mr..
Btyan's household remained at home.
The family, however, indugled in
their usual Bible readings.
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Notice to con,r.e,o,.


Sealed proposals for cor.e,.,..,
approximately 1900 llneaI ~
ditch and 1900 lineaI. feet Of y, !,
will be received by the A.
Light s. Power Company At, ~ !.
of Allen G. Merritt, enpjnee,
4:3O p. m. Thursday. Aupuss d y
All propoals must be accomna,s.
a check OF two hundred dolla-. \.
drawn on a Salmon bank ana
payable TO Fl. ". Soule r.
There will be approximatel, y
cubic yards Of earth ard or,..,
cavation and approximate, !;
cubic yards Of fill. Plans ~
seen. specifications and forms =
tract and proposals may be- 49,
at the office Of Allen @. ~.
engineer. Responsibility ana =,
ence Of bidders will be cop.ias.
awarding the contract and no ~
be received from any bidder a.
not looked the work over q
ground. The Company reserv~
right to reject any or All hids
F. q. Havemann, SsoNan
Andrews Light & Power Chr
Salmon, Idaho, Aug. 8, iooe.
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GEO. H. MONK CO.


Or. States OF Moundsyille, W. Va.
president 0f the Tin boy Mininl
company, arrived here Sunday night
10 look after tile interests Of the
company ~ this place.
Mrs. Lillian Wheaton and littIe
son, OF Los Angeles, CALI, arrived
here the last OF the week for an ex,
tended visit With her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. j.. NJ. Langsdorf.
During the past week Joe Vaughn
has purchased the ferril Terry prop
erty tn the Young addition. This Is
q new house and 10 most desirable
location. Mr. Vaughn Is moving to-
day and VIII DO most pleasantly stu.
atcd.
J. w u. Haleomb, tho Carmen
creek mining man, was 10 town for a
couple Of days during the past week.
Mr., Halcomb seems TO be well
pleased with the showing no Is max.
Ing 10 the development Of the prop.
erty.
Miss Lena shoup, who has been
touring Europe for the past three
months returned home yesterday
Afternoon ON the coach We under
stand Miss Lena had most pleasant
Journey and most pleasant time
during her trip.
A social function took place at the
home Of W. IL. Shoup Monday night
Ia which The Misses Shoup enter.
tainsd IN honor of Miss Frieda kir.
choir, q Chicago, who IA here on d
visit. II Is said TO have been d most
pleasing function.
Or. galloway, Temporary pastor VI
the Presbyterian church has been
quite seriously III for the past few
DAYS. His trouble first started with
neuraIgia, which effected bis heart,
bot for the past twa days has been
threatened with pueum0nia.
W, q, nnehlor, wh0 came here a
couple OF weeks agu TO open up an
undertaking estahlishu cut, Ii having
the shoup building. next to judge
Quarlos' ofiiee gcpaperod and lifted
up IT. nice shape. Tie expects To
hage his goods In the building In
two or three weeks
Capt Harry 6nleke slipped the
cables sith bis new water craft early
Sunday morning aud started on his
cruise. fhe boat was loaded with
cargo OF over il.@a pounds III MA.
chinory aud produce loF the lover
country. W. H. Fowler accompanied
him down the river
Quite party lett sunday Ter an
outing on the hoadwaiers Of Fourtt,
OF July creek. They consisted OF
James llumphili aud eite. I j At.
Sins and vile and Mrs. chris Van
Strait and son, Ti.ey expect 70 he
gone all ~ees putting In tiier tine
gathering 6ackleherries.
~. HVtFRtNf AHn Nlfe ufAte DOWN
10 sheep crcok SUNDAY. returning the
sams day Mr.. peinpSes, who Is
camping on the creek with bis Tam.
w, VISA Injured saue weeks ago by
being thrown trom horse, which
caused the forming OF an aeccss ON
BITS back. nr, Marphey vas called
% iaHee the gathsrieg.
wiz wessle, sgpt. u tho Gold
Ridge, cane 10 from I.eesbarg the
nFss Of the week. lie left yesterday
Tor Zig Greek, whTre no expects 10 /
stay Tor several days The Gold /
Ridge mill mas been forced TO close
down on account Of the shortage of
water. G, Il wegsle. the presided,
OF the eompany, Is expected here the
s5tb Of the meath. aud Il is epxec,ed
That As soon - he arrives work will 4
commence on tie power plant which
they expect 70 put In at Naplas creek
TO furnish the electric juice TO run
The mines adjacent to Lecsburg.
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The fact that be had per,o,m..
work of any kind TO-DAY
Iounged around the house ga...
much-needed rest was Coz,
upon by the democratic pa.'.s
81 feel very WELL" be said. -
er felt better in my life,p 81 !
looked the part.
Mr.. Bryan is looking fo,-
the visit Of Chairman MACK 81.
good deal OF attention. The
ence is expected to develop 49,
interest In the political worh
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Clark Finds Wave Of Bryanism.

Champ Clark, OF Missouri, who is
looked on as slated for the speaker
ship OF the next house of congress,
In the event OF It's being democratic,
visited for few hours with Con-
gresham Hitchcock In Omaha Sat-
urday, on bis way east from Column
bus. Neb., where he addressed a
ChautauQna assembly Friday. Mr.
Clark has been busy with his chau-
tauqua work Tor several weeks. and
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Idaho Timber Burned.

Spokane, Aug. l0.-The forest fires
raging In northern Idaho are doing
an immense amount of damage In
the timber sections. More than 200
men have been sent today to aid
those already fighting the fires, and
1t is believed they will soon be under
control. The state government and
timber companies are cooperating TO
put out the fires and save the tim
Der.
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i The Mackay Miner recently ISSUED
/ an illustrated edition, giving the re-
cources OF the country adjacent Il
Mackav. The issue contains many
well written articles and no doubt
viii do Custer county an immense
amount OF good. The Dillingham;
Brothers are pushing newspaper men
OF good ability and are continual
boosters.
! Newton Hubs, OF AInett creek,
was In town couple Of days the first
of the week. Mr. Tllbbs was 10 to
make arrangements to ship a sawmjll
TO The italian mine, which they will
use 10 provide lumber In construc-
tion work. He reports work on the
development work In this well known
property as progressing very nicely
indeed.
In locking over the list OF state
committeeman the name OF c. r..
bolton was named as the committee
tuan from this county. Mr.. Bolton
has not boon hee for year, so Ii Is
evident that the members we're
picked at random. III MI. Bolton
was now u resident of the county Il
Is hardly probable he would be found
With the Mormocrats.
Mrs. L. g. McAloney. of Portland,
Oregon, arrived here Tuesday by the
way Of Challls TO look up location
for her husband In the practice of
dentistry. DIR. McAloney has
lucrative practice at Portland, but
on account OF the poor health OF Mrs.
eieAloney the doctors have ordered
her to,a higher climate. The doctor
expects 10 open an oillce here by the
first al the month.
Quaries Y Quarles are getting In
theii new machinery THIS week for
their new electric lighting plant. AS
soon as they make their contemplated
improvements they expect TO start
their day current. 1t Is said they
now have enough business To war
rant them running continuously
Tho Recorder viii have the machin-
cry OF the plant driven by electricity
as snon rs they start up the day cur.
rent.
hessrs. +. Carl, Alfred Anderson,
Thomas Wright and WIN. Snow were
up from t'innonsville TUESDAY. They
were here to attend trial In which
Frank Carl was the plaintiff and VIM.
snow The defendant The ease was
over dividing fence, which came
before Judge Steel yesterday. The
Jury brought Ia . verdict for the de-.
Iendant, .ieonse ". Noble vas mo
attorney for the defense and r. j
Cove tur tho phiutltf.
Gcurge W Parsoas, OF Steeltan
Ia arrived here yesterday afternoon
ana left tnls morning for Leeshurp
tu make personal inspection OF the |
Said Dust mite, OF which he Is one
~ The heaviest Stockholders. Mr.. |
Parsons has been makipg tour Of |
tAe West, hut does not seem Ia |
have much faith In tho Goldteld and
Rawhide country In Nevada, re
thinks the Nevada mining ccuntry |
has sotten It's reputation mote from
ADVERTISING than any great mineral
production.
William Nailin, editor of the poca.
tsllo Tribune, was pleasant visitor
To this place Tor several days during
the past week. IL Is quietly whts.
pered around town that Me-. WALL,
vas here In the interest of his fellow
townsman. Mr.. Brady. who Is a can.
didate Tor the gossrnorship. He
thinks Brady Is one Of tha finest men
IN Idaho. hut will have 10 take issue
With hin In this statement since pr
Mhitwell Is candidate against Mr.
Brady In case the latter gets the
which is extremely psob.
able.
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Homemade bread and pastries for
sale ~ the Tinglsy confectionery.

~" sssWsoy conioctiontfy.
u.
Sborta. middliugs aud wheat
scrssnings for sale by Herndon Mill
Ing Co. IL
John Thompson. Of Lsesbura,
came In FROM the hills yesterday
morning.
We Will par i've cents for second.
hand bran sacks not too badly danl.
aged. Heindoo Milling Co. II
Miss zeila morrill, left the middle
Of last week To spend her sammer va.
cation with friends AZ Mackay.
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Pres.
byterian church will meet with Mrs.
Grace Beers Thursday, Aug. 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodolph Wright have
left Salt Lake, 10 IL must be that
Mr.. Wright Il Inueb better, II he Ii
abls 10 travel.
Mrs. Frank kirtley has been serl.
ousiy III for tho past week, but ut
the time this II written she n said
To be improving.
Mrs. lothian Nicols returned the
last Of the week from tho Junction,
~hefs she had been visiting friends
lfur week or more.
Joe Lanssdorf, who had been visit.
linz with bis parents for couple OF
weeks. returned to bis home ut on.
dan the middle al last week.
sam Cary notifies The Recorder 10
send his paper 10 May, 30 We are led
10 belese that 10 viii make that
part u the county his home for a
Ahile at least.
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Teachers examination will be held
In the Office OF Co. Supt. at Salmon,
Aug. q, % and 20. Question will be
Issued for first, second and third
grade, primary and state certificates
and life diplomas. To the teachers
who attend Institute credit OF 3
per cent will be given in any county
examination taken during the ensu:
Ing year.
Question for eighth grade state ex-
animation will be issued at this time.
Ethel Goodrich Watkins,
Co. Supt.
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Dan O'ConDelI and Fred White
were outgoing passengers to Butte
Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. WegeIe came 10 from
Leesburg today for short visit with
Der sister, Mrs. Aware.
Rev. MACPHERSON, who has been
spending a months vacation with bis
family at Idaho Falls, returned home
today and will fill his pulpit at the
church neat Sunday.
Mrs. Doebler, wife Of w. G. Dneb-
Ter, arrived here yesterday from her
former home at Nampa. Mr.. and
Mrs. Doebler will occupy the proper
81 vacated today by Joe Vaughn, on
the bar.
The Recorder is Informed that AL
Jinegar has disposed of his sawmill
on fourth OF July creek TO ii. II.
Harmon. Mr.. Jinegar moved to the
mill last spring. but was unfortunate
10 losing his homo by fire a few
weeks ago. We did not learn the
consideration.
Messrs. j. T.. Keller and j. W.
Babbit, OF Joplin, Mo, we're Monday
arrivals. These gentlemen are inter-
ested In the Black Eagle mine near
Yellow Jacket. The former gentle
man was here several months last
summer, but this is the first trip for
the latter. They left Wednesday
morning for the mine.
Surveyor Merritt completed the
survey for the Andrews Light and
Power Company yesterday. The
ditch will be "a OF mile In length,
the race IL mile, with fall Of forty
feet In that distance. The water will
be taken out Of the river below the
present electric light company's
plant. The machinery for the plant
viii be shipped the first Of the month
from Milwaukee, Wis. The capacity
of the plant Is estimated to be about
l,W0 morse power.
Deputy Sheriff s. A. Ball came 10
FROM the Wallace convention Monday,
but Ray Kinsey did not arrive until
Wednesday, having stopped of at
Butte for few days visit with
friends. They enjoyed the trip. but
had an interesting session while In
the convention. They state that the
Mormocrats stated that they would
carry the fight to the supreme court,
but II they we're defeated In that
tribunal they would lay down and
leave the way clear for DIR. Whitwell.
They both state that 1t was the gen.
eral opinion In Wallace that the Boise
bunch came there with the Intention
OF boiling did they not secure control
OF the organization.
Kew. Pemberton will preach the
last sermon OF his conference year at
the Methodist church next Sunday
morning and evening. Monday
morning he will leave tor conference
at Weiser, expecting to be gone for
week or ten days. II is deemed more
than probable that he will be ie-
turned here for another year, as The
Recorder learns that the congrega.
ton asked the district superintend-
emit to have him return when he was
here some weeks ago. Rev. Pember-
ton and bis wife have made many
friends here during the time they
have been residents OF this city.
Rev. Pemberton Is an earnest Chris
tan man, hard worker, a student
md has worked earnestly for the
netterment OF humanity, and the
,hurch has been built up and greatly
strengthened during his pastorate.
Not only does his members desire his |
return, but It Is the wish OF the |
pepe generally.
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OF the county of Lemhi, State a n
he matter of the Estate Of Frandk r.
ceased
Pursuant to an ordea of said Com
On the 10th day of August, Iqo& ~
hereby given that Monday the IN
August. 1908, at O'Clock, .. m. II r.
at the Court Room of said Court. Il r.
in the said County of Lemhi has n
pointed as the time and place for psov
Will of said Frank Baer, deceased,
hearing the application Of Marparef
the issuance to her of letters teaia1
when and where any person interelIs
appear and contest the same.
Dated August 10, 1908.
George Steel, Probate
August ~.
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