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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-11-19

chot TO the effect that cut Of 20 per
cent in the number Of sheep to be al
lowed upon the federal range is TO be
made. The association also adopted
the Chicago warehouse storage plan
promulgated by the National Wool
Growers association.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-11-19
Real Estate Transfers.

John +. Cunningham and wife TO
VIM. B. Wells so acres, &c. "a, to. 20
n. X. 23E., consideration $4,000.
". W. Adamson 10 II. N. Adamson
q Parker Lode, l.6 Paragon Placer,
Parker MI dist, consideration $500.
John J. McCracken and wife TO
John II. Coles ranch sec. ~ and 30
tp. - n. Il. % T., consideration 81.
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-11-19

ing music, had met with evil COM
panions, had given himself up to
drinking and gambling, and fallen
into shameful dissipation and crime.
The face that now was the model
for the face Of Judas had once been
the model for the face Of Christ. -
Brooklyn Eagle.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-11-19
SmsIter will Be Beneficial

II. L Fisher, +. J. Phelps and l..
l.. Martin came in yesterday morn
ing from the Spring Mountain coun-
try. where they have teen looking
over the construction work on the
smelter In which they are interested
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-11-19

cheek and lodged under the left ear.
IL barely missed the carotid artery
aud no other arteries we're struck.
There Is slight swelling under the
left ear, but there Is no unnatural
hemorrhage and Mr.. Iieney's pulse Is
good.
After Mr.. Heney had been removed
from the court, Judge Lawlor called
court 10 order and had Haas taken
into custody.
When lleney fell to the roor there
was an Immediate rush for the
would-be assassin, who was quickly
subdued. DR.. ii. a. Finck happened
to be In the building at the time and
rushed to Heney's assistance. Al.
though two bodyguaIds who have
been constantly employed to protect
lieney were within six feet OF him,
Haas drew his revolver ana fired the
shot before anyone In the courtroom
realized what was being done.
In the second Ruef trial, Haas had
been passed as n juryman, when one
day In court lIeney dramatically pro-
duced photograph taken Of him at
san Quentin penitentiary, taken In
eonvict's garb, and cropped hair and
With his number across his breast.
Haas collapsed In court, admitted he
had been a convict and was immedi-
ately discharged from the Jury.
Haas stated after the shooting:
" Ileney exposed my record 10 court
and ruined my business. am even
with him now aud don't care what
happens TO me. >"
The news OF the shooting spread
rapidly and an Immense crowd
gathered around the ball. A large
police force headed by Chief Biggy
surrounded the building In which
court was held and kept the crowd
back. A number Of arrests were
made by the police, who took into
custody men who we're suspected OF
being there for the purpose OF Great
ing trouble.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-11-19

San Fancisco. Nov. I5-Morris
Haas, who shot Francis J. Heney
yesterday, committed suicide at the
county jail tonight by shooting him
self through the mead.
One report says the pistol with
which Haas shot himself was concea-
led In his shoe where he hid II before
shooting Heney. Another report
says the pistol was secretly passed TO
Haas by friend since his incarcer-
alton
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-11-19

=. and artisticaIlV set
,s neat and artist
The Re COrder
other kind, BUT neat
Evening journal., 1908-11-24
THANKSGIVING
MARKET OPENS
Turkeys and Other Poultry
Reported Plentiful, and
Trimmings on Hand

The Thanksgiving market opened to-
day and will continue tomorrow. A
stroll through King street market
would furnish conclusive evidence thac
Thanksgiving is at hand. The turkeys.
chickens and other delicacies for the
big day can be seen on every hand.
Dealers reported that chickens ana
ducks are very plentiful this year. They
also say that there is fair supply
of turkeys Retail prices for the lats
ter range from % to % cents a pounu.
dressed chickens are quoted from II
to IS cents. and the quotation for
ducks is is cents.
The demand for veal. pork and othel
meats seems TO be much greater thar.
ever before. Many people are salts
fed to buy something cheaper than
turkey.
One dealer received this morning a
consignment Of three-pound potatoes.
They came from the lower part Of the
State.
Good cranberries. large lunches of
celery are very much in evidence. In
fact. Wilmington stands a very good
show OF getting everything she wants
for Turkey Day.
Evening journal., 1908-11-24
Counternanes.

Every woman likes to have dainty,
attractive looking beds. but for the wO-
man who does her own work and the
woman who must consider laundry bills
"A bit of discretion is necessary when Il
comes to the choosing of the counter
pane
Some Of us still cling TO the notion
that a beds furnishings must all be
white. We banker after the curiously
wadded affairs in intricate floral designs
that give So manv hours employment
to our srandmothers' Industrious frs
ors; or we cast covetous eyes upon the
heavy handsome Marseilles counter
pane DISPLAYED i'm the shops
These. however. arc not only costly
in the beginning. but must so TO al
extensive laundry or professional
cleaner VIXEN soiled: so il madame
must have white-all white-and hei
Purse is limited she would best buy
dimiiv or honeycomb countcrpanes
which arc light. dainty and almost rs
easily laundercd as a sheet.
If she is willing to introduce a "colol
scheme" into he~ bedroom, however
her range Of choice is very much wider
she can buy. ready for use. a colore,
counterpane- in hlne--brnlsn- or pinl,
which is lighter in weight and muel
cheaD-T than the marseilles. but heavie
than the dimty or honeycomb.
Evening journal., 1908-11-24
New Hat Idea.

Noted on a youthful bridesmaid as
fashionable wedding was a pretty frock
that showed a bodice Of white tulle
showered with silver. and skirt also OF
tulle. but quite plain and very full. It
was not hemmed. but was left with raw
edges. thus having a lightness and soft
ness which could not have been CONF
passed in any other way.
This is an old fashion revived. and
II is certainly worthy of revival. par.
ticularly when there are several skirts
Of the tulle. sometimes in contrasting
shades. A most poetic example has a
white soft satin foundation over which
falls a violet tule skirt this in its turn.
being veiled with silver tulle. and tho
outside thickness is a pale blue. Purple
blue and silver pansies on the bodice
supplied the KEY 10 the whole. These
dresses arc. OF course. very perishable,
but on the other hand. the perishable
parts are easily renewed. and their per
feet plainnoss makes IL possible for
this ts be done without much expense.
or course. the skirt must only just
touch the ground: indeed. il will be bet
ter If it just escapes it, but in this case,
the usual objection 10 tulle dresses
that they fall into different lengths af-
ter tho first wearing-is absent as
these is nothing to do but to trim the
edges even as they require it.
Evening journal., 1908-11-24
GOLDEY COLLEGE
DAILY NEWS
N. L. Williams Lands a Posi-
tiOn as Private Secretary.
Graduates Wanted

Aaron Finger is now employed in
the law offices of Robert II. Richards.
Esq. He is a first-class graduate Of
the shorthand department and is a
very competent stenographer.
G. c. Hall is now stenographer for
the Interstate Coal Co. Barbourville,
Ky. He writes enthusiastically i'm re-
gard to the instruction he received in
the shorthand department of Goldey
College.
n. l.. Williams has been employed
by Congressman w. S. Bennett, of New
York city. as his private secretary. This
is a position paying an annuallyin
is a position paying an unusually large
salary and offering many opportunities
for advancement. Mr. Williams will
be in Washington during the session
OF Congress. He is a first grade grad
uate of the shorthand department. of
Goldey College and is also a graduate
of the Wilmington High School
Graduates are wanted for the follow
ing positions:
Bookkeeper and stenographer. young
man., in office Of electrical firm.
Bookkeeper and stenographer. young
woman. for good position in Virginia.
Stenographer young woman. for po-
sition in law office in town in Mary
land.
Several new students have enrolled
for next Monday.
Evening journal., 1908-11-24
Care in Dressing.

If care Is not taken with the small de-
tails of dress. il Is useless for ANYONE
to imagine she will look we'll dressed.
The verv finest gown in the world can
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q - - q ~ ,--,t -. = Z = . - -
BY a badly adjusted waistline, or a
collar band that has not been renewed
when il has lost its freshness, and the
smartest Of tailor suits will be spoiled
il a pair of ill-shod feet in sloppy boots
or shoes are seen "twinkling in aand
out" from under its short walking skirf.
All this has been said reany times be-
fore. and every ono is aware Of the fact.
but human nature is liable to relapse
into careless ways. and tho matter II
dress. what is least prominent and con-
spicuous will naturally first show signs
OF neglect.
Gloves come under the same ban, but
are less often TO be condemned for the
reason that what the eve does see plain
". the heart is more inclined to grievo
for and hands cannot be as much hid
den as feet. or so some people imagine
Evening journal., 1908-11-24
suaaests q Ronus On RabIes.

Australia. as well as France. has "A
falling birth rate. and is striving to
devise a plan whereby she may increase
her population. During the last fivu
years the population of New Zealana
has Increased at twice the rate Of that
of Australia. and. while the vastness
Of the latter's colonies. many of which
contain huge stretches unfit for colon
ization. has no dou,' something TO do
with the case vet even vhere conditions
are good the rate Of ir ease is unsats-
factory. The closer settlement schemes
carried out by the government are ex.
pected to do something to meet the evil
by encouraging Immigration; and 4
Sydney doctor has suggested a bonus
on babics.-London Globe.
Evening journal., 1908-11-24
Evangolistio Meeting at ST. PauI's.

Evanselistio Meeting at St. Paul's.
The City Evangelization Society.
composed Of ministers and laymen or
the Methodist Church. who have been
holding street or open-air meetings
weekly in front Of the city Hall and
other parts of the city, held their
meeting on last Saturday evening in
St. Faul's NJ T. Church, where regular
services will be held every Saturday
evening during the winter. There was
n good attendance and most earnest
and pointed address was given on
Blind Bartimous." by Rev. c. T.
Wyatt, Of Harrison NJ p. Church A
goodly number of short. crisp testi-
monies were given by other ministers
and laymen and women. Dr. Manches-
Ger presided at the organ. Previous
70 the indoor meeting Clarence Shakes
peare, with cornet, led the singing i'm
front of the church A cordial invita- -
ton is extended to men and women
Of the various churches TO assist in
thass meetings
Evening journal., 1908-11-24
To Teach Irish History.

The Rev. Frank Connolly. pastor Of
ST. 49, ''-.rch. has decided TO have
the history Of Ireland used as one Of
the studies in the parochial school Of
that parish, and he will obtain text
books Members OF the Ancient order
OF Hibernians have reouc~tea that Irish
history be studied and State Commit
teenian Norton will soon order 200
copies of an Irish history text book.
There is now a movement. to offer
prizes for essays on Irish history.
Evening journal., 1908-11-24
Linden Green.

Paris has set its seal Of approval upon
n new shade of green which is copied
from the leaf of the linden tree. II is
TRANSPARENT looking and quite smoky.
il is usually becoming.
serge. with its deep. coarse rib. This
makes up a striking-looking street suit,
trimmed with black satin and fastened
with large dull silver buttons. With
such suit is worn a black satin tailor
ed blouse. with stock Of material and
a green velvet tie in front
Evening journal., 1908-11-24
Hibernian Kniohts Ball.

Major Simon p Doherty. of the Or
ganized Militia. who is commanding
the Hibernian knights. has decided 10
put further interesting features into
the military ball of the knights to-
morrow night. He has obtained the
service of four military buglers, and
they will call the knights TO assem-
BILE Tor the military drill. The march
will start at o'clock. A jig between
the state and county presidents and
a four handed ---' to be tripped off
in 49, old Irish fashion will be other
features Of the ball.
Evening journal., 1908-11-24
WOMANKIND
HOUSEHOLD HINTS

Spanish mackerel boiled and served
with tomato sauce favored with onions
is one of the faVorite luncheon dishes
where shoppers, meet, The sauce is
made by cooking two slices of onion
minced fine in a couple of Tablespoons
fuls of butter until it is "a light browfi
and then adding stewed and strained
tomatoes and cooking for five or ten
minutes. AT the last the sauce is
thickened very lightly with -four and "a
few French string beans and minced
parsley are added
Left over halibut steak served In a
Brooklyn home this week had the fish
faxed and heaped in the centre OF a
small platter, dressed with mayonnase
and sDrinkled with minced parsley
Around the mound we're groups of cold
cooked hoets. diced carrots. string
beans and boiled potatoes, all dressed
with oil and vinegar.
There came to the dinner table as the
salad course the dtherI night chicken
legs from which the bones had beeh
removed and which had been covered
with mayonnaise. Each was served on
a lettuce leaf by the side of four short
stalks of asparagus arranged in
bunch at one side and crossed with q
narrow strip of beets, as though th,
beets were a mand 20 bind them to
gether.
Evening journal., 1908-11-24
Burglars Looted as Family Slept.

ELKTON, Nov. 24-while Mrs. Leon
ard Pryor and her children were asleep
in the front part of their home. burg
lars broke in through rear window
.ransacked the bureau drawers and
cupboards and stole $6S.
Evening journal., 1908-11-24
CHILDREN WHO ARE SIGKLY

Mothers who value their own comfort
and the welfare OF their children, should
Sweet Powders for Children, for use
throughout the season. They Break up
Colds. cure Feverishness. Constipation.
Teething Disorders, Headaches and Stom-
ach Troubles. THESE POWDERS
NEVER FAIL. Sold by all Drug stores.
25c. Don't accept any substitute. A trial
package will. be sent FREE to any moth
er who will address Allen 5. olmsted'
Evening journal., 1908-11-24

Five is the sacred number OF the Chi
nese. who have five planets five cardinal
points. five virtues five tastes, FIVE musi-
cal tones, five ranks Of nobility and five
colors
Evening journal., 1908-11-24
To Arranqe for ST. Patrick's Day.

The county officers and the deputy
county vice-presidents OF the Ancient
Order of Hibernians will meet next
Sunday afternoon in irish American
Hall at 2.30 o'clock 10 arrange for the
OF st. Pauicks Day.
Evening journal., 1908-11-24
w. H. Smith & Co.,
Fourth and Market SIS.
New
VeiIings
25c

A brand new lot Just got here in time for
Thanksgiving. There's the new square mesh in
brown, blue, taupe and black And there's the
prcttiest lot of plain and fancy meshes besides at
25c yard.
Round mesh veilings with woven dot, in
brown, blue and black. ........35c and soc
Extra wide chiffon yelling in black at soc
a full color line of chiffon yelling of Gle
giant quality in brown, blue green. black.
garnet, steel mode and navy, at 2sc and SOC
yard. Much in demand for these fetching
Auto Wells" First Floor
Evening journal., 1908-11-24
70 Have A. o. n. Han.

Division No. 9. Ancient Order of Hi
hernians. has appointed a committee
70 look after new hall The idea
Is TO build a hall that win be a pride
TO the West Side.
Evening journal., 1908-11-24

Hotel Wilmington. Special soc.
Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner. PrIsats
tables reserved"
Evening journal., 1908-11-24
Curious.

che takes himself so seriously"
Yes; that's what makes him so fun
nv"
Evening journal., 1908-11-24
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

It might be well for some people 10
learn that one Of the natural results OF
a butting IN is a throwing out.
Evening journal., 1908-11-24
Carved,
Mounted,
Plain,

can pass this assortment of beautifully designed
and finished Combs and Barettes is hardly
human" that's all. Come see.
Combs in black, amber and shell, 2sc to S5
Barettes .........f .f..............loc to 81
Sets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. soc to So
First Floor.
Evening journal., 1908-11-24
Read THE EVENING JOURNAL
Tho Limit.

"Did you say that she had a quarrel
with her lawyerr
tsYee
Evening journal., 1908-11-24

WDat was IL aDOutf
"She said he did not obtain for her
the pattern OF divorce that is stylish
this year"
Evening journal., 1908-11-24

! 'Dead-ail Of them" said a captain
as he looked over the defenses two
Gays later. who was 1t that called
It false alarm? Who said that Ser
geant Brady was losing his nerveT
"See there, sir" said one Of the men
as he pointed TO thu sergeant.
And all saw that the battle SCARED
old veteran had died with a smile on
his face, NJ. QUAD.
Evening journal., 1908-11-24

Chosen from this stock of fashionable models.
your coat will give you that feeling Of satisfaction
that comes from being correctly dressed There
will be- too, decided feeling OF comfort, for you
will know that your coat hangs perfectly, is
warm. will wear we'll and has cost you far
less than you'd have to pay for the same quail
tv anywhere else. Has cost you less even
than YOU expected to pay even here Only
one or two of a style so yours will be dis
tinctve model as we'll
$40, $3.50, $500
$40, SIS and S35
Second Floor-take Elevator
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-05-13
Local and Personal Mention.

Mr.. l.. A. Trippe spent Sunday with
friends in Spartanburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Murph, of Brew
erton, were in the city Monday.
Mr.. j. N. Richardson is confined to
his home this week OF account of i'll
ness.
Col. A. G. Haskell, of Columbia, is i n
the city visiting his son, Mr.. A. G..
Haskell, Jr.
MIR. ]. G. Turner, of Greenwood, was
in the city Monday with his brother,
Mr.. T. c. Turner.
Mr.. j. b. Kevil, of Marion, KY,
writes to know if there is anyone in
Laurens county of his name.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Billingsley leaves TODAY
for Greenwood, where she will train
another company for the "Singin Skule
Regiment"
Mrs. p. A. Simpson and Mrs. l.. B.
Blackwell visited Greenville one day last
week during the sessions of the We.
mems Federation of Clubs meeting.
Manager Roman, of the electric
theatre is showing some very fine pic
IulcS IllcSc Gays. II you nave not seen
them, you miss something good.
Sheriff Duckett arrested one of the
negro drivers engaged in the hauling
work on the square Tuesday for cruelty
beating one of the mules he was driv-
ing.
The Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias
is in session today at Aiken, S. c.
Messrs G.. G. Featherstone and w. r.
Richey, Sr. are the delegates from the
Laurens lodge.
Rev. John d. Crout, Messrs .Jno. F.
Bolt and II. f.. Babb leave this after
noon for Clinton to attend the meeting
of the Methodist District Conference in
session there from tonight through
Sunday.
There will be no services in the First
Methodist church next Sunday, owing
to the fact that the new pipe organ IS
being Installed and the Estey Organ
Co.: has entire control Of the church
building while this work is being done,
Mrs. w. f. Lucas was called to All
good, Tenn, Monday morningto the bed.
side of her mother, Mrs. Cox, who ia
critically ill. Mrs. Cox has a host of
friends here in Laurens, she having
visited Mrs. Lucas several times.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-05-13
Negro Killing Saturday Night.

Pierce Davenport, a colored railroad
section hand, was shot and instantly
killed Saturday night by a negro farm
laborer named Henry Beasley. The
killing occurred on the railroad between
the city and Watts Mills and was wit
messed by six or eight other negroes.
1t seems that the principals had a quar-
rel, when Beasley went off and pro-
cured a gun and, on returning to the
scene of the first e%ncuonter, raised his
gun and shot Davenport dead in his
tracks.
The city authorities were notified of
the murder some time later and about
midnight Chief Bagwell and Special
Constable Owings went out and found
Beasley in his own house asleep. He
was arrested and brought to the city
lookup and this morning turned over to
the sheriff, who committed him to Jail.
Coroner Watts came up from Clinton
and held the inquest over Davenport at
noon. The verdict was in accordance
with the above facts.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-05-13
SALARY OF MAYOR
Is FIXED AT 5000.
Result of the Election Held Yesterday
on Question of Changing
City Charter.

An election was held in the city yes
terday on the question of amending the
city charter so that the mayors salary
may be left to the will of the council.
Section 20 of the charter stipulates a
salary of $3.50. 90 for the mayor of Lau-
rens and the election was on the ques-
ton of striking out this section.
The result of the election was 1877 to
strike out the section and 7not to strike
out. This leaves the matter of salary
with the council.
AS the petition, circulated to order
the election, stated the salary was to
be increased to $500 at a meeting of the
council Tuesday afternoon, the Increase
was ordered and affirmed by the board
of councilmen. The salary then for the
mayor of Laurens is henceforth to be
$500. 90.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-05-13
Bryan's Melodions Voice.

Mr.. Bryan's voice is a wonderful or
gan of expression. 1t is mellow, rather
than strong or loud, but it has a thrill
ing quality that carries it's tones dis
tinctly through the reverberating muir
murs of a crowded hall or the strag-
CLING noises Of an open air mass meet
ing. His manner, while glowing with
earnestness, is composed, and he speaks
without haste, strain or furry. His
gestures are simple and spontaneous,
and he makes the most of what he says
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-05-13
Union Meeting.

The program for the union meeting
of 1st division Of the Laurcns Associa-
ton to be held with Harmony Baptist
church May 3O-31 is as follows:
1st. Saturday at 1O.30 a. m. devo-
tional exercises conducted by r. A.
Hellams.
I'd. II a. m. Introductory sermon by
Rev. G.. w. Salters.
Sd. Enrolment of delegates and re-
ports from churches.
Dinner.
lst Query: When is a church member
not in good standing and full fellowship
and how should such be dealt with who
are not? To be discussed by Rev. r..
T. Todd, Geo. r. Cook, w. H.. Drum
mond.
I'd Query: What relationship exist
between church and Sunday school, if
any? What is the duty Of church to
Sunday school? Rev. c. w. Salters,
DR.. j.. r. Fowler, j. j. Riddle.
Sunday morning at 1870 a. m. Sun
day school mass meeting.
At III a. m. missionary sermon by
Rev: A. b. Langston; alternate, Rev.
r. #. Todd.
w. A. POWER, for Committee.
Have you bought a Refrigerator yet?
If not be sure to sec our line that will
not consume much ice. Get an Alaska
and you will always be satisfied. Sold
only by
S. M. & Il. II. Wilkes & Co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-05-13

by distinct articulation and appropriate
emphasis. While every effect is calcu-
lated ne presents the appearance of a
man possessed by his subject and en-
tire)y absorbed by the effort or reliev-
ing a full heart and a teeming mind by
direct, sincere communication to his
fellowmen.
The strength of his speeches does not
come from the horid ornament to which
he is given, but from their simple die
ton and direct style. Every point he
makes is SO readily grasped that I'M
skilled auditors are apt to infer that
that must be true which has been made
so easy to understand. Worlds Work.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1908-05-13

A great line of White Belts
1oc to SOC.
Elegant wide Silk Ribbons,
all colors, Ioc to SOC.
A line of White Slippers SIPS
to $2.oo.