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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-16

not have been issued 10 the negro
troops and therefore that the negro
soldiers did not "shoos up tie
town"
Bat now the chief Of the ordi-
nance bureau has had government
bullets analysed with the surpris-
ing discovery that governments bnl
lets 10 contain andmony. This
leaves the possibility that the ne
gyeo troops did fire the bullets
found il the walls al Brownsville,
more than that, it shows That some
one il the war departments has al !.
lowed contracting bullet makers
to side step tho specifications. OF
course this story is unofficial.
Should its details be verified by
official statements it wonld pat tho
government just here: iii order to
sustain the action Of the Executive
in the Brownsville affair il must
convict its ordinance bereau of ac-
cepting from contractors bullets
made coAtary to the specifications,
Ol course ii government bullets
have been accepted contrary IA
specifications, it is light the pubic
should know it and The President
should make ose Of the faet 70 it,
fultesf taiue IA 0he Brownsville
siIMr Bat alto fact which viii,
make the people of the United
States grin a little over admins
tration roabies is that, in seeking
to prove the nagro's gull. aud
thereby show that she war depart.
ment Wis right in its measure of
discipline fhe war department.
win be proven deficient il sts hul-
let department.
1.-THE negroes hred ihess bpllets
they are enilty II the bullets
contain antiinouy Che war depart
merit II guilty. Thar would 10 two
wrongs made public 10 one ezpos-
ure. Fer that the public hi Y
be tbaHkfel, even 4 the alin.aig-
tration must seai chagpinei.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-16
WANTS ORCHARD TURNED
LOOSE.

just as we have expected, with
the conclusion of the Haywood
Pettibone trials, an excuse would
be sought for the release, or at
least an attempt to save the life, Of
Orchard. In the trials of HAY
wood and Pettibone the evidence
was presented and the state given
an opportunity to convict these
men, providing they had the evil
dence, but the conclusion Of the
jury was there was not sufficient
evidence to convict. With Or
chard there can be no doubt as to
his guilt, as he has confessed time
after time. We have always in
sisted that he would not be hanged
and are not surprised at the state
ment of the Republican Bulletin Of
Prosser, Washington, which states
sit would seem but just if Harry
Orchard were turned loose y
What do you think Of that?
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-16
Don't Take the Rlsk.

When you have bad cough o.
cold do not let it drag along until
it becomes chronic bronchitis or
develops rr-to an attact ei pneu
monia. but give It the attention il
deserves aud gel rid Of it. Take
Chamberlain's Congh Remedy and
yon afe sure If pfomptrelief. From
p small heglniRg the sale ami use
Of ills preparation has extended IL
all pnfts Of the United States and
to many foreign countries. It's
many remarkable cures 81 coughs
and colds have won for il this wide
reputation and extensive use. Sold
By J.J Pulse.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-16
is INTERES TING

Among the exchanges received
at this Office none is more welcome
and Away sought after than The
Record published at Salmon, the
county seat of Lemhi county. The
town is eight miles from railroad
but the appearance of the paper is
far ahead of many sheets published
on the main line OF a railroad aud
in q town twice the size Of Sal
mon. The editor is fearless writer
and hews to the line regardless Of
where the chips may fall.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-16
A GREAT PAPER

When Hon. Fred Du Bais an
nounced he intended issnirg n
weekly publication in the interests
OF pure politics and the moral We !.
fare of Idaho there was great lie.
sire on the part of all classas to
see what the publication would al
vocate and with what force and
success its editor would attack tbe
rotten practices of the Mormon of
the Gem States. The Scinitar be-
fore us is the eleventh number is.
sued and like the numbers before
Is rich in material OF interest 10
all good citizens no matter " heti.ar
located in Idaho or elsewhere IL
the Union. The Mormons are be-
ing showed up in their true lipht
and in such manner that the
church and its most ardent defend
ers dare not take up the chaileage.
and exposures. 1t is choct full 81
good reading from beginning to en-
and in it you will find matters III
interest for the entire family. Ii
you would like to learn some great
truths regarding the practices of
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-16
ChIIstan Ghureh.

Inc Christian seFnon next SUM
day a. u. on the subject, "Mary
tAs Mothef Of Jesus Subject Of
evening sermon. The afsn with a
Y ai<e about has Neck The
children q tae Bible vii give b
program and Ghristuas tree enfar-
ta' naasas ~ Christioas eve Tues
Gay Dec. 44th
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-16

the church o. the Later Day saints,
things they do not deny, viosatipns
of She laws II God, Nation and
State in which they glory aud defy,
send for copy OF the Scimitar
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-16

Sunday, l0a. In., Sunday school,
Y. e. EanBaren, Supt.; II a a..
preaeI,,ngi $50 p m. 3 Y r.
~ Miss Ava Overman. Pres. !:
Y teHesdaY' 7:30 p ~ mid " elk
service and Bible study.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-16
tame shonlaar Care1l.

Latnr shoulder i usually caused
~ rheumatism OF lie muscles and
quickly Yields 70 u few applications
oi Ghambetlains Pain Balm. Mrs.
r a, heEiRee Of Roist0an, New
hFuna8ie.k, writes; Having beeu
t1nbIef tef some time vii i nain
in my lei shoulder, | decided to
give GhaHbeflain's Paia Balm i
tfial with q rasujt thar ] gas prompt
relief.' For sale ~ J. J Pulse.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-16

he Standard News has declared
war against japan and STRUCK
first" last week. with column
editorial. Better save your "am-
munition", brother, to put down
the ''insurrection" now Matching
in the republican party Of your
state.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-16

mela9dist Episcopal Church
SUNDAY services: Sabbath school
% I'D q. M; preaching AZ IL q. 20.
ana $50 2. "a Epworth League,
6s30 p III Prayer meeting We'd
nesda3 evening IS 1880. Rev ed.
ward Baker, pastor.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-16
Catholic. Church.

Next Sundays; Sunday school at
10 O'Clock, Mass at 1890. +.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1908-01-16
NOTICE

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and latest designs ia wall paper.
lhe finest lot OF paper ever brought
70 Grangeville. Ca]i and look it
over A, W. Robinson, Meadow
street, near Nollmer s. Scott.
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CO no is to be tomor-
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Art Linens From Japan

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Note Tomorrow's Complimentary Pl

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That Mondays "Openng' Souvenirs complimentary
prices will be eoquenv proved the readers of this page and
Very special attention drawn to the
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The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-03-14
THE IDAHO SCIMITAR.

that the anti-polygamists of Idaho have made no
effort to enforce the laws against polygamy it can
again be said in entire truthfulness that the prose-
cut1on of the laws is in the hands of the friends
OF the guilty parties and that they bound by po
htcal deal to protect their poygamous allies
The case of Mr.. Olsen is cited in evidence along
with the assurance of the Governor of the State
that the strong of the State would be placed as
barrier between guilt and the punishment the con-
stitution says shall be inflicted
1t is probable that much will be heard on this phase
OF the subject as the campaign progresses But the
fair minded citizen will not forget that the opponents
OF polygamy have had opportunity to secure JUS
tlce in the courts at the polls-and that is what
creates the issue that has become sharply drawn and
will have prominent place in discussion throughout
the campaign.
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-03-14

lief they applied the court for hearing and they
came into court last week to show how things had
been operated Gin restraint of trade"
Mr.. CLANCY and Mr.. Pugmire here as wit
nesses for the Brady interests and after introducing
a minute book and showing by the records that the
Taylor & Goshen Canal Company had adopted
resolution annulling the debt of $1,000 rental it
shown by the plaintiffs that the book they had in
PRODUCED not the minute book at ALL but a copy
of it which had been altered
The jury said in their verdict that the Taylor &
Goshen Canal had been leased that it was used for
the year, that the rent had not been paid that the
canal had not been kept in repair for the year and
that the plaintiffs entitled to Judgment for
$1,000 rental and $4,000 for repairs made by the
plaintiffs, together with interest at the legal rate
from October 1, 1903
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-03-14
The Temples East and West.

The Temples East and West.
The temples of the West look down upon the azure
seas;
No sick and weary famine town looks sadly up to
these
No gilded dome reflects the sun on eyes with sun
light blind
Or sinks from sight when day is DONE while death
steals up behind
The temples of the West1and CLEAN as CLEAN the
Eastern spires,
But wear the colors of dream, the sunsets tender
fires.
The gilt upon their shining towers is like the rain
bows glow;
1t changes with the changing hours, while sunsets
come and 60.
And in the Orient such pillars rise as these,
Such beauties never there are bent in wall and roof
and frieze-
For by the ancient shore where gilt pagodas
rise
Upon emblazoned temples pour such lights of para
disc.
The temples of the West1and lift their pillars to the
sky
While ships of vapor slowly drift in stately sp1endor
BY
Lie lclIplcS VI Tic WeSlldllu Use lIOH out Tie
Westand soil,
Reared not by skill of weeping eyes or hopeless
hands of toll
temples of the East, your gods much tribute have
required
The birth of life and death of clods to rear you
many-spred.
The temples of the West were made by neither toll
pelf-
The God who dwe11s within their shade has bui1ded
them Himself
Ring out, you bells of temples East; you call me
less than these
That spread their sweet communion feast beneath
the Westward trees.
Ring forth upon the sultry air when dying day is
dim;
l hear another call to prayer-the forests mighty
hymn.
[ stand before an open door, temple in the West;
hear the music on the shore of waves that sink to
rest.
Above me mount the West1and frs; their incense
rises pure.
o gded Eastward sepu1chers, my soul you can not
lure.
The American Lumberman (Chicago).
Speaker Cannon is figuring on carrying his home
State in the presidential race with Mr. Taft as second
The Idaho scimitar. [volume] (Boise, Idaho) 1907-1908, 1908-03-14

Speaker Cannon is figuring carrying his home
State in the presidential race with Mr. Taft as second
choice There is great deal of party elasticity in
State that declare for Cannon or Taft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01
STRANGE SHOOTING
STARTLES SOCIETY
IN CAPITAL CITY

WARflINGTOS. u. G.. Dec. -
The police Of this city have a shoot
Ing mystery on their hands. inyolv-
Ing negro. a supposed diplomat
and the wife ~ an army captain,
A. the Emergency hospital william
ayekea. the negro. who was shot.
lies Ia a critical condition, while the
other parties 70 the affair. Tor the
present AZ beast. have been able 20
conceal their Identity.
The shooting occurred Saturday
evening IN "A fashionable section 81
the city. after the negro had APP
preached the couple aud, az he says
asked &C. be directed 20 a certain
address A short time nfterward
according 10 the story 81 a clerk IN
the Portland apartment house. over
looking Thomas circle. near where
the shooting took place a man and
a woman. apparently greatly eKcit-
"a. paced quickly through Tho lobby
and left hy another door The mans
nose Was hieadinr and tho woman
was heard % advise him 10 have ~
attended %. wharcupon they started
Tor a drug store on the corner. but
changed their minds ana disap.
psared
The negro adhercs 20 his first story
that he simply asked 10 be directed
g an address he gave II ~ stated
that. should the negro die. the po-
iice would be compelled 60 make a
canvass II ali tho legations. unless
IN the meantime the identity ~ che
man becomes established
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01
SHOWING HAND
OF ARCHB0ll
Trust-Buster kellogg
Illustrating STANDARD
Oil Official.
(By Unisod pr.u,

NkW YORK. Dec. Ia. n
Archbold. active head OF A. 49,
ard on Co. took the stand ~. |.
the government hearing xl.tsr I
show OF confidence that III -
his demeanor latey. A..
RosenthaI. for the ssandsrs 8.
the final questions. closing q. Z
rect examination. Franl i Al
iogx. the goyernments ekIsf -
buster" IL preparing ior IA -
examination. and the ssinrs, =.
IDENTIFY IL uncomfortable n s,s,sn
ton Of II.
Archbo.d. in answsrnr q, srr
tons Of Attorney Rasss,,.I NJ
that the STANDARD OIL 4 ser -
sey was organized ia lsss ". h
funds u the STANDARD n tsAe ii
capitalized at 81, go 90 u III
Owe the real estate and retteus
az I3ayonne and Nexberx. N.l.Tn
Standard AZ New York was en-
izcc under similar esfcnms.Ezsn
he said. He admitted that II ~
a trustee Of She ssnasrd on III
from 1854 until 1884,, when 4 N
dissolved.
When Kellogg took % he rss
examination he immstxikr
brought out the fact 1has ArrA.xl
has been very active n ne klAl1
orsthe STANDARD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-01
JUVENILE OFFENDERS ARE
GIVEN final CHANCE
Boys, Guilty of Petty
Thefts, Turned Over
to Relatives.

BALLARD. Dec. Fired Thorpe
and Floyd Mcrrill. the youngsters
recently arrested by the police for
various petty crimes around this
district. were tried before Judge
Frater Saturday.
officer Lewis testified that the
boys had committed numerous dep
Rotations Ia Ballard. some Of which
had been very annoying 10 the local
police Both Judge Fratcr and OF
ficer Lewis were Of the opinion that
young Thorpe deserved another
chance For this reason he was
dismissed on probation. even though
hia parents seemed avcrHe 10 TAX.
iug him back The court had II un.
dcrstood that the boy was 10 have
certain work 10 attend 20. and was
20 have a certain time for play. also
cautioninK the parents 20 take a
greater interest In the youths rs,
iure welfare than they had done IN
the past
Floyd Merrill vas not looked np
on By the court with such ieniency.
being sentenced TO the reform
school. The sentence was postpon.
"a a. the request 81 an aunt. who
has raised the boy. HIS parents be-
ing dead She promised 70 take
him 20 her parents IN Kansas. pro
vlding the court would permit The
Judge consented upon condition that
they leave within - hours