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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-07-16
Panic Follows.
COWBOYS WANTED
To Take Part in Grand Parade at
Spokane.


Spokane.
In the monster parades in connection
with the National Irrigation congress
to be held in Spokane August 9th to
18th, many special features will be in.
troduced. Several magnificent floats
arranged in series typifying the prog
ress OF the country and its products,
are being constructed. In addition IN
all these there will be such features az
miners pack trains, bands Of Indians
old prairie schooners old stage coaches,
army wagons and cowboys. All of these
features will be genuine as far as nos
slole and all have been secured excent
the cowboys which the committee hone
to secure from the small towns in tbe
cattle districts.
:. r u. Iull, who is in charge of this
dlVlslon, is very anxious to hear from
any one who can organize a pronerlv
equipped bunch of cowboys, few or
many SO as to make a place for them
IN the parade and promises that salts.
factory arrangements will be made with
any one from outside towns who can
assist IN organizing this cowboy divi.
sion, and also assures good time and
for those taking mart
Inc parade committee reports that
oney expect to put on two of the great.
est parades ever attempted in the west
ana expect to have at least < Goo noor1o
u line aside from the special featnres
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-07-16

f $50 3 eS-44I MIS- 1Al1flaifr NJ iil1a0
has tasted 40 days. Her long period q
abstinence was due to illness that tbe
woman hoped to overcome by refrain.
ing from food Of any kind The reaplt
was even more wonderful than she her.
self hoped for. ~
Inc price of registration for govern
ment lands is rs cents and notaries an.
pointed by the government are r..
4uired to sign an agreement, before
they receive their certificates NOT ~
charge more than the sum desiqnated
by the government.
Having learned Of Russia i nrotast
TO China against the opening Of the
Sungari river to international trada
Japan has explained her position t. Az
Chinese board, and Japanese counter
protest is expected as soon as the DE-.
tails of the situation are dirested u
Toxic. ss0u -
Since the announcement Of President
Tart 9 tentative itinerary for his west.
'ern trip the White House has bean
fairly flooded with kilograms and let.
fers requesting that the tour be extend
cd to include various states and cities
fnat did not have a place on the presi,
dents list 80
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-07-16

~ smore than til
wa contributing to the ex
cltement of the nations in the fob,
line in Elks' week, for the buos wbo
VIII gather there will see two world i
champions in action in Bat Nelson and
Stanley Ketchel
vancouver, B. G., captured all but one
event in the recent races in 4ba row
ing regatta on Lake Washington ~
seattle. The only race that the British
Columbia CONTESTANTS failed to take was
the senior doubles, which was won bv
Portland in 1922 is, with a lead Of
two lengths. -
Spokane will get it's first glimpse Of
q real big Marathon race outdoors. with
men OF international fame as comnet;.
tors, during the Irrigation Compress
the second week in August. Such stars
as Tom Longboat, the Indian; johnny
Hayes, Svanberg of Sweden and ner.
maps two or three of the great Indian
runners will be there.
Martin ]. Sheridan, the giant Nav
York policeman and member of tbe
irish American Athletic Climb +bo
world g best all-around athlete, who
increased his famous point score of
fisS to 1885 in the all-around cham.
plonship contest of the amateur atb.
letic union at Celtic park, Long Island
won nine of the 10 innings on the an.
around program.
y =. Wilburn, winner of the cham
pionship match against Frank Fromm
recently, has accepted the challenge Of
captain Whitney Of the Spokane Rife
and Revolver club for a match TO he
'hot for 5000 and the title of club
champion. The date for the match
las been set for August /. Conditions
= the match call for 10 shots at 500
md 1000 yards, over the Fort George |
Wright range.
spokane City League. Sunday Mex.
July IS: Hillyard- Hazelwood. Doad
'ouaves, Yarney- Brownlee.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-07-16

alI cyclone crossed the country
sll last week. 1t was regular
!, but did little damage.
body of an unknown man was
IMsfove recently floating in the
KSotenai river about five miles above
Libby.
Ernest R. Lambert, under arrest for
lntoxication, committed suicide in the
city Jail at Butte by swallowing car
bolic acid. He is said to be prominent
~ connected in st. Paul.
Conductor Benjamin Hundley. one of
the best known railroad men in the en-.
.ploy of the Great Northern railroad
was almost instantly killed July 10
while claiming up bad order cars near
Flelding. He leaves wife and one
child at Whitefsh.
Former United States Senator viii
ham A. Clark is the latest accession 70
the ranks of life members of the AT.
oany Burgesses corps, having been
elected to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of the duke of Veragua of Spain
A special committee delivered to him
ms certificate of membership.
Inc following table shows that Mon
tana has been first of all northwest
states in getting to the political pie
counter, and Oregon last.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-07-16
Exhibit Productg.

All the commercial organizations in
She Inland Empire have been asked by
tne 10000 Club Of Spokane to send
exhibits :. Of the principal products of
ti.eir respective localities to be display
ga IN store windows and booths of spo-
Kane during the session Of the National
irrigation congress from August To-
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-07-16
coEUR D'AIENE DIVIDENDS
Over One Million Dollars Paid Alreadv
This Year.

One million, four hundred Thousand
dollars, representing dividends for ~
SIX months ended June 80, was paid 70
stockholders by the producing mines II
the Occur d'Alene district
The Federal Mining and smeltino
company paid the largest amount of
sany q the companies operating in the
Nce1r q Alenes, the total being $780,
goo on preferred and common stock.
The Bunker Hill and Sullivan dis.
bursed $s45,oOo during the FIRST half
Of the year.
The Hercules paid between $3.50 900
and 100000 during the first six months
Of 1909. The snowstorm Mining com.
pany distributed $4,000. The Hecla
management has not given out the
amount of dividends this year.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-07-16

depot, putting three cars of th6track
and making kindling of one Of Them
carrying a threshing machine ehgiae.
Farmers from the table land districts
adjoining Craig mountain report M
spring grain considerably damaged ~
the warm winds preceding the 4ee@t
rainstorm.
On the three rural routes radiatina
from the Nez Perez Postoffice 692
money order applications were made
and $3989.63 was actdally paid to car
riers for money orders during the fiscal
year ending Jupe 80
The work OF completing the wagon
bridge across the Clearwater river at
Kamiah will be resumed within the
next few days in the event the differ
ences between the bridge company and
the contractors is amicably settled.
elm getting old and am too feeble
to work, " read note found in room
in the Harrington hotel at Harring-
ton, where, stretched on the floor, lay
the PROSTATE form of Mr.. Boland of
Spokane. He had taken carbolic acid.
Almost a score of Moscow citizens
appeared before the commission APP
fpointed to investigate the claims of
settlers in the Marble Creek basin in
north idaho, who have been in con-
test with the state for more than seven
years.
/ Within two weeks permits for the
segregation of 10000 acres of land in
south Idahb for what is known as the
! hlng hill Extension will be received in
eolse Encouragement will be made
open the land for drawing in
ober.
torheyE dwin McBee, who brought
APay suit to restrain Kootenai
h1o kelling their property for
~ grounds of their illegal
va Re of publication in ac-
has announced he will
TO the supreme court.
fish are landlocked
of the Clearwater
mall boys are having
Ae. big fish, which
as tney frogs and
Great schools Of carp are
Ahdering in the water ear the
alter railroad bridge
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-07-16
PRESIDENT TAFT CONES

Leaves Home September IL =.
Via Denver, Salt Lake snS s NJ
President Taft win leava ''i \.
mer home at Beverly, Mass. s.s'.'
Is for a two months tour th, ,s's'
mountain states, the Pacific so NJ
southwest and the south. n
visit Denver, Salt Lake. sDot,..
attic, Portland, San Franeisso !.
geles, San Diego in the west.
At Ell Paso, Texas. h. In
President Diaz of Mexico .,s
after leisurely visit THROUGH +
he will proceed to New orlesp, !.
tend the deep waterway conprsa
will make a number Of stOos /.
south on his way back to W,.I
ton. Az some places on bis TIN
will spend several days
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-07-16
THRHH AZ "a.
Elks' Special Collide
Passenger

p... N
Salt Lake, Utah.
trainmen are MISSING
to be buried under N.
extra stock train, eastS.sl
lided head7on with tbs
special train, westbos.s
I'll, east Of White
addition to these. ~ NJ
injured, one SERIOUSLY 15'
were killed or injured
We're BADLY shaken Il
The collision was s..
lieved at the local ofIBsss $50
y Rio Grande at Depv ~ ', 'al'A
Outstanding of orders y
tagging. aa0 Y ID
Both engines were III.
track and piled in a hss sss y
One baggage car Of III ! n, ~
was smashed to spllsis,ss 's'l
double-deck stock Cans
sheep, bound for the east 'Ssa'l n
ranges, were derailed srs
confused heap along A. s..'
Scenes Of confusion folls 'ss's .
aster. Passengers IN n s,', ~. \
Of the Elks' special wsys , mi
their berths, while woms '''''|
and tainted. ''p 2
Missing:
Engineer Henry Heidem., I
man Baumbaugh and Fj,s1. 4
Heinze Of Elks' special. '''''
Injured:
Brakeman Burke and Fu.i,..
Houston. w
All Of the missing and iDirt.,
at Grand Junction. ''4'a
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-07-16
NATIONAL APPLE SHOW
$4,000 in Prizes to Be Distnbrls
November.


Dates-November is to 20. 1so
Occasion-Second National
Show.
Place State armory and adj.
property, Spokane.
Premiums Thirty-fve Thousand
lars in cash and kind.
Exhibitors-Entries open and I'D
growers all over the world
Executive oficers-President /
ard Elliott, st. Paul, head u
Northern Pacific Railway conn
chairman of board Of trustee, i
Cartier Van Dissel, Spokane; seers
and manager, Rem H. Rice, spOkan
Briefly, the foregoing gives thl
lent features of what is designed
the most ambitious undertaking u
tempted to popularize the apple
national fruit and food and bring
superior qualities of color, size
flavor of the northwestern prodHs
the attention of the world.
Growers can send prize winning
hibits to the United States Land
Irrigation exposition at Chieag
vember % to December 4, if tA9
sire.
Mr.. Rice says that such word
attention was attracted by the
show that in making plans for y:
ond exposition it is purposed to nai
double the exhibition space this
There will be approximately 1874
square feet of space for exhibit
poses.
Judging from the preliminary
aration there is every indication
the second show will bring even g
results than the first.
1t is purposed to have every az
growing district in the northwest
states and provinces entered in
various competitions for prizes
eating $4,000 in value.
The chief purpose Of the \
Apple Show is to establish y
% assist growers I'm the cu
marketing Of the fruit and
ind supply the increasing III
he apple, also to bring 4
growers and thak m wig
products Of q .Ioaol5 in
way, with a NoSs Ow
'bject js.to IN N9ty
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-07-16

La Paz, Bolivia, July 12.-La Paz
was given over last night to riot. The
people swarmed into the streets and did
much damage. The electric light wires
We're cut and pillaging was begun on all
SIDES. Shots were heard in every di-
rection.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-07-16
Handcar colIideg wien Freight.

Baileys, Col, July ia handcar
and attached pushcar ON which 10 per-
sons were riding collided on curve
IN Platte canyon with Colorado d
Southern freight train. Two persons
were killed, two perhaps fatally injured
and IL seriously hurt.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-07-16
KTLLEB1N A CHURCH
BOMB HTTS KANSAS CITY, MO.
EDIFICE, SUNDAY.
Practitioners Were Holding a
Postponed Celebration st. Johns Day
Three Killed Instantly ana Several
Injured Panic Followed as Crowd
Tried to Get Away Houses Wrecked.

Kansas City, Mo-, July 1s.-Three
persons were killed instantly by the
explosion of a bomb during a post
poned celebration of st. John s day
by the parishioners of the Holy Rosary
Roman Catholic church here Sunday
night. Two policemen were knocked
down and stunned. Another man sit
ting in window several hundred feet
away was so badly injured that he is
not expected to recover. Many other
people received minor injuries from
fragments of the bomb. The explosion
occurred in a vacant lot opposite the
church, where the pyrotechnical cele-
bration was being held. Hundreds of
people were crow ded in the lot.
The dead are: Antonio 'Grassife, who
had charge of the touching off of the
fireworks; negro, bystander; negro
woman, bystander.
Lot Filled With Italians.
The explosion followed day of fes-
tivities. The fireworks in the early
part of the evening had been displayed
without mishap and almost every Ital-
ian in the city was congregated in and
about the lot.
Grassife had constructed a bomb by
filing section of gaspipe with pow
der and plugging up one end. He had
been warned to place it on the ground
before firing it, but neglected to do
so. The crowd surged around him as
he knelt to light the fuse and before
he could regain his feet the explosion
occurred.
Panic Follows.
Pieces of the bomb flew in all d.
REGIONS and panic. followed as the
crowd strove to get away. The po-
licemen} who had been detailed to the
place to preserve order, were stunned.
Some one telephoned the police sta
ton and ambulances soon arrived to
care for the injured. It was remark
able that many 'oC1ers were not
killed. The explosion blew out win
dows in the church and in nearby
houses.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-07-16
IDAHO ITEMS.
Model dormitory, $4,000.
Gymnasium, $4,000.

Model dormitory, $4,000.
Gymnasium, $4,000.
Manual arts building $4,000
These are the new buildings for the
Idaho State normal school at T,ev;ston
Lewis hall, the model dormitorv for
women, which is completed. is one -
the finest school structures g Az
Z, The architecture is after
the early English type and presents 4
most homelike appearance,
The advent of the Northern Pacific
into Grangeville was Celebrated b,s
5000 people Saturday.
As the Northern Pacific Limited No !,
,ets Hope last Saturday morning the
last train ran into freight near m
,oal chutes, about 500 yards from ths
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-07-16
VAST IMPORTS AT SEATTLE
FOR Six Months by Water, Total is 900
100000.

s me report of the port warden a.
sS for six months ended June 40
SHOWS that 657,696 persons arrived and
departed by water. From coastwise
p pUa'S merchandise worth $14, OPT 600
Was Was received ard to such ports mer.
G Gl worth $7,s8O,Ooo was Skinned
900 so.s ~, Value Of domestic imports was
$@S,2O1,o 900. Exports to the orient wa, mas
fro heavy decrease. Imports
a. U 7a, Inc me- orient, on the other hand, were
go 20, a gain of $s,5odoOo.
..e-- m. - -. -.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-07-16

lip after boarding NOV
train on the Milwaukee
sosalia, Gus Henroid of Walla
81 Aged IS, Saturday fell As feet
epsing fatal injuries.
petition has been filed by J. I.
smith to be appointed special admin.
lstrator OF the estate of Henry Fowl
fetraW, the man who was shot nv I'd
Scholis Thursday night in the woods
near Colbert. OoO'
The railroad commission August >
wln take up the final hearing on the
cunningham petition for a redpct;on
OF grain rates from the East Side to
the Coast. The first hearing was had
at Ritzville May 10, 1908.
Chief of Police Sullivan of Spokane
states that the cigarette law win bo
strictly enforced in Spokane in spite
OF the fact that judges at Tacoma and
Everett, on the Coast, have ruled that
the new law passed by the state leo;s-
iature is unconstitutional.
Inc farmers union of Ritzville has
liked the following scale of wages for
the coming harvest: For hayino-$1 so
a DAY; header box drivers, SO; leaders
OF header boxes, stackers and sniko
pitchers, $3.50; running header. $3.50
Combine work-Runner, $3.50; driver or
sack sewing, $3.50; tender, S. The
wages are about the same as paid last
year. -"0'
Information has been secured from
Ralph Carter, arrested at Garfield with
horse belonging to Henry Gable. the
franklin county horseman. that noin+s |
to the disclosure of the most gieantio
organization of horsethieves that has
ever operated in the west. and the mon
implicated are said to be scattered
through the country from Pasco and
akima to the British Columbia line
The funeral of the late Francis W
Cushman, congressman from the Third
district of Washington, was held AZ
Tacoma Tuesday afternoon n the
state armory. A detachment Of Troon
=, w. N. G., of which Congressman
Jushman was formerly an active mem.
per, acted as escort. The KNIGHTS
remplar assisted in the funeral ser.
vices and the deceased was given
Masonic burial. +
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-07-16
OREGON sou1Rs.

George Robbins, who was indicted at
Hood River by the grand Jury for tbo
murder of Mrs. Emaline Castoe. was
aTragned before Judge Bradshaw and
pleaded not guilty.
Melville G. Bradley, wanted in Port.
lana TO answer to charge of murder
IN connection with the death of Patrol.
man John w. Cuttings December -
1So1' is under arrest at Idaho Falls
Idaho : S'iis'
Ex.Mayor Law of Uniol,swho re-.
signed recently to take in tho
council, was arrested 40 Is 1.tar
on charge of poa ks tn
arrest is the result ha+,.aa ~
eis their OPP
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-07-16
LATE SPORTING NEWS.


Jim Jeffries will post a forfeit for
his fight with Jack johnson on July II.
Fielding averages in the Northwest
ern league are showing up far higher
grade Of work than last year,
President Lucas has released Umpire
Flynn because four clubs had combined
in protest of his officiating.
Claflin, the tall pitcher on the Ia
coma team, has been released by Presi-
dent George Shredder of the Tigers.
John Flanagan, the world S cham
pion hammer thrower, started in his
athletic career as Splinter and
jumper.
Because his work was unsatisfactory,
Umpire Cusack has been dismissed
from the ranks of the National league
umpires.
Spokane Rifle and Revolver club
trials on the club range Sep
efQr the revolver champion
United States.
.craNk University of Ore
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-07-16
MONTANA NOTES,

PHI cyclone crossed the country
sll last week. 1t was a regular
!, but did little damage.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1909-07-16

killed
|injare
Nevada
signs 4
sustained 81
Stevens q
taking IA
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