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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-16
T. r. sNUBs CONGRESSMAN.
with Little More Sense He Might Be
Half Witted. ("

President Roosevelt has acquired a
reputation for epigrammatie character.
izations Of persons and things. Now
be adds another.
Recently he was talking with a mem
Der Of the house about the world
cruise Of the battleship feet, declaring
there Was no reason 10 keep the ships
IN the Pacific and that they would re-
turn 10 iLe Atlantic as originally plan
ned. Tho caller, at this, began 10 re-
peat SOM OF the Arguments made by q
eertair southern Congressman, who las
boon predicting mar with japan, and
demand that tho heet be kept ~ the
Pacific
ipterrupting, the president said ~ DO
you know what j think about that con
gfoasmanf fhink that n he lad q
Niile moro sonso he might be almost
half Hiitod "
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-16

treasure. The younger child, not wish
ing his generosity to go unnoticed said
to the teacher, "Mind, one of those
cents is from me-"
Some Give All They Have.
At one of the boxes near st. Peter s
peasant woman in the picturesque
campagna costume, approached the
stand as though ashamed of dropping
in her earrings. An artisan delivered a
bundle at the stand, saying, 81 am out
of work; these are my tools; 1 have
nothing else.'
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-16
NOW IN SUtZ CANAL
ATLANTIC FLEET ARR YES
GOOD SHAPE.
Was Two Days Ahead of Schedule
Was Enthusiastically Welcomed
Proceeded to Port Said for Coal and
Most Likely VIII Be Ordered to Italy
10 Render Aid to Earthquake Sufferers

The United States Atlantic battle
ship feet, completing two days ahead
of its schedule, the next to the longest
run of it's world-girdling cruise, arrived
at Suez, Egypt, Sunday, from Colombo,
distance of 334O knots, from which
place the feet sailed on December 20.
The loss of a seaman from the battle
ship Illinois, who fell overheard and was
drowned, as previously reported, was
the accident to mar the voyage from
Colombo. The Illinois remained on the
scene and is little behind the feet.
The stately array of battleships was
an imposing sight. The weather was
splendid and the bay was crowded with
craft, the occupants of which gave an
enthusiastic welcome to the ships.
Despite their long trip the warships
looked as smart and trim as though
turned out for a naval review.
When the warships had anchored the
Egyptian and canal authorities went
aboard the Connecticut and welcomed
Admiral Sperry, who expressed himself
as well satisfied with the cruise from
Colombo. He regretted that he was
compelled to curtail his stay in Egyp-
tian waters, but hoped at some future
time an opportunity would be given him
to visit Cairo. The admiral spoke of
the Aastraliasian visit of the feet rs
the special feature of the trip.
Universal regret is expressed that the
visit Of the battleships will be so brief.
1t lad been expected that a representa-
tive officer would visit Cairo and be
presented TO the khediye on the ami
yersary Of his accession to the throne,
on January 8. A contingent of 500
officers and men took a special train for
Cairo for short visit.
The eOnverted cruiser Yankton and
the sapply ship Culgoa arrived at night
The former has a number Of doctors
aboard and the latter a large supply Of
provisions and stores. Both will 20 to
AessiHa at full speed. All arrange
meRts were made by wireless for these
shiPs Of the feet TO pass through the
canal AZ quickly as possible and 10 coal
at Port Said, whore 10000 tons are
stored.
The authorities have made arrange
ments for the battleahips 10 have tho
right of way for q clear run through
the canal. The Connecticut, Vermont,
Kansas and Minnesota entered tho ca
nal Tsesday and the third line, com
poses Of the Wisconsin, Kearsarge,
no" jersey, Rhode Island and No
brasAs, started "Wednesday
a. Port said the GROVE viii coal the
battleships with all possible speed 30 ~
~ b. ~ position 10 ~ quickly ~ Mos
flna n - y finally determined 40 send
tAep tAere.
IAe American foei y the most power
~ egsr % pase through fbe fuef eanal
aRd slll give poN feai " fhe character
of 40 gfeat ariiteial satefNay ofeaf
srltalp often hae sopi strong sqaaafopa
Az iks eaei along tlif fouie, luf none
40 Leep mofe iAan onohalf ae lafge
~ az Amerleap afei
Tho plofopee NJ ihif goat foTeo "a
fhp NeqifeIanean Aaf leen flf object
NJ SERIOUS fhepleileal study W EsIepeap
aawIlaIfIef.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-16
Some Give All They Have.
SHORT SPORTING ITEMS.

/
the history of the game between the
Japanese and Chinese, the Imperials, a
picked Chinese eleven, AID all native
sons, defeated the Fuji this morning at
Freeman park by score of 10 to 0. The
Japanese were completely outgeneraled
and outplayed, though outweighing
their opponents by 10 pounds.
The backbone of the California "out-
law" league is practically broken by
the Sacramento club joining the Coast
protected league.
Larry Gordon of Butte won in the
sixth round recently a scheduled 20
round bout with Harry Krant of Seat
tie, when the latter s seconds threw up
the sponge.
R. E. Walker, the African Splinter,
has again established a new record
when he ran the 100 meter dash in
10 rs. Walker ran the 100-yard dash
last week in 2-5. The new record clips
rs of q second from the Olympic rec
ord.
whitworth college won the football
game from Multnomah A. A. c. New
Year Is day by score of ia.
Pacific coast cinder path enthusiasts
are all smoked up over the probabilities
of q race between Tom Longboat, the
Indian Marathon runner who defeated
Dorando Pietrie at Madison Square
garden recently, and Cornelius Connolly,
Frisco athlete whose recent perform
ances have won him wide recognition.
Captain Wexler of w. s. C. is out of
the game for good as far as intercol-
legiate football is concerned. According
TO the ruling of the recent conference
o. A. c. can not use its freshmen on
any team in intercollegiate contests.
The intercollegiate basket ball season
in the northwest will begin January 9,
when the ives from Pullman and Idaho
will meet. The Pullman team will play
six contests with the other colleges in
this part Of the state, though no games
have been scheduled with the college
fves on the coast.
The Spokane athletic situation seems
10 be on the way toward a cleaning up
from the way protests are being lodged
against some Of the prominent athletes
Some good will come Of the Brangle
anyway, for IL will be lesson TO SOM
Of the other men who are undecided
about their standing
Buffalo, N. Y.-Tom Longboat, the
Canadian, Saturday night, for the see
ond time, took the measure Of Dorando
Pierti, the Italian, who almost won the
great Marathon race last summer al the
London Olympic games Dorando, as
ID bis race with Longboat IN New York
failed 10 80 the distance. Time and
time again he sprinted in az effort 10
get away from the Canadian, but With.
out success.
What - expected 10 b. fhe greatest
carnival VI sports Che y. ~. q. assoc.
ATOMS Of tLe northwest haye ever
knoNp ~ scheduled ~ take place on
January ~ ~ sill be an indoor meet
beiWeen tho AZ association teams ~ tAo
northwest Tho meet nill be q telo.
gapl anair, aud each association nill
AaYe M anon eompeie op M erp tFaek
Joe Cane, fhe eflightgelghf chan.
p|oni ~ q born gamplu Az haa lopt
probably 100000 on RameH NJ eAapee,
Apd iNai q going sous.
hanHRf Houston AeDfafkey NJ fhe
Washington hisie college fooilall
i0am lsH neon plfaly Nofied iAaf
/ iAe lAn|fenhHF eul iAf llg haudaomo
power lNpNy fl.eN lAa l00n offered
nv hNIiWaN And "a II l Hll lNNan
|HIIl III NiHII fnIINl0 I.I Another .IIaI.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-16
news OF THE WORLD
SHORT DISPAlua.. FROM ALL
PARTS OF The GLOBE.
A Review of Happenings in Both
Eastern and Western Hemispheres
During the Past Week-National,
Historical, Political and Personal
Events.

Cebu, p. Ia major portion of the
Chinese district of this city has been
wiped out by fire. The loss is estimated
at $250,e00.
DEMONSTRATING bottle filed
with vermin poison for medicine she
was in the habit of taking. Mrs. Richard
Dsdson, aged s5 years, the wife of
prominent young business man of this
city, swallowed the contents and died
soon after
The cocoa crop this season is the larg-
est ever produced in Ecuador and
amounts TO 1000, 00e pounds. The price
averages about so per cent less than last
year.
Mary Evelyn Moore Davis, the popu-
lar southern suthsress and wife of Maj
Thomas Edward Davis, editor of the
New Orleans Pieaysne, died recently.
GuyaqujI, Bcuador.-The bubonic
plague has made its temperance here
and seyra cases are being treated at
the Iazsretto.
Pasadena. Cal, opened her hospit-
able gates to the delightful entertain
ment Of 10000 guests upon the occa-
sion OF her annual New Year 8 festival
or tournAnent of roses.
Chief Of Police Jesse Cook of San
Francisco has appointed Captain Mar
cellus o. Anderson TO be head Of the
detective sureeu-
Chicage's new ordinance demanding
the pastesrization Of all milk sold in
the city aniess it cDmes from cows
which have passed the tuberculosis test
is now in effect.
A new $2,000,O0o vaudeville structure
20 be erected and opened by November
is the latest addition 10 numerous the
alter schemes for Chicago.
A million dollars in round numbers
was spent in the United States last year
IN the campaign against tuberculosis
Colorado Springs, Col0.-Arthur Da
Wis, son in law Of @. y. Essicl, the
Wo0dman Of the World clerk, who was
found murdered in bod Last week, has
boen arrested.
Los AAgeles.-3fire in the furniture
factory Of Wilson & Hanson completely
destroyed that establishment recently,
with loss Of $4,000 q part Of which is
covered BY insurance
Nelson Penn, carpenter aged rs
years, met WITH terrible death recently
at Nanain,s, -. o., shile walking along
. drift without Light and fell down the
airsAaft Of mine, dropping 600 feet.
On the grounds Of deserti0n, Mary
Akoie Goodwin Gilmore pas grant0d al
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-01-16

40 public depf Hlafemenf lssped ~
ihe secretary of iAe treasury shows ihaf
AZ ilf close vi bpe|aeal leeemlef IN,
1908 ilo depl lefs easl ln ilo lleasaly,
amoppiei M fQ9l, aipGtll nhlel " ~
Increase fQf an monil NJ fl.olf,I90, M.
eQspioa ~ M ile ls0ae M faQNo0. Q00
ianaNa fanai loaas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03
THE HALF PRICE RIBBON SALE CONTINUES

% : ' rae So" "' today Vt" ""'"" T"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03
How 10 Reduce Fat
PropOrtiOnately

Proportion IL the thing. A fat
woman yearua b reduce her aldo.
men. but she doesn't want 20 pro.
duce a serawny neck This fact
condemns the dieting method OF ~.
ducing You can't stRrye the fat
off one place and not off another.
simply Impossible. But Why Try
dieting. or even exercising, when
there ~ better way Of reducing
fat than either.
Try the following. One.haIf ounce
Marmola. 4 ounce Fluid Extract
caScara Aromatic. az ounces Pep,
pcrmint WRter Any druggist will
fill the above cheaply. Take a tea
spoonful after meals and at bed
time aud SEQ II Ia a few weeks you
are not losing about a pound Of fat
q day not from places whore you
are normally plump. but from those
that are overly fat. The receipt
works like q charm. ! am told. and
though Il produces delightfully."- APP
parent results. yet Il IN perfectly
harmless. Doesn't even cause wfim.
kies. thHY say who have used Il.
nor Interfere With ones diet. which
are two other exclusive and impor.
tAnt differences " possesses ever
All other fat rednceFs ! ever heard
II. Instead ~ being harmful. In
fact. az % many % the advertised
remedies are. u improves the health
and appetite and complexion. ADV.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03
LIFE'S VICESSETUDES
ILLUSTRATED HERE

which Fulton came 10 defend his
prisoner bordcred something on the
dramatic.
A few days after Ask was arrest
cd as a result OF issuing tho check,
Attorney Fulton was sitting IN HIS
office. porting over n pile Of legal
papers. Turning AZ the office door
opened. the lawyer bekeld a young
man of prepnagcgaing appearance,
neatly dressed and looking like any
one but one who had violated the
statutes,
The two men faced each other,
neither knowing that years ago
they had sat side by side IN the tor.
fliorial university. now the univer-
eity " Washington. Ask first rec
oKnlxed Fulton. The lawyer then
remembered his visitor az a grown.
up. "tew headed" boy friend. Ex
plantations followed. with the result
that In court today Attorney Fulton
pleaded for his friends liberty
Sufficient proof was advanced 20
chow that Ask WAS not by inton,
lion guilty ~ the crime charged
and that his record has been good In
the past The prosecuting att0r
ney agreeing. sentence In the case
was deferred indefinitely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03
DR.. BULL LEFT A
VALUABLE ESTATE

MEM YORK, March Sly u. T.
The will on Dr. William r, Bull,
who died n week ago. vas filed for
probate here today. Tho value Of
the real property ID given az 800
600 and Of the personal property
I'm excess OF $4,000"
A nephew. William 7. Bull re-
ecives Sio.00o. The remainder Of
the estate IL 10 90 ultimately Ia
equal portions 10 Dr. Bull's son and
his atepson. james q. Blaine. third.
Mrs Bull ~ 20 receive the income
OF the estate during her lifetime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03
Csc Plain and Fancy Ribbons

Included Heavy
wide white Ribbons n Il
white B N 10
IL vi n AZ
all lto a yard. AVO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

Want house buiitg find the
architect on page .. So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03
TWO BOYS IN soHooL TooHTH.
EH MEET nv COURT UNDER
UNUSUAL CONDITIONS.

schoolmatoa. one raising sup.
plicating voice 10 tho Judge Ia ask.
lng mercy for his old-time friend
tho other a prisoner before the bar
81 Justice, was tho enactment Of n
little life tragedy which occurred IA
tho superior court yesterday.
The participants IN this pathetic
little scene WAS Walter Fulton, the
attorney; tho other, William Ask.
the prisoner. who faccd charge
OF Issuing checks without sufficient
funds ~ the bank. The manner In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03
Soc Plain Taieta Silk and Soft Satin Ribbon in This Sale Yard

n IN az 81 q % b Ia n 4kay aapa aursr~
e &c @ ii W p s m wrdl nsmde royal oil other rNas
Of q In wild rang n : %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

HAT PINS
Real Rose Hat Pins. IN many
colors Thursday. cali en-
Fancy Flower Maple feaf ~
many other style hat ar
pins. Thursday ZIE
Large Headed Fancy Hat pins
many colurs. with long ufn
regular csc. to
Wear sts.sss UL
POST CARDS
20 local Views of eliV avs a.,r-
foOndinRf, very pretty aeV-
erol eolora and very distinct
regular for Sc.
+Nee tf+ss sssssssf L
HOSE IMPORTERS
Ladies Hose supporters. All
plain colots. good straps ana
patent fastcninEa. regufal, SEe
value. Thursday, a 40
pair st.sts. IL
BELTS
1900 Ladies' BELTS. sim feafh..
ano All kinds Of fancy heltn.
al eelorn. with good buckles
NatueA 70 abC. Thursday
eNtfa special, Your IN
ehoioe ,...s.. .......IUC
PILLOWS
Made Pillows. atrone ba.ise
nllod with best six floae
pillow worth csc. Thurs
gay while they Err
last .s.sssss .....Z NE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-03-03

ASTORIA. Ore. March 3.-ny q.
P.-Justice Of the Peace John Han.
son. who aside from his judicial
duties. conducts a cigar stand. is
nmartlng under fines agEregating
81. 600 because be had also been the
keeper Of a blind pig
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-05-20

absured theory that country loses by all its citizens and ,
they sell citizens of other Back of this another s N
towt That country trades with another course
much by what buys by what SELLS Both parties o
profit the calculations sound because the commodity bouc
worth for consumption exchange resale than the
it. and the paid by the other what will
him commodity he pa
England sold thing the United States bought &
that government and will 1t John Smith, American
urer that believe that somehow patriotay "l
country put the profit her Golfers while he who @
the unholy and lawmade
Countries rich proportion the abundance which %
respective populations abundance Of useful things for necessity cong
improvement; the abundance proportion cheaps
ed by the number Of hours Of human labor required be expended
growing them,
for sale for money wherewh them Attracting mnev
naturally losing businesses detracts capital and labor nat
able businesses and therefore necessarily burdens hampers and
economic for the community the for M
large No question settled until it settled right and tariff
will America and other pocons counties with all IT,
venenc until the fundamental principles of justice are
only here but al the world wherever might cmt
and wherever privilege does outweigh equaliy-By Hon John
Williams.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-05-20
THE ETHICAL SIDE OF THE TARIFF

always political ISSUE periodically agaed
rendered and the fundamental ethical fact that it morally nquy
oppression and prostitution Of % power permit public statute
will win by aeng with the issue 1t will win after
principle oppressive burensome and necessarily unequal for
all When given gov
subsidy ask him upon what clause Federal Constitution or of any con-
sumption duty profits commercial
thriving him. anybody else IN his anybody els private business
better for stability Of conditions that business and public laws
corrupng example of influence When tells you
poeonim not because Of the profits him Others who
Labor ask him he would be willing fix by upon
an @ % standard %g the least for which decent
da day. and then directly from the Treasury the end of each week
the his He will tell you MOI He apt
addition and call Socialist Communist An
rpn hepng labor the could be pockets
entirely now pockets the self
assumed patrons of labor for incidental gain
public enforced a able pay labor more but it would require the special
the American Consumer the most part at higher price than to the for
willing American labor than the
Moreover it is known though melancholy fact that the class Of men who
s1 a ne hss s % ] sn s
enable them part part with profits attanabe and told
that special grace dos not come save BY seeking
directly the aoer under the stringent provisions
the job this day Amera-wheth tobacco
from the Treasury the needy would be only
practice panem
that the and bauhg but
that that their object and that they accomplish indirectly
temeday capitalists difficult difference
be based recognition Of the fact that the direct system
charity the aborer while the indirect per
pretending does system that
the thrifty industrious and uous profit
able because adapted to the soil climate and spirit and
the population must be made order that the corrupt
industries naturally Improbable
ed SOIL climate development population
be made profitable only by aid of law enforcing purchase limited
is robbery by law There difference criminal
uitous result between robbery larceny violation fact
vigilance and the part of the individual him
fomer nothing but death public policy relieve from
the latter
To profitable enterprises order establish
business sefevden economical geneay supported by the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-05-20
FEUDALlSM OF TODAY

(By Seth Low, exMayor of New York;
There this land today feudaim which has
the production and obstruction and binding and
certain the people the earlier systems Of sav
You and obliged tribute this which has
the living 40 per the last during period when the
life could be produced distributed
the history the history the world This condition things
corporate control Of the by the people for which
Abraham Lincoln be The problem
the people back possession the stolen Abraham
Lincoln the great exponent of idea politics. Who will his
place in solving the prombems of today?
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-05-20

Isn't disgusting and where white
has Jap other male Of the
should have the kind against such digacef practices
and the absence of such law the should be waited
citizens who still Of opinion that the white
of
dncy Possibly the little
but looks tough white the wife of saut
eyed Monaghan o a of Ham.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-05-20

to administration,
that Judge j. Otis Humphrey, the federal district who brought
himself the Of the bath
the beef packers be appointed the circuit bench by President
Taft Judge Group who Shelby Gull
om backing Humphrey and there his
judicial which he halls Judge Humphrey has
visited the White house and had pleasant chat with the executive and it
said Mr. Taft had sympathy with the attacks of his predecessor the
the federal judge particular, and will call him
higher when the
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-05-20

In this tarimakg apparent that the
getting the it, that the being shaped others have
the this the
occasionally abused his
this criticism hardly fair He might write letters
than he doubtful whether would change And
cannot being unorgand oy Washington
which with
the opinion that he helped elect lot of representatives last fall and
helping them 81 and mileage
his best interests But this deuson is rapidly passing.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1909-05-20
The Idaho County Free Press
L. A. WISENER, EDITOR
GRANGEvLLE, IDAHO, THURSDAY, May 20, 1900.

FOR
line each ner
Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-24
BREED THEATER.
Wilbur Wrishts AeropIane, Scientific
 Moving Picture.

With the presentation of the above pamed picture, the patrons of the Breed theater will have a rare treat illls week, as it shows Mir. Wright in lll of the wonderful exhibitions at Par s with a close view of the aeroplane B he is preparing it for flight. Mr Wright operates it himself, and he is Ieen flying along the surface of the }arth like @ bird and then rising to a height of 160 feet, where he passed un- Der a line of balloons and wins the prize offered by the Aero Club de la Earth. Paris. Finally there is an ex- cellent view of Mir Wright and his Reroplane flying at a height of 700 feet and remaining at that tremendous al- titude for two hours; feat never be- fore accomplished.
 A picture of much grandeur and his torical interest is entitled Napoleon, the Man of Destiny, and shows him at the most critical periods of his life. Other fine pictures are The Road to the Heart, The Tramp at the Mas querade, Trying to Get Arrested, and He Advertised for His Dog.
 Mir. Delaney sings the popular ballad hit, '1n the Valley Where My Salhe Said Bye" and Madam Morelle Features the concert song by Harrison Willard. entitled "The Return" won- derful combination of trills and caden- gas, it being a companion song to the one she sang recently, entitled Wait inR"f