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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-07-22
Local and Otherwise

Mrs. $. r. kilker and Mrs. Coop
e. Of Dietrich. we're shopping in
Town lest saturday.
Ii. D. ilagicr came down from
Haley and spent Tuesday and
"Wednesday ia Shoshone.
10 not forget the 5. 20. and 70
cent counters at the Morse store.
Benjamin s. bishop and wife
after proving up On their Carey
claim. departed Monday Tor Che
balls Wash where they WAi live
fof the next leW months.
Remember the Hunter Pears aud
Summer Apples aSo your or
ders with Ihaser 4 Boessk. 81
the Idaho Irrigation Co.. office.
Ready 70 deliver with ia two weeks.
The new open air dancing psYil-
ion is proving quite popular these
fine evenings Nessrs. crieshy ami
Beck are working hard 10 make
It 4 success.
There hase been quite a NUM-
bier Of vaudeville attractions at the
moving picture shows The past
week. They make q delightful al
ciiion TOO and liyen up The picture
shows.
Mrs. kassmussen's new location
ia the Joe May building is flee
one. 1ne new store locks very
clean and attractive. II viii I'M
doubleday draw much patronage in
the future.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-07-22

Jas. r. Holhwcll was IN Haley on
legal business Monday.
H. NJ. zug and Jerrie purdum at
tended ball game between HALEY
and Caldwell. at Haley last Mon
day.
I Mr.. and Mrs Joe May departed
/ "Wednesday morning for Canton
lN. c.. where they viii enjoy an
extended visit With Mr., Mays rel
IatiSes.
You can find good goods at bar
gain prices at the Morse store.
]. Higginbothom and p. rhomp-
son. Two boys from Indiania. on
their way 10 Portland, Oregon, stop.
ped of Ia shoshone over Sunday
and Monday They praised cur ei-
~ as being the most inviting look
ing town they had seen IN many
miles.
Attorney William \. Peters and
bis secretary, Mr.. Carr, we're Ia
shoshone. sunday, attending the
ball game
Attorney Hazard. who is com
necled with the Clear Lake or
clard aud Fruit Co. and his
brother. were IN Shoshone. Tuesday
looking after business interests Of
That company
Charles Ferris from Lewiston has
been visiting in The Yaden home I
TIE past week.
g. W Grigshy and Fred nedmon
were up 90 soldier in The Camas
prairie country last week. aoNer-
Using the Rcdmon Hardware Go.
For the second time G. W. Weru
Ieke held the lucky number at Red
mems last Saturday drawing
glass SCI worth ten dollars. The
lime al which The clock viii Stop
Is attracting quite an amount of I
Mr. Redmon reporting a.
bout one hundred present last sat
irday when the clock was un-
covered.
G. a. Laudberg. who recently
proved up on his Carey claim on
DE North Shoshono tract left
Tuesday Tor spokane. Wash. where
be Viii work al his trade dur
ug the winter months. returning
% further improve his ranch next
summer Mrs. Landberg is detain-
"a IN Iowa by sickness OF relatives
'ul viii Join Mr.. Landberg in Spo-
.ane. in the immediate future. He
: very generous in his predictions l
or the future Of the North Sho- c
hore tract. He believes that Q
here are great developments in a
tore for il. and always speakc a 2
GOD word for Shoshone WHEREBY 2
: nc goes ~ i1'tA =
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-07-22
ST0CKGR0WERS' NERO. CO.

Misses Edna Russell and Jessie
Jensen have accepted positions in
the telephone office
The Redmon Hardware Co.. are
putting up a large number of new
sign boards, quite artistical-
~ painted. tie work Of &. NJ.
Grigsby. The rapidity with which
Mr.. Grigsby paints these signs is
astonishing The company is adj
vcriising new irrigation tube
which they arc introducing INTO use
here.
Call and see the open stock and
special patterns in dining room dishes
at the Morse Store.
J. NJ. Churchill of Dietrich is
civil engineer who has been conn
ecied with the Idaho Irrigation
company. He is now taking or
ders from the settlers who desire
surveying done on their claims.
}. j.. Heath Of Raymond, Wash.
who recently sold out a newspa-
per business was in Shoshone last
Friday looking over the country.
A ten pound boy dropped in to
the Geo. Anderson home the 18th (
aud seems 20 be in no hurry toll
leave. nr- Icller was present when
The young man put in an appear Z
lu.4
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-07-22
EXCURSION EAST

Via Oregon Short Line. To Cheyenne.
Denver. Colorado Springs, Pueblo,
Kansas City. st. Louis. Omaha, Chi
cago. st. Paul. Minneapolis and many
other points. Tickets ON sale May 6,
and Ia. June 4, II. Is, 81. July Z, and
~. August !. and September "A. and
%. Limit; October 81. See agents for
rates and further particulars.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-07-22
". d. LARGE.
Nillage Marshal
Christ Church (FpiscopaD

Services every Sunday, II A. NJ.
and & p. NJ.
Holy Communion ist Sunday in
each month II A. NJ, and Bird sun
day at s a. m.
sunday school ie NJ. every SUN
day.
WILLARD II. ROOTS, Minister.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-07-22

All persons owning lots inside
the limits of the Village of Sho-
Shone. Idaho, are requested TO
clean up All weeds aud other trash
on their premises, and in the al
lcys adjoining, not later than Au-
gust isi, 1910. If this matter is
not attended too by said date, the
premises will be cleaned and the
cost thereof charged to the own
er
W. ID. LARGE.
Nillage Marshal.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-07-22

Continued on Page 8.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-07-22

hiANth TRAIN
Leaves north 1850 a m
Arrives from north 500 p. M.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

Mayor Mccarthy has flung def
ance III the teeth of the Money
Devil or whether the foul hend is
the aggressor. The known facts
appear to be that Frank Anderson.
who may be regarded as a repre-
sentative of the financial powers.
has hidden the mayor to take back
the city's gold and has sworn he
will have neither truck nor trade
with the municipal treasury. Mr..
Andersons alleged reason for the
break does not impress the impair
tial observer as convincing. He
is reputed to have explained that
the loan of S500,OOO of municipal
funds to the Bank of California
was not profitable transaction at
: per cent per annum because the
money was left on call. The same
liability attaches to all deposits
and yet many banks have made a
practice of paying interest to de
positors. Indeed, the uncertainty
of tenure of private deposits is
much greater than in the case of
municipal loans, whose liabilities
are known long time in advance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
By Edward f. CahiIl

see fit to invent some playthlng
litigation designed to protect the
money lenders from the conse-
quences of their own recklessness.
In a sense, these dummy lawsuits
over the bonds which the mayor
has undertaken to cook up are not
important except III the way OF
delay, but it is grave dereliction
of duty for municipal officer to
attack in the courts the action of
his fellow citizens taken at the
polls. Mccarthy is not paid
salary to hunt lawsuits. The city
asks for water and he gives us
lawsuit.
RUNNING AMUCK
When Mr.. Bourn took hold of
Spring Valley after the fire, with
definite intention to fight the city
at every point, he discharged his
corps Of engineers and replaced
them with a staff of corporation
lawyers. The city will do we'll to
follow his example, because it will
have no use for engineers for
years to come, if at all. If the
Hetch Hetchy project fails, as
probably it will fail, owing to the
circumstances created by the
mayor, the responsibility will rest
on Mccarthy. He is running
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

Prof. jacques Loeb of the University of Cali
fornia is said to be considering offer of increased
salary from the Rockefeller institute. Professor
Loeb would be distinct loss to California, but
am always glad to see little money coming
the way of the college professor, whose pay as a
rule is slender and inadequate To be sure, Pro-
fessor Loeb is paid large salary nearly as much
as Thornwell Mulla1ly--but that is not SO much be-
of his eminent attanments and additions to the
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

dHluCK ana is III the way 10 40 Dan IIdnClSCO
mortal injury. The words that he flung from,
him to defeat the purchase of Spring Valley rise
up as armed soldiers in his path and will
whelm him.
TREASONS AND STRATAGEMS
Recurring to the Money Devil and his impish
pranks and stratagems, | had imagined that this
extraordinary and unaccountable hend the
private and exclusive property of Carl Browne,
the Calistoga socologist but it appears that |
mistaken, for institution described the United
States monetary league of Denver acknowledges
paternity, If you please In fact, | am honored
with bale of Sliterature exposing the Money
Devils hideous conspiracy to burn the greenbackS.
Besides the printed literature" the secretary sends
me an autograph letter in which he says:
One of vice presidents, Frank Powers of
Harshaw, Ariz, kindly sent us the outside sheet,
pages 45-46-51-52 of your great paper, The Call
of January g. inclose 20 cents (stamps) and beg
you to send me all the copies you will just of those
with your interesting editorial THE Money Devil
Again" | want to send it to of the cowardly
editors, who under the domination
of Wall street, -Aldrch- English influence they do
not dare mention the duty OF congress to establish
justice of which government money is the main
spoke in the wheel Hon. Thomas E. Watson is
the best posted and greatest patriot in the nation
the money question but the conspiracy
announcement" you may lay at the door of the
conspiracy charge inclosed, "To the Amer-
Public comment 1t wish, send
ing us copy of the paper, we will give further
and more convincing evidence. and try to the
of your readers to the enormity of some.of
the crimes under which the people suffer.
This is appreciation from unexpected source,
but the only comment called for by the literature"
exposing the conspiracy is that it reads if it
had been written in lunatic asylum. 1t is unin-
portant but perhaps characteristic that Mr.. Secre-
tary neglected to incose the stamps. Altogether
1t is strange episode and conveys the lesson that
you should never attempt to joke with the men in
the bughouse.
TO ENCOURAGE THE OTHERS
A partly critical and partly complimentary friend
writes through the medium of the Gridley Herald
to inquire:
Why in thunder do you print your ugly mug
alongside the rugged and refreshing phrases
write? Isn't it glory enough for you to your
name in IS point display and read stuff
in cold type? I'll bet dollar (if the editor of the
Herald ever pays mel that you blush when you
look at your Hibernan visage set in framework
of linotype sugs But if you're prize beauty
you're first class writin
Thanks. | can't help my face 1t is produced
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

ARGONES OF Alameda is neither
plural nor singular. He is not
form Of profanity and the
number OF his syllables presents
nice question Of philology. In
fine, Bargones is a great and
portentous fact OF the sort that
upsets governments and changes
the destinies OF nations. In
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
PROFESSOR AND THE CATERPILLAR

IdIThs. Cd1I ItIP IIy IdVe. It Is
here to encourage the others
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

One suspects that there has been an unexpected
falling out somewhere
The people, says the mayor, mot Mr. Ander-
son, are in possession of the government now.
The people will have no difficulties with their
finances.
INVENTING LAWSUITS
he mayor, in fact, would neither borrower
nor lender be- With nice sense of regard for
the security of people-not THE people-4wfo might
like to take chance on lending money to the
city on the assurance of Dillon & Hubbard that
the bonds are valid and binding, he will protect
these 1ncautlous plungers from their own reck-
essness by having the legal status of the securities
tested in the supreme court Money lenders with
all the recklessness of their tribe have in the last
year been content to buy the city's bonds at
round premium on the Endorsement OF Dillon &
Hubbard, but in future they will not be permitted
TO take such formidable risks, for the mayor has
appointed himself their guardian and special provi-
dence. If it is not n1pertinent one might ask,
Which side will the mayor take in these lawsuits,
will he appear both sideso
HE CARRIES THE CHIP
Battling Mac carries a chip on his shoulder
If the city is short lawsuits he will manufacture
few The crop of artificial lawsuits of his raising
already promises to make bumper, and no day
is well spent when he does not invent new
litigation These are the uxllrcs of municipal
administration but San Francisco is rich and can
afford to have Battling Mac throw her money at
the birds. tThe people will have no difficulty
with their finances" In fact as the little boy said
of the apple core, There amt goin' to be no
finances, after Battling Mac gets through with
his superfuous litigations.
DON'T HURRY YOURSELF
The Geary street bonds must be tested in court
as soon as the mayor has discovered plaintiff
who will agree to feel aggrieved by the issue. So
that work must wait until the lawsuit climbs the
slow stepladder of the courts. Perhaps that is
not very important matter except to Horace Platt
and Secretary Polhemus, two estir1able gentle
men who should adopt unanimous vote of thanks
to Battling Mac for inventing lawsuit that will
permit them to hold to their jobs for an indeh-
mite period
BLOCKING HETCH HETCHY
The real matter that presses in San Francisco
is the Hetch Hetchy project God knows there
are troubles enough in front of that project with
out hunting for artificial lawsuits to block the way.
Mr. Bourn and his of corporation lawyers
may be trusted to provide all the lawsuits in this
relation that the city has any use for without
assistance from the mayor. 1t will not be neces-
sary to dig up any extra lawsuits to postpone
indefinitely the beginning of work on the project
HIS THE RESPONSIBILITY
Mccarthy might have avoided all this had he
chosen to say the word before election, and in
that case there would be nothing in the way of
immediate work ON the project unless he should
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
MEDICAL USES OF THE NAVY

One learns from the blossoming headlines OF
the newspapers that the Pacific is to have fleet
of batteships but an examination of the specihca-
tons discloses the fact that it is to be feet of
cripples-the Oregon, the Indiana and other obso-
lete craft 1t is in line with the policy which
fobbed off that lame and impotent tub the Alert,
on our naval reserve The Alert would start off
bravely on a summers day from San Francisco
bound for San Diego, but by the time she had
limped as far as Point Conception it time to
turn back and come home. She got any
where, and her only useful junction was to make
Doc Leland seasick This gallant tar joined the
naval reserve because it was a distinct improve
ment ON swallowing his own medicine. The Alert,
if she did not carry terror the heart OF the foe
was at least superior to box of pills.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30
EvERYBODY's FRIEND

| learn this from the Sacramento Bee:
Friend William Richardson of the Berkeley
Gazette still continues to decline the republican
nomination for governor of California. In the
august presence of such unselfsh remuneration the
time honored example of Caesar upon the lupercal
thrice refusing the fades into the also ran
class.
Imperial Caesar dead and turned to clay may
stop hole in newspaper to keep the wind away.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-30

One suspects that there has been an unexpected
falling out somewhere
The people, says the mayor, mot Mr. Ander-
SON. are IN possession of the government now.
The people will have difficulties with their
finances"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-27

development which lay the pose vitality
cheney the life Of the adult and the may
within
As in all forms of education ideal begin with the chd
have hundreds girls past period when
psychogcay speaking these things accomplished
physical education has for all SUCH may
accomplished activity and expression il
is late o begin
In making study the worlds play today whether
the movement be designated educational industrial religious
one OF the crying needs recognized by provision
the natural forces of human lives express themselves
We ind this OF the problems which highly cyzel
conditions and crowded brought AS people and as
individuals Il conceded by all OF the
unfortunate phases responsible lower standards OF living
due indirectly if directly misdirected energy crowded
city particularly there little opportunity life
natural The important which
has opened providing development adjustment and express
sion of the threefold nature a young womans life
This sOeaed physical work has peculiar possibilities because
touches it were, the live Of every existence
We all human beings with house. body in
which the real self dwe, and conflicts sy-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-27
INTEREST SUNSET SEA AMUSING By HARRIET FERRILI

ana sea, and man thinks that he is in duty
bound to give expression to such fund Of
time honored knowledge whenever the sun
presents itself.
This feeling in people is more noticeable
on sea than on land. On terra firma 1t is
impossible 10 imagine a banker stirring
from his desk 10 look at the sun, a doctor
leaving his patients. a lawyer his clients,
the child his game. all running to the doors
and windows or out into the streets every
afternoon to gaze at a sunset Yet these
same people in mldocean profess an over
weening admiration for the sun
A sunset breaks the dead monotony of
steamer life. and for this reason many
Obs! 1" and Ahsl" are waited toward
the sun. But the passengers on deck do
not enjoy a sunset at sea any more than
they enjoy sunset on land. The phrases
Of delight are meaningless.
o. humbug, art thou man? Cease to dis
semble: be square with yourself: express
what you feal
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-27
FLOATING THEATER OF FRANCE.

The London press or at all events a por-
ton Of 1t, was nicely ho8xed year or two
ago by fantastic story of an interesting
innovation in the theatrical world: the ere
alton of a train theater. The ingenious
persons who believed the yarn are still
waiting for the train In which the journey
will be whiled away by theatrical perform
ances; but in France We already have. if
not train theater, at all events a floating
theater.
II is called the International Marine the
alter. and is at present located on the Disc.
the river on which Robert Louis Stevenson
padded his canoe IN the course CO his a" In
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-27

ngs restrictions and rebeons between physical intellectual
the moral and spiritual forces and health
affection, and moral disaster.
1t would that adjustment expression
removal OF friction between forces health peace and
harmony reign and this the gymnast proposes
do if properly handled.
The problems of human life the Accordingly interesting
Of all problems and these similar
at 6rs realize
Because the gymnasc work touches these problems peculiar
and subtle fashion, because it gives these
activity and expression Of energy safety
valve as it these of the would
the argument that the can
reach the lives of young first appealing the
and natural cravings for activity and this desire gathed
fect legitimate channel the deeper
respond TO higher Ideals aroused ambitions and desire larger
usefulness aud increasing 0 Others.
In its results then gives desirable
attained such health ygor pose time
to end which is the ultimate
power force which being felt in the world today before
The woman OF the future action
the home outside Health must part trade
less viii judgment and unprdced
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-27
Bp Robert 10. 6auIt.

partial paralysis due mental which
the
But must be of the Not every Tom Dick and
Harry be Hence every Harry Dick
be cOuDnaned in his therapeutics
should be permitted follow profession psychoherapy
who do things absolutely
pactced make physical diagnosis
of skilled medical practitioner Secondly make just as
trustworthy mental diagnosis after the skilled psy
biologist.
This third qualification furthermore consider
Our doctor be opinionad
the results of his diagnoses He be able
determine whether he shall qunne and bsers
that about one-tenth
devOng themselves exclusively dealing
requirements AS for
therefore shall continue take pills reliable
satche when be need them shall help
mind if do myself. probable
all all he will be partly right The other fellow likely
be altogether wrong He doesn't appeal to me.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-27
Bp Jobn Fl. DowIano.

thoroughly and prescribed Men
has tended invite the the halter
led He is the DID,
higher let the
he would The business itself
ramiyng intricate that employed in small
little the relations the
10 another He will not be encouraged to find out
The inevitable resut Simply that controlling
bent safeguarding those interests will have
person be ntrusted with
exclusive knowledge The DID, trusted successful whose place
filed had with the business young
who succeed him which he has
take that position, trusted
and judge. the decide accordingly
these interests and demand VIII dispute
argument?
Yet l pessimsic I'm -croaker" 1 showing
young that you may your
much this life that has been msnamed
may easiest simplest straight
goa be reached by struggles
giles that make the struggling
strugglings.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-27

have talked with good successful
hair and beard and whose step spnness of middle life
Touching the things that their
per cent OF these men somewhere have recalled friendly personal
relation which early their lives between
individual powers that We're Reduced approximate
reference this may be
VEIL never shall forget what old employer
Judging He OF the finest types thinking sympathetic men,
He knew boy in the house. them
name ana he knew something about the family Of them
lie kne everything that while he was
strict epnanan, he always considerable knew
when mpe had done his duty employee knew that he
knew it,"
Exactly! Which the whole point Unconscorsly
to these successful the tines have changed
through his present day organization probably he viii find heads
rather small departments who call messenger
Wanted and who couldn't speak the full the messenger
a life.
Today the ayvge the
in big virtually has individual personality He is
IN the machinery Of the organization He payroll
II ne shows that he knows too much of his business department
head who recognizes that 1.-THE department doesn't know
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-27

enough TO make him feel his position that bright young
hsuatvey has dug his that
be buried alive II he aggvness
disciplinary routine ne will discover that his ideas and
svene which passed beyond the
become the ideas of the department head And young
Of individuality kicks he viii be likely kick
that he has only kicked himself the position.
But ask there be young positions
that in the time become vacant?
That enough only that process filing
important places has evolved Businesses grown large
capital and nteatey widespread
trolls their destnes There the officers corporation the
board Of directors the stockholders finally
stockholders with blocks Of stocks which personal
influence in the selection Of individuals working
organization.
father who president enterprise may have grown to
the position from office boy forty But father
having majority Of the stock the day from its
activities what natural than that the graduate
great eastern school, shall succeed him? almost universal
and unwHtten rule?
Forty years ago strong individual
who tackled the problem business days had so few