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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-02-10
The Quality
Store
Hanson-Miller for your groceries. lott

Hanson-Miller for your groceries. lott
Mrs. Stewart of Spokane is the
guest of Mrs. Stockton this week.
He is fine-Adam Bede at |. Q. 0.
F. hall next Thursday evening, 1t
d. O. X. X. buttons in several quail
tiles at Gibson, Allen Il Co. BIZ
j. G. Fargo and daughter Of Win
ona, were in the city the first Of the
week.
VIM. Gardner is having a black
smith shop 25x40 feet erected just
south of the Price livery barn.
For Sale:-Two lots Idaho Ave.,
one block from depot. b. w. Walker,
SAT- Brown Street, Spokane, Wash
ington. 37-4*
A sure cure for the blues-Bede,
the Minnesota congressman, appears at
the |. o. 0. F. hall next Thursday
night. Hear him. 1t
Mrs. Tom Reed, former resident
of Idaho county, is spending several
months with Mrs. John Atkinson.
She is now residing at Salem, Oregon.
r. F. Frazzell, who has been en-
ploded by the Grangeville Department
Store, left this morning for Whitebird
where he will accept a position Will
the Salmon River Stores Co.
Mr. and Mrs John Higgins Of Rig
gins passed through the city Monday
on their return from visit of 81,
weeks at Spokane, Pullman and othe
points in the Inland Empire.
The Mclean Book Store has move,
from the old McGee building to tn
brick owned by Mrs. Crea. This give
them plenty of room and insures then
more safety to their stock from fires
The Grangeville local of the Fal
mers' Union will meet in this cit
next Saturday at one o'clock sharp a
which time the buying of lands an
building of warehouses will be take
up and discussed.
Congressman Bede, who speaks
this city Feb. II is republican an
one of Minnesotas brightest mel
You will want to hear him. He
most entertaining. Remember, mex
Thursday night. 1t
Homer Levander of Golf was
Grangeville the first of the week lool
ing after matters of business. L
states that while the winter has bee
exceedingly cold they have had yer
little snow and stock came through
fine shape.
While it is often impossible to pr
vent an accident, it is never impos.
BILE to be prepared-it is not beyor
any ones purse. Invest % cents in
bottle of Chamberlain liniment al
you are prepared for sprains, bruis
and like injuries. Sold by all des
erS. X
d. +. Aldrich Of Centrallia, Was
arrived last week for a brief visit
the home of his father-in-law, Charl
Branscombe. He left Monday f
Centrallia, being called home by bus
ness affairs. Mr.. Aldrich, who co
ducts cloak and suit house in tn
city, says he has enjoyed fine bu
ness since locating year ago.
Bede, at |. o. O. F. hall ne
Thursday night.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-02-10
Hoarse Coughs. Stuffy Colds

pain in chest and sore lungs, are symp
toms that quickly develop into a dan.
gerous illness if the cold is not cured
Foley's Honey and Tar stops the
cough, heals and eases the congestea
parts, and brings quick relief Sold
by J. J. Pulse.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-02-10

To Trade
For Hay or Grain. Young stock
colts or brood mares. Also Kimball
piano, nearly new. Enquire at this
office. 22tf
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-02-10

Grocers9l at Hanson Miller's. loft
Bede, at |. o. o. F. hall next
night. 1t
The place to buy groceries is at
Hanson Miller's. loft
Bede, at |. o. o. F. hall next
Thursday night. 1t
Dokies Attention-If your feet are
blistered, get ID. o. X. X. button as
salve from Gibson, Allen Il Co. 81
Died-Friday at 2:30 p. m. at the
Electric Laundry, one suit of clothes
and one wool skirt. They both were
old and useless, but are better off
now. 37-1
For Sale-The Hamlin, $50 acre
tract near Green Creek, new buildings,
deep well, north slope land, easy
terms, choice tract of land. Price
$50 per acre. Geo. Nj. Reed. 37tf
The last is always the best and this
is no exception to the last number Of
the lecture course, Congressman
Adam Bede of Minnesota, who APP
pears here next Thursday night. You
want to hear him. 1t
Mat Geary was called to Charleston
w. ", the first Of the week by a
telegram announcing the serious i'll
ness of his mother, lady we'll along
in years. Her recovery is very doubt
full
The greatest humorist on the
American lecture platform today is
Adam Bede, who appears at the |. O..
Q. +. hall in this city next Thursday
evening, February II. Have your
seats reserved now. 1t
w. A. Patterson, who has host OF
friends in Grangeville has taken up
his residence in Great Falls, Montana
and resigned his position with the
Western Union Insurance Co., and
has opened real estate office in that
prosperous young city.
More people are taking Foley's Kid
ney Remedy every year. 1t is con
sidered the most effective remedy fol
all kidney and bladder troubles thai
medical science can device. Foley.
Kidney Remedy corrects irregularitie.
builds up the system and restores los
vitality. Sold by J. j. Pulse ,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Newman
passed through this city this morning
on their way to Whitebird, having de
cided to leave Charleston and take VI
their residence at their old home il
Whitebird. Mr. Newman has pur
chased the Bossburg ranch, abou
three miles from Whitebird.
], The basket ball game between
, Grangeville high school and team
| from the Nez Perez schools at the Al
5 mory last Friday night resulted in
victory for the visitors, the score bein
fourteen to twenty-five. The loca
team will play a return game in Ne
!. Perez later in the month.
S If troubled with indigestion, const
r patton, no appetite or feel bilious, Civ
: Chamberlain's Stomach and Live
: tablets trial and you will be please
t with the result. These tablets invis
! crate the stomach and liver an
strengthens the digestion. Sold by a
dealers. x
I There will be necktie and apro
box social at the Lake school hous
: near Tolo Friday evening Feb. Il
Ladies please bring supper for two i
boxes or baskets, also neckties t
match aprons. Neckties will be sol
with boxes. Everybody come and Ell
joy a jolly social evening with us.
An attack of the grip is often fo
lowed by persistent cough, which
many proves a great annoyanc
Chamberlains cough remedy has bee
extensively used and with good su
cess for the relief and cure of tn
cough. Many cases have been cure
after all other remedies had faile
Sold by all dealers. X
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-02-10

Lots of Lots
10 per cent down. See .Realestate
dealers.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-02-10

Mrs. Albert Baker and Mrs. Della
MCGEE will leave next week for Spo-
kane where they will be the guests of
relatives for a fortnight or two.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1910-02-10
Will Be Married SUNDAY

The marriage of j. G. Hockersmith
and Miss Myra Palmer will be SOL
emnized the coming Sunday at the
home Of the groom by Rev. Mcdonald.
A honeymoon trip to the Coast will
follow and they will be at home to
their friends late in February. The
groom is well known in Grangeville
and among the city's active business
men. The bride is an Idaho county
young lady with host of admiring
friends.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
EMBEZZLED $1,000 FROM
HIS BROTHER, Is CHARGE
C. N. MCCIune Taken from Santa
Fe Train on Way East

SA BERNARDINO, July 30-C. N.
McCune, S5 years old, was lodged in
the county Jail from the desert this
morning, charged with having stolen
$1,000 from his brother, Thomas NC
Cune of Santa Margarita. He is also
accused of stealing 800 from D. G..
Ladd of that place Sheriff McFadden
of San Luis Obispo, who has been pur-
suing McCune by train, started for
San Luis Obispo with him this after
noon.
McCune came from ireland over a
year ago to join his brother. who paid
his way from the old country. He
acted as right hand man for his
brother, Thomas McCune, prosper
Gus rancher from the northern county,
ant. when the latter sold a ranch for
$1,000 he turned the cash over to the
fugitive to bank. Ladd, a farm hand,
had 800 which he wanted placed in the
bank, and he gave this to C. N. Nc
Cune also.
The sight of so much money all in
a lump sum stirred the avarice of the
brother who planned to return to Ire
land and live in ease. He expressed
the $1100 to the old country and he took
the train out of San Luis Obispo Fri
day morning The brother had been
to Paso Roble5 and on his return dis
covered C. N. McCune's dishonesty.
He rode forty eight miles to San Luis
Obispo to notify Sheriff McFadden,
who quickly got line on the fugitive
and telephoned here to Sheriff Ralphs,
who had a deputy take the fugitive
from a Salt Lake overland at Gina
on the desert, last night.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
CounSeIIorS Demand an Exam
ination of Vessel Now En-
Route to New Orleans
PROTECT NEUTRALITY LAWS
Estrada Men Deny Yacht Has
Been Adapted to WarIike
Uses Within u. S.
ASSOCIATED Press)

WASHINGTON, July 3O.-Counsellors
for the Madriz government in Nicar-
aqua, acting under cable instructions
from Managua today filed formal pro-
tests with this government against the
sailing of the yacht Hornet common
ly reported to have been bought for
the Estrada revorutionists at Norfolk
last week, and demand an examination
of the vessel, which is now en- route
to New Orleans.
The department of Justice. it is un-
derstood. has instructed United States
Attorney Battle at New Orleans to take
whatever steps may appear to be
necessary for the protection of the neu-
trality laws before clearance papers
are issued to the Hornet, The depart
ment of commerce and labor in the
same protest has been asked not to
clear the ship, and the state depart
ment has been reminded of the case
of the Alabama of Civil war fame.
The Madriz counsellors maintain that
the ship has been adapted to warlike
use within the jurisdiction of the
United States and has forfeited her
character as a merchant vessel and
cannot sail from any port In the
United States without violating the
neutrality laws.
When the Estrada men heard of the
protest they pointed to the fact that
the navy department removed the guns
from the Hornet before she was sold
and by that action they claim the Hor-
net returned to her character of a
yacht, peaceable and harmless.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
COMMISSION FIXES LEMON
RATE AT ST A HUNDRED

WASHINGTON. July 30.--An order
has been issued by the interstate COM
merce commission extending the effec-
tive date of the commissions order in
the California lemon case from Sep
tember 1 to November /. The order
provides that the rate on lemons from
California points to eastern destina-
tions shall not exceed 81 a hundred
pounds, 1t having been said by the
commission that the present rate of
150 per hundred pounds was unrea-
sonable.
The case was brought originally by
the Arlington Heights Fruit exchange
of Los Angeles against the Southern
Pacific company and other trans
continental carriers.
The difference in the freight rates
between the existing rates and those
ordered by the commission amounts to
many thousands OF dollars annually
to the Pacific coast growers. The
commission suspended it's order be-
cause a restraining order had been
sought from the courts by the car
riers. Pending a definite determine
ton of the courts order the commits
sion felt it desirable to postpone its
directions. -.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
COURT RULES PROCTOR
AND WIFE OWN STOCK

CINCINNATI, July 30.-Common
Pleas Judge Woodmansee tonight gave
an Unexpectedly early decision In the
case of Baroness Won Kalifuss Proctor,
who resisted the issuance of an injunc-
tion against the transfer of 100 shares
of stock valued at $4,000, which in
junction was obtained by attorneys
representing her husband, Percy Proc
ter of Cincinnati. Judge Woodmansee
dismissed the claim that the stock had
been obtained by fraudulent collusion
between Joseph De Wyckoff of London,
England, and Mrs. Proctor, and states
that the stock was given by Percy
Proctor previous to his marriage to
the barnoess as collateral for mar
riage settlement of $4,000.
The court holds that the present
ownership of the stock is vested in Mr.
and Mrs. Proctor, and let's the inJunc-
tion stand until the Procters have
come to some agreement out of court,
which he recommends before giving
his final decision in the matter.
Joseph De Wyckoff was given a Sc
we're scoring for his claim to owner
ship of eighty shares of the stock, and
the claim of brokerage firm IN Lon
don for services is also dismissed.
Pending a settlement out of court
the case goes over to the october ses-
sion. Attorneys for the baroness and
Mr. Proctor have made arrangements
for a conference next Thursday, 1t is
said. The decision is regarded as a
victory for the baroness.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
NATIONS GUESTS
WORRY OFFICIALS
Cabinet on Vacation, and No One
to Receive President Montt
and Gen. FonSeCa
Especial to The Herald

WASHINGTON, July 30.-Oficial
Washington is in a disturbed frame or
mind as to Just how to welcome Gen.
Hermes da Fonseca, president-elect or
Brazil, and President Pedro Montt OF
Chile, who are soon to arrive in TINS
country. Both of these distinguished
officials of friendly nations have OBJ
served the most punctilious etiquette
in the reception of American diplo-
mats visiting their respective couun-
tries and have all the South Amer
lean regard for the formalities due ex-
alted rank or official station.
Yet, with President Montt due to ar
rive in ew York August and Pres
i6ent-. lect Fonseca lie early in Sep
tember, practically every prominent
official of the United States is away
o, a vacation to extend all summer
and there is no one in Washington
who on a strict basis of official eti-
uuette is entitled 10 act as host for the
United States to its distinguished
guests. President Taft and all the
members of his cabinet have deserted
tho capital for cooler climes and none
shows an ardent desire to return for
round of state dinners and official re-
ceptions in either August or Septem-
Der.
A ray of hope has lightened the dis
NAL prospect through the announce
ment that President Montt, who is in
seriously poor health and is making
the trip for his health, will accept no
official entertainment and will prob
ably make a similar announcement
concerning his Washington visit Still,
his rank calls for official recognition
of some sort and the question of who
shall extend it is proving most both
ersome.
FoNSECA HARDEST PROBLEM
As for General Fonseca, he Is in
the best of health and in the full pride
of his newly acquired high office. He
must be received, must be feted and
some me has got to come back to the
capital and be on the job with the
thermometer at 100 when the distin-
guished Brazilian arrives.
Just now General Fonseca is in Ger
many and Emperor William has in
vited him to be his guest at the Ger
man naval maneuvers off Kiel at the
end of August
General Fonseca, 1t is announced to-
Fay, has accepted. After two weeks
stay in Germany. where he will be
entertained by various persons, he
expects to go to Paris, returning for
the naval maneuvers Then he will go
to England and sail for the United
States.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
TAFT ASKS YALE HEAD TO
PROBE STOCK WATERING
Or. HadIey Delays Decision Re-
garding Appointment

BEVERLY, Mass, July S0.-Arthur
T. Hadley of Yale has not yet ac-
cepted the appointment rendered him
by President Taft to head the COM
mission authorized by the last session
of congress to investigate the subject
of railroad stocks and bonds and to
devise a means to prevent the practice
of watering"
DR.. Hadley came to this city to-
day with the intention of declining the
appointment on the ground that it
might interfere with his work at Yale.
After going over the matter with the
president, however. he agreed to take
ten days more in considering the Of
fer
The president began to get protests
by wire today from committees in the
various cities where he has Cancelled
engagements. Some of the commit
tees are coming to Beverly.
John George Stemson Schubell of
baltimore, Mr., who said he wanted
to see President Taft on religious mat
ters, was taken into custody by the
secret service operative at the Evans
cottage today. Schubell said he had
been in Beverly for three days. He
told the police he came here from
New York. The secret service men
turned Schubell over to the local po-
lice.
The city physician will make an ex-
animation of Schubell. A big hammer
was taken away from him.
In furtherance of the administration
oolicy of conservation, which he is out
lining as rapidly as possible, President
raft consulted today with George Otis
smith of the geological survey; A. H.
Brooks, an expert in coal and petrol
cum lands, connected with that organ
zation. and Oscar Lawler, attorney
general of the department Of the in
Eerfor.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
STRIKERS AMBUSH
GUARDS At MINE
Four Thousand Miners Reported
to Be Assembling to Bat
tie with Police

GREENSBURG, Pa, July 30.-Fol-
lowing defeat in an alleged plot to
draw a score of officers into a death
trap early today, it was reported that
striking miners near Export were mo-
bilizing an army of nearly 1000 to
avenge the loss of one man and the
injury of many more in a battle be-
tween the deputies and fifty alleged
strikers today. While it was still dark
early this morning fire was set to a
vacant building near the mines with
the purpose, it is charged, of drawing
officers within range of its glare.
Meanwhile fifty armed miners stationed
themselves on a hill in the shadow 200
feet away.
Three state policemen and fifteen
deputies came hurrying to the blaze to
find themselves the objects of hail of
bullets from the darkened hilltop.
State Officer George Davis fell with
a wound in the leg. The other officers
charged the hill, despite raining fire.
and their faster guns drove the miners
to retreat. 1t was not until daylight
two hours later, that the officers found
the body of a miner on the hilltop. His
head was almost severed from the
body by shot Blood stains for several
yards in the direction of thicket
nearby indicated that others had been
wounded. The victim mentioned was
later idnetif1ed as Sam Yucoback. He
was crippled several years ago by his
work in the mines.
A bullet shattered a bone in Davis
leg and amputation will be necessary.
A report reached the sheriff's office to-
night that a body of miners numbering
1000 was marching upon this locality.
The sheriff promptly placed in the jail
corridor fiftv repeating rifles for use to
prevent a delivery of the fifty miners
placed within the jail during the past
few days
The strike of $4,000 miners in the
Irwin fields has been on since last
March and has frequently broken out
into rioting.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
SPAN|SH-VAT|CAN
AFFAIR At CRISIS
Spain Recalls Ambassador to
Holy See, Further Rupturing
Strained Relations

ROME, July MISUNDERSTANDING the
extremely strained relations between
the Vatican and the Spanish govern
ment, the recall of Marquis de Ojeda,
the Spanish ambassador to the Vati-
can, has produced a great sensation in
Rome. The Vatican, in a semi-otficlal
communication, says the recall of the
ambassador proves that the program
of Premier Canalejas was not arranged
with the hope of accord, but with a
desire for fight, and, the communica-
ton adds, he will have it. Vatican Off
cials take the darkest view of the stu
alton, not only in Spain but in Portugal
as we'll They are of the opinion that
the extreme parties in both countries,
aided by foreign elements, are trying
to overthrow the respective monarchies,
with the object of uniting the Iberian
peninsula under republican rule. In
Spain, it is pointed out, there is in ad-
dition to the French Free-Masonic in
fluence, the English Protestant influ
ence exercised over the king through
the Battenbergs, who have established
themselves at the Spanish court, con-
seuuent upon the kings marriage.
The hope of the Vatican is that Don
Jaime, the Carlist pretender, who mas
threatened a revolution, will raise the
Carlist flag and vindicate Roman
Catholicism.
The Vatican attacks Premier Canal
ejas, declaring that he premeditated
rupture, as from the beginning of the
differences he has on every occasion
possible taken two steps backward in
the negotiations for one he has taken
forward. Indeed, since the negotia-
tions with holy see with reference to
the religious congregations began the
premier has taken the first steps an
tagonistic to the Vatican.
sAfr agfit tn
tional decree favoring a nonCatholic
creed, thus violating the concordat
with the holy see; second, the repro
duction of the decree of 1902 against
the congregations which was never in
force; third, the publication of the
speech from the throne which con-
tanned hostile and threatening express
projected bill prohibiting the instiru-
ton of religious houses.
This attitude of the premier, the
Vatican says, shows that the Spanish
government had always aimed con-
trary to that accord which it pretend
ed to desire. The holy see repeatedly
asked that the government assume
different attitude. pointing out that 1t
was impossible to carry on negotla-
tions efficaciously when the second
party showed such hostility.
Premier Canalejas answered by re-
calling the Spanish ambassador, and
this, says the Vatican, is a clear con-
fession of his true program, although
he has always said that he was obey
ing the will of the country.
Cardinal Merry del Val, the papal
secretary of state, has been much af-
fected by the rupture with Spain. 1t
is reported that he went to the pope
and offered his resignation, which the
pontiff refused.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
REVOLUTI0NISTS RENEW
ACTIVITY IN NICARAGUA
Defeat Madriz' Forces in Battle
Near Managua

WASHINGTON, July 30.-Renewed
activity on the part of the revolution
lists in Southwestern Nicaragua was
reported to the state department today
by United States Consul olivares of
Managua.
Since July 90 the consul reported, the
telegraph wire between Managua and
San Juan del Sur had been cut re-
peatedly by the revolutionists operat-
ing in the vicinity of Nandanmel Com
muniaction with the cable station at
San Juan del Sur also has been in
terrupted.
On July 26 the Madriz forces at a
small town named Masatepe, twenty
miles east of Managua, on the railway,
were defeated and arms and ammuni-
ton captured.
Public service on the railroad had
been suspended from Managua east
ward.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
ATTORNEY GENERAL RULES
AGAINST WOMAN CANDIDATE

CONCORD, N. H, July 3O.-Attorney
General Edward Eastman today ad
vised Secretary of State Pearson that
the latter had no legal right to place
the name of Mrs. Marilla NJ Kicker of
Dover and Washington, D. c., on the
official ballot to be used at the primary
election in this state September as
candidate for the Republican nomina-
tion for governor
Counsel for Mrs. Kicker says he
will at once appeal to the superior
court for writ of mandamus directing
the secretary of state to place her
name on the ballot. -~---A--.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-31
OAKLAND DOCTOR, 95 YEARS
OLD, RUN DOWN BY AUTO

OAKLAND, July 3O.-Dr. A w
Gamble, who is So years of age, was
injured probably fatally this forenoon
when he came in collision with an auto
mobile owned and driven by H. c.
Billeville of 1895 Telegraph avenue, at
Seventeenth street and Telegraph ave-
nue..
While crossing the street DIR. Gamble
lodged in front of a passing electric
car and directly in front of Billeville's
machine, which was going at a fair
rate of speed. Billeville tried to slow
down and avert the collision but failed,
the automobile hitting the aged ply
sician squarely and knocking him sew
eral yards away.
Aside from the serious nature OF the
injuries, DR.. Hamlin fears that DR..
CANDLES great age will not permit him
to survive the shock of the accident.