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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24
TAFT IS TRAVELLING
Recs|ves PIllsburg Mayor and Del.
egalIon Speaks to Ifsh
Discusses Baseball With Pittsburs
Fans-Wili Speak on Conserva-
ton and Visit Hughes.

| Pittsburg, March 17.-While thu
train sped toward Chicaro YESTERDAY
Pe1tdent Taft devoted himself TO pre-.
pairing his speech to be delivered At the
Irish Fellowship club banquet in Chi
ergo tonight, and up to the time his
train arrived here ct 8 :62 he gave him.
sell asstduo0sly 70 the "Story of Ire
land" and "The Life Of st. Patrick. -
Once only throughout the trip WINS
the interrupted. That was At Altoona.
wherc Mayor Hoyer boarded the train
and greeted the president, who mani
Tested much interest in the situation ut
Philsdelphia- Mayor Hoyer told the
president that there were hopes of
peace in the Quaker City.
Upon the arrival of the train in
fittsDurg Mayor Magee and "a delega-
ton from the American club greeted
Mr.. Taft
One Of the Presidents callers asked
him II he were an Irishman.
mo, am moi" he responded.
The nearest to an Irishman the Taft
family has ever come il in name.
That was borne by Count Taafe, of
Ireland. will confess, however. that
have kissed the Blarney stone"
The president assured Mayor Mapee
hat ne would be here May 2 and would
attend the ball game between the Chi
ago and Pittsburg clubs. He asked
I 1t was to be an exhibition game or
one for blood.
do you know what appeals to me
n these games" he said, ais that big
)utchman--what IL his name-oh. YES.
Wagner. He looks rs II he could not
'et anywhere, and yet he gets every-
there. Do you know that IL l saw
i'm miss ball would think be was
lufiing."
The news Of the presidents visit had
cen spread broadcast and outside the
Lstion crowd had assembled. A few
rivileged ones were admitted to the
vicinity Of the car and lust I
.fore 1t pulled out big, stout man {
itn lace beamingl with smiles saw
lie president on the rear platform and {
louted: I
Hey, Mr.. President, I'm almost as b
g As you are" O
+. Taft. q
Two hundred and ninetv-fve '
'unds'" the big fellow answered. t
The president: ooh, you're not in s
class. weighed 3l3 the last time b
vas on the scales" o
On arriving at Chicago today the a
esident will be the guest Of the Eel 8
Vsnip club at luncheon and at a ban n
ct in the evening. He will attend p
1vention meeting at the Hamilton Il
ID and the Traffic club. ii
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24
TELLS OF his FAMOUS HxMs.
Faces of street Audience Gave Mir
lister Inspiration for "Lifs Lans.s

Faces OF Street Audience Gave Mir
lister Inspiration for Life Ldns.,
Surrounded by q model Of a Lyls
sun, piece OF cable. life buoys, mega.
phone, wfg-wag flags. tailboards con.
tanning instructions to sailors and two
life ropes. the Rev. z. s. Ufford. Of
Rockland. Me-. evangelist and author
OF the famous revival hymn, Throw
Out tho Life Line" sat plaoidly among
these mementos OF fearful storms
which have ragged along the New Eng.
land coast, In the Union station walt.
Ing for his train to Minneapolis. the
Des Moines Register and Leader says.
The Rev. Mr.. Ufford Is an evangelist
and this paraphernalia, which has
been actually used in the rescue OF
sailors from wrecked vessels and was
presented to him by captains of life
saving stations at Cape Cod and Nan.
tucket, LIS used by him In his evangel.
istlc services to Illustrate his sermons.
Il was aiding pastor In East Bos-
ton one Sunday night in 1884, and
when we were returning home after
the service the subject of conversation
turned on evangelists and hymns.
began thinking about a hymn that
would reach the people. My father
and grandfather had been choir lead.
ers before me and had been praying
that l should write song that would
Ave long after had passed away. On
ohe afternoon Of that Sunday went
10 the village square and spoke to
non-onuroh goers. AS l looked upon
the faces of those about me-faces
upon which were written the story Of
sln-they seemed to be like pertaining
men In the pillows OF death. This
must have suggested to me the inspir.
alton Tor my version of the hymn.
returned to the parsonage, sat down
ana wrote the hymn at once.
IL mas been often thought that
at one time must have been associat.
60 with seafaring men to give so
vivid picture as the lyric depicts, or
that l had dashed of the stanzas after
Witnessing wreck of some vessel.
Neither surmise is correct. 1t Is SIM
ply q mental picture which came to
me- quarter OF a century ago, vivid
70 be sure. but to which l added the
color"
The Rev. Mr.. Ufford Is building a
unique church by popular subscription
md from the royalties received from
lis hymn. A large anchor Is support
ID over the tower. The building In
iivided into two parts, an auditorium
md parlor. Over the rostrum Is
PAINTING by the noted artist, Charles
! Murdoch. and represents Christ In
ne act Of saving Peter from the waves
The frieze around the auditorium rem
esents Columbus caravels coming "a
The church is appropriately
ocated at the corner Of Water and
'cean streets In Rockland. His study
In the church tower overlooking the
ay.
MY church will be known as tho
'emple of Galilee. or the People..
hurch. and will always be open to
eople Of all creedAl-
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24
Law Requires Strenuous Journey.

Cleveland, Or. March 16.-Joseph
Burns, who recently raced from the in
terror OF Alaska to Cleveland in a fu-
tile effort to reach his baby before she
died, was today summoned by the Fed
eral government to return to the snow
bound territory as a witess in a stab
bing ARRAY, in which he was injured.
In wooden hut in the wilderness
near Fairbanks, Alaska, grand iury
mas been summoned and it will take
Mr.; Burns 40 days of strenuous travel
and cost the government 81, 040 before
he can give his evidence.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24
Gable EouIed ON wrsela

Victoria, B. c., March 16.-A repor,
mas been made to the Marine depart.
ment by Captain Heater, of the wbaI-
ing steamer Orion, that the steame,
1ouied her cable when taking a wbals
SIX miles south of Uclulet on what
some assert to be submerged roct
captain Heater is of the opinion II
may prove to be the British sloop of
war Condor, which foundered in De- :.
cemoer' 1901, with 1O4 officers and
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24
Weston Loses 20 Pound.

Great Bend, Kan, March 17-Ed.
ward Psyson Weston, the pedestr;su
arrived here tonight at 9 O'Clock sfta,
waking 80 miles today. He did moi
appear ap to be fatigued, in spite Of this S'
Emile walk yesterday. Weston has
lost 70 pounds since starting on i h;s
Journey, but physician TONIGHT -, aa'
nounced him in good condition po
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24

New York. March PA general
strike Of all building trades and EN-
ployes IN this city viii be called on
March zs. according to the announce
nent tonight Of Charles wamp. sec
Rotary OF the Steamftters' local union.
unless settlement of the steamftters
s.rlke' now on, has been made before
mat date The vote to strike wa,
taken tonight.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24

Albany, N. r., March 2i.-At the
banquet Of the University club here to-
night President Taft in brief speech
took occasion to refer to the contrast
IN the attitude In certain quarters to-
ward his administration. casting gen
lie sspersion on the opinions that have
oeen expressed dercgstory to his con-
Duct President Taft. Earl Grey. gov
ernor general OF Canada. and Governor
Hughes, of New York, formed a nota-
Bile trio at the. banquet.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24
Strike ,slt. U. s worL

Washington, March 1.-THE govern.
ment proposes to intervene in the
betniehem Steel company strike.
where large number Of men have
been out for four weeks. An Official
OF the department Of commerce and Ia
Dor will arrive at South Bethlehem.
"a. tomorrow and will go over the sit,
uation carefully. Investigation of the
ssrike was prompted partly by the fact
lnst sne government has large steel
contracts with the Bethlehem company
and It has been said that the strike has
delayed government work.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24
Socialists are Target.

keii' March IA huge Socialist
meeting was held this Afternoon In :
meadow near this city to express in
uenstion against the suffrage bill. A
great part Of the forces of several
manufacturing concerns and shipvards
attended After the meetino ths
crowds marched into the city. AS =
large number Of workmen had absente,,
themselves from their places of en-
ployment without permission, the nm
ION voted to lock them out for 3 dav.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24
indians Dying of H,pxar

Victoria, B. c., March Is.--Adviees
from Dawson say upwards of 100 In
dams Of the Dogrib nation have this
winter persisted Of starvation at Great
slave LAKE Mushers just arrived bring
neartbreaking tales of suffering in the
native villages, the authenticity Of
which is all too fully confirmed.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24
Damon sHoaN Of Powers.

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Hstains 9peaksrshjp, but Rsmovs<
from Ccmmittes on Rules.
W.oh;nstc, u.-ch o.
Ic.na< oSn-.-s,,- ~ =
= ''''' i''' = 'e'n speek'
u ne mouse OF representatives
But be has lost the ancient prestige
and weapon Of that once when u.
sllied Rsp,hI;~.,. ;,,-,,~--.t- ~.
ocrafs took from bim ~ c,,r ~
chairmanshin ~ hi ~ r,.,rs-s ~
IN. the elI-novsSf,i cor,,r,st's 9. -,.ss ''P
ths chief ssset n ~ sf.,rr ..,T $3.50,
| Of widest dIsori&r. ~ ~ irs -
whici, oeo mist = b~ck y "a. rr.st,,,-
days Just prior e ~ Civil ,~s,-n.,,
haps even those efrne. rnf>Nt 10 d.ir,ii-
cate it--thc vefernn snserev .Ir,r.t
~ ysnrs old, stood ersct ~ so6snt
hfs had sbjoodv f,,f r,.s,..-.'S -
At the end, wken I biz Tsxou, Dem |
ocrat aeespted tbs SPEAKERS darinr |
chaIIsn< and introduced Z rsuo}otlon /
70 ding nm out Of the spsakaruhip. ~
Republican regulars ma lneure,nfa
with few exception, rallied Nth slncuf
nnbroken party front and ra,~ him 4 j
vote which almost Offset Tie '.sSnrs,- |
alton Of Cannonium."< I
This Il what happsn4d:
By vote Of 1oi 70 1856. he Rspub-
lean insurgents voting nolIdly With
no Democrats. the house adopted the
esolution Of Representative Norris.
Of Nebraska, requiring 4
Of the r11Ies convv,fffn.
Increasing It's membership from Ave ID | !
en-, and declaring tho speaker ineliri-
IL TO memberuhip thereon
BY the curiously identical vote Of '
81 70 lbb-but with decidedly differ =
nj personnel Of alignment--ths house :
sfeated > resolution Of Representative :
urIeson. Of Texas, declaring he
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24
Guatemala to Borrow. sac. GOO ooo

NJ. W ~-fOsOOO,OOO.
new York, March 1s.-Guatem.ls
mas closed a deal for a $40 600 oo q
,oan' out F. Sanchez la Tour nat;onaI
.s: of Guatemala, who mads
this announcement, refused 70 n .aaae
l papnc .oosy the names of those had
h hego'iased the loan. 1t is generally
r ueneysa here that the loan was ar,
ran by prominent New York bsn a.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24

A little girl between and yesn
Oh age came running In from sliding
one day and exclaimed to her moth
or; "Oh. mamma. did you see me :.
DOWN. ! went like thunderl"
10 her mothers astonished question
IS 10 whom she had heard say that
the little one replied, We'll. MANN,
ycu know you said one day as quick
a. lightning and 1t always thunder,
AFTER 1t lightens. doesn't it7"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24

lreland's home going movement
gives hope that the country may profit
tndustrially by visits Of her sons.
In his St Patrick's Day speech in
Chicago. President Taft approves con
servation Of national resources, but
gives Roosevelt the glory instead Of
Pinchot-
Professor Lowe Of Pasadena, CAL,
mas begun construction Of new type OF
airship which he promises will furnish
more comfortable. safe and luxur-
ious mode of travel than a Pullman
sleeper.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24
1ll6s0F THE week


nm says hevsn nsonths Of the nev
eMt8 Iaw havs proved IL worth.
4 ~ Il Hequisn, Wesh., he'd hi,
=. hseasn whiIs playing ''snsp-ths
cplanel Roosevelt W. glad 10 meet
1any Ansricsn tourists At Luxor,
csek's only white companion IN he
al,egsd dssh 70 IT, Pole says Cook il
nArtyy.
Indietnsnts have been returned
Aoeir.t six nightriden 1t Hopkins
viiie. Ky.
Twenty persc,s were injured by
passenger train In North Dakota Jump
ing ~ track.
Il hW besn discovered that foreign
AsuFancs companies out-graftsd the
Ansriesns IN ths New York ,egisla-
nso.
Janes A. Patten, king Of wheat spe- |
s9laeorn. can no longer stand the crowd |
- nsvspspsr msn and curiosity seek
on.
Ten sssmbsn Of the Maybray gang
- fake eght svindlsu have bsen sep-
tseesd 70 so. 900 hns each and two
ysan In ~ psnitsntlary.
vivs psrpous narrowly escaped death
- eaiekssnd on ths beach nsss Gear
haFt Or. vhsn their automobile left
~ resd md overturned.
Dsfors ths end Of the PiDchot- Bal
Mayor row b reached, r. H. Newell
psebebiy will cease 70 be director OF
~ Unitsd States rselAmation service.
Ferry past and present councilman
u PittsburH are falling over each 9th !
- In r,sh 70 confess their participa-
then In bribery deals. hoping thereby /
= escape punishment.
All questions In dispute between the
~. 900 hrsmcn on Western railroads 7
- " railroad mabA4crs will BIZ ami
sebly settled according 10 an arrange o
nssht reached IN Chicago through The b
asd Of United States Commissioner OF o
Labor Nsili. .
4 big slide blocked the Southern
Pseiae near Rsdding. Cal.
Ccnfsrsucss ara under way between
~ Philsfsslphia strectcAr companies a
I'D tAs striking employees.
President Taft In a speech nj AL
bsny. N. r.. regretted he had no scape- &c
sat 10 blame his mistakes on. cl
Governor Haskell. Of Oklahoma. has q q
eesn ordered 70 bed by his physicisn. y.
.eser he 50 days. ssssion Of tbs state ~ ~
y
Investigations by the New York In "a
'sranes commissioner shows that the ca
- Of essh accomplished some won
'erfaI things ar
BY preliminary vote the western ~
RESERVATION Of Miners has Indicated ia ~
ntsntton TO afhliats with the Ameri- IN
IN Federation Of Labor. ~
Many alleged heirs have sppesrea IN nh
hahn the body Of Jacob Brakeman. = TAI
'iesim Of the Wellington avalanche In
no wss worth $50. 900. N.
An English physician says senti- let
ssnt, which has abolished corporal pa
snishment In schools, il responsible git
~ universal Increase Of rowdyism. ma
u b believed by some Of the auth int
rstsss 1t Aberdeen. Wash. that Coil. psl
= accused multi-muriersr. will prove a n
- The greatest murderer Of the age.
Andrew Carnegie unknowIngly took
ssst At the head Of the bellboys' {
sneh In Los Angeles hotel. and kno
hen the next call came Ia the BOYS All foe,
aitcd for him 10 answer IL. al,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24

Fact of Interest t. Her.
oteiia-know anything about the
English budget7
Belia-Yes; papa says he won't nm,
are at.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24
WIDOWS plea OF popularity "a n
nave the men call her "irres,atih,a-

Coal Is oDtaine> In many para q,
view Zealand. but the chief mines ars
IN the West2ort district. in South Nell
son; the Grey district, In Westland;
IN otago and Auckland. The best
Suais occur In the two former, the
"estport mines producing quality
scarcely equaled throughout the world.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24

Don't fail to write for beautiful
booklet containing 75 splendid photo
gravures Of the worlds most celebra-
ted musicians, free. See Sherman.
Clay & Co.'S ad.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24

There was a young person named Ted,
automobiles had gone to his head,
Wreathed I'm gasoline smiles.
he sped thousands OF miles.
And he'll probably scorch when hss
dead.
Lillian Russell
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24


bon6. Il ~ -, - eor 90 Wv.
: erection ~ . .chr,i - ,eo:vvy iol
9 part q town. -
y ----------
J. biose One thousand thorouRhbr,
. Hampshire lambs purchased In Englar
p Dy Dr. L. r. McCalla and Professor
/ A. french VIII pe shipped In Nay ar
. VIII srr1ye early In June and be place
( on tne canada stock farm in the Va
: ~ me shipment Of lambs will b
: ne '.rses1 wn one exception, tha
- evef etoSeo me ocean, the largea
De'nG ~ wv which was. re
u ~ California sheerman tw
~
SksrC. e ucf,o-w.. -
ranch on WiIiow cys..L 49,, ~. - ~ nn
e digging : reservoir 11rao -. 49, -.
20 70 Is feet dan w. ~. ~ !
stxuck It ! depfh az TX ~ ~ ~
Cownn will install . o..oIi,,. 1870 :.
/, run : ceutrirfuraI pumn Win s,t;ah -
pump water from this rsse,vo;r - ,' - =
| rats his 1SO- aer. renrh r. .s :.
| tie sessrvolr. engine ~, r.,v,,., Iii =.
exceed 81 900. Mr.. McCowan Tins =
assured OF rood. chean and rs~,,
nent water risht.
boise-The oniciai government sur
veys OF the bruncau-Twin Falls pro-
!ect' and covering ii townships, have
oeen accepted BY the department. &C
cording TO the announcement Of Sur
veyor General Utter. The announce
ment i Of great Importance to South
ern Idaho, ~ It means that immediate
work will start on the big project.
The tract 10 one Of the largest that
has bsen surveyed under the DEPART
ment In one contract. Application was
made by the Bruneau-Twin Falls pro-
motors for the survey Of the land and
the government advertised for bids.
The survey was subsequently made and
later inspected by = government agent
sent out by the department. Owing
70 the fact that he delayed in forward |
ing his report, the surveys were held |
ip and many anxious inquiries have
'inee been made 10 ascertain whether
y not they wore going TO be approved.
rsw,..o. u~-s
no. a p,..-t ers OF tne I'LL
\. nuIeying forces on
:rsr.sv,S,a ~ VII - removed from
,.~t IN A.. ~. 'sson "itnin the
rsds 10 m, announcement was
nr,n ~ ~ noDosts, cniei locating
Il ~. - ,a. .s 1ompAny,
no s"rv.v;nn so~ so."e time ago that
AZ 49,. 49,. ~ $3.50 we're moving rap
!. .tssS - e salmon river ana had
! H. ~ .'ousn' ana 'hat tne difhcul-
I H.. "k supple. over tne noun
~. ~ .,",s cnange OF
"a. H. .,s's ~ mr.. roberts at
7, 80 ~ =, n'oveo'
,rc - o 'e"rneu enat the big
~ no" running the
- y" VIC 5siinon river would probab-
~ ossu 70 the snake river at
:. ne ",~i nso'in ana would work up :
,,s "n. ,,ssr 20 inc mouth OF the =
Aimon'at which point the msn are 8
~ working Mr.. Roberts, on his
1 '.ss' ~ 'ne e'ty spent some time In n
on'ns over .ne city and scanning the
'sNo river ABOVE Lewiston, and 1t is =
ue,s'ooi ne VIII soon make trip to y
'osin 70 seek q camping place for his ~
s ~. z
me move Is taken to mean that the 81
ys.'rious railroad Is heading for the d
ss'' nkeiy Tor Portland, in order to re-
nc aovxntsge OF the water grade M
pm Lewiston. tr
- -. pi
ooeur Aiene-ln projecting the
!, Sc line through Montana tn
, iusno' the managers Of the Mil an
ukee road seem to have planned 10 co
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24

The historic river Jordan has its
origin In one Of the largest springs In
the world.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-03-24
idaho STATE NEWS

GrangevilIeA special election has
bssn called for the purpsoe Of voting
bonds in the sum Of $25, 900 for the
erection Of school house in the south
part o. town.
The independent-reporter., 1910-10-20
Skunks Abundant In Wateryllle.

The abundance of skunks about Wa
terville Is matter of comment. These
cute little animals are not only max
ing their presence known in devious
ways every night, but more than ever
are being seen They seem to be parti-
cularly tame just now and instances
are related wherein the animals have
approached people, and could not be
"shooed' away. Refuge was taken in
flight for fear of consequences. People
who have seldom set eyes on the ami
mails have seen several In the past
few nights. They are out after dark
and seem to be attracted by lights.
Many have been seen on doorsteps.
One woman In the north end of the
city saw one approaching her as she
sat on the piazza and watched II un-
til 1t came up and touched its nose to
the toe of her shoe. She kept still and
1t went away again. A man in the
north end was aroused by one of his
children one night and was told that
someone was in the henhouse. The
man went downstairs and went to the
hen yard When he opened the door
and found skunk facing him he
slammed the door and retreated. A
young man riding a bicycle was at
tracted the other night by rustling
in the leaves on the street and investi-
gated. When he saw a skunk facing
him he thought discretion the better
part of valor, and speedily rode away
The independent-reporter., 1910-10-20
For Constipation
A Medicine That Does Not
Cost Anything Unless
1t Cures

The active medicinal ingredients of
Rexall Orderles, which are Odorless,
tasteless and colorless, Is an entirely
new discovery. Combined with other
extremely valuable ingredients, 1t
forms a perfect bowel regulator, in
testinal invigorator and strengthen
er. Rexall Orderlies are eaten like
candy and are notable for their agree
ableness to the palate and gentleness
of action. They do not cause gripping
or any disagreeable effect or incon-
venience.
Unlike other preparations for a like
purpose, they do not create habit,
but instead they overcome the cause
of habit acquired through the use OF
ordinary laxatives, cathartics and
harsh physic. and permanently re-
move the cause of constipation or ir-
regular bowel action.
We will refund your money with
out argument IL they do not do as we
say they will. Two sizes, 25c and 1Oc.
Sold only at our store-The Rexall
Store. F. w. Bucknam.
The independent-reporter., 1910-10-20
A Unique Record
Not Another Like Ii In Our Broad
Republic.

To give positive home testimony In
every locality is of itself unanswer-
able proof of merit; but when we add
to this the continued endorsement
from people who testified years ago no
evidence can be stronger. A Skowhe-
gan citizen gratefully acknowledges
the good received from Doan's Kidney
Pills, and when time has tested the
cure we find the same hearty endorse
ment, with added enthusiasm and con-
tinued praise Cases of this kind are
plentiful in the work Of Doan's Kid
ney Pills, and such record is unique
In the annals of medicine.
Joseph Rodrick, Is Summer street,
Me-, says: II have used
Doan's Kidney Pills at different times
for several years, procuring them at
Sampson & Azores Drug Store and
have given two or three public state
ments in their favor. / have nothing
to add to my former endorsements,
except that | still think as much of
Doans Kidney Pills as ever and be-
lieve them to be the best and most
reliable of all kidney remedies. !
always stand ready to praise them"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. FosterMilburn Co. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.