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Putnam patriot., 1910-02-04
Jse.s'. Good reeiiss for TIL. cesstr,

Secretary X nox, Who Is Proving 10 be
equal 10 the sbles, OF our Secretaries Of
state, recentIy proposed 10 the great
Powers, plan 10 nentfalixe the rail-
ways OF Manchuris, which are nov
owned and controlled by Russia and
Japan. The ownership carries with II
the power 10 control the territory along
the railroads. This Is humiiiatinz To
China from y HON the roads ~efc ~rest-
ell in war Roth Russia and Japan re-
fuse To accept our governments propo-
sitlon. Bsron komufa, Minister of
foreign affairs, In an address 10 the J a.
pan Diet, 10 regard to the proposal 10
neuirsiiEe The NJ anchurian railroads:
THE Imperial Government, In view
Of The im poftsnt Japanese interests In
VOWED and conside ring that the propo-
sal came from a friendly power With
which the Empire was on terms Of
close Intimacy, submitted the ques-
ton 10 the mosi careful eNaWtn alton.
" hile determined Ia adhere scfapu
lonsly 10 the pahcy Of the open door
and equal opportunity. IL should be re
eoxniked that The realization Of the
proposed plan would Involve radical
changes in the condition o. stiait> ia
Manehnria, which were established BY
the treaties 81 Portsmouth and Peking
The change must be sttensteJ ~ ~
rious consequences. In the region al
fecled rs the south NanehAua tail-
way numerous undertakings haze
t.en promoted ia the hSiiet thai the
fali say would remain ia aar ps,,~es-
>iea. A. consequence the Imperial
Government, With regret, was Obliged
Ia announce its inability 10 consent 10
the proposal
trust that the niied states will
appreciate eur Position and that the
other powers viii equally fealixe lhe
justice OF japan altitude.
Secretary knox's proposition iaelud-
ed the purchase by thina Of the rail
WAYS at their full value, and thus re
ceVef It's sole Jurisdiction over the ter
FltoFs eeded by treaty 10 the Two pow
en- named. Hut the Empire Of Japan
i limited territory and already over
crowded in population With no en-
frightened nation willing 10 scce III It's
people on equal terms with other aliens.
As the Baron says, numerous under
taklngs have tcen promoted, by ia
paaese, Of course. Manchuria is neh
In soil and other adv antaSrs, and Is
sparsely populated, and millions Of
the o,ef-ero~ded population in Japan
can ind homes there and still he IN
der the Jurisdiction Of their own gov
eminent.
Looking al the matter in question in
that light, Japan can hardly be blamed
for holding on 10 right it possesses To
greatly oenesit lis government and pep
PIE. Igwiilin no sense iulurioasls affect
any interest the United States possess-
Is, for the Baron says thai Japan J.
determined 10 adhere seriously 10 the
policy Of the open door and equal OPP
S-sssaaiiy '--aii oaE country ever de-
IA anded.
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-04

He was 3 regular patron Of the res
taurani Perhaps thar Is WHY be felt
justified In max king clever remarks 10
the mattresses. remarks which they
were puzzled to know bow to answer
One day. however. the smallest and
timidest girl happened TO be serving
this irritating customer, and II fell to
Der 10 answer him In kind.
in have some steak" be said. com-
ing In late for dinner and some
squash. and some Got some baked
potatoes. fne. brown baked potatoes
Baked potatoes are all over. said
the girl
He leaned back in his chair and
gazed al her auizzically.
Baked potatoes all over. are they
he replied "An over whatf
With" she replied simply 5
Companion.
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-04

There are certain kinds " wood that
are too hard To burn u retuse 70 ignite
for some other reasea. such as iron
we'd saa the god brser root. bot It Is
curiosity 10 coGae aeross pieee Of
ecm11oa 1eal-gfse sofr. light wood Of
wasra 50 MANY aoxes are made-fnar
can4ot X SET Hre C. The ple-ce Of
we'd n geessioa ~rAs connon white
deal from Swe~irn. tsuf was resnArEa
t,ds fer its comparative weight IL had
fersnsd tart Il : b0af be8os4Slng 10 >
whAlsr AID hid heea dragged below
the surface a the water To the depth
Of Esore than nalf : mile by a bar
pooaed whale. The ienxtA Of line and
the short distance from the point Of
deacxns after being struck at wAich
- vAAle ruaa . ~ surface vas 3
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-04
Oh Our Show Windows BYRON .. BUG8EE va

f-seams more numerous than ever The
Protestant Dissenfefs we're disqualified
from their full political rights by the
Test and Corporation Acts, which re-
quifed. as a qualification for office. re-
ceptinn Of the sacrament IN the Angii-
can church.
Al O'Conneil's suggestion the catho-
lie Association, In ISIS, prepared pc
ullon, drawn up by Mr.. l. Estrange,
for the relief Of The Dis-enters. TWAS
signed BY 900 Catholics, and the dis
seniers we're emaneipsted during that
session 81 Parliament.
Mechsnlc~Ville. Jan -
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-04
Irsiaads Siruffses aad Hopes.
susBEfD ffABs' Battle
~ gzmA r. EKHsa$p
Sx==z@s III


Orange societies multiplied aud OF.
g.nised attacks on Catholics sho, A.
sW hiieboys OF . Ribtonsrs, met sio-
lsnce with violence The government
of ,bos~ days "a described A. "a govern.
uaenl OF lsndlordism tempered by assas.
sinstions. .
Upon this scene came Daniel or on
nell, then In The prime q his manhood.
| 1t ~ss his 70 sound the resurrection
Hamp~s now that Ireland was not
dead but Sleeping. and 10 teach Ireland
and the world the method and the pow
eff 81 constitutional agitation. lie had
practically 10 create the Catholic move
men. anew. Appeals 70 Parliament
and petitions had proved useless, and
| divisions smeng themselves had re-
duccd the Catholic leaders 10 impo-
tenec, A line IT clesY age separated The
Csgholic aristccrats from the people
and the ! ristl agitation ~as hampefesi
and impeded by association with the
llmld and lnlracGAhle English Catholic
aTisioefat~
The int trial Of strength between
the two sections Of Catholics came In
isf4, osef lht Jeafsnlogu rescfipi, per.
uniting The veto Il the King en- The
appointment of bishops and DEANS
The Eugiisa snd lf4sh sri-tocfals we're
in favor 81 emancipation With the veto.
o'Coonell, the lfsh bishops and the
| lash atl1olle. ~efe opposed To IL
"Iloes anA man. asked o'Gonnell.
sImaglns ihsi tho catholic religion
~ill pto.psf IA lfelasd Il ear pfelsle>,
inslead 81 s~lag - bat lhes arc Al pres.
ent. shall become the sefyils tools d
England : administration They souia
then lose all fesieel for thenselses-all
fespeesahllits fa the eyes Of others
rhes would be degraded t. the station
q gNciss nen Aad gaagefs.
Tie Ministerial bishops Of Ifvland
woaia eesoJur ike tho Constitutional
Bishop. u trance, one Of the means 81
Notwithstanding she land
The Feib Was abandoned, aud the
asisalsaa preeee,ied the Irish Catholic
Peers, a.a' eai iolalag hands With the
people IA the new Catholic Association
feandea ts 81 eanell Ia ls4}.
The tAligre u the efforts II men like
6Eaifan, raukctt, amt Henry farnell,
10 innuenre Parliament, on the Catho-
lie question, as W complete that, du-
ring thai YES year, sir " Freeman
lie, . naemhes r The House OF COM
mona, wrote X The nake u Backing.
ham that, - iuT The Catholic saes-
ton, Il II gone % The aesiie,
Within I~o ss&rs from It's foaada
tioo the Cotholie rras collected BY the
Association. In puny sabse riplinns
amounted 10 q. ass week, or Naa go
a soaf-- representing aslf million en-
rolled associates. ltHxrsi Pedestrians
supported the cause both IN and cut q
Parliament, and ths Association hs-
came practically the aiiic1ai govern
nsent Of Ireland
Proclaimed under one name, ls as
dissolved AID reconstructed under an.
other. lis nfsi great victory la ls.M.
when IL successfully beat enc q the
isefesfeFds ~ county Waterford. and
returned AIS OPPONENT. Nilliers ~snart,
= friend Of Emancipation. In the sarae
year. in County loash. the Assoca ssion
h~at the Orange nominee. esss<sao<,
and returned ia o~n candidate. Mr..
I, pawsOO.
| - ena,nds.s~ 49,, 49,,
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-04
Literary Notes.

Every body for February, through
the agency OF Richard NashhuFn
Ihiid. attempts an analysis OF sched-
ale =" * This j. the tariff section
that deals With wool. The conclusions
are that this schedule i eieVerly drawn
Il i0ai the sheep raiser, discourage The
small lnat pendent manufacturer, and
make / a. average American WeaF gpoof
clothing NJ high prces, All for the
eeaviis 81 lalt q dozen magnates. Even
the cansumpiiNe, he argues, i suffer
tng tfesn this INSCRIPTIONS greed Ia
hAppieE elm + Edwin isefeSr e=s artl-
elo CA Henry NJ FlagieFss evolution
from a sing IL minded money grabbef
into Tue philanshropisl " no bFoaghs
prosperity 70 Florida.
Ray ~i8nnsrd Baker. in the Febru.
AIRY American Magazine, under the
title, ii, The Republican Party Break
ing [ g. makes the most lucid com.
menl on The congressional light that
has Yet t<en writiea. MILAN Alien
White Contributes an article about our
courts, and shows how many Of oar
judges are appointed through The IN
lence q politicians and Wall street
creating a judiciary that necessarily
- - etssVN VA tt> otsntoa> MISS
larpcsl writes about "Woman,s Flrst
lSsciaFation Of independents and the
growth Of the suffragist movement In
The | alted States
Joseph NJ. Rogers continues his not
able series OF articles in Lipplncott )
Magazine ON .WhaI Is " roay With
Our Public schools by = conssiers.
ton Of the topic, Education Outside
of Books. in which he eaaGends that
The pfc~~nt system Of estucafian has
.sh<~n eatirely too much On paper, TOO
much = mattel OF theory, and not de-
rived from experience. Canolyn
Wells : the author Of the ccn psete de-
tectiNe novel which appears in the is.
Sue, eaiisied The Gold bag, ami
which i os absorbing interest
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-04

4 schooiiescher in a rural districr
left her b-as riding niace suddenly and
could moi IT, prevails-, upon to return
Her sandlady asked the committee 10
aud out why her boa rider had lief, Der
and 10 them The young woman said
plainly that he food was 50 bad she
could not cal II
Tnts explanation was In turn con-
reyed 70 tie landlady. who expressed
the greatest surprise.
Why. ste said. Il don't see how
tcsf could be. | knew the bread was
bad TWO or three times. but | was al
ways careful 70 excuse it
A Sxuti1ai Explanation.
The officers were on the quarter deck
hooking al a Genet AID notice&l an eager
discussion aDon- the crew forward
The captain called one of the men afr
and asked him what was the subject
Of discussion.
We were tryias 10 make out what
that there thing was replied the man.
Pointing 10 the comet.
AID WIZ: do yoa imagine II iSw
Dunno. your honor. but Bill Jones
here. As knows most things. SAYS a
how its star that's sprung Z ieak--
LSadoa TeasxrapA
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-04

pref Of TIE aeRsa . winch Il TT
dragged tie boat 0nly part u lie
boat came Up again al The end Of the
iIne. and i was taken on beard when
tie y hale had been killed That piece
o, veod was SO hard that II would not
burn in q gas JET. The weight OF Wa
ter had compressed it--London Stand
~
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-04

Fortune disdains mere ability
Brain Is nothing without bravery. The
man who can lie thrsshed by sheer
has reiterated before be was defeated
Half the uew town halls are gifts
from blamed fools who left home
because they couldn't ger a sixty horse
power opportunity In one horse VII
Ia ge.- Herbert kaufman.
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-04
chixaIreua Jehnnis.

What's the matter. DEAR
Il have just had ight with John
ole over dividin' the candy you gave
US
Was there no one TO take your
partf"
~Yesm. Johnnie took t"-Houston
POST
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-04
A Cruel Stab.

KatiAwhar a lovely ring. Matte
Isn't II: This ring was given me on
my tweuty-frst birthday. Katie Real
~ Why. row well preserved ii Is.
It's hardly a biz worul = Cleveland
Leader.
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-04
EticQette of letszS.

Eighty years age the etiquette e
letters was far more rigid imam aow.
Even the twopenEy rasl Ns.<
sidered good enough for eorresHaad-
enee addressed to persons II any
standing. II her "Reminiscences Of
an Octogenarianr Miss LOUISA packe
tells US that when her a.her lad &C.
casion TO write TO Londoners II his
own class Of life the letter was Al
ways coaveyed By servaat nor for
any reasons Of urgency. bnt because
the post was considered a vulgar me-
dunn Of Communication for persons
residing In the same city and only to
Be used for the conveyance Of letters
to the country.-London Chronicle.
A hopeless man Is deserted by him
self. and be who deserts himself 10
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-04
Her ChoIce.

May l offer you my umbrella and
my escort home
Many thanks viii take the um-
h-el.a. - sssegende Blatter.
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-04
W. yos Put % Siockiass

Of III e4ier sort, do your shoes
pinch, - your feet swell asd per.
1919 H shake Aliens Fo3 Ease
49, II will give you 3 and
- Instant reltef fro( aay
Putnam patriot., 1910-02-04


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A. pr ffsx g@rae1ases& $3.50 2
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tng periods
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-10-14
A DRAWING CARD.

A. letter received at this office
from John L. Mcpherson who is at
present at the Spokane fair, says
that ne has the best display on the
grounds so far. He further states
That he is meeting about four times
os many people as he did at Seattle
and that there is much more in
Guiry about Carey act land in sun
ny southern Idaho.
He feels assured THAT large num-
Der of Spokane people will visit
Dietrich. Richfield and Gooding dur
ing this fall and winter. There IS
nothing that draws people to a new
country so fast as good exhibit
Of the products from the soil such
as Mr.. Mcpherson has with him at
Spokane.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-10-14
EASTERN EDITOR AMAZED.

The extraordinary energy and re-
sOurcefulness exhibited by san
Francisco in its fight for congress
sIonal recognition of its claims to be
officially designated as the site for
regarded by the Cleveland Plain
Dealer with amazement and admira
ton.
The fact that San Francisco has
planned to raise Sl7,500,000 for the
exposition makes the editor gasp in
asionishment and while he COM
mends the spirit he doubts the wis
dom of the risk. That doubt, how
ever has been shared by others and
quickly disappears when the i'm
measurable resources of California
and the comprehensiveness of the
plans for the exposition are thor
oughly understood.
Commenting on the fight for the
exposition the Plain Dealer says:
When a man mortgages his home
or his business to buy an automo-
bile for pleasure. thinking people
comment on his lack OF judgment.
What then should be said of state
which mortgages the future to-
build an exposition?
That is virtually what California
has decided to do. The assembly
has authorized two amendments tol
he state constitution, one permit |
ing the raising of 100000 by a |
special taxation to cover a term of
years and the other permitting San
i francisco to raise by the same
amount by special bond issue.
rhe citizens of San Francisco have
,lready subscribed S7,500,000 to Sc
.urc the exposition. So the city's
I'd for the coveted event in 1915
'r;ches the commandgin total of
Il 100. 600.
'New Orleans, the other aspirant
or The Panama exposition. may
lcrc read what she must do to win
he favor of congress. For the ma
lonal legislature at the last session
o>i pUned ITS decision on the loca-
ION of the canal celebration until it
Ollld learn which of the two lead
~ 81. rs would offer the more sub
.antial inducement II would seem
whether the Louisiana city
an do as we'll as the opulent Paci-
coast has done"
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-10-14
LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS.

The pioneer-Record of Ruper
has discarded the old foot-powci
method of RUNNING its presses ant
has Just completed installing an
up-to-dale electric motor.
The Oregon Short Lines Bliss
Rupert cutoff is making good pro-
gresS and rails are now being laid
TO the west end of the project.
The Gooding farmers have or
ganizcd a farmers association with
a membership of nearly hundred.
They have organized to assist the
irrigation Company and also TO look
after their own interests.
The assessed valuation of school
district No. 33 of Lincoln county.
Jerome. for the year 1910 is 1907. ii3.
Last wear the assessed valuation wa
S260.O00 and two years ago 1t was
nothing. That's going some for
new country.
The recent primary election cost
tine taxpayers of Lincoln county
something over SSoo0 aud the Idaho
Leader would like 10 know if il
was worth the money
Hagcrman viii soon have Il city
park that amy city may he proud to
possess. The work is almost COM
.detvd and it Viii be a thing OF real
beauty and joy forever.
4. II. BrailSford Democratic cam
iidate for state senator, comes out
with a signed statement ana among
.ther things SAYS that he is against
'ouuly division until We are in bet
cr shape financially
The Huh Cit> lrrigationisl comes
e. us this week in the form Of a
.iVteen-paee special filled With half
one cuts aud reading matter that
: bound to do good for Wendell
nd Lincoln county in general.
The edition is We'll printed on high
radc book paper and truthnIIly de-
icls the many beautiful scenes that
hound around Wendell.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-10-14
NEWS ITEMS FROM THE
DIETRICH TRACT.

n. n. Lewis was m Shoshonc Owe
sunday visiting With his family.
y. y. Beckett Is building an add
fon 10 hts farm house south d
town
Harvey Williams Is building a.
addition 10 his residence north 81
ne binfirh hotel.
The carpenters are husily engae-
al putting The roof CA HE COM
pnns pump house.
SIR Sparks u Eere from Seaiow-
.i6oe park. Montana, proving ~
~ bis carey SCI claim.
William Going If sho-honr was
visiting with hrs nephew. -. -.
iicketi. TIE last. 81 tbe week.
". a. Fritz who has been con-
l.ned % biz home be past ten days
with Il severe spraiu, is again able
10 be out.
Miss Minnie Naden. who teaches
ihe school here. spent last Salnr-
aas and SUNDAY with her parents
10 Sho-hone
a. a. Graham of the state OF
was q landseeker here
ssi week and was we'll satisfied
rlih the country
J -. Turner Is building an add
jon 10 bis house near The pump
iouse. William Jones. the con-
rarlor Is doing the carpenter work. /
". G. kerslmee is engaged this
week painting the new school house
which makes decided Improvement I
Il the appearance Of The building. /
T.. r.. Jami-on. Of lhc land sales
Of The Idaho irrigation
was lransacting business
d the county seat the last Of the
.eck
r. y. Thorpe. who has been
pending the summer in Oregon,
~ returned TO his farm near Die
'ieh ana VIII roman mere curing
le winter months.
Mr.. Morrow. Of the firm Of Simp-
M Morrow Lumber Co., was IN the
IiIage last "Wednesday from his
rmc 10 Gooding. looking after the
usincss of the company.
SIR. Reese. after spending two
onlhs 30 the Yellowstone Park,
n returned so Dietrich and is now
gagged ut his trade rs carpenter
, The company pump house.
II. G.. Holmes of Boise, who has
fine eighty acre ranch adjoining
e sownsite on the west, has been
re for The past week making ar
ngomems To put the entire place
crops next spring
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-10-14
'It Beats All"

This is quoted from a letter of NJ
Stockwell, Hannibal. Mo. Il recent
~ used Foley'S Honey and Tar for
he first time. 10 say am pleas
ed does not half express my feel
ings. II beats all the remedies |
ever used. contracted a bad colo
and was threatened with pneumo-
mia. The first doses gave great re-
lief and one bottle completely cure,
me- Contains no opiates. For sale
hy +. NJ. Starrh.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-10-14

, l.. &. Norris, one Of the go-ahead
farmers Of the tract, has just com
; pIeted fencing and cross fencing
his farm which is situated four
miles south of town. He has also
finished planting twenty-five acres
Of winter wheat. Mr.. Norris is the
type Of men that are needed to
build up community.
William NJ. Gillette and wife are
here making final proof on their
claim. II is the intention of Mr.
and Mrs. Gillette to make their
home here and improve their ranch
II. r.. Cornell q Co., the engin-
GERS, have installed a new typewrit
or in their office and Mr.. Churchill
i, occupied these days learning how
20 manipulate the keys.
The members Of the Methodist
church have installed an organ in
the school house which is quite a
help to the congregation. Mr.. Hell
man, the pastor. viii bring out a
number Of singers from Shoshone I
for the next Sunday services. It is
to be hoped that there will be a
good congregation present at these
services.
Lynn Norris, whose 400 acre
claim lies on the section line about
four miles south Of Dietrich, has
l.t tt. .cpfracf for fonafno afobfy
acres Of the land this fall. Twenty
five acres are already seeded to fall
wheat He has secured the services
OF a man to take charge of the
claim and he will move on the first
Of the coming month.
l.. n. Nelson, manager Of Simp- ;
SON. Morrow Lumber Co., departed
last Wednesday for his old home
in Emmons. Mimi, where he will
pend a month or six weeks yisitin
with relatives and friends. While
here he will take hunt in the ,
northern woods. The Promoter will ]
isit him every week while he is S
last to keep him posted on the i'm 3
that are taking place in =
lur fast growing town and tract. i
Charles Finiaysin was in Dietrich {
me day last week from the county
'eat looking after some business =
'irst trip to our little city for some g
months and expressed himself as a
'eing greatly surprised at the bust n
iess that is being done here. He d
Predicts a bright future for our q
growing town. q
A petition is being circulated and Il
many signers obtained which will 4
'c presented to the officials of the ,
oregon Short Line requesting the o
ompany to construct a depot here
his fall or winter. Business is .
dking such rapid strides that bet
er depot accommodations are be- o
oming necessity. The petition y
being literally signed by all who Ct
ave the interest of Dietrich at v
cart. "
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-10-14
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-10-14

According to the Hub City lrrIga-
ZIONIST the champion field Of wheat
has been found near Wendell. This
wheat stooled M and the heads
and kernels range around 20 to the
head. This represents in round
numbers a return of 5000 kernels
for the one planted last spring.
NeNti
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-10-14
4 Generous and Charitable Wish

II wish all might know Of the
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Kidney Remedy" says /. n. Regan,
Farmer, Mo. His kidneys and his
bladder gave him so much pain,
misery and annoyance he could not
work nor sleep. He says Foley's
Kidney Remedy completely cured
him. For sale by +. VI. Starrh.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-10-14
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strengthen your kidneys, cor
rect urinary Irregularities, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre-
vent Bright's Disease and Dia-
bates. and restore health and
strength. Refuse substitutes.
Dor safe hs y. NJ. slarrh.