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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-08-11
DOCTOR WILEY HAS
FEW FRIENDS IN
DEPARTMENT
Testimony Before Investigating
Committee Shows Veteran
Secretary of Agriculture in
Anything but Favorable Light
(By Morning Journal special Leased Wire.


Washington, Aug l0.--Further evil
dence OF the lonesome position occu-
pied by DR.. Harvey w. Wiley In the
agricultural department was brought
ont today in the hearing before the
house investigating committee dur
ing the examination of DR.. f. l.. Dun
lap. associate chemist of the depart
ment. Chairman Moss of the commits
tee submitted letter written by Secs
retary Wilson March 19, 1910, to
DR., Ira Remsen, chairman of the
Remsen referee board in which MIR.
Dunlap and Solicitor McCabe are
specifically referred to as "our people,
on the board of food and drug in
spection. The board consists of three
members, DR.. Wiley. being the third,
and the letter referred to the bonzoat
OF soda matter, in which DR.. Wiley
had been over-ruled by the Remsen
board and the secretary.
Secretary Wilson's letter inciosed q
letter from Or. Taylor, another MEM
Der of the board. asking If he would
be permitted TO use certain unreport-
ed experiments as testimony In the
suit against the benzoate of soda see
ton Of the Indiana state pure food
law.
IL shall leave the matter entirely
with you" Secretary Wilson wrote.
"It you think it wise and G am not
able to say that is wise) let Professor
Taylor go ahead, we will tell him so.
II might perhaps be better to have
all your reports come out at once,
but this Is an important case with an
important bearing on your previous
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-08-11
BLACK HAND BOMB
WRECKS ST. LOUIS
TENEMENT
One italian Woman Loses Life
and Fourteen People Are
Missing as Result of EARLY.
Morning Outrage,
icy Morning journal spscal LssssS wirel


st. Louis. Aug ii.--One Italian
woman was killed, one man fatally
hurt and several injured when a bomb
exploded under tenement In the
Italian colony shirtly after one o'clock
this morning Fourteen are missing.
The explosion completely wrecked the
building In which were twenty
large Italian families. The police be-
lieve the explosion WITS the work of
black hand men.
The force of the explosion was 80
great that many inmates were throw
high In the air. Immediately after
the explosion eall was sent TO the
police headquarters for ambulances,
and several were rushed to the scene,
Fourteen residents of the wrecked
building are unaeeounted for and most
OF them are believed either killed or
seriously injured.
When the police arrived at the
scene they were met by many weeping
women in their night clothes, most of
them curry infants. The excitement
was so great that at first the police
were unable TO obtain coherent
statement Of what had happened.
The force of the explosion was so
great that IT lifted the two story brick
building high In the air.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-08-11
lNSURRECT0 SOLDIERS
PREPARE FOR TROUBLE

Juarez, Mex. Aug. 10.--The insur-
recto soldiers stationed in this city
are planning to make more trouble
lor the national government. Encour-
aeeo oy the ease with which they
won out, in the custom house de-
nahds. IN which former federal en-
proves We're ousted. they have made
iurther demands The squad of fiscal
or mounted border guards now doing
service on the border are former fed
erals ana the former insurrectos per-
emptorily demand that they be dis
charged and the places given to them.
Ihe position pays more than service
IN the regular army. The demand has
been sent to Mexico CITY.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-08-11
THREE LECTURES
BY WILLIAMS At
CHAUTAUQUA
Courage and Cowardice, y
Gospel of Backbone" and
"Men-0eviIS and Hogs" Pic
tureSQue Themes of Gifted
Speaker,
Especial Correspondence to Morning .ournall

toprthas SoffctpOnueure " mOfuiuk soufnAtI
Mountalnair, N. NJ, Aug 9.--It
isn't over yet---this Chatauqua assem-
bly, OF tho little town with the big
nerve,' which has made all of New
Mexico sit up and take notce-but
the closing days are upon us, and as
though to make the most of the ro-
naming time are filled with good
things to satisfy the big, intellectual
appetite or the Chatauquans gather
ed from all parts of the state for the
finale which promises to be as bril-
liant as the earlier days of the as
sembly.
Hon. Milan Bertrand Williams, one
Of the most eloquent speakers of. the
American platform, will close the
fourth annual Chatauqua. He has
three lectures for these last three
days. Friday night one of his strong
est Courage and Cowardice--Th
Gospel Of Backbone" is the initial
delivery. "Men-Devils and Hogs" Is
the subject OF the lecture which Mr..
Williams gives Saturday night, and is
one that has been the feature of hum
dreds Of Temperance rallies over the
country Sunday he Will talk on THE.
Bible---Is II From God ?"
ihiS NtTSdtiie traFeler, autnOr, lcc-
turer and preacher, is man OF ac-
curate information and broad cul-
ture. His original Investigations have
been extensive and his subjects run
from ancient Egypt to modern Amer
lean politics. Mr.. Williams has been
called the biggest man of the Ameri-
can rostrum and is said to be pro-
found. philosophic, convincing and
eloquent--a man having the courage
of his convictions, plainspoken and
reSourceful.
His course of lectures is anticipat-
ed as one of the best features of the
assembly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-08-11

= Il first will say that | will not
veto bill letting New Mexico in Z
. (applause) and second, that
. shall recommend that the prom
ise of the republican platform
upon which had the honor to
: be elected president shall DO car
. ried out in good Iaita: and that Z
= the territories of Arizona and
: New Mexico shall be admitted to
the union so that we shall have
. nothing but states between the
. Atlantic and Pacific.
But that in the course of this
. administration you will come In
. and come In as full-fledged
state and come in with a good Z
= constitutional sincerely and
profoundly hope--and | mean to
bend every effort that | can TO Z
bring IL about" Speech of
President Taft 10 the people OF Z
: New Mexico at Hotel Alvarado. Z
Albuquerque. October 10. 1909. .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-08-11
CONTRACT LET FOR NEW
CANADIAN RAILROAD

Ottawa. ont. Aug. lO.-A contract
to build the first section of the Hud-
son Bay railroad. CaRada's newest
route to tidewater. was made by the
government today. The section con-
tracted for is 1S5 miles long, extend
Ing from the Pass, the present rail-
head to Thicket Portage. The cost of
construction will be about $4,000, 600.
Work will start at once.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-08-11
Skeleton of Prehistoric Monster

Sharon Springs, Kan. Aug. lO.---.A
skeleton of saurian that will meas.
ure at least As feet in length, has been
found In the Chalk Cliffs near here.
prof ii. 7. Martin. assistant In pale .
ontology at the university Of Kansas
and students of the university will dis
the monster bones out
Tho skeleton is said to be one Of the
most perfect ever found,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-08-11
BOSTON -CERR|[L0S
MINE COMPANY
BANKRUPT
Liabilities Asgregating Nearly
Ninety Thousand Dollars
With No Assets Scheduled;
Over One Hundred Creditors,
rspeciai Dispatch to tn, Morning Journal,

IDI'c'"' "'sDHtOH 70 th- MUfbIbH J0uFHdI
Boston, Mass, Aug. iG.--A schedule
in bankruptcy was filed here today by
the -Cerrillos Mining company.
which was recently petitioned into in
voluntary bankruptcy. The liabilities
OF the company aggregate SSS.5S6 and
are divided among f1O unsecured
creditors. There are no assets sched
ued. Most of the creditors are Bos-
ton firms and individuals. who paid
bills and loaned money on promis-
sorry notes. Among the western credi-
tors are the Hendrie and Bolthoff
company, of Denver, for sl,332; the
Albuquerque and Cerrillos Coal COM
pany of Albuquerque for Sizes, and
Montoya BrQsa of Cerrillos for ST.
S04 all for merchandise.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-08-11

II viii be vetoed by President Taft. \
prominent lawyer. discussing the sub
JeSt said the president could sign the
OIL as passed and still have the right
ana authority to disapprove the Ari-
zona constitution becauSe of its re-
can feature. He is of the opinion that
tne president may do this and admit
New Mexico al once as he has already
approved Of the New Mexico consti-
tutlon.
A majority Of those who have ex-
pressed an opinion. believe the presi-
dent viii sign the bin.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-08-11

tial veto, there is considerable spec
ulation. Nothing absolutely definite
had developed. Several senators when
interviewed by your correspondent,
said the matter had not had their con-
sideration and they did not know how
they would vote on overriding the
presidents veto.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-08-11
KERMIT ROOSEVELT ON
HUNT IN OLD MEXICO

Yuma, Ariz., Aug. To- Kermit
Roosevelt and his guides left tonight
on his hunting trip to the Pinaeate
mountains. 150 miles southeast OF
this place In the party are Charles
utting, q former rough rider, Wlnn
Praebstel and two Mexican guides,
Their route was to Welton, forty miles
east, by rail and thence hr horse. Kcr-
NIT said he would be gone at least two
weeks and possibly four
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-08-11
FILES CLAIM AGAINST
MEXICO FOR SONS DEATH

Newark, n. j.. Aug. l0--Colonel
John NJ Foster of this city, filed "a
claim today with the state department
against the Mexican government for
the death Of his foster son, DR.. Arthur
l.. Foster of Los Angeles II ls charged
that Or, Foster was killed by Mexi-
can soldiers i'm Alamo, Mexico. last
June while giving medical attention to
the wounded insurgents
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-08-11
TAFT PLEDGE ON RECORD HERE
NEVER TO VETO MEASURE
ADMITTING NEW MEXICO
SHALL HE BREAK ONE PROMISE
TO KEEP WORD ON RECALL is
QUESTION BEFORE THE PEOPLE

Gave Solemn Word to New Mexico in Albuquerque He Would
ments but Absence Of President Delays Executive Action
Until Next Monday Close Friends Of Administration Declare
Statehood Will Go Through at This Session. Strong Efforts
by Standpaters to Prevent Overriding Veto
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1911-08-11
SILVER CITY BELIEVES
TAFT WILL SIGN BILL.
Especial Correspondents 10 morning Journail

Silver City. n. NJ. Aug 10.---News
OF the passage OF the statehood bill
was received here with intense salts
faction by the mass of people. Some.
however, expressed the opinion that
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-20

miota ooottamaan. - Waan apoSs
toleia ct aiuafaan tansliatoimet tai
foti tai muut maauiiet Derufteet es'
tdneet toimittamaSta emanteliumin
Taarnaajan tpDtd t~dnbeaiIesti. Sa
tunnettu or, tuinfa laaiat niibsn pit
tdidt olimat, FUN oil a%inpastoan II
poppia toto maailmaa fobti, ia mill
laista moailmao!
6upmaattefo, ett'ei maailma tpp'
by e~nnenfuin ie iaa iofeat papit tdp'
oeuiiesti paImeIiioitIeen? Seurafun'
nasia, iosia popit omat ieuaiiio, ia'
moo f%ania: rfpud iiaoin lDptpp mel.
bdnfin iaIofulmaIta iota fpnIi, Fun
popin %iaatapot omat fpipmpfiesid,
mutta eindtpds muina aifotna mei'
I'd muista meibdn papit." ytuo fat'
ferat lanai fuulin tuonpin erddn ia'
lofpldIdiIen %Iuusta. Wlies ei olut
mifddn renttu, moan barras ppbd'
fouIuopettoia ia monsSia tulesIa foes
teItu fristittp. nWenndanbdn iitd e.
lpanfeliumia miem6dn pafanoiuefin,
muita meibdn pappimme eipdt fdp
fatiomaeio. miten iieud ialoua ele'
tddn" = malitti jana mics alafuloi'
issti.
palio pIiIi mield pubumista ipfei'
ben pappien taitamattomista fotetiS'
mus.fpIelmpfIistd firton ristifdptd'
maud, iefd nurinpaiIestd ia febnos'
ia Observation-Disclosures menettelpStd
fpldlupuisio ia rippifouIusIa. Wtut'
ia en- tabbo liian pittddn pubuo. @is
ndtbdn laisfat papit uIein niitIi tois'
tenIafaan i~aarnoio funqa, laatiffa
Iitte mitd iofu iananffuuliia tirioit'
toa. @aon mitG olen pud ianonut,
ie ~Ieistoon. So faitufoon lie iout'
fauntuneioen omientuntoien bdtd'
buutona niiben Iofeain ia laiSfoien
pappien %fortpiin, ioiua ,pield on Tor.
mat fuula. - 3ebtdd nopea fatu
mus ia paraums, JOS cite taboo To-
oottoa Iieluiorne ia felrpottomien
luirfatoimienne fautFd rpetd6 birmui'
fen tuomion 1liiIetme miimeiiend pdi:
mdnd. Serra Ell anne itIednIa piItn'
ia, eli ustottomoin ia ipnnisId Ella.
mien Iananfuuliiain, ei mpDsfddn
tuoueioen, loistoin ia uItofulotut'
ben pnppien fautto.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-20

- Suomen &otimoasleboen mass
taatpo toimittaia u. W. &uuIiSto
firioittaa Ianottuun lebteen melieS.
furista pappien fesfen NJ. m. leu'
raonaa:
ySiebdmme fpud, ettd papiston
fGptoStG orposteuaan erieoiIen ans
tarasti ia monesl ia topoufIesfa bet
tetddn papin Iilmile Iofaa oitpon
aibeettomosti. Wtutta tiebdatme
mp6sfin, ettd pappien ioufosia on
niitdfin, jotfa eldmdntamoisIaan tabi
ptiituistapaufIisia b%airobtunot mes
netteIDDn, iofa on bdpedtii tristitpl.
lie ia mield enemmdn papiae, ionfa
fulfil ola ieurafunnalleen faifesIa e,
TifunofIi.
Alentaipia bubuia fuistotaon joss
tain MISUNDERSTANDING miebeStG
toiIeen. Wtutta mitd leemme me pa.
pit tduaista fuuuesiamme? llleim.
misia topautIisIa emme mitd6n.
3dmd iobtuu oiatii fidiIestd uiou'
besta. 81 tabopia ola toiien tuonto.
rina. Wutta uIein iobtuu paitioIo
iuelttouoeeta, ipdardstd fddlistd ia
ortuubesta, etentin JOS aIianomais
men benfiIo on nonbempi tabi For.
feommasIa oIemoeia fuin me life
olemme.
Ndin ioutunot nirfapeIiet ices.
fentelem6Gn totstenid eoeeid. Ga
ndin moi pabeen oria roubasIa lot.
fao elGnl6dnId Ioomatto tertoofaon
10 ;rtutonereiltaon fpeIieaietd paroi,
tasta ia poinuu pbd iptpemm6s ipu'
ticnfa o~riuuteeu. So tuomiopdimdnd
ban moi oStua eiiin ia fanoo usfo.
maiIeae ipireoueIieIeen: Olit Iin6fin
t,loeri, iofa ndit Turbulent, mutta e,
fsriootoon Ianonut Iuoroon mitG mi.
I'd minustd oiottelit.
Gntd Iitie pupinmiran orlpo. &c
on ollut faniamme tcStuuoeSIo fun.
niosIa, Onpa p%aitottain pieI6tin.
Wutta field misid poppi CT nouoa.
ia fGptDtIeSi6on eoeS ulfonaiOto
mnbteettommtta, field painoa bin
pDbdu rpirau orlpou Iotaon. Ulutia
tatd ei fee oinooStoon Ie poppi, iofo
eI6d iuIti ip%nreisId, futen iuoppou.
oeSin, boureubeoio, obneuoesIa tobi
loistuuoeefo, moon piolilina find
omot faitfi ne, ioifa pdlinpitamat.
tomind foiiopot icrmienio IdmitIe
ipirfapeIiienid beittoutia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-20
Worben, q. Dat.

2ufiiot bpnin tietdd, ettd Ell ole
mieddn nIeasti eiiintpnd tiriaiIiio
firtfofuntomme piirisId, mutta nd'
Emu ne ient1dn minuntin f%irieeni 10.
tain maifuttamon ia plen iiitd mar.
ma, ettG Iaotana Ell niistd tptfdG
costa en. ,pibouiIet otpat niibir tpn'
tenId isfeneet. Sbmettelen paon, ettd
tirftotuntamme lebti on altis tuol'
laiIiue iepustufiue futen M. M. iofu
aifa iitten ilmestpi mufa rmostinet'
ia" firieeIeeni &eaoista @. .. (*
&un bpmin tiebdn misid Ie iobtuu
tuoaainen bdndiIemiIeni, Min en-
miitIi Iiiben faiota fesfustelemaan.
Sofa tabtoo menettelpani Geabin
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iubteen pitdd mdd'
rdud fertomasiani molosIa, ettd Ell
aIiot ole oifeen iohoettu ouesl ami
Iiend ia ettd ne eimdt Min retuieSti
o[eet tuqesiani iinne, ban ustofoon
Iitd Ielitpstd mitd iieltd on annettu
idlfeen firieeni, Sloitien tpaan fiitd,
etiG en- ole la~anutfaan moailman Fit
tosto. Sotfo pmot Serron umot
2eobisIa y m. ne tdfittdd oiion tos
belilen luonteen mistd ~tuouaiiet oil
ma iobtuu. Npfpoieano pitdiii pu
bua ia firioitioa ibmisten INTELLECT
olipo ie fifteen SumaIan tobioo lpas'
taan tai Ell. Seuaista Iuuresia mdds
rim on firfouiIeuotin alaua buomat'
tamieIa.
Slen MT oifonut oitaa iporlinoi
ietii al uinpoitofieni tdmdn gtorbens
in, @. .. ia teen tddltd mattoio pms
pdri ioornoien Serron %ionoo. Soi'
mon tuleipoiiuubesIa 6erran opula
onniStunoni fiiben mddr6dn, etid Ell
diff riippmpoineh fuuliloiSioni ois
ueeuilesIo iubteesIa, fId olen otto
nut bontfia itIeueni pienoiicn maotis
Ion tddud Dofoton mobto poeia
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
9otl len %oIioiio tirtouiiellu ololo
min toucondtbiIesti, ettd %tuIewoiinu
oceIa lotfda iuomaloieten feSfml
oeeId IeIlainen 'eurotunto idriest1,
mitd NIT mieId on moneSlo iibtees'
ia oIemosfo ia IND iulee endmpi y.
8aomatun tonSia iopuIoiniuun, m
Ten Ie oil op. oitona.
q toiminto, iota on rotentonut
tulemoiiuutenia p%erustufien Seeluf
len pddue, iuIee Dina ppIpmddn, itl'
Id ,SumaIon pobpd perushis pp
Ipp" ioto peitii nimitristiainen ioimi
lotfau, Fun mprstpt tuIefpat &c ct
moi ieiIoo iiud ie or %ionnoue perus
teitu.
Ndind SumoIosta Iuopumiien iuns
rina aitafoufina muistofaomme
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-20

6erraan Seeiutieen nsfomaiiet ia
iunnustaiat malwoa, ettemme tuliIi
uneliaitIi. Sltoon iaarnattu ia lieis
tu Jana ia iaframentit nellie faaiit
misId ne omat 9erran armosta nou.
tittapanamme. YGmmitt6tDDn Ser.
ran g. 9enfi foitfi eripuraiiuuben
rauban monen IpbdmeStd ia pbbis.
tdtDDn taiffia. toIi toimintaan Su.
malan maltafunnan tpDnainionn
liud oifa tulee, etta pdipd OF obitIe
ia pD on tullut, ionoin Ell fenfadn
tpDtd tee. &aifufoon ymaaanfumo-
us" buuto woimauiiena iotarineis.
tdmme faiftea mddrppttd maStaan.
pian tulee mestarimme t6erra See.
Jus. nSfofaamme beitfonafin ipn'
timme unhoitetutii SumaIan ebesid.
pubufadmme tdstd mpDs muiaefin
bppdud ia iopimattomaua aiaqa.
Soitpoo nell. Serrasia
.. Nuotialoinen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-20

y Slemme 10 i%eloStoneet milf
tuoue firieeue annoimme Iiiaa, ioten
et find aTiasia pitdiTi ola ibmettele.
miIen Iiiaa. gimme oueet enIinfddn
patuutettuia, emmefG ipielGfGdn ole,
oneo nell H. iban miaton niibin Ipp,
tDtIiin ndbben, ioita teitd paStaan
lanptusia firieesid tebtiin, iotta ipgs
tDfIet eimdt oueet fen fummempia
fuin, ettd olette Iefaantunut 2eaoin
tpDndenrettelDibin aIeituen 5iinG e.
nemmdn tyDmdenuniota mastnan
Iefd, ettd muuten observation-disclosures.
ia olette meneteupt liian omamaltai'
Iesti. So fosta oIiain tobeuiIuuoes'
ia emme Idbemmin tienneet, onnoims
me %tirieen tuua iuItiIuuteen, matuu'
tcttuina Iiitd, ettd JOS nell H. on il
ban IpptDn, min firieen IiIdltD, JOSS
Elm lie oil puremna l%aatuo, Ell bdnee'
ieen tosfe. SpptDu eli papiIe. ga
ippti6mdsti nostettu lolpausiuttu
iostain perIoondsta boibiuu olfuun>
ia FUN tubfa tuuIeen. Sofa tietdd os
IenanIa mioton, ban Ell peIfAd rpal'
iastutia."
T6mdn Iebben npfginen toimitus
eli tabop gtuitaiosta tebod upetttoa"
firftofuntamme pli. So Iitii lie Ell
mpDsfddn tduoiIisIa tapautIisIa oie'
tn Iofeane poppia puplnslomoon iul'
femaua leboer palStat iilloin fun
papin firioitutien ioboosta tebbddn
buomoututIio. = Siind Ipbpesti cit'
teitpnd ne lppt milf i%eIIaiiet riepuss
tlfIet" fuin pubeena oleipa 2eaoin
firietin oil iaanut iiiaa auttoiaSia "a.
SoimituS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-20

gimon 6sten fuuIin er6dn popin
IauIuman oiotufien, ioto onIaitiee
ainatin %iuIfiIuuteen tulemiIen. Gan
Ianoi, ettd pappien tuliii iomoin fuin
ELM. up~Ieeristono on tapono idries'
tad fesfindiiid meIies. tuomicistui'
mia, iotfa otiaipat iutfittopafii ieI'
loiIia poppien bairaboufTio, mitfd
eipdt ole IitIi %iuItiIio ettd ne tuIili'
nat mooniIen iuomioistiimen eteen,
militia ioito fotIotoon papinrpiron
or,poGe Iouteuo,uoti. 36ud tuomio.
ismimella Ell piidtTi ola malta oino'
dSiadn maroittou, ~oientno ia nub'
bella bairabtunuita lpoon mpDSfin
homita IppuoIninen ron9oistntIeen,
iepo eritoiIisla topoutiieia pofot'
toa ottamaun Gro popiu miraSta
tin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-20

Mantania fdptettpid foulu'
fir oio bolmouo bintao mpp s. "
Beau.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-06-29
Good Bird Shooting
Chickens, Grouse and Sage Hens In
abundance for Opening of Sea-
son, July the Fifteenth.

1t is only sixteen days until the
opening of the chicken-hunting sea-
son, and abotu everybody who has a
gun of any description is getting
ready to go out after birds Those
who have been out in the hills say
there are more birds than usual,
and it may be expected that the ex-
pert shots will come in with the le-
gal limit of game. 1t will probably
less It It is is urged that nc one try to
exterminate the whole bird family
the first day or two. The legal lin
it is twice over what any one ought
to be willing to shoot. 1t is plain
butchery to try to get even the full
limit; about as gentlemanly or as
sportsmanlike as to break into
poultry yard and kill with a club.
If the hunters will hunt with rea-
son, there will be birds for many
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-06-29
Tear Up the Earth
Central Idaho Railroaders Digging
Dirt and Blasting Rock From End
to End of the New Line.

There is little to report, save con
tinued progress, along the line of
the Central Idaho railroad More
camps are being established daily,
and more men put to work The
rock work is perhaps in advance of
the dirt grade, though there are
very few miles between Richfield
and the crossing of the ig Wood
river with no camps established or
grading begun.
firm that has the contract for the
last Is miles of the road, went up
to Haley this week to be unloaded
and taken out to where it will work.
Ten m, lies of the upper end has
been sub-contracted to men on the
Prairie, who are already gathering
their force ready for the campaign.
The Utah Construction Co has
contracted to put in the concrete
piers and abutments for the two big
bridges across the Big Wood and
the Malad. 1t had been expected to
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-06-29
INSURGENTS.
Borah and Bristow Break Loose On
Canadian Reciprocity.

Borah and Bristow Break Loose On
Canadian Reciprocity.
Senator Borah on Thursday gave
the senate one of the old-fashioned
hair-raising orations, when he spoke
for three hours against the Cana
dian reciprocity bill He said that
the country was going wild in its
efforts to hit the farmer and the
holding to the abnormally high tar
iff on eastern manufactured goods;
the proposed reciprocity would not
lower the cost of anything to the
consumer. 1t was the greatest ad-
dress of the entire year, and it is
real gospel to the people of Idaho.
Senator Bristow of Kansas made
a red hot speech. in which he said
that President Taft does not repre-
sent the senate. the house or the
people in asking fer reciprocity
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-06-29

year.
There are no birds near Richfield
but on the foot hills north of this
tract they may be found in consider
able numbers. Probably the best
hunting grounds are on the hills
south of Camas Prairie. There the
chickens and sage hens are usually
to be found in about as big flocks
as one would care to see.
It will be noticed that the season
year. This change was made to al
low those who wish to hunt, to get
the birds before they are fully
grown, old and tough and sagey
1t was not, however, intended to en-
courage the slaughter by wholesale
of the little birds before they have
learned to protect themselvs, and
while one can exterminte whole
coyey at single pot shot.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1911-06-29

peloedxe eIB eIdoed 10 Ieqmnu V
down from Soldier, for tn Fourth of
July. The promoters in charge of
the New Soldier townsite, which is
to be opened July IL, are going to
ask for all the return crowd that
this section can furnish.
George Nevers is making another
reputation at farming on the Rich
field tract. Last year he won the til
tie OF Bean King" by the amount
of beans he raised on his place and
this year he is in a fair way of be-
coming the onion seed king. Fl
has large patch of onions that he
is raising especially for the seed and
the start they have now it looks as
though the yield would be heavy
one He has in some alfalfa that
is looking fine to say nothing of the
beans, potatoes, etc.