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Putnam patriot., 1915-10-15
Gen eFdE

A series OF experiments TO dispel
fogs with a giant electrical machine
built by Government scientists at the
Panama-Pacfic Exposition will be
made there shortly.
Captain Road Amundsen, discover
er OF the South Pole, has abandoned
his expedition to the North Pole.
All German employees OF Greek rail-
roads in Salonica were discharged and
replaced by Greeks after they had
torn up tracks TO prevent the trans
portauon OF Allied troops through
Greece.
Secretary Lansing announced that
on his return to Washington he would
receive representatives OF all factions
Alberto Garcia Grenades, former
Minister 10 the Interior in Gen.
Huertas Cabinet, was sentenced to
death in Mexico City on charge OF
assisting in the overthrow OF Presi-
dent Madero and the subsequent as
sassination of the fallen ruler.
Joseph F. Myers, former Texas La
Dor Commissioner. was assigned by
the Department of Labor at Washing
ton to go TO Phoenix, Ariz., to confer
with Governor Hunt on the copper
mine strike situation.
West Virginia coal operators say
that millions of tons have been or
dered by the French Government
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-15
WORLDS NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

PANAMA. careful survey of the
slide area in the Gaillard Cut reveals
that probably 10000 900 cubic yards
of earth. now in motion, must be
dredged out before a permanent chan
mel is possible.
Observation-Disclosures n. Lamar,
Associate Justice of the U. 5, Supreme
Court. suffered & slight stroke of par
alysis while at White sulphur Springs.
His right arm is affected.
NEWPORT. - Conclusions to be
drawn from the naval war game which
ended in a victory for the invading
feet viii be discussed at the Naval
War College here.
Ell PASO.-Generai Francisco Villa,
who arrived at Juarez. opposite here,
gave an interview in which he said
the recognition of Carranza by the
powers would lead TO worse disorders
in Mexico.
BERLIN. via Amsterdam. = The
Lokalaazeiger saws ex-CoHsal Gaffnsy
OF Munich will shortly return to AM
erica in order to take an active PARK
in the Presidential campaign
PARASITIC Senate gave final
sanction TO the Anglo-Freneh loan
negotiated in the United States By
unanimously passing the bin author.
izing the loan.
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-15
Rockefeller NOW
URGES OPEN-SHOP
Union Membership No Bar He
Tells Miners.
WANTS FAIR PLAY FOR ALL
In ShirtsleeVes Financier confers
With Negro Miner and Makes Plain
Plain the Corporations Attitude
-lnspects Workers Homes.

Walsenburg. Colo.-John d. Rookie
Teller, Jr., continued his tour of in
spection OF Colorado Fuel and Iron
Company properties. and reached
Walseuburg .forty-five miles north OF
Trinidad The trip was made by mo-
tor car The financier jolted all day
over twisting highways through the
hill country of Las Animas and Huer-
fano Counties.
During the day Mr. Rockefeller Wis
tied mining camps at Rouse, Lester,
IDEAL and Cameron. At Rouse. III
conference with the miners grievance
representative he went on record with
the unequiyocal statement that the
Colorado Fuel and iron Company did
NOT care whether its employees be-
longed to a union or not"
As Mr. Rockefeller was leaving the
boarding house at Lester where he
had luncheon with MINERS and com
pany officers, he was greeted by
negro miner just from the pit.
Mr. Rockefeller, this is Willis
Hood" said b. ]. Mattison. Assistant
General Manager of the company.
Miner Hood. after greeting Mr..
Rockefeller. recounted at some length
that he had been an employee OF the
company twenty-five years and asked
for the promise of pension when he
had served twenty-five years.
Il think you and | will go on a
pension about the same time" said
Mr. Rockefeller.
Later Hood met Mr.. Rockefeller
again and insisted upon making a
lengthy speech to him, couched in long
words. and emphasized by vigorous
gestures. Hood was still talking when
the motor cars rolled out of the camp.
Just at the edge OF Lester Mr..
Rockefeller pointed out a elump OF
forbidding looking adobe houses.
DO YOU see that lot of shacks -
he asked Well photograph Of that
place was printed recently and the
houses accredited to the Colorado Fuel
and Iron Company As a matter Of
fact only a few of the nearer are on
when we bought the property We are
arranging TO buy them OF their owner,
and tear them down The rest Of the
settlement is on she property Of an,
other coal mining company"
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-15

Mrs. Gait. who is Nirginian, has
been known in Washington society
for her beauty and wit She is about
forty years old. gracious hostess and
a delightful companion The White
House attaches were among her warm
est admirers long before there was
any hint that she would preside there
She has never taken part in public
organized activities OF women and ii
she favors woman suffrage she has
never given even semi-puhlic express
sions OF her views. Her friends deny
With emphasis that she had any part
in influencing the President TO make
the announcement in favor of suffrage.
President Wilson first met Mrs. Gait
last fall. during her visits to his
daughter Miss Margaret Wilson. and
his cousin, Miss Helen Woodrow
Bones. Ii was not until Spring that
il was noticed even in the White
House that their meetings were be
coming frequent. Then the Presi
dents automobile was often seen out
side Mrs. Galts door, though little
later he visited her less often. while
she was more at the White House,
Last summer she was a guest at the
Wilson summer home in Cornish far a
month. taking an active vart in all its
social affairs. and being in the party
on many OF the long automobile rides
with the President
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-15
Foreign

From her country home at Stricken,
Scotland, Mary Garden the American
actress. issued a statement denying
she had undergone an operation.
Normal conditions have been re-
restored ia the districts OF Hayu oe-
cupied by American troops.
The Norwegian bark Queen, from
liverpool Tor Halifax, with 5.200 bags
OF salt foundered at sea.
General Gotta was appointed Com
mandeg m-Chlef OF the Greek army.
The Greek steamer Antonlos NJ
Undergraduates rammed the British
steamship Kilwinnug while entering
the harhor Genoa.
The Hayuan Chamber of Deputies
ratified the new treaty with the
United States.
Fire IN cotton warehouses at Bonn.
bay. India, caused damage OF S1o.-
000 600.
The Government Of Denmark has
forbidden the sale Of any Danish ships
TO foreign countries.
The budget for 1916. showing de-
iicit ol SS50.0o9 was presented To the
Peruvian Chamber OF Deputies.
Dr. Z. A. Surge OF San Francisco
presented a Bible TO the Emperor OF
japan ON behalf Of japanese Chris
tians in America.
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-15
Sporting

Alexander won his first Worlds
Series game when the Phillies beat
the Boston Red Sox by the score OF
81 al Philadelphia.
For the first time in several years.
the New York Nationals finished the
season in last place.
Official announcement was made at
Yale that William Lauder, a gradH-
ate of Brown and former Phila-
delphia and New York National
League player, is the choice of the
baseball committee for coach for the
nine.
Official announcement was made
that Yale would meet the Columbia
varsity crew on November IL in a
mile and seven-eighths race ON Lake
Whitney.
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-15
Watch Our Show Windows Byron II. Bugbee

President Wilson will vote for the
woman suffrage State constitutional
amendment in New Jersey, his homo
State. at the special election October
10. He said he would vote, not as
the leader - the Democratic party,
but as a private citizen.
President Wilson announced his en-
gagement to Mrs. Norman Gait Of
Washington The date OF the wedding
has not been fixed. but it probably
will take place in December at the
home of the bride-elect
Mrs. John Maxwell of Nashville,
Tenn, called on President Wilson and
presented him with picture of grand
uncle former President Johnson.
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-15
It's Extent.

She-HoW do you like that pust in
com arson with the other statuess
He-Head and shoulders over all Of
EN-
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-15
NEWS IN BRIEF

All Spanish copper coins IN circ'ta.
tion in cuba ere reported 10 have been
gathered by French agents and sen,
~ France 10 be- used Ia the mauuiac.
ture ef ammunition
Because OF the presence Of British
and French submar'nes in the Baltic
Sea communication between Germany
and Norway and Sweden has been
suspended.
The French Government eouriba-
ted $500 toward the relief OF storm
sufferers in Louisiana.
The RI Rev Robert Goldman. y D.
bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal
Diocese Of Maine. died IN hospital
at Boston
President Hihben. Of Princeton Uni.
versify is ia favor of woman suffrage.
The birthday Of James Wbtcomb
Riley the poet. was celebrated ia In
dianapolis.
Give Bailey. who succeeds Sir
Courtney W Bennett as British Con
sul-General in New York arrived on
the American liner New York
Fireman George Trugillo died in the
Newport. r. l.. Naval Hospital. Of
burns received in an oil fire on board
the destroyer Cummings
About $4,000 Greek and italian min
ers have left the West Virginia coal
mines to join the armies Of their
countries and labor shortage is fear
ed.
Relief work of the American Red
Cross in Mexico has been discon-
tinued.
r. st. John Gaffney American Con.
sui at Munich Germany cabied his
resignation 20 the State Department.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels au-
thorized Increases aggregating $l36.-
600 year in the wages Of employees
OF the Washington Navy Yard.
In a personal message to his agency
In Washington. General Carranza de-
clares the general situation though
out Mexico is constantly improving.
Ships held up at the Panama Canal
by slides are shipping their cargoes
across the Isthmus by rail.
A contract has been placed for the
erection OF a million dollar motor
speedway at Los Angeles.
British residents at Trinidad sent
40 gallons of coeoanut oil 10 London
for Sikh soldiers in France. who use
st in dressing their hair.
Declaring that his wife was wont 10
sleep days so she could sit up nights
and nag him. William Groeseh OF Chi.
cago. sued fos divorce.
John D. Rockefeller Jr.. inspected
the Sunrise iron Mine OF the Colo
RADIO Fuel & Iron 90. at Sunrise. Wyo.
At the request OF Lord Kitchener.
the Earl Of Derby. was appointed to
take charge Of recruiting for the Brit
tsh army
Swedish Minister Ekengren will en-
gage private counsel In New York
10 try and save from execution Jo-
senh Hnlstrom, an 7. W " member,
who Is under a death sentence in
Utah for murder
Nine doctors and 80 nurses OF the
American Red Cross who have been
serving in Germany and Austria ar
rived in Petrograd to care for Ger
man and Austrian prisoners tn Russia.
Alva c. Dinkey former president OF
the Carnegie Steel CO., and a brother
in.law OF Charlie ~ Schwab. was
elected president Of HE Midvale Steel
Co.
Kaiser wilhelm has decided that
the uniform OF the German army in
peace times shall be .leld grey, the
same color used in war times.
New slides have caused another tie-
up IN the Panama Canal and II will
probably be Nov ] before the water.
way is again opened TO traffic,
Gar Ferdinand Of Bulgaria has ten
dered the use of his private car 70
German diplomats travelling to and
from Constantinople
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-15
PRESIDENT To
WE'D MRS. GAIT
Nations Head Announces New
Mistress for White House
BRlDE-T0-BE is A ViRGlNIaN
Popular in Washington sooiety-Noted
for Her Charm and Wit-Ensage-
pauement is elimination of
Romance at the Capital.

Washington=A new mistress Of ths
White House will take her place with.
in few months, it became known.
when the engagement OF President
Wilson and Mrs. Norman Gait, OF this
city. was formally announced The
wedding WIN be very quiet and VIII
not be in the Executive Mansion Il
is reported that the ceremony viii be
performed before Christmas.
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-15


Nay and Straw
HAY AMI STRAW ti lage /
$3.50; No. /. $ .20Gl.25, Nc ?, 81 lga -
No 8, aa695 clover, 9712 q /, Is: ..
straw nominal. rye stray 05a ioe- ~
quality.
i've Stock.
BEEvES ANT CALyES-pressed = 4,
was slow at 12T14lsc per lh. fai s;
dressed native des. Common 10 -
prime veals sold at 90eGls.e 90 per i, !:
lbs Dressed cal es were steady a -. =
zee for city dress 4 veals, country eise
ed firm at 13UlSc -.
SHEEP AND LANfBS.-Mediuul -
sold at IS 40 per j Q lbs. medln,ins 4,
prime lambs at IS. -5H 81 50; insssS
heavy Canada lambs II Ss.el -
mutton was steady al IL q nc pea
dressed lambs quiet at 'zU la'ss' =
hog dressed Ice .,..s-
H0GS-No trade in live Hog~
very firm on Buffalo advioes
Spot Markets st a Q 7n9e' ~
Wheat. No. I, spring .--....- --t' Z
Corn, yellow. prompt ----.... q
oats. standard --.---.s. -...-- 81;
Flour. spring patent, Dbl ---..r--' -
Hay prime loo lbs .-..=....---t- Sx
lard, prime. west -...-..7.'----
Coffee Ria 7-lh ....-----.-..-.-- n
Sugar. fine granulated4 10 .-.----t-
Butter. S2 score ..s....-.-,#.-..---s +;
Cheese. special .-.--......----.--- 4
legs, extra firsts ---.=....--..s
Tomat toes. IS. dozen -.-------..t-. Z
Linseed oil -,-----..-----t
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-15
RUINS KILL THREE FlREmEN
Wall Falls on Victims After 5000
Pi~hp,on1 Rf.-A

Wall Falls on Victims After 100000
Richmond Blaze.
Richmond. Na.-Nhen firemen We're
at work among the ruins Of buildings
destroyed by fire a brick wall toppled
over and buried them. r. NJ. Nor
ment. captain. was instantly killed;
o. L. Atkinson aud w. r. o'Dell were
so badly injured that they died soon
after reaching the hospital, and A X.
Davenport and D. c. johnson were
perhaps fatally injured. The IRE did
damage estimated at 100000.
The Meanest Man.
The fellow who refused to give .
blind man a kick cut of a burning
building.
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-15
THE MARKETS
New YORK whoIesal. o..
Butter.

MILK---Ofiicial figures have Zee, :.
ished and il is impossible to sive 80 go
quotations.
Putnam patriot., 1915-10-15

oaNThy 1T TIC NdFI0V''
Hartford There has heen mark
ed decrease in the weekly pay roll OF
capitol employees since May of this
year. From that date TO October the
state paid out N weekly wages To
such employees the sum OF Sl2I5i,
During the same time in 1914 the
weekly payroll for that time. TWEEN
ty-two weeks, was S1s.44l 81 A say
ing OF 1920 has been eqeeted this
year.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-10
PAmsIMAROI VALLEY


We have had some good rains tubs
week which we're much needed.
Mrs. Eugene knight and children
will depart Saturday morning Tor
their home Al Howe.
Mr.. OstFom and family left last
saturday morning for Salt Lake IN
their car. Mrs. OstrOm and children
will remain there for the winter,
Mr.. Harrington and family have
moved.oysr from ChAllis. They have
A ranch on Sulphur cresk, where
they will live AZ soon as the house Is
built. At present they are living In
a house belonging to Mark Howe.
Word was received OF the death oil
Mr.. ID. b. Hawley At Hove. He was
the father OF our mial carrier, RoY
Hawley, and was resident Of the
Lost River valley for many years.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Calvin are the
proud parents OF twin boys, who ar
rived at their home August 3lst.
Mrs. Miller, OF Ellis, who Is seTi
ously sick, was taken to Salt Lake
this, Friday, morning.
MIR. Rollln Ellis and Miss Frances
Grub were married In Salmon Sep
TENDER lst. The bride Is the young
est daughter OF Mr., and Mrs. George
Grub and Is one Of the popular
young ladies OF the valley. The
groom Is the eldest son OF Mrs. John
Ostrom and has hosts OF friends IL
the valley who wish them happy
voyage through life.
Mrs. Val Maelzer and daughter
Jessie have moved TO Mackay for tb'
winter, where Jessie Will attend tn
high school,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Willard Bowen haS,
gone To Oregon.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-10
Natures Ways Gods Ways.
BY Rev. L. N. Quist.

by heV. l.. n. lulSb.
Gen. S:22; Gal. 6:8 We speak OF
nature and the laws of nature in ref
erenc8 to the universe, but forget
that there are laws governing the
spiritual world. In other words.
men think that if they break the
laws of nature they will have to suf-
fer, but In the realm Of the spirit
world all Is chance and guess work
Be not decei we'd; God is not Knocked
for whatsoever a man Soweth that
shall he also reap" Gal. 6:S.
The farmer knows that IL he pre-
Iares the soil well and sows good seed
that lie can expect g0Jd harvest.
These same law are in the sp ritual
world. The harvest NiIl be not what
you may pretend to be or what your
friends may think you are, but What
you are in the sight OF God. 1t i
! the finished product and not only the
/ particular acts leading up to it that
counts. Judas Isca iot passed of fol
disciple. lie even betrayed hi:
Master with kiss. But look at his
/ face. Real his character People
that have treated you wrongly cam
i look you Ia the face Ii they do they
| feel condemned. Away with him
cruelty him. There Is 10 peac,
sayeth my God to the wicked. Ju
das was not condemned before AM
earthly court, Ills conscience con
demned him ana the court OF HEAVIER
. will only courhu the sentence. Keel
OUT hypccracy and remember taa
God sees aud he said, "Be sure you
sins will lind you out " Mum. 1928
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-10

Serials Nos. 01096T-Olloy
Department Of the InteriOI
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho, !
1915.
NOTICE is hereby given %
liam ]. Webb, of Salmon, ldal
on March 4, 1912, made HomeSD
try, Serial No. O10967, for Me-
S. 1S, r. % N. RE- E., and on
1912, made Additional HOmeSI
try, Serial No. 0l189S, for 81
NE4 SW4, Sec. Is, Township
Range 20 East, Boise Merluil
filed notice of intention tomal
Three Year Proof, to eStaDllS,l
to the land above described,
Allen G. Merritt, U. 5. Comm
at Salmon, Idaho, on the Jun
October, 1915.
| Claimant names as Witness
Meade Neal, Carmen, loan
| Coles, Salmon, Idaho; benJau
lone, of Salmon, Idaho: Augu'
of Salmon, Idaho. =.
| ]. E. WILLIAMS, he
Sept. l0-Oct. 8
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-10
TRNDOY.
IL. BIRD.

HI III M
Sir. and Mrs, j. II. Miller, who
have been visiting at the Barnett
home aud with other friends, left
saturday for their nome in Salt
Lake. We hope that they will come
again, they are very pleasant and
agre ,anie people 10 meet
Last seek's rain vas soaker and
caught lot Of alfalfa down ana
about one.half the grain yet In the
aeld. All crops aie dine here this
wear and wheat especially good.
Tom Lynch, who was called east by
che death Of hts mother, returned
home Friday. lie looks we'll and got
fat on the trio, got batter feed while
In the east guess, | think that
most anyone that can ship car OF
ore each week that would bring him
assoc would get fat should like TO
/ try II few eks just TO see how II
would affect ne,
The commissioners were here last
week aud looked over the road 10
Shere the nes II TO be aud now we
hope that something slll be done.
We have raised a fund Of over sl00 TO
do the grading aud expect the engine
and grader TO do the work Is som as
they eau, There Is tor much waste
= ater from the irrigation bitches
lust nov 10 work thV grader on part
81 the rip 30 be graded
our schoo hegan Tueday, Septem'
Der ith. Stats aIl full and more Il
+ come.
/ We have another bear story. Cine
OF tile Tcadoy Livestock Co. hsFder'
SAYS that = bear came into his Gang
aud took all his bacon and = quartet
Of mutton, aud hunters say thaI
there are sigas OF bears AL AROUND
upper Goa creek, but no one Seems
anxious 10 tud them. would thinl
that a. bounty would appeal 10 som,
one soon.
Miss Fiorence Pyeatt aud a frlsn,
from up the Wiley were visitors a
the Aulkey home this week.
There Is no room for sadness SheI
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-10
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE FoR FABRICATION
Notice Of ProofoT Application OTWater
to Beneficial Use

Notice Is hereby gwen that at 10 \. NJ, on
the Slh day ut October. IaIs. at salmon,
County OF Lemhl State OF Idaho, before
" c. Smith, n p, prootwjl be submitted Of
'he application 90 beneficial use OF n
cubic feet yer second OF the waters of l.emhi
River, IN accordance with the terms and
conditions OF Permit No. q7SS heretofore
issued by the State Engineer of the State
OF Idaho
l. The name and pos,otice address OF the
pcsson holding said permit are The Shenon
land Company, Limited a Corporation.
he use to which said water has been
applied IS irrigation aud domestic purposes.
The amount applied TO beneficial use
IS 81 cubic teet per second.
! The place where said water Is used Is
he "a sWE, NWE SWG. Sec. l. NE4
ST. Sec. :, Up, %, y K. 2SE. B. NJ.
The night 10 take the water feom such
works is based upon Permit No. u7Ss.
5, The name OF the. canal or ditch or otbe,
works oS which said water Is conducted I,
such place OF e Is the Canal of the Shspop
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-09-10

Serials Nos. Ol79 O64ss

Serials Nos. 0l79- O64Sz
Department of the interior
Land office at HALEY, ldah@
1915. =.
NOTICE is hereby given e
Warren, Of Leadore ldaho,
September %, 1908, made III n
Entry, Serial No. Ol7g, tor Z : =
Sec. 10, Township 10 Nortn II
East, Boise Meridian WITHIN
National Forestl, List 90 I
a tract OF 5000 acres witnih
National Forest, appro1llllaa.s.1,
surveyed Section 9, ToWIlSillsl!R. IN
Range 25 East, Boise MeTlas5-....
mated as Homestead Entry ~
las, List No. 1914, deSerioseu,
and bounds as follows; 49, 4
Corner No. l, Identical VII"
ner common to Sections NJ
Township Is Mango p HASH ~ e
thence S. o. OIL +. Zig cLlallIx
ner No. ?; thence n. s.
| to Corner No. 3; thence n ~
to Corner No. 4, from 49,
quarter corner between So, ~
and 9 OF the same TOWNSHIP, ~
bears S. So 43 w. 2O.O4 ei " -
thence n. So - +. NV -
Corner Mol, the place q ~ ~ M
and on July 10, 1909, ma9e a.
Homestead Entry, Serissa 800
, for SET SCI, Section ! -, LSWl
North, Range . East, -. s.,i.,1
List No. 4-6l. has tiled Ti ~
tention to make F1nA Il
Proof, to establish clam n ~ \
( above described before 4. Y" .,i.l
L. s. Commissioner, al yoe.,oleI
no; on the 23rd day OF 49,
Claimant names as Wlt1's -
Augustus r. Mukey' 80
no; Gilbert f. Yearian, ar -.
no; Sadie Warren, LeaoiSs IA
/ Alex c. Waugh, JunctI9S.s Re-
/ J. Z. WILLIAMS
! Sept. 10-Oct. 5