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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19

wheat--Clsb, Tie; bluestem. Tie
rel. Gee; valley. zoe.
oats-No. white feed, 500: gray
$3.50 per ton.
Barley - Feed, sss.6o0a4 per ton,
brewing. t-4924.5o; rolled. t24 SOC
rs so.
Hay-vslley timothy, No. 1. t2a
IL per ton; clover, t7.60@s; cheat.
1897; grain hay, t7Qs; alfalfa. ana
butter--Fsncy creamery. l7k@2oc.
kexs-Oregon ranch, Ice per dozen
versge old hens, l4@l5c
per pound; mixed chickens, 49, @l4c;
broilers, 2o@22ke; young ROSTERS
l2h@lsc; old roosters, l2al2kc.
dressed chickens, l6@l6ho; turkeys.
i've, l14lsc; Turkeys, dresrsd. choice.
2oS2se; geeee. live, i0@iic; geese
dressed, old loc. .young.lsc; ducks, old
lie, young .0c.
HoPs-0reson. 1905, llk@l2kc.
"ooi-Esstern Oregon average best.
lo8xle; valley. coarse, 2s@2sc; One,
zfezoe per pound; mohsir. choice, 2s
fruits--Apples. " .5o0s so per box
cherries. 1851 so per boz; straw.
berries. California, si.fo@l so; Ore
Fon, IAN @l5c per pound; sooseber.
rice, &c per pound.
Vegetables - Asparagus. 75eGtl o.
per box; beans. l2kai5c; CABBAGE
" s69S per 100; csulifower. saas
per crate; celery. IS per crate; head
lettuce, 2sc per dozen: onions. loa15c
per deren; peas, 6@6c. rsdishes. 20c
dozen; rhubarb, Sc pound; spinach
zoe per box; parsley. csc; tnrnIps. 81 |
81 20 per sack; carrots. 65@75e uer
sack; beess. s5c@sl per SAX.
Onions-Sc per pound.
Potatoes - Fancy graded Burha,ks
oo9eoc per hundred; ordinary. nomi. |
mai; new C&liiorn,x. 2Aa2Lc per
pound.
vesl-Derssei. sx @7c per pound.
Bsef- Dressed bulls, &c Der ponns
COWS. 4@@5&e; country steers. 5@ec
Mntton-Dreesed fancy, saske nor
pound ordinary, 5@6c; lsmbe. with
peit on, &c.
Pork-Dressed, 7es5se per POI nd.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19
London Companies. ln.tr,,c,;o.

London, May 1l.-At meeting 70
usy Oh managers of insurance nsn;ss
here involved in the San Frsnc;.an s;e
ss'er' = was voted to telegraph the fol.
owing instructions to the companies
representatives at San Francisco: HWs
sssile a committee to act with Ameri.
can companies i. adjusting losses : n
s ss,as. conformity with each compsny's
,s, policy conditions, acting on
ssi ana expert advice, referring 6oms
cases which involve imrnrs'
ability" T" leg
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19
Works for Philippines.

Washington, May Secretary Taf
ny personal canvass Of the senate to
Jay endeavored TO revive sentiment il
FAVOR OF Philippine tariff legislation al
the present session Of congress. He made
arguments In favor Of reduction OF
schedules on sugar, tobacco and rice 10
90 per cent Of the Dingley rates The
measure left sleeping in the senate Phil
ippine committee provides for redue.
ton on these articles to IS per cent Of
existing schedules He was willing 10
20 further and to eliminate the promo.
Stion for eventual free trade with the
Philippines Wv
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19
Eastern Mem Ready - l.....

San Francisco, May l4.-within the
past lew days II is said new accounts
have been opened at several of the COM
mercial banks of San Francisco by men
from the East who have deposited sums
ranging from $4,000 upward. Some
OF them are known by reputation to
banking men to be possessed Of larse
wealth. Others are supposed to repre-
sent wealthy clients in Eastern money
centers. The evident purpose of these
men, the bankers say, lie to make in
vestments OF their funds in san Fran
cisco.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19
Economy in CITY eoverors,,

San Francisco, May l4.-Retrench.
ment in all municipal departments i.
he order that has gone forth, and there
VIII be great reduction in the city,.
working forces with the next so DAYS
Mayor schmitz made the announcement
today thai plans already are under dis.
eussion whereby .he mcst rigid economy
may be enforced 1t is estimated that
soou; 500 city e2pleysa either viii loee
their positions or suffer material re-
duction in salaries.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19
CURE FOR LooTIno.
Chief Oman Prssrribes Hard Work
ana Plenty of II.

$n'ef Oman PreSrribe8 Hard Worl
ana Plenty of II.
Ban Francisco, May IA move
method Of stamping ont the evil o
looting, which has been ON the increas,
despite the stern measures taken by the
civil and military authorities, has beer
Inaugurated BY Chief of Police Oman,
That Official has issued AZ order that
whenever looter is caught be IL to be
put in squad under the command oil
Det~ctive Sergeant Charles +. Taylor.
Members OF tho squad are compelled to
labor 1t clearing away the debris. Al
ready Sergeant Taylor has rs men TN
der him, and the number is constantly
growing. The taskmsster OF this chain
gang 10 given discretionary powers As to
the term each Of the members shall
serve.
Already the streets about Portsmouth
Square and the Hall Of Justice are be-
ginning to assume their old-time ap-
pearance Of cleanliness, the result OF
the work Of the captured looters. Chief
Oman believes that, when the exist
ence Of Sergeant Tsylorv's army be-
comes generally known, footing will
greatly decrease.
The liquor question was again dis
cussed today by the authorities, and it
has been proposed that the charter OF
the city be amended 80 that the license,
which has heretofore been 900, be
raised 10 1900. Before the fire there
were 4, 900 saloons in this city, and 1t
10 believed that the increased license
will reduce this number to 900, with
out In any way diminishing the reye-
nues Of the city.
A proclamation has been issued by
Mayor scbmitz directing that all refug- |
ees be concentrated in two great camps, |
one 10 be located in the Potrero, in the |
south tide OF the city, and the other at
Golden Gate Park. This action has
been made necessary for sanitary rea-
IONS, as military discipline must pre-
vail in these tented cities, If the health
u the inmates is to be preserved. At
present every square in the city and
many vacant lots are covered with the
ents OF refugees. The military are
low ordering these people to the CEN
raj camps.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19
Body Of Father Canon Founa

81. Petersburg. May l5-The mystery
oil the fate OF Father Gapon apparently
was cleared up today by the discovers
OF corpse, which has almost positive.
ly been identified as that Of the ex.
priest, hanging in the upper chamber
OF lonely villa in the summer suburb
OF ozeiki, Finland. The villa was sold
April and deposit paid by an un.
SHOWN man from st. Petersburg, who,
alter visiting the house several times
IN company with a young work man
disappeared April IL, taking the kew
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19

Elect or Russian People Assemble IN
Open Session.

st. Petersburg. May 11.-Withozt
single hitch and with only minor In
eident TO mar the memorable day, tb'
Russian parliament WAS insugursted
yesterday. The emperor's message In
reality was less throne speech than
greeting, and required only three min
utes for its delivery. Emperor Nioho-
las read slowly. The admirable and
even cordial tone Of the SOY rsign In re-
newing his pledges and asking the CO
operation of parliament for the regen-
Grafton Of the country was only mega
lively satisfactory.
Courtiers and spectators other than
members OF the national parliament led
the cheering, but the members were
ominously silent. What ranked most
was the failure OF the emperor 10 men,
ton amnesty, and later, when the
members assembled in the Tsuride pal
ace, sway from the spell OF the throne
room, many OF them were with diff
Guilty restrained from precjpitating
matters By offering resolutions on the
subject. The Constitutional Democra-
tic leaders, however, who dominated
were anxious not to weaken
the reply which the lower house will
prepare to the speech from the throne,
in which issues with the crown will be
Joined, and succeeded in STAYING off
premature action.
By the irony Of fate, Ivan Petrunke-
witch, whose first mention of the word
IL years ago was dismissed
by Emperor Nicholas ii as "a foolish
iresm," today stood in the front rank
of the members OF the representative
while Emperor Nicholas put
his official seal upon the Russian par
lament.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19
Cannot Collect es,,,..

Washington. May l5.-Fha srn
eoar' OF the United States today. in A
eading against Mugg & DRYDEN in M ~
SUI, against the Texas and Pacific III
road lays down the law that a sh;nra.
sno Is promised rate below the NH
nsned tariff and is then chsrvsd ~ ~
full published late cannot rs,cs s. me ne
oinerenee. as the action of the rosa IL
giving rate which is below the tsr;s
Is contrary to the interstate comms,n =,
act. '1i ''iefee
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19
Advance Rates In wss,

Omeaso' May 1.-THE Tribune To-
Jay says; Fire insurance rates in ~;
e~so on lees desirable risks will h. "a
vaneed 25 per cent or more 10 ra; os so-
,Sn p that have suffered loss IL
me San Francisco Ere. Th;. Sc; "a
prse.icaily was decided YESTERDAY S, ). q
.u OF 20 Western managers IL :" a.
looms OF the Western Union in ~. .Ss
;ns Trust & Savings bank builde
Ing. Al me same time there will he .
. ,.Ise reduction in brokers' eo =, us =
IONS. The advance in rates viii
''Hnned to the eonsested district " oe
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19
Elaborate Festivities Planned

Madrid. May l&.-spsin is preparing
tor rejoicing on a magnificent scale on
me occasion of the marriage Of King
Alfonso to Princess Ena OF Battenbery.
Premier Moret announced today that
some OF the features OF the early pro
gram have been changed. but the essen
tiAl features remain The marriage
viii take place May 81 in the church Of
San Geronimo.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19
OIL TRUST AT BAY.
Will Make Hard Fight Against Free
Alcohol in Senate.

viii Make Hard Fight Against Free
Alcohol in Senate.
Washington, May l4.-Intense pres
sure is being brought to bear on the
senate to force through the bill recently
passed by the house Of representatives
removing the internal revenue tax fro1n
"denatured alcohol" There is not
the slightest doubt that large ma
Jority OF the senate favors the passage
OF this bill and would be glad to have
an opportunity to vote for it, but un-
fortunately it was referred to the COM
mittee on finance, OF which Aldrich is
chairman, and Aldrich is the one man
in the senate who is determined to kill
the bill II possible.
Aldrich knows that this bill would
work great injury to the Standard Oil
company, in that it would put ON the
market fuel cheaper and more desira-
BILE in other ways than kerosene. Be-
ing the Standard Oil representative in
congress, he is naturally anxious to
shut of legislation that is inimical 10
the interests OF his good friend, the oil
trust.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19
All Its Records Destroyed.

San Francisco, May 1.-THE Fire
msn's Fund Insurance Company hss
discovered that the vault containing al
me records Of its insurance business IN
San Francisco has been destroyed. The
siiing OF an immense steel eirder'
winch broke of corner of the vault
gave the fire easy access to the records
including all policies, maps, etc. Pres
iuent Dutton has made a statement
saying steps have been taken by the
company to meet the new conditions.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19
RISING FEARED in CHINA.
Missionaries Send Word That Soldiers
May Prove DisioyaI.

- - ~ ~ ~ f'at SVfdfQf
May Prove DisIoyaI.
Minneapolis, May 15.-Bishop Dahl,
OF the United Norwegian lutheran
church, has sent csbleerams TO she mis-.
sionaries OF the church In China, order
ing them to leave the districts In which
they are engaged, In case they consider
their lives In danger. Bishop Dahl
has received three letters from mission
aries OF the United Church In China.
who forecast trouble In the nature Of a
new revolution.
According to these letters the dis
turbsnce 10 conferred around Running
Fu. OF the Honsn district. Rev. ]. s.
stockke, who writes one OF the letters.
dated In April, says the Chinese are
rising against their own government in
this district, and he asserts that the
officers and the government officials
themselves do not believe that their
own soldiers are to be depended upon,
as they are receiving pay from the revo-
lutionists. He says they are constant
ly afraid the soldiers will betray them
and open the gates to the enemy.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19
Give ssAo, 900 to r,,rs.,

Washington, May ll.-rbs ~.
COMMITTEES on public land. tos.S nc mouse
viii, rs. ~,ei]ols report on bill which
,hs -. sssoi' IN placing about 1900 GOO or; -
~ ne sss,e treasury Of Californ;. 'vo IN
sns FEDERAL treasury, if 4 bsco,,a ,,'m
san, me bill grants the state SSa =
~ o. the proceeds Of the sal. ~ per
Finniss ,a ~ so Of he state from the hue hue
IN sh.s . o. The state government OK. Os,
- snA' respect puts Csilforn;s ~ and
same basis - oihsr states On the
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19
Pay Insurance Soon

San Francisco, May Financial in.
terest today eentered in the announce.
ment made BY the insurance companies
that in the immediate future thew
would pay losses Of the FIRE sufferers.
II - believed that most Of the money
VIII he pat into general circulation. and
when II Is distributed viii relieve the
people OF san Francisco as no other
means could This news was welcome
not only to the policy holders. but also
70 the banks that have been doing their
best for the public with the resources AZ
limited. ~
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19

Boise-Sieosge Holland, . convict,
made his escape last week while assist
ing in unloading ear OF lime. He and
another convict wers brought down
town under guard for the purpose.
Watching for an opportunity, Holland
stepped away between the cars. Guard
Robbins had tho other to hold until hs
could get hslp.
The fugitive was cat OF sight when
the posse started. Holland was brought
70 The penitentiary In 1902 from Deer
Lake county, TO serve = sentence OF ten
years Tor granddaughter. He is about
~ yesrs old.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19
compromIse Jewish Question.

Odessa, May ia dispatch receiv.
cd here today from 81. Petersburg
states that at a conference of Jewish,
constitutional Democratic and labor
leaders in parliament II was agreed not
to raise the Jewish question separately.
but to compromise Il Ia the general
question OF sbrogation OF national re-
striciions and class privileges, for
which bill lie being drafted. As the
resit OF the agreement the Jewish and
Polish members decided not to consti-
tute national groups, but to join the
Democratic block.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19
Turkey Expressss Resrs,

Constsntinople. May To- The Porte
To-Day replied to 6ermany's protest
against the boarding and detention Of
the German sailing ship odysseus bv
turkish officials recently, while the
vessel was dischsrging cargo at Cibnk-
iu' The reply expresses regret at the
Occurrence and promises to punish Il /.
omeisi responsible for il, but il pro-
posed reduction Of the indemnity OF
~ .ooo. The German protest described
the seizure ss an act 81 nirsev.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19


Warrington. May 15.--It Is probable
thst the Likeness Of John Paul Jones,
Of deathiess fame in the anrsls OF navsj
warfare, will appear upon one Of the
nett series OF United States postage
stamps.
A naval officer recently called atten-
tion to the fact that the United States
navy, whose achievements present an
unbroken line Of victories, has had but
scan9 recognition 1T the hands of the
postofiice department 20 far as honorinx
eminent naval officers Of the United
States upon our postal issues is con-
cerned.
The naval officer is correct. Up TO
1902 only one representative OF the
navy had ever been recognized for \
place upon : United States poxtaee
stamp-Commodore Perry Of Lake Erie
fame--And his position was so obscure
that not one person In $4,000 ever raw
his likeness upon stamp. Perry was
in 1870 assigned to the 90-cent stomp
aud there be remained until 1902.
when. instssd Of making = new place
for Admiral FxSragut, who was voted
into the charmed postal circle, the
authorities retired Perry aud
FHragut took his placs.
The new series Of stsmps for the
Philippines, now In process OF printing
IN Washington, depicts Admiral ssmp-
on on tho lo-centavo % censs) stamp,
tut upon United Statea stsmDs until
ls02 Perry reigned supreme.
On the other hand the army has re.
eived numerous honors from the au. |
horisies who determine what faces
hall adorn our postage stamps. Be-
inning with General Washington, the |
let includes General Winfield Scott. |
General Zachary Taylor, General Gar
cid, General Grant, General Sherman,
General Harrison, Major Mckinley
'enersl shsridsn's likeness IL repre-
snted on the reply postal card.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19

Washington May lo.-At the war de-
partment it was stated today that moth.
ing was known Of the reported surrep-
utions purchase at Brussels Of plans for
a submarine mine Attention was also
called to the fact that there is no mill.
tsry attsehe to the American legation Al
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19

Lswiston--One OF the biggest single
shipments OF cattle ever made from this
county went from here . few days ago
on the way to the Milk river country
in Canada, where they will be iAtteped
ON the range and then shipped to the
eastern market.
The purchase Of these cattle, com
prising about 1000 head. was made
several weeks ago by John Fleming, for
the Empire Cattle Company, OF Hell
ens, Mont, one Of the largest firms OF
its kind In the world. The cattle are
mostly young stock and brought An ave-
rage Of }l6 per head. The Northern
Pacific will handle the shipment in FIVE
trAinloads.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19
Must Not spi, on Flor

WASHINGTON, May l5.-A government
emPioye who splits upon the door Of =
government building or Office in future
r liable to summary dismissal from
ais position. under rules now being
promulgated through the departments
oy order OF the president. The prrsi.
Dent considers drastic rules of this Mind
arc necessary to prevent spread of tu-
ployes. '"' e'"'
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19
RESUME OF THE
WEH'S DOINGS


Witts has come to the front In tn
Raasisn upper houss.
The Russisn council Of tbs smpir,
viii hvcr amnesty and liberal reforms
Al obnoxious polies o6scial At War
~, Russis, has been blown up BY .
bOnb.
Ban Fnncisco IL slowly hat method.
icslly preparing plans for tho rebuild.
Ing Of the city.
The Mutual Life Insurance. company
has begun suit against its of,cors to TO-
cover wasted company money.
BunAu- Vanilla, sx-minister Of Pans-
ma 70 the United 6tatse, says . SEA-
lsvel canal IL the only practicable one
to buih.
4 suit has bssn started At Decatur.
Illinois, 70 prevent the union OF Gum.
beSIAnd Presbyterian with the old Pres
hytsrs~a church.
koossvslt be- answered Tillman's At
teck o. his courss regarding the rate
bill He says he never pledged him.
eli 70 any provision.
Rev. Dr.. Rufus Johnston, John ID.
RockefsIler's pastor, will become prssi-
dent Of the University Of Chicago TO
succeed the late DR.. Harper.
Mn Jefferson Davis Is slowly sink.
Ing
Senator Hsybur,'s condition Il not
improved.
Farm laborsrs In Austria have struck
Tor an increase In pay.
The sultan Of Turkey has yielded alb
solutsiy 10 the Britieh demands.
Nethodists will raise 81 ,ooo, 900 to
rebuild churches In San Francisco.
The Russian parliament has demand |
"a amnesty Tor prisoners and will try
to conciliats the car.
While the coal miners Of the East
did mot receive the raise In wages they
desired they secured recognition OF |
their union for the hrst time.
Evidences presented At the Standard
OIL investigations by the Interst-te
Commsrcs Commission shows that the
policy OF the company was anything to
win.
Investigations are now Ia progress re-
Garding an alleged padrone system In
the United States among Greeks. 1t lie
claimed there are 5000 In bondage In
Chicago alone.
bailey and Tiilman have made yio-
lent attacks on Roosevelt In regard To
the rate bill, saying he made arrange
msnS 70 carry the bill through with
DvmocrAtio votes and thus surrendered
70 tho Adrich combination.
Do~is 10 gradually dying Of dropsy
and cannot last long.
Recent earthquake shocks have esn.=
Cd Cuban mine to cave In. |,
Mrs. Jefferson Davis il much I'm.
proved though still quite III.
Congress is receiving many protests
against the prohibition Of passes.
San Francisco saloons have been clos- I
"a indehnitsly by the authorities. II
John +. Wallace has formed A sla-
0oo' 900 electric company Ia New York. !
The strike OF funeral drivers In New '
York has caused the postponement OF v
many funerals. In
Count Lsmsdorff. Russian minister Of Z
Foreign anairs, has resigned for place
N the council Of the empire. =
The British feet 10 all ready for an r,
attack on Turkey should that country
her hostile movements.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19
WILL FIGHT IN COUR RS.
Vo'sa Breaks of Negotiations for
Peace With Dowie.

chicago, May 15.-All overtures for
peaceful compromise of the contro-
versy over the control of Zion C;tv
were called of today and General Over.
seer Volivs and his associates have de-
cioed TO hight for supremacy in the
courts. Application will be made in
court tomorrow for the dissolution Of
.ne temporary injunction recentlv
granted to Dowie. This will bring
the crisis that will determine whetbs1
'onn Alexander Dowie shall own and
rule Zion or whether the present ad.
ministration shall continue in power
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19

Boise - A statement complied by
State Bank Commissioner c. s. Love-
land OF the condition OF all banks of the
state April 8 shows there are so state.
private and savings banks and trust
companies and 80 national banks In
the state. The totals show the pros
porous condition OF the banking insti-
buttons. About 81 per cent OF the TO.
tai deposits are Immediately available.
The national banks make . better
showing comparatively than ftate
banks and the majority are much older
institutions than the other banks
More than 20 state banks commenced
business within the last year. The
total deposits OF both the national and
state banks on April were $40, 924,-
z27 .4S and total resources we're S27.-
26s $50, Of which ala 1891 "a are those
Of state and private banks.
The total loans amount to as 1871
24l.lt, while there is due from other
banks 6,0ss, 202.73. The banks have
In bonds, warrants and other securities
81, 063, 59s .SS. Cash on hand amount
ed to 81 ,Sll ,929.6s.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19
MAJORITY FAvoRs SEA LEVEL
Carmack's Return Will Decide Cues
ton of Canal Type.

''@ttitt 1CGtQt OueS-
ton of Canal Type.
Washington, May IA. = The senate
committee on inter-oceanic canals is in
a deadlock on the question Of the type
OF canal to be recommended. The
question was taken up TODAY and the
vote showed five for sea level canal
and five for the lock type, recommend.
cd by the minority Of the board of con-
sulting engineers.
There were two absen.ees, Senators
German and Csrmack. The latter tel.
egrsphed from Tennessee. instructins
the chairman to count his vote for the
sea level type, which would have made
majority against the lock canal de-
sired by the administration. After
wransling for an hour over the cues.
tion OF accepting the vote OF Senator
Carmaek, the committee adjourned up.
til Wednesday next.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19
"'II Wake Jeffsrso, s,,,

Roo, ss.' May IL. = secrs,.r -
St cs sasouneed today that snsrs .sry
o. -. S Us had been secured cure augustus !.
mon sur sns !, proposed Thomas Jefssrsd p
1sn' 70 be erected in wasbip stson
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19
Relief Eunda:sxes.d SIS. ooo. COO.

San Francisco. May l2.-The finance
committee today reported relief sub
scriptIons as follows: Actually prom
,seo, y, 007 III; uncondrned PROM
ised, $50, $50; total, s5,s1s, 40l.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1906-05-19

Washington, Nay l5-Red Cross =.
eeip's Tor San Francisco to date ayr
gate ~. 10 900, of which 81 700 ooo
has not been expended. O~'00'