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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21
new JUDGE ON BENCH
NEXT THURSDAY


TACOMA. May ft-fcsefai judge
George Donworth u seattle viii oe-
cupy the bench In raeama for the
first time next Thursday, when he
viii listen 10 motions and assign AL
cases now on the court docket for
trial Jndse ponWarth Will sit In all
eases with the exception 81 persenai
injury suits brought against tho Ia
coma Railway a Pssrf company
The new luriHt was al one time at
t0rnsy for the Stone q Webster sSn
dlcate. and 10 therefore disqualified
TO rule in actions brought against
the power corporation All such
eases sill be heard hy Federal Judge
e. IL Haniord
The federal court for the newly
created district u southwestern
Washington will convene In regular
session Wednesday. June :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21

"Naurer and Rogers ware shot right
by my side. heard tho hullcta
whlst past mo and throw myself
down on the gruund to escape them'
Naurer Ia probably dead and hog
era Ia almost
English Consul to Rescue.
Then. to the relief Of all con
cerned, a hugle sounded, and tho
English consul rode un at tho head
OF about twenty men lie took hold
Of matters with a firm hand, aud
Qulsted the trouble for tho time
being. Eventually hlh aid was lost,
as he was shot In the arm aud had
10 lay up. However, he had broken
the hack Of the trouble a. far aa
the Foreigners were concerned.
For several DAYS more tho whole
marty was IN a state Of the utmost
suspense. an tho English consul did
not return according TO his prom
lse. and Il was not then known that
he had been shot A Turkish ON
cor eventually arrived and brought
SOME order out OF ehaoa, and on
April ~ Miss Richter was ahle 10
write To her brother and say that
iladIin waa safe.
commends the Consul.
In her letter Miss Richter SAYS
that had il not been for the hrltish
consul. It would have Jared badly
with all OF thcm Immediately upon
the announcement of the trouble he
came TO tho spot right away and
took charge and auelled the dis
tnfbance, His headquarters are at
rarsua,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21
LABOR'S AFFAIRS

from their cotton growing brethren
In the south.
IN tho south the FAfmora' union
Ia becoming almost inyulnerabls
The question OF rcatrlcting pfnduo.
ton VI cotton ID paramount Pfoais
dent J. A. Taylor Of tho National
GinnorH association says In an I'd
dress 10 the cotton growers that
this years crop will bring them 500.
0oo, 900 icua than last year twhon
the total product brought $500. 600.
000l. although 1000 900 bales more
will be marketed this year than IN
1908, President Taylor nrgen that
At least 10 pet cent leas cotton
should bo raised tho coming year
lila advice Ia being followed with
enthusiasm Meriingn by the hun.
drodn arc being held In small towns
aud cross road school houses
Speakers are showing that when tho
unions Instructions we're followed
cotton was boosted from 8 cents 10
. cents. aud even "a cents a pound.
aud that this year loss will be
sustained because the membera did
not obey the unions decision.
The new idea that Ia being put
into practice BY the cotton growers
and will DO copied BY the wheat
raiscra emanHiee from Mississippi
The members Of the Farmers union
Of that state decided 10 SGT aside
one acre Of their crops for The main
tenanco of the general distress fund.
to be used only for tho purpose Of
aiding those members requiring as.
aiElAnce aud enable them 10 hold
their cotton and beat tho gamblers
aud spectators 10 tho manufaetuf
en-. Tho plan IL also being adopted
IN 0rorgia, Texas and other atAtes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21

NEW ORLEANS. May ai-wli-
liam Adler. Recently convicted on the
charge Of inisapproafialins funds Of
tho dsfunet State National bank of
Now Orleans. wns sentenced today
10 serve ak years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-21

fare would be maintained. that tho
printing crafts spent upward Of aln
million dollars 10 safeguard theif
interests. and that other ifadea are
battling against al odds % Insure
stable prices for tho labor power
they arc compelled 10 BELL To sustain
llfc.
The eyes Of the labor world arc
now turning toward the Iron aud
steel workers who are about 70 A.
nemble IN Detroit and decide wpelh
or they will permit their labor
prices To be depressed by those cor
noring the products Of that indus
Try OF give battle 10 the billion
niro combine which Ia menacing the
well being Of millions Of men, won
On aud children In the working
class
The throat Of the Alabama miners
last fall, after their strike against
a wage reduction was crushed by
GOV. Conner and his militia, 10 MI
Ffate 10 other districts has been
made good. Nearly all the oompe'
tant minefa have left Alabama or
have gone into other occupations,
principally farming The official
Journal Of tho United Nine wofkera
reports that the Alatsala mines are
full Of non practical affH. and the
mine inspectors report d The ca
p0ai0n that occurred feeenily at
short Greek places the blame on the
incampetency Of the men employed
Production has been greatly 70
duoed. wages are low, money scarce
aud labor unreliable and unstable,
thus again demonstrating the fact
that vellpaid. competent aud con
tented labor Ia the best and cheap
est at ali times.
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Ladies' Wash Belts

Ladies' Stitched Wash Belts,
elegant goods. regular fEc
25c. Special ........iJC
A big line Of Travellers Sam.
pies. all styles: values 1Eo
10 Csc ............EJC
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-03
Gulisei- @iafiir.

9[ns Seem gorf fonlr1t oie in.
tereIionte 0obri6t, baB Mopor Mc-
Glelan ben &oli8eifommifi1r @ilta.
BAN abgeiest Bat. 8ieie Mbletnall
bat cine beo6tensmerte Gorgeididlie.
Dor einieer 3eit lteGte ein iunaey
Mfeni6 narnens 0nffp aus groof.
ipn an bie geboroen oos Gertalt.
gen, ooB iein 8ilo aus Ser @et,
breder-@ollerie entfernt lperoe. g.
bebouptete, oaB er Dor lGneercr
Belt elmer eerinefiigigen Sode zoe.
gen einmal perbaftet iporoen lei,
oaB man i'm banlals fir Sic Ser.
brederz@aaerie photographer ba-
be uno bob man i'm ieitoen1 BE-
italloig gefdnglid ein5iebe ullo i'm.
aae mogliden gerbreden 5uidreite.
Dobef let er nod ME berurtcilt
lporoen, er lei eilt oroentlider SUIT
&c, Der Ieilten 2ebensunterbolt onrG,
ebrli6e @rbeit peroiel1e nllo bite
oesbalb, oaB iein @ilo aug ielter
omillolen San1mlung entfernt iperoc.
Ser befallnte Nidter @opllur
nobm lid oes Surtgell ali u1o brod).
te Die Sade CUR &ellntnis ocs
WaDors. 0ieier or6nete cine I'LL
teriu6ung OIL uno Die l1rlteriuduau
ergab i'm @eientliberl ooB Sic ai,.
gaben OUTFITS ridtie ieien. Doralf
befabl WcGleGan, BOB oas 0i[o
oes Sungen aus Der 8erbreder-Yal.
lerie entfernt meroe uro oaB Cit
paar Boli5iitenL Die iid ibm gege:l.
ilber Defenders brutal betrogen Dof-
ten, abgeiebt miroen. 0ogeaei
proteitierte nun Bingham, fporoti
Mcglellalr i'm prompt tpegen Sllillb-
ordination abiebte.
Bingham ullo feline 5reunoe &c.
Darptel1, er lei politilder 8rMilae
lpeeen abeeieet. Die v@oiie" bdtte.l
feline 4blesultg Derlo19t, neil er Sic
Foli5ei benz politiid)en ginfluB cut
5oaen babe. Der 9uffp-Soa lei
nur gum 8ormano eenommen. Nir
fDnllen bis iebt nidt iagen, OF oieie
8ebanptungen ridtig ooer foliM
litio ultmoglid mare Die Sa1e
niht. 9ber 10 bief lit getpiB, oatb
li6 Die Seem Yorfer 8oli5ei in DIE
lem Duffp<Saa 6ireft bosortig be-
llomrnen bat nno ooB Bingham 9eie~
mano bate l6iibert iollen, Der in
bieie Sa6e bermidelt NOR.
Nebnlide 5aae mie oieier 8uffo-
Sal fommen mol in onen CROP
ltaoten unieres 2anoes Dor; oie 30
li5ei=8iafiir gebt bier BEL nns piel=
fad unglaublid melt. Sebr Iel4e1l
jeoo6 meroen iie 10 an Die Seffsni-
fihfeit ge5ogen tpie oieier uno md,
leltener gelingt es Die SduIoigen
81 b~eitrafen. lin 10 mebr maB man
lid freuen, pettn, iuie tn oielent,
10 energif6 eingegriffen miro. WG-
gen bic Wotipe, Die ben Mapor ae-
leitet boben, gemeien iein, pelhe lie
mollen iein gingreifen lit inter al
fen umitarloen at loben. l1no nod,
ems: Elm Yoli5einelen, in Dem Der
artige @fte Der @iafiir Hno 9ruiali-
tat begangen meroen, lit nidt biel
pert, mag es nun inter politiIdenl
ginfluB itebeh ODER nidt.
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Die 3eit bprams.

@ar Der erite 8eribt, ODER Der
erite IN Ser Seffentliht befannt gp-
moroene Seil oes @eiumtberidtS,
0ergunoesinaenieure Die nit Der
llnteriudung oes acknowledgements
BON ben Seen gum Golf betrultt
Dnroen, i6pn redt entmntigeno fir
Die Shmarmer fir Den ifonen glan,
10 muB Der fur5li6 benz aongreb
5ngegangene 5tpeite 8eiI crit re6t
erniidterno nirfen. 0enn in ienent
Eeilberiht fpuroen bod) balptidd,-
lid Die boben Soften eines IA Sub
tiefen 8aiiernegs betont ullo es
gibt ia giele, Die ba meinen, an Ser
&oItipieligfeit zines 8erfes bralldle
man feinen InitoB 5u nebnenk 10,
lange Die @rbeit ouf @eeimentsun-
foiten geidiebt bonn Staat (ooer
guno) 5ube5ablen lit. Ser 9etor-
hung beg &oltipieliefeit eegeniiber
blieb ibnen imnler nod Dos Mrgu-
ment, Dob Der @ert zines 10 aroBen
n%otionolen nnternebmens gor nidjt
mods olfars uno Gents berednet mer-
ben fonne; BOB Der Segeil ben eilt
pielbemuster GROCER 9iefpaiierme9
bringen miiiie, 10 pielieitig uito tief.
greiferlo iein fperbe, bob MO Dem
giefDaiierfueg mn gered]t merocn
tonne, fpefm mon Die gail5e 5mei-
fellos 5l eripartenoe ~aagen1eine gl1tl-
8enoe 9liite5eit nlf feline Hehnurg
iebte.' Sab Der Siefmaiierfpeg Die
gemaltige genubung ni6t linden
uno Die perfprodene rnie odgeneIc-
ne 8liite" nidt bringen miiroe, hds
bate Der f%onierpatipe 2aie faum be
bntpten uno ieoenfaaS nidt nadmei-
len fonnen, une menn er's perIuG)t
b1tte, 10 miiroe mon i'm als fleIn-
miitig berlodt uito perIpottet ober
gar runpotriotiiA~ geiholten batet
Ger iebt Dem. GongreB 8~ugegangeue
3neite Cell oes 8eridts Der gltn-
o%esfngenieure fiibrt aber ans, Dap
Ser 8iidgnng Der Sdiffabrt 0eS
Wiiiiilippi uno unierer moeren
Stronle ni6t, mie mon bielfad an
5unebmen geneigt 1T, Dem 3uitono
oieier Strome, ibrer uneeniigenoeu
@aiiertife II. I. 10. 81 oanfen lit;
ionoern natiirliden mirtl6oitlid)er
@eieben, Ole i'm @egeniobe 81 oen
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9e6ten ppr 100000 Sahren

@elebrte fanben in elmer S0ble Der
.S6ipei5, anoden BON Weniden, mel-
DIE Dor 100000 Sabren lebten, mc
iie in iteter @efabr Dor piloen Sierer
paren. Die @efabren BON beute iinS
tootli6e &rmfeiten, tpie uns 81. Us.
8ropn bon @leranoer, Me., 5eiot:
u8dre es nift fir Or. Sings Iair
DISCOVERY eepeien", idreibt er.
nlebte id nidt mebr, oa i6 on idme.
rem 2ungenleioeu unb bartndfigeil
Suitet litt." I'm franfe 2ungen.
@rtaltungen ~bortn6dieen Suften 81
beilenuno 2ungenent5iinoune gu Der.
meioen, lit es Die bette Meoi5in aui
grben. so gts. nno $500. @aroi-
tiert bon alien 9ruseiiten.
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Cute @etrdnfe uno fanlofer
2un6 itets IN 8arsitaller's SalOon
nnb &eitanrant, @initn StroBe, ne6ell
ser Saue Der Sermonnsi0bne. -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-03
analen al gferoe.

o5lIr 8ebt Sabre fonnte i6 fem
Gferb reiten, obne 0ualen ourd,
SGmorrboioen aits5ubalten," i6reibt
s. 8. Napio, BON Struggles, aD.,
uNa6oem oQe 8pftoren un6 Meni.
5ielen oergebli6 iparen, furirte mid,
8udllins Arnico Sal6e." l1nfeblbnt
fir Samorrboioen 9ronomunoen.
8erbriibuneen, S6nittpunOen, @eu.
len. Sieber-@ ei9fpiire, gc5ema, Sol5-
Hub utb Siibneraligen. % Gts. 60
rontiet our6 aIle 0rug9iiten.
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2eibt emtiHieoem.
9ieie Srase iolte bmrd 2ente III San
Mntpntu letdt beantlportet merbeu.

@os lit ratiamer:: gu ben 4nli6=
ten uno @euBerungen gurer Dit
burger Sertrauen gu baden, ODER lid
auf Die Ingaben bon gan5li6 Srem-
ben 5u p%erlaiien, Die melt meg pob=
men? Seit oos @aditebenoe:
81. 81. Seiorift 700 Montana
StroBe Gan Intonio, Seros, iagt:
Sd. unter5og 9oan's Nieren Billen
elmer eriinoliden 8robe uno id
muB eeiteben, oaB id r1ielnals Elm
Observation-Disclosures Seilmittel ge=
broubt babe. Meine Nieren befan=
Ben ii6 in elmer i9redliden Ser
foiiung. Die Mnsi6eiouneen tpo,
rem unnatiirlid inn @usieben uno
ereoben einen idmeren gooeniak,
tpeltn iie iteben eeloiien nl1roen.
Mein &iiden NOR ebenfa1s ibmab
uno ib batte mebr ooer meltiJer
S6mer5en iber Den 2enoen. SD
perl6affte mir BON Der 9eror 9ru1
60. 9oon's Nieren 9iaeu lll1o 5rei
S6o6teln boben nidt n11r oie 2o6-
lrlullg meines Giiden auf ionoern
Die Nierenausiheioungef1 muroelt
on6 normal. Sd babe 10 biel @et=
trauen gu oieiem Mittel bob i'd rs
fir5li6 oub einem meiner Srauil~
Be, Der an Nterenitoruneen lit
empfabl. Sd bin ider, bob oie se=
%il1ltate BEL linn eerooe 10 5ufrie-
oeniteGeno Iein meroen, nie iie 6si
mir geipeien iino.
Gum gerfauf bel aaen Sanolern.
Breis SO Gents. Soiter-Wilbrrlt
60, Buffalo, SEEM Oorf, aleiriga
Mgerten fir Die Ser. Stoaten.
@rinnert gu1 bes Nomens =
Doans uno nebmt feline. anbererl.
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Hcbtung S%tsuerzabIer!

Sn llebereinitimnung nit Ser Or
oinon5 Der Stoot San @ntonio piro
biermit ieoer 8erion, Sirma, Sell.
baberi6oft ooer Corporation, bic onl
erIten Gage oes SUM 1909 innerbalb
Ser @rell5en Ser Staot San gnton;o,
Seras, gi9entum beiaB ooer son-
trqaierte, oas Der 9elteuerung untcc-
l%porfen NOR, befonnt gegeben, oofj
Der Stoot-aiieiior ieet NIT ieiner
8iidern bereit lit, gi9el1tum iii
8eiteuerung auf5unebmen. MGe ober
g%enainten ge5eidneten peroen 5cs.
balb eriuft, Ben 8ert ibres gisei.
tums 8tpeds 8eiteuerung in genanlt-
terStaot an o6er Dor Dem eriten 50
&c I'M September q. 9. 1909 alt.
5ugeben.
Srgan Gaqagban,
Ntteltiert: Mabor,
SreS. Sries, Staot-@lerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-03

Meniben=@ eieBen ielbIftatig ar5ei=
ten uno iiber Die mir nidt binous=
fonnen.
uMan fam, beibt es in Dem Ne
ridt, bon feiner SluBperbeiie-
rilng eriparten, oaB lie @etreioe ooer
&oble, ober giien, Sabrifote II. I. 10.
BON Gnnften no ibr @ert bod lit,
nod E1nften ienbe, mo- iie nieorig
I'M 8erte iteben. Die Nabfrage uno
oas @ngebot lino moBgebei1o. Wton
bari feline aroBe gut1pidlung oes
5lnbbanoels erparten, iolonge cs
nidt offeniidtlid if, ooB oie 5t
beforoernoen @aaren bon Dem Orte,
no iie gu nieorigen 8reiIen gefanft
meroen f%onnen, perididt merosn
mogen nod Yunften, an oenen tie
gu boberen 8reiien perfauft meroea
fonnen, 10 oaB Die 5radteebiibren
nno maBige 9rofite babel beraus-
ipringen."
llno oas itinImt. Der gegenmGrti-
ge gieHtanb Der Miiiiiiippi-s hlff-
fabrt miro Dem ltmltanbe gu omfen
iein. BOB uniere .@auptfradten bon
@elt uno Si0 na6 SIt uno urlJe-
febrt gebeny uno nidt bon 0oro
nod Siio. @enn Ser Mittelpunft
Der 8aummoainouitrie am Midiaai-
See ooer Superior lGge mo
uGittsburg" etipo om siiioliden
Wiiiiilippi, ooer menn Der MiIIiiIip
pi BON @eit nod Sft itromte, itatt
Don Noro nod Siio - oalm Mir
ben Die berrliden 3ufunftsbiloer,
pelde Die acknowledgements urs
pormalten, iib mol peripirflidlen
laiien uno fame es anf bic Soften
niht 10 biel an - oann ndre ole
Miiiiiiippi=S hiffabrt aber alld) 10
ogan5 moers" uno, Dem @ettbefperb
Ser giienbobnen gum Srot auh nod
oeren Musbon gefpadien, Itatt 5tz
riif5useben, mics geidab. 9es
&iifgang mdre Damn jeoenfaGs MIR
poriibergebeno gemelen nno bette c-
mem neuen auffdpumg 8lot se-
madt, in Dem MaBe, mie oie ibm
utribltaren~ @ebiete lid entpifelten
So mics tit, miro 5fpor aier
@abrlbeinli1feit nod Ser Mifiiiiip-
pi audi nod einmal cine groBe @a'-
ierperfebrs- StraBe iperben, mics Scr
oeiltide &bein bente lit, aber es miro
beften Salts nod iebr lange bouern,
bis oieie 3eit eintrit. 2onee cbq
es babin fomnien fam, miiiien iid
oie 8ebolferungs- nnb Sabrifatior3-
oerbdltniiie beoeltteno perGnoert
uno gum Sell itarf berffoben bo-
ben, nidt MIR i'm eigenen 2an6e,
ionoern auh in anbern @eltteifen.
@enn einmal Der @olf BON Merifo
%anndberno oas lit, mas oas Mittel-
lanoiihe Weer fir europa beoeu=
tet, penn einmal Siioamerifo fir
Woroomerifa oas tit mas IN ben feb
ten bunoert Sabren Noroamerifa fir
europa ma uno nod lit, uno ser
mittlere @eiten nno Ser Ioromci.en
10 oiht befieoelt iino pie beute Ser
Often" oonn miro Der Wiiiiiiip'
pi su gieinem &edt" fommen; bann
miro Die Nodfrage 90 lein uno oes
Ingebot miro fommen. Die Naa)-
froee miro I'M poaiten MaBe befrie-
Digit per6en, II. tpenn's notig i6ein.
miro man bonn mol alid einen "a
| Sub uno nod tieferen @oiierlueg
moglid MAIDEN fonnen. Ger Nnd)-
froge auf so ooer 100 Sabre poraus-
ellen moden, ideint ltnlinn, beion-
oers Damn, merm 10 biel anoeres,
| ~ o+,,,o,, s ;ooros -, +,,,, IN
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-11
WILL TURN IN WATER FEB. q
Washirston's Birthday Selected FIR
Big Celebration.

This date has been selected as
the time NJ which water will IA.
turned into the New York canal.
The committee appointed by
the Boise Commercial club "a
take up the matter of a celebra.
ton Of the completion Of the
government dam February %
"ashington's birthday, at which
time water will be formally turn.
ed into that portion OF the New
York canal which irfigates an.
proximately 10000 acres of
land, are shaping their plans
and the details will be announc-
ed in a few days.
Mayor John NJ. Haines. W. T.
Booth and County Commissioner
Thompson compose the com
n'ittee. The Short Line has been
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-11
STOCK HOLDERS SPECIAL
MEETING,

Notice Is hereby given that
there will be a special meeting o.
the stockholders oi the River
side Irrigation DISTRICT, Ltd, of
Rosweil, Idaho, to be held in the
John Steel building near Ros-
well, Idaho, Tuesday. Feb. l6,
1909, at 2 O'Clock, p. M, for the
purpose OF hearing the report OF
the committee appointed to aud-
it the accounts of the company,
and taking action thereon, and
the transaction OF such other
business as may legally be
brought before the meeting BY
order OF A. j. lockwood, vice.
president.
Attest: Sylvester Hill,
Secretary.
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THE HERHLD
PRINTS
BUTTER WRAPPERS

asked to furnish free transporta.
ton TO the end oi It's line at the
liarber dam, from where the peo.
pie may eontlnue to the scene OF
the exercises near government
dam by carriages.
The short Line has been asked
also to run n special train
from Wsiser that dav, making a
cheap rate which. II done. the
committee believes would bring a
thousand people to the eeleora.
ton, besides others who would
attend from Caldwell and aIeri-
dian and intermediate points.
Speaking viii be arranged for at
the dam and a lunch served.
Boise merchants will be asked TO
declare a half holiday that the
entire city may attend.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-11
kAsPARILLA

This sterling household remedy 10 most
successfully prescribed for 'world Of
troubles" For arrangements Of the di-
gestive organs h Ia a natural corrective,
operating directly upon the liver and ali,
mentafy canal, gently but peraistently
stimulating q healthful activity. Its
beneficial Influence extends, however, to
every portion ef the systepl, aiding in the
Proessses OF diesstiaH aud assimilation of
tood, prqmotins 2 Wholesome, natural
appetite, Correcting sour stomAeh, bad
breath, irregularities Of the bowels. con-
stipation and tho long list OF troubles
directly trscsable to these unwholesome
conditions, knapsrills dispels drowsi,
ness. headache, hsekache and despond.
ency due to inactivity Of the liver,
kidneys and digestive tract. It is .
strengthening tonic Of the highest value
II 1t fails to satisfy we authorize all
dealers TO refund the purchase price.
AoyT CHEMICAL Co, Portland, Oregon
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-11

Yesterday the state sennte
passed Its local option bill by a
vote OF II TO q. The house lav.
ing alrendy pasaed It's own local
option bill, its now up to GOV.
Brady to formulate and pass
one Of his own also. Then the
whole republican party viii have
redesned It's pledge, and we cau
'ee the dawniug Of the millennium,
Just over the heights OF Nampa
county.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-11
Farnsrs' Institute Special

The O. ) L. r.. Il. in co-opera.
t'on with the Idaho Agricultural
College and experiment station
VII run a special train over In
lines IN Idaho and reaching Par.
ma Tuesday February 10, and
demonstrations aud addresses
will be given from 2 to a aud
100 p. u.
The object OF this work il 10
spread information on improved
methods OF agriculture. The
following speakers FROM the Col
'see and Experimental Station
Win make addresses and demon
rtrafions at the various points
Prof. Z. T. Elliott, Dean OF the
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-11

A lady went into Mcintosh 4
stationery store one day last
week, and said here, Mr.. McIn.
tosh, | wnnt II book for my hus.
band. It's his birthday, and
want It for II present. Show me
what you have quick. Nothing
too expensive and | don't want
anything too cheap, either. He
is " mild-mannered man, and
not fond of sports, so don't
show me any thing in that line.
For goodness A,ke don't Offer me
any pf these trashy novels, and.
no matter how much you try to
persuade me, don't want any.
thing in the way OF history or
biography. Come now am in
n dreadful hurry, and I've al
ready wasted too much time
here. OF course you don't know
my husband. but from all Pve
said can't YOU suggest some.
thing APPROPRIATED"
Eyes ma'an," said Nc, "IIere
is u little volume entitled How
to manage a talking Machine. F"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-11
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY Il. 1909.

College; Prof. J, II. Shiun, who
Will discuss Horticultural topics
Prof. J. II. Frnndsun. Dairying
Prof.. j. =. Jones, Wheat and
Soil Fertility, and Prof.. II. u.
Hya'op, Seed Selsction and In.
provenlenf, aud Corn Growing.
Prof II. T. French. Director OF
thu Experiment. Atation. will
have cllnrss Of tho work and will
discuss Diversified Farming and
Live Stock. Farmers ure re.
qussted To propound questions
which will bring out n discussion
OF topics which ara Of local in.
terevt. The sul'jrets presented
will bs governed by tho local
where meeting IL held.
An exhibition Of u farm librn-
ry, grains, grusses. fruit hy-pro-
ducts spray machinery, milking
nacbinery In operation and
milk testing apparatus will b.
psirried III special car. Lectures
will be held in car. or In hall
where such can be procured.
Everybody come aud toll your
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-11


The supreme court has held
that the amendments voted on
last fall were unconstitntionally
submitted, ind the oodsco,nnis.
s'oner kicked out all tho scI,oo,
laws passed By the NintI, session.
Now i the kind Providence that
watches over the destinies OF our
lar young state will just keep
ms eagle optic on the present
legislature up to the hour OF ito
adjournment. Idaho viii he eter.
nally grateful.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-11

Mark hates, the Parma edi
tor-not Mark Antony Of Shnke
speAse fnine-but just Mari
Bates the l'0wling democratic
politician Of Idaho, heard Of the
uul0rtunats sickness III our fam,
~ and came up from Parma ia
sender what assistance possible.
lie arrived with the goods aud
we borrowed ~ .000. 900 iron,
him TO tide q. over our troubles.
Ontario Argus,
II took all our loose CHANGE to
make up what Ping needed,
and We arc short uow. aud need
some money TO run this great
family Journal. cant some OF
you VINO owe US some back sub.
scription money dig up a sl,sksI
or tTo to help W oatg And
while paying up back aucs Why
not pay a year IN advance ,lud
get on our roll Of honor and SCI
.ure a crown for the uext world |
iree' Try It, and ts happy. |
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1909-02-11

Yesterday the L. 4 Senate and
horss OF Representatives met h,
Joint session and declared Viii
lam IT, TAFT elected president
and James S. sherman, vice pres.
idcnt. The news didn't surprise
US much. as We haze ,.seu expect
ing something OF that kind ever
si,lce November.