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The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-12-08

Just what he wants---a Gillette
Safety Razor H. NJ Moore Co.
shorty Edwards went up to Hay
Spur on fishing trip, Wednesday,
Miss vancil of Haley is visiting
her sister Mrs. II. j. McVicker. this
week.
Mrs R. E. Mickelwait visited Mrs
w. I. Dougherty at Dietrich this
week.
J. A. Youngkin transacted bust
ness at Idaho Falls the fore part of
this week
A new fire plug was put in at
the Mcmahon store corner on Main
street this week
Alexander Mckay and family have
moved from their ranch near Pagari
to this city for the winter
Miss Eulotie Burns, who is attend
ing high school at Shoshone, visited
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs NJ
J. Burns. over Sunday.
W. T. Dougherty, the good natur-
ed manager of the Dietrich Hotel,
but formerly of this city, was shak-
ing hands with his many friends in
Richfeild, Tuesday
Mrs. o. E. SISTER, who has been |
visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. B.
Brush, for some time past, expects
to leave this week for her home
at Clear Lake, down on the Snake
river in this county
Bion Church and -. Moe. of Sc
attic, this week bought the Moth
eral 160 a quarter of mile north
of town, paying a fancy price 1t is
one of the most desirable farms on
the Richfield tract The sale was
made by T. B. Brush of the Rich
field Real Estate and Insurance Co.
J. W. Virgin, general collector,
w. A. Quicker. auditor and F. H.
billiard, general manager of the af-
filiated yards of the Weeter Lumber
Company, were in Richfield Wednes- s
day, looking over the company bust t
nerr at this point for the year 1910. t
They have been well satisfied with
the Richfield yard, and its manage
ment by York Denton.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-12-08
FOR RENT.

I have from Is to % acres of
ground all grubbed and plowed with
in ga mile of town, which l will
rent for very small return to me.
K. G. PHELPS.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-12-08
HAY For SALE.

l have three hundred tons of prim
alfalfa hay in stack, for sale cheap
for cash. Irwin e. Rockwell, Agent,
Estate John Q. Packard, Bellevue,
Idaho.
The Richfield recorder. (Richfield, Idaho) 1909-1931, 1910-12-08
Good Dope, Boys

When your best girl fails to see the
joke, when you are handing her "that"
old B. Con and the other fellow is get
ting little too fresh, drop in the bar
Der shop, have one of them up-to-date
qair cuts, shampoos, shaves and mas
sage aud you can fall down, brake a
leg, get-up and win by city block.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-29
ALLEGED RAPIST
 IDENTIFIED BY GIRL
Harry Poe, Negro Charged With Seri- Ous Crime at Hot Springs, Hur- riedIy Taken to Little Rock
 to Avoid a Lynching.

Hot Springs. Jan. 2S.-Harry Poe, the 19-year-old negro who is accused of attempting to criminally assault little Lena Adams, the 12-yea~-ol daughter of Robert Adams, clerk in South Hot Springs, was positively identified by the little girl this morn ing and also by two ladies who saw the negro with the child.
 Capt. w. w. Wiley, of the Hot Springs police force, and Reb. Houpt, brother of Sheriff Houpt, a deputy sheriff, left Hot Springs this after noon at 1:30 for Little Rock in charge of the negro, who will be put in the state penitentiary for safe keeping There was considerable excitement in the city at noon today when it be- came known that the negro had been identified and from the temper of the public it was deemed best to get the negro outside Hot Springs at the earl fest opportunity.
 The negro is accused of having at tempted to crimina'ly assau.. the lit tie girl in South Hot Springs Tues day afternoon
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-29
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE Delivered By Carrier
ANNOUNCEMENTS For Prosecuting Attorney.
To the Voters of the Eleventh Ju

To the Voters of the Eleventh Judi
 cal District:
 I hereby announce myself as can didate for Prosecuting Attorney of the Eleventh Judicial District subject to the action of the Democratic vot- CTS of the District. to be held on March 30, 1910. If elected to this responsible position 1 pledge the peo- pie of the District an honest, efficient and faithful discharge of the duties of the office. l earnestly solicit the votes and the influence of every De- mocrat. Owing to the short time in tervening until election day, if should fail to meet the voters of the district personally I trust it will not be held against me. as it is my earn est desire to meet all and solicit the vote of each voter. My thanks in ad- vance to all in the district who will aid and to them I give the assurance that they will never regret giving me their support for this important of flee. SIDNEY. J. HUNT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-29

nation, which might be given to the public, failed The conference last night was attended by prominent politicians, among them an official of the Jefferson County Democratic Gen. tral Committee.
 The statement of Deputy Prosecut- ing Attorney Caldwell that he would "get into the race" may not meet with the approval of those in the deal. And again the deal may not meet with the approval of the Democrats of this county, who are due some consideration at the hands ti party leaders.
 One statement last night was to the effect that the prosecuting attorney S race was getting entirely "too per sonal' and that friends of both Judge Jones and Mr. Nixon feared blood shed if certain matters were injected into the campaign, as Mir Nixon de- clared they would be. It is known throughout the city that Attorney Nixon ''eavesdropped" the other night and get ''onto" some statements made at conference held in Judge Jones' office. Just what he heard Mr. Nixon has not stated. But it is known that MT. Nixon left his office through a window and took in' everything that was said between Judge Jones and some party leaders, who had gathered there to discuss political matters.
 The outcome of the whole affair will be awaited with interest by the voters of the county and district Mr. Nixon said that he is not in a posi- tion to make full statement at this time, but would do so at the proper time, possibly April, which is after the primary election for the selection of a prosecuting attorney and county and probate judge. Let the voters get the inside facts. The voters are due this much, if nothing more.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-29
Wait for the BIG CIRCUS.
OUR NEW COMET
 HAS TWO TAILS
One of the Tails Points Upward, and the Other Due South-Latest Phe- nOmenOn Adds Much to the Mystiiication of the As-
 trOnOmerS.

New York. Jan. 2S.-The latest bull letin from the Columbia University astronomers On the subject of Com ct A. 1910" calls attention to the splitting of it's tail, which was first reported in dispatches from the West yesterday The announcement says:
 The splitting in the tails of com cts has been noticed before The causes of the phenomenon are not de- finitely known. It may be due to electrical disturbances.
 The discovery of sodium in the composition may account for the un- usual brilliance of the present visi- tor. Usually comets are composed of hydro cartoons.
 What the present comet is, what is it's orbit and how great is it's vel ocity cannot be known. It's visit was altogether unexpected"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-29
WHAT DOES TT MEAN!

There was something doing behind closed doors in politics last night anG the public has been left out in the cold. Judge w. D. Jones who has en- joyed repeated honors at the hands ot Democratic voters of this and adioin- Ing counties for many years, can- didate for fifth term as present. ing attorney of the Eleventh Judicial District, came out of the conference and announced his withdrawal. AL most simultaneously, Attorney T. Aavls Nixon, also candidate, with drew. Before the ink dried on their withdrawal statements, Attorney s. J. Hunt, who was thought to be con- sldering an announcement as a can dldate for county and probate judge ln opposition to Sheriff c. Al. Phil Po'' NoAiuiooto lo Ill the vacancy Ieit by the retirement of Judge Gould. comes out in statement in which he seeks the nomination for the district attorneyship.
 Neither Judge Jones nor Mr. Nixon Will make satisfactory statement of the causes that prompted them to get out Of the race. Judge Jones could not been seen, but his closest poitlcal friends, who prepared his withdrawal announcement. informo the Graphic that he would make no statement if seen. Mir. Nixon said that he could not make a statement al thls time, but would make an ey- pose m a few weeks. Deputy Prose- eutins Attorney Creed Caldwell stated at late hour, when informed of the "i'hdraWals, that he would also an- nounce as candidate for =proseeut- Ing attorney. It is intimated that the agreement means practically that At 'orhey Hunt would have no opposition and that Sheriff Philpot would alsc pe permitted to make the race fol county and probate judge unopposed something was also hinted at to the enec' that the agreement" would
 nave tendency to bring about
 line up' in this county and maybe
 the entire district in the gubernator
 ial race.
 Repeated efforts of Graphic ren. resentative to get some inside ir,or
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-29
FriwhtcpS the Meyicans.

Guadalaiara Mexico. Jan. 2S,-The comet discovered January 15 is now visible in this section of Mexico. Ac- cording to reports, it is causing con- sternation among the people of the lower classes in some portions of this state.
 Church service are proving unusu- ally attractive. Since the appearance of the comet pilgrimages to the shrine of the Virgin of Talpa have
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-29
Comet Has Two Tails.

Tnvson. Ariz., Jan. 2S-Prof. Doug las. observer at the University of Arizona reports that Comet A. 1910 is doubled tailed Wednesday night the second tail was noted branching off due south, with the other pointing straight upward.
 Prof Douglas estimated the length of the double tail at 26 degrees, the longest since the comet of 1882.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-29

-Dr. Junius Jordan, superintend- ent of the Pine Bluff Public Schools, has accepted an invitation to deliver the oration at the laying of the cor- nerstone of the new Calhoun county court house, at Hampton, on Feb ruary ,. 1his is an honor for Dr. Junius Jordan, which he greatly ap- preciates. A large number of Old Confederate Veterans will be pre- sent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-29

The following delegates to the seventh annual convention of the Arkansas Good Roads Association were appointed yesterday by County Judge James Gould: Dr. Junius Jor- dan, Or. J. L. Caldwell, c. s. Bacon, and J. A. Clement, of this city and c. M. Acklin, of Humphrey. The con- vention meets in Little Rock, on Feb- ruary g and 10
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-29
Wait for the BIG CIRCUS.

Are you a member Of the Pressing Club of the American Steam Laundry? Clothes kept in excellent condition for $1.00 per month. if
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-29
The Agricultural Schooi

The Agricultural Schooi < will meet in Pine Bluff next s", .y locate the school. If the s1" to figure in the location, IL lw if Drew county was outside . closure. The $4o,ooo proposl'~ a most silly one for the O ever have made, as the seqU most likely prove.-MonticelW celloian.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-29

been organized, and some of the pill
 grims are making journeys many miles On their knees. Talpa is a small town in the Western part of Jalisco and annually pilgrimages are made to it's shrine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-29
\ GOOD COUGH MIXTURE.
SimpIc HOme-Made Remedy That is Free From Gpiates and Harmful Drugs.

An effective remedy that will usu- ally break up cold in twentyfour hours, is easily made by mixing to- gether in large bottle two ounces of Glycerine, half ounce of Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure and eight ounces of pure whiskey. This mix ture will cure any cough that is cur able, and is not expensive, as It makes enough to last the average family an entire year. Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure is prepared only in the laboratories of the Leach Chemical Co.,. Cincinnati, Ohio
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1910-01-29

o. M. Spellman was a business vis itor in the city yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
I'm GLhe Art World
By Margaret Marshall Doyle

genuine treat to picture lovers is
the exhibition now being held at the
Vickery. Atkins & Torrey galleries in
Sutter street of is of the late canvases
of oliver Hall, the eminent English
landscape artist. Halls paintings are
very rare, even in his home country, a s
ne paints more for pleasure than profit.
spending most of his time in his coun-
try seat at Cumberland. Once year
he generally sends a few of his efforts
to a modest little art store out OF the
beaten track in London. There they
are literally snapped up, many of his
stron gest scenes having been recently
among the first purchases made for the
new art gallery and museum in South
Africa that is receiving worldwide at
tention.
If only for the difference in style. in
tone and treatment, to say nothing of
the face of the landscape itself, these
pictures would be worth seeing They
are handled in a dark. rich. quiet key
that is half of their charm. Blended
swept with gray and silver clouds, true
to the English and Scottish settings
Hall loves to depict.
Among the scenes shown are one or
two French canvases. striking a totally
different key to the majority of the
perhaps. large painting of the Scot
tish fens. This study of the marsh
land is the most striking of the num-
ber, if only for the effect of the sun
breaking through the silver gray
clouds, touching them with a faint pink
glow, more delicate in tint than the
patch of blue sky showing through a
widening rift. A silver river, rush
bordered, with an old boat landing,
forms the foreground of the picture.
and a solitary human figure is at rest
by the anchored Boat, the one living
thing in vast expanse of lonely land
Scape.
Evening Mists Athwart the Fells.
Cumberland, is another set study of
the fens, with wonderful red glow in
the western sky Frightening the whole
somber face of the countryside OF
this painting some critic remarked on
first seeing it, 1T looks as if Han
stuck to tradition in the lower half of
the canvas and then broke~out for him
self in the upper half
That in a measure is true of all of the
artists work, and perhaps it is just
that which gives it it's strange. COM
pelling charm. There is blending in
all his paintings of the curious. old
fashioned methods with the breadth
and spirit of the plains. and the bold
ness and sureness of the modern brush.
This dual effect is found in each of his
canvases, among the best of which are
'.Nyentiber Common" an autumn pas
ture land; "Reminiscences of Old
France, "a Yorkshire Stream and In
the Mountains" The latter is a re-
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31

Willie work For the last month he has eoquenty sui
school,
He insists that he already knows enough He yeams
stead of learn With brave show of sefsacnce he pocam that
you have than done your duty of voluntary maydo
he declares his his share of e responsibilities
He has heard the call of ambition urging him his
way-to surge onward-o without additional guidance
He has burst through his chsas of dependence-h wings
aching to flap in flight.
His present education far beyond yours when you became cap
of your He setting forth with years bis credit
and is determined to prove credit you.
Avaun, idle hous Away with pampeng paernalim! Fare
we'll soft theo Now the time TO become practical plunge
the human from the take his knocks and
take lesson from them ETC., ETC., etc.
And you with fine show of sternn have owned and Grated
and lost your temper and med and somed have perempoy
denied his demands. And all the while neakng glow of fools
pride has warmed your heart think that your boy volunteers share
your burdens instead of your income.
You visualize second Marshall Field Edison, and inside of
fortnig you capua and casually stop Browns table, discuss
crops weather. tariff BASEBALL the market and incidentally refer
that headsong cub of yours who simply won't listen Every
much your disappointment but ahem! fine young feow-sa
wart eager type-you know the Sort ETC., ETC., ETC.
IF truth be known, however, Willie doesn't know enough
know he doesn't know enough he had sufficient brains along
with half trained he be clever enough realize that he needs
all the education he acquire.
Cpuieh 1910 b
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
PERSONS IN THE NEWS

GEORGE WINGFIELD OF Nevada who has been
seriously ill at the ST. Francis hotel. Is re-
covering rapidly. He appeared in the hotel
lobby yesterday afternoon fer the first time in
many days.
oRME WILSON, society man and millionaire
of New York. is at the Farmont. He is ae-
eompanied by his wife and the two are tour
ing the west.
BERT [. FARMER, candidate for nomination
as candidate for lieutenant governor the
republican ticket. WHO lives in Los Angeles.
is registered at the Palace.
WILLIAM H PARRY. real estate dealer Of
Seattle. registered at the ST. Francis yester-
day.
GENERAL MOSES HALLEcK. wssithy min
ing man of Denver. Colo, Is at the Fairmont.
ROBERT E. BOND. one of the leading business
men of Honolulu = at the Fairmont
MRS. C. 3. HALE, prominent society woman
of Santa Barbara. is at the Palace.
A. T. COLLINS of New York. representing east
ern cotton mills, Is at the Turpin.
II. A. ELLIOT, railroadmap- from Ogden, is at
the Dale.
MISS H. ALBEE of Palo Alto is at the Belmont.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31

mdrkaDle study or nils or deepest Dlues
so blue as at first to seem almost an ex-
agseration. compared with those of our
own country. But it is true to the
mountainous regions of Scotland. with
a high altitude that lends a new effect
to the entire setting. Remarkable,
against these hills. is the thin line OF
vaprous smoke from. the fire in the
nearer woods. and the darkly threaten
ing sky overhead that suggests one OF
the coming storms of late autumn.
The exhibition Will continue for
fortnight and later in the year 10 more
landscapes from the same artist will
arrive from England and will be shown
in the same gallery.
An original watercoIor from the
brush of H. Harpigniez has just ar
rived from France. together with a
number OF his charcoal studies. and is
also being shown at Vickery. Atkins q,
TOrrey's 1t is an exquisite little scene
in tones of green and gray. and is par
ticularly remarkable as being the works
of the painter since passing his ninety4
fourth birthday. Harpigniez. is the
last of the famous Barbizon group left.
which fact alone would bring him
fame, quite apart from the wonderful
work he is constantly turning out from
his Partisan studio.
Fame is continually coming 70 Cali
fornia through her artist colony. the
latest TO have won distinction for him
self and his native city being Chester
Beach, the talented sculptor. For a re-
cent group by him, modelled in his New
York studio. he was awarded the grand
prix de Rome, one of the highest hOn1
ors that could be bestowed upon him.
Beach spends almost all his time i'm
his New York studio. seldom VISITING
this coast. In a couple of years. how
ever. it is expected. he will return here
and settle himself in permanent
studio. -.
prize was also given Clara Me.
Chesney of this city for her .Portrait
OF an Old Lady" hung in the water-
color and pastel exhibition recently
closed in St. Louis. This artist has her
studio for the present in. New York.
but contemplates returning to Califor-
MA after a couple of years spent in
European travel and study.
Blendon Campbell will not return to-
this city for some time. as he has a ]
number of important commissions n
execute in New York and NTassacbu<
setts. At present he is engaged in. nut
ting IN place some interior decorations
IN the Otsega hotel, New York. ITnor
the completion of this task he will
return TO Rockfort. Mass where he
viii spend the late summer in his
studio.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
Send Willie Back to School
HERBERT KAUFMAN

He isn't old enough have real His foresight has never
gotten past his nosetp He's merely calow youth with aow
ugmenexperence has powed his ndobservahon has
furowed his brow.
Hes tailor mad-he clothes fever very vuent at his age
Spending money i than likely another root OF trouble
He hears the call of the heate and the lights OF the cafe dis
ct The blood of Ancestor Esau urging him to swap his future
for musical coined with four inch pant cuffs and
regular supply of Turkish death sticks
Give him full today and before many days ne will wear the
permanent check rein of handicapped incompetency.
You forget that things have been happening at the rate OF year
hour threw your text books You overlook the mod
pace You confuse the menta requirements of forty years ago
with those of 1910.
1t doesn't you that graduated from colleges
this spring than turned of academies 1882 that we
quite used university business that there much
available material wearing A B. and S. tags that regard
of your degree of culture almost iliterate.
If Willie doesn't keep with his books he be lucky if he gets
better post than book keeping.
He different competition than you faced We're trav
cling faster gait and the ticket that admitted you opportunity
won pass him through the gate We're raising standard every
year because education raising better standard of for
We haven't changed theory that far import
than information but afford them shops
factories and Offices naturally choose the with the
trained brain and the force put his information action.
1bertK Knufun
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31

III. kANIAS OF Mexico City arrived In San Fran
cisco yesterday and registered at the St. Fran
els.
j. ANDERSON, in the printing business at Sac
ramento. is at the Turpiu.
L. W. SHEPPARD. lumber dealer Of sacrs-
mento, IS at the Fairnont
New. is al the st. Francis.
DIR. c. v. THOMPSON. physician Of Pesca-
dero. is at the Palace.
Z. B. wICKs, capitalist Of salt Lake CITY. Ia
at the Farmont.
W. 5. sHEARER, publisher Eom Long Beach.
is at the Colonial
W. T. BAILEY. shoe manufacturer at Duluth,
is at the Colonial.
]. S. JACKSON of Yreka and Mrs. Jackson ara
at the Belmont
B c. WOODS. real estate man Of Modesto is
at the stanford
7. E GREGORY. rancher of winters. is at
y. D. DurcHzR, merchant of Livermors. /.
at the DalA.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31

IA AJoR GENERAL WOOD who has just entered the
duties of chief of staff professional soldier in the
accepted He educated DOCTOR and although
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31

he has seen active service in command of fight
ing men, he is not accepted by West Pointers
as one of them. 1t may be for this reason
that he is more receptive of ideas, some OF
which must appear almost reasonable to the
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-31
| Cannon Is a
Heavy Load
| to Carry

the for speaker of house They
realized that the republican party could successfully carry the
epoac Of Cannonsm the election and that his persist
likely democratic majority the house of
But the speaker "a gutter In his
speech Enporia kan he virtually declared that he cand
datet to succeed himself as presiding officer
This rreconciable attitude inspired by disposition rule
the republican Cannon know perfectly we'll
be reelected speaker what party
majority in the next house If the republicans control it
only with the help of strong compact body of nsurg
who vii Cannon
the of the whole body regulars because
many these have felt compelled by the exgence political
situation pledge themselves their constituents that they will
against Cannon for speaker
the old OF the riding the back of the party He