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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-11-18
Alderman Ward l.

Jno. W. Earhardt is hereby nom1nat-
ed as alderman for Ward 1, subject
to the primary election.
Voters.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-11-18

E. L. Rodelsperger is hereby nomi-
mated for reelection as alderman for
Ward 4, subject to the primary cleo
tion. Voters.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-11-18
Alderman Ward 5.

o. S. Goree is hereby nominated as
alderman for Ward 5. subject TO the
primary election.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-11-17

Hiram Lodge No. So, A. P. & A.
NJ. Of Nezperce vas on last Monday
night honored by visit from Grand
Master Byron S. Defenba -gh Of
Standpoint. This not being the
regular meeting night Of the lodge.
a called meeting vas held and a
good attendance secured.
After very pleasant and profit
able session in the lodge the breth-
rem adjourned to the dining room
Of the Clark House. where a well
prepared feast Of oysters. chicken.
ETC., vas duly enjoyed.
Those Who participated in the
evenings program weres
Grand Master Defenbaugh, q. c.
Anderson, Il. NJ. Lichty, DR.. o. A.
Jeffreys. K. G. Osterhous, c. F. Ad-
ans, F. c. Brash, A. Alexander,
Dr.. J. 81. Lewis, W. P. conger, DR..
Il. n. Gragg. J. c. Wright, R. c.
Bywasers, I. N. Swift. W. o. Bar
bee. P F. Felt, ]. S. Marker. E I.
Kilen. Conrad Martin and o. W.
Hpefner.
Grand Master Defenbaugh is on a
visiting tour to the various Masonic
lodges in Idaho, and left Tuesday
morning for Ksmiah to be with the
lodge there that evening.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-11-17

Judge Steele has called grand
jury for Nez Perce county to meet Il
Lewiston to-day. The jury viii b
made up from the following list
=. W. HechtneF, William Ham,
mond, P. W. Kitirell. William Mus,
toe. N. L. Skidmore. W. D. Hev-
EFT. R. z. Ferris, Clinton z. Per.
kins. VIM. q. Ankeny. /. N. Lough,
Ed. Merki. Thomas Walker. Geo.
W. McKegn. Robert c. Bailey, &c.
Larkee. n. Carroll, Frank Nay
nard Sr.. Frank Harrison. w. A.
Boyey.
The order for the grand jury vas
made With no announcement other
than to sit for general purposes and
to investigate such business as may
be presented before It. OF the 20
jurors drawn the panel sworn in viii
consist Of 10 members.
The court also issued the order for
the drawing Of the regular trial jury
panel Of % veniremen to report in
Lewiston November gath. Il is thus
seen that the court expects the grand
jury to complete its labors within
one week Il possible.
Following are the veniremen cal
led for the trial jury John NJ Fix.
Fred Pelson. H. NJ. wetmore. I. NJ.
E. A. Rouiey. James Nc
Gee. Warren clagslon, J. B. cassell,
Il. Cook, J. D. Sampson,
Robert Ingram. J. P. McFadden.
Lee cansrilI. William wolford. H.
c. Payne. A. c. Gross. Jacob Shar-
ran. c. ]. Johnson, ]. W. Lock
ridge. John w. Prewits. Il. E. Eller.
Frank Reed.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-11-17

Nezperce, Idaho, is made still
more a part Of the commercial world
by the completion Of the N. p. & 1.
depot at this point. On last Mon
day Superintendent Pease began
moving his Office effects into it and
nov has the headquarters Of the road
thoroughly established there.
The business Office Of the station
is commodiOus, handsomely finished
and substantially furnished with
modern Office equipment and is sepa-
rated from the neat and cosy wait
ing room by panel and balustrade
partition extending from the floor 70
the ceiling. An accessible freight
room occupies the vest end CT the
building, and the extended roof ade-
quateIy shelters the platform on
three sides Of the station.
The structure is a great credit to
our little city and favorably i'm
presses visitors Who speak very COM
plimentary of It. It is another ft-
ling part Of the greater Nezperce.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-11-17

An old timer has re-entered the
real estate business in Nezperce.
Andrew Slellmon, formerly Of the
firm Of Hsrding & Ssellmon, which
perhaps sold more real estate in
1909 than all other real estate deal
ers on the prairie combined has
opened up in the Office with Senator
Mitchell. Mr.. Ssellmon's popular
ily and record for square dealing
viii undoubtedly attract good bus
mess from the start. Nezperce Is
justly proud Of this booster and fair
man. Mr.. Stellmon. win do COM
mission business.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Crews Of
Kamiah nov have charge Of the
Clark House here. and BY virtue Of
their experience and ability in the
hotel business are giving our city
as near a 6rst-class hosteIry as the
present facilities viii permit.
It is their intention, We under
stand. to improve the rooming facil-
tiles Of the Clark in the near future
and eventually have a hotel here
second to none. At the present time
they are handling the treveling pub
lie and local trade quite satisfacsor-
lily, and Nezperce appreciates having
them in business here.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-11-17

]. ]. Scherr, travelling passenger
agent Of the Great Northern railway.
was looking after the interests Of bis
road in this section last week and
made the Herald Office a pleasant
call Thursday. BE informed us
that arrangements had been made
whereby business could now be rous-
ed to and from this territory over
the Great Northern with the same
facility as over the N. P. or other
roads which have been handling the
traffic on this prairie even into
Great Northern territory.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-11-17
SOME OF THE PLUMS.


Following is a list Of appointive
officers under the governor for which
many Of the faithful are already be-
ginning to especially quality
Governors secretary. 50, 400 per
annum; chief clerk, 81 500 per an
mum Office expenses. $1,000 for two
years.
Bank commissioner: Appointed
by governor. Salary $1,000 per
year; deputy. 81 800 per year;
travelling expenses, $1,000 for two
years Office expenses, 81, 100 for
twO years.
immigration commissioner: Ap-
pointed BY governor. Salary s., 900
per year; deputy 81 800 per year;
travelling expenses. 1000, Office
expenses, Ss.z00. term Of two years.
Insurance Commissioner .-Ap-
pointed By governor. Salary, ST.
400 per year; deputy. 81 800 per
year; clerk, s720 per year; travel
ing expenses. 81. 500 for two years;
Office expenses. $500 for two
years.
Water commissioners: Board Of
three, appointed BY governor. Sal
ary, s.. 900 per year; expenses. 81
600 per year.
State engineer Appointed by
governor. Salary $500 per year.
travelling expenses, 81 900 per year
clerk, $500 for two years: Office
expenses, 50 500 for two years.
Adjutant general Salary, ST.
600 per year; quartermasier. ST.
200 per year; storekeeper, 5000
per year.
Fish and game warden Appoint
ed BY governor. Salary. 81 500 per
year; travelling expenses 81. 200 per
year; chief deputy. salary, $1,000
per year; travelling expenses. 5000
per year: each assistant 81 900 per
year, travelling expenses, 5000 per
year; clerk 81 900 per year.
Soldiers home-commandanl ap-
pointed by the board Governor,
secretary of state and attorney gen.
sral. Term Of ONCE, pleasure Of
BOARD. Salary 81 500 per year.
Penitentiary Warden, appointed
" the board Governor, secretary
# state and attorney general. Sal
ny 81 800 per year.
Grain commissioners Appointed
y governor. Salary. 500 per day
nd expenses. Board appoints a
Salary, 81 500 per
ear and expenses.
State horticul ural inspector ~
,ppointed by state board Of horti-
alture. Three members Of the
bard appointed BY the governor.
alary, s., 900 per year.
Pure food inspector and chemist:
Appointed by the state board Of
,rsiculture. The members Of the
'ard appointed by governor 81
rney general and state engineer
e other two. Salary, chemist, $2,-
70 per year; pure food inspector.
500 per year travelling expenses,
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-11-17
LOCAL HISTORY
AS IT'S MADE BY YOU AND
YOUR FRIENDS.

YOUR FRIENDS.
Try Andy. Hs vss always fair
Dollar watches ths ,ev-isgl
store.
J.E wagerlsy's ale Monday,
Nov. n.
List your properly With Andy
Selimon.
Armsn.'s dray dne does al kind.
ofhanling.
Premiums With purchases at B. J.
Fiks 4 Cos.
Have those pictures framed at
Fink Bros.
wagsrly sale postponed to Mon
day, Nov. a.
Il you have any hauling 70 do call
Ga =. D. Armenl.
For rent, good aix-room house.
SINGER, real estate.
All kinds Of repair work done a
Blllle's. the horse sheer.
Pay cash al B. ]. FIke & Cos and
get premium tickets.
FOR RENT-A two room build
lng. Sec Fink Bros.
Everything ia the school ssallon-
cry line Al Andeson's.
For watches. clocks and jswelry
20 10 B. =. Richardson's.
Jas. 3. Pahl Of Grangeville vas a
Nszperce visitor Saturday.
The man with a message
George Gilbert Bancoril.
wul buy a good 80 or 100 Il the
price il right P. N. Harding.
DR.. Kings date at DR.. Kelly's
ssics the 7lh Of each month. At
tend 10 your eyes.
Car Of Moscow High Patent flour
nev on sale cheap at Nesperce-
Rochdals warehouse.
Your horses feet are a good place
10 save money. Billie. the horse
shoer. saves the foot and the horse.
A hot Tamals or weine goes fns
these cool mornings and evenings
Get them any time at Allison q
Murch's.
Oliver typewriter for sale cheap.
cali and examine.
NJ. D. DeMouds.
II you have any fne specimens Of
M products Of the prairie. either
sn or fruit. bring them into my
ote. I want them and will pay you
la |hem, Sanger, Real Estate.
|tI|mon viii give Nesperce and
Nspsrce prairie some hot adverlls-
nk
Wanted to buy a limited amount
s| choice Real Estate. See P. NJ.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-11-17

sour. sweet ana diii pickles A.
City Neat Market.
A. A. Seaborg Of Lewiston vas in
the city last Thursday.
List your property With P. h.
Sanger for a quick sale.
chas. F. Thomas vas a business
visitor Ia Lewiston this week.
No difference whether It's a house
Or a farm. Siellmon can sell Il.
c. W. Felt made a business trip
% Spokane the arss Of the week.
Fresh roasted peanuts and pop
corn a the Nerperce confectionery
School books. tablets. pens, pen
ciis. inks, etc, etc, Al Anderson's.
Anyone wishing 10 sell their lots
see P. H. Harding. He vii buy
them.
Brick. iimburger and Swiss cheese,
salt and picked hsh at New Star
Maskel.
c. W. Thompson Of Lewiston vas
Nesperce visitor last Thursday
and Friday.
L. W. Robinson Of Pullman vas
looking after business interests IN
NeEperce this week.
Ny goods are right and my price
is just. Pay up nov and again III
trust. c. A. Herrlck
W. G. McLennan Is viewing the
plppins and other big apples at the
Apple show in Spokane this week.
B. F. Richardson. matchmaker
and jeveler.. All work on watches
and clocks guaranteed for one year.
Is I3 an unIncky uumber9
Hear Bancroft. High School
Library Benefit.
Thanksgiving ball at Nezperce cp- /
era house evening Of Nov. "a. Don't
forget and don't let your friends for
get.
win pay more for hogs than Mel
ion. The Union buyer G ct my pric
IS. viii make yos SSf$.
D. L. Morgan.
\ WIN. Mockser Of Fairbanks, Alas
ka, is visiting selalives in NespeFce.
This Is the 6rr time in i5years that
be has seen any Of his relatives Of
his place.
]. NJ. Smith yesterday traded his
ranch north Of town to W. A. Root
# Rockford, Wash. Mr.. Smith,
se understand, viii move with his
amily to California TO reside.
The Christian Endeavor entertain
nenl at the Presbyterian church last
light was very much enjoyed BY
arge audience. The several num-
'ers on the program we're good and
be vocal sclos BY Miss Nickel we're
we'll received. The liter
nv program vas followed with re-
reshments consisting pressed chick
n sandwiches, salads, cake and cot-
ee.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-11-17

Rev. J. E. Denton stopped over
Tuesday night at Nezperce on his
way from Kamiah where he has
been completing arrangements for a
series Of meetings BY the Doak
evangelistic team in the near future.
This band Of workers. consisting Of
Evangelisls Doak and Denton and
the Anderson Siste.s quartette, are
at present engaged in a great meet
ing at Vollmer which has already re-
suited In iifty-four additions to the
Christian church. Their many friends
in Nezperce viii be glad to learn
that the Anderson Sisters are prov
ing to be a great success not only as
leaders Of the music but as personal
workers and teachers Of the young
people.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-11-17

From my place about Nov. I 4, black
SOW, weight about SIS. WIN pay
for Information leading to her re-.
coyery. <. G. o1leEhoul.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-11-17

1se several good brood mares
ard |htee good horses for sale Par
IIsa Interested, call and see them at
nv place a miles east Of Nezperce.
Carl SliQum.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-11-17

J. h. Nave, The we'll known Lev.
lston architect, vas sranacslne busl.
ness IN Nesperce the latter part Of
last week.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-11-17

Joel McCollisser Of Mohler vas
transacslne business in Nezperoe
Monday and made US substantial
call.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-11-17

Ar the Il. Jameson public sale last
Monday 100 acres Of summer fallow
wheat brought the handsome price
Of sl0.so per acre. This Is only
another illustration Of the faith The
people here have in a sure crop
when harvest time comes on this
prairie.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-11-17

There will be Union ThanksgF-
ing services on the evening Of the
Gath, at the Christian church. Rev.
Murray, Of the Presbyterian church
will deliver the address Of the even
ing. The treewill offering viii 60
to the HONS Finding Society Of
Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-11-17

Mr.. and Mrs c NJ. Robertson Of
Des Molnes. Ia, who have been
stopping al the home Of their uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. P. w.
Mitchell during the past few months
returned to their home Monday.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-11-17

Chickens, Turkeys snd geese,
dressed or alive. for sale at chop
mill. Mrs. Quincy.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-11-17

For sale cheap-i6o acres near
Nesperce we'll improved and ine
home. It will pay you 10 look this
up at once II you want to buy,
Sanger. Real Estate.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1910-11-17

Enquire of I. H. Jorgens, Nes'
peroe.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

one IN the automobile. I don't know
whether il was Rosenheimer or one Of the
others, replied. Go to he'll" l then took
the number Of the automobile"
Deans described the condition OF the
Roseuhein1er machine 10 which Mr.. Os-
borne objected. until Mr.. Maynard, the
Assistant District Attorney conducting the
prosecution. expressed the opinion that
changes had been made in the machine
between the time Deans saw IL and the
time It was taken over by the police
Deans said that one Of the headlights was
smashed. the glass Of the other broken and
one OF the mudguards broken. Il was
necessary for the two men in the auto
mobile TO hold the shoes on the sides go
that Rosenheimer could get the machine
under way.
At this point Mr.. Osborne made another
concession, to the effect that Rosenheimer
had not returned to the scene Of the acci-
dent but had gone IN the opposite direc-
ton to his home in Pelham Manor.
Justice O'Gorman then adjourned for the
day, directing the Jurors TO arrange their
business affairs SO that they would be pre-
pared for a late session to-day.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
LAST OF BELMONT FLYING
Hoxsey Takes Up A B. Lambert
Mrs. whitney Too Late.

Flying had practically its last gasp at
Belmont Park yesteday. when Arch Hox-
sey took up A 3. Lambert, president of the
Aero Club Of s. Louis Mr.. Lambert took
a look at the roof Of the grand stand. and
then the baby racer ffoated TO earth TO be
dismantled.
HoXsev viii take IL 70 Baltimore to-day
alcng with 2 grown-up machine. The
WriEhts had not intended to be present
at the Baltimore meet, but Wilbur went
over 10 the Monumental City night before
last and sent a telegram TO Hoxsey yester-
DAY. The other machines will be sent TO
Dayton.
Mrs. Payne Whitney arrived at the park
and asked to he taken Up, hut it was too
late. Frisbie started out for another try
At getting back to Mneola. but found the
wind TOO heavy Harry Harkness's big An
toinette was still in its hangar, as WAS
Captain Baldwin's machine and one of the
Demoiselles-not the Yellow Hen. but the
other. 1t was evident that things were
dead as far ss flying was concerned.
Hubert Latham's two machines were
packed up and the two beautiful birds had
to submit to the ignoUiuy of being dragged
to the trains by mere horses.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
MISS VOIINSKY MAKES S.
Discovers Commission Due Her
During Sanity Hearing

More witnesses we're sTar71neG yssrsr6As
before Charles W Dayton. jr.. referee n
the proceedings - dsteru1tns the sanity q
Miss Anna VoIfn=ky. who vas charged vlt1
making threats against Jacob Fl Echir.
Miss VolIn~ky 2 gain undertook the sxsn1i-
nation OF witnesses. Dr r. Lincoln era
ham was present a Tire hearing Al the re-
or.eet of Miss voIinsky-s counsel mat -
n Eht observe her.
The frst witness was Samson FrtsdA an
Official OF Montefore Home. where Miss
Volinsky vas formerly employed FIe told
about letters which he said the woman
wrote TO him and 20 others which led him
% believe that she was not Of sound mind
NJ y. Goodman. bookkeeper % the Monts-
fore Home was called 70 the stand Hs
rad with him some % NE records or t-s
institution. which showed the work done o7
Mss VoHnsEy. who tried 70 prove the cor
rectness of the contention that some ccr'~
mission 70 which she vas entitled had been
withheld from her-
There was a specific item % g -cics
Goodman explained had not been paid -
Miss Vofinsky because the money on vnics
The commission was 20 be paid had not
been received By the home. Goodr1ao
added that the money had been recetvsA
onIv four DAYS ago. whereupon Miss Voitn-
skv remarked Then make g conu114cn
to-day
The hearing will be continued to-day
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03

conditions were ideal for the fight no
aviator attempted il"
The letter IL signed by j. G Mccoy. as
chairman. and James A. Blair tr.. Major
Samuel Reber, r. s. A. LittIeton Fox and
Charles NJ. Manly. as members of the com
rnfttee
clifford r. Harmon sent out the following
statement yesterday in reply TO Allan A.
Rysn's criticism Of his attitude IN the
controversy:
TO the Newspapers
You have asked me for reply to the
attack made upon me IN the morning
newspapers
I refuse 10 be drawn into a newspaper
controversy with the author Of the attack
MY position in the seronautic world ia
too we'll known to be affected By anything
he may say. II II is the purpose of hts
vaultfng ambition 70 climb At the expense
Of the regulations Of better men. he can
have that kind OF aviation TO himself.
CLIFFORD 3. HARMON
Captain ". Irving Chambers Z. & ",
has written 10 J. c. Mccoy. chairman Of
the aviation committee thanking him on
behals Of the Navy Department for the
courtesies extended 70 the naval officers
who attended the meet
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
STOOL PIGEON SHOT DEAD
Black Hand Murder. Italians in Will
iamsburg Believe.

An Italian who was recognized as a stool
pigeon for the police was found dead early
yesterday on the sidewalk in front Of a
dwelling at No 20 Hamburg avenue. Will
iamsburg. AID later was identified as Gu
seppe Alamo He had been shot through
the heart and death was probably instan-
taneOus.
Persons living in the neishbOrhOOd said
that for more than week Alamo had
been seen lettering in the vicinity What
his motive was could not be ascertained- II
was thought he was in quest OF infOrma-
ton and that Black Handlers who were
supposed 10 infest the neighborhOOd had
decided to put him out Of the way.
He had either been lured into a house
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
Aviation Committee Explains

The aviation committee made Pubic laSl
-i-t-. IFS letter to August Belmont. as pres
i4ort of the international aviation tourna-
- f ,rb,rH II explains why the meet
cIozad officially on Sunday night. The
committee SAYS
.,-r,,. .or,7r7it+ee invited and secured the
attendance Of all avistors upon the express
condition that substantial sums OF money
,rora. IN he awarded 70 those whose totai
duration in air and total distance covered
r., +le whole meet should ne the greatest
o- Octobs~ 70. prior 70 the fights for the
-a.,a f-oru+a d. T.esseps and other avt-
,-ors all Of whom had been competing Tor
.L,sa rrizss announced to the committee,
.L,.o,,-, Nr Wood. the starter that nav
IT, s,,+er4d the meet on the distinct under
-.-,4+,,- ,avnrassed in their signed con-
tracts M entrvl that ir would close on oc-
+o1,ar n 1910 thew would insist on its 80
closing. and fHpv pointed out that a post
,o,.r7a7+ of the official closing date, carry
i,e with ir. a. 1t must, another days hSh'
for s71nraracv in totals Of distance and
1,7-atfon. would be distinctly in derogation
of the rights Of aviators-
..The Statue Of Liberty fight was made
a cor+4nuo1ls contest. open to daily compe-
+i+ior nv Bulletin No. L Of the committee
tss1ed on October ., before any entries
whatever. had been received for that event
rrtz bulletin stated that the statue hiSht
,ro,,Id he omen. during certain hours named
-, the succeeding days OF the meet The
-1o-i,e oe the meet closed competition for
this fight
.,7-be communication from Mr- Moisant'
duly sled with the committee. was IN euect
, der7a14 on the committee that the day ~
off7riaf closing he announced and confirmed
Tho committee was without discretion IN
arriving ~ q decision in the matter
Immediately on hearing from Mr. era
ban1e- White that he deemed himself az
griaved al the termination of his right 70 fly
again for the statue prize. the committee
took steps 70 provide for him complete Ia
cflfriez for making the fight on Monday,
October 81. should he care to do so This
was with the idea that his record should be
duly preserved and transmitted 70 the IN
ternationaI Federation for purposes Of ap-
neal Nr Grahame- White was duly noti-
fed. Accordingly. on Monday. and for the
exnrpss benefit of Mr Grahame-W hi-e and
anv other a'viators similarly situated, the
pyIones we're manned, the balloon was flown
from the statue. the official observers we're
stationed and the hand and electric timers
were held in readiness Although weather
New-York tribune., 1910-11-03
AUTO BECOMES AMBULANCE
Brooklyn Man Rushed to Hospital in
Car Which Hit Him.

An automobile owned by Abraham Mans
bach. 2 glove manufacturer, living at No.
1874 SD street. Bath Beach Yesterday after
moon ran down and fatally injured Ber-
nard Flood. "A laborer, who lived with his
stenson at no 7s7 Madison street, Brooklyn
Atter the accident. which happened at Bed
for avenue, near President street MT
Nanshach who was In the machine, or
Jsred the chauffeur TO stop the car
Hurriedly alighttng and with the assist
anra of the driver and several witnesses
NJ NTaushach placed the injured man in
ne car and made ii hurried trip TO the
Ssy-edi-o Hospital. lie died there last night
According to Mr. Manshach ana ms cnaul7 ,
fe1,r the injured man appeared 70 be dazed
while crossing the street, and the accident
was unavoidable.