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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
REYES PROPOSES PLAN.
Dlsz' Envoy to France Recommends
CONSUMPTION for Mexico.

Paris.-General Bernardo Reyes
has completed the first part of his
military mission from President Diaz,
of Mexico. and gave an outline today
OF his conclusions. They have to
do with the establishment of oblig-
atory military service in Mexico.
The general said his ideal was a
powerful army based on his sugges-
tons and that would make possible a
grand homogeneous republic freed of
revolution and anarchy.
General Reyes said he had no idea
OF returning home now, as his doing
so might be interpreted as a desire
on his part to profit politically by the
present political chaos in Mexico.
He said he would recommend to
Dlaz obligatory military service for
two years, with no possibility for the
richer classes to hire substitutes, as
has been the practice in Spain.
The greatest difficulty he had found
was the refusal Of the educated and
more prosperous classes to mingle
with the poorer.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
lqs0F THE Week


nobcsu ksld up Portland jevelr7
Gepso ri noon and secured $4,000
worth o< noods-
Two express trains in France
struck freight simultaneously. XIII.
ing tn persons.
A California lsGislasor has intro
dnced bill to prohibit once hold
ers from appointing relatives.
A man believed 10 De David Captain.
one Of the Los ANGELES Times dyn.
amits suspects. has been arrested at
label. Okla.
The states attorney xas ousted
HON tho grand jury room nj Dan
viltn. Ill.,. and the graft inquiry will
Drocesd In earnest
oeaeras Navarro has reached Juarz
With bis ontire command. saving tho
aity from the insurrectos and putting
= gloomy aspect on the rebellion.
Commissioner Of Corporations
Smith says tho bulk OF the nations
ffmbsr IL owned BY \ few large
holders, OF whom the Southern Pacific
h the largest
A party OF Los Angeles high school
students. while gathering pebbles and
curtosities on the beach at San Pedro.
were caught BY huge breaker and
two OF them drowned.
8an Francfaco man who borrowed
800 1t s per cent pcr month from
loan shark nvc years ago. IL nov
homeless and pennilesa and faces a
deficiency judgment OF s3ss.3o.
Municipal prisoners Of Los Angeles
have begun work on municipal
farm.
President TAFT hopes for reel.
procity with the republics OF Central
aud South America.
A Mexican rebel general. carrying
his rife. crossed the border into
Texas and was promptly jailed.
An aIl.metal neroplana is being
built IN Boston. In which the aviator
expects TO cross the Atlantic ocean.
A prominent Japanese count says
the opening OF the Panama canal viii
obliterate all hard feelings between
tho citizens OF the Pacific coast and
japan.
Two Georgia mea have served four
years for defraudlng the government
on contract and now must take
psupern oath 10 escape serving out
biz nne.
A county seat war In Ohio has re-
suited In the murder OF one man and
imprisonment OF several. and battle
between citizens OF the rival towns
Is expocfed.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23

Eilonsbuye. Wash.--Carl Enenkel.
a swauk miner, brought into bank
here today a nugget Weighing more
than % ounces. valued at over $500.
and a score OF smaller nuggets with
a total value OF more than $500 All
were taken from his claim In Swauk
last week. Enenkel had four shafts
but started prospecting placer work
and Ia a short time uncovered these
nuggets, which are the biggest 1nd
reported this year. Several big finds
have been reported lately
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
WARNING GIVEN GERMANY.
Duke Of MeokIenburo Says "PuIi To-
pcther In Business

Bremen.--Duke Johann Albrecht OF
Mecklenburg, Regent of Brunswick,
uttered remarkable warning to Ger
mans Of all classes In speaking at
banquet here, which was attended by
leading commercial men. ship owners.
manufacturers and army officers.
Under the German flag" said the
Duke, I'VE see wild competition by
everybody against everybody else. It
is this that is breaking up German
interests while other nations are con-
centrating all their efforts by work
ing together.
Many look anxiously at the Ger
man flag flying from the ship masts
and ask themselves when 1t will give
place to the Union Jack or the tri-
color, or even the. yellow dragon; the
call should go up here before 1t is
too late, everybody to work
Il appeal to shipbuilders, ship own
ers. mine owners. industrial men and
all others, to draw together like other
people for the benefit Of the whole
and thus secure a proper position
among the nations for German COM
merce and shipping"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
Taft sions Fair Re,oIutIon.

Washington. Feb. 15.-President
TAFT today signed the resolution
awarding the Panama Pacific exposl.
ton in 1915 to San Francisco. In
the presence OF the California cam
paigners. sim here, members of con
gress. and others. he placed his sig
nature on two copies OF the measure.
using pen made from California
gold A photograph OF the president
signing the documents and the group
gathered about him was taken.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
commandment zoe Lona.

London. The Very Rev. William
Mordaunt Furneaux, dean OF Win
chester has been intrusted by the
convocation OF cantbury with the task
OF preparing an Arrangement of the
Ten Commandments to be submitted
70 the convocatlon In May As n
sample OF the form which the abrldge-
ment win take. the dean said today
that probably he would suggest that
the tenth commandment be abbrevI.
ated 70 read simply: Thou shalt not
covet."
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23

Grand Jurors In vote-BuyIna Probe
May Not Get Pay.

May Not Get Pay.
DanviIlo. IIl.--Treasurer Wilson an
nounced that the appropriation for
paying grand Jurors would last but
two days. and that he would dIscon.
tinue cashing grand Jury warrants
when the fund was gone.
Members OF the grand Jury said
they would serve without pay IL IL
was found that Warrants could not be
issued anticipating tho next approprl-
alton.
Judge Kimbrough said the checks
were perfectly good. and should be
caahed at their face value.
A clash between the grand Jury
and the aheriffs Office is among the
probabilities OF the next few hours In
the election fraud investigation. Ever
since the elimination OF States AT.
torpey Lewman. II ~ claimed that
Foreman woodward has been having
trouble In securing witnesses, sub
penns issued being returned with
the Endorsement;
Person not found"
Bench warrants issued on indIct-
ments returned week ago have not
been served.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
Arizona Must wan AGAIN.

washington, Feb l7.-Statehood for
Arizona Is impossible at this session
OF Congress for two reasons: frst
because the returns OF the election
neid February 3 cannot be canvassed
ana certified under the law in time
TO reach Washington for action bv
congress. and second. because con
gress Is opposed to the constitution
as drawn. Such Is the view hitherto
expressed by Delegate Ralph Cameron
form that territory and today reiter.
ated.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23

Washington.-Dr Harvey w. Wiley.
head OF the bureau OF chemistry and
pure food expert, who is about to be
married after as years of bachelor
hood. declares that the solution of
the cost of living problem is up to the
housewives American women
should discharge their cooks and don
kitchen aprons" said DIR. Wiley. IF
they did they would reduce the waste
about 20 per cent. Our people should
consume less meat and more vege-
tables. Housewives should purchase
me raw broken cereals and cook
them at home"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
Elk Are Dying in Snow.

Bozeman, Mont.-Miners and woods
men report that snow is unusually
deep in the West Gallatin basin, ad-
jacent to the Yellowstone National
Park, and that elk and other big
game are dying of starvation. A
drenching rain about a week ago.
followed by a freeze. has coated the
basin with ice and made it impos-
sible for the animals to reach forage.
One farmer in that section reports
that about a dozen elk died within
sight of his cabin last week.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23

wheai--Track prices: nluestem, 81
0s2c: club. 7s8soc; rcd Russian
77@7sc; Valley. so0slo; 4o-fold,
s0Qsic.
Barley-Feed. s2s per ton; brew.
Ink. nominal
Milisturs-Bran. s2202s per ton;
middlinKs. t2S03i; shorts, s23m26:
rolled barley. s26027.
corn--whole. sss; cracked. $40 per
ton.
oats--No. white. s27Q27.5o per
ton
Hay-Track prices: Timothy. VII.
lamstte Valley. 5000 per ton: East
ern Oregon. s2o02i: alfalfa. si20
1850; grain hay. sis0is.5o; clover
tif012.
Apples--Fancy. si.bo@2.5o: choice
tiul25: common. 6oc0si per box
Sack vegctables--Carrots. 81 hun.
dred: parsnips. ti.250l.b0; turnlps.
81: bests. sis5.
Green Frtuts-Pears, 81 60ftf.75
per box; cranborries. 1880 per bar
rel.
Vegetables Cabbage. tf.250i 80
per 100: garlic. fo012c per pound:
pumpkins. &c per ID: sprouts. Sc.
Potatoes - Oregon. buying price.
3i.264i.50 per hundred: sweet po-
tatocs. 81 per hundred.
DEMONSTRATING price. $3.50 per
hundred
P0nltry--f.ive: Hens. lie; Springs.
lie; turkeys. 20c: ducks. csc; geese.
ls0isAc; dressed turkeys. choice.
15c
Eggs-oregon ranch. candlcd. ESQ
30c per dozen.
Butter-city creamery extra. 1 and
z-pound prints. IN boxes, ssc per
pound: less than boxes. cartons and
delivery extra
Pork-Fancy. ff0ffHc per pound
yeai-Fancy. IS to i25 pounds. $50
13He per pound.
Hope-1si0 crop. 1Sc: 1909 crop
f1Hlfc: contracts. 150i6c.
Wool-Eastern Oregon. f20lSc per
ID. according TO shrinkege: Valley,
lI41sc per pound. Mohair. choice.
soc per pound
catte-Prime steers. ss50n7.o 90:
good to choice steers. s5s50G25:
fair TO good steers. t5.3505S5; com.
mon steers. sfoo05.00: choice 10
prime cows. $3.50 so; fair TO good
beef cows s5.e0052b: common TO
fair beef cows. s200G4.o0; choice
spayed heifers. s5.750s00; good 10
choice heifers. s5500675; fair 10
good heifers. s5.25G5 SO; common 10
fair heifers. t40oG425: choice 10
good fat bulls, sf5oG475; fair 10
good fat bulls. sf006f.25: common
bulls. sz.5o4525: good 10 choice light
calves. Ss.oo0s25: fair 70 good light
calves. s7o047.75: good TO choice
heavy calves. t5.z5Qe00: common
calves ss.75af75: good 10 choice
stays. ts.oo@5-z5; fair TO good stays,
94oo6450
Hogs-choiee hogs. ss0048.5o:
good TO choice hogs. ss.75G800: poor
boez, t7.0on750.
Sheep-Cholcs yearling wethers.
grain fed. s5.00W5.25; good TO choice
wetbers. grain fed. s475n5.00; old
wethers. e3.756425: choice ewes.
grain fed. $42s04-50; good TO choice
ewes. grain fed, $32594.00; feeders.
ez.z5630o; choice lambs. grain fed.
ts.zb056O; good TO cnoice. grain fed /
eC0006.z5: fair 10 good, f5.2505.75: |
poor lambs. 94.950500.
Hay fed sheep and lambs, soc |
lower than grain fed
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
FEDERALs ARE TRAPPED.
Rebels Battle Near Mulato For Over
Day-Many Dead.

San Antonio, Tex.-Advices re-
ceived here state that the Mexican
Federal troops have suffered severe
defeat at Mulato, where battle ragged
36 hours.
According to this message the rebel
forces lost but two men, while the
Federal losses are described as num-
erous and many of the dead soldiers
we're left lying on the field. The Fed
erals out-numbered the rebels.
Officers who are familiar with that
section believe the Federals were
caught in pocket and hemmed in
by the enemy. At last accounts the
Mexican troops were retreating rap
idly.
Preside, Texas, is the nearest
American town to Mulato and advices
were received by way of that place.
The dispatches are vague and it is
believed they refer to continuation
of the fight reported Wednesday.
The Federals are said to have num-
bered 800 and the rebels 200.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
turIs erIek Al HeIen Could.

New York, Feb. 17.--Angered when
refused aims at the door, n dlsheveled
tramp retired to the street and hurled
a brick through one OF the library
windows OF Miss Helen Goulds Fifth
avenue residence tonight.
Mrs. Edward Scholes. standing near
the window, was struck squarely on
the head aud escaped serious injury
only because OF an abundance OF hair.
She was knocked PROSTATE and a
large bump raised at the base OF her
skull. Police began a search for the
tramp, but had not found him late
tonight
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
sattIsshIp Maine eeIna RaIssd.

Washington. Feb. 15.-The battle
ship Maine was blown up in Havana
harbor is years ago today. Approp-
rate exercises were held here by
military. patriotic and religious or
ganizaticns in memory OF the men
who lost their lives Interest is
added to the anniversary because the
work OF raising the hun OF the wreck
ed vessel is now nearing completion
The human remains found probably
viii be brought to Washington and
buried beside the bodies already re-
covered In Arlington cemetery.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
Child Labor Conference Called.

New York.-It is announced that
the seventh annual Child Labor con-
ference under the auspices of the Ma
tional Child Labor Committee, will be
held In Birmingham, Ala, on March
8, 10 and IL. The leading topics of
the conference will be Conformity
in Child Labor Legislation" and "The
Conservation of Childhood" Among
the speakers who will be heard at the
conference are Colonel Roosevelt,
Governor Wilson, Miss Jane Adams,
Felix Adler, Charles p Ueill and SEN
ator William Borah, of Idaho.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
New Wireless Record Made.

San Francisco-It is claimed that
worlds record for wireless COM
nunication between ship and shore
was made Sunday when a message
was received at local station from
tne steamship Korea, 1892 miles
away Early yesterday morning the
local operator heard faint call from
the Korea The message came faint
ny, put could be distinguished:
Steamer 1892 miles out; all we'll"
me operator repeated the message
and received an 20. x"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
Mob Spirit Rampant.

Oklahoma City.-Mob spirit is ram
pant in Swanson county as a result
OF the fight over the removal of the
county seat from Mountain Park to
Snyder. County Commissioners Bull
and Thompson and County Clerk
Bristow are prisoners in the Noun
tain Park jail charged with illegally
removing the county records to
Snyder. Additional guards we're sta
toned around the Mountain Park Jail
today, as it is feared an attempt will
be made by Snyder residents to re-
lease the prisoners.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
MAoERo SLAVES; ESCAPES.
lnsurrecto Leader Leaves Whiskers
and Statement In Ell Paso.


FL Paso, Tex.-While United States
officers were searching this city for
francisco |. Madero with a warrant
for his arrest, the self-styled pro
visionai president" of Mexico and
leader of the insurrectos, was en-
ploying shears and safety razor
upon his beard, skipped over into
Mexico. The warrant charging him
with organizing a revolution against
a friendly nation on American soil.
was not served.
BESIDES his whiskers, Madero left
In El Paso statement to the Amer
lean public, which was given out by
the insurgent junta In 1t Madero ex-
presses regret that his duty to his
followers in the movement against
Diaz does not permit him to remain
and face the charges. These. he de.
clares, are brought about through
the Diaz administration. He thanks
the American people for their inter.
est in the revolution.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
Mountain Win Sc Blown uo.

Corona, GAIA mountain OF rock
az Porphrey. one mile from Corona.
will be blasted on March 1 by the
largest charge OF dynmite ever fred
In the west. twenty-five tons OF the
explosive viii be useG. The blast Is
expected 20 release 100000 yards OF
rock, enough 10 supply all needs OF
the rock company owning the quarry
for number OF years. The cost OF
the charge will be $4,000
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
Protecting euooenhelm Road

Washington. Feb. Illuminating
mat Representative Southwick had
oeen attempting TO protect Guggon.
neim interests in Alaska. Representa-.
i've Lloyd (Missouri) has asked the
mousse committee on territories 10 An.
uenni.eiy postpone action on a bill
sranung government aid to the Cop
per RIVER a Northwestern railroad
Snggenheim property LLOYD de-
clared that Southwick. a member OF
the territories committee. had been
present at only two meetings. those
when the Arizona and New Mexico
statehood bills We're being considered
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
Taft Meets Boy Scouts.

Washington.-President Taft, who
Is honorary president of the Boy
Scouts Of America. gave evidence of
his interest in the movement by re-
ceiving at the White House Wednes.
uay afternoon the many leaders Of
.ne organization who are here in at
tendance on the first meeting OF their
national council. The boys. clad In
regulation khaki suits. marched in
procession from the New Willard
hotel to the executive mansion.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
Snake Enmeshes Woman.

Sacramento, Cal.-Awakening to
find six-foot snake entwined around
her foot and legs. Mrs. H. Swarthout,
OF Berkeley. sister of the night clerk
at local hotel. aroused the entire
hostelry with her screams.
NO one knows where the snake
came from. The reptile is being held
In close captivity, and the hotel man.
agement has formed vigilance COM
mittee.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
EXPLOSIVE shells Pierce Armor.

Washington.-The trial OF high ex.
plosive shells against the armor n,ate
target yesterday on the ram Katah-
n'n' near the mouth of the Potomac
RIVER was successful. Four 12-inch
sheils nred by the monitor ITALIA
hassee struck the target and COM
pletely penetrated II at a range of
nearly five miles. The result is a
decided victory for the armor-piercing
shells at battle ranges.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23

Managua, Nicaragua-rhree sold.
lers were killed, and II is estimated
1000 rifles and 100000 cartridges
were destroyed, as the result of an
explosion In the ammunition barracks
near the palace OF the president. The
barracks were Quilted. Search OF the
ruins disclosed the bodies of three
sentinels. believed to have met in.
slant death.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
workmsn Unite Win Americans.

Denver-The Ancient Order OF
United workmen OF Colorado per
fected a merger with fra,ernal bene-
nciary society known as the Amerl.
cans. with headquarters IN San Fran.
cisco and branches In Idaho. Oregon.
Washington and California. The mer-
ger has been approved by the grand
officers OF both lodges and r. now
being submitted to referendum
vote for ratification.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
chInese peported Eronn r.xa.

San Antonio. Tex-Sixty Chinese
were deported from Texas. Five were
started from San Antonio. another
was picked up at Del Rio and "a
awaited the coming OF the prison
train at Ell Paso. They Travelled
over the Southern Pacific railroad
under guard and in cars especially
constructed with barred windows and
doors. N~
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
Mine Victims, Bodies recovered.

Trinidad. Colo.-The bodies OF the
two remaining victims of the Coke
naie mine disaster were recovered
from the mine and brought to Trini-
dad. Arrangements have been made
for Joint funeral of the victims.
state Mine Inspector Dalrympie ar
rived at Cokedale and Immediately
began an investigation of the disaster.
The coroner's inquest win be held
next Wednesday.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
PRISONER SELLS INVENTION.
Wslla WaIls Man aets $4,000 fol
Harvester Improvement.


Walla Walla-connned In tho
county jail, serving a sentence for
passing no.fund check. Clinton
buchanan. of this city. sold an in
vention 10 improve side hill combined
harvestcrs. for $4,000. He waa re-
leased from jail two days ago and
upon securing the model OF his pat.
ten from a farmhouse on Eureka
Flats, where II was stored. he was
able TO close the deal. Ben Holt and
Spokane man were Joint purchasers
OF the invention.
bnchanan's Invention was worked
out In the harvest field last summer
and was stored on Eureka Flats He
made a conditional sale OF the con
triyance, which Is Intended to keep
the threshing machine OF combined
harvester level al all times, no matter
how steep the hill which may be run
over Il IL said to be far superior TO
any other device OF this kind In use.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
IDAHO STATE NEWS

Boise, Feb. 16-Representative
Walker, who disappeared laie yester-
day afternoon when the vote was
about to be taken on resolution for
the submission of statewide prohi.
this morning. and explained that he
was unavoidably detained. but would
have voted for the resolution had he
been present.
The house waited two hours, while
the entire police force of the city as
sisted the sergeant-atarms In his
search for Walker, and finally took
the vote without him. The necessary
two-thirds could not be secured, the
vote being 35 to 20 for the resolution,
and 1t was defeated.
Governor Hawley submitted his first
veto message today. disappearing the
bill prohibiting minors from enter
ing poolrooms.
The senate killed the Macbeth anti
trust bill and the house bill prohibit
ing public drinking cups.
Yesterday was the last day for the
submission of bills, and so new meas
ures appeared in the house.
A bill providing for the guaranty
of deposits in state banks passed the
house yesterday with little opposition.
The measure permits national banks
to take advantage of the guaranty
provision.
In the senate the first test vote on
the railroad commission bill showed
strong opposition to the measure. Eff
forts of friends of the bill to have it
sent to the committee on state af-
fairs failed by vote of II to and
1t was sent to the committee on cor
porations, which is composed of op-
ponents of the measure
The senate refused to confirm the
nomination of Isaac Hattabaugh for
insurance commissioner, owing to
charges made against Governor Haw-
ley's appointee.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
CHINESE PLAGUE SPREADS.

Population IN City Of Assikho Is
Dying at Rate of 400 Daily.
Hardin, Manchuria-A plague snot
equalling Fudziadian has been dis
covered in the Chinese city of ASST
kho, 40 miles east from here. There
is an average of 400 deaths in the
place daily. The plague has also APP
peared in the suburbs of Blagove-
shtchensk. Russian regiments are
patrolling the Russo-Chinese frontier.
Annoy, China.-The plague epidemic
Is spreading. Districts on the out
skirts of this city report from eight
to ten deaths daily
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23
s14s.ooo.oco In Estate.

Vienna.-The Neue Freie Prassc
figures that the estate OF Baron Al.
bert Won RothschIld. who died here
recently Is worth s14s.000,0O0.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23

Occasionally man takes his wife's
advice so he can taunt her with the
worthlessness thereof If it turns out
bad.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1911-02-23

Washington. Feb. l6--Macon Of
Arkansas speaking in general debate
on the naval appropriation bill In the
house tonight made an attack on
Captain Robert Il. Peary, denouncing
him as a faker and declaring that he
should be driven from the naval
service"
The bitter words used by Macon
called out a quick reply from Peary's
friends. Moore OF Pennsylvania, af-
ter vainly attempting to interrupt Ma
con. finally got the floor In his own
right He characterized Macons
speech as unjust. outrageous and Of
fensive." He said there was always
some performance by men OF genius
and courage. He referred TO Captain
Hobson's exploit on the Morrlmac
and to Dewey's victory at Manila
hay.
Heroes like these" said Moore.
have not the time TO stop and deal
with every dog that barks at their
heels"
Representative Bennett, OF New