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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-31
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gelbfiiiprD !?
Snnas Gran iobt In ihrem Bette i'm
5. ctr. 6stel aniBfianosH.

Tie 28 ssabre oltt Grdu 0ecrgid
GoHod btging seftern 8crmiitdg IN
tbrem 3immer I'M 5. GtraBe 6otsl
Eelbitmorb, inbem iie iih NIT Wlors
pbinm pergiftete. Sic tpurDe gegsH
Ii lIbr BON Der Gisentbiimerin bts
6ctels tobt in ibrem Bette lieoenb ees
fnnDen. Die leihe ipurbe. ndhoem
Elm arit ben 1Ob feftsefttIIt bate, nab
Der Wcrgue gsbruht. Coroner Or.
Goe prbnete sinsn Snqueit an. Grou
gohod itiss am Scnntug 1beno NIT
sinem Tlanns, Den fie fir ibren Gdttsn
ausscb, In ben 6ptel db. Der Wdnn
entftrnts fih fpdfer nit bem 8erfprs.
den, an Uloniag suriid tommen sia
wonen, lisb iid iebp4 ni4t fpieber tn
btm 6Dtel blidtn. SyrGu Gohdd ers
frantic i'm aoufe Der Wontas Wdht
unb bic giqentbiimerin oss 6otsls
bradte ibr ssftern WOrgen perfbitotns
Usdte 9rinfmdifer an cas gett. Nls
iit bus 3immfr eessn IL 1br fpitosr
betrat, fdnb fie 5rdu GoHdf tcot ifrl
Bette Iieeenb Dor. Inter oem Rlfitr
purbsn sipei Gfdfhden Worphium
BON btnen Gins nod sinen tleinen REL
bes sites enibielt, sefunotH. Die ar
Der leihe porgenommene Sbouttior
srsab ,bab Der Fob bur4 Wprpbium
Dsreiftnne btrbtigefiibrt tpnrbe. Dl
ss Iin um einen GeIbftmpro bdnbelt
ober ob Jrau GofTud, fpeIde ougen.
fheinIin bsr m6rphiumfu6i DtrfalIer
mar, aus 0erfeben cine su ftortt DO
iis bss Sites gsncmmeH bat, Ieb I'D
nod Hiht feitHeEen. Gbenfo ipenit
lhb iidb oie MoreIie Der 9obten ermit
teln. Die poIisst bemiibt fid. ben on
esblihsn Gotten Der Jrou GoHat q
IinbsH.
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gd)tuarssr 9eiperabp
Grlieat ben Inn sox siHsM RaIisess
nsiisn belesbradtsn GAubuunesH.

Der Reasr gslItpooo Wiles. bon No.
$40 Weft 6. 4ns., ipelher am Wontag
Qahmittog on Der a. nahe Central
4penue BON isinem RaiIegsnoHen Sis
las Rontgomerp, bon go. 514 gDeit 5.
apenus, nisbergei6oHen ipuroe, III ges
fern 4beno i'm ftdoiiihen 6cfpital feis
nen @erlesunasn erlegeu. Ueontgomerp.
fpel1er mad feiner 0erboftung gssen
$1,000 8iirgidoft uuf freien CUB ss'
iebt purDt, niro bon Der poli3st &C.
Iu6t. Utiles mar elmer Der ssfGbrfit'
ten nnb sefiir6teiten RegxoeIpsrdooE
Der Staot. Grit am z. Wdi f6oB t'
nGbrtnb eines MiirfelfpieIs tn Del
Gunnpfbe Dirtbldaft stDei RaHsss'
nofIen nieber uno periu4te ipdter Der
gpli3eiiten 9riti6ler, ais bisisr ihr
ptrbdften ipoIlte, um5ubriygen. VI
tpuro. Don bem polissirihtsr Der
J8roBgeihporsnen iiberipieien, unb Be
fanb ii4 gsgen $4,000 9iirgfhaft al
freiem lyub, ala Ct Dpn i.inem Der
bGnqnfB in 8eftdIt bes Wontgomerl
srrei6t ipurbe. 2estertr erfreut iid
zines Gubrft gitsn Rufss uno iein
gsbauptuns, baB er ben sefdhrlthel
8un6en In Selbitpertbeibigung ME
berssihoiTsn babe, finbet bel ben ge
h0rben GInuben. CIR truroe tp0ts
BON benz Gebeimpolisifteu Reeb Der
boftet unb unisr oer antLage be
Norbes tiHeeiperrt.
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0urd)gebenDe Yierbe
gom BEN Esli,iitm TiHaa inter si'
amer gtbeusssfatr sinssianssn.

Die glferbe Dor einent Wosen Der
ssnbepenbent See SO. fheuien geitern
0ormittag an Der IL. ndbe Rate Cir,
unb raltsn bic IL. Sirabe in Oitliher
Rihtuna entI1ng. ais Qcli5iIt Jinau
linen an Der Gde Der 8remeu Strdbe
in bic 3iieel fiel. CT tpurbe sis 5ur
gine Strnbe unb iiber bieis in noros
lidaer Rihtuna bis gum 6suds 9beas
ter mitaefctIeift, btpor bic gferoe gum
GtiIlitnnb fomen. Der muibtge Be-
annie, beiien Uniform alleroings ruis
nirt purbe, fam nit etuigen i4mer3s
hoften aontuiioHen uno Shrdmmsn
odpon.
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asfiueiteu bei ben iinsarn.

Der Seutib llngortfae Geperbe
llnterit. 8ersiH peranfaItst am
gfingftionntag. A. Sunt. in Reias
ratbs part sin grobes gfinsitfeit.
en- gsr6inhung bamit finbet elm
8r.ist.aeln, Elm greisi6ieBsn. Bettz
loufen fir UlGnrer, Jrauen uno Rim
Der fat, unb audi on ouoeren uns
terbaItunsea pie Muiit unb Sana
tpirb es ni6t fehleu. Die gtuiit Iie>
fert bic 9ereinstnpelle. tpelde untsr
2eitune bes Gapelmsiittrs sbomas
Suft itebt. Die Dorbereituneen gum
seft finb aufs Bette getrcffep uno
oerIpre6en eine srFOlsreihe pftnsf'
feier. 6err Sobu 8retner TT Der
@oriiser bes 9srsniigunss aomHit'
tees unb Ssrr Wsidoel 9dner bsrSe'
tretdr.
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Oemeius.- sitlidfeiten.

- am /. Suni, absnSs, nirb Der
sSugenousrein Der Gn. prot. ct. pes
ttrs Gemeinbe CPaftor cams Sdupt)
sin See Cream Social perauitdlten.
an BEN ale srsunbs Der 9eursinoe
eingeIantn finb. gsi Der Gelteeubeii
ipirb gum eriten Wa!e bif Snftrumeus
talmuiit BON ar6ftsu aus Der eigeneu
gemsiRhe seliefert tperben.
Der GraueRpertin Der Sumos
nnels G.metnos. 6oirmcunt. siebt am
Dcnneritas. 1.SuRi, elm Rdffeetrdnss
den, an fpeIdem folgenoe DameE
heralih einIaben: U. Dpls, u. 9prns
hiIt. 8. Wombsears, u. Melse, q.
Wilms, q. Bonrih, Dl. Wiemunu,
R. Nblers, g. a.breus. @. 4mmon.
Der GrousHs unb Jungfrausns
persiu Der Rsformirten Salemsges
meinbe (Garl 3. SeRI. pfr.) perfam'
melt ii6 In rsgsImdbiser Sisuns am
Donnerftcg. ben /. Suni, nm 2 llbr
Nohmittoos, 9us Rommittse fir Gr'
friT6unaen beltebt aus ben Damen:
Dora RenseIm0ru. 5opbid 2iibers,
Milbelmins 5offtsot. Caroline Mtllsr,
- Dos ndGfte aaffeetr6ns6en be,
Gp. gros. ct. DlartnssGemeinb,
(pforrer gnrf 3. 8. Shmibt) finbet
ON Dcnnerftas. ben /. Surli. itott unt
Dirb bon fplstnoeH Dcmen gtleitei
lperben: Roia ainbfup, anHa Weds
Grp6ie Miilsr Sutbdrine Ru6enfuB
emma RiIIer, Barbara Maursr, Rlu'
n Tilltr, Naria Getting. RariaWiI
Ter. Ernhie Gttt.
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fyiHSei sas AnHiserfariamsfsk bes
CT. alspIHs WaiIsnhasiss itati.

Dos bissidbrige Mnniperiariumsfeit
bes ct. AIopiius Waiienhduies III duf
Gonntos, ben IL. Suni. aRberounlt
iucrben uRb b1s beuriee 6eit pirn iI1
nod gang bsTonbers iHisrenant burh
bic sbniin6e seftaIten, boB nit bems
felben bic GinDeibuHs bes foebsn DOu1
enbeteu Qeubdus, ben Der 0erein bat
trrinten IaiTsn, nsrbunnen fein Dirb.
2lnlGblih bieIer Doppslfeisr iperDen
bic G6nnsr unb 3Jreunbe biefsr TO
sDohltbdtigsn beutI6en aHitalt iid OBJ
ne 5roge IN hslIeH Sdooren siHfinosn,
YIN ibr GHerfltin fur bos Wohl Der
Iiebea RItinsn, bentn bas ct. Alons
iIus Maifsnhous bos elitrlihe 3etm
sritst, bsisufeusrn. yir ibre llRters
boltung Dirn IN Der umfofsnbftsn
MeiVs gsforgt irsrbeu, benn bre rhbrts
gen ROmmitttsn iinb bereits ftit Wos
den on Der Mrbeit getpeien, I'M ale
Derbeeitunstn su treffen.
G.e Ginipeihung bes Reubcus tuirb
an gormittog unrnitteibdr nod otn
6chamt nolsoeen uHb slpor burG
0erp ReD. ehrpfcftpmus 9heobnlb.
8. r. 3D., stpdbrenb Der Rohmittaa
bem Uergnissn getpeibt III.
DER Grtrasug, Der birett BIB mad
her anitalt f6bri. perldbt ben Grunf
Central 8ohnbof nm 1 llbr Vafmit'
taos, unb bdlt unterpegs an Der Nsfi
gldien Qbeaus, in Brighton, iyair.
mount unb In gnmminspille. 9te,
ieniaen Gefte65te, bic ben 3ug ui4t be.
nuben noIltn. t5nnen NIT Der 0ine,
TpripccbsQinie Der 6trabenbabR bil
,ur Gberman unn WegltiI Anenue fdl
rem HHb pom bort aus III % nur nod
cine iurse Gtreds bis gum Daiitn'
Loufe.
Tie perffiebenen Rommittsen, BIZ
NIT bfr Qeitnng. ness5eitts beiraut iino
fsbfn iit ME fclsi Sufommen:
Gmpfangstommittee: RtD. Geo. o
Donberass, gsr. .. SdruHb unb Q
9uiFe.
Crbnungs aommitsse: Grburl
Gdmibt, abeo. Gtals nnb Sos. 6utb
Gpsiistifh: o. 4urbrint, 8. 2
GieG. f5rtb. Gndiper.
GrfrilhuHeen: Abolpb gsiemor
sos. BrintmdHH, Grant Mnde, Ger
Gptreer.
See Cram unb Ganbn: 2crtns Bed
q. poedsr. U. Ronnebaum, Gbm. Os
frdIb, 3. Roltmoper syreh. Geisler.
Derlncfunss sRpmmitiet: Jcbn Z
Wleiners, 81. Ncnhtrbonr, g. ROips
lamp. .. GHosHfsIb. 6. 8. peds
lamp.
Wersniieungen: winttni gsdmnnr
DsnHf JpbdnrtieHnn. 8. WcbmoT
Sos. U. Hiebnus. Mug. Beimei6'
Qcuis Rospelnmp.
Mild: q. Rattermann. O. O. p5si
tina.
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- als Grdu Sobn gople pOn Qo.
755 Carlisle aDenue geftern Rahniit-
tco in ibrem gdl1f5imHer Elm Sirtif
bcIs ansiinbete. srfolgte cine GrploFon.
Gas. iuelhes einer fduDboften Stelle
Ter aeitunasrDbrt entftr0nt mar, bate
iid, in benz 3inimsr dngeidmmelt.
israu gople 1purbe gum Slid nift
berlebt nnb Die GrpIoIion bate fem
sseuer sur 3olge. Die auf einsn 4lurm
BON aaIten 80. 641 berbeiaetilte
seuerrpehr brouhte baber niht in
ghdtioleit All treten.
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aeser.

49, Uin alarm pom aoittn yao, TO
slef ssftrn WDrmittng bic Gtufripebr
fo4 bem Mobu6oiift Ro. 1111Gpring
GtraBs. iebcn iitnte ss iiM beruus.
bnb "a fim nur INN einen gncrHiitlns
bronb tdnbsist. Die JtusrlDssr befsi-
tisie BE Gsfahr IN einistn Tinuien.
Die 0suerD<br pnrbe gsittrn
kurm eintn &tiH0i0rm nn1 benz
m0bnbduff bss Mribur attias. 10.
705 Meft II. NDsnut gerufsn. brauhte
ithc@ nint In zbdtigfsli 81 trtttn. bo
q ii4 uus eiHsn iuIi6eu MIarm bons
tsltk
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aettie Mnfhrihne nnn Gfhel

=. 2ettie galbribge unb gtbel
aapbprn. SnIaHinnen Des Rdorts Der
Minnie abdms, an 2ongportbStraBe
melbeten Der goli3ei, boB Tie um mebz
rere tpert6polle SeibsntIeiber etc. be-
ftoblen tporben fetsn. Cine anbere
SnIaifin. psl6e geitern aus benz 5auie
Dersogen lit, ftebt I'm 8erbuhte ben
Diebitabl begangen 81 haben.
DEM Woltsreibeiiber 5drrn
grodmann on Sirbp 9odb, gumminsz
bile, fpurbe geitern cine aub i'm Berz
tbe bon $35 BON Der Wetoe geitoblen.
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- 2ouis Sonss. Elm "a Sabre als
fer Htllner BON Gliiabetb Strcbe unb
Central apenus, serieth geIiern Dor
miitng Dor jsiner Mo6nnng NIT tinem
unbetrnnten Tlnnn tn 6treit uno
ipurbe BON fsinem 9sgner NIT sinsm
GpoaierftDd 10 ensrsfh bebonbelt,
bob er ein babies Dusenb Ropfmunben
srlist. or Iikb ii6 I'm ffdbtii6en Sos
IpitaI ptrbinhtn. unb bic p0liasi f0hn'
bet auf fsinen GuGrstfst.
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Sali,ilidtlins ,nrEdatbradi.

Gkbeimpotisijr Rubfers truf seferu
albenb NIT ptm 19 Sabre alttn qeou
gangl0nb. ben sr BON aerinston. 4p..
ubgrbosi bate. bier elm. RnglGnb, Der
an Der GoIlern apenue, nnhe Remper
Cane, pobnt, ipdr friiber ala GIert BET
Der 6enton Drp Glennina 90. bsfndfs
hat unb fcu Ii9 IN bitfsr SttiIung Der
.lintsri6 6losaHs i6uIsiG Ssuso4s aabsa'
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Bottom abees-: s5ranconia~
na9 2tDerpool,
2onbpn. @1get.:: sWttnnetonta%
BON gleiD Yort.
RedpeI. etnsst.: sGmericn DON
Rem Dort.
+ auebee. 9lnaet.:: sate Erit@
bon 2Ouoon, sDomtnDe Don 2iDer4
pool.
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ermorbet aufsefunbeu

8ebfer, Ba.. 80. Mai. Die
2eite BON Grdu Gufan Mtns tpuroe
bier beute NIT bur6i6nittener aehle
bon ibrem Stiefpdter SObn Stepens
fon tn ibrer Mobnung aufgefunoen.
@pn benz Ua1rber bat man teine5 Spur.
ihr Gtxfpoter unn beiftH 9attin fino
,cbss psrbQftet porben.
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Far Sas SiatOniiie .SOipital.

3um gefen Der 9sutf4en Statonii'
f,nonttaIt uRb 6oipital finoet am
greitaa abenb, 2. Suni. i'm Ooeon zine
mufitalifte unb bramutif6e unterhals
tuna ftatt, bic BON Grl. 4nna gruds
mann, elmer iung.n RunItslentn, eelsts
t,t pirb. Die greunSe bes iegensrtis
den stnTtituts iinb su Der Abennuntsrs
hoItuna eing.loben. Dus folssnoe rstds
BALTIC. progrdmm s.!angt sur Durh'
fiibruHe:
pianosSolo -
Wsotbs 5lorID'a
sSmpromptu pdperoter
syrl. Grace Jobrsnbrud.
Resitaiion - .Waruins to aOuers.,
In slpei Gsenen Boro
Jrt. anHd Srudmann.
Gu m.insr S..l. f65uIter 1raum
-. laftn
2sns. 5iloG4
grl. Rofe Mtpers.
Resitaiion - .Warning to 2cpsrs.
-. Goro
gsl. anna grudmaun.
DiclinsGelo -
pisrotGdt 5iririoeHi
Qounenier Orolo
5err gbtpin Scelsr.
2iebsr -
Spring Ia 6ere Did
Du biii ME cine glufne Rubinitsin
GeitaIp. RamHel
Fri. annd Gietsrie.
Re3itotipn ~Qoit 'Moro- Dan SdHt.
;yrl. annd grudmdnH.
Dcppelsl sludrtttt
gnperilher Uldnnsrnor.
RssiidtiOn = .an 0lb Morn Out
| syrl. 4nna grudmann.
pidnosGolo -
Ghioe Chopin
| 5uneorian gtube !. Tuc Gotpel
Jri. Grace Gubrenbrn6.
aisber
Boot Gong IS. Wnrl
| 9be Deor's at toe Spring !. Bead
yrl. Mofe Wepers.
| .A g1riftmas Chime, tn eintm alt
p<rionen:
Sojeph 1srriII John R. Groom
Globns GerrilI /. Mnnn Brudmcnl
II TnfTn myfefsr QIfife TiIbeSIe,
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4krfoneu.


9sfes eslss-ca 25e s0 Essri. SOC triI- -otafAs
Hsars @sfktsL
SO gssis g. Ssss. - DssH nus 9sHssd esss
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-12-23
DATE SET FOR HEARING KING
III NAQE

DATE SET FOR HEARING KING
HILL CASE.
The state land board refused to
Immediately comply with the ultima
tum OF the settlers on the King Hill
project to declare forfeited the con-
tract Of the state with the King Hill
Irrigation & Power Co., without first
giving the irrigation company . fair
hearing and cited Its representatives
to appear before the board Friday.
December %, to show cause why the
contract should not be cancelled, and
what is plans are for the completion
of the system and the delivery OF
water for the irrigation season Of
1912. At this time g. F. Magenheim-
or, head Of the Woodland company
OF Chicago, successor to the interest
OF the Farewell Trust company. In
the project. will appear before the
board, together with the settlers.
The board decided It would be I'M
fair to take this action Of forfeiture
without giving the company hear
ing, and this was ordered, notifica-
ton being issued to the company's
representatives to appear December
20 before that body. Capital News.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-12-23

and, as he opened the chubby fingers,
Efsvealed Z twenty dollar gold piece ~
ling on bis upturned palm.
Money" sasped Philip. He snatch
cd the coin and examined It critically.
Where did 20 get this7 What
does It mean?"
L Il found It In the attic." explained
Bobby. There are lots more there
Come On. I'll show you where"
\ The next moment the father and
mothe., each grasping d hand Of the
frightened youngstsr, were Fastening
up the stairs when they reached the
attic the whole astounding truth was
laid bare to them Bobby had been
rummaging, as Usual, Finding a loose
brick in the crumbling masonry of the
big chimney. be had pulled 1t out and
made startling discovery.
II wanted to find out how Santa
Claus comes down the chimney" said
THE boy. regretfully. Il didn't mean
TO do any harm"
An exclamation from his father In
|
terrupted him. Philip. tearing away
the bricks to snlarge the opening. had
thrust his arm into the cavity and
drawn forth two small boxes. accom-
panied BY ! shower Or yellow coins.
Among them was scrap 81 paper on
which was written.e NJ
Il have no heirs. no kith nor kin.
This property so9s to the finder. and
may he enjoy itsvit consists Of $780,
900 in gold and government bonds.
and twice that amount IN gems.
JEREMIAH SUGGS."
Bobby was the hero of the hour,
and the rejoicing that followed may
better Be, imAgined than described.
Was 1t q merry Christmas for the
Diapers? Ask Bobby, who firmly be-
Iieves he found Santa Claus treasure
box.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-12-23

their little boy were deprived Of many
OF the comforts OF life that the bulk
OF his earnings might go to his crcdi-
tors, The house In which they lived
was a roomy old mansion on the out
skirts Of the city. left to Philip BY q
maiden aunt, who had passed away
since the death Of his father, and
which Lucille had persuaded him not
to sell. This house. by the way, had
originally belonged to an eccentric old
sea captain, jeremiah Suggs by name.
who was reputed to be something OF
. miser, and who lived and died 9 re-
cluse. 38s3
The browning calamity came TO
Philip Draper when the debt was all
but cleared Of II was then he was
overtaken by a wasting Illness. which
kept him confined to his bed for al
most a year, and leaving him desti-
tute The butcher and the baker
threatened to deny him further
credit and his home was heavily
mortgaged. The outlook was gloomy.
And tomorrow Is Christmas" he re-
marked to his wife, with grim smile
Never mind dear; let us hold fast
to our courage said Mrs. Draper,
trying to speak cheerfully, though
there was an ominous quaver In her
voice.
What hurts me most Is the
thought that Christmas is so close
at hand and that there will be no
Santa Claus for Bobby"
Poor, little dear!' said Mrs. Draper.
Suddenly she started up with an anx-
ious giance about the room. II won
der whore that child can be? haven't
seen him FOR at least two hours"
"Oh, don't be alarmed. dare say
he is rummaging about In the cellar or
attic or some -out.of- the-way closet,
and Is wholly, absorbed II. his investi-
cations. II IF '
Mr.. Draper had hardly finished
speaking w11sn Bobby popped into the
room. held out q rimy little hst,
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-12-23
SUPREME COURT REFUSES X
INTERFERE IN SALE OF
GREAT WESTERN,

The supreme court refuses to inter-
fere Iii the sale OF the Great West
ern Beet Sugar Company's irriga-
ton project and It's holdings, adyer-
,tised to take place this month. for
in an opinion handed down today It
sustained the demurrer to the appli-
cation for writ Of prohibition. and
quashed the writ, thereby dismissing
the action. The opinion is written
by Justice Ailshie and concurred in
by Chief Justice Stewart and Justice
Sullivan.
The case Is entitled Henry Hewitt,
Jr., VS.. e. A. Walters. Judge OF the
Fourth Judicial district court and O.
e. Cannon, receiver Of the Great
Western Beet Sugar company. Hew-
lit applied TOR writ Of prohibition
to prevent the sale Of the companys
project as ordered by Judge Walters
to take place under the jurisdiction
Of the receiver. Hewitt claimed as
grounds that he was being discrimin-
ated against BY the lower court and
that his legal rights were not being
recognized as he held a mortgage Of
i109,275 on the project and was en-
titled to consideration.
The supreme court held that Hew-
lit and all other parties to the fore
closure proceeding will be bound by
such order and decree and that a
sale made Hereunder will be with
out the right Of redemption to any
person who became party to such
proceeding. News.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-12-23


! series of calamities befell him. Soon
after Philips marriage to pretty Luz
ellie Girard, his father failed In busi'
ness and died within month there
after, leaving nothing but mass 81
debts as a legacy to his son.
Philip, who had just been taken into
partnership with his father, and whose
outlook on the future was tinged with
the color OF the rose, was crushed BY
this blow; but with q quixotic sense
OF duty he set himself the tremendous
task Of paying OF the debts Of the
Arm. To accomplish this he had moth
ing to depend upon but the sale OF his
pictures yet, year in and year out,
be toiled on stubbornly and uncom-
plainingly. while he and Lucille and
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-12-23
FOR SALE

Close IN, and at 4 bargain. 10 acres;
all under cultivation and fenced With
rabbit wire; acres in alfalfa; Nv
acres in fruit; good water right; pri-
&c $4,000; v cash; balance, and
Q years at per cent.
e ALBERT I JOHNSON +
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-12-23
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY RATES.
Via Oregon Short Line.

Tickets on sale December 20, IS,
"a, rs, go, 31st.. 1911 and January
1st.. 1912; Limit January 9Th. See
agents for rates and further Darticu-
lars. is
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-12-23

Santa Claus
TREASURE 8of


HRISTMAE was at
hand. and Philip Ora
per's heart was heavy.
For Z number Of years
he had seemed to be
the particular pet OF
misfortune. Az an art
list his work displayed
the magic touch Of
genius, and he was IN
a fair way to achieve
fame and worldly sue
ro.. uyhnn tho Araf ,Of
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-12-23

When you have a bilious attack
give Chamb RAINS Tablets a trial.
They are excellent. For sale by The
Roscoe w. Smith Co.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-12-23

200 boxes extra select apples for
sale, Gano and Pearmain, at Jersey
Ranch"
J. A. REYNOLDS.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-28
SUGAR JOBBERS DEMAND
SPOT PRICE GUARANTEE
Vigorous Campaign Started for
Return to Old System.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-A lively cam
paign for the restoration of the spot
price guaranteed on purchases of re-
fined sugar is being waged by a number
of out-of-town jobbers and manufac-
turers, according to the statements of
several brokers in the lower east side
trading district yesterday.
1t is alleged that when the refiners
abolished the guarantee The first of this
year, they promised some important
concessions to the outside jobbers In
return for their acquiescence in the
new order Of things. These concessions
are said to have failed 10 materialiZe,
hence the trouble.
The offices OF MANY OF the downtown
sugar brokers are being flooded with
letters asking that they do what they
can to bring about the desired re-
establishment of the guarantee. Some
brokers, however, declared yesterday
thai they had not received many cum-
munications of this sort, and were In
clined to minimize the extent and PCS
sible effect of the agitati m.
The guarantee question a been q
much mooted one in the sugar business
for a long tire, as on several former
occasions the r~efiners have abolished
1t, only to be obliged to restore it in
order to quell the rising tide of dissat.
isfaction set In motion by the smaller
jobbers and manufacturers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-28
JAPAN SEEKS A NEW
TREATY WITH THE u. S.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S.-Diplomatie
negotiations are in progress between
the United States and Japan to agree
upon the termination of the present
treaty of commerce and navigation be-
tween the two countries. The treaty
became operative in 1899 and will not
expire until July. 1912. Similar treaties
which Japan negotiated at the time
with other powers expire in July of this
year. Japan is anxious to obtain an
arrangement by which all her foreign
treaties of this character will expire
at the same time, so that the new con-
y%ention will be operative simultan-
eously.
Actual work ON the new convention,
however, has not been begun. 1t was
denied at the State Department yes
terday that the United States was will
ing to yield TO Japan on the immigra-
ton question. This matter was settled
satisfactorily to both governments sew
eral years ago.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-01-28
BANK OF ENGLAND'S
EXCHANGE LOWERED.
Financial Market Shows Some
what Improved Tone.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-Sale OF the
city'ss $50, 900, 900 bond issue and reduc-
ton of the Bank of England's discount
rate from Az to 4 per cent. were the
notable events of the week in the
financial market. Differing opinions
were expressed as to the degree of sue
cess of the city's bond fiotation. foreign
participation having been smaller than
was generally expected. The reduction
in the Bank of England's rate was a
surprise, in view of tighter honey o n
ditions in London.
The stock market was narrow and
irregular during the greater part of the
week. Lack of public interest was still
the most serious obstacle to q broad and
active market, operations being confined
to an unusual degree to the profess
sional speculative clements. Trading
in bonds was on a smaller scale and
prices were well maintained.
The general trade outlook was little
changed, although favorable develop
ments here and there encouraged a
growing spirit of optimism. There was
a moderate expansion in the placing
of steel orders, and various trade re-
ports indicated some revival In mer-
camille lines. Heaviness in the copper
shares reflected mixed conditions in
that industry. Money continued to be
extremely easy.