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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
Bio Transportation Deal Closed.

CLEVELAND, o., April 2l:-A deal
was closed Thursday by local ves-
sci owner, for the transportation OF
100000 tons Of soft coal TO upper
lake ports. 1t is said the rates are
the same as last year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22

TURIN, Italy, April 2l.-Two An.
archists, who came here recently
from America. were arrested here to-
day. They were heavily armed and
provided with dynamite. II Is be
lieved they planned an outrage In
connection with the opening OF the
Turin exposition The identity OF the
men has not yet been disclosed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
Gov. osborn To Veto "Frat" Bill.

There was Joy among the members
of the Greek-letter fraternities In the
various high schools, when II was
learned that Gov. Osborn would veto
the Rankin bill, passed on the last
day OF the session, to abolish fra
ternities in high schools. Rep. Ran
kin's idea in introducing the bill was
that the "frats" taught snobbishness,
and made IL more expensive for chill
dren to go To school. The governor
decided that the 'frats" were not az
pernicious az supposed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Extras. 21c: nrsts, 1sc H.;
dairy, Ice; packing stock, lac Id.
EgGs-Current receipts. cases In
cluded. Ice per dozen Receipts on
Friday were 500 cases, market firm.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
Markets and Finance

May s4ao; July s4Sc: Sept, SSlse.
Rye: No ?. soc No. 3. sSc Glover,
seed: Cash. sS05; April. $3.50; Oct. and
Prime. 50. Aug. SIS Timothy: Prime,
$40 Butter, eggs and hay unehans-
ed
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. April 2l.--GTain opening
May Wheat of NC. July on ne May
and July corn on sc. May and July
oats on &c Provisions steady.
Noon. May and July wheat unchang
ed. May and July corn unchanged
May and July oats on &c.
Close May wheat up &c; July up
&C May corn up ac. July up sac.
May and July oats unchanged Pro-
visions steady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
cHICAGO PRoDuCE.

CHICAGO, April 21--Butter Extras.
2l: frsts, 1sc: dairy extras, 1Sc: frsts.
15c Eggs: Prime hrsts, 16c: firsts.
1khc Cheese: Skins. 12h 913c.
young Americas. 1914 q14&c. Live
poultry: Fowls, 14914hc; ducks. IS
alshc: geese. 1oQ11c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
MARINE NOTES.

Steamer City Of Alpena, OF the d.
& c. lines, left at y. m, Thursday.
on its first trip OF the season to the
upper lakes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
Capt. Emig, O

Capt. Emig, Of ST Clair. is negotiat-
ing with Capt. Julian Porter, of Lor-
ain, for the purchase Of the schooner
Three Brothers. The vessel was built
in 1873, and is one Of the old-type
sailing vessels. II the purchase goes
through, the schooner will be convert
ed into a towing barge.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22

The funeral of Capt. John B. Wilkin-
son. the marine veteran who died or
paralysis, Wednesday, will be held
from his late residence In Windsor,
10 the Church OF the Ascension, Fri
day afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22

Thursday proved busy day for the
carriers on the mail boat, c. F. Biel-
man, Jr., because OF the increased num-
Der OF boats passing through the De
troit river. Mail is beginning TO ac-
cumulate on the mail boat and the
clerks say they expect a busy sea-
son
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

'Ex dividend
Total sales, 1e1.1Oo shares.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-04-22

TOLEDO, April 21--Wheat: Cash
and May, S0bc: July and Sept. sec.
Corn. Cash. save: May. 52%c July,
ISsAe; sept, s4ae. oats: Cash and
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-01-21
Election By Direct Vote

Elect United States senators by
a direct vote of the people, says
the senate of the state of Idaho
In the unanimous passage yester-
day under suspension OF the rules
of a point memorial to congress
asking for the submission OF the
constitutional amendment provid
ing for this change.
Senator Freehafer, the sponsor
for this memorial, said action was
asked at this time to influence
congress, where the matter was
now under consideration and
Where Senator Hepburn is oppos-
ing the popular election of sen
ators, while Senator Borah was
for it. The memorial
was sent to the house, where it
is expected prompt action will
be taken, as there seems to be
little opposition. Statesman.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-01-21
Hertert-Walker

Charles Ii. Walker and Miss
Anna Hertert we've united III mar
riage Monday, January l6, at
the home of the bride s parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hertert.
The ceremony was performed
by Father Boogaers, pastor OF
the Roman Catholic Church, and
was followed by reception, din
ner and dance.
A large number of guests were
present, including friends and
relatives from Washington Sho-
shone, Blackfoot and other places
Many beautiful presents OF cut
glass, silver, linen and china Wel G
bestowed upon tbs popular young
couple
Mr.. Walker beins the rap44aeA
tatiye from this county, he and
his bride will remain in Boise
during the session Of the leglS-
lature, after which they will re
turn to Mr.. Walker S ranch at
Cold Springs.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-01-21
Sheep Men Elect Officers

Officers were elected for the
coming year at meeting OF the
ASSOCIATION oil owners OF sheep
from the boise national forest re-
serve, held III the office OF Super
VISOR urandJean Sunday morning
and afternoon.
Senator Worth S. Lee was ell
ected president Of the advisory
board and Joseph Kent first vice
president. Robert Sproat was ell
ected secretary.
Inc same advisory board, con-
slstlng Of Samuel Ballentyne,
Scott Anderson, Joseph Kent,
j. ID. Whitson and Daniel Lati-
more, was reelected.
The meeting was well attended
nearly all the sheepmen who Craze
their stock III the Boise national
forest reserve being present. A
number OF questions relative to
the administration Of the forest
reserve We're discussed with Sup
erNlsor OrandJean.
The appoltlonment Of grazing
land IN the reserve was talked OF
and the ACCESSIBILITY Of a reappor-
tionment of grazing land was con-
sldered.
The concensus of opinion of
the sheep men present seemed to
be that the present apportionment
is entirely satisfactory, and no
changes were made in the arrange
ent.-Statesman.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-01-21
May Not Be Superintendent

Quo warranto proceedings have
been instituted against Miss Katy
Il. Prady to determine whether
or not she is qualified to hold the
office of county superintendent.
If the Lincoln county ease Is
a parallel to the Elmore county
case, Miss Brady will be obliged
to give up the office.
The decision of Judge Walters
which goes into the various ques-
tions presented, is a decision to
the effect that if Miss Meade did
not have a first grade certificate
at the time Of her election, she
is not qualified to hold the office
of county superintendent.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-01-21
Artemesia Club.

The Artemesia Club met in
regular session at the High school
Wednesday afternoon, with the
new officers, Mrs. |. b. Warner
IN the chair and Mrs. George
hall at the secretary S desk,
A delegation Of High school
boys with Vernon Marhofer as
spokesman, were present to thank
the ladies of the club IN behalf
OF the High school students, for
their very substantial interest
expressed III the form OF an up
to-date and thoroughly equipped
gymnasium, which is a source OF
much benefit IN every way and
thoroughly appreciated.
A talk on legislation led by
Mrs. l.. b. Green, chairman Of
the Legislative committee, led to
a lively discussion OF Senate Bill
No. Z, introduced by Senator St.
Clair OF Bingham county, which
aims a blow at women s rights
IN regard to community property,
as set forth in Article 3ll3 Of
the present code. A decided dis
approval of this new bill, No. Z,
was manifested and prompt and
concerted action on the part OF
all to defeat the passage Of said
bill No. Z was the result.
1t was decided that the meet
ings of this club for the next
two months or during the session
of the Legislature should be held
at the High school, and partially
devoted to legislation now being
enacted
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-01-21
Prize Cup For Best Butter

With the hope of improving
the quality Of Idaho butter, j. III.
Frandson, Professor of Dairying
at the University of Idaho, has
offered a beautiful silver cup to
be awarded to the person exhib-
itlng the best 10 pounds of but
ter at the Idaho State Dairy Con
vention to be held at Twin Falls
January 23rd and Oath, 1911.
1t is to be hoped that you will
be interested to the extent of
sending a 10 pound sample of
butter. This butter will be
scored by an expert butter judge
and the cup will be awarded to
the exhibitor whose butter shows
the highest score. The Judge
will point out how the various
samples could have been improved
SO that the educational value a.
lone will fully repay the contest
ants for the small expense incur
red and the winning of this prize
will be an honor well worth stri-
wing for.
1t is understood that the but
ter becomes the property of the
Dairy Association and that
it is to be sold to help defray ex-
penses of the Association.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-01-21
SIX THOUSAND
CLUB LAUNCHED
Meeting Held Thursday and By
Laws Adopted. Organization
Starts Out With Good Mem
bsrship.

The Six Thousand Club held its
llrst meeting Ihufsday afternoon
and adopted bylaws, elected of
Ilcers and committees were ap-
pointed to take charge of the
different lines of work which the
club has III view, namely y:
10 create a universal senti-
ment OF goodfelloWship and pros
perlg IN the community; to ad-
vance the interests OF the town
and surrounding country both
financially and socially; to ere
ate a spirit Of Union endeayol
ana push for the upbuilding OF
the community to unite IN a de-
termlned effort to build up, beau
lily, ana improve the town, to
derive way and means to start
a substantial growth; to adyer-
else our town, It's climate, educa-
eio'ieti 'u,iAtiNo, hdltll dI du Ndl'
cages, ETC., and pi marlly, by a
union oil all our forces to make
Mountain Home a town OF 6OOO
IN 1872, with all the modern I'M
proVements that go with town
o1 that size, to AID and assist al
legitimate entel prlseS that knock
al our door for admission.
The club starts out with a good
membership and a determination
10 accomplish ali the objects set
1olth. LARRY " atkins was elect
cd permanent president, Il. G.
Ilcknor, secretary ,and an eXecu-
tive committee was elected con-
slstlng oil Or. tlazer, w. Ill. 1ur-
yer and |. B. Warner. An enter
talnment committee consisting OF
Attorney Drlesbach, j.. b. Daniels
and Geo. jacobson. The bylaws
also provide tor publicity COM
mlttee but the chairman has not
yet appointed this committee.
A social function is scheduled
to take place on Thursday, 80
ord, WHOM louslng good time is
planned.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-01-21
Additional Locals.

Charles II. faraday, a promln.
ent democrat OF Mountain Home
and a represe ntative III the low
er house from Llmore county two
years ago, is III the city accom-
panied by his wlfe.-CapItal News
The People S Theatre was clo-
sed oatul gay night. The Dulldm
VIII be occupied by Rudolph Lar
son VINO has bought the saloon
owned by ToWell brothers, ana
VIII move INTO the Front street
building.
Mrs. W. 9. HoWie has been suf
Lerlng with an attack oil grippe.
he disease seems to have Affect
ed her head, aggrayatlng her old
troubIe ana causing her much
pam.
Mr.. Young, the draughtsman
III charge OF the survey work be-
iho uonc ny -, ~. Jay ne, arfIN ed
from ,oaIt Lake SATURDAY, ana is
I0N ScLtleu III the new Office at
,ne M0untaln I1ome. Stanton
arh is also employed in the OF
ilce as dlaus hJSman.
ALos Dader OF Nanpa, and Miss
A1d"pfth OIL hanSpell, montana,
lrtlseu III the Guy recently ana
dle e'nploycd III tne otIlee OF W.
-, lIooDltr. Ihey are living at
che Aomc OF Mrs. j. IL. wilkins.
The twentieth Century Club
was delle httully entertained by
Mr. ana MIS-. >. u. Rhoades last
eYonm9. About twenty-five mem
OorS ana guests Wele present and
delicious refreshments were ser
ca ~ the hostess.
MIS-. ~. +. Uensel and two chill
dreh, accompanied ny MISS ohep-
Aelu oI Lolso, lett prluay alter
noon Tor Rocnoster, Minnesota,
wnele tney VIII remain several
weehs, whhe Donald receives
treaGnent at the May o hospital.
Lrrol black left Saturday ev-
enlng for All tlallows College,
salt Lake, after spending the
Christmas vacation at home. He
was at home veral days more
,han vAe vacation, in order to
be p esont at the Loyeridge--
Beckley wedding.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-01-21
WATER USERS
MEET LAND BOARD
Representatives of King Hill and
Hammett Water Users Meet
State Land Board By Special
Appointment.

Three representatives OF the
Water Users Association OF hlng
Hill and three from the MedDury
ASSOCIATION went to BOISE the lat
Ter part OF last week to meet the
State Land board by special ap-
polntment.
The whole OF Saturday after
noon was given by the Board
to the consideration OF the pres
ent condition OF the two systems
ana at the end OF the meeting it
Was decided to call another meet
my ON MONDAY, III order to give
the SUBJECT further consideration.
The representatives OF the set
TIERS Wele very 1avoraDly In
pressed by the courteous and
careful attention given by the
members OF the board TO their
long and detailed account OF the
past and present conulJlons on
me Two tracts.
AT the Monday session Mr. w.
IL. Wayman, general manager for
Gne bonding people VINO have ia
Aen over the task oil the compile
zion OF the system lrarWell Trust
oo.) was present and explained
tne plans OF the company. lie
stated that he had Just returned
Tile Gay before 1lom Chicago
Whence he came with 1unuS pro-
Vldea and with Instructions to
push at once the repans and en-
iar5 elAenls on the upper ditch.
ter ready lof delivery AZ the be-
ginning o1 the season and that
the more extensive changes would
DC naue later on SO as not to ln-
Lerlere Win the irrigation season
oI TINS year.
he meeting was very salts
factory one Tor many reasons.
MessIs. Eaton, onnpAlns and
-Aofodu \Jne Loflner DeIng presi-
ueAt and secfeCafy) represented
the MedDufay Association; and
AIessts. WeAs (Fresluent) and
'oanporn ana one otAeI geuLlenIan
represented the hlng LII Ass0-
clatlon. he attorneys OF the
Two associations, Judge Stock
sclllaser, \Alns Illll Assoclatlon)
ana "A. Ii. DrlcheAsteln, (MedDury
AsSoclatlon) were III attendance
as was also MI. Haga, attorney
lor the Irrlgallon Company.
"A IuII report OF the conference
VIII DC maze TO the hlng Lii
association aJ a special meeting
Louay ana to The MedDury asSo-
cation ut tnelr regular monthly
meeting next Saturday. Tins
meeting at MeaDury being the
annual meetlng, Officers Will be
elected tor the ensuing year.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-01-21

tion is already a burden on the
people where the corporations dis
regard the rights Of property ow-
ners. In some instances valuable
land has been flooded when their
own interest demands it.
Employers liability bill, intro
duced in the senate by Senator
Kerns, is one of the bills which
is of vast Importance, The min
ing corporations in the northern
part of the state have forced
their employees to sign away
their rights to damages in case
of injury, and likewise, damages
to relatives in case Of death, and
forced the miners to pay to the
insurance fund sufficient the last
year to pay for all damages
claimed.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-01-21
Baptist Missionary Meeting

On Monday and Tuesday, the
23rd and 24th, a Missionary Con
ference will be held both after
noon and evening each day, at
the Baptist church.
DR.. Cook of Spokane, Rever-
end Bradshaw Of China, Miss Ru-
by Weyburn, Rev. l.. G. Clark
Of Helena and W. II. Bowler will
be present and will take part in
the conference.
On Monday evening, the 23,
there will be a special meeting
for young women, from 7 until
8. Miss Weyburn will preside.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-01-21
Machine HANGS Waliparer,

Wallpaper is trimmed, hung and
pasted by new machine invented by
decorator IN St Joseph Mo It con.
sists Of small carrier for the roll of
paper, which unwinds and feeds across
paste container, while at the same
time a set of knives trim ii accurately
When papering ceiling the operator
fastens the apparatus TO his waist
mounts the scaffoid and walks along
it, hanging the paper as he goes In
papering the walls he may set the ma
chine on the floor near the wall, climb
a ladder and pull the paper ont of the
machine, pressing 1t against the wall
Popular Mechanics.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-01-21
Survey is Complete

Francis d. Adams informs the
Republican that the surveys for
the Elmore Irrigation company
are complete AMI that full re-
port rom the engineers VIZ be
forthcoming in about Il week or
ten days.
In the meantime, he wishes to
urge the water users to sign the
new contracts sent them a short
time ago so that there may be no
further delay.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-01-21
Washington Fruit Grower

Il. A. Lanhan, a successful
fruit grover from Wenatchee
Washing ton, has been here this
week looking after his property
interests. He expressed great
pleasure over the p osparous out
look for Mountain Home.
From an orchard of J2 trees,
Mr.. Lanhan shipped Owe 1000
boxes Of choice apples, an aver
age Of 20 boxes per tree, These
apples we've sold in Chicago and
New York markets,
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-01-21
HOUSE RESOLU-
TION NO. 4-ll-44
Demanding An Explanation From
Representative Walker For
Reason Of Absence.

The house at the afternoon ses-
sion had a bit of fun at the ex-
pense Of Representative Walker
OF Elmore county, who was mar
ried on Tuesday Of this week and
who had presented the members
with a couple of boxes of cigars
at the noon adjournment. Upon
reconyening of the house the fol
lowing resolution was presented: /:
House resolution No. 4-11-44,
by Hammer and Morgan.
demanding an explanation
from Representative Walker, of
Elmore county, as to the true
reason for his absence from the
dellberation of the house of repro
sentatlves of the eleventh session
Of the Idaho legislature; and pro-
viding a penalty for his failure
to comply with the provisions
therein contained.
BE it resolved by the house
OF representatives:
THAT, whereas, persistent ru-
mors to the effect that Represen-
tative Walker successfully dou-
bic crossed and slipped one over
on the house of representatives,
with wilful intent to deceive, by
securing his absence from the
house Of deliberations by feigning
illness, well knowing such express
sed reasons to be false and I'M
true, have reached the floor Of
the house, be it
Reslved by the house of re-
presentatiyes, the members of
which are sorely yexed, provoked
yes, even peeved, at the decep-
tion, that said Representative
Walker be, and he is, hereby com
PEELED to take a position before
the speakers chair and fully and
completely explain the real reason
for his absence, which, it is well
known, to some members of this
body had to do with uncharitable
designs on the future happiness
and welfare of poor, defense
less woman.
Resolved, that this body de-
mand to know why said Repre-
sentative Walker should even
think Of allaying the fears and
anxiety Of this body and expect
this body to accept him again in
to the fold, without due explana-
ton, with the suggestion of
bribe in the shape of a cheap ci-
gar.
" And be it further resolved,
that Representative Walker, fail
ing to comply with the provi-
sions of this resolution, be brand
ed a 'Mollycoddle' and mem
Der Of the Ananias club and; fur
ther, That it is the sense of this
body that he, said Representa-
tive Walker, be enjoined from
further association with the stem
ographers of the house and that
a copy of this resolution be sent
to the victim who must be the
one most to suffer in connection
with his deception and false
hood"
Motion was made to refer the
resolution to the live stock com
mlttee and remarks were demand |
ed from Walker who responded |
with a few felicitous words of
thanks and appreciation of the
attention he had received and
after hearty applause the house
proceeded to regular business
Capital News.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-01-21
TO Public School Patrons.
January II. 1911

JdHUdTy Il, IVII'
The second half Of the present
school year begins January %.
At this time a beginning class
will be started to which all be-
ginning pupils will be admitted
who are SIX or more years OF age,
or who will be six some time dur
ing the present school year. Be
ginning pupils will not be admit
ted after February lst,
|. b. Warner,
Superintendent of Schools
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-01-21
Taffy Tor Grandmother.

There is hardly anything that q
ters a grandmother more than te
her you don't believe she is on
Galveston News.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-01-21
Monday is the Day,

Owing to some difficulty en-
countered in securing a place to
impound stray dogs, the Village
Board has been delayed a few
days in getting talted,
However, next Monday the
work of enforcing the dog tax
ordinance will be executed in ear
nest, and those who have not
complied with this ordinance, will
have a fine to face,
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-01-21

"Iuc giftre oi ornr ncople Is rath
er er9snod c B" remarked the mora.
tier
Well, rejoined the demoralizer
what could you expect of anything
that is it's own reward?"
Arizona republican., 1911-12-18
ADJUSTMENTS
SAVOY THEATER.

Did you go to the Savoy yesterday No. Well you had better go today fo, you will be hearing your friends talk ing of the swell show they saw and then you'll be sorry you missed it The splendid programs of pictures songs and music that Mgr Brought is putting on is meeting with the approv- a! of the large and appreciative crowds that visit this popular place of amuse- ment nightly. The picture program for tonight is one of unusual merit There k big biograph feature The trail of Books. This is strong dramatic sto- " and full of heart interest and ends just to suit YOU. The Widow. another one of those beautiful Goumont pie lures. Who owns the Baby. Its a Lu- bim Nuff sed and Her Cowboy Lover A Nitagraph. This picture alone is worth the price of admission it is a western story with climax that is sure to excite and please.
 A Fred Roberts eThe man behind