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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-25

The organization has frankly aban-
doned the pretense Of making eiiec-
tive the will of the voters. It's lead
ess, from the president down, take
especial pride In the fact that they
have outwilled the majority and have
controlled the convention against the
will Of the rank and file of the vot-
ers-ths srabble. as Mr.. Taft's
chairman. Mr.. Mckinley, termed
them. If the American people are
really Fl for self-goveEnmens. they
viii Instantly take up the challenge
which knot Of political conspira-
tors have 50 insolensly thrown down.
Non-resistance 10 such treason
against popular government would
be almost as reprehensible as active
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-25

Mrs. S. E. Smith returned last
Saturday from tvo-monlhs' trip to
California. While there she met
several of the Nezpercs colony and
had a most excellent time. but she
says she is glad to get back home 10
the prairie country. She Femsm-
bered the Herald with a box Of
handsome fruit. lemons and oranges,
picked by herself in large grove
just before leaving. for which We
thank her very much. Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith, Who recently disposed
Of their fine ranch north Of town,
bought the W. S. Grant residence
in this city and viii make
their home among their many
friends here. and they win be most
heartily welcomed as citizens.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-25

Everybody in this section Of Lewis
county knows Michael E. Mocklsr'
candidate on the Democratic ticket
before the coming primary election
for the Office Of sheriff, and because
Of his UNMARRIED square dealing with
men. all those who know him like
him.
He is one Of the pioneers OF the
prairie; came here among the hFs'
white settlers and has done bis share
in the development that followed
oAscially, he served term as dep
uty sheriff under Sheriff Tom Barton
of old Nez Perez county and has
been constable of this precinct for
many years. He is well qualified to
ill the Office be seeks, and will APP
preciaie whatever consideration is
given him.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-25

ton win not down. The theft Of 4
presidential nomination may have
succeeded in the past. but in this
day when civic righteousness is the
crying demand Of the hour, the peo'
pie viii no longer submit to such q
violent invasion Of their rights. Nc
man that loves his country can sup
port the nominee Of the Chicago
convention.
In the language Of Col. Roosevelt
himself:
''No free peopls can afford to
submit to government by theft. II
the viii Of the people is defeated by
fraud. then the people do not rule.
If those who are thus foisted on
them represent the special interests
instead Of the people. then the inter
esss and not the people rule. When
the people are denied their own
thoroughly efficient weapon, the di-
rect primary, against this usurpa-
ton. as vas done by the ruling in
the California Washington. Arr
coma and Texas cases, then under
the system thus established the peo-
pie cannot rule. The only remedy
is to break from the system. It is
useless to counsel patience until the
next convention because the organ
ization is already complete to nullify
The action Of the people as effectively
hen as it vas done at this time.
The same arbitrary powers have
been conferred on the National Com
nittee that we're exercised this time,
md that Committee, which is to act
a 1916, is already elected. It is
composed of men, the majority Of
whom under the leaf of one OF their
lumber, Mr.. Barnes have already
ihown by their votes in the conven-
ion that they are prepared to re-
'eai in 1916 the usurpation Of 1912.
Every state in the Union might pass
Presidential primary laws, and all
hese states might vote for the same
'andidate, but if that candidate
vere not satisfactory to the national
committee nov in Office, it could,
md would, reverse the action of the
'eople. On a square issue of power
'etween the Republican National
committee and the Republican voters
he committee has won. and has
demonstrated that it can win again.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-25
PROGRESSIVE CON-
VENTION CALL


To the Progressive Voters and
Taxpayers Of the State Of Idaho:
A call having been made by the
Taxpayers Progressive Party of
Fremont County for convention to
be held at St. Anthony. Idaho. on
the 50th day of july 1919, for the
purpose of dominating a Legislative
and County Ticket. and in line With
the universal demand for a pro-
gressive movement, and having re-
ceived a telegram from Senator ].
NJ. Dixon, and communications from
numerous prominent citizens of
Idaho requesting the organization
of Progressive Party and the hold
ing Of a state convention at the same
lime and place for the purpose of
nominating state ticket, presiden-
tial electors and also to elect dele
gates to the National Convention
of the Progressive Party to be held
at Chicago Aug. sth, q call has
been issued in accordance Herewith,
and all voters, both men and women,
who are in sympathy with this move
ment are hereby invited and urged
to attend said convention.
The high-handed and corrupt
methods employed in the interests
of the predatory wealth at the Chi
cagO convention speak Trumpet
TOngued'' against the deep damna-
ton Of political infamy that has
shocked the moral senses of the
American people. The moral ques-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-25

Va chr Ons Hundred Dollars RsW.rd ~ az
go q CaisrIh tAat cannot b eursd ~ hA1s
FL CHENEY a 90. Ioislo ..
Wa ~ undsrsl1nsd. have knoun y. y cnsaeI
Az ne h1l Il Yaaia and baiisve I'm peit.e.y -.
ornhla n an business uan1aetions Ald ae..eeA4
ahla 70 caIIY ouI any o1ll1atlnn1 m4ae ~ - -
WAlnrN1. KINNAN a NAnFlN,
Whoiaaaie DrugEbl4 Iolad0. o.
Uann cafnrfh Cure , taken hltfnahY. ee.Nl
al,esfr n1on fhs blood anf mucous surfaces q ~
1Vu11rr fo1finonia8 lea1 hsa PIKE - 800 -
's ~. az ass = rs n ~ Fas ss saasspan.A
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-25

By Gold Standard Flour. the famous
hard turkey and blue stem blend,
made by the Nezperce Roller Mills,
Ltd. It's an all around -four. good
for bread, cakes or biscuits. being
scientifically blended and tested,
makes the gluten content just right.
Remember our goods are guaranteed
full weight in every package.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-25

800 acres improved Eastern Ore
gon wheat land. q miles from rail-
road station. VIII sell to response.
bic parties on grain paymsnt--no
cash required. Must have sufhcisn,
outfit to handle the property. Price
SIS per acre. See Mr.. &. Mouncs.
Chapin-Herlov Mtg. & Trust Co.
5rd Floor Chamber Of Commerce,
27-3w Portland, Oregon
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-25

During the sumner months mother. 81
young children should watch for any unnai.
ural looseness Of the bowels. When given
prompt attention At this time serious trouble
may Be avoided Chamberlain's Collie, ChoI.
era and Diarrhosa Remedy can always b
depended upon. For sale b. eli dealers.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-25

Ifyou are q housewife you cannot reason.
ably hope 70 be healthy Or beautiful By uash-
ing dishes, sweeping and doing housegork
all day, and crawling into bed dead Tired a
night You must get out into the open air
and sunlight n you Do this every day and
keep your stomach and bowels 10 good order
By taking Chamberlain's Tablets when need
Cd, you should become both healthy and
beautiful For sale By all DEALERS
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-25

Visit DR.. Booths optical parIors,
the best fitted this side Of Spokane.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-07-25

Nezperce. Idaho. July /. 1912.
Financial report Of school district
No. 20 Of Lewis county:
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-04-26

will bear and forbear, and that
the dove Of peace will hover over
our town in the future as in the
past.
Circuit court convened here in
regular adjourned session We'd
nesday for the purpose Of hear
ing the case against Toney
Fieorite Of Moberly, charged
with contempt Of court, which
was disposed Of by plea Of guilty
and a fine Of $1,000. Prosecuting
Attorney Rucker is highly COM
plimented on the diligence dis
played in prosecuting this case.
In the death Of II. II. Richard
son at the ripe age Of So, another
Charlton county pioneer is re-
moved. He passed away at the
home of his son, George, at
Maryville. NO.. Tuesday morn
ing and his remains were brought
here. and after funeral ceremon-
lies At the Methodist church by
Rev. Grove. they were inferred
in the Richardson grave yard. a
few miles north Of town, with
Masonic honors. Deceased was
highly respected and had as
many friends as any man who
had ever lived in Salisbury
He was a soldier in the Mexican
war in 1865 also saw services
in the war Of the rebellion. on
the southern side. He leaves
several children and grand child
rem. but no wife. she having
died a few years ago. Good by
old soldier. the parting gives US
pain. Though done with earth.
we'll meet again. Where death
and partings never come. But all
with God are safe at home.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-04-26
Tony Fiorita Convicted

At the regular adjourned term
Of the Circuit Court in Salisbury
held last Wednesday at which
time the case Of Tony Fiorita
was set for hearing on contempt
proceedings based on Information
charging that Antonia had in
duced a witness, w. B. West, a
detective employed in the case Of
the State Of Missouri against
Henry Freeman who was charg-
ed with a violation Of the local
option law West being duly sub
peonaed on the part OF the State
in the case. TO absent himself
from the court on the day of
trial and disregarded the process
Of the court. Fiorita was cited
to appear before the court on
April 10, the day set for the
Freeman trial. to show cause
why he should not be punished
for contempt. Eorita entered
voluntary appearance and was
given one week In which %
make answer to the information
filed by the Prosecuting Attorney
and Wednesday, April "a was
set for the hearing. Fiorita be-
ing put under $1,000 bond for
his appearance.
Tony appeared. plead guilty e
the charge Of contempt. admit
ing that he had procured the
absence Of the detectives. and
thru his lawyers. Hon. Oak Hun
ter and Arthur Chamier Of Mob
erly and Gilbert Lamb Of Sails
bury. declared he was only a 60
between for the parties against
whom the detectives were q
testify furnishing none Of the
inducement himself. The court,
Is fixing punishment We think
very properly took cognizance oi
the physical condition Of accused,
from the statement Of his ply
sician DR.. Irwin OF Moberly. n
well as the saffron color Of Fiorita
and placed the penalty for hi
wrong doing ut n fine Of 800
only. which. with the cost o.
$5265 was Immediately paid
Prosecuting Attorney Rucker hat
4 lead pipe cinch on Tony. and car
receive only highest praise ans
commendation for following u
TO no successful conclusion. th'
crime Of tampeing with the frc'
administration Of justice. Thai
the fate Of Fiorita will detel
those who have no respect fol
the function Of courts from TAX
Ing chances on serving n term II
the penitentiary N well a. hay
ing 10 plank kown a heavy fine
goes without saying.
r Last Saturday afternoon n ter
rifle storm hit New Cambria ans
among the buildings damages
were the Farmers and Merchant
Bank. which lost lis Tin roof: th'
Grand Goodsop bank building
several residences. the Catholic
chursh In the northwest part o.
town was totally destroyed an,
the Sl0.0 900 Atterbury was dam
aged 10 one-fourth In value
The total damage will amount d
something like 500. 900.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-04-26
KeytesviIle Orchestra Concert

As advertised, the new Orches-
ira under the dictatorship of
Prof. Goetze favored US with a
rare musical entertainment We'd
nesday evening. It has been so
long since this city has had an
orchestra Of her own, and this
one sprung so rapidly into a top
position, that we feel surprised
that the attendance was not
larger, tho the big court room
was pretty well filled.
We havn't space to more than
mention two or three specially
well received numbers, principal
among which was the baritone
and cornet duette, Hughes and
Richardon. Piano solo by Mrs.
o. F. Leftwich, Violin solo by
Miss Goetze, Vocal duette, Miss
Murphy and Mr.. Bradshaw and
the numbers by the orchestra
were especially good. The drop
ping of Of a flipper-happer from
Mr.. Hills Clarinet, interfered
materially with what promised to
be the piece de resistance in the
flute and clarinet duette.
Some splendid voices were
misguided into an operate chan
mel and the water proved too
deep.
The entertainment was ex.
cellent and all too brief. Come
again and stay longer.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-04-26
Pee Dee Prattle

I. j. Littler made a business
trip to Triplett this week.
James M. Welch sold and de.
livered a pair Of work mules to a
buyer at Keytesville last We'd
nesday.
Ed Prather visited his sister
Mrs. Sam Knott at Westville
last Sunday. Mrs. Knott has
been very III several days.
Marvin McAdam Of Columbia
visited his uncle. Ed Prather anc
his sister. Mrs. Arch Cavanat
and Miss Frankie last Sunday.
Mrs. Lora Watson who has
been visiting her mother Mrs. c,
w. Shoemaker several days re
turned TO her home In Cairo III,
last week. She with many Others
had been forced TO leave the city
on account Of the Mississippi
floods.
Our mail carrier Finnel ha,
been transferred at his Request
TO route 2. We regret very much
to loose Mr.. Finnel as he hai
been a faithful old servant, ant
the most accommodating genia
all round pleasant carrier. thiI
Office has ever had. at the sam,
time we don't blame him fol
making the change as he hai
been doing two mems work foI
one mans pay.
ID. w. Strickler met with n
accident last Monday that cam
near being serious. He wa
leaving Keytesville In compan,
with Andrew Cook who wa!
driving a pair Of mules. Tn
mules Of course had iden pecul
lar TO q mule. and not being cit.
broke decided 10 make q get
away. thereby forcing Mr.
Strickler TO take a high dive tha
landed him In the middle Of th'
street Fortunately no bones wer'
broken and the old man willeool
have his running gear In actiol
again.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-04-26
Salisbury Squibblings

SALISBURY SquiDDiihgs
Our street carnival begins next
Saturday. Come over.
Mrs. Alice Craig is erecting a
splendid cottage, for a residence,
in Copeland & Donaldson's ad-
dition.
II. L. Hayes priced his crop
Of tobacco and began shipping
Il to market last Thursday. We
learn the price was 10 cents.
Bert Kelly and wife have q
new boy Of which they are
proud. and are receiving con-
gratulations Of their friends.
Laura Kitchen is erecting a
cottage residence in Williams's
10 take the place Of one destroy.
ed by fire last winter.
Theo. Tilson Is on the gruntinO
list, threatened with appendicitis.
We hope he will get along with.
out having to undergo an opera
ton.
Harry Hunter. the department
store prince, traded his stock Of
merchandise for a farm in Ran.
dolph county but will remain in
Salisbury for the present.
We are glad to learn that Miss
Izora Smith. daughter Of our
real estate agent, has secured
the school at the Brown schoo
house, for the ensuing term. and
wish her unbounded success.
Judge Minter came over Tues
day to take the testimony in III,
case Of Lucy L. Green against
the estate Of G. L. Green. de
ceased. and will pass on the
matter at the May term.
J. W. Luck attended the Mat
lock sale, near Dawkins bridge
Friday. and reports that stocl
sold reasonably well. considering
the condition they were in. FeeC
is high and grass 50 slow abou'
coming that stock men are SLOW
about buying.
Claud Knowles was arrestet
Monday on a warrant sworn ou
before Justice Mason, charging
him with a nameless assault OF
Mrs. Ernest Crawford. He CAV,
bond for his appearance and III,
matter viii be investigated.
Fannie Morris, wife Of Henr!
Morris. a eolored man. die,
Thursday night after a brie
illness ofheart trouble. She an,
her husband came here n few
years ago. and both were wei
respected by the white ant
eolored people alike.
Word comes from Excelsio
Springs that on Sunday last Mrs
0la Bentley Of this place an,
William Hunter Of Ponca. Okla.
were married. Itwas GENERAL,
known here that this weddin,
would take place. but Il came a
somewhat Of q surprise after all
We congratulate.
| A little scrap between two o
our prominent business mel
Tuesday. caused . fiutter Of ex
element but II passed ava,
when Il was learned that neithe
was badly hurt. We hope boil
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-04-26
Dealers in Knot Hole

A breezy Western lumber sales
man stopped at the Walton for a
few days. returning from a trip
abroad. In the course Of his
second evening. he had made
friends with 4 half n dozen men
from other cities.
Yes. boys" he said. insisting
they take wine, Il can well
afford to pay for the bubbles.
Why. when | was In Europe |
pulled off n little deal that'll net
me more than the cost Of n thou
sand trips over the pond.
You see. | trade principally
In white woods, free from knots.
OF course. pine knots are waste;
only good firewood. But I jus,
made 4 deal with a Swiss toy
factory and III sell all the knots
and knot holes ="
What do they use 'em for7''
asked the inquisitive one.
Ear holes for wooden hor.
ses," came back The answer.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-04-26
Detectives West and
Oxford Tried

w. B. West and A. R. Oxford
who were employed by local
optionists to obtain evidence of
infraction of local option law in
this County being detectives
from Phil Kirk agency Of Kansas
City, were last Wednesday dis
charged by Hon. Fred Lamb
from answering to charges of
contempt.
These men after engaging in
the case and obtaining evidence
sufficient to convict certain part
les charged with violation Of the
local option law after being sub
poenaed and appearing at the
Salisbury Circuit Court, suddenly
vanished. Prosecuting Attorney
Roy W. Rucker smelt a fault
somewhere, and set about to
find the recreants and not only
got out Of them the information
they had gathered and which he
needed in his business but also
to let the court have a chance 10
teach them more respect for his
legal mill as well as common
honesty. He run West down in
Seattle Washington and Oxford
in st. Louis, and to prevent any
mishap on their account, the
court committed them to tn,
county bastile to think over
Roosevelts prospects for tn,
presidency until they were agar
needed at court.
These men furnished evidenc,
on which convictions Of record
in the court were made. anc
also, Of more Importance, dat
leading to the conviction oi
Antonia Fiorita for seducins
them, details Of which appeal
elsewhere in this issue. Tn,
court, taking these facts int
consideration along with the fac
that they had already dined or
Sheriff Hardings fat hens 30 day,
. and for which the coutny hat
to pungle up so much per. yer.
wisely considered that further
commitment would amount 4
nothing more than futher ex
pense TO the County. and upol
the recommendation Of Prosecut
ing Attorney ordered their re
lease.
Attorney Rucker informed u
that but for the great interes
and hearty assistance Of Phi
Kirk. in whose detective agenc!
West and Oxford were employees
he would have found il perhaps
impossible to have located thes'
men. but that Mr.. Kirk spare,
no time or means at his eomman,
to get these unreliable sleuths Z,
complete what they had beel
employed to do.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-04-26

Miss, Mabel Fetzer. one out Of
the 200 handsome school marms
Of this county. and her cousin.
Mrs. Mcfarland. were shopping
here Thursday.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-04-26

Eugene Pinegar and Murry
Hughes, two Of the best looking
young farmer boys westof town.
who went to Illinois week before
last TO spend the summer. found
splendid positions but got home
sick for mamma or some body
else and come in last Saturday
evening. Finding everything
like they left itat home. they
have concluded 10 camp right
there for keeps.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-04-26
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

| IS'NHD'hS hNAN y
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge John Coll
were shopping at the hub We'd
nesday.
Circuit Court, Keytesville May
6. Docket complete in next
Courier.
Bud Dooley and wife left for
their farm near Forest Green
Monday.
d. W. Strickler and Andrew
Cook Of Mussel Fork were in
town Monday.
Rev. Shearon and little grand
son Of Chraneville were in town
Wednesday.
Mrs. c. II. Magruder Of st.
Louis is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. w. Anderson.
Miss Louise Sasse. one Of
Brunswick's charming lady musi-
clans was in town the first Of the
week.
G. W. Riley, John Triplett,
Chas. Straub and Phil Neidholdt
Of Brunswick were in the city
Thursday.
Hon. H. c. Minter held a spec
ial term Of court in Salisbury
this week to accommodate some
elderly people.
Mrs. Thos. Tetlow and daugh-
ter were Keytesville shoppers
: Thursday. Tom drove and car
ried bundles.
Uncle" Jesse Brooks and
! daughter, Mrs. Tom Pankey. left
for Linneus Wednesday on a
business trip.
The $500 cash prizes offered
: by the merchants to purchasers
Of goods in Keytesville is worth
taking a shot at.
! Everett McKittrick and wife
: and Miss Dorothy Chapman Of
Mussel Fork were shopping at
the Hub Saturday.
, Mrs. r. W. Rucker. after at
tending high class musical enter
tainments in Kansas City. Is Wis.
iting In Carrollton.
: Miss Mile Dodge Of Forest
Green, a popular young school
5 teacher Of that section was in
{ town the first OF the week.
] Fred Seiser. a dealer in monu.
y ments at Chillicothe and a
q brother Of DR.. Seiser. our popular
$ dentist, was in the city this
c week.
You might get. yes you. might
= get the cash prize July 9Th. At
least you can try IL with out ex-
o pense by buying your goods in
keytesville.
7. Gray Wright, son-in-law Of
q Judge and Mrs. John Coll. Is
= expected from Hanford. Calf.
: about May 2 on a visit to his
: wife and son 7. Gray Wright, Jr.
e The Commercial Club has en-.
n gagged ID. ID. Knight with his big
engine. who with Edgar Tisdale
Y and the big scraper Il fixing the
n roads in two times and one
motion.
I Judge Ed Welch Of Mussel
4 Fork came to the capital last
j. Wednesday for the first time In
months. He said he was snow
y bound part Of the time and mud
J. bound the balance Of the time.
J; Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Pinegar
u celebrated the return Of the bride
y and groom Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
8 Pinegar last Sunday by serving 4
sumptuous dinner TO a few Of
their immediate friends. In ad-
dition TO their son. Ray and wife.
: there were present: Bud Dooley
and wife. Frank Brake Of Bruns-
q wick and Miss Mabel Pinegar.
/. Eugene Pinegar and Miss Cert
= rude Horton. Murry Hughes and
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1912-04-26

The meeting Of the board Of
appeals last Monday was attend
cd by n number from various
parts Of the county who were
giving attention 10 increases In
their assessments. Who ever
failed being on hand lost the last
chance 10 have correction made.