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The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16

 ARE DEBATED
CONGRESS- DISCUSSES THE EDU- CATION TEST FOR NEW.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. lE.-A Hpirit- cd debate whi.h tasted for four hours took place yesterday h the hnuH~ when tlv.s uueslsnn ee the ednUatioh teak fur immigrants sams up for dis cussIon. This dist Az'on arose Sn ths Burnett bln which provides for n ceT- tain literary teHt for all who GesdFe to enter +hs United 8tatAs from for %lcn coontriea Burnett 1B \ democrat but many mcmbcrH Ef his party in llle house ar4 tnrAily uproHed' to his bill. During t1s 1etnte n1any of thsHf cot' tendod Lhut nun without aHy EooTl- edge of reading 1r writing might De aa dcslrabla tmsndsTEnTR as those who were ppBseaAAd 1f A li1ue dangerous learning end mHhtbe mora Ao on thR 0thEr slde wArs representatives who xupc no quarter to the 1IllttrNte who gath entrance.
 The qEAstiun Hi1l Oceupy much snnth time As iE la regarded us aE prime fmportzncG
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WORKING FOR
 WAPPENSTEIN
sEA-TLE's CHIEF OF POLICE HAS
 FRIENDS STiLt
Special Nalaast Hse~ssDA

Special Ns,aast ess~sCA
 |, GEATTJ.E. .Cec I4-A cOnceRtsh nlATsment n now taking pAcs haV- ins for ita cb1ees the pardon nf Wap- psnst ain. formerly chief of police of thls city. Although al admit that i'e wns xuIIty ot the crlnIrs far which nc waa scntenan6 a great number "f lG1- ple are working strenupusly to oIhHI the pardon Ind Huveral Vt them arc men who urcupy MUrine"u posi tons.
 wmppcnsts1n htJnzklf Js HAtd so bear himpe.t tn thG psnItsnUaET with &hs aIr ot u man who doUs HOt sx1Etrt t1 stay rhrrs very long. Indeed il IH said thet the governs only nsed$ tht excuzs of q widely signed toqu%st 10 let the Av- chief huSc his freedom and Wapps may hH expected soon aEaiH [" be seen oR L1e streerH-
 The TIMe6 and itG owners are Eork . ing l.ard fpr him, 9hculd the pres . ent governor rvfuss Lo acr 1T Ia con sadered likely that RlAthsn will have enough InI1uencs With the coming cenocratlc governor. Lister tp secure the liherty vr the man whVEn hA tou.ht s1 hard fnt4
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ME!7ElAW REID
 PASSES AWAY
u. 8. AMBASSADOR TO GREAT aRsTAIN uNEHPECTEoLT
 DIE3.
6paaint Nuuast SArvico.

Spsaist Nupgst sArvica.
 LONDON. Dee iG.-WhIteIa~ a +tI
 'nlted States an1Laassualur ,n jreai Ei,tuIn. aird lns' hig'', at DOTch1a.er house, Httor An iiln@ss Ir only tew days.
 Flo was ban ;Lt keLtR- O.. October 21. IS57, Nud YES :. lnIIrnalIat by Fr7- lSsSlsn. ETe rscriTud degrees In IIx ford. Tale. GaInbri1grr St. A0LEsGS aud Mh%r UnlSlrx lies. He wae Tst editor uf he TrniS News and beC.It:Ie VAT correspondent snd wnshir. LNn correspondent for utheT papUrr i!t fullVwed scvrrlu pihrr ncrupatione un- ttl hs bsrzmA mrnber uf the edl tnrIaI stan of the Hew York I'ribE'Iv and became %eItHr In chief anIf Cht't pr.HprietcI FIG HRs n1rried -4rr e SC. 1891, to EIzAbsth. duughter 'If D. c. MIilR He vas republican HcnEnes for Vlrc president of tHe JIslit 3d st0.rs in Ispg. Alter nLltns rar10ns othsr omcss, diplomatic Gnd oth.r- wise, he SeeaDe aIMba ssadnr to Creut I'Htpin in lscs-
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ApsedaA NRuual esrVIUA

Apseial NRuual esrVIVA
 cnE TOWN. EVuIh AEtina. ISe'A l+-. -fssn~rsl T.nuis HnihH, formerly uOEI,alAndeT In chief of tho DoAE fnrcHH In tIlc1r war with Great Britain llas rspiKned Aa prime m1niaIer of thr Sorth Afr1ean uniUn, Hnm@ rather shnAaE0hA rumuTs ATe uutrnnl [" tha cffsct that Botha Ia nOt satisfied with the manner In which the HritiHh prr lion oT tHA population is adrInG TO- wards his Dutnh fAllS% suhJAnrs. pr. Jameson, leader of ths raid which h0- gan the trouble in South AtriCR is stlE busy and thaA haII AInlLTihnh Ca se ureHl1vf hInihHlf.
 Altar the granting nj horne rule te South AfrEaA H0tha naturally hecAn@ ths lcadcr UT tke lsATty sp which ths Dutch belonged Hhd eYkTy %mOtE ns
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MUST Y|ELD| OR FIGHT
AUSTRIAN SHIPS TRAVEL :
 NO MORE TO SERVIA

me detail as to theIE der1anna could be secured
 It Ia urlJCni according tp AH n:utIA7 published that they intend t4 sh.sw anIy as i1ile consideration as Dvsslsls To Turkey. Thry regard tho TukL As rnbbsrs of territory in 4 eohtlr ",II l., ~hich n,ey had no right AnsI 4he feeling pH NLtIernsNs tGWari tlhaT defeated enemy Is Hma EHglS ln.CnRs
 The ~aT brings aut viVIdly tH fnes that Turkey over ran IH 0lden IIlyy ths lands which il nCV hosds south r ins teAUkAna and that really 'hA Balkan D-'ople pte ;ust AA much, pT mars, entitled to lts owAsfsh1p rs the Turks. The worI6 seemed l9 hAVr forxotieu lhtH unIII the prss+nt ~ar hrpke nut
 The delegates rlI na;4 theIr respects to Ihe reretRn mInIsLkr of iIlr HFIIi4a sIveru nn arrival and %Gre r~- ceIss1 with A0hUrA
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excuIe tO ths great neweTH IU uIedal+ ~iIh ths negotiations.
 These negotiations viii open alnH. day. Al the maetsrlg Of rhh pIensro- tsntiaE'eS the demRnds oE thV M.lIGx wiH be presented and thIs will ba Iha CpeHinE Uf thA battle nr wits TNt- ks1's representatives rr vxprrLed "a hold out Ip IhR VEry East minute LhIt it Is universally fAls LIIaI nuthiIn ia left them hut hn&l compliance with at IeGai EomU of their %n4nn1ss' de . rMnds.
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FISHER WANTS BETTER
 ALASKA LEGISLATURE

EIo also TunUmm%ndS the con PTur- tton of raLlrvAl ITvm llI+ %1'Fr Inc Matlnnska coal fields arf1 'I'rI:c4 to thH Yukon tf TAiLAna Hr%T. He uiSC sussests the HdOpEivh nI the ls sinA sysLsm fur ths dcEciqpm4Iu of the mineral anI coal resorrcea but rec'r,. menda the observation of ! sunirlsnL goal fot .the. asA .nt tne .DaSty! tzi1 .xs<amtusnant1sns 4Is4tnT +sS harc heI with the approval o4 mary nf thr drfnuuIatIe naemhsrs of c.E'. grrss and the shuncAs are ron n+'drre1 ,1 bn sr,nd for a trstnnna1ua aHnnuH+ nf development psorh within ehs Iias' LeN EeAIa
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sULZER RESsGN6. RpsaiHI Nhaatt su-vsca.

WASHINGTON. ?. C. Det. 1s,-- William Srlser. gOvrrnUr- -"lecl aT ER~ York .hAa nrescnLci hIs rAh5nA sian From tha huuae Of 1'errAscuIAtiveo4 to take eifcrt oR 'le Mzr day of thc ycnr
 IL is probable thar It's dcrcUiAntr VIII be marked lH E,4ns' compliment aiy remdrka uJnn IIm Irrtad ne Ihr oe| GoVtrnor during h;s lime tn con FFrss.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16

LONDON. DEn. I6. -"FeaG1 w.I: ia New YuHrR pF we will enforce aL sy cannon and iayUnut 1t CnuHtuntno. ph. before EasttT."
 This Is the sIaiument given p'd hS thr ftaI1sAn deIeeRtrs today is HiL AH- socia,ed Preas Whnse London rrprr - seItaI1Ve had received Instruet:1n% Ir obIAIn their united view.
 F1Irrnc+ they retuAed 10 gn Ard nal
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sRsciAI NUaa4s 3Arsues-

WASHINGTON, n. q, Ilec. tS.-- Walter EIaher, secretary ot h" inTc- Tipr. in thr ashsAI rsport 10 cpnr-t"H RuhmittEd tCday. recommends th7 tn- stttnuon of a new fufEn u1 Goverrns1't In Alaska which would Dc b*tl'er adapted to fha needs at thDAs l;rInI n. +As,s,sts 5aS.xtIas+s, : :: .:;;-s ..'','. ;-'-
 an this -sc1in,nehdasIon ne h1EE- ne' entered into dsrAils bur hIs aplrQn sa takvu to hc thai tha 3ourney fu Ju' nnau from Noul% hua orh+r ptstt 'i should hA avoided. He rnoy mean thar each aIv1siun shouItt hAvE its "~1 leg ialRture.
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evssie3 Nugest HaFELoA

WASHINGTON, pec. E-Tk& com m1aaion af army 0ITleers Abp3Ihled Lu Lnv&sliEnr% lh% lnatrsr has reported thHt Mc1ice should hc rUHuiT01I to lE1y Ihe sum si ssG,e01 Ks indemnity for The %uundEhg abd kiIliIE of Amer irans hY Mg1tcanH near tne border dpriBe Use repS'uilolL
 Twenty three America na altogether have he&n eiIher Killed or wuunded The resltiyca nt .hnSH Isillpti. according
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Imeortad Armoad Wat4r. at FsLtiA.
4. 8. IAHtES NIGHT.

Lnst Saturday N1ght waA lHdirs might Tt the Arctic RtVth4thoHd and | vcry pleasant evening WAS cn5oTc1 Music. ponI. hiIhArds. tafds and dAnc' ing in Ihe eIrh rnoma tornnet the chIce ;hcaapreR
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!, 5, MAY COMPEL
 MEXICO TO PAY

tn the rrP0Tt Sf tho cdmniss,uncrH are entttf~d to eompensatiQn ,Rs well As tho msu EIIo ~rrc ruly Injured.
 II is atmNsr . certainty that con- xreEE will Adopt the recomrlendaiion .nJ flat ths dsnna nd for the indrmni- ties will he prrxenlGa ui Vnce,
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Special MAaRst HAfsteE

6:lICAGQ. Dee. 1S.-HIc1IoIaS Eur- ray Butler OI Columbia Universally Tevelied at Theodore Rups%Talt tod1y the raeRt severe and blltcT attack tn Whlnh tho latter has hevn rXrnaeh aincc h1a rHtlretntnt rom the White House.
 Butler urged lIIc people td EliInInhte him completely from thlirlc* because he tHlieVed hIa political activities funded toWnfdH the disruption of ;ail furmy yf rTsaHlsel government rnlesz
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ltiNUOrI. Ilac. H. Thu G0rEFh- msnts Of ths f.Iur Halkan sl1IeR at sa- wItIL Turkey ARpU drawn up ,Asma which wiI be prcatnlHd lH inc rU,EiuIs. plenIpotsnsiAri+s will s unit ,a frout. Al fonr have deeIdeA upon ,.asn,nIninx hscrsey x.l that the ar It.lAs of the t~ryrLh have net IecOHe known ouLsIda The s%-reey Is priu- satAlIy Iiue to the desire Iu give i"1
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WILSON HOME. $pASiAI Nugget aaFVSeA

, HAMILTON. Dee. ls,-WDodrow W1Iznn sailed Saturday on tho gReAm- snip Bermuda for NAV York. DHr" inE the eighty days TIT 80 preceding lis inaugurattnn hD Will hs kept con- gtantlF busy rneetinH the THrtons leaders oG his party and sel1ctEnE inc members of hts cabinet. The wotk ii be done hy hin HsI eEeatH much in l%rcat and HySculations aFc rtfR aE oyer the coIrnLry n& tn who hls se- leoftchs pill be.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-12-16
HELEN GOULD
 GETS MARRIED
FoRTY.FouR BUT STILL WILL Iku TO TAKE 4 CHANCE.
Nuqsst Special esrwi~@

Nuaesk Special esrVi@a
 LAknWJcIu. Dee. 1S,-EHo. Gnntd hnz annUGnced tIIe engagement of his sLster, Hs!cn .to F1rIer J. sheWnrd, e 9r. L0nsA railroad nan. Miss Guuhl is well knuHn .JI over inc cnnntrY be- causa ar her works oi btnevclencA particularly during the Spsn1Sh -ATn- crfcHn war. She <rns hnFn Jnns 20. Isgs, aud 1t waR K~nc >IlIY believed that she vvuIllII rItG single.
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av.niaI Nuqnee Service

nuT GRADE, Etf. ls-AlI fhs Aus .,,n. neanAhip lines plying betTcss, ...+-,a and SDrviR 1istrs L1tcVliiInusL se,,Ice Rnd nev"T since Inc r"n- -s,nau1eni of The Lrudbls hAa any. tA,n. hApprhsd su ErItHly siEIilIln~nI mho c~mse oF sIe sLutsEstEe ia Q Tnys- -.ry and SGTvtaHs Rwukr ld Ei% Tact ..c. .reh R move was intunaol UnIy ,.hAn u hal ssiVAIly occurred.
 The peopl-.t of t''e t"" c""uirlr1 ,.., towards e:,th other Hl. Ihe hitter nan. a.-.,t:Iated with A AInIe rG wnr.
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We have d lsra& Aaa Irtn1erE al fancy holiday aifk books. r%Edy fnI matlrrh, LsWSn BrdA
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GENERAL BOTHA
 PREMIER NO MORE

ths JameHyn nIM i5rtt1SII parIIgAnH to sAI Ldwer wss Uut VoLed- IL Ia xcn. vrsLsy believed that n.Any BrItlnh col. SnlSlS however. aided w1.h BothH 90 that \ nuitlI administration miEAt he =rsafud uhl lty llIEr iutuIIs Iir cd p1iEsts of that nationality bC RppUAsa- rtI 1lRmberA nt shc 1npTiRl K0Vern meui. including L1nyd George and Htnsron Churchill, nre Satd RlHo tO hav4 aided shle movement.
 The result nf Rotha'e retirement nnSy have 2 serInuS rfferi hItt he. l1B W4E and the orhrr I0y durs of tho vnF Rre reinE rlt they can t0 reconcile thEIr psuple will, llR neW nrtiar of rhtrEH-
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BUILDINGS FOR SHOVEL.

Nelson and QIeson are moving tiIeIr larger buildings from Solomon to 6a- tnbHs+ larger hotel tlAartArH St HhoTei H-44E
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Twelve Vuness ef ~ehillinsS Bsst I' squEI to sixteen If Ary cshsr k'"d s' baking pswdsr saId At PuI%t'&
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ohisksn dinner nExt "Wednesday; eatuisria ssyiA, Cenpr ss at7ensl church! te R- Rn
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HaxAAr apsns i: rSo ?. m., Wsdn+s day, Eana -epasioraI church.
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EWhENEE CONCLUDED. So@eiAI Nugget AsrTlss.

%AHHIH9TlH Dec ii. -1'i1a sEi- dAnce dh fhe ease ur Archhold haa been concluded Hud nothing n1w rs. Erlains i0 coms but inc verdict
 Tbe opinion outside the bei1atH seemz tv hn that nV LsztLrnolsy has he4n introduced which would prove hiM 10 be KuIIly rt tho charge Pre' E<rfed
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Imported Trie Trae Wzfsrs At FD. lst'n
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Real apple eiasr st Lsh~AnH'A
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La..Hs* at L.hrnan's.
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MURRAY BUTLER HITS
 ROOSEVELT SEVERELY

he hImsGlt WFA Ie;IlCr-
 KnrhtnE he could sry annrf the ez- pTea.dunt Bfstvl&d 10 him tn ne tou strung and hs hsus .aInlazt ae yei'e- nsent iu his praIss of Woodrow HT- HoTt.
 CoVntEE ao a0bh artsr the appea- rsn.s. ur Hnnsayelt In lhIa city thu re. narhs of TrofaRsnC Butler connmanded an unuausJ sl1iaaIrt of attention.
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ImPar4sd Wainatsh Watsru +f Fs- I~ais.
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MiAinn Editiona r%@aY fer fAAsliKB at tk% Nugget ehfisss &c.,.
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ImpsrA%A PaaU psaa Wsisrs At Fe'
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imported frSu Froh WafAra al Pa ISt's.
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csslssd Eess 2Se Ssst0 si PpIst'A
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WELL WELL Prktsy near hsF-szturdRY night.
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H0QKAYI

Roof Garden, Saturday night.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-04-25
WIRELESS SYSTEM USED
TO PURSUE ALLEGED
CRANK In PARMA

The Oregon Short Line officials
at Boise have sent an Inspector
to Parma to find the man who
wrote them yesterday from that
town telling that he had been
pursued by some unknown par
ties all the way from Denver to
Boise, says the Statesman of
Tuesday. That these parties
were running a small engine and
train on all the branches OF the
Short Line, equipped with a wire
less apparatus and that they
were determined to locate him.
The man said further that he be-
lieved himself securely hidden by
going to Parma but he feared
that they might get him yet and
il he was murdered within the
next few days the Short Line
would be responsible.
One of the o. S. l.. detectives
has come to Parma to try to lo-
cate the man and investigate
his troubles.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-04-25
|. O. O. F. TO
CELEBRATE
AT EMMETT
Ninety-third Anniversary
of the Lodge Will Be
Fittingly Observed


The 93rd anniversary OF the
Odd Fellows lodge will be OBJ
served by the Canyon County
association in a celebration at
Emmett tomorrow. At this time
Emmett will entertain the larg-
est assemblage OF Odd Fellows
that it will be possible to muster
in thecounty. The Rebekahs will
also make up an Important part
OF the delegation.
special train has been ar.
ranged for and will run from
Parma. leaving here about 9
O'Clock tomorrow morning. The
train will pick up crowds at in.
tarnediate points, going via
Nampa. A large number OF Par.
ma people will 90 to Emmett to
attend the largest anniversary
celebration ever held in Canyon
county.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-04-25
STARTING WITH HOGS

Get q good Judge OF hogs to
select for you from one to five
sows, not more. Select good in-
dividuals that come from pro-
life strains on both sides. The
man who has had no experience
with hogs should start with one
choice brood SOW. His herd will
increase as fast as his ability to
manage it. With careful man
agement from twelve to twenty
gigs should be raised the first
year from prolific mature SOW.
The beginner should study his
hogs closely, becoming acqualnt-
ed intimately with their habits,
their likes and dislikes, learning
what they need and what is bad
for them. Cbeapness in produc-
tioD is the first point to be mas
tered by the beginner. In his
breeding he should work forlarge
llitters, early maturity and quail
ity. Starting with one SOW, il
will pay to buy a mature one
that has shown she will produce
Igood pigs and raise eight to ten
at a litter. Cheap shelter can be
made with straw, sod or boards,
The beginner cas watch his small
lot OF logs carefully and learn to
make them grow rapidly at leas,
Iexpense. Ii any trouble occurs
lit can usually be seen in a small
lot OF pigs before it is past curb
ling. When there rs a loss it can
mot be heavy and the grower gets
his experience cheapN. The see.
Iond year three OF four OF the
SOW pigs should be saved with
their dams. The third year the
lgrower shOuld have learned
enough about growing hogs te
be able to handle rem s0ws and
Their produce and after that h,
should know enoug to slowly in
crease his hog herd to the limit
of his farm.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-04-25
CANYON DEMOCRATS ARE
FOR CLARK'S NOMINATION

Caldwell, Ida, April 1S.-The Canyon
county Democratic central committee
met today in Caldwell and appointed
rs delegates to represent this county
at the Democratic state convention to
be held at Coeur d'Alene City. The at
tendance was not large but very harmo-
nious. The first matter to be settled, f,
was the manner in which the delegates
were to be selected. 1t was finally de-
cided that the people should rule, but
the committee decided that it was safer
for them to appoint the delegates. Can
yon county is entitled to rs delegates.
The following is the names OF thoee Sc
lected: J. G. Rice, Walter Griffith, G.
w. Whiffin, G. S. Davis, d. g. Ruby,
G. w. Lamson, Jess Walling. Judge
Snevy, o. II. Calender, Dave Murray,
Carl Geisler, Bowman, Guy Graham,
Jake Lockman, S. F. CLANCY, d. o. Cas-
tater, Pat O'Connor. Ben Ross, Lawson.
The Canyon comfy delegates can be
counted for Champ Clark, even if ex-
Senator Dubois is managing his cam
paign, although there were no instruc-
tions given to that effect.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-04-25
BOISE HIGH
BESTS PARMA
Capital City Students Win
Fast Game on Home
Grounds Saturday

The Boise high school base
ball team won a clean exhibition
game from the Parma high last
Saturday on the Parma grounds
by a score OF 10 to ! "Chiiik"
Alexander pitched excellent ball,
but was not given the support
he deserved, especially in the
eighth inning. Ansel. who pitched
for Boise, was backed up by a
strong aggregation and allowed
bur fonr hits during tile game.
Alexander allowed three hits and
struck ont twelve, while .Ansel
struck ont seven. In the seventh
inning the Boise boys secured
three hits, WHICH, With the as
sistance of two errors, netted
them five Rms.
The weather WAS not what it
should have been for gooa play
ing, il being rather cold. The
game opened with both teams
playing careful ball and frantic
roofing by the students OF the
local high school was much in
evidence. Neither team scored in
the hrst inning, in the second,
the Parma boys jumped in the
lead with two runs, while Boise
scored only one. Parma held
the advantage until the fourth
inning. when the Boise boys
crossed the pan for throe runs.
The next two innings were played
fast, neither team scoring. In
the seventh, the Boise team got
three hits, and these, together
with two errors, brought them
five scores. Alexander walked
four men to Ansel's two.
The Parma boys will go to
Boise soon to play return
game and they expect to be con-
siderably strengthened, and will
give the capital city team "a
strong pull. The lineup Of the
teams was as follows;
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-04-25
WESTMINSTER GUILD
ROYALTY ENTERTAINED

The Westminster Guild was enter
tanned in pleasing manner on Tuesday
evening by Misses Freda Kerrick, Gail
Baldridge, Kathryne Wilcox and Mrs.
Russell. The guests were met by the
hostesses at the home of j. E. Kerrick
and escorted TO the home OF IL. G.
Baldridge, where a two course dinner
was served. Covers we're laid for TWEEN
ty. Dainty place cards in the form OF
baskets tied with sprig of apple blos-
SONS made the tables very attractive.
Bowls of apple blossoms formed the
center pieces. After dinner the guests
returned to the Kerrick home, where
the study OF the lesson was taken up.
Those present were Misses Lucy Farm
ham, Mabel Fouch, Hazel Farley, Ostella
Andersen, Grace Rhodes, Doris Price,
Mary Fisk, Ruth Price, Gladys Peter
son, Fisher, FIossie Green, Frances Fisk,
Shirley Fisk, Florence Eacker, Mable
Anderson, Alyce Cason, Kathryne Will
cox, Elma Fisk, Freda Kerrick, Gail
Baldridee, Mesdames Blackwell, Beur-
mann, Giffen and Russell
The next meeting will be at the home
of Fl. C. Andersen on Tuesday, May It'll.
with Misses Mabel Fouch. Ostella
Andersen and Lucy Farnham hostesses,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-04-25

Graves and Fisk, umpires-
Baldridge, official scorekeeper.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-04-25
OPENING OF
ONTARIO'S
HOSPITAL
The Holy Rosary Institu-
ton Opens Its Doors
to the Public

The Dominican Sisters took
possession OF the new Holy Ro--
sary hospital at Ontario last
Monday, the building being COM
pleted with the exception of a
few finishing touches. The new
institution is a magnificent one
and one of which any town
should be well proud. The build
ing is modern and sanitary
throughout, the latest ideas and
improvements in hospital con-
struction having been applied,
1t is a four-story structure OF
pleasing architectural lines and
solid construction. The two
main floors have been ar
ranged to receive patients, ac-
commodations being provided
for about 80, while additional
room can be made in case OF Me-
cessity. The Holy Rosary hos
pital is open to all patients and
all physicians and is conducted
by the Dominican Sisters, as
sisted by a number of trained
nurses.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-04-25

Patroaize home industry,
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-04-25
w. C. T. u. TO
OPPOSE THE
HANGMAN
Organization Enlisted in
Cause of Abolishing
the Death Penalty

The State w. c. T. q. of Idaho
will introduce a bill at the next
session of the Legislature asking
that capital punishment be abol-
ished. "The union has been op-
posed to capital punishment all
along" said one OF the members,
."but this is the first time they
have determined upon any def
mite public action in the matter.
They have several other items Of
prison reform which they will en-.
Ideavor to have incorporated in
ito laws at the same time"
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-04-25
NOTICE FOR PUsLICATIoN

Department of the Interior, q. S.
Land Office at Boise, Idaho, April is,
1911.
Notice is hereby given that John Clous-
ton, of Nyssa, Oregon, who. on Febru-
Iary 8, 1909, made homestead entry No.
|02743, for Lots 2, 3, seA nw5<, ne1z
sw1<, Section 10, Township North,
Range West, Boise Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make Final Com
mutation Proof. to establish claim to
the land above described, before the
Register and Receiver, U S. Land Office,
at Boise, Idaho. on the 9th day Of June,
1912.
Claimant names as witnesses: Charles
F. Smith, Overton G Westfall, Nicho-
las Leuck, and L. Frank Edmundson,
all Of Nyssa, Oregon.
VIM. Balderston, Register.
First publication, April 25, 1912.
Last publication, May 80, 1912.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-04-25
Fish Station for Idaho

Washington, April zS.-The senate
today passed bill establishing fish
culture station in idaho. Also a house
bill providing that no homesteader on
any government irrigation, project shall
be subject to contest for failure to main
tain residence upon his land prior to
the time water is available for irriga-
tion. Also the bril- extending the SUR
face rights law 50 state selections.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-04-25

At the business meeting of the AM
phictyonic Council Thursday, Mrs
Beurmann was elected president, Mrs.
Blackwell vice president, Mrs. Allen
secretary and Mrs. Fobes treasurer.
Mrs. A. W. Wright, assisted by Mrs~
Eichelberger, Mrs Walter Mitchell ans
Mrs Carl Baldridge. will entertain the
club Thursday, May 2 The program
will be on household economics, with
Mrs Frank Chapman in charge.
E.. j. Cummings was down from Me
ridian on business the latter part of last
week.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1912-04-25

The farmers in this vicinity are wear
ing the smile that won't come of on ac-
count OF the recent rains. The fields are
green with grain, some being from six
to eight inches high. The Parma coun-
try can't be beaten when it comes to
large crops and good results.