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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-25
Colonel Bryan's View.

An interesting bit of gossip was a
flat declaration that William Jennings
Bryan. on his recent visit here. in dis
cussing the tariff, advocated the carry
ing out of the Underwood program of
revision, schedule by schedule, as in
the last session Of congress- and to fol-
low that up by a general revenue bill,
making still further reductions TO a
revenue basis. the idea being as Mr.,
Bryan was quoted. to prevent "bieker-
ing among protectienists.
The ways and means committee ma
jority expect to have the tentative
bill ready by the expiration of this
congress. But 1t may not be ready
at that time. The desire Is expressed
to hold off the extra session until the
finish OF the tariff work Is In sight.
After two hours conference with
Speaker Clark. the president elect
said that he would endeavor to meet
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-12-25

Standing before the jury at the trial
of the 40 accused bomb plotters,"
United states District Attorney Miller
yesterday challenged any of the de-
fense lawyers To speak in behalf of ].
+. Munsey of Salt Lake or for Herbert
$. Hockin, former secretary of the iron
workers union.
Munsey was accused of harboring
James b. Mcnamara in the latter's
flight from Los Angeles after blowing
up the Times building and was brand
ed by the district attorney as "one Of
the men who ought now TO be in San
Quentin prison for murder along with
the McNamaras." Hockin was de-
clared to be the 'Iago of the conspir-
acy who started the dynamiting and
then snitched on the others to promote
his own ambition"
No One Accepts.
No one accepted Mr. Millers offer.
The dramatic scene ensued soon after
Senator Kern had ended his argument
as coming from one who ought TO be
In Washington.
"If it required 5000, 900 for Clarence
parrow TO bring the trial of the Nc
Namaras at Los Angeles to success
1ul pea OI guilty. WIidl ~ Iliu6L iIttN U
cost to retain counsel here. with ex-
Judges and United States senator as
lawyers" shouted Mr. Miller, how can
men for mere money raise their voices
for such consummate criminals?
"Yet IN all this long trial, l have
heard no voice raised In behalf of two
of the defendants. Who Of the law
yers will stand up and say Hoekin is
~,
of Salt Lake is not guilty? I will give
20 minutes for tho government to any
lawyer who will argue that these men
are not guflty?"
Kern Not Present.
Here the district attorney turned
from the jury. looked with an out
stretched hand toward the attorneys
for the defense and paused. Senator
Kern was not present.
For minute Mr.. Miller held the
court room in silence
"No answer" said Mr.. Miller. "There
is not a lawyer present who will defend
Hockin and Munsey. Not voice in
behalf of these men. Senator Kern,
paid by the public to perform public
service. who ought to be in Washing
ton now attending to his duties instead
OF being here has dared to appear in
this court and In total disregard for the
law has appealed to the prejudice and
passions Of this jury In behalf Of the
wives and children of these defendants
Who appealed In behalf of those women
and children who were relatives of the
II persons killed in the Los Angeles
explosion? Nobody.
-Four hours We're taken up by the de-
Tense with Hiram r. Kline. about
whose innocence they assert there is nc
doubt But only three minutes were
given to Olaf A Tvietmoe of San Fran
cisco Enough evidence has been pro-
duced to show that Tviemoe. Eugene
A Clancy and Munsey all ought to be
with the McNamaras in San Quentin
prison for murder. If | We're the prose-
cutting officer of Los Angeles county
Tvietmoe and Clancy would be prose-
cuted for murder and If the jury was
composed of honest men they woule
soon be with the McNamaras, along
with some others.
Ryan and Webb.
among the others would be Frank
----
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Ryan and Webb.
Among the others would be Frank
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-14
: a s.

Die beoeutenoen Summet1 Die
fir 6rau Oroaco, Die @attin oes me-
rifanii6en observation-disclosures, IN
oen ganfen BON gI Balo oeponiert
iparen iino gum gr0Bten Sei[ ber-
ausge5ogen umo in geetp Yorfer Ban.
fin oeponiert, 10 ipiro menisitells
BON peri1ieoenen 8un1,sbeamten
bebonptet. 9rau Oro3co foa iid 5ur
3eit IN Stem Dorf befinoen.
9(us gl Yaio piro gemeloef,
oaB oas 5tpeite aabaaerie @egt-
nlent bort eingetroffen iei unO ii6 IN
st. 8liB einquartiert babe. Die err
ite Sdpaoron oes 5tpeiten aapalle.
rie 9fegiments miro iebt nab St.
9uabuca IN glri3ona iiberlieoeln.
Sberlentnatlt 9foberts BON
%. Snfanterie Hegiment, bat en-
rique gnrile feitgenommen, als er
rad Gl Boio, 5ufannnen nit eineln
gelpiiien gfui5 SarooDal, ebcnfaas
einem flii1tigen &epolutionar fam.
Hoberts bat oie beioen @efangenen
oann ipdter benz Nanger Webiter
auf oeIlen Berlangen ausgeliefert.
Gos gfppellationsgeridt in
@alpelton bat oas llrteil in benz
Gro5eB Der Staot Yaleitine gegell
bic 8. & 8. g. 8abn beitatigt Nad
oieiem llrteil bari Die 9abn ibre
8erflt1tten niht bon Yaleitine nod
einern anoern Srt berlegen unb muB
audi inter 1lmitdnoen ibre Sffi5en,
Die ii6 iest idon in 3olifton befin-
ben ipieoer nah galeitine 5uriid-
idnffen.
ssn Mnion nno Stnmforb milf
man ourd 9Dnomit grploiioncn
qinen leihten sieeen berbeigefiibrt
f,aben. Die Sanoelsfammer bon
San 9fneelo bat ebenfaas elmer
aontraft nit lolhen Negenmabern
abgeidloiien uno audi sort ioIlen
leidte Meeenihauer in 5olge Der
Dpnamit grplolionen gefalleE iein.
Jliigelloie Seuidreden bon
unaelp0bnliher @roBe baben, pie
aus Gan Marcos gemel0et miro, IN
ben oortigeu @drten piel Sdaocn
angerihtet.
9ie Yptbiasritter meroen in
Dallas einen Sempel bauen. Der
100000 foiten ioa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-14
slbolpbns guid's @eoe.

gei ser @runoiteinlegung oes
@ermaniiben Wuieuns Der uniper-
iitdt Sarparo fonnte Moolpbus
Nnid, Ser oieier 9ultalt groBe
Surnmen 5usemanot fat, nidt per-
ionlih anlueieno iein, ianote aber
na6itebenoe geoe, ole er 5u balten
beabii6tigt bate: SD fam Sic
Derli1ern, oaB mir nibts groBere
gefrieoigung gemabrt bat als oaB
ib i'm Stanbe mar, oieies Inter
nebmen gu forbern. Dieies Wtii-
ieum iolte ieoen @merifaner oellt-
iher Mbfunft NIT belonoerem Stol5
erfiillen, uno unieref aller patrioti-
ibe 8fli1t ilt es, ibin bei5uiteben.
Ser oeutide &aiier, iener nett
bIidenoe uno bobber5ige Monard,
ser mebr 5ur grbaltung oes @elt-
friebens beieetragen bat als piel-
Ieiht irgeno Elm anoerer Staats-
nlann ser Sest5eit, Der oeutfde
Raiier bat oen Wuieums-Groieft
fl1ftiglt 8ori1ub geIeiitet lino bic
r anoere oeiltide Siirlten iino iei-
nein Beiipiele gtfolgt 8orunter Der
aonig BON Sadien, Der 9rin5-&e-
gent BON 8apern, Der Negent bon
gnunibpeia. @ir 9eutid Mmeri,
faner baben aIe 1riade/ unier
moglidites 5ur 9ertpirflidung Die
les Broieftes bei5utragen. Denn es
appelIiert nibt MIR an uniere Gin
gabe an oas 2ano unierer @abl,
ionoern aud an unIere 2iebe gu
Dem 2anoe unlerer @eburt. @ir
pergeeenlpartigen uns nit aufri6-
tigtm Danfgefiible ale Die @olta.
ten, pelhe mir in Dem 2anoe unie-
rer @abI eulpfaneen baben. slber
mir fonnen oariiber nid)t bergeiien,
baB Oeutidlanb Dor allen 2anoern
Gas 2ano Der erniten lulO entlhloi-
ienen Singabe an Dos Sffentlide
WoI it, oas 2ano rationeller 10.
Sialer 9feform, oas 2anb griinoli.
den Soridens iotpol als oos
9ano oes barmloien Gebensgenni.
les, uno Dor alIen Dingen oas
2ano oes Gemiits uno oes 2ieoes.
gSir piiroen unieren 8erpflihtun.
gen sesen unier @ooptippotcrlano
ni6t nadfommen Denn mir ni6t
oen 8eriu6 mahten etpas bon
oieler oeutihen @riinolidfeit uno
sefbititGnoigfeit Der moralii6en
ueber5eugung BON oieiem 8ermo.
gen, ii1 einfad nno berltanoig gu
erfreuen, auf oas amerifaniide Sc.
ben 5u iibertraeen. Dieies Mfu.
leum ioa oie Doppelltcllung beg
Geuti6 Entertainers periinnbilbli.
den uno an uns tritt oober Die
slufgabe beron, es nad 9raften 5ll
unterItiistn. Ole beioen fortidritt.
Iihen Wationen = bic alien Sell.
tonen uno bas iunge Minerifa -
lollten elm g3iinbnis ibIitBen, oa.
nit ser @eoanfe oes Srieoeils sur
Sat meroen moge.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-14

@eies eingerei6t lperoen, oas leine
geforoerung gum 8rigaoe-8eneral
porliebt. @s beltebt bic @biid)t, i'm
ipater nit Dem &ange eines Gene
aI-Maiors gu belobnen.
Cine merflpiiroige Soee lit in
GuIlo, Sflaboma, ans 2idt getre-
ten. 0eon mill &ooiepelt peranlal-
fen, aus Ser repltbIifaniiden Rartei
aus5uIbeioen, faas er nj @bicago
nid)t llom1iniert neroe, ulto oann NIT
9rpan 5niammel cine neue Bnrtei
ms seben gu rufen. &ooiepclt miro
Id;lrerfib auf oieien ge1ialen aslan
eiltgehen.
ginen tDertpollen 6uno, Der
iogar ben 8orteil batte, oaB iie ibn
bebalten fonnten, na6ten in Ylain-
fielo, 81. s., Ser Sarbige g8iaiam
Mepers II. Hasquale Delate, Elm ita=
lienil6er .Mngeitellter BON Mobus &
gurfe, ipelde eine StraBe ourd bic
6arm oes 8unoesienators Sanes
s. Weartine anlegten. 8ei ben
@userabungen leeten iie ndmlid ei-
ne 3innfanne bios, in nel6er iie
beim Nadihauen $1,000 in aaiien-
iheinen fanoen. Die Sheine maren
pprgilbt uno gum SeiI oefeft, aber
eongbare @ertiheine Sic iheinen
etfpo 25 Sabre in Der groe pergrd.
ben geipeien alls iein, bod Niemono
botte cine ssoee, mem iie geboren
f0nnten. Die &anne mar in eine
3eitllng perpadt, rpelde bonn g. Mai
1885 ootiert mar. Oie Sdeinc
maren bon peridieoeneln 8ert. Gen
ssinoern pnroe erIanbt, bus @elo 5l
bebaltell, oa iib Ser uabre Gigen-
timer nidt nebr feititellen lieB.
MeDers meloete iih nibt mebr alr
g(rbeit, rno es itelIte iid) ipdter
heraus, oaB oeIien Grau nit eineln
anoern Manll onrhgebrannt mar
uno mabrideinlih ben sroBten Sell
6es @el6es nlitnabnl.
Mm "a. Sftober 1907, our
3eit Der lesten groBen Yanif, lieben
plersebn Nep gorfer 8anfen on ib-
rer Spite S. 9. Ytorgan & 60,
ser Stem yorfer s[ftien-8orie Die
Summe BON "a Milionen Dollars
Inn fer Banif Elm gnoe sll MAIDEN
Sest, Bel ben llnteriubungetl. Die
oas Buio-&omite beg 9feprdientan-
tenhauies IN 8e5ug auf ben .9io-
nep srnii" pornimnlt, bat es iib
beransseiteat, bob oas @elo oanlnls
aus ben &alien Der &egierung Fam.
Gle Megierung oeponierte on Dem
aenanrten Gage 20 MiIiDner Col
lars in ben pier5ebn 9anfen uno
lnadte es oielen oaourb moglid).
Der gorie oas @elo por5uitrefen
Die 2esierung muBte, luo5u oas
8elo benust iper0cn ioate.
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9. 6. & 9. 8. g. & 9. y. ga9a9of)

$40. 8-yeah benz Norben. 7.30 BORN
SO. 6-Nah benz Norben. 500 abenbs
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peiteIten &reiien ser 8enolferun9
Die 8erbaftung oes DIRECTORS oer
9lffumulatoren gleftriaitdtstperfe,

neiteiten &rei1en ser 8eoolferun5
Die 8erbaftung oes Direftors ser
9(ffumulotorer gleftri5it1tsmerfe,
@mil Sarbfelb. Ser nunnebr II
@etpabriam befinolihe bot gerarmc
3eit cine perbaltnismaBig grobe
Molle in Der lpirtidaftlihen Welt ge-
ipielt. Die &unoe bon ieiner 6eit-
nobme biloete fit oas eroBe gnbli-
fun eine polIfommene leberro.
i6ung, Die mie Elm 8lit aus bette
rem Simmel pirfte. geitunterridJ-
tete luaren freilid itiht gan5 unpor-
bereitet. Sarbfelo miro iib auf Die
ooppelte slnfloge bes 9etrugs uno
ser SGlihung 5ll nerantnorten ba-
ben. Ole genmlnten gleftrisitats-
merfe, oeren leitenoer @eiit gmil
Sarsfelo mar, batten ein 9lftien=aa=
pitol bon elf Mi1ionen Marf. Die-
les aapital iit, tpie berii6ert miro,
pollitdnoig perloren. gu opniel1i-
gen, tpelde ourd ben ara6 in Weit-
leioelridaft ge5ogen weroen, geboren
aub 5ablreihe iogenannte vfleine
2eute1, ipelbe Die ieiner5eit inter
Mllfuano GROCER Heflame angeprie-
ienen 9(ftien mil ibren @riparniiien
ollfouftei1 unb nllnmebr cine ef11-
pfin6li6e ginbuBe erleioen.
Mit glan5enoen Seierlidfeitea
lit in Gegentport Der ftaatli6en
nno it6otiiden 8eboroen oie Bel
Danaig BON Mltbof nod Sprol fiib-
renoe neue Wei1ielbriide eroffnet
iuoroen. 0ie ginmeibungsreoe belt
ser Minilter Der offentliden Mrbei-
ten bon greitenbah. Ser 8au Der
gepaltigen Bride nabm Sabre III
Mnipruh uno foitete 100000
mnrf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-14
geansltist Die sanse gsatiun.

Die idredlibe Site Der llnfalle
an einem 4. Suli iest bie 8elt i'll
erltaunen. @benio eritaunlib lit Die
luunoerbore Seilung ourb 8uflen' s
9lrnico Salbe BON Saitlenoen, Die
lid 9ranoz, Sdnitt-, 0uetid. uno
augelmunoen 5ll5ogen ooer bel
grplolionen perlest muroen Sic
beilt ibnea alle @eihmiire, sluse
ihfag, oufeeiprungene 2ippen ODER
Sanorrboioen. 25c in allen slpotbe.
Ten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-14
Giienba1ll Ta9rpIan.
5. & 6. q. gabn.

~ ~ w Nv N"rtt<
Anfnuft-
SO. 3-@pm gaorben. $3.50 abenos
No 5-@om 9aorben GAO abeilbs
$40. 7-0ailp Ggpreb 5pe5ial. Siioen. :.
300 IUUI!J
No. SOCIAL bon Raleftine. :. =.
49,. ..10.45 aben6s
glo. 4-Son Wegifo 1.50 hadn't
SO. 12-2ocaI bon 2are0o (gemiibt) Z.
$500 u1org.
Nbfabrt
SO. f. Na1 benz 0arben. 1.55 nabm.
SO. g. Na9 benn Morben. 800 a6e1os
go. 8-2ocal nab Raleftine. .7.80 morg
SO. 10-9aiIb ggpreB Spe5ial, giorben
..................S.20 ,norg
SO. 3 -9a9 Megito. 100 morg.
$50. 11-2ocal na1 2arebo (gemiidt)
S.UU d0e1toS.
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Der alte @anner au ieiuen sO9n.

Der alte 0anner an Ieinen SDbn.
ileb' iutmer Tren' umb @eblidfeit
Wlein Spbn, baS bringt nidbtS ein;
Spd idtuinb'le fleikis ieber5eit,.
90 bait bm iinmer Sdjtueim.
Damn fannit bu itpI5 i'm Mntp fabr'n,
lln6 giltft ais feiner Mann,
Damn beugen iidb npr sir bic &arr'n,
ttno id)auen idem bid an.
Damn fanmIt bn Iiibfd)e Wsabel irei'n,
tlnb in's gbeater geg'n;
Damn tannit bm trinfen eblen g8ein,
llnb 1alten NDfie id)5n.
Damn fannit bm bir HalGite baum,
Aus Marmpr itn6 0ranit;
Sprtuna ipirb bann anf bid fGan'nv
itnh iesnen beine Sdritt.
Gem Gbrenmlann tpirb alles ffiuer,
S9m feblt gar oft bas 8DDt;
Meift' lit tim &iid' nnb &aiie leer
Gualt ct iidJ aud ST. Sob.
su Ie6rt Der 0anmer ieimen Spbn,
Nplgt SIR mtdbt ieiner 2ebr';
Spredlt grem nnb Sieblid5feit nidjt opbH,
ilnb Ballet bod bic CIR.
Meift aud fein g9ein end am Spalier,
Sn beiFer Sunnenglnt;
Sebt eudj unr hin beim 2pme Star
Bier,
rno triutet frobsemrf.
@er ftpIs bic Gbre nennt mod iein,
ttnb gleblidtfeit b1lt tuert,
Der fann beim 2une Star 8ter iid)
fren'n,
Nls ,uar' ibm @ein beiheert.
sn @anaoo erplooierte elm
aeiiel ser S6eemiiblen Wai6ine,
rie BON g.. s. Sdneioer uno sSobn
Sdlpars aus Minneapolis muroe
aetotet. Sdneioer, Der Better Der
g1gemiible, empfing idmerabafte
8erlesungen.
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M. 6. & s. gahn.

~. ~. W q. Ouvu.
Nnfunft -
80. 241-8on Soliton .7.2O BORN
go. 7-gon 9alIas nno Sort gBortb
............. 7.55 bornl
$50. 205-@on @anfas gitb unb ct.
Xoufs 10 borll
Wo. 15-2ofnI bonr Norben. $40 hadbm
9ao. 9-@on &anfds gitp. ct. 2onis uno
Chicago $50 nbenos
Nbfabrt
So. 16-Mad g1oroen bia Mu1tin mno
5nitbbilIe ......... 800 BORN
SO. 1o-gsa6 ct. 9onis, aanfas gitb
lno gbieago ..... 300 BORN
SO. 8-Nad Sort 8ortb unb DaIIas
So 2o6-gsad ct. 2ouis unb aanfas
StIg S.UU QOeHoS
SO. 242-Nad Souftou ..10.15 abenos
q. 6. 6 g. 8. g. & g. y. ga6u9of)
So. 7-@am @oroen. .9.55 BORN
So 9-9om Norbeu. 5. .10.45 abenbS
Mbfahrt
$40. 8-Na1 Dem Noroen 80 BORN
SO. 6-Naf benz Horben. 800 abenos
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-11-14
OUT FROM BIG CREEK.

James and John Hand, pioneers
from the Big Creek mining dis
trict are in the city. The boys
have been doing assessment work
on their extensive holdings in
that section, and arrived at White
Bird some two weeks ago, where
they voted. Jimmie states that
Robert Bell, state mine inspector,
who negotiated the recent deal fol
the Moore property, intends put
ting in an extensive power plant
on Elk creek and will supply pow
er for the entire district. The
Hand boys are located z miles
from the Moore property.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-11-14

the records, and gave some valu
able pointers ON selecting the
same.
The institute closed on Thurs
day afternoon with a demonstra-
ton lecture ON the horse by Prof.
Iddings and later a lecture on the
hog and his diseases by the same
gentleman, and a demonstration
of milk separating and testing by
Prof. Olin, which was among the
best of the entire session.
Thursday Prof. Olin was given
the use of the Lyric theater
through the courtesy of Mr.. Ed
mundston, and showed the audi
ence series of splendid pictures
which he had taken illustrative OF
the great development in the
south portion of the state through
irrigation processes. All of which
was instructive and highly enter
tanning.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-11-14
SEN. BORAH TO
MEXICAN LINE
Idaho Scrap Put Him in Fine
Fettle to Quell the In
Surrectos.

Boise Capital News: Summon
ed to the Mexican border as a
member of a subcommittee ap-
pointed by the senate during the
last session of congress, to inves-
tigate conditions as they exist
there especially with reference to
interference by Americans, Sena-
tor William E. Borah will leave
within a few days for southern
California where he will be join
ed by other members Of the COM
mittee and the investigation will
then continue along the border
line.
Senator Borah received a tele-
gram from Chairman William Al
den Smith of Michigan, senator
from that state, who is at the
head of the committee, today stat
ing that the subcommittee would
be ready to act within few
days and asking him to make
ready for departure to the Mexi-
can border line. The telegram
stated that further instructions
with reference to the committee IS
actions would follow. There are,
besides Senator Borah, four other
members on the committee.
Senator Borah had not been
expected to have been called away
at so early a date, but as the du-
ties of the committee are consid-
cred important he is making the
necessary preparations to hold
himself in readiness for the word
to leave.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-11-14
CAMPBELL-THOMAS

VIM. Campbell, the well known
mining and stock man of the Sal
mon river section, sprung a sur
prise on his friends of Grangeville
and White Bird by coming to the
county seat Monday and on Tues
day taking unto himself a bet
ter half. The new Mrs. Campbell
was Mrs. Nellie Thomas, a form
er schoolmate of the groom, who
came out from Springfield, Hi
nois, to take a life partnership in
the Salmon river business. Mr.,
Campbell met the bride at this
place by agreement and the cere-
mony was performed by Judge
Vineyard in his most artistic style
After luncheon at the Imperial
the team was brought out and
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell drove te
their home near White Bird. The
Globe, with Mr.. Campbell's many
other friends,l extends congratula
tions and best wishes.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-11-14
that they will one and all, be
glad to return and visit us year
hence.
ENGAGE IN CATTLE
RAISING.

E. N. Graham returned last
Sunday from Asotin county, Wash.
ington, where he purchased 773
acres of land comprising three
separate farms with houses and
stock barns and buildings on each
of the places, with unlimited wa
ter supply, and he will remove
there at once and engage in the
cattle business. The property
lies eleven miles southwest of
Charleston, with good roads lead
ing to that prosperous little city,
and Ed says he will be strictly in
it, and that he is now going to
launch into the line of business
he has planned for for many year
that of stock raising. He says
while he has been required to in
vest some $4,000 to secure the
desired location, he considers thai
he got snap in the place, and
he and the boys will make the
most Of it.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-11-14
FARMERS WIN STALLION
CASE.

The jury in the federal court
ON Monday of this week was or
dered by Judge DIETRICH to re-
turn a verdict for the defense in
the case of the People s. State
bank of Bashta, Kan, versus B.
F. Farris, R. j. Farris, g. P.
McComas, Ben Baker, Dennis
O'Shea, T. J. Harrison, A. T. G.
Babcock, M. G. Barnett, g. N.
Bartlett, T. f. Senses, who were
the alleged makers of a note for
$4,000 and six years interest.
The defendants at the time of
making the note were all resi-
dents of this country but some
of them have since taken up resi-
dence in Washington.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-11-14
AGENT BELL RESIGNS.

The many friends of r. B. Bell
will learn with regret that he has
resigned his position as station
agent on the Camas Prairie line
at this place, but they will at the
same time be pleased to know
that Mr.. Bell after making an
extended visit to Portland and
other coast points, where Mrs.
Bell has been for some time on
account of i'll health, he expects
to return to Grangeville and set
tie down; in just what line of
business he has not fully decided
Mr.. Bell has been noted for his
pleasant and accommodating man
ner toward the public, and he has
thereby won many friends fol
both himself and his company
The new agent, Frank G. Evans
came up from his former position
at Culdesac on Last Saturday anC
assumed the duties of local agent
Mr.. Evans is a pleasant gentle
man and will no doubt soon MAKE
friends with the travelling publ,
and local citizens.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-11-14
$500 PRIZE ADDED.

In addition to the many prizes
offered on different breeds and
kinds of stock to be exhibited at
the Northwest Livestock show to
be held at Lewiston in Deem
Der, Ray Minis, of Cottonwood,
has offered a prize of $500 for
the best beef exhibit.
Extensive preparations are be-
ing made by Lewiston people for
this event in the way of arrang-
ing buildings, grounds, etc., and
enthusiasm is being manifested
in all parts of the country. A
large number of fancy shipments
will go from this section.