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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-31
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Bids Will be received by the COUNSEL
of the City of Clarksburg, until 1900
o'clock, noon, Friday, June 7th, 1912,
for the following street paving in the
City Of clarksburg:
Water street. south to Mechanic;
First street north from Pike; Second
street from Main to Mechanic; Fifth
street from Main to Lee; Lee street
from Fifth to Holden; Chestnut street
from Main to Pike; Lincoln, Webster
and Virginia streets; (the part of the
work thereon heretofore authorized
and uncompleted): Sycamore, north
from Pike; Preston street from Hick-
man to Wilson; Phillppi street, east
@25 feet; North Maple Avenue from
Meigs Avenue to Pike; Mulberry west
from Sycamore; Alley between North
Third and North Fourth streets.
a certified check for $500 to ac-
company each bid, same to be re-
turned to unsuccessful bidders, and
to successful bidder after filing such
bond as Council may require.
Bids To be delivered sealed to City
Clerk. nat marked Bid on Street
Paving"
Plans and specifications can be
seen at the office of D. d. Britt, City
Engineer, Empire Building.
Council reserves the right to re-
jeet any and ell bids.
WILL H. COLE.
Clerk Of City OF Cinrksburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-31
oatun Upper Loeks. Panama canaI.

increase over the receipts during
similar periods in recent years, the
April 1912, receipts being the larg-
est Of any April during the last
decade. Thus the number of hogs
received in April was .1.7G6,s17
head in 1912, as compared with L.
69S,72S head in April 1911, and l.
7O6,917 head in April, 1910
Chicago, Omaha. st. Joseph, st
Paul and Sioux City snow an In
crease. while Kansas City and st /.
Louis show a decrease in April,
1912, when compared with April,
1911.
The number of sheep received at
the seven principal western markets
in April, 1912, S5O,676 head, is
greater than the number received in
any April during the last decade.
Likewise, the receipts during the
four months of the present year
were greater than the receipts
during similar periods in recent
years The increase IN the April,
1919, receipts over those Of April,
FAIL, was most marked in chica-
go and Omaha. Kansas city re-
ported a slight increase while st.
Louis, st. joseph, st. Paul and
Sioux City reported a decrease IN
the receipts of sheep at those
markets.
The April receipts of horses and
mules at the seven principal western
markets, 1895 head, were greater
than the April receipts for number
of years, and the general trend in
the horses and mules in recent years
has been slightly upward, as COM
pared wit hthe same of the preced-
ing year.
The number of loaded live stock
cars received at the seven markets
in ,ARril, 1912, was 52!229, com
pared with 52,521 in April, 1911,
and 41,s961 in April, 1910.
The receipts of meat live stock at
the four leading Atlantic Seaport
cities of Boston, New Yor, PhiIadel-
phia and Baltimore, during April,
1912. 6S4,O41 head, show an in
crease over the April receipts for a
number of years past. Likewise,
The receipts at these ports during
he first four months of the present
year we're exceptionally large. The
April receipts show a decline in Bos-
on and an increase in each of the
.hree other ports when compared
With the receipt in April, 1911. In
his comparison cattle ana hogSre-
.eipts show an increase while the
eceipts of calves and sheep show a
THE total receipts OF
neat live stock in April, 1912. were
boston 117,O77 head, New York
1905, Philadelphia 90,SO7 head,
Baltimore 9S,S49 head.
The April, 1912, shipments OF
acking house products from Chica-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-31
FEET FEEL FINE
EGO is a Refined Ointment that Drives
Out Soreness, Pain and Misery.

No matter how many foot remedies
You have tried there's only one that's
absolutely sure and certain.
Get % cent jar of EGO at Wells &
Haymaker Co.'S today, just rub 1t on
and you'll be rid OF all soreness, ten
derness, burning, aching in a few
hours. Money back If dissatisfied.
oh my! but 2zo will surprise you,
and IL you have corns or bunions that
seem to be overloaded with agony you
must get EGO; its fine for chapped
face. hands and chilblalns. Mail or
ders filed by Eco Chemical Co..
Rochester, N. Y.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-31
ROBERTS
Chosen as. President Of State
Association of Assistant
Postmasters.

The West Virginia State Associa-
ton of Assistant Postmasters of the
first and second class Offices was
organized here Thursday afternoon
with the election of officers as toll
lows:
PRESIDENT. E. roberts, OF
Moundsville.
First vice president tn. c. Kitchen,
of Martinsburg.
Second vice president-A. j. Hearn,
of Bluefeld.
Third vice president-Henry F.
Harnish, of Parkersburg.
secretary-treasurer-A. L. Demoss,
of Morgantown.
Delegates to the national conTen-
ton at Buffalo, y. Y. September 8
and 1O-J. c. Lesage, of Huntington;
w. H. Hornish. of Wheeling; and ].
Z. Roberts, OF Moundsville.
The executive committe will choose
the next place of annual meeting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-31
S VI B & B 1 FL
bamboo baskets

From far across the western
sea=from the land of the
Mikado. Direct importation.
released from Customs a fort
night since.
Wonderful, indeed, the handi-
work Of the cunning little Brown
Men!
All sorts of baskets for which
you have innumerable uses.
Split Bamboo-woven and in
terlaeed in amazing patterns
dull rich bronzed brown finish.
Baskets for porch, library
(lartnonizing with any interior
decoration = appropriate for
wedding gifts, and presentation
as card party prizes.
Fruit Baskets, roc to $3.50.
Flower Baskets, 40c to $500.
Sandwich Baskets, 75c to
$500.
Cake or Hot Roll Baskets, s5c &c
s1.75.
Work Baskets, 75c to $2.25.
Waste Pcuer Baskets, soc to $3.50.
Umbrella Baskets, $2.75 to $500.
Fern Baskets, $1.OO to $500.
Serving Trays, s1.75 and SIPS.
Jardlniere Baskets, SOC. to $500.
Chose Baskets utilized for holding
Flowers or Umbrellas have metal in
terror pans).
EeGGs & BURl.,
RITTecuReH, PA.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-31
n. A. HEINZE.
CIVIL & MINING ENGtNEEl

CIVIL & MINING ENGINEER.
Room No. eO2, Con Building
Examination and Development %
Coal Property, Surveys made, Notes
Computed, Maps and TracIngs Made
Blue Printing.
Bell Phone 1881. Cons. Phone 1921
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-31

Get your data in hand, through
reading the want ads in the Telegram.
before starting out to find a boarding
house.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-31

Mark and clip some classified ads
from the Telegram to take with you
when you go hunting an apartment
and then you will be hunting def
nitejy, and not at random.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-05-31

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as Baltimore street fcap,lo,
Hetsil. cIarksburs Yves. viz
Bihia
10 JAS II. tllslRs AND Is
DOUGH EF Y partners. trading
as Keat'ns 4 Lottchers No. 33a
West Pike Street Clafksburt.
West irsinia.
IL WlIBJifs D. CORK. I. S. Hor.
nor Building, Nos, 1850 west
Ptse stree clarlSburf, West
Ylfsihll.
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Bfst1yYt COMP my. fWlholel
sale Beer Ciarksbdre Ice &
STORAGE Complain building. Peek
street, Ciarksbufg. West yir-
IS NYfflI1fAAi n. HICKS, Iatsteltor
Istat q tjtiildltE No. seq West
Pike street eiarksburF. West
yitglnia.
"a. 4IAfsaK q McpgeslSEIlI- n ].
Keehah biilding. 4ol East Pike
street, clarlSsbtrg west Viz
8tEll.
10. it[i3E AIiletRdc AND 1 j MtiI.-
LADY, Il M. Patton, No 752
West. Pike street, clark sburg.
west. Virfl4ia.
u H.sNItoT STugISs Sarah CLIFFORD
Heits Estate ntiii ding n. .. eof
ner West Main and Fourth
streets Cst. charles Tiolc).
clAFksbtrg. West Virginia.
IA. 1cHlAeslIS puBlFY. frank Dulfy
building. Nos. i21si2 South
Fourth street, clarlssburg West
IS. JOHN ". DtJFB'Y, Annie j.
Coleman building, Nos 1865
West Main street, clarksburr.
X West Virginia,
To- JAMES Della SSI6Y AND Al.
STtTIiER. partners trading as
OAK Iiqno cothpan ny Catherine
Clancy but ding No. 9d5 west
Pike street ciarlssbnrs West
Xlfgifiia.
20. HosrER sliBus sseer
AIDED BRBWEFltES coafRA n
lNholesale Beer) Ioster- Coz
ititibts Associated Breweries
Company building, 40. $40
North Fifth street, CIarksburr.
West Ylrglfta.
81. q, Mode NELL. Jr.. H ii.
Davis hiii ding Nps 800 East
Fikes ssburgs West
Virginis,
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Reed Building, 80. slf West
Pike strset, clArksbbfs. West
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Virginia.
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Pike street. Clark West
Virginia.
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Heirs f1stats building. NO. rs
South Third street ciarksburg.
Wet Virginia.
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Angottl building, NO. 500 Nbfth
Fourth street clarssburs, yest
vifglnia.
q. John NOON, Mary Lyon buiid-
ing No. 2lo IA PIKE street
CidfRbBtirg west sVifEIfiia
%. PArRIcK ]. GfIl i5cY PatrIcls
J.,EGlatsy buildiDs, s. 3, corner
Clark surg. west virp.I mir
30. CARL sE7fFF AND q. n III
BA: barthers. trading as Cres-
cent Blquor Comp my. wallis q
Fiahaean buifdifr MOI ~
an 6aitimore stflset Al sbi,re
west Virgi "a,
30. TI4oSp * lTsfr,4 KIN ,J7esnis =
Mo6rs buildifig No it1si3e
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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-11-15
Athletics At U. of I.

University 9f Idaho, Nov. ll,-1One
OF the most popular courses 1t the
University IL rhyslbal education,
commonly known ms gym. It's
popularity is shown by the large
number of students enrolled. At
times there are nearly 100 men On
the floor taking the exercises N 0ne
class.
1t is the belief Of physical director
q. w. Van der Veer that u Is more
important to lNiild up the nnde-
veloped than to cpncentrate attention
upon y few athle, es who already have
good physIques. ~ is bis policy to
interest as many ~ sn ~ possible 10
various athletic events. To this end
he arranges frequent iud0or track
meets, interclass basket nall games
and other contests in which a large
0umber OF men mayt part.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-11-15
WHO Will Be, SENATOR :
Judge Ailshis Said to Have
Inside Track.
FOR TIE TVo.YEAR TERN
Cooding and Brady are Aleo Lead
s ing Aspirants. n

Three candidates for the senator.
ship on the Republican side OF the
house are feelihv out the sentiment
Of the people. Justice A,lshie, for.
nler Governor Frank r. Gooding and
former Governor james II. Brady are
the most prominent OF those who are
not conceallng the fact that they
would like to all thu two.year vacancy
caused by the death OF Senator Hey
burn. James Il. Babh OF Lewiston
and Burton l.. French are amoug
those also mentioned blythe senator.
makers who ae meeting Ia divers
corners At otlice buildings and hotel
lobbies, says the Boise Statesman.
It seems that Justice AilshIe has
the inside track OF all OF the candl.
dates at the present time on account
OF the deal alleged to have been put
through Ia his interest. All of the
other candidates Tor the senate re-
alixe that the Ailshle-B Bulge deal to
elect Judge Ailshle for the unexpired
term OF Senator Hepburn and then
have Goverpor-elect Hsines appotnt
Judge Bulge to the supreme bench.
and all the vacancy caused by the
appointmentiof Judge Bulge by ap.
potnting Attorney General d. g. Nc
Dougall to the judgeship OF the Fifth
judicial district, has some foundation.
70 They are urging that, when the
legislature cOnvenes Ia joint session
On the second Tuesday In January "a
elect . United States senator that
Senator B0rah be elected at once, SC
that all Of the candidates will have
an even break for the unexplred term
Of Senator Hepburn. 81
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-11-15
IDAHO DEBATING TEAM
q. Of /. Students Chosen 10 Meet
Team From Oregon.

Parker Y. Lucas Of Roseberry.
Harry McAdams OF Corral, Homer
Barton Of MulIan and Paul Ostroot
of Moscow, have BEEN selected TO
represent the University Of Idaho
in the annual debate with Pacific
University Of Forest Grove, Ore
gon. The question is; Resolved,
That labor unions should be in
corporated. The debate will be
dual affair, each University having
an affirmative and negative team.
Both debates will be held on the
same night, January a6, one At
Moscow and the other at Forest
Grove. Idaho won the two de-
bates last year.
The 3orah prize was awarded
at tryout to Lucas. McAdams,
and Barton. The prize consists Of
fifty dollars given BY Senator
William E. Borsh for the purchase
Of books and magssineEto use in
intercollegiate debates, Thenamcs
Of Senator Borah. and oE the
students winning the FIRST three
places in the contest are written in
the socks hought With the fund.
The Borsh books are forming the
nucleus Of valuable reference
library on economic questions.
Since the establishment of the
fund in 1907, books and magazints .
have been secured which bear on
the following questions: employ.
ers' liability for industrial acci-
dents, graduated Federal income
tax. Federal incorporation for
interstate commerce corporations,
old d'age pensions in England, COM
pulsory arbitration Of industrial
disputes, and Incorporation oi
labor unions.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-11-15
NEWS OF WAR in TURKEY
Greeks Take .Salonili. Wreck
Turkish Army. I

4 .5l b
The Greek army under Prince CON =
stantinc captured The city OF Salon3ki
Ia European Turkey Nov. 8, after
notwithstanding u crushing defeat to
10000 Turks AT Yenidje. The tight
ing ut Yenidje lasted throughout the
morning, two divisions or the Greeks
attacking the Turks IN the rear and
giving u decisive turn to the battle.
King George Of Greece hurried to
Saloniki as soon as be had heard that
the city was taken.
The Turkish army at the Tcha ITALIA
line before Constantinople was re-
ported to be hopeless'y disorganizad.
The troops were sent out to oppose
the Bulgarian invasion without food.
without medical attention, poorly
officered aud many OF them poorly
armed. In their retreat they gave
way to panic fear, threw away their
guns, kits aud coats in the flight for
safety. The correspondents tall Of
seeing long lines ,of famished men,
staggering with hunger and worn by
fatigue, begging for bread no one had
70 give; OF wounded med pleading for
medical attention that could not be
obtained. There was no sembla,1ce
Of order In the last part Of the retr.sat
aud the Turkish commander was
seen riding aimlessly over the deld
with his staff contem plating the
plight OF his d.noralized forces.
The hope OF the Ottoman govern
ment lies in intervention by the
European powers or In bringing new
levIes OF 500, 900 troops from Asia TO
check the triumphant adv anca OF the
Balkan allies. 1t Is estimated that
up to the drst OF the present week
the losses in the war on both sides
had reached 10000 men. Cholera
has broken out in the Turkish army
before Constintinople and the city
has been Quarantin.d to keep out the
dread scourge. sa a
a ~. t-.A1 ~ t fS<
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-11-15
MADE ALL FRANCE LAUGH.
The Political Fight Between Dumas
and Paul de kock.

and Paul dc kock.
When Dumas pere opposed Paul
de Kock for the representation OF
Paris reimbursement the historic cam
paign convulsed the whole of France.
Dumas address was very brief. Sub
stantially 1t ran:
II have written 400 volumes and
thirty-6ve plays. The books have
brought in II. 600 francs and the
dramas 6.36O,O0O francs. My work
and my success have kept $500 people
alive for thirty years."
Paul de Kock was more than equal
to the occasion In his reply:
II have kept many more people
alive. My sixty-three novels have
brought in 63,O0O,OOO francs. l live In
the Boulevard St Martin. From 8 to
6 o'clock in the afternoon ! sit at my
window watching the cocoanut vend-
ers pass. All France knows It 80
not a visitor comes to Paris without
writing in his notebook that he must
not forget to 60 and see Paul de kock
AZ his window watching the cocoanut
sellers Each of them naturally taxes
the omnibus to get to the Boulevard
St Martin = threepence; afterwaro
the omnibus again-another three
pence. Twenty thousand sixpences :
wear for twenty years! To the omn'
bus company alone I have brougn
10000. / pass over the Russian prln
| cesses who have been 90 eager 70 SCI
me that they have not shrunk 1ron
the expense Of cab.-Aonuo'
/ Nvo vNnlN
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-11-15

The trial OF B. F. O'NeIl on the
charge OF making false report on
May 8. 1909, OF the finances Of the
defunct State Bank OF Commerce Of
Wallace, Idaho. Uf which he was
formerly president, was begun In he
district court at Occur d'Alene Mon
day, the task OF selecting d Jury
taking up considerable time.
When the present case Is finished
the trial OF the defendant on the
other four indictments charging en-
bezzlement ON two counts aud re-
ceiving deposits on the day before
the bank closed will be taken up.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-11-15
WILL DISCUSS LEAD TARIFF
At American Mining Congress in
Spokane, Nov. IS.

/
The question Of what may be the
future governmental policy 10 regard
to the tariff on lead and zinc, will
occupy prominent place on the pro-
gram at the forthcoming convention
Of the American Mining congress,
which will be held In Spokane during
the week of November Is 29th, and
plan OF campaign will probably be
outlined to meet the fight that will
be waRed at the next session OF con.
gress to place these two metals on the
free list.
In the brief presented by this
organization to the senate committee
during the hearings on the metal
schedule last summer. were a great
mass OF statistics, showing the DIFF
ference 10 wages paid and general
living conditions, between this coun.
try and Mexico, the chief country to
be benefited by the passage of the
Nelson bill, then Under consideration
by the senate.
1t was contended In the brief, and
also by hundreds of producers, that
to remove or reduce the duty on these
two metals to any appreclable extent
would mean the closing down Of hun.
dreds Of mines in the United States
and the consequent throwing out of
employment Of thousands of men
now employed by those mines.
The vetoing Of the bill by Presi-
dent Taft, simply postponed the mat
ter until the next session OF Congress,
when 1t will be brought up again and
another effort made to pass it.
This question will undoubtedly
prove the incentive for large num-
ber OF mining men from the North
west to attend the convention, as the
results likely to follow the abolish
ment Of the tariff on these metals
would be felt with particular severity
10 that par Of the country.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-11-15
.IDAHO's OFFICIALS ELECT
Also Those Chosen to Administer
Kootenai County Affairs.

NaeV AuV8e Voo8S0 20 administer
Kootenai County Affairs.
Late returns received prior to the
onfcial canvass. Of the votes caused no
change 10 the result as flrst ind tied.
All the candidates elected to state
offices 10 Idaho are republicans. The
officials, who will be inducted into
office at Boise next January, will be:
John NJ. Haines, governor.
Herman II. Taylor, lieutenant.
governor. Ms
wilfurd I. clifford, secretary Of
state, (reelected).
Fred L. Huston, state auditor.
O.v. Allen. state treasurer. (re-
elected). ss
Joseph H.. Peterson. attorney
general. I s'f
Grace.M. Shepherd, superintendent
Of public instruction, (reelected).
Roht. N. Bell, inspector Of mines,
(reelected).
Burton L. French was returned 10
congress by y large plurality, and
Addison T. Smith, also = republican,
was elected to congress under the new
apportionment which allows Idaho
two congressman instead Of one, as
heretofore.
George FL. Stewart was reelected to
the state supreme court for another
six year term.
In Kootenai county. as the early
returns indicated. all the republican
candidates excepting r. T. Morgan
for county attorney were elected.
Those chosen Nov. s. TO aid In the
work OF administering the county
government for l9l3-'l4 are:
"A. p. Bailey, sheriff..
Robt. F. Kercheval, treasurer.
Chas. r. Acton, assessor.
Bert A. Reed, probate judge, (re-
elected).
n. d. Wernette (Dem.), prose:ut.
ing attorney (reclected).
Robt. c. Exbers, county superin.
, tcndent Of schools.
A. o. Modlin, surveyor. @,
J. II. Shepherd, coroner.
G. NJ. Downie, commissioners, Hrs,
district. ne
F. w. Esgate, commissioner, sec.
oud district. a
The Republican legislative ticket
of Kootenai county was elected, al
heretofore announced: P. w. John
son, state senator, and r. G. Wearne,
VIM. H. Edelblute, Chas. A. Nortou,
VIM. f. Sargent, representatives.
All the members elect Of thu
Thirteenth legislature OF Idaho arr
republicans excepting three. Thi,
insures the election Of two republcar
United States senators, one for thu
long term offs years and one for tn
short term OF two years to complet,
the uLexpired terui of the late Sena
tor Hepburn.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-11-15
.dx or the Tiger.

Somebody told Henpeck the story OF
.he lady and the tiger. describing Wv
idlv how the poor lover stood trem-
hing before the door Of the cage, won ~
der,nr whether his fiancee wou'u
choose 70 surrender him to anotner wv.
nan or hand him over to the jaws ol
the tiger. .rhot.s
s.,v q a with me at home. every
time / 20 in the gate ! never kno" .
whether I'm going to meet 'a
tiser." ---------
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-11-15

10 shape. 1t IS thought the extra
work Will be completed sometime Ia
February, BY which time all the old
veterans throughout the country wlll
receive the extra amounts allowed
them.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-11-15

Theodore Roosevelt has made y
statement that the ssprogressive party
has come TO stay" and $50 fst from
being over, the battle has just begun. !"
He regards the party's showing lin
polling more than 1000, 900 Sotes as
s.unparalleIed 10 the history Of free
goyernment," 4
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-11-15

Antl.typho,d vaccination is said to
have SO reduced typhoid In the U. S.
army that only II cases Of the disease
10 the 81, 900 men occurred the past
year. There we're hut two deaths
from the disease aud in both instan-
ces the victims had not been vaccina-
ted. {
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-11-15

Spokane has a public school enroll.
ment OF over $4,000 pupils. The
report of the health supervisors shows
six cases OF scarlet fever and two
cases OF diphtheria for October.
. Z. L = - -. -
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-11-15

University Of idaho, Nov. H.
The commandant Of cadets. lst Lieu
tenant John f. Franklin, Of the 7th
Infantry, has completed his appoints
ments to the vacancies 10 the staf OF
the University battalion o: cadets,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-11-15

The Fifth Natinnal apple show
opened 10 Spokane Monday and closes
Saturday. Twenty carloads Of, ap-
pies are on display.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1912-11-15

Fifty.two BuIgarians and Greeks
left Spokane Sunday, bound for Bul.
garia to Join in the war against
Turkey.